The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1905, Page 12

ing Wille, said he was puzzled by the WILL WORK THEIR WAY Wnd's encape It a man were to get that fall," sald ull fractured | but Both Are as Hope- fal ae Bors. 0-07 FL + ‘Cut Head Only Injury in Lad’s al ~~ Tumble from the } Palisades. oA Midna He ee ronie ects | AO etxty-elght, of Rockvillo, a to onl & iin bagged | earn te n he eve d before oa “THOUGHT IT CHINA TRIP {>> ‘Hore's where I eee Chine, sure! | #6" bettloship Virginia made her con- Degen to think of al) the other tract speed of 19 knots with a margin of zd soo arcing 1 “ore /09 Dae wa sw uee| . DR. GREENE i coming from my head. Did you fal about 2 hundred foot? Well, |#0%e w a 1knot speed. Her enatnes | yoy 7 had no dit- ig "t want to do tt again, amt | Worked amoothly, and she FSiFEee to make her speed, in apite of the fact sands to Health, thet wind and sea wore adverse, Every feature of the tri] wes a success, in- i ‘Thirteen-year-old Willie MoLaugtiin, x ipice on the brink of the Paltondes, | [rial Board and the bulliers were aalin- in the United States, 3 Rear his home, epoke Uke one Milled! irq) “Visard deft the sity at Bost gvith wonder at his narrow escape from | Lasts and the V! Boath. That he was uo more sertously |to )'ewport News, | bu ‘by the Newport frurt than faving an ugly but unims pf ee Net aoe ‘ows Shigbutlding | the usual physic! portant cut’ on theb ack of his head) M— wvill recelve har Antwhine touches | been his efforts, His name is koowa to dmpressed the physician who attended pre paratory to ging fmto commission, |evory city, town and hamlet where his er commander wil be Cast. Seaton | Wonderful cures have been wrought, him as rore Rood luck. |Scirooder, ‘To metninin her speed. the | ‘Willie ts having @ holiday that he! Virginia waa required to make an aver- @mjors, because he will not have to *** of 12.4 revolution. Sho develooed an avomae of 12 ‘urna, @o to school until the big bandage | gtedl grate off. ‘That will not | until the doctor oan remove the yr by mall, In either oase he ae stitohes that hold together the beck. felt through the left tur esterday. | of nll cost. Lis doors are open to al! sut- The wound, it is thonght, will prove | ferers, rich, and poor alike, and bis success | Physiclan Puzzled, fatal, It is not known whether the) ts without parallel. jn C, H. Merschelmer, who ts attend. uletdal Intent Rat-a-tat-tat-ta-tat, Um-titty-um-tum-tum Santa Claus Land on dress parade Ts beating its little red dram March past, you little red and blue soldier boys, ten thousand thousand strong. Who knows you're tiny little bits of lead, and the field of Austerlitz is only the nursery floor? The Emperor of all the Russias is not so thrilled by the march of a million troops, as “Little Boy Blue” with his little red soldier men, Bring the Little Folks to Wanamaker's The Greatest Toy Store Invites You Woo! How the little eyes jump, when they see.the big, woolly, cinnamon bears. ' How they love the woolly dogs and the cozy-looking cats, How they stand and long for the life-like Dresden Wooden Toys, that tell a whole fairy book of stories to them, while their eyes are simply glued to these folk of the land of make-believe, See the bigger boys c.ing to the demonstration counters where the mechanical trains are running, See how intelligently they examine the wonderful Turbine Engines, that run by steam, and don't break down, either, See how they stop in front of the Tool Chests, and the cases of Magic Lanterns, where the wonderful Kinetoseopes and Polyopticons are. Watch the little folks admire the elephants and roosters that tempt them to possess the Shoo-Fly Rockers to which they belong—the rocking chairs that have an adjustable back, to let the child lie down when it rocks itself to sleep; and with an adjustable set of wheels to make a wagon to whee! the child in. See the Doll Houses, Stables and Stores, the Horses, Wagons, Fire Engines, the coun- ter filled with every sort of Rubber Ball that is made, and other balls, too, And the Dolls— @ wonderful collection. Then the Games—card games and puzzlese—the big wooden gaines, to throw balls, shoot disks, knock down pins—Fun, Fun, FUN, till it looks as if all the world hud been working to contrive things to make little folks happy, and we'd brouglit them all here to help New York do it, And isn’t it pretty nearly the best business that the world, and we, and you, can do? Gather up the little folks, and COME, Ca { , bs Vay () I Lauehheamor? re) 66 "STREPT COLUMBUS AVE, AND S**AVE NEAR 82” ST. Toilet Goods. | “TAPERING WAIST” | Housefurnishings,’ | | Mule Team Borax, per Ib... 10 | Kirkman’s Borax Soap. .,++++ conforms the | | Fels Naptha Soap,...++seee Menaen’s Taleum Powder... 1 ReG CORSETS Lion Laundry Soup, 20 for.. 25 figure to the Bon Ami.,., “tapering” | shapeliness | Dom large. sssessees 19 and defined | Electro Silicon... .ss+e+e08 06 nope y \) Waistline $0 | Incandescent Gas Ours, com distinctly fash- | plete with globe and mance! 39 ionable | Fibre Pails All Jengths in high or low. bust. =———s«* Binasmeelled Salt Boxes....., $1.00 to $3,00 Seen TE Dr, Merachelmer, “he would probably AR UNO THE WORLD y bone in h!8 | Goldsmith Is 59, and Wilkie Is 6S, Henry Esders, 53 to 59 West 14th St., Clothier Men’sFurnisher|o « HAS SOLD OUT HIS ENTIRE STOC TO \Frankel, Kupferberg, Karp Co. : This entire stock, consisting of $250,000.00 worth of the most modern, up-to-date wearing apparel for Man and Boy ever offered to the public anywhere In America, This establishment was opened only two yeare || ago, with the latest of fashionables for Men and Boys. $200,000 worth of cloth was imported for the sole manufacture of this establishment. Now Messrs Frankel, Kupferberg, Karp Co, offer you your cholee of this grand assorted stock at 60c. on the dollar. ° This $250,000.00 stock amply represents the grandest aggregation of the highest standing id Boys ever accumulated In America under one roof, SALE TAKES PLACE FRIDAY AT 9 A, We have six floors running through from 14th to 15th Street, Ptenty of extra salesmen to serve you. Come early and secure your STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. If You Want to Know the Truth, READ THIS, MEN’S OVERCOATS Overcoats — Kersey, vicuna and black cheviot, long, me- dium and short effects. $250,000 | Men's ® Boys’ CLOTHING _ compantons how | Charas A. Goldsmith, aged fitty-nine, | could walls @nd. | of New dfaven, and Walter Nv Wil On the Dollar | etarta trip round the world next spring, | policeman found wae aparently | ach without a cent except what they | me | Dr. Goldsmith says he has three valu- pore fam ANT) adte snplements with which to make 1 ae norsi\ le. | the trip—a camera, a tongue and a pen. uneelers about] with these, he says, he can travel in jpinn al whom he recounts ' H coun site, world mere Ene: 5 Tp iy ‘rench, ants) ir Whirteen-Year-Old Willie Mcl.augh-! ——— ate ‘spoken. ait ” tin Believed He Was Bound | BATTLE-SHIP VIRGINIA tee by tig ng oromecouney Thruogh the Earth. EXCEEDS 19 KNOTS,| "°°" =——o—— 1 one SR ug ur stegh Soldier Ends Life at West Point, We advise an early call, bargains and avold the rush. al a 1° ‘ea bed ee aml roves on Her} Pri Willtam R. MoClosky, # cav- "Gee, mister, it wos like falling) speca ‘Trinl (o Be Satistac- Sire ea ane Mt ee en chan flea seth dad “about Chis Likist oeelarr pti gage rultted sulolde by drinking caxbollo acta t wae on the other aide of the world,| BOSTON, Ney. 4—On her founhour) yesterday. Ma WatS Under cur foot, and 1 mid to) epeed run In the open aaa yesterday the | CREO. He, had been beet | from I fall on the rocks end felt the /Resen Light I the dition of Bowen | pe onatity of the Most Successtul Light. From ihe start ie Virginie Wes |" 'hiood and Nerve Specialist in the Won't get nedr the edge any |Moulty in keeping up the turns reautéte | His Free Advice Has Helped Thou Dr Greene, discoverer of Dr, Greene's No, 21 Waverly piace, Jersey City, | Guiding the etearing guur teat Walch was | Nervura blood and nerve remedy, 18 uo of fell off the odge of a ateop!inade at the em of dhe cun, and thé : most successful physicians and special hh ts obtaned ine | Ie bas steadily directed hie efforts to the! Peu “Biusd beh the gure of ‘blood and Harve diseases, and ee-| ia proceeded south | pecially those chronic and lingering forms ‘whore gtie was | which are so entirely beyond the reach of Tho world knows how successful have |} fords and cheviots, the best |} tailor work all through. Overcoats—A selection Greene gives advice free personally makes charge whatever for bis opinion and ad- ge. For « number of years Dr. Greene has malntatned consultation rooma at No, 101 Cavalry Officer Shoots Himself, | Fitth avenue. New York City, and an ab! Probably Fatally, and eminent staff of assisting and consult- | sixteen CHATTANOOGA, Nov. %—Lleut, Ww. | !28 phystclahe carry on, under his superv!-| rn 2 . i 4 the test medical practice in the Baven-inch wound extending from the! Hy Granam, of the Twalfth Cavatry. | Mumtry® Bre Greene invites sil obo nee | Pop of his head to the bose of his! stationed at Fort Oxlethorpe, shot him-| advico about health to got {t from him free terials in Oxfords, vicuna and melton ; specially made Overcoats of exceptional quality, in elysian, yicuna and Oxfords, all ‘engths,.....)., Highest grade Overcoats, graces of tailor art, in a-variet reduction of 409, MEN’S SUITS. Single and Double-breasted Esders’ |} Suite—Ali-wool materials, cut in Price |} the latest Winter fashion, com- prising a variety of materials tn b Acekiental or was done | byt nd bs 4 bret be ltd hc if you a ; combining all the y of materials, from $16 to $22, a Bt NYrnsnefer Bow S555 Bt Yatmafir Sore Sack, Sulte— Strictly all-wool thaterials, In cheviots, blue and black; also fancy mixtures Sack Sults—Aan immense varie 10 choose from....sseeseee ; Single and Double-breasted Suits — All the newest effects, 12.00 ore, 7.20 13,00 ore, 7.80 14.00 ore, 8.40 Single and Double-breasted Sulte—Handsomely finished, all wool, in gray and brown m tures and worsteds..,...,. Sack Suits — Elegantly tailored, Guaranteed’ all WOOL... .ereeeee AMMEYE 6th Ave,, Cor, 20th St. This Friday and Saturday IN OUR BASEMENT Will Be the Two Greatest Bar In Family Footwear that the We have been preparing this public-seeking sale for many weeks and have ex- people want in Fall and Winter Footwear at prices that will.a ons in men’s, women’s and children’s s| 4 Women’s Regular $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes. Patent Leather and Black Kid, Button, Lace -and Blucher, welted soles, Cuban, common sense ain Shoe Sale Days ity Has Ever Seen. actly what the est models and latest fashi nviionts co JOHN WANAMAKER .2ezuiss | military and Heelssie)...ssecis peGebeiot: Men’s Regular $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes. Patent Leather and Black Kid, Lace and Blu Box Calf Lace Kid Lace and Welted, medium a u 2. tc manele Men's freer rend and $3.50 Shoes, fine Pat- ent | eather, Box Calf, Velour Calf and Wax Calf $2.25 Women's Regular $2.50 Button and Lace $| and Patent Leathers... +++ vse cred rete swempees sane Children's arid, Misses’ Black Kid Lace, stzes 11 to 2.,....,. Children's Black Kid Button and 21 PIANOS Selected from Our Stock , Unparalleled Reductions... Smallest Kind of a Reason. For instance, four of these are discontinued sty! no different from the Pianos surrounding them excepting a change in case design, As there are plenty of new ones in every. day, we don’t want these four odd Pianos to take up neces» sary room, and’ mark them down to quick-selling | ae Another lot of three, factory samples, each different and each’ possessing remarkable beauty of case design; but they, are ae pare Waves heir as sam Our po! is to dispose of such Planos as quickly as possible, and whoever purchases them will save enough for more than one ed gid Mage Bey hot Mra Dog ode ay in fact 80 Iittle used that they have not been injured least; rich, modern architectural designs ard practically as good as new in every way, yet they are not new, and for that reason are reduced to @ fraction of their worth. At this Holiday season every foot of means a great deal to us; to gain room we make larger on prices of these instruments than ever known before. Those who come quickly will reap the benefits, 4 Sterling Uprights, large sixe,con-| 2 Sterling Uprights, medium ste cert grand scale, case rich and hand | strictly Be, Vorientee.! in the rich- some, wilnut,.but plain, the styles are) est’ mahogany; so beautiful they discontinued; never sold for less| should be classed as art pianos; than $400; NOW ...,...s0+-0$360 2 lelty regular price $400; now $38 7 Sterling U; eights, concert grand | 1 Sterling Upright, medium size, Seale, magnificent cak and mahogany | ebonived case, 1 ghtly used but in cases, beautifully ornamented; nev r| excellent condition; was $350; now Sold for less {han $425; now. 9360 oe see cents nossa BROS 3 Sterling Uprights, medium size, 1S Upright, very handsome pla'n coses of kandsome Ital'an curly ros bea.tful tone and an walnut; used only a short times can-| excellent piano in every way; was not be told from new; regular price| $350; NOWs.ssee.. sores ses S2OS $325; BOW. 000 soreiveree ».$285\1 Sterling Upright, laye size, 1 Sterling Upright, beavtifyl bou-| eboniz d case, ‘ull come.rt scale, in Coir cabinet grand, architectural de-| es ceil mt éemdition; was $400; now sign ‘sChippendale; just theswectet) at sessee. se «$260 sort of a Baye for a small apat-| 1 Sterling Upeig’ ‘ze, ma. ment; richly figured mahojany,| hog:ny case, pliin design, concert handsomely inlaid, only one cf the! sca'e, rich tone, duet desk, practice kind; a piano that ‘ells for $400;, atlachmect; a great bargain; was yours for,,., #6068290! $400; NOWeecees.esseeee o000$270 Other Uprights and Squares At Sacrifice Prices, , We have also a miscellaneous fot of Upvight and Square Pianos, some of them almost new, that have come to us in exchange for our Sterling Pianos or the Sterling Playerpiano, All have been put excellent condition and will be sold at most liberal reductions fr original prices, Among them are the following well-known makes: Steinway & Sons. Henry PF, Miller. Sterling. Weber. Wheelock. Thaver. Horace Waters, Francis Connor & Co. — Huntington, Emerson. Kingsbury, Mendelssohn. The Strongest Guarantee. Any Piano purchased from us, whether new or second hand, regardless of make or price, may be exchanged within a reasonable jlength of time, if it proves unsatisfactory, and the full amount of money paid will be returned, 4 A Hing Aware means absolute protection for the buyer. ‘The Sterling business has been established nearly half a century, We have kept our promises in the past, which is an absolute assur. ance that we must keep them in the present. Send for special list of slightly used pianos, Will be sent free, , The + Sterling Piano Company, 518-520 Fulton Street, cor. Hanover Place, Brooklyn, OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, i » 4 denna 1, 2, 24,25 227 GBAND St, ce. | puogenyH 164, 166, 163 and 170 Sali 81, weet" w, The Big Credit House,| | FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTHING The acknowledged meri, of our’ Men's 4 Clothing is not confined jto any price or { FE specials on Pad- docks, regular: Overcoats and Ti Coats in Melton in: ee Sete’ tn thas ' ow: we have § ge . = ae a SE IT TL Re a eee