The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1908, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, — JISTOE ABT OED AS RESULT | OFA PARED CORN Blood Poison Follows and Amputation Fails to Save | Life. SURGEON LATE. Yurist Had Been Surrogate of | Kings County Before His * [ Election. TOO Justice George B. Abbott, of the Kings (County Sipreme Court, died to-day * m blood poisoning at his home, No. 9%) Joralemon street, Brooklyn, His death followed the amputation of a too, which had reached a dangerous condition treatment for a corn. Immed! ter the operation blood ‘poisoning and despite the efforts of severa: p cians Justice Abbott failed to ral Amputated Toe; No Relief. Justice Abbott had been a sufferer | — from diabetes for seven or eight years. | bank were in da 1 the Two weeks ago he complained of a corn and was induced to visit a chiropodist, ‘who removed it. Several days later Justice Abbott again complained and the family physician was summoned. The next day the foot became worse and a surgeon was called fn. It was decided that blood poi & had taken hold, probably due to a deep | Incision. To save ther Jus foot it was decided to toe. At} the time the do. nticipate any fatal conseq s | After the operation, however, Justice ‘Abbott became very weak. His diabetss | Decame aggravated. His wife, son and} daughter were with him at 9.30 o'clock to-day, when he died. The Justices of the Kings County) bench met to-day and passed resolutions | of regret, and embers of the bar @rranged to hold a meeting for a similar purpose this afternoon. Once Surrogate of Kings. George B. Abbott was born at Brook- field, Vt., Sept. 27, 1 During his early youth, his par moved to Brooklyn, where he prepared for col-! an R. Lawrence. His as finished at Colum- from which he was office of A legal educa bla Law S graduated in nt of the late | n the office of | Kings Cou to the office. | en by Gov. Hill to| used by the death of At the elec-} fill the vacancy Gurrogate Abr tion in the follow Dott was el Abbot rogate and th tice. In 195 M the Kings Hundred asa Court bench. His proved by the Dem nd he was WEDDING GUESTS. FLEE FROM DANCE N FIRE ALC Women in Thin Gowns Rush; Into Biting Cold of Sur- rounding Streets. | | avenue o'clock this @ burst of si Some one 1 the repor bi eked @hat the fire was incendiary and Bist! fe vaults of the recently suspended aT PREME COGRT. uh 1 OM aa, 23rd Stree! CHINA DEPARTMENTS. 23rd Street WHO PIED OD POTSO) ts, and proprictor of Call in person or write tn confidence to his office, ® 14th St, N York. been nd women ing for | de- | uffer needlessly when sure) at hand. If you have made ene ror do rot make another by) delaying for a single day to consult Dr. Greene, Spee fallot in nervous and chronic com- NERVURA. His Advice jon Always Free fect West | JAMES McCREERY & CO. 34th Street FURNITURE DEPARTMENTS, Jn Both Stores. On Tuesday and Wednesday, February 11th and rath. Sale of Mission Furniture and Brass Bedsteads, Quaint Craftsman Furni- ture. Suitsble for library, dining room and den as well as country cottages and bungalows. Side Chairs and Rockers.... .... 4.25 Arm Chairs and Rockers, 9.00 and 10,50 Large Roomy Arm Chairs and Rockers Morris Chairs ..... SSWES6 G00 0600 d000 +. 31.50 and 75,00 Bedstead Departments, Bedsteads manufacturers’ Finished with best English lacquer, All sizes. 500 with 2-inch pillars, Richly mounted, 15.00 value 20.00 (discontinued samples ), Brass models and 75 samples, new models..13.50 to 42.50 value 19.50 to 60.00 12 discontinued models, with square tubing.........+.40.00, 50.00 and 60.00 ‘ value 55.00, 63.00 and 90.00 Beds, Springs and Mattresses to order. At reduced prices. —_—_—— In Both Storcs. Cut Glass; 8-inch Bowls, new cutting.... ........ 1.75, 2.00. 2.50 and 3 00 Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate.......... 1.75, 3-25 and 5.00 g-inch Bowls, new cutting... ......5.00 Covered Butter Dishes.... .... ..6.75 Celery Trays.... .. ....200 and 3.00 Comports, new shape, see one 2.25 JUGS. . 00+ c cece ce0e 275, 4-25 and 550 Oil and Vinegar Cruets..1.50 and 3.75 \ Vater Bottles mmr taniri i ear rnts Aas Sugar and Cream Sets, extra large size. 2.50 and 4.00 set Silver Tableware. A complete stock ot silver-plated At attractive Best quality. Tableware. prices. iicawm pools rita ry 1.25 doz Jessert ‘ ndphonisienene aaag Sia ty elmesitteatuvsr dress dapodes 2:60une Orange Mumeraen rite etre ang © Bouillon“ He Individual Butter kK coeseag) Suga tolell Somcrpnumectr 25c each CormeMeatshonuksreny itil: AOCH te CHEM ILAW, soodgosoondonga BSCuie Gravy ANP aa eras celiyay Geet Age (! JAMES McCREERY & GU, 34th Street the | LADIES’ SUIT DEP’TS. t 1 streets when a car| » track and knocked him | 23rd Street LADIES’ GLOVES. MARABOUT STOLES. ART NEEDLEWORK DEP’TS. cAMES McGREERY & GO. On Tuesday, February the rith, Ly Both Stores. 12-button length Mousquetaire Gloves. Pique sewn. Tan, mode and brown. 2,00 per pair 12-button length Glace Mousque- taire Gloves, Gray, white and black. 1.75 per pair in Both Stores. Lingerie and Cotton Voile Princess Dresses, Trimmed with lace. 15.00 and 19,50 Party Dresses. Made of net, moun- ted over silk lining. 29.50 Remaining stock of ‘Winter Suits and Costumes, At greatly reduced prices. In Hoth Stores. The latest novelty for automobiling and evening wear. Marabout hood and stole combined. Natural, black, brown and green 18.00 Light blue, pink, gray and white 30.00 Marabout Stoles. Natural or black. 4.25 and 7.00 value 6.30 to 10.50 ‘Maravout Stoles. Light blue, pink, gray and white, 5.50 and 7.00 value 7.50 to 10.50 Sale of Stamped Underwear and Shirtwaist Patterns, New designs. Waists, on sheer Linen...........1.25 value 1.75 @ | | | Gowns, on Nainsook........... 75¢ value 1.2 Chemises “ cea) git Sinersieisies 45c | 3 value 60¢ | Drawers “ He einnoodonnne 38c | 3 value S02 | Corset Covers “ GDROdD coooe Bets | value 35¢ CORSETS, Jn Both Stores. 23rd Street 23rd Street TOILET ARTICLES. 23rd Street All Corsets carefully fitted. Imported Vesta Corsets. Made of Silk Broche, Coutil and Black Italian Cloth. Models for average and well- developed figures. 1.85 one-third former price Vesta Corsets of fancy Silk Broche, Batiste and Black Italian Cloth. Models for average and well-developed figures. 2.905 one-third former price JAMES McGREERY & 60. JAMES McCREERY & CO, 34th Street In Both St>res. ANNUAL SALE. On Tuesday, February the rrth, 750 Imported Hair Brushes (manu- facturer’s samples). Solid backs, genuine bristles. Real Ebony, Olive and Fox- wood, 95¢ i value 2,00 to 3.75 too pairs of Militaire Brushes, Made of various woods with solid backs, 1.50 per pair value 2.00 to 4.50 500 Shaving Brushes with genuine badger and bristles, 50c value 1.00 to 2.00 zoo gross French Tooth Brushes, and sterilized Brushes. Ioc value 25¢ to 35¢ 25 gross Nail Brushes, bone handle and wooden back, 18c Hoof’s Orangewood Sticks, 7¢ a doz, value 15¢ Goodyear’s unbreakable Rubber Dressing Combs, 18c value 30° White Castile Soap. 60c per box of x dozen cakes Dr. Lyon’s Tooth Powder, Cuticura Soap, Listerine and other standard makes of Toilét preparations, At at- tractive prices, 34ih Street otib Street In Both Stores, 34th Street FEBRUARY 10, 1908. é wv Ba aii He SsTREE= r RI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR HONE VEEROMETLY REFUNDED | 2 fresh lot Of Live Beek in News for ae ee Great February Sales pre-| sent astounding economies—the mos! remarhadie unc lerprice MOVE- ment cf merchandise ener attematea in Now Vork. i | Another Lot of Those Handsome Broadcloth ee the same un- ut the lot ad- fuesday’s Sensaiicnal Cf: ering of This is a special purchase—the maker giving us his proud to use up his surplus stock of clot! and hi ds b uD. 98 Aw FUL, VALU! 1 x. it eh 2 ha elves this se Women’ s ‘$13 to 525 Suits We Alter Free Inauring Fertect Custom Fit ch -unusually 9,98 “1.49 Offering 109 of These $5.50 OMEN’S $971 HIBET CO ATS Sh sar Bonet Reduced to $9.98 eee at 208 v8 THROU GHOL WITH RICH SA i This £6.50 Chiffonier, $3. 98 ===> The greatest sensa- tion of our entire February Fur- niture Sale. This Beautiful $18.50 Dresser at $10 / | ONE OF {Hk SURPRISES OF THE YEAR—aa offering without a parallel. | Chiffoniers to match at same price Tuesday’s Special Vaiues in Sheets & Pillow Cases PILLOW CASES Stirring Cut Price Sale of Drugs, Patent Medicines Father John’s Medi- Empress Hair Restorer, ‘ATc SHEETS 63c cine, $1.0) size. 91ze 72x 0: | Lyd‘a Pinkham’: sVeg- 65 | Peroxide o of Hydrogen, 0c seamed: 39c. etable Compouad., 89 | | peri (af _um.tds ea, Fe i & IVC) Componnd, Cath 126] Oil vod Liver -9 | Mill Remnants of Bleached Table Damash— 29 | Laxative Quini 4 210 5 yard lengths; auz 45¢ yard GJ%| Cc iniment, 18c | “cures cos ermcasuen eas erat ee : rg t te of Soda 6c | | Neue Turkis Extya fntee | Ex ise Heavy Shaker Mu a ap, “ree R oO. t Mood pound Ae) Hazard & Hezard’s Wes seeeee Bi ‘ack Prince Tar Soap, 3c | Tooth Powder, 2s 10c eer eenieiniie ee a Absorben: ‘Cotton, 19¢ | Canons ae Strep: 5 | ders for large bed AS NEW YORK’S GREATEST VALUE-GIVING SALE OF 19,600 Yds. of Jos. Wiid’s | HOUSEFURNISHINGS | lancleaa {fie9_ $1.00 Bath Oui, 59 Meo SAAS, | | ix ear i} eakno® Q “iho 2OMS, AN) B 2,060 Yds English Floor Oilcloth, 2 yds. wide— 12 patterns, brand new goods, no ds; NY Wy St Ehtats Y Porcela'n n IRL ner Se at a 79. Tuesday’s Great Special Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs Size 9x12, in a good range of floral and Persian patterns; woven § in one piece; cannot be bought in any carpet store l for less than $30; a rare special f to-morrow ¢ at... 1908 World Almanac Now on Sale,» mais: t