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ety: amr pa SLA THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 65, 1909, 1 possesses Whit ze of others: xt Chad a hereditary. av sthey persuade Prentice t The Witching Hour By Augustus Thomas Founded on His Successful Play of the Same Title. CHAPTER X. (Continued.) The Verdict. Uncle Harvey left Brookfleld moodily The report of his sis- pacing the floor. ter's return and her failur him were disturbir “Jack! astonishment and “well?” vhy are you h here.” Full impossible to with his sister. “But I thought you'd gone to Helen |t Mrs, Campbell rebuked him, and Viola,” “You should do so. alone when th at any moment, w “The lawyers inger is with th “But Helen—I “How?” “There's think Is af “One man?” “Yes.” ins veproot. ere? hink of them | fei Think 0 mi @ to co He had about de- termined to go in search of her when | ¥ Mrs. Campbell entered the rv he said, in a tone 1 its verdict.”” e there, and Lew Ell- you.” hat jury that I “Out of a jury of twelve.” “One man can stop the other eleven erse verdict, from bringing in and this one is with us.” ; “Would your going to Helen and Viola fn the court-house stop his being ¥ * ‘The tone was a trifle acrimoni the room in guror, “I d “Justice P plained. | {n his room ai up and Ww him by si other ma “Imagine much axination.” . Jacl ewered plac fam or rhe noth! Ing a “He says you've an KS —yes; but I call uted | | this isn’t im- tt at some a me with the sh eating ot ut I can't th Sizes 2% ~DANKER'S WIFE MUST STAY IK DOOOOOOOOOOUOOO CUO UUU00 00) Hardmuth's ed all the threat Justice cae tack | sonal Visit, Says Mrs. An- drews Is Still Incompetent. Brookfield, you're venting | y do with this 1 to a news: + an insinuation for fll in-Law—Roosevelt’s Cousin —Will Cease Strife. in ‘insinuations,’ It was ‘7 uy ' You understand English— ‘ al charge.” K f After a personal visit to Mrs, Blanche shot T knew Scovil was to be|y Anarews, who has been an inmate “That you knew It? No!" The voice was rasping with contempt. “That you nged it and proctired | at the Bloomingdale Asylum for a num- | ber of years, rendered a decision | Gerard to- yas to her condition. the gv ords came slow been declared tn- g with vi compet says Justice Gerard, “and shly satisfied that this In- erning Which there has ation, Constant A. Andr president of the ings Bank, Andrews's sand John B, velt are the cominittee of her estate. Provides (op Her Care * sald ittee ite pers a woman's riche GRAY or FADED. USE Hay’s NATURAL COLOR aud beauty; healihy, glossy a BOs be admired, vis NOT A DYE. th Th f e "Hal Camphell— Hackett Cahatt a ® Children’s Deot.—Broadway at 13th St. Commencing Saturday, March Sixth, ANNUAL SALE OF |Boys’WashSuiis 1.45 Regularly priced $2.50 to $4.50 to 16 Years. Elegant suits, made of white and colored poplins, | galatea, c vbrays, madras and khaki, in newest Sailor, Russian, Norfolk and Double Breasted models, BLOOMINGDALE ach a Per-|,,. s| SCOLDS HER RELATIONS. | Hopes Husband and Brother- sine Supreme Court Justice de- | pplication of her husband | Ineiden- | } A BEAUTIFUL READ of hair is st treasure. |, and it will be RESTORED to ls | the scaip will be clean, the hair | our price, y ' ad luxuriant— juest fe something fo be proud of andto an taTB. of her estate should take 17 per onl Jeach year and add it to the principal |in order that any yearly losses by de- | preciation may b e up and the | | principal preserved The actual expenses of her ma should then be pald to the ion where lsho resides by th | property on t | mittee of 1 amounts to abc Stern Brothers To-morrow, Saturday Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel $5,500 per year, and Mre, Andrews not be given ac- modations inferior to those now Spring Models at Attractive Prices {given her, $200 a Month for Incidentals, Mi ilor-made Suits, of navy, rose, tan, old blue & reseda “The c 8 if serge, Thirty-six inch Coat, peau de cygne lined, 14 and 16 yrs, $24. 50 com Misses’ Linen Dresses, in white, light | bonnaz embroidery panel, ¢ handsome | es, 14 and 16 yrs, 13.95 uits, of navy, rose, tan, old blue and reseda serge, ngle or Double-breasted Coats, satin lining, 13.50 Girls’ Washable D ! ier a y fi 'S, of plain or check Ginghams, | countability utch or High Models, plain or trimmed suppose tl Se aes with embroideries, 4 to 14 yrs, $1.98, 2.95 Girls’ Guimpes, of White Lawn, jerard makes ‘| $3 h en i 2 69c \t parle: Areatiten az itn cece cluster tucking with two insertions of embroidery, 4 to 14 yrs, ous motions before me I hope Mr. An- drews and Mr and Mrs Roosevelt will A ’ " FRATTON Cut tea ae > MISSES’ WAISTS, 14, 16 and 18 Yrs. The litiga pune Mrs. Andrany U 1 Vv, 1 T tate arose me time gO, W Pera tis um The Roosevelts op: | 1 aWN, TRIMMED WITH LACE AND EMBROIDERY, ’ Tahn E. Roosevelt. ts a cousin ot| ALSO COLORED LAWN TAILOR-MADE, ar } $1.98 former President Roosevelt, whom Justice Gerard presented with a $29] — BATISTE, TRIMMED WITH IRISH CROCHET LACE F hunting knife a week ago, ALSO CREPON WITH DUTCH COLLARS, ar $92.95 pea BLACK AND STRIPED SUMMER SILKS, 4.93 ; SEEKS GOLD FIFTY YEARS; | FINALLY GETS $1,000,000, SAN BF ARDINO, Ca Cal, March 5.— t miner, aged Boys’ and Youths’ Spring Suits Boys’ Reefers, Knickerbocker and Bloomer Trousers Specially Priced for Saturday CORDUROY AND FANCY CHEVIOT TROUSERS, it relatives w fifty years Bloomers, 5 to S yrs, Z9C — Knickerbockers, 8 to 17 years, 95C Mixtures, choice patterns, $5,958 JRFOLK SUITS, 4d Plain Serges, Regular Value $8.50, 5.95 se eae — BOYS’ ith extra pair of LITTLE SALE OF COCAINE trousers) res and ipl 68, 6.75 nt tat) Golf Caps, to mate ich suits, 50c Pure Drug law,| YOUTHS’ SUITS eS, r violations {s| Worsteds and C Values $ ) to 18.00, $11.50, 15.00 —— Complete assortments of Boys’, Children’s and Youths’ Headwear. West OER -third Street hat there ts fon of the Southwest Corner 6th Ave. and 18th St., New York Great Stock of Shoes in the 18th street 1 the purpose of reorganization. Prices that were alwa @ must be action in the disposal of this stock, grade of pocketbook, 901 Shoes, Dress Shoes, Work Shoes, low sale, Il lower during thi is of suific of eve ua in an tion of the prices for this marvellously assorted stock, we quote the following: lolferings for To-morrow (Saturday) {Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Boots and Shoes }LOT Laien. Ss and Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes for dres d work, made of ge :uine ‘ calf, velour calf; jouble s Milwauke also patent coltskin, with si gle and , lace and Bluchers; every pair weil made with solid leather soles and heels and inner soles; sizes 6- fife also a lot of andr Shoes, sizes 1- My; made justlike the Me.’ ‘a i 00 i Noes; actual value $2.00, 492.50 and $3.00; all at, a pair LOT 2—Men’s and Boys’ Calfskin Boots with buckles anc d straps; 10 and wit 2s 6 to Sold every $3 and $3.50, LOT 3—Boy olid Leather leather soles. Makers’ Shoes. Former Pelee, $1.60. remuler fl Sizea 1 to id Calt Made of Box Cal double soles 16000 : “airs Women’s Shoes Formerly Sold at $1.50 Sizes 2} to 8 Widths D to EE. Durable S for street wear, made of Black nt leather Former Price $2 and $2.50. and Button, Ex- S- lenty of . a E tension Soles, Ss to fit every- Styles. High Grade Shoes £2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Grades Welied Extension Soies; Tan Calfskin, Brown Kidskin, Guu Metal Calfskin and Patent Coltskin- Cuban and Military heels—Lace, Bluchers and Button, at ad Sizes $ 00 Widths 2 to 8. Oppenheim + to a pate B to EE. Store of Frazin & Oppenfeim must be sold for it variety to meet the needs rm Boots, Slippers — everything for men, Sizes 2 to 5 and 5% to 8, 2 with spring heels and hand turned a0c ’ sigh Cut Boots Sizes 8 to 11 and 11+ to 2, with low heels—very dressy and durable—made style, Milita Pei : of Patent Coltskin, Gun Metal s. Also a lot of Calfskin and Tan 50 0 ample Shoes Calfskin. — Lace e $$ $$ $e B.Altman&@n HAVE ON SALE A LARGE QUANTITY OF DRESS LENGTHS: OF FOULARD SILKS, SATIN MESSALINE, CREPE METEOR, ROUGH PONGEE AND IMPORTED NOVELTIES, AT__VERY LOW’ PRICES, c TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), MARCH 6th, AN ASSORTMENT OF 4000 YARDS OF ALL-SILK IMPORTED +4. MARQUISETTE AND VOILE, 42 INCHES WIDE, IN OVER 30 SHADES, INCLUDING BLACK, USUAL PRICES $1.50 TO 2.00 AT 58c, PER YARD SOLD_IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY, <a> BOYS’ SPRING CLOTHING THE NEWEST STYLES AND MATERIALS IN NORFOLK, RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS, REEFERS AND TOP COATS, HAND-EMBROIDERED WHITE WASHABLE SUITS IN A VARETY OF STYLES. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STRAW HATS, YOUTHS’ SUITS OF LIGHT-WEIGHT FABRICS, SPRING ASSORTMENTS OF BOYS' AND YOUTHS' FURNISHINGS TO.MORROW (SATURDAY), MARCH 61h, BOYS' RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS oF various WASHABLE MATERIALS . «. , $2.50 & 3,50 BOYS’ CHEVIOT NORFOLK SUITS . $650 34th Street, 35th Street and Sth Avenue, Lord & Taylor —Saturday, March 6th— ¢! Women’s Suits 8 Dresses Tailored Suats Distinctive Models, with all the i 1909 ideas; Serges, Prunellas and Spring Mixtures, in the new shades, including Blacks At *30.00 values to Fancy Dresses £40.00 of Messaline Silk and Satin Duchess Embroidered Bodice, lace yokes and new long sleeves, in all the New Spring Shades Broadway & 20th St.; sth Ave.: oth St buy the horse or carriage you will need this spring before lodking over the list of bargains offered from day-to day im the Morning World, Last year The World printed 14,976 separate “Horse and Carriage” advertisements— 4,961 more than the Herald or ANY OTHER New York news- paper. IN WHAT DOESN'T THE WORLD LEAD? ae ee