The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1905, Page 8

; Meer ence downward. His clothing ieee by Velasques and entitied “Bacchanale," »><——ie i a ee pilea neatly 0 ie believed to have been brought hee Eastor novelties ulance surgeon been dead several he young manis hands were soft and well pt. ‘Thal Tre ‘ ind Control the Re ky FIGS Lay t ic 3 FY HAD 17 CENTS LEFT Digestive Processes, MAGNIFICENT in its completeness and originality, Trimmed dress hat, Stiff trimmed hat, Untrimmed hat, hl TROLLEY CRASH serminroeonetit larger, brighter and more reasonably priced than any exclusive Ready to trim hat, Flowers, feathers, wings, braids or ribbons, i J | How to Repair These Telegraph Store in New York can show. Correct styles so cleverly executed that anything pertaining to the milllnery we have, and you can depend upon it that in every line we have an tered as “Henry Brennan,” —_+-— Lines, alterations may not be necessary, Every detail has been arranged to| excellent variety, ‘ red as nry Brel ” . _ Insure absolute satisfaction and a perfect fitting Easter suit, dress, coat Very natty STIFF TRIMMED SMALL TURBANS, speclal.......se+++++ 2.78, 2.95 & 3,75 eh but Real Name Is Ap- (Driver and Helper on Wagon)! Na ehaly Give Any, Stomach, ie e re to those who come lorertoy. Dor forego the arene Stylishly trimmed hand-sewed SAILORS, with ribbon trimming. . eee BIG 1) ‘ i Of wearin, our new ring costume Sunday, you've waited, 3 + ely jaunty .ccevesesesees - OVS By parently S. Anders. abulmotrman st:Gar Injuted Remedy Bret soils, Join Fashion's gay roceesion in a ereation that ‘ll rival the smartest TRIMMED BAKER CAFS, made ee ay ay bras extremely (AUD Yee by Collision at Dangerous kno deposit—no reference—no vee made-to-measure Suit, and may be chosen in a few moments here to- “and! laid down to die, He had only 17! it 954 . ‘The dead man was about twenty-five years oi. His features aro largo and About 6 feet 10 inches tall, the ‘clothing of the dead man suggested! rity and refinement. In his cloth- @ card of tho ‘Deutsche Club,’ No, 815 West Twenty-fourth street, ‘Letter to Philadelphia Woman. > “Stanislaus Anders" engraved upon i Philadelahia, as there were a number4 days, sais ues, r vor ot lyn police have a mystery |'to-day, The driver eres of Te well-dreaed |e taiper Woretso Badly, jnlused Cer Hine scc oe cette Young man who registered as ‘Henry |*Were taken to the German Hosvital.| merveti’ ido. not | ” . lj] The motorman cf the car was aleo! matic stomach nerves, over which ars Philadephia,” ef the Hot Both horses attached to the, Na# ne control.” I have not the space hice ings, as the name “8, Andens” appears! purchnsed for ‘on all tho pawn tickets tho police be--ayorth $50,000, Tho purchase was mada| }Vuld, necep eve that is the dead man's name. /at an auction sale, n P hey also believe that this home Js iny The pointing, which is thought to bel [h Me’ romedyo Those who Raye MTR eer habit of rencng cor was shown by the pockets, wome time before. On © sheet of paper the man had water {he nated mee Worry Goes Magnificent show Our millinery dept. is ready for 9 ay ED, Esp WIERD UE, To the Stomach THREE HURT IN miienici: crys) Easter apparel. names, me from *Phila:|) A Richmona“Am trolley: cari crowded | Dr INee Belleve He Ca ‘with passengers bound for tusiness | { pila, Because of Letters Ad | cojided with a wogan owned by the eased to that City. Cee a ee cnet, Cueanine dressed y: Company at Myrtle and Cypress ave- Ridgewood Heights, Brooklyn, No, 197 Tulton street, Brook- | hurt. st night. His body was discov- wagon: were killed, howe they early today and there is every! Tho collision occurred with the oar| Aone wn ehe set, Ingloation that he turned on the al running at a good rate, and the shock | Hit this much 4s certain~alling heres cause broke the windows and threw the pas-| belehings heartburn Tang ele—tndigestion. LS 59 Se failure. imrere clippings in eeveral languagest|, $50,000 PICTURE FOR $50. | paireatt chown ‘te purchaser of Canv Sale Thinks He H. here is also a card with the name Dr..Herman Linde, an expert on paint=| “re you at In @ panting he] never tried my remedy, merely writ Ask.” Dowill aend vou an order : whtoh will accept os #ladiy oe he clieves na chair, When an am: that he has a canvas we sald the 1] Diol . a ‘ arrived Flog j i and bunnie: Th a ic Huser Brown, seme at 450 each, bg! Baby chicks, Lied bunnies, 500, ke} the was In the Mechanical rabbits, at G0c each,| y bunnies, ldsravie. Jewelry {$1 Dr, Linde insisted that he had bid Foxy Grandpa eges at oc eacn, | Easter dyes, 3c pawn tickets in his} more than that figure, and after a) Happy ist a 45" $e. 25. () Bont fare te rity ae He hud hypothecated a dia-| heated argumont it was put up agals, 42.08. x ane let mond pin, a diamond ring, a etud, a |p v th tsa} ry \ Led . | eggs for the cle’dren—16 colars ehain and a fob witnin the past threo | nile, time the bidding oartied the Amur Rubbite ih autos at B50 each. ASAT ALE IIL TO2O™ STREETS melts His gold, watch Gad been pawned ee és D PAWNED HIS JEWELRY,| Crossing—Two Horses Killed,| fs, «hers ariiet “aaragselte 2] | morrow at haf the price Ki have a full do! ‘8 worth free, That tw the ‘wagon and | iy vny I can af tre in hia clothing and in tho past) eengers from their seats, Three wom-| dyspepsia. No stomach medicine will curs Mental a robably. ur Iny fives and tears dow! Tho crossing 1s a dangerous onesand| lines, Without Which the Aomrieen fem re Lom fy Bolla and well Ienit; the hair!jnas beeil the scene of accidents rot a] Te gelfcontrol than @md eyes are brown. Everything aboutypimilar/nature before, Med Qvoreating will do It, It. mt But the effect Ie atrength—to restore to pertect—a_ remed at Avction| i) More than tify th ® Velasques. | in more than Shop's Restorative 1 dollar. a st my preert ),ot addresses of that city on letters andi Memoranda found in the clothing, + One letter the envelope of which was @ddressed ‘Miss Ollie ‘Thornton, No, #8 North Eleventh etreet, Philadel- $ phila,’* read: 3 ar Miss Ollie: This is a friend of Wp the same envelope wos a emall pencil’ “Ray Mitchell, No. 204 West | tee The young man had entered tho hotel to his room, While passing the room ene to-day Edward Hoffman, the 3 clerk, smelled gag and traced It to the # open and frank ra 5. supreme teat of. mv that Task you to do a any, * card, hick mbbled in lead |/Oleanses and beautifies the puRay. Mitchell, we th and purifies ‘the breath, Pereyisixth street.” ‘Used eople of refinement Pawn Tickste for Jewelry, \for Pat aneerieae of a. century. early in the evening and went direct \Wery~Convenient for tourists, PREPAREQIBY Fpna free onter for Book J on Dyi PERFECT tou must address bee Bi 1.031, Book 4 for Women, i Racine, Wis. 3 Take good care of him, He ts a | which book you w Book boy and a friend of mine, } an tt “RAY OMYTCITELL." ue or vale ‘ut forty hoop, Bo of fine worsteds, In light or dark colorings; hand tailored, with all the snap, style and finish of Suits sold elsewhere as bargains at $15.00 We'll surprise you with extent of assortments as much as we will with the styleandquality, You save from $5.00 to $8.00 on those we sell at $12.50 and BE WISE! Men's Suits and Top Coats, made from all-woo! materials, in blue or black, as well as stylish, fancy mixtures; usual- ly considered good values .50 even by us at $10.00; now. Men's Suits and Top Coats, Men’s Custom-Made Dress Suits. ‘Oy room the Philadelphian occupied, ‘The IF. Bie: (door was locked, ‘but. the clerk could }C%e.. 77> LD es »®ee through the transom the body‘ of 10.00 Espectally when you Buy Your Easter Clothes. OOK into the cost of your Easter Clothes as keenly as you do in buy- ing commoner things. take for granted that and mark their pric yyou are safe to get the newest style gar- ments at our FAMOUS LOW PRICES, As an Easter Greeting We Present Every Customer with you won’t do that, accordingly, Here Many stores A Growing Faster Plant double-breasted, Norfolks or the new Eton Sailors; plain colors or in_ styli: tures; sold $3.00; here at .... of pure wool cheviots, in é6tylish mixtures and fine worsteds, in fancy-cheviots or blue serge, plain’ or bloomer pants; never sold 85 for less than $4.50; now.... Confirmation Suits, from blue fine or wide wale serges and silk mixed wor- Steds; plain, Norfolks or with ~ yests; also handsome Eton or Russian Blouse Suits; spe- 3. 9 cially priced at $4.98 an bd Pominen” 127th St: and 3d Ave. from Psx forty-five years ago. Whoa Main Floor. it was put up for auction it was knocked Small chickens, doz, 16c & @0c down to scing proupective purchaser for nary Why my remedy eueceeds, That fond 8 of: Net do not misundersiand me when these all i . 4 foe days had pawned all his jewelryi}en fainted and wore compelled to re-| dorthat. Nor othee Minty the essen wil u ‘turn to their hcames, The wagon was spree even cla! mashédito kindling wood. ‘Theretwore| "What, alle, she, #tomach nerves? arrests, el irregular habite will do it remedy which took thirty years of my lite @ million hon have stomach trouble and have ni D fs andath ized ri Hon and he will, send the Dat tho Restorative do not need this evi Tire sare no. condilions--nb ‘Feaulrormencs t Hook 2 on the Teart +a Boys’ AlleWool Suits, {creenchichonsniutpasiilinedisticnmestoaapesees Boys’ Dress Suits & Top Coat i) broadcloth—arimmed with small gilt AY A braw Mite inlaid ' ; rar break Jn Upon. our regulae 9s GES | Bia iew plaid] ford day-'fore-Easter sale of men's shirts éj ‘ Restorative Bae te hue Pointed Collar Wt arrow. Une i ablished event of recog- C have done this unhesitatingly to maintaln 10.00 for misses’ short, | silk. brald—plaited skirt, has been an est le Ease chicks as. Novelty bleque exes, —paper or powder—at 8c, pkye, of girls’ and misses’ the last day of Easter buying. 8 she claiming the most extensive showing of Easter millinery ever displayed in New York, we have set out to break all previous records in this department to-morrow, Extra lespeone have been pro- vided, and all things point to a most satisfactory selection by those who come to Simpson Crawford Co, mene! Faster neckwear. |Eastergloves,*! EW YORK’S largest showing and the special NEW display of several thousand pairs of values we've iineee for Saturday at 25¢, 50c, 75¢ A Easter gloves that are, we believe, the best values and 9§c willattract the largest crowd of particular | ever offered in America at $1, has been arranged especially Easter dressers in New York to-morrow. Many of the | for Saturday, The showing represents all the new styles novelties we're showing are known to be priced doubly in | and colorings in harmony with your Easter apparel and other stores. Extra space and saleswomen are provided. | we will fit you perfectly for $1. Main Floor, Matin Floor, 's glace & suede gloves, Lingerle stocks, chemisettes and chemisette $] @) MeHvaa) aivan of imported kid, e Temedy m Ie he meray Women of small stature also fitted perfectly. Yoo | sets, new effects in Pompadour lace collars lergloves and'sets, new yokes of lawn with lace trim. PLAN tas Reciever ming, Tallormade neck fixings, etc., FOR K ys’ 0 ihe a ilale gloves: are among the numberless new creations, ayser’s Ss! o ; ins, col- It is impossible to describe all of them, so we've | All are imported models of selected skins, given you an inkling that we feel sure will give you such | lected by gerbils house and our American representative agreat desire for something EXCLUSIVE and GORREGT | for the present season, They boneet e ii fae at a MODERATE PRICE that you will comehereto.morrow. | service-giving qualities of the dressy Easter glove, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, aa: mean the hetves. you I mean the auto. Insomnla. nervousness, ime Feuch theme Worry, ngulah dea thelt pd the stomach “has ® sponge. — Ovi work Dissipation will ao the same—stomach nerves became im. to rebulld their! tir vigor. It isa which i9 now known jouRand com munities—| ned-—as Dr, Even the miss with the smartest | Easter dresses for the girls— $30 suit from her dressmaker | prettier than ever, One dainty con- will envy the one who selects | ceit is a fine quality of drap d'ete in one of these | high colors, daintily 50 $ 7 creations of fine | trimmed with silk 6 vO quality Panama} and lace—made sur- e nadly. wil hand you = to-morrow. | plice style with white oe Is tho Blue, brown or | tucked silk gulimpe ‘and fair, Hmittess ‘bower. Isto welte—write to: black—two styles—plaited “Vassar” | effect and full skirt with five rows coat, full sleeves—also stylish blouse | shirring—also fine all-wool brillian- tee anined with silk braid, colored | tine Russian dresses in blue and linen and scveral rows of siik straps | brown, with fancy lawn turnover col- —coats lined with soft satin—skirts | lar and cuffs. trimmed with silk bands and side 26.28 for misses’ and Plaited—siaes 14, 16 and 18, junior suits—new model in shep- 3.95 for girls’ reefers in herd checks — collarless — plaited ep ela, men’s negligee shirts Ss from our regular $1 @ $1.50-reserve stocks . on sale to-morrow---¢5 cured by a tingle bot- thousand drum stores blouse—elbow sleeves—coat taffeta blue, red or brown paca cloth—full | tined—trintmed with silk pongee and and boxy—hand-woyked silk emblem ws.) 4 i ‘an . : ‘ 2, on sleeves, light color, piplng—mill- PRA ile Guttons ana Tall Heavy stk TRADE movement giving Simpson Crawford Co, the largest display of men’s tary buttons, belt In back—S to 4 yrs. | ties to match—in red, blue or brown shirts in New York for the day before Easter, when more shirts are sold than on any other day of the. 6.75 for girls’ reefers — | —skirt plaited—sizes 14, 16 and 18. | year, They are the product of a Troy manufacturer whose trade-mark is a guarantee of style, quality:and-+ hal ir vie Hh 3 ili oe onl 14.75 for misses’ and) Workmanship. Designs are new and original, and we've a greater variety than a dozen haberdasheries. special style made of fire all-w 1 its— Z % o Shepherd checks, inlaid collar of red | Jumlor or intermediate Se subs | Foy vears the Simpson Craw- break in upon our regular fant importance. This year we have our reputation for giving the greatest loose box coats of all-wool panne 10.75 for junior 2-piece Pea SoBe shirts, including a mam- values of the year at a time when shirts cheviot—plait in back with belt— | dresses of blue, brown and black) moth assembly bought ‘especially for this are most in demand. The result fs the full, slope CGuble breashie since SU aia pie Skirt with) sale, that it has become necessary to Saturday price—75c, Main Floor it gras feta inting style Jacket—large box * - + * . watne actin Short, aunty alts ‘Fith wide belt and hand-work-| The shirts are made of fine quality woven foreign and domestic madras cloths, mada- covert coats—beautifully tailored | ed emblem on front—full sleeve—| polain zephyr prints and feather - weight percales, We guarantee the patterns to be all new 1905 designs, The work- and stitched—lined with soft satin, turcover collar and cuffs—to to 14. | manship is the very best, finish equal to the finest custom-made shirts—soft, laundered by hand—4it to perfection, —————S—— sn1P0N CRAWPODD 00 —————————————— SIVPION CRAWFORD CO. Enater cheese, (Final sale of men’s Easter suits, *12.50, and misses. ; cis mises "andes #250 = takes place to-morrow. __ iilad teat Lee ._ ae = TWELVE HUNDRED regular $18 and $20 suits have been especially salves fo P , reserved for this final Easter sale to-morrow at the extraordinary low price of $12.50, and they justify the largest crowd of men that has ever assembled in the large, light, airy clothing department at Simpson Crawford Co,’s, known throughout New York and vicinity as the author- ized selling agents of the celebrated Kuppenheimer clothing, of which-we have a complete line. Second Floor. selves, make our shoe department a scene of activity to-morrow, to say nothing of several other special values for boysand girls. second Floor. 1.90 for girls’ $2.50 Shoes —lace and button—of pure black kid- skin and tan Russia calf—also tan Russia acai oe of m0 1. ‘or little 2, At, shoes—made aidan the exact counterpart of men’s styles— excellent workmanship, 2.00 for $3.00 Shoes—for the larger boys—two good speclals— one of a calfskin Oxford, Goodyear Handsome black sack suits All wool blue serge suits Also a special lot of $18 @ $20 top coats @ cravenette coats $12.50 Sale of KUPPENHEIMER suits. c The fepation of the HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER for equalling the finest miade-to- , measure clo weltedsole—the other is a very stylish up-to-date vicl kid lace shoe, Single breasted sack suits Double breasted sack suits 1’ == Model food store. Specials at extreme ____low prices. _ l Mew-laid edge for Easter 20c.a ' dozen. Not deivered—every one guaranteed. Packet in carton—won't break. hing is so well known and so pertinently borne out in the sults that men prefer KUP- PENHEIMER suits at $15.50 and $19.75 to the $35 merchant tallor sults, P *19= for KUPPENHEIMER *1522 for KUPPENHEIMER high-grade sults—the dis- «ress sults—we ask youto tinctive style will be wel- Inspect the individuality comed by fashionable this particular, line pos- dressers—they are ver y sesses—the han; the graceful—with form-fitting, semi-fitting, sem{- | garment—notice the snug collars—the broad military effect—long, concave shoulders—also | shoulders, &.—the lining and trimmings—and full over the hips—the collar is close-fitting, | in all the new fabrics of gray worsteds, chev- and the lapels are long and broad—they are | lots, tweeds, cassimeres and fancy worsteds— made of high-grade worsteds, and fancy) mix- | single and double breasted—sults that uphold tures, in double and single breasted. the dignity of swell occasions, Important notice,—A complete line of PRINCE ALBERT COATS and VESTS at $25 is included among the Simpson Crawford Co, Saturday sale for men: who require the critically correct Easter costume. They are the acknowledged equal of $50 made- to-order suits, Trousers, to harmortize, are shown In all the newest effects at $5. _——e Easter egg - dyes pachage Sc. White Rabbit—pimer or powder— 16 varivies, A great day for the boys--Easter suits at $3. ' Confirmation suits at 3,95. Tue eleventh hour {s at hand, You must hurry to fit your boy out for Easter, You will come first to the store where you think values are the Greatest, so be- fore you make yp eeu mind remember the kan Crawford Co. special at $3 is the SAME SUI THER STORES ARE SELLING for $5 and $6. We've sold 7 thousands during the past few weeks, and this statement has never been refuted, . Our agreement with the manufacturer states positively that workmanship, style non THE Hie or hicrenes ee povsalen Hes be Mex bis is oy of his $5 and $6 suits, std } ve AS iy for cone| =rY, le Is included. DOUBLE-BREASTED NORFOLK SUITS (knickerbocker trousers)—NOR- Open raha asd mea] ftemation &agipgren” | Sib Gin harcore ema, Gi RoR Sa, ew $EB_OO Saturday TAHA *)| Big ceeasitet NTO cand) | double: The fabrics are of the very best al Ht mates th GELB he . isin lt effects, ttle ‘ mu ? i 5 8 neat Till 11.30 *§ he Dhaba faster’ Co Mk both in light, dark and medium colors—on sale at $3.00, ‘ Lad \ / m ‘and in stm +30 for Buster B 98 every description revalacn. 8 tO 22 pare of the 1 ne ae 2.9 ena ot 2x ‘Boys’ Spring overcoats, 1, # , u b