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HUNT PLAN TO IN TENEMENTS | Three City Departments Pro-| ceeding in Accordance with Aldermanic Resolution. Problem a Difficult One from the Point of Law, and Officials Are Not Sanguine. Three departments of the city of York are at work to-day trying to a plan to pro lana t When | ¢ definite Ine of @ a roport to the . ond refer the mat \dea of having a shall provide pun-| Nord Jn the elty of a family ber possess families with ch gor they formulate potion they W Corporation Cou: ter to him, with law framed wh f@hment for any Who tries to cet rid frouna that the law was unconatitu- onal, Curious Creation, from Liverp rontd nal, “1 certainly wish that something could be done, for the barring of children 1s 4 great incentive Roosevelt terma ‘race suicide.’ a the poorer i Rents are “hay 1 s to What, President ‘The con- families with children are yin tions for eo any hail ry carefully,” eed, Vi know what ould be a a PROPELLER HAT SUGGESTIONS _ WANTED. AROUSES ENVY Fresh from Paris. on Head of Pretty Pas- senyer Causes Sensation at Cunard Pier. ‘The propeller hat arrived in this coun: ry for the first time yesterday, It came vm) the head of Miss Hately, a passenger lon the Cunard ship Co and created a big sensation at the The hat 1s called “pro: {\ resembles part of 1 nd ts sald to be particu uto for wear while at sen a to the ourlous shape of the cause of the onildren in he ey J oo branches of the muntelpal |v ry JES eAnnOe wall: (he t thus at work are the De-| We y weather, ‘The blade nt thus at a of tho hat, which saflors would say partinent of Health, the Department of |) Public Chariti and Tv House Department, They are proc accordance with a resolution Sn- ced by ivan and passed ormen at Ks meet Officiais Not Sanguine | This resolution be here is growing discrimination on the! ndlords to get rid of families ren, and conciudes bY jon to the Health, 4 Tenoment Frouse| Alderman Sullivan} enthusiastic over ld to famtles who use they have | of the three estion has | une as to eru- | r plan to give 3 barred from flats the of unents to which ven referred are not s the outcome of the aldermante spade. ‘The barring of children from tene-| ment sis a thing that Is mreauy to be deprecated; but I don’t see wh action the cf ter,’ sald Secr tho | Health Department. us begin by putting the question straleht home. | Buppose that vou owned a tenement house. ment house Suppose that these children spent | time running through the halls, shout- ing at the tops of their voices, tear-| ing defacing the walls and covering the floors with dirt, was filled with chiitre: down the banisters, one's company. symphony of blue, and as she pa gang plank, Suppose every iat in that tene-| mt the lone woman passenger, began aft on the port side and ran for- ward to siarboard, {s so susceptible to | wh owner, twit twist its owner's neck, tried to wear the hat on deck one day during the vo: ah poaltlng that |fovat atone ees o tie wing Inter {t might not only capaize the but, haying such a pecultar in a trong breeze might easily Miss Hately ered and the Coronia's passengers did not get a fair look at st until yesterday, | “Sky-Piece from Paree,'’ The wearer of the “propeller was a very handsome brunette and seemed all alone, for she remained in silent mys- tery and left the plor hurriedly tn no She was 4 toward the long line of cabs even the dock policemen followed, “Say, John," shouted one of them to the dock gateman, "there's something >u never saw before In this country. It's a sky-ploce from Paree, I wish I could draw so that I could tell my wite what the hat looked like," Some of the men neat the ship's however, did draw a picture of the wonderful headgear and th mot ahead of the women who blocked the exits looking with envy One of .|the thoughtful husbands furnished an cir | Evening World reportes with a aketch of the curfous hat, The Only Ono In Thie Country, ‘Three or four admirt:g women on the Buppose that you Know of other tami. | Diew Were asked to desoribe the “pro- ec? children who wanted to Wes without Would you let| move into those flats the children siay? How Landlords View It, “That 1s looking at the thing in A cold-blooded way; but it's fust the way | th ards look at It, Now, then, | an we do to them for taking this de? ‘They own thelr tenement houses; the Constitution gives them the| « ght to do what they please with) sperty, Therefore {t follows that city has no legal authority to tell n that they can't bar ohiidren, e conditions that exist In Man- » to-day, In so far as the chil- tenement-housea are cone inly most distressing. In using the ‘tenement-house,’ by | ay, 1 mean every apartment build | ity. The law draws no die- | on between an apartment and a house where families | known as tenements, something ought to ilies with children, ng? TL would but whe lke to eet'n te Difficult Question, landlords frony tenements, Doherty, Charities, baring children from ald Deputy Commissioner df the Departinent of Public “I've struggled with the question, but it seems impossible to solve, Suppose we should frame a law providing that any ndlord who barred ehildren would b Ity of a misde- meanor and sublect to a fine of $200, A@ Boon as the first case was brought ip the landlords would band. together, mrry it to the Supreme Court and | would undoubtedly win out on the _—_—_— MA A Few Specials Legs Canada Mutton, per Ib, Alc Legs Canada Lamb, sf perio, 4c Legs Veal, “milk fed,"" 7 5 perib, 12¢ Breasts Veal, ‘mi 1.0," per Ib, 8c Veal Chops, perl, 4c Sirloin Steak, per Ib, l6c Roast Beef (rolled,) perth, Ile The Above Prices Prevail in ona C Groceries and HARLEM MARKET ONLY. Soups, all varieties, 7¢ cates noreel dah +156 8, fine Strength ani javor, Mocha and Java. ¢ Best Maracaibo, Best Santos... Teas, Oolong, English Breakfast, Geylon, Japan, Gunpowder, ‘Separate or mixe Borax Soap, “Nauss B,C. SS BROS hat, sometimes called the imposatble without said one kindly, Sane of arc and fashion “The hat is known world a8 a plateau—that plateau before anything was done to tt. It {s made or horee sored and avound the crown yhoto- a bon etudded with blue forget-me-not Ono Side of the brim=s crashed rot side, which has the ot D's propeller blade, ja simply the turned Up. straint” tn the. ‘att sioneaige 01 Pi rch h tty a long ue feather lo} hat itselt is blue and is havik Javender ruch, I have seen near: ver made, and I en In this country, SAVING LIVES, Because it containg the kind of nourishment that those suffering from consumption need but do not obtain from their food ig why Father John's Medicine has been 80 [pusceates for an xenta in guiing “E don't gee how the elty a vent consumption and all throat and ling On't g9e how tho elty can prevent A food taedleiee a8. fee, troubles, from poisonous drugs or weakenii stimulants, anteed, Those who take Father John's Medicine recommend it to others, Cures colds, bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung troubles. A food medicine and body builder, S$ for This Week. Fresh Flounder, per Ib, 5c Fresh Haddock, per Ib, 6c Fresh Weak, per Ib, 8&c Porgies, per Ib, 8c Fresh Mackerel, nt 10 er Ib, Cod Steaks, F ib. ine per Ib, Native Roe Shad, e i 5 perlb, 2c Rockaway Oysters and litna? per quart, 25c¢ Our Special Dept. Only and h Basis, Vegetables at Heintz Catsup,“Pure,” “Regular seseroel le “large can, carefully selected, in mayonnaise’... Baked Beans, 3-Ib. cat Fancy Japan Head Ric Asparagus, Jersey, bunch, Strawberri sit box 2 Ibs. for, AVENUE, “but for the will try, ‘eminine yb Wes @ liv against the crown, while the ly every kind can aay with that no hat like this one hae been s Remember, it is guar- oh bad NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ACITY IN ITSELF 6 SIXTH AVE. pester Te ran NEW YORK. | WMustin Curtains Reduced to S&3Ie. There are several pretty striped effects in this lot, as well as four sizes of dots. Many are made with hem- stitched ruffle. Regularly $1.25 and $1. To-morrow, pair, 89¢ Drapery Muslin by the Yard. . 40-INCH’ MUSLIN, several stripes’ yard, Tne (Slegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Front.) — ——- ———- —_—____—. Wottingham Lace Curtains We are showing to-morrow one lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains in new fate terns. These will insrantly find favor with kousewives, for they are the very thing for Summer use, 3% yards in length, Regularly the price would be $1.75 and $2.00, but to-morrow, 50 “Silk Floss Pillows Also an immence Ict of Pillows filled with silk floss, They are 24x24 and never sell for less than 39%c ordinarily, 29c This sale, each, (Slewe! Cooper Store, Third Floor, Centre, 18th \— SPECIAL COUPON. “*§, @ H.’’ GREEN TRADING STAMPS, HIS SPECIAL COUPON, if presented at the Slegel Cooper Store Friday or Saturday, will be GOOD FOR 50 “'S, & H."? GREEN TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE if applied to pure chases of merchandise amounting to $1.00 or more, THESE 50 STAMPS ARB EXTRA and will be given in te haa Fe Hie “S. & HA! Green Trading vtamps which regularly accompany all pu oy viz,—DOUBLE STAMPS — MORNINGS. UNTION 13 O'CLOCK; SINGLE STAMPS UNTIL CLOSING HOUR, This Coupon Will Not B After Saturday, May 1 3.1 Sost Brief 200 BLUE SE 150 WORST Blue and Blac (World, 5—11—'05.) Central Park ixed Grass Seed Is Guaranteed Clean and Fresh. Peck, 90c. Quart, 12c. Pint, 7c. HED, wn exalusively PRORTARLR OREO. pron eruenen Thousands of Gerantums eee regular Sc package; every Va- In all the popular colors; doz, $1.25; to-morrow, ‘Bo each, 1240 lar 750, WINDOW BOXES, the re size, 450 WINDOW BOXES, the regular ase elze, guaranteed fre: Vegetable Plants. )l the popular varietias; the Bpmckeaae for Bs ie CABBAGHY PEPyER We mak tal 3 EAR : BR, make a ape ‘ CANT tg AU TrLoWwER FERNS EPCS OU BE RALGENG dding Plants, AD experienced pardener will call at Your cholce of follow! your request In reference to taking apes lante; COLEUS, VERE S Cla} orders for ‘window boxes fawne, br i ANT and graves, &e, BA, at ‘each Oc; 6 ! (Blégel “Cooper Btore, Conservatory.) Panetela de Cuba Cigars At an Unusually Low Price. Panetelas Size, Havana Wrapper, Havana Filler. 3 00 Box of 100 for % Panetela de Cuba Cigars which we offer are not ‘'Stogies advertised under the name of Panetelas by many manufacturers, but are the regular Panetela shape, made by experienced cigarmalers and manufactured under our per sonal supervision and the stock used is of choice quality Havana Tobacco, f e high quality and the peculiar and WELEE desirable blend of tobacco used in the manufac- ture of these cigars’ make them equal in fragrance and aroma to the regular I5cent goods sold under well advertised labels, Atrial order, and if the goods are not ‘ory they will be theerfully exchanged or YOU RUN NO RISK IN ORDERING CIGARS FROM US Box of 100, $3.00. Mail Orders Solicited. (Alege) Cooper Store, Main Floor, Eaat, 18m 8t,) Printed Organdies In a choice collection of the Very lAtentcesians aris colcrinéy regular 15c, quality, QL Friday at, per yard, 84 6th Ay) (Siegel Cooper Store, Clem rain Floor, Boys’ Hats and Caps. Odd lois of Tam o’Shanters, Auto Yacht Caps, Golf Caps, Col- lege Caps— i ep big boys’ Alpines an ‘ourists’ Hats. Reduced to 25c (Blegel Cooper Store, 20 Floor, 18th St, Bigelow Axminster Rugs. Best quality, size 9x12, in ancactive nov- tlies andchoice colorings res- 9g 9 ularly $35.00, Special 9. SMITH'S ONE-PIECE SEAMLESS WILTON VELVET RUGS, attraci« ive een Plager! effects, size 9x12, regularly $30.00, Special, 24,75 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, one- plese seumles rugs, beit quality choise esigns, colorings; size 9x12. Special, 17.75 Linoleums @ Oilcloths. AT 65 One Lot LINOLEUMS, remnants; Special per yard, 25c {BteRel Cooper Store. Otb Iioor, Front.) also white duck. Reautiful $250.00 Caldwell Pianos, every thread absolutely fast color, every seam tested, every style of coat cor- rect tailoring, perfect models, sizes 33 to 44 only, lined with a good quality Venetian. 100 BLACK SUITS in an immense variety of textures, madein the new single and double breasted styles, will surprise you, With Every Sailor Blouse Suit We Sell W Sailor Blouse Suits. Two pairs of trousers accompany each one of these suits sold. The fabrics of which these suits are made comprise Chambrays in navy and ox- | Collars and shields are neatly trimmed. Sizes 3 to 10 years, wid ¢ FOOO essa Supers $350.00 J.T. Brooks Pianos $225.00 Easy Germs. Yo Money Down $185.00 (8"619"STS, \CasyCerms, Yo Monvy Down (Siegel Cooper Store, 5th Bloor.) Wen’ s Serge, Fancy and Black Sutts ae 6.75 In Gvery Way the Most Remarkable Sale of Wen’s Clothing tn Wlany Seasons. POSITIVELY the lowest price ever asked for Suits of such style and quality, Not $6.75 Suits, but Suits made by representative tailors to be sold at fully % to 44 more, and offered at the phenomenal price we quote simply to show the trade- attracting power of the Men’s Clothing Store. descriptions follow: RGE SUITS, in both single and double breasted pure Worsted, ED SUITS in both single and double breasted, dark grounds of k with stripe effects. These garments are well tailored, and Sizes to fit all builds of men, Fit and tailoring brought up to a standard that Sizes to fit all builds of men, (Stowe! Cooper Store, Main lor, Women's Oatlorea Suctts. Two Groups of Smart Tailor- Made Suits at Reduced Prices. Prices are reduced simply to effect the imme- diate dispersal of two very desirable lots: Suits Regularly Up to Suits Begalarivivp to $18, $20.00, $10.00. $12.75. BLOUSE SUITS of Panama, in black | SHORT JACKET SUITS of Shep- blue, brown and greeni prettily braid herd Plaid materials, prettily braid trimmed. Also Suits of Fancy Pane trimmed, Also blouse suits of light- ama, suspender style, and @ variely | Weight broadcloth and suits of fancy of suits of light weight Cheviot and. sacerials, made in shirred blouse styles. mixed material, blduse and coat | dlantiaay | id mrante, styles. Ent (Bene) Cooper 6 Oth Ave," Boys’ Box Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 9 to 1334, Girls’ Shoes Q Oxfords, several styles; sizes up to At - 69c 11. $1,00and $1.25 grades Women’s Tan and Black Lace Oxfords. 98c Also Patent Leather and three-button Oxfords. Alll sizes ineach style. Regularly $2.00; special price this sale, ‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes for Men and Women, 3.00 (Slegol Cooper Store, Secon’ Floor, Fast.) Handsome, graceful shoes in all the popular leathers and newest shapes, 4,000 Washable Suits tor Roys On Sale Go-Morrow at 6dSe. IARGEST and most important trade transaction of the year. Such crowds came last year in response to an advertisement of this nature that the Boys’ Store on the Second Floor was crowded to its limits every day of the sale. This year we have made better provision. We have divided the 4,000 Washable Suits into numerous groups, and in addition to having them on sale in the Boys’ Store they will also be on sale in the Main Aisle, Main Floor. The Suits that will be on sale to-morrow are the very best ever seen anywhere at the price In fact, they are offered at so much less ¢ than the regular price that the occasion at once A, becomes invested with an extraordinary degree of named. i if interest. Trousers Without Charge. 65c BLOUSES cut full and long, Two distinct styles, Ohe Power of Popularity Is Datly Iuustrated at Che Bi 6.75 6.75 6.75 e Will Give an Extra Pair of Russian Blouse Suits. One pair of Bloomer Trousers accompanies each one of these Suits sold. 2 \ Handsome little Russian Blouse Suit of White Duck all thoroughly tested as to their washable qualities. Sizes 2/4 to 7 years. Py ee NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE S THE BIG STORE ( ACITY IN ITSELF SIXTH AVE. pec nt by 18"&19"STS. NEW YORK. ‘ Odds and Ends of Crashes, Gable Linens, Napkins and White Goods. « TOWRLLINGS in remnants; regis larly by “the yard, 100, to (180... re TABLE LINENS In remnants; regu: larly by the yard, O60. to 81 ya, 2M to BDO OpD PL shed 1 Qozen 18-inch mer+ 800 regularly 906. Damask; NAPK cortxed, dozen, BACHED AND BROWN verularl 12%c and ee ee TO M11 MRRIC, a fine soft qual- y. 1 yard wide, ‘If brand wag bete ki would retail mt 12% H TOWELS} regulazly oh Bo to it BHD sit EUtched and Hemmed; some in, ex- the; regularly up to Boe, 40-1 roawar ba ‘© NETTING, , 0 in white crochet Mishelere; an odd lot sell; spreads Up to 816 (ilegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Enst of Fountain.) Black Catretas Ht Reduced Prices. FFETA, our 2,000 yards of 20 inch very fine quality guaranteed BLACK TAPFE name and guarantee woven on every yard: exceptional price for Friday only 50c F FETA, Swiss male, guar- 3,500 yards of extra fine quality BLACK CHIFFON TAFFET. anteed in every respect; 21 inches wide; adecided bargain for Friday atthe 58c ‘ow price of, per yard, , ane (Siege) Cooper Store, Maln Floor, 6th Aye.) East.) Rogers Quadruple Plated Ware Fern Dishes, Bread Trays and Fruit Dishes. Rogers Quadruple Plated Fern Dishes will be offered to-morrow at an unusually low price. These dishes have the French Gray Finish and are designed in beautiful cpenwork flower effect. with a light green poitery lining. Regularly 1 95 $3.00, tormorrow, ie ROSERS QUADRUPLE PLATED BREAD TRAYS — y.' in handsome new flower borders. French gray finish and burnished centre, regu | 95 3 larly $3.25; to-morrow, na ROGERS QUADRUPLE PLATED FRUIT OR BERRY DISHES; beauiful'y decorated in gold with ruby color glass dish and a strong 2 50 e heavy plated siand; regularly $3.75: (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, 6th av.) Hus J Sish, eats, Jrocerces. Fancy Chicken HALIBUT NEW POTATOES, will cook white and bil} mealy, 8 qts, 250 SALMON STRAK, OODFISHT STEAK, Noreh Tver BH AB, Choice short native RIB) cal ont, MACK RABE, i : Long Branch Wetter, per Ib. =quarters of CANADA PER Vong Branch WHAKFISH, ON, . Gin teland ates, Sc rqvatters of CANADA | rp, Rey eat ekenee! native CORNED Cc Newport HADDOCK, ib RUMPS) © trem JERSEY Je RHUBARB, large bunches, thick 1 freah CALVES" Zo DBS, q 20 | ees of choice Tucks County * any AAYEL: OTRAEER 18 Yoo MILK VEAL, Chote wht LDED | COFFEB, finest quality | Chips Was; Tench. | Gveu ta ‘Maracaibo ur 40s | Golden ‘Santos, fresh roast= a ALM e1 dally; per ib» Tito spacial, per TM dctept! b io Enkin fam. CAKE—Drako Tiros, celee or Mixed. Boas, for general | brated pound cake, eltton molansen, Kitcnens use; oI} rb, ih Dial" 4 215 —=" Bimendort'« ported 8 w bt Finest Bismarck HE - <G; per ti Ise ‘ erin, ‘a ‘HOVIBS — Finest Herk! Pahaheet ite it Norwegian spiced ull-ereain : er Moar per keg, ai ire Piel” = of 33. SEES 3-2 PICKLED | Pras. P ¥ ore dainty sptoed, spit and Siewol Cooner Store, dth Conakens ea te Floor.) Children’s Washable Dresses Large assoriments in lawn, chambray, gingham and duck fashioned in most beesming styles and popularly priced. CHILDREN’S DRESSES of fine Cham- Uray, in the popular Norfok eect plea'ed back and fren: plain alors, ov blocd and b'u>, and trimmed with white dusk sizes 210. S.9re,.. 4G CHILDREN $ DRESSES of Cham\ray and percale, in the becoming suspen: style: skiris of blue and oxblzod cham: bray and guimps of faured per’ Gg, cale, Sizes 2 to 5 years, c CHILDREN $ DRESSES of good qual- ity Chambray, in blue and pink ga, Russian styles sizes 2 to 5 yrs, ic CHILDREN’S DRESSES of fine Duck, Eton or Military Russian styles. One Lot OILCLOTHS, remnants; rs i ‘ ‘ fe special, per yard, 15¢ blood crashes in various styles of trinimings, a great for sixty-five cents. Also pretty shades in Cham- OT agit flee stones Ca range of Galatea stripes and cotton suitings; bray, crashes, stripes, checks and novelty designs, | trimned with red and blue cloth, 98c Sizes 2 to 5 years, sons Fook Steel Cooper Store. hein Meentres, ith

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