The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 6

6 ; PIT. WORTD: FRIDAY EVENTING, NOVEMPER 17, 1905. UL HER ARREST THIS MAM PLAYED ORITED TWO DAYS, TWO MOTHERS st (REN An =| The | | 15 MOFOQD OF DRINK, —CHLOREN AB. MERE SPITEWORK BASEBALL IN 102 ODOR DRINK = CHILDREN AB! Act el oe Little Miss Hubbard Charged) Commission Visits Yonkers Fisherman, Cut Off from Ves-/ -Siitecit dover’ svoe ; Is MASTER'S VOICT Hy ead | with Stealing Rings of Rich Editor to Get Points on | sel, Found Helpless at poatd ict bet N VICTOR TALKING MACHINE Sheet Music Sale, 12¢ sie Mbit : a ; | bet 1 of , ' Machines from $17.00 up Records irom S0c up —ALL DAY SATURDAY —— Canadian, History of Game. in Dory, gt age are wipe iach ce ae wre aaa ta 4 Add 2c. for cach piece ordered by mail, Nov 11.—A (tfer cea Sf fg DOWN § : eee poate A ee | “COME BACK atcatsscnrta"""" ae | Revonge and Joalous mes, w Me, Nov, 17,—Peter @en shifting of scene from a luxurio fo the origin « of Boston, one of the erew of illa on the St. Lawrence to a nw ing selvoner Stranger, who was and ties Bier , had EDISON PHONCGGRAPH Tammany , yes 1 Roda in the Choo-Choo Car tron’s room tn the Tombs, are the fea d lost when the schogner touched Records 35¢ each. x Machin fanart antec. (Nera OP a Poth deal aa et in @ love drama that has given >)" louvester yesterday, was brought |, ‘ —— tt f Seal area) piptty Alice Hubbard a glimpse of pris- \""' resell eve to-day, fl from exhaustion and | \ 1) batt atbane \ A’ Picture of Bygone, Daye tle Cony Coruer tn Your Heart : he. ve posure, the aicee bat * ", of i t Me All the Time J Ss stbdand ee arcu lvaiietta atesman, Mr, Oliver ty near- | 148 sthooser James W. Parker picked | the stove and his ¢ fr You Can ey It Sings {Want a atau to"Love Me AML the Time aay | bik Je etl aoe, fe MAA Up twenty miles off Thachor's| screaming. Mrs, MeGinn es : Tin Locking for @ Sweethoart @id taken to the Tombe Pollen Court |Islaod lust ‘aight, having dacovered | the tame foe tore ait her cement Make ’ It Plays y ptreot @a complaint of Alderman Andre J. 11 ‘ Mr. hin oy running down hig dory. wrapped the child ia ft, but not until he : | ke on iad It Talks Sliver Heals heard that the editor of |. O'Brien was almost heipless. He lost| had | his. schooner in 8 fog on’ Tueadayy and | pe deere: eziegemes: He was tuken fitty | Gt. Denis, of Montreal. He alleged she Me! hud beon drifting for more than Be cere. Tie Matador (new) A, cord of | hours withous {vod or driuk — It Laughs Jankee Pole you’ Loved «Boy Like Me I! i had stolen two diamonds rligs { him. She sald tho rings were presents poe aia ¢ - ] at : oa he visit w >t On Monday otght he 1 m bi éethe Want to B Watte font Ht ad thet she would be unable to give| iar somthing mbout the same ne i1|&eale, which ental 1a, Sette ucroneth | Pu Na tae itAmuses Beare OT ro ‘ them back because they were in paw " jand skill in keeping his dory afloat, irate Whad the Daiey Sal N t . Starlight ¢ inp was played prior to 1880, and pa Wednesday he bet one of his | £ Have You Seen My Henry Brown Tho telsh Girl I Love o After a few hours in the matron’s cell; | Chadwick, who ts conaldered i ¥ . ————— My Irth Mald Hannah Dooley Bo Different, t the $00 bail was raised and Miss Hub- | an itv on the subject | es ~MoDomad. a shipmate of Ww t aut on tect, has claimed | 4% e will send machine and records of your own se ‘i t at aia | that O'Rrion on the Stranger, was thrown! ay... y Ww! ec Th allad hit 12 Me as Way cos tndnea wall devaloned from an old|from ‘is dary, and, drowned, on, Tues: Atvays Remomber tho Fall Namo fj tion to your home on receipt of first payment. rhe_great balled bit c iE . No, One Hundre guine of “Toundens,” wh | day als he was about to boant the O | Signa ‘Twelfth wtreet. the option hat a cath | schooner when the. fox whieh hid | axative Bromo winine ‘Neath the Spreading Chestnut Tree. ‘ ‘ Miss Hubbard's Story. Me tat) he O18 Colonial wame C'Ben cheep Go¥0.9 | Cures a ColdinOneDay, 2 Days of This is her story of the chase from Oliver said his recollection was at Chonda by a dig foot man worth ery clear as to how the gaine was nl ‘e onevery z By | alt © million dollars to recover two Wit te wee 1855 tn Baltimore. to | valled | toda: Grover |, RAY PP 0 bor, B52 H je@iamond rings trom a little women |dack as 185, and that the players san | SUN® id Dr. Henry Dyke. of NEWYORK \& Fl with fifty blond hair and big blue) Da8¢s Just as they do now. So far as bag iba peo UE yh Sealinger paeeererreepeereert } eves: the official records of baseball eo thts | celery marshes of Back Bay Mr. Cleve, Weecarryt Fa bag 4 o abest music and moe ee of any store iew York— prices are greatly reduced, ear completes v t . brig ! | whole affair,” said Miss Hubbard. | fs revenge, You know revenge Is sweet Neo sume people. “I met this Mr, St, Denis real. I went there for ‘epened @ manicure \Denls became inter in me and, = Anvited me with ovners to attend a Teas ON, Trunks ‘Bouse party at his splendid home. He To make room @ecmed fond of me und gave me tw © forholiday| ms diamond rings. Goods we are closing | |A_PAGE FULL OF SATURDAY BARGAINS TO INSURE A STORE FULL OF SATURDAY ECONOMISTS! _ ae, Toys Zhe a Manicuring, : Shampooing, 25¢ Visit our popular Stamps Toy Di ! ‘oy Department, the Visit our commodious parlors TELEPHONE 3700 CHELSEA 7 “ | "Whi ound cou got a ' C us ay He 1 aun ish 3 could not et a oh out the odds and ends | Tt ie the talk of same fourth door, Electric Hair Dryers ome back to N P Site ee i 1 rede ali New em We! as make shampooing a delight, with its gave me tie in » Yen Bee ritth Fi . Many of these | carry a large as. i) warm air, Marcel waving, hair @ssertion that le not know w y un ed, two trays, brass, Ex, lock | $2.00 NEW YORK dpioring aingelng and bleaching < Twas is false, od slats, ete. All jortinent of games, dolls and toys Ye es -00 to $12.00, at $6.85 | of every description, pests, * N n, Hair goods w prices "After I got to New York he bega to write to me to re ty Montres and I wrote him 1 could “Then he begun to tireiten me. He! { I patd ere : Here Is Real Clothing News | _ Did You Ever Hear of a Girl's Full Leng oat Begged to Come Back My attorney has the letters | be begs me to come I He js trying to n because T would ‘wishes, Men with a knowled " 5 ledge of extraordinary clothing values will be first to respond to this advertise i e g va st t on hi ertisement, t Kpown Oxford and Cambridge Frieze Overcoa F borne in mind, to It is the best value New York has seen in years, The style is shown by the accompanying illustrations, The usual cost of these features goes to you at a distinct saving—and some more besides, Read this list of remarkable values for girls and misses. Recond Floor They will tell y here § pan wearing clothes have y urs, but ail day, It must be tisk that attends tr in most stores, Other offerings are equally sensational, and prices quoted are for Saturday nehes long to sell for 7.50, But » that we guarantee every garment that leaves this store, thereby removing ev "I went out marketing yesteniay morning and had on mackint slipped over my ase clothe Jy two men approached me and carried only —_a_ for Men’s $10 Over- f ’s or Men 00 coats, made of Oxford in 15 te pig and Cambridge frieze. They are cut 44 or 50 inches long, have velvet col- lar, broad shoulders, and are full and graceful, A very popular overcoat, in all sizes from 34 to 46 chest. The men who get ST $1.95 for Gir's’ Coats, values up to $5.00 They $ 95 are ngth (like illustration on right), made of an al] woo! material, tull length, in plain colors and fancy miztures with or without cape, trimmed with braids, inlays of velvet buttons, Sizes 6 to 14, All colors with an assortmen Third 600 to select from. Floor, f more than ing hat {8 too rid ize that this m the much effects; a'so the p For $5\Values $C doesn't seen he would come Canada just to re ringe? It ts reve “Bur Tam afraid ec} pret The coats are We have sizes to single an rd\e Mr. St. Dente will s made of an all wool ma. d these coats will receive genuine bargains, fit every man $2.95 for Girls’ Coa fipd out that } | 4 in a lot of 1 i ' _ be ill tion ft, full length, large $ 95 ole otit ry. I ¢ ss - teria! like illustration on left, Be poe ein ve ———— ar of astrachan, turnback cuffs fllentia} friends her in New York, «1 se rolling storm c ; be Denia® . 75 for Men’s $12 Tourist BG St Baws ne So See HO be ee ‘ad | For r . 1 ll colors—rer ’ vn coum’. Sty in Cell BH Sg o4 OD andRegular Overcoats oO Suits, mace of fancy os $6 Values tat the girl had we nn Invitaiton |i made of the latest designs in plaids, worsteds, tweeds and cheviots in to visit him at had outraged by Mehing fr "A night in a r the gallant Canadian remarked of an all wool cashmere in Russian blouses, blouse-waist effects, 98 orately trimmed with tucked silk yokes, fancy braids, etc, A hey have belt in back, are cut 50 inches long, and have the broad con- cave shoulders, The Regular Overcoats are double and single breasted. Sizes to fit men and some sus clever designs, The styles are 89 98 for Girls’ Sample Dresses, made . i si ositive bargain, Sizes 6 to of every build, Each one of these suits is La parsed the young woman, but 4 i ES ; cured, Miss Hu , made of finequality Oxford and black frieze,also , F . adi TI wool material, in full length effects, One style bas a Mite Fir ia Wall tho of In the } black and uty ereey io melt hb zee from 34 to 46 chest carefully hand tailored and some of them are se Sod fe Sen oie ore ef cootrasting colors, Another style has an inverted $9.08 singe end sb alias I worth as high ax $20 All colors and sizes. eee = ani 7 ie? f yay f Suu made of a fine quality of all wool mannish material and tweeds. $=.98 r ) 508 The coals are s g Empire or full box back, notch or collarless models, Side-plaited TELLS HOW RIVAL y 5) tor Men's $16 Over- ior Men's & fa Sine 10 te 1b ‘ Comtg— Fey a 4 0: 5) ns m5!) or Men’s $3 Pants, mace : we $$$ ; long and are made of of nobby effects in worsted stripes. $7.98 for Girls? Lenoth Coat js is an exceptionally pretty style, length with a deep mill * ” Baltic frieze and lined with heavy moh ; pes. ’ for Girls! Full Len prio SHOT HIM THRICE | oa iy Sie EN ROE y are ay , w ¢ dg waist- 7 tary cape, scallop ped with contrasting colors, Sizes 6 to 14. ry inches long and are made ot fancy Scotch n ve them in all sizes, Oa Wikisg " terial is a good quality ¢ The tne fabrics, They are serge lined and ate all hand-made gar- +a We have sold thousands of these pants $46°% ee fu 5 ye tig TO eal ined hy Piipenieed barn, kilted skirt; colors 46° a ; ments, at $3, 4 n, black and green, Sizes 14 to 18, F. D. Wright Accuses Dr. W. eas ” | ae a WN Aa had RIE a AR W. Wood of Wound- i ixecamcnes ———== — = Peay 0 for Men’s $25 Over- 50 for Young Men’s $10 ee 6 : | ° costs—l ne oe ee ° Tourist Coats, made of and come in the newest elfect aly | fancy fabrics or plain effects, with belt s Wiltiam W, Wood, the dontist who ned, both in the reg r Coat in back; sizes 16t years, This is @hot Finley D Dwigh: tn the ba ! We fit men builds, jt the most popular coat of the entire year, and LL LE 1 Pela als i pees nt and guarantee every garment that goes out of | a more sensible style has not been in vogue in { ll “D Floor, iy t he store, years. U Bove oe Gab wes trigned i ha Damaged so Slightly as to Successiully De Jom Police Court tor examination to- | —————. ie aen.smmnee) day, He was represented by Dan | guar Paper e uname . Cele O'Reilly, Although Wood 1s undersized, | I’s Getting Real Cold, but at No Time Can You Save More Money than Now on Detection---6,000 More Pairs of vig T nated he |. food hater his gaze was! " ms vndsiewriene noe | Monts and Women’s Warm Und Walkovers, the $3.50 & $4.00 kinds, 10-morro Magistrate Cornell hud him peniveal i erw r (Saturday ) at $1.95. t Geo i Largest from tho bridge, | fe oor] Wrights Health (mderwear for men, Really big bar WOMEN’S UNDERWE P We have an exclusive contract with the grea : Shoe Dwight told ‘ory of the in (hese celevrated goods, Warintoed MEN’S UNDERWE 55e WOMEN'S: 91:00; UN - ' we a : ‘ oy"? Das iy ve cel Woe sen in occ gonn at the price of aceoils, Main. HaaoF: BO a ag ie RW BAR oS |B, Keith Co, of Campello, Mass., makers of the “Walkover™ Rooms in ‘4m love with the sume gi : 69e FOR Wale R t's 9100 | NO ERY eo 8 19¢ Nonwuan ~ We and wastes bn | Shoe (this country's acknowledged largest manufacturers O° 4 All ntane—and th: vey had numerou: Wright's natural, heavy weight, double white fleece shaped Ay, @ream oolok, Aupe tura ™ @ a $ “< "4 ” quarrels about her, Finally Dwight est ised GAtH and drawers (AE tinued hroogs pe dao Ned ey! Men's Shoes), to take from them every pair of so New York he won the girl. Wood then protenscd taped seu, vary heary, war, unshrinkable make. All sizes, yarn, per el natch called “factory damaged” or surface checked shoes to bo satisfied and sald that he w irst quality. Value $1.00, ee k | te 00 ur t : 5 call off the feud, On FOR WRIGHT'S $1.25 UNDERWEAR, at ; and oxfords that come through their works, hoi Dwight testiti Cc Wright's very heavy, Winter weight, Jacver color” the seat, rer vt "| Children’s: Underwear, ES TT Shiris and Drawers, Leavy, double white wool feec- > A big lot just r cies v ar, | SORRGATING : ing. satin bound, taped seanie, double stitched, very warmest, | ' \ WAY at 19 r, inure “UN } AGGREGATING ABOUT 30,000 PAIRS | best grade and perfect washing goods, Shirts and drawers in oll saan See ; ce phRehis Ie rn naire) end They are so careful in selecting their shoes that in most in- Avy, fleece lined cote ey List tn stances it’s almost impossible to find the slightest imperfection; a best ttuins"vry’ wasn | skipped stitch, or a slight surface check, or perhaps a slight soil on “ini. ey ummty | the sole, These trivial errors in the making of these otherwise veenriiow of ese ae yi’ att | faultless shoes bring them to us, The appearance, style or service of this footwear is not affected in the least degree—the only differ Fish and ence is the saving in your favor, Saturday morning, bright and wave Money by Buying Sporting Goods Now early, we will place 6,000 more pairs on sale. Not a shoe a month 1$2,95 for our | old. Not a Walkover but what will wear its full value of $3.50 Best | and $4.00, Outfit, put up in f pany. He found Woot writing at a tadl ideas An the dining-room and asked dilm wher i e nieenh the umbrellas were. Wood, he sald d ; FOR WRIGHT'S §1,50 UNDER. Wow answered that they were behind the e WEAR. One of the best makes made by this door, Aw be turned a bullet struck him aad x celebrated mill, ‘They are in camel's hair col- | * im tae alde of the face. Anotier fol- ored yarn, very Close knitting, pure silk fronts, all do stitch ae lowo!, landing in his back, and still s ng. They are lined with very beavy weight pure white wool | \ other, in his right } He turned ‘ ge fleecing, all selected and soft to the skin, absolutely perfect | and grappled with Wood, w fired two more shots. Then he took the re en aEEEEEEEEEEneemn, volver from Wood a enscious with it Poultry— AH Fresi Killed LON a pe chou 12, E] Delicatessen | NNASYLVANIA Dutke . | for Boys’ Sweaters, all wool, plain i 18e | 1ox« Hip dOe 89¢ colors and combinations, double for Boys’ Sweaters, large assortment of com om | and plain colors, double collar, cuffs 3 also for girls with buttons oa both shoulders | 89e for Men's Sweaters, wool mixed, either plain or hon- | eycomb weayas, in maroon, white, quality. | Cross-examination dia story, Wood did not go Ball was fixed at $1.00 of Dwight, who sald tha shooting W MOL ony him, pou MICHIGAN Turkeys, ind put Miss Fontalne PHILADELPHIA fquab, 0c. § In this great sale you can also have your choice of Regent $3.00 Shoes, Royal $3.60, or Bilt-Well $3.50 Shoes, | front box, extra * / Leathers are box calf, vied kid, velours, or patent coltskin, Sizes 8 to 11, widths A to GOODBYE TO MELODY, Trish Counties Athletic Unton io Give Him Send Of To-night, cabinet ‘ o per large bellows and PYROGRAPHY SALE. | large heavy pla. ER, Never had a disappointed custoner; don’t navy and black. $1.49 for our Leader timum needle, A expect to, Every pair is fully warranted to $1.9) rae ees : \up in larde Pri gee) complete set with you es thongh you paid $1,00 in a regular HOLD Laine ce Pork e zine sole: iy pants Fast yp itd Fis lao ao two bottles of Walkoyer shop—the world's best _kuown shoes oes ¥ . pibroughe stibd itl Bers stain and box of for men; sold everywhere by tie best merohante / ave a V neck garmentot the same | leather work, Inege bellows, baal ‘or grade of material, iaic, e absorbent, only, TO-MORROW grrsre se eQrers SHORT Cut Rib Roast 9! ROLLED, Ioan: 0 far ort 10c¢ | pevirwen crab teak or Roast 12! .q fern ei; 88 ) There will be plenty of mirth, music and melody at the entertainment to be @iven to-night at the Irish Counties thletlo Tnion, No, 341 West Forty- | Seventh street, as a send-off to Patrick J. Melody, ML the artists who will appear to fht are well known, Mr. Melody KOU § of Genuine Spring Lamt g4g RMOUR'S Best ‘ i am or) ¢ Round Corn- | ORT Fore Qua © a ts G Wer for Ireland to-morrw. He ts Wh to Alnvost every prominent Irish- Sinan io the city, PRIME Standin round ays fo als Py et ape ee