The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 11

WITTY A MTR ik ca EN aN ia al i a a a Oa a a St a me i A Be i a Nad, ih aa r EN THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1905, (ty GREAT STRIKE — LAKESTEAMERS —‘SEKING MAME FOR. LITTLE MOTHER” THREAT IS NOT | SHORE GALE NEW BOULEVAD FATALLY BURKED Ca cecal _—o CARRI l (UT Pounding Badly While Great| Aldermen Are to Have Public Child’s Dress Catches Fire— i] 4A for Women's, 9e $1 Bow Slips) pers In red, pink, blue and black; Felt De rec. Me In ned or black; sizes 3 to 8; | 29 if . att Families Thrown hand-knit silk bow; fleece sc sles; cemented waterproof felt soles— Seas Threaten to Sweep Hearing Dec, 12. for Twenty Fa ' AN aise bem cee just like the picture, Them. Suggestions, Into Panic. ¢ oe A Thousand Handsome New $2.50 Waists at 7 25% Here is undoubtedly the greatest opportunity ever presented by any store in New York to save a half on Waists, such‘as are in great demand at this writing, In other words, if you can get here to-morrow-—the day before Thanksgiving—you can buy {vo new style Waists for the actual cost of one Assortment comprises French Flannel in dark and light blue, pink, lavender, tan and brown; also in Mohair—stripes and plain mixtures and checks. All of them are finely tailored with box-pleated front; handsome stock, with tabs and Unions Oppose Plan of SUPERIOR, Wis., Nov. 28.~The most | While polishing her shoes before the| terrific stonm since 3812 wept across) Aldermen Eltas Goodman, James sition gtove in anticipation of being , : ! Iron W =_= a ee Cowden Meyers, Max 8, Griflaiagen 2 Orkers’ Chief [iite'siyerine trom thn Northoaat tant) CON, Movers, Max 8 GeiMaheHen Vn gt uy hor okor aero get Rew night, beeinning at 7 P.M, and contint- | Waghtneton Heights Boanl of Loval| clothes for Thanksgiving the apron vt . , | Drivers’ Lockout. ing up to @ late hour to-day, The re- nine-year-old Flora Cavaioro caught fire | sults of the storm's fury have not as|2™pFovenents, and in whose furtedle- wien phe was alone in her family's vet been agceriained fully, but it ts|t0% most of Seventh avenue lies, met thea oor tenement at No, 204 West ‘Although Polloe Commissioner Me-| thought that when full reports have | cseq tor the new boulevard and pArk- 4» hadly bumed that she Js expected to ‘Adoo kept all the reserves on duty to- | been recolved from differant polnts along |e Known aa Baventh Avene dle day in antiolpation of trouble in the|the luke tho mews will tell of marine |") "' ve : ‘A 4 Among the names that had been sU€- qh» child's cries were heard firet by ‘wuck drivers’ lockout and a etrike of | tragedies unprecedented In the history gested, the most popular seemed to b® try Louisa Roborl, who lives across the structural iron-workers the eltu-|of Ureat Lakes navigation \“Androw H. Green Parkway’! in honor : | “Andre ) a Of the hall, She was burned about the Ation in.ench of the labor difficulties) ‘The steel freighter Crescent City, of | op the creator of Central Park and be- ana th potting out the fire, Mean- buttons. Choose at $1.25. was quite placks, he Pittsburg Steamship Company's | cause the avenue which {8 goon to b® while the other tenants In the Mohair Waists iy pinhead dots of | Veiling Waists, with hand made President Ryan of the dron-workers, | fect, is @ wreck on the north shore of eo gies ; 8 who threatened to tle up every bulld-| Lake Superior. She was driven on the | "ansformed into @ parkway and Deanil: ep feipb ane and tmenly Chplles oy in course of pas ee rocks within the limite of the city of | oxi of Central Park, where the Andrew iin Mikvece bp, ieliane id | Poth ot egg cg eek ar ae ing. All the members| 17, Green memoria arch ts to be placed, only person who remained with Mrs, rived ies be | nace ADS SneRetS OFe, Make. Many other names had been suggest- Robori to give firet ald to the injured night ns made preparations to 60 | Capt Vrank Rice and bie crew threw leq ty detter, but the Aldermen, who |ghild until an ambulance sirgeon was The unto: truck drivers and their >t reageinadci heady een the polbt/aiq go much toward bringme ‘The calied from St. Vincent's Hospital, He employers make conflicting claima of |Teriee acl cnt of uate eh eye; | Evening World's crusade to « euscess-| took the child to the hospital, where) tha fer of merchandise | ere tnt ot off mafely, ‘The vessel !eyi conclusion with the appropriation! there 1s little hope of her recovery. | gains, but the transfer o: merchandlse | ig 47) feet long with 6,705 gross tonnage. | of $4,000 to construct the finest alty | Little Flora te one of s family of four tn the wholesale dry goods district pmO- |” Anotier big steamer, with her whis-|drive in the world, thought the work | Vin who have been keeping house | cocded to-day without molestation. tles screaming, has gone ashore at the |) hand too important to be decided by 7 her | vO policemen guarded every truck |.» iy them offhand and they concluded to hold | Sinoe thelr father died and thelr mot ae ee V3 Point,” near Superior, Her name has/_ gabtic hearing on Tuesday, Dec. 12, | went to the hospital three months ago. black and white; also brown and 1. 5 yoke and collar; small pleats; sleeves have white, Special at ...... ' ° | high cuffs; also embroidered fronts in floral design, White, blue, lavender, Silk Waists \ fancy plaids and small | tan. Special at euEei eats 4.50 Hep checks; vatiely of colors; very finely tailored; Taffeta Waists, trimmed with Gerff with large buttons; large sleeves with high | man Valenciennes in a new design, with demi. cuffs, Also French flannel waists in dark and | sleeves, finished with small ruffles of Ia ——————— Eee Two Thousand Pairs Women’s Cincinnati Dress Truake 2s-inen driven by a non-union man. The lorke: int bea Ftalned tie t been aaoe’ 1 o'clock, in tho Aldermanic Cham- Ider brothers and ‘her sister, out drivers assembled at their head- ‘A report tram Two Harbor that |ber Clty F mnen everybody will Her two o are ond hee al $ a le oes a quarters, No. 161 Eighth avenue, and lis epee Ste re eays the & chance 00 fina the abe’ pare | be Tr the fae Mary 3. 00 Custom & steamer has been blowing distress way soroprintely, ly, signals since 2 A. M, Owing to a enow | sree: One of the biggest and best-known Shoe factories in the world—located f Cine fenatl Ohio, has turned) tened to speeches by their leaders. Vai over to us something like two thousand pairs of Women’s fine Custom-made Shoes, to sell at the ab- Hoffman, president of the truck driv-| —— . that several boas | #orm it is impossible to ascertain the ’ aaoned Tudmen "was fecked out their men |vewe"'s name LOOKS LIKE DOUBLE MURDER |] surdly low price of $1.79 the palr 7 . rg i" toca yesterday have since algned the agree | PORT WASHINGTON, Wis., Nov. 28 They represent “‘Late-for-Shipment painted with lead and ment and resumed friendly relations |—A big steamer 18 ashore about four Man and Woman Burned to Death Jers from big makers located in with the organization. miles off (his. por A heavy sea ts] ‘Thought Victims of Plotters, Ouse They all bear the silk Henry C. Hunter, secretary of the [running and the vessel appears to be | (Special to The Evening World.) bon t » facings of toms of the most ‘Truck Owners’ Association, sald to-day jin danger. The life saving crew from WILKES-BARRE, Pa, Nov. 28— ne ted retailers in this country. Some ‘at bis office, No. 23 Broadway, that 40 |Milwaukeo and a tug have gone to ‘There {s a suspicion that the deaths in of them carry the $3 price as well as ‘ unton drivers have been locked out since assist the stranded vessel, The name Towanda on Sunday of Mary Shaylor there etailer's name—both woven ins zi yesteniey morning, The union leaders the vessel cannot be made out from and Henry Merritt, who were burned So they are really Three Dollar j to death, will prove murder, ‘The crime lhe Shoes are made with Military and Cuban port ‘the b th Ip, . oC Gey 10 then are ous, that the Doses are | Mi Bo toh, Nov. va emiie| Funeral Of President's Servant) it te snoumnt, was tnapited by the kill: weakening, and that a general lookout | AL! eels, together with Patent Leather tips, and are, on h an-hour gale sweeping the upper end , ; ing of Mrs. Bigler Johnson and Annie the whole i | heen Peng Oe 6 White street, |0f Lako Huron has caused soveral ao | Over a Day When Flow- Bensanta in a similar manner a year h 2 nth it he ch - — i ae ie against ‘whom the first strike of ¢he joldents to shipping. ‘The barge Har ers Were Received Threats had been made egainst the| in this city, Choose the $1.7 Grivers was declared, has joined with | vey Bissell, which was tied to an oute c . Shaylor woman and it is belleved that day hefore Thanksgiving .. i bd | other truck owners in the organization | dock has been broken to pleces by the —_—— Fel grt BS awh, stoner Holsom’ | Women’s Dress Slippers—$3 kinds: Women's Satin Slippers—$3 kinds: : of the Inter-State ‘Teaming Compuay, | storm, The barge Vineland, oom! laden} oygmmn PAY, 1. ¥, Nov. t—Some Mesondered an n_investigution For all actts of evening. wear; of fine-black ei \iskin—Jet Very fine grade of Satin in the one-strap, Louis XV. heel ‘This ts @ corporation with a capital | broke away from her tow last night! yeauttrur powers sent by sident beaded in taney patterns; dress wood heels; A to & wiley sty! to match gowns in pink, red, blue, white and black ||» of #oltd sole leather tn ruseet ot- | aid to be tn excess of $100,000, It has |and ts aground off Alpena Soobevall “anid Mie. Soosevale toy ta siees 2% to 7; either three beaded straps pt Pane hand-sewn, turned soles; best quality backed satin. Never] 0" turned raw, capped comners, sewed taken over the business of several of | It {y reported that the steamer Hol-|¢uneral of Julia Davis, an aged nogre, ‘; T OR 1A. double cross straps Sold everywhere at $3 2, 00 sold anywhere for less than fs the pa and rivete ‘ieee ? 7 ents “ne tho big trucking firme in the wholesale |land {# ashore near Rogers City and who was for years « for Mr. Roo. ca For Infante and the pair, To-morrow a To-morrow at... 2. 00 in polo Weather handle istrict The men interested in the In- |that ell of the crew have been rescuel | vet's father and subsequently for sho ‘or Infante and Children, the pair. “TosOrrow At ra tereoate Teaming Cmpany are the tive factors in the figut agutn: tatety, A report has also reached | President, arrived here only this ncen-| The Kind Yow Have Always = ‘ he lhere thet an unknown steamer 48 ling, although the funeral rorvices were | ion, > 1 ii the atrike of the iron workers |*#townd on Presque Isle. held yesterday, | Boars the against Post & McCori there Is appar —a Whether the delay was caused by a Signature of ently a disposition on the part of the misunderstanding as to tho time of the tikaee wrsocs to, ep Tans ee MILKMAN SUES FIREMAN. | funeral or resulted from slowness Ss ee t Reductions on Men's ~ Some Very Important Redu Baar . aking Sale ean tor Thanksgiving of Millinery. All our odd and surplus lines of Millinery are to be placed on sale To-Morrow Morning, for we must make room for the Holiday Goods that are now coming in, Following the biggest Millinery season we have ever had Making room for the Toys has necessitated a general condensation of stocks on the Third Floor, Clothing space has suffered in the shrink- which will help you to the President Ryan, o: the Ironworkers’ | transportation is not known here, io old be he le the | De 0,000 rl omy . | phleraan ta before he oa eympar| eeenae 1 Damages for! he flowers were from the hothouse | thetic strike and in favor of letting| Alenntion of Wife's Affections, | at the White liouse and were sent to | Post & McCord and thelr employees! 5, cai Alfred Davia, the hust Guten ficht out thelr awn differences Francis Joule, a milkman, brought | Alfred Davia, the | ue id of the dead The non-union forces of Post & Me- ‘sult fn the Brookiyn Supreme Court to- for the | age; hence these important reductions, very best sorts of Clothing—at prices never before reached by us, Com are centered upon the Altman ei " sdward . | Roosevelt family until he was retired | wall thane ‘ | Buling at Thirty-fourth street and Lae eouyee Rotor Peed oa @ pension by the President. Davis 8 The Overcoats naturally there are a great many small lots to Rae ESE, Cees URTES Rat lGoctiene ct Lis Wits Marr. bare soulg| CRITIC’ the Rowers to the Bille wero 12, |i", 0! all-woo! Irish he disposed of; hence, a chance to supply your Piokets and watking tlelewates from thé |i, deaoribed in the complatat aa pretty.| Cemetery here and placed them on the Men'S $12,}Vi rier, in black and Millinery needs at about HALF what’ you union are not allowed to approach the ding, grave of hid wife, $15 andj stord; single and double-breasted; lined FILS Wiel hy ith serge; also of ter Su its||eavy Cheviots and Cassimeres — b n and Overs); gray. All size coats at Suits are in new smart styles of fine all-wool Cassimeres, 10 Cheviots and Thibets; Ba fine patterns; alsom black; 34 to 46, Suits are equal to Men’s $22)\custom work; made $25 and lof finer sorts of Wor- steds; also plain blue would ordinarily pay, S0¢, to 98c. Felt Hats—25¢e $1.95 to $3.95 Felt Hats—Ode, $3.95 Velvet Hats—$1.95, $1.95 to $2.75 Hats at 50c, } $1.95 to $2.95 Plateau Hats--$1. $3.50 Evening Hats—81.95, $12 to $15 Ostrich Plumes—$5. $10 to $15 Boas—85, S0c. to $1.25 Birds, Wings, &¢.—25c £3.95 imported Feather Hats—$1.69, ¢ $5 Trimmed Hats—$3. wie $15 to $25 Trimmed Hats—96.50, |plump and atractive."" | ‘The defendant in the eult is now as- | © — — — Beware | / PAIR OF SOCKS WAS [eaiess ee ee Dee a * Imitations | HIS ONLY APPAREL fireman of Engine Company No. 126, | */in State etrest, Brooklyn, The Joules then lived at No. 43 State street, near | ‘ the fire house. Mounted Policeman Finds Man AIS. Joule formerly was the site of . . , Harry Joule, the milkman's brother. Disrobed, Smoking Pipe Under | They were separated by divorce, and | ‘ Francia married her, Sheets twenty- aN | eight years old, and haw ewo children Tree Near Speedway, by her first husband, 80 that her pres- Mounted Policeman Fitzgerald, with | gat spouse is the uncle of his stepchil- | dren, his big overcoat buttoned tightly | cmcsensailiinanesons around him, was riding slowly up the | NEW SPANISH CABINET. SUESINE SILK |_WEARS BETTER THAN SILK _ ‘If you knew # howpretty and inexpensive Suesine Silk $15 to $25 Trimmed Hats—811.50, Jereniala in Thanksgiving i Speedway yesterday afternoon, when i i at One Hundred and Seventieth street lw eyter Will OAS TT wore At ta is, you'd ba a have a $30 Fin: and black; single and i ‘his gaze wandered into the woods bor- | inal Wilh Chinlonin emeni gown or two made of it. Coward Arch-Supporting Shoe. est Suits double-breasted mod- VIF. d 2 dering the road, There he saw seated] Dem A EAMIRIORIS THROU RIM: | ft and lustrous, the twin off} “speak well of a bridge that carries 4 avors an andies. and Over:||\Overcoats in- coats at clude Chesterfields, long, swagger Box and Tourist styles; 15 rich Meltons, Kerseys and Velours in Black in| MADRID, Nov. 2%—The decision of }the Council of Ministera to adJourn | War Minister Weyler’s departure for | Catalonia js possibly due to the forma- tion of a new Ministry under Gen. Weyler for the purpose of dealing ener- under a tree and smoking a pipe an . who had on nothing but a pair of One of the socks was red, The other , had once been white. The clothing of tho smoker was spread out on the China silk, it costs less than half, and wears better for the touch of cotton in it. Samples sent on (JX request. All colors, a you salely over.”” That's the kind ofa bridge we've built {into the shank of our Arch-Supporting Shoe, It has already carried hundreds | safely over the dangers of “flat foot.” In the rush of preparing the Thanksgiving dinner don’t forget the fa- vors and candies. You will find in our candy department everything required, Large and most select Ine and variety of Imported and Domestic Novelties for Thanksgiving dinners, parties, tairs, festivals, ete., at very special prices, give the name gsound around him, Apparently he was) getlenliy with to ; ia " the he suppression of the and Oxford; sizes 34 esorina hie elt, Separatist movement in. Catalonia | of your dealer, Pe) POR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. to 44; all iehntbis Turkeys, from, each... .5¢, to 81.08 | Largn variety of Favors from agerald dismounted and went to- aes sharabet of Deputies to-day SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, Jack Horner Pies, in shapes of Flow. | Be. to 50¢, ea ward him. As he approached the amoker |/Asted the abt gia! Dill gus; ers, Furmpy Ing, Pies, Pendants, Roses, | Small Candies for filling Boxes and arose, knocked the sparks and ashes out |fetige thee One hundred and fift 4 C pumpkin Bon Bons, 60c, 1b, Of Bis pipe ageinat the sole Of tia tort | oat nesters wae, an angry debate on) Wie te JAMES S, COWARD, Y¥ 0 w an gilinthe tot—for young averds Ae: 10 00%. in an | omekin, Bon Bons, 60, tb, ot | the noth by i Balls, Bells, ete., with prizes, In al dur Spee ocolates, 89¢, Ib. We Sed HOO oe Rinne pesca a” eT catia aR HL OMT antmonUERs, OF MADR GLACE 268-274 Greenwich St.,N.¥ Men’ g__ | leh whoseages range colorings, fron, eack, Oe Bn aa asked ‘him what he was doing, He re-/that Cutalonia would be lost to Spain| [| Third and Mercer Sts, Now York (HBAS WARAEW STREST;) from 45 to 20, Made eo} gS, 1 en | worth 60¢. Ib. pied in a language strange 19 the po-lay Cuba was lost, Reports from Bar- ; $1.75 to $5.50 | Curis, Chips, Springs, Cuts, Bon loeman, but was fnally prevailed upon|celmia show phat the agitation bee Miall Orders Pind, Bend for Cotatoges. Reegalaryiot- tine all-Wool to chothe himself. tween the Separatist Frieze, in black and Onee he was dressed he devel spat Neetttocae patna le Rit) Haran " “ - = 2 $10 Over. Oxford; modelled in Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Pears, | Bons, &c., to match all table color- ‘Onions, Peaches, Bananas, Pickles, | ings, 20c,, 89¢., 6Oc, Ib. Lobsters, Hams, Melons and many | Try our Imported Candies- -Rasphers & belligerent temperument and Fite Hate var iba erald had to handeuft him to got 7 coats at the long, broad-shout, others, in box form, at, each, from, | ries, Gooseberries, and other Fruit him to the statlon-house, ‘There, | bed al eod i Bc, to O8c, | Filled-gat 60c. Ib,” chrough an interpreter, he sant he we WHY PAY RETAIL PRICE ; Emil Bekhardt, « ailk Pa ” wale, Nod. itis ‘amots conaistad of || Whe You Can Cet Your two witches, five knives and three fo rat SK S dt taariem Police Court today, Teck: hardt explained that he went Into the woods to put in his glass eye. He AND Was sont to the psychopathic wan of Bellevue Horpitat bs S | | | S ta ce Cases, all colors a styles, Snapping Mottoes with Caps and to $4.98 dozen. srs, from 10¢, to $1,50 dozen, Women’s 35¢c and 40c HOSIERY at 25 Cents Ypsilanti Underwear all strictly high grade kinds that are imported by us. Made in Chemnitz, 8 and tallored in 6.9 fashion, and a great bargain at the price This $35 “Waltham” Drop he! head Solid Balls Deana Sew- ing Machine, Six thousand pairs of Hosiery; at pig | FACTORY AT POSITIVELY attach uh Germ fi {, under the great Hermsdorf process; full fashioned and thoroughly reinforced, Sizes ; "| achments,|| Germany, fast dyed, under the ¢ | FACTORY AT POSITIVELY ipfackmente,|{Gernany at dyed, under the gn Black Lace Lisle, ankle patterns; Black Lace | in allover designs; fine Gauze Lisle, garter tops; Richelieu Ribbed Lisle; also Rembrandt ribbed, ingrain dyed, with white heels and toes. Not a pair inthe lot worth below 35c., and a great many pairs imported to sellat 40c, Choose to-morrow at 25c, the pair, 1 ee eee ene 1 it bly saves you on merchan- Yypsilanti Underwear xy of ilustration of what this store invariably fh on merchan. dise, this Ypsilanti Underwear (the famous jal prices"—and these “special prices” were upward of a Soclety Folk Attend Services Over Viotim of Auto Accident. We are direct ‘The funeral of Mrs, Frnels Burton { jd Narrigon, wite of ex-Congressman Har- sapere . rigon, who was killed in an automobile Aocldent at Long Island City last Bat- SKIRTTO ORDER Wholesale Prices ? °12.95 Basement, A name that stands for all that Prospective It has been advertised ed and sold sold elsewhere at “spy urday, was held to-day at the Harrison : od fact nd fin-|}in, peint reskionce, No, 816 Fifth avenue. ‘The $3. 95 up Piano Buyers is good in manufacture and tint ore than what we charge {oF * really superior grade of the same kind body will be taken in a private car to y ish, Beautifully constructed and For Women's 1 O5 For Women's | 95e For Women's py Lig Bevay gp trol optgind Ack ty A SUIT TO , furnished with COMPLETE|Ie 44S $2°s0and $3 . $3.50 and $4) $1.50 and $2 & seeond private car the members of MEASURE SQUIPMENT. for all kinds of||¥psitanii ‘@ombinas Ypsilanti Combina-| Ypsilanti C@ombina- tho famtly will start late this afternoon ASU What @ash Has Done. EQUIP of a RAMOS Ot on Multa? tion Suits; | tion Suits, for the services on the other side of the continent, At the fun were three persons who were with Mrs. Harrison in the automobile when she was killed, They What @ash Will Do. No matter what her brother, C. T. Crocker, a student, who ewsaped almost with- your waist or hip With Cash We Purchased One Hundred Uy and Bs ape Mra, measures, we guit- Boott was eae. hurt, dime ie THE WM, NEWMAN CO. Fletcher Pianos. j Tp Bret time she has been o: sewing. All wool; auedium heavy weight: |in merino of medium weight cream white or natural gra 1 medium weight merino; part nis Modium Winter weight slik, | #180 all cotton Winter wolght; tx Rete Phere A lsat that woot and cotton; cream white or is ould go into every home, unless all ovrurnt ws ogiilor iereeriaed and wool mixed: some i s ibid ' bea hade fag slg dy ole in black oF blue mixed. all sites, mache Is sla land extra sises; all high neck; fncludiag "OMe extra large sults; | sleeves, anklo length; all sizes, So ee Last Chance to_ Buy ; Thankssiving Groceries es at These Low Prices, __ 916,500” cory, natural, gray merino; long <4 det. Sth and Horvice was held ih the great ro-|T AR West 15th Stent, For @ash We Intend to Sell a) 12 5 biaca Orenden Thanks: eile In our || New Conn ein hat was almost lterally @ Blevator, — Tel, 8410—Gramerey Them at 2 * * Beat Masi ean Fyb Nat M Xs ket ; i e iam as tripe, bone Fresh vf curation a Usd Coureh of ete Including Stool and Cover, A Ten Years’ Susecel from maker breaidast | baco Turkeys, Chickens, ‘Ducks, ty-ngth ‘iret, 9 Related, with w cholt | = and One Year's Tuning Free. ea PI i Fresh Geese, &e. Pork { FAW ONG Ss DOYS, ftch, Yue Loins, Steaks, tment mgurnee ropemeniog. Commencing Nov. 26 The World will The manufacturers claim they are far better than any Piano sold at from $175 ann Mate FLII per Yb "13M, Ad Te dee wiked Dey i[ f Chops and Delieas Hran 7 nd;| SARDINES — “Marie cies of the season, | Mr, and Mrs, Ogden Mills, Mr. |] give 5 weekly prizes of $10.00 each for weor 200, oan see ee Riesindee and Mies for f Pudding—Eton b ill tender aia! is Ohio OTASH L. made from the bottand Mimbeth" Brand; fennle Crocker, slater of the deceased. || thed best positions obtained each weekby We invite you to inspect them, vant dom, Be “f fanny of extra one oneeeerte adeertisers through the Situation Wanted | J At this price they will all sellin short order ee ree’ oe nem anes te (Sead abst 9 | Gore Ped bata gms || at ha RIENZ! GLEE CLUB'S NIGHT. |} eclumne af the Sunday World's Want | | It is easy to print a lot of testimonials regarding the Fletcher Pianos, but the Aigentibio: S1b, bowl, | Mavic, from ive Pasar erm | ‘ur iH 9 3 | Great; ‘ : i F ib any Mi | ‘he Rieusl Giew Chup hax everything || Dirilory—24 words, 16 conte, Adver- |] price is the thing, Cash cuts a figure in this sale. : THe: 21m bowl, gag | ooh " Ripe ide Per lb, 3115 Asia cau 8e | Soe! roe tan O€ | Prepared for the minstrel show at New i 0. | IIb, bowl, i ‘ only; Ib, ie MOLARS — Genuine lds j York Turn Hall, Highty-nteh street wna || {*" Labhanond ag sell pleese Of course, if you wish to buy a Plano on instalments, we have the following PLUM. BUDDING, | by. MeNell A Libby's | Nomen Pall 9 20¢c | faazis Holastest Rule Hrapa:, see | ington avenue, tonight. ‘The club's || eommunioate with The World's Claseifled | | makes to offer; but the Fletcher Plano at this price means cash. yeti woiptise | int SC\arare rrvit—exta!} Wone Sent ie ee ig ted ibe. teat, show He really Advertising Manager, Room 61, Pulitzer We have the popular Majestic Pianos (used in Public Schools). Prices range rece! wl gt Siw? Mix’ NUTS. fara, aprinnt frult 0. D M extra farKe oan: ri i \ Bes Sus, zeae. from $275 up, Also Valois & Williams and other makes, Sold for cash or sured Se BON au 25¢' is BaB5; dor. inn Oe i (Piano Dept., 4th Floor,) Epget