The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1906, Page 9

ERA TE ETT AE SAIL TER TS ONT as as ca teateL ait LE ATT NE MT Se a eT ETT? POET ‘ ~ = y x {HE WORLDs TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1000, agreement with Bd members < ee Gaines, Bengr Vote carers the seventeenth biennial festival will an understanding the or the exclusion of the Lterafe from the |>® held in Musto Hall, Cincinnati, dur- administration, President Amador Bae | ing the first week of May. Six concorts ~ DEMAND THAT the resignation, ‘will be given. Frank Van Der Stucken, Goaduiar, gucoseding ‘Theodorg Thomas caepecncini Cincinnati's Music Festival. | Sesmeea” By tiviation ay. te = Shot Trying to Escape, Gel Denard ots tiee Okita ‘seumea!| eae eke eee cio jot LINDBN, Afs., Jan, 9—Booker Glass, @ negro under sentonce to be hanged Many Citizens Complain ae $i ff l | of the Dark and Use- less “Bird Cages.” Semi-Annual Sale of Men’s Clothes This is not a sale of ee ee esi jet hie not a sale of “jobs”. tities of r bought especial fora ‘ale, but a sale involving our own ane stock, gine goods, 1905 built, that were the best values at our regular low prices to be had Liha This is the only sale that offers you absolutely unlimited cholce of any overcoat at a cut price and unlimited choice of any fancy suit, including the doubly desirable hard-finished worsteds, at a cut price. A Very Interesting Sale of Hoon Hose Supporters) At At out One-Half Regular Prices. We will place on sale To-Morrow Morning five thousand pairs of this world-famed brand of Hose Supporters at the lowest prices ever quoted for this product. You undoubtedly know how good they are; how yet tend to give the correct straight-front effect, ‘Thousands of satis- fied wearers attest their goodness. Beginning to-morrow, and for the balance of this week,'they are yours at these greatly reduced prices: 18c, two-strap, fancy elastic, 10c. pair; three pairs for.. Safe Robbers Took Letters, NEWSURG, N. ¥., Jan, §—Burglars entered the Post-Office at Marlborough, Ulater County, early to-day and blew open the “\fe. They got safely away ba ae gem money and a majibag ef mail matter, EXPLAINED BY MAYOR. Gift From Rough Riders, ARDMORD, L T., JAN. 9.—The Rough Riders will send to Miss Alice Roose- velt on the ocoasion of her memriege to Congressman Longworth, next month, « He Says Lights Were Discon- Department of Water Supply, Gas and Hilectricity. The complaints had par tloular reference to the lamps, Orna- mental or otherwise, put up along the Streets and avenues three years ago by the Borough President Jacob A. Cantor, These lamps, known as “bird cages,” have not been lighted in a tinued on Recommendation " of Comptroller Grout handwome present. United States Mat-|/ g42.40 and $1§ Overcosts and Fancy Sults. +. = er; o-strap, fancy elastic, 1B¥4c, pair; three pairs for Q ptroller Grout. Riders’ Assoctation, has made a request|| $15 and $18 Overconts and Fancy Sults.....-.0+-+ ‘$3 in ae pared Ree Se ae re pee airs ee it ti ot cae on esoh Rough Rider, including Fresl-|| 18 and $20 Overcoats and Fancy Sults...--e00cer-=+ . 28, two-strap, plain elastic, 18c. pair; three pairs for Numerous complaints from citizens toresca Se © Gonation hari $22.90 and $25 Overcoats and Fancy Sults..---se- .815 50c. four-strap, Taney elastic, Be. palt, three palts for. wf every class in life, have been re —_———_ $1 7 50c. four-strap, plain elastic, 25c. pair; three pairs for ceived relative to the lighting of the $2$ and $28 Overcoats and Fancy Suits. ..—-aor-o++ereseoees 50c. two-strap, Tirey @lastic, 28c, pair; three pairs for city’s streets, and to-day the matter Out of Panama Cabinet: vin, || 98 and $30 Overcoats and Fancy Suits. ccvomucres» B1Q 156, tworstrap, fancy elastic, 80o. pair; three pairs for Was brought to the attenti of the ANAMA, JAM, %—TiC0) Vioto: large satin pa ur-stray ase. = ay @reretary of Pubiie Instruction and || $32.50 and $35 Overcoats and Fancy Sults-—ew--=-+--~v-meneon= $21 Fifty gross of aisook ceis Tight-weteht Dress Shields, sizes 2, yalues up to 2S¢ pair; sale price, 10c. pair; $1.00 dozen; gross... Get the Habit. Go to Fifty gross Japanese silk-covered Dress Shields, sizes 2,34; values up to Hut Brothers $1.10 Wool Velvet Carpets 5) This ts positively the lowest price we have ever heard pacal ae ites regres "asad va dlink want wath Sac scdhins attat a te 'B would like noth- UNION SQUARE, 279 Broadway, near Chambers. of for world-famous Carpets. They are our standard qualities of f night. ptait’ toad Weansthco Maat wtsacatc The: ingbetter than tn 14th St., near Broadway, 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich. Wool Velvets—one of the most popular of ail floor coverings. Somé There seems to be @ general impres- bews of the engagement was a surprise. have you ask NEW YORK CITY, 125th St,, corner Third Av. are In handsome floral and Oriental patterns, while others are in two- sion that ies aay faregstreh Se ares ‘The cablegram from Parts did not state/| | your dealerfor a sample toned red and green effects. 59c. the yard. You cannot duplicate rienta. UBQSss arance. A few odd bales of exquisite patterns which we picked up below their worth; hence the story here:— F Shirvans & Cabistans:|Kazaks—very fine: There is a further complaint that many sample of China Silk— of, tee Sanna) LAYS jbeea. token Cowan, Miss Spreckels ts the daughter of Au- || | Compare them and sec if AN AWFUL, are Cod aay i pistes i gust Spreckels, and it 1s said that some |f } you can tell the differ INHERIT. ‘ANCE 55 Sain: Miss Lurline Spreckels, of San Gay sho will inherit $20,000,000 or more ence; not one woman in ) from her father and her grandfather, : aber }sNting; ot) Such: Lacxps Gn te Cee a eee tae eee ee ne Seven in Family Burned, 9 x12. feet—One-piece Brussels Rug: Blames Estimate Board. ‘ Claus Spreckels, the sugar king. Sho ia |] J (en can. Suiesine Sill While i 5 2 A ile it is true that Scrofula may be acquired under certain condi- 11.75 for $18 val 15.50 ited ad funtighert ect reaanae oe TIAREECS) {0 Wie) Spen beprcaeaal rather tall, with some claim ) preare Dettenenesy one Hons, it is usually inherited. Parents who are related by the ties of blood, 18.75 tor oe Nerf 19,50 foe Hs wee Goodwin, speaking tor Commissioner cer F. Eddy. SOR DeR LEY A AD Deceaunora Yor Oa | ible because ou) tHe toncl, or who have a consumptive tendency, or family blood taint of any charac- 16.50 for $25 .values. 22.50 for $34 values. Ellison to-day. ‘It ts up to the Board ies Sa wise Corie nad chware attracta che | of cotton in it, and costs ter, are sure to transmit it to their children in the form of Scrofula. Swol- 18.60 for $28 values. 27.50 for $45 values. Se ne Oe scaS tase | CAN YRANCHOO, Jun. tame w|i tale ater YH ter Rilsaitpemnlwat Ortee O e Gener Reha tn a eer Bie jemerehin, recelHees Ne) Giese | Ae cttct orate eae aratGes mrreanst Pareto | tions (are) the principal ways) in »Zinbestted Saretulgs pod aoe ogres |Urcciplcie ls our sole excuse for tele UMIEPTICIE! eee | Samples malied upon request. which the disease is manifested. [0°"tried every doctor available at ground that they were an unnecessary |and Spencer F. Eddy, Secretary of the ve. thi ft Meader: °. t nse, but grew Fa} ‘worse: expense. ret that I do not know|American Embassy at St. Petersburg,| LEWISTOWN, PA. JAN. 9.—Isaao Pleo EDFORD MILES ty The blood has been diseased from fT9RGe, had given wp all hope of being || 9 x10% feet—Brussels Rugs..... what their reasons were. That applied | {s announced. evice, ie cater eae Laer 4 INTRODUCERS OF SEILE GLACE birth, and being in this condition cured,and geadying man will pat] 9 x12 feet—All-wool Smyrna Rug only to the avenues, where the ‘bird| Miss Spreckels ts at present at the| tj"aedh Yesterday” at thelr home, in |f Third and Menor Sts., New York {| cannot properly nourish the body §, thier, much ‘against my will, to try |] © x9 feet—All-wool Smyrna Rugs. a County, and Scrofula is the result. A ae. 5:3. 8 After taking six t jottles, Tgelt retin tet eseaith fo Hariore pent eer ——— tary disease like this can only yond? a i" x4 feet—Smith and Hartford Axminste: et ot by a cousticutional Teton ©pnteeg “gor ebauwete sponte |Pa7xs4 Inches—Smith and Hartford Axminster be hioh entire): 27x54 inches—Royal Wilton Rugs. 2.50, 3.50 cemedy and nothing equals S. 8. Si “icntgemery, Vas W-i. BTOORTON, |"). x10%4 fest—Grankte Art Square 2108; were 3.95 $1.50 Inlaid Linoleum, 89c. 2 cages’ were, but there was always| Spreckels apartment in Paris, whither! Pleasantview, Jun ® me uuestion abvut other lemps. So far as this department is concerned, tne |= city was never better lighted." Mayor McClellan, who presides at the meetings of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, Was asked the reasons 2 The 1906 Salo of | Att CARS TRANSFER JO @) women’s for, and by what authority, that board 4 strengthens the deteriorated blood, drives out all scrofulous and tubercu- fad “lsconuinued the Tightiag ot such | | | HouseKeeping Undermuslins| }}| jar deposits, and there is a gradual but eure return to health. S. 8. 8. | Heavy cork Inlaid Linoleum, colors go throygh to the back; splendid selection Y recollection ts,” the Linens at prices that oom- supplies to the anaemic, lifeless blood the| fj of choicest patterns of the $1.50 quality. mand every wom- an's attention, “My Mayor re- plied, ‘that the board, which had the bower, ordered the discontinuance of the fents'on the recommendation uf Gomp- iru'tor Grout. He had made a care‘ul| atudy of the subject and found that nut} only were they not needed, but that they, were costing the city many thousunds °f dojiara per year that could easily be saved. I know that his arguments were of sufficient weight to convince every other member of the board. WIII Look Into Matter. “KM was expressly stipulated that on all lampposts where there were fire boxes the lights should be kept bum- ing, and that you will find ali over the at Many of the ornamental lamps fut up by former Borough Prealdent Canter, which showed the street agns, were actually on ‘dead’ poles. The Mgbts were discontinued for the ake of economy, as it seamed uso- Jess to have an ornamental lamp within the of an electrio ight. 1 will, however, look further into the matter.” Mr, Cantor at the time he put up the 98 ‘made the statement that before 4 here t through there would be signs any’ ry, atreot corner. That promise, judging by the oiterersii | OI Lenmar Io 3*Aut P59" 106073. properties necessary to build back to strong, . robust health, and does this gently and so " thoroughly that no signs of the d are @ e @ ever scen in alter life, Being purely vegeta- PURELY VEGETABLE. ble §.S. S. is the best remedy for Scrofula; its Saleof Ironand BrassBeds es Three hundred of them, and prices are the lowest we have been able to name harmless but healing ingredients enter into! fin many a day. The surplus fines of two big makers-—hence, only ie or two thecirenlation and replace wax-like, bloodless faces with vigorous strength | fj beds of a style and size, This, too, accounts for the exceptionally low prices slowing with health. Book with information about Scrofula and medical ff attached to them. advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, Gale Iron Beds 9 White Enamelled; brass vases and caps; all sizes; rég- ular $3.75 styles, at 2.29 White Enamelled; brass top rall and mounts; all sizes; regular $6 values, toe 95 White Enamelled; continuous posts $75,000 Worth of Furs At Less Than Half Valve. We are determined to closé out every dollar's worth of our Furs regardless of cost or value. Therefore we offer Furs and Fur-Lined Garments at These Unheard-Of Prices ! Women’s $50 and $60 Fur-Lined Coats, $14.50. Beautiful styles, very newest and choicest designs, made of fine broadcloth, lined with white and gray squirrel, brown Russian lynx and Jap mink; large storm col- lars of Persian lamb, natural or sable squirrel. Brass Beds Two-inch posts, extended foot, large vases and mounts; 3 Hare and full size; $2: value ... $15 Twd-inch jcontinu- ous posts, with T- ball connections; 4 ft. and full valve? $26 Two-inch continu- (O Everything for — NY Housekeeping CREDIT ADVANTAGES tle “Watween ‘imeci and tse" =8°° |] Women’s $65 and $75 Fur-Lined Coats Reduced to $25. STORES ad afte ins ou fees ee aan’ Azer, Maes shes Reet ex ~=©Women’s $85 and $89 Fur-Lined Coats Reduced to $59. J West 14th Street, near 6th Avenue, for Gnly, O95 ft, and fut! sizes le) street sign of all—uimply cross bars. with the name of avenue and street THIRTY RESCUED I IRE PAN Policemen Carry Women and Children from Burning White Enamelled; fancy scrof design with heavy 9; 4 ft. and 4 ft, 6 in. $1 A 14 5 $3.25 for the $5.00 kind, sizes; regular $14 value, 9.50 $0.15 for the a0 Kind FOF enmeneererserreeeeeees Large Size Sliding Couches. Steel frame, 6 feet long, BM wan ah RIOH JAP MINK HANDSOME EXTRA At $15.00-RGE 24 HE | At $9,75-HANDSOME EXTRA) AL $17.50, $21, $25 & $29— long throwover scart and LINSKY PILLOW MUFFS. Values | SWELL MINK SCARFS, in vari- flat pillow muff; value $30. Up to $22.50. ous slyles, Wiecher four-in-hands and stiles; yaluss range from $% At $Z.50-Stinae *eitvow | At $25.00 & $29.00RToR | ,& 5 : EXTRA panK Kouins«y PiL- | At $12, $15, $17 and $23— J. [3 AL $950—s2: Values up to $0. FASHIONABLE MINK SCARFS, -STYLISH OK in various styles, throw-over, four- i mowee in-hand, double 3 from Al $8.75-BEACTIFUL | JAP] SCARFS. Value 93.00. iia COSA eralies ime irae MINK FOUR-IN- R HAND Zasas, stoles and tarow- Al $17/50* SER &, ng tS At $12, $25, $39 and $45— ( scarts; AUTIFU La. © OF 7 u — At $9.75-SWELL yar none | SOARES AND STOLKS, $8. MINK. PILLOW MUFFS, tenes = ena ree eres type na : a fe Pepky lat fancy Zazas, | At $18.75 57 Ess 8 © LL from ntl $65. N b $8. 8 g values up to. $21.60. "| THROWOVERS OR FISCHER At $15 BEAUTIFUL BR aD Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves. e Al $6.95-8 YW BEY BETRS SCARFS. Jgdihins $39, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPPNDABLE LARGE RETAIL STORE, THROWOVER SOARES; solace, | Al $8.00 Five Merve, | At $193 BLL eRe THROW ¢ Fy 5 values | Oe ee si5. D Value @HROW-OVER scARrs, Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 80th St. Section. ‘ 2 e W ’ i Best Groceries, Lowest Prices || gince Gloves es x grade age “MANZANIEA” Cit erties Just arrived direct iran oar es than 28c.; but only 2 use. They are t S'Rietomel at enis price: the foremosi faite plea : — Ten jetous 1} ors are blick i Sat srt reach ose Hl nctati Similt "grade" dwt: Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Wednesday’s Special Sheet Music Sale at Mail Two Gents a Copy ¢ Cents. extra tor Each Piece. When the Soldiers Are on Parade. With ‘uve ane Life Waits. | Wednesday, afi, Reduction Day. Women’s Suits, Skirts and Waists ay At Startling Price Reductions. bey $25 to $35 Suits, . 17.50 pee Pett 4n Roseland Intermezzo. Josie, Won't You Listen to Me? Miss ‘Katydld. m_ Go! Vo You, I Wish I iN nt Was ‘the Weader of the Band. : rt fro. Bol : 14 Home. A rip Ce Ld Bisse fe, ea, tile per 'can’s; 12¢ pce $3.00. 5 Ski 2.75 ye Patite Deburant mezzo. On & Susie Nisbe ecaltotmat Ticewa at oor ti nib gedit and As- 8 When ‘They Gather in the Sheaves, | Uuder the Banana ‘Trem Rel 1 3 jeripries, “ a pce arto ieee 2 W ‘ ts, 69 Eockstep Luke March. Tye Got a Little Money, and-Pve STRINGLESS BRAN nad iit qualities now 39, ais Cee ® Cc 5 Tove. m Saving Yt for You. an eat pies gs are : : os ee aS The above merely cress the woncectie Wish, Ce: Binebins: Satie) Te PRaes ie . pricy, 160.5 8, ves . ues our Jani learance Sales afford. y\. Don't Cry, Kate, Deas x “vur » CORN—Aighest Beate peetneee have values ary , oon 9 WY BESWeiney oar Tee ean LC ee) atl CIC A visit to our Women’s Apparel Sections to- n : i Gioron Dances Ne “oan” H at; “ 59c morrow will reveal many other reductions , OnE ‘Two Roses, high-olass-womg. Es Fioor, beth as. o equally as attractive. At 12 Gents Each. By Mail 14 Gents. “Pawar Poe oan... 8c on. WOMEN : ‘Bw sults Y Marie, Siwual vom Mars, maseh, F ———S—S—— mete ees pas Good-by, Sweet Si #IRAWBEREY BBB TS—-1b, January Fy 5 At 17.50 br edciCih, wirwoot cheviena aad rena ou Cares pretty | Yaiieee, Doodle jade es petntoal OSiery Sale tylen: skirta in plaited and ofrcular affects, black, mary, © 7 ‘ " 4, Be Ne as oN Men’ EReetbibm, ted and presn, Pmenotmedat values t9 versboay, Works but Rather Loves Otering Welter cere hee Our L4G. CRB. sesecerserses : ers oe Valley o. ; one of the MEN" ) wou of SKIRTS of ractne Sioout vi retttest waltzes on th FUDDANG The, Ai erade Vi FA 4 alle ged ia gd kre Message of the eams, very |? o market. eesti if 18c Rat eats i quaiitte 4 hv ™ At 2.75 &d styles, Boe aires at stat retty; e, Nelile. Bympat ik $a iss ie gata: The Finest-Wines & Liquors. || 3 4 an : fe , || “staie memgcnnee, Raxex i ve Govemors of aff the States in the Untom Apeen nase Ran Soh Ba "ar 58 | “walmart | ||Large Size 3c. Sauce Pans, 10c. ne ain of tae 7» ay uni WwW; Cry ; AP 10,000, Only nsky’s well-known make; 4 i ; Pa Ese Bee, ae UATE CR SNE, eae Sale bes weleenown, ksi fae 9 peda; there 1s a tabulated statement of the progress @ ‘peice B30: fw met mee ; a , ‘ the United States from 1800 to 1904; a description of @ BES Aa ag 59c | Tere ” by : 7 fuge Het cerigeanieed bce MW @ insular possessions of the United States, territortat exy wa SPE NESE aa i i ‘ one coupon must - ‘esented ' teciprocity treaties and agreements, at thie sweeping reduation, tc ter commonty small cost, @ orp eae ear tae |] [ae At 69c Ean ‘iceven und pa . lon. ca