The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1906, Page 4

“THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1906. GRANDCHILD CAUSE GIRL WIFE SENDS OF FIGHT IN COURT THIEF TO PRISON «Aged Couple SUTH AVE NDZ TO2ZOUSTREET Son of | Tells Court She } Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Stroman, who are respectfully 78 and 71 SSS = 5 : a years old, find Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey their only relief from 3 a i scan the many ills that beset those nearing the century mark of life. | ‘That new gown for Easter. q THE HELMET OF NAVARRE. | O NEAR are we to Easter that women appreciate all the more the oppor- : r since the ’ MAN an in @ Sanita A, STROMAN seventy-el; ‘raise Duffy’s o> ~—> —> oo OO +t eee iC =: www it Full line of women’s auto coats, caps, gloves, veils. Fven with While you enjoy the greit saving, which our tunity which our immense assemblage of smart apparel affords for quick selection alterations, there’s plenty of time, if you don’t delay. ready-to-wear section affords, you'll find every garment made up along those fashionable lines of treat- ment favored by the best modistes. French voile suits, *29.75. coloring shown, Third Vloor. §24.75 for Chiffon broadcloth suits. Also fine quality Panama Every new Alice, rose, reseda, pearl gray, suits, shadow cheeks and ' navy and black; coats daintily various mixtures, in as trimmed in silk braid and / 3 ' any new models to choose the trimmings; from; all and high colors pretty over silk 824, 75 drops...++.--- new skirts. . Voile suits at $34.75. Women’s suits at $18.75. These suits are not much like the general run of mod- suits —more erate priced adapted : style about them than many for! r; lace or braid t . that sell for a third more / trimmed. Copies from i Save the Babies. ‘ Af trsets mates, cy Ke | he vigils) Eon cee i o-| NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful, We can hardly realize that my) zee, and invisible é ecks; a ¥ 7 of all the children born in civilized countries, twe: vO per ¢ | anglish weav all the new Nelle 1 en- ae or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirty 2 coloring + coat or Eton ; t ; heey id | per cent., or more than one-third, before they are five, dud one-half before we nere model; new skirts silk tafe Paty | they are fifteen! ty tot t ‘ Sh hedtate i f Castoria woul . 2 Cu ry om is rr wcordanca |e og tee eettong liven, "Nelthes do we hesitate to say Very fashionable novelty panama suits at $37.50, © ‘gion SONS" | of these infantile deaths aro occasione: by, the use of ald The new novelty Panama suit); white background pin stripes and checks of dainty 5 nm ot| Drops, eyes Garni aeittiree crnnerate pa ariharealy y that bas} f colorings; short Fton models length | ! “ rez circular skirts) ha ore 01 op ” e} , 2 r i ; t "| Geadly. poisons, In any quantity, they stupety, retard circ avers plaited front and back, with bia at botton a to congestions, sickness, death. “Castoria operates exactly the re a i ey you must see that it bears the signature of Chas, H, Ile ~| causes the blood to circulate roperly, opens the pores of the skin and allays fever. Ge EEE Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Z SG bei ed on presentatic Write for 1 on any article r Our New Catalogue, Matled Free, ivening Until 9 o’Clock sists of the following articles, and 1s on exhibition In eur warerooms, ly Ms they would appear ta your home: $3 This Home showing you A STAIN AND VARNISH COMBINED THE GREATEST FACTOR IN HOUSECLEANING ECONOMY How often have you been tempted to discard that old chair or Perhay : money into anewone. need to get a can of JAP-A-LAC, , to transform it i i uta trifling cost, and in a few minutes! t Ffelzht AL Credit c¢ of wood LAC is the fin t be JAMA ade. Its beant r years, JAP-A-LAC is easy to appl ‘0 use, and it does not ep on hand a sup; ‘ou may wish to of JAP-A-LAC and 4 from cellar to garr | \ JAP-A-LAC costs so little and does so much economy of its liberal nse the first time yon try it. For sale by Paint, Hardware and Drug Dealers, All sizes from 15¢. to $2.50. JBPAtag MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY OR OAK into a thing of beauty, any old, dilapidated chair you are ready to thro y. Jf your chair is not broken or rickety, = it—don’t throw it a You will be sur CHANDELIERS ME 9B TOL0™ THESIS. Piano bargains for to-morrow Only *10 down. USED pianos often come to us that are wonderfully good. Some that we re- cently took in exchange we will offer to- , morrow at the following very low prices. If you even think j of buying a piano you should — see these: ae .One Steinw square (carved legs, fine tone).. $75 One Steinway upright (great pe ain) aS 225 One Behning upright isplendid tone. Wes- sell,Nickel & SSE TET 7 Grossaction) "LOO Several others, too, and One New England up- an artistic instrument at a right — (mahogany low price—our fase—like 3150 New upright piano @ Mv): -:-- ne (Cn upright piano— $ 00 “180. \fair condi- $95 A well-known make and a fine instrument, HOD) Pawreeua Only *10 down. WIRE SCREENS h Floor — you will enjoy the e price of anew chair, on of cents against doll Save the dollars, PANTRY SHELVE A WARNING AGAINST THE DEALER WHO SUBSTITU { ja oe —<> . if 4 A Magnificent showing of exclusive Easter millinery—now on sale. OR real, smart, exclusive Easter millinery you come to this store. the acknowledged headqua for gorrect ideas in fashionable millinery. must fers America—the Ours is the largest millin natural result of the superiority and extensiveness of our showing, which is not approached by any other house. You _can_see more handsome, becoming hats here than you could see in a day's trayel on the Rue de la Paix. Prices will interest you, too. Importing our own models, operating our own workrooms with the largest corps of skilled milliners in the country, we are able not only to execute the smartest millinery in New York, but we get our prices down to where the saving warrants the remarkable business we do. ‘ ba A. special sale of brushes at lower prices than ever before. best makes—m hy bought from dealer who was closing out his busin remerkablé collection of French brushes, but te leaye no gaps for any want’’ all t several thousand brushes from our regular lines, s\ sortment to mammoth proportions 3 Tooth brushes—nail brushes clothes. hrushes ~~ hat brushes — military brushes — bath brushes — complexion brushes, ete., all at much less than usual prices Simpson Crawford 29c. aseptic tooth brushes—perforated back, 2le tooth brushes —Dr Ideal hair brushes Ideal hair brush . Dr. Scott's elec! hair NOvalliGaauesesrscn ss caveat eterna 00 il 50 DE; Scott's electric hair brushes Se. up to NO, Bivisees-+-etercves cosenr sess GGC ab beusies i nudinend se pecially Keep-elean hair brushes 1.39 priced... 10¢ and 25¢ Prophylactic hair brushes—guaran- Dupont’s imported teed water proof.. ee . B9c French hair brushes Tooth bkushes—fine French bristles, 12e that were made to «ll 4) Complexion brushes, exvellent quall- L ee a Mes: atecseseccec: Oe to 69e brushes, finest quility Rubber complexion brushes, spe- |}! long or short bristles! ¢inl to-morrow . : 10¢ and 19e¢ —leading make 1.25 Bath brushes—detached hundle . Milltary brushes—in fox or ol +. 25e ve Military brushes—French ebony, 175 Bath brushes—with and without handles, Leather and perforated | wood—sold back—stiff bristles un-) priced extremely low. al backsseee see 75e to 2.50) usual value, pair Por aye ie) PEKeR Canis s he s—extra fine tin or fox 2.01 Bath brushes—strap on back,, 50¢ Bath brushes—adjustable han..45¢| wood, at, per pai Sale of 1,200 muslin nightgowns. HIS is the greatest bargain chance of the year for purchasers of gowns. Maker had to clean his overstock early in the season, and turned to us with an offer too tempting to resist. About 1,200 gowns in the collection—made of fine eambric and nainsook } —are elaborately trimmed and of excellent workmanship. Grades such as! 50 to $2 for in regular stock, but since we saved the difference | | give customers the benefit, } (Second Fleer) 98e Bear in mind that the price 98c is Jess than we are able to quoté for similar qualities, even during our January sales. we ask we shi 1,000 handsome corset covers—dainty and sheer; full French effects; trimmed front and back 25 with rows of Ince, insertion and edge; beading and ribbon; a rare hargaincescsscesseootsccccssece enccee awe i ‘ ; ; Walking skirts, *1. Dressing sacques. Madé of ecambrie—trimmed with full lawn And long kimono gowns in fine lawn-some flounce—ratlles of embroidery and Jace, tucks and trimmed with plain or figured borders: some in hemstitchings. buttonhole edges or pn white or figured designs, | 19¢e for regular 35¢ lawn Regular 1.50 grade long Oe dressing sacques. kimono gowns for SIE pana eT a a