The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1906, Page 9

- _ THE WORLD: STEVENSON WILL RUSH THE WORK ON BIG BRIDGE | Says He Will Hasten Blackwell’s Island Structure. TO HURRY APPROACHES. Will Start on Them as as Condemnation { ceedin e1Over, HOW BRIDGE IS HEI (rif ates Se from a man touch with bridge forimany years a stntemen: he heen 5 atructure “The actu A sylyaniu 8 tract for them three @ald The Even “It' consints he fa cortre ean on Hinokwe twanty half-sc 5 work. “How th varia St ) work car of this p work is al! Teady for t wullt; bur this part « e work are co Ued by the inaction of the steel rm ple." | mind told 2 the contract was awarded 1 wap at a higher price than ©) attained s proach 1s while a pe instrument: the radius might be ing set up ti work wath jase ep hy woe teal estate in wat di 12 th is a v noleted. At Gene to ame that It is aout tine. that ‘Dodie: ise done to get the Bridge er to Jolt up the steel com SPAN ACTION, A STAIN AND VARNISH COMBINED "FALSE WORK CONSTRUCT a PORCH FURNITURE INDISPENSABLE AT MOVING TIME AB-A+TAC. world. It site to fact every- ec, is better By its use you will save FIRE FRONTS For sale by Paint, Hardware and Drug Dealers at prices fromeise to $2.50. Sixteen beautiful colors ; A WARNING AGAINST THE DEALER BSTITUTES, rs wrote to us, ue ending in ‘Zac;' it's the ifhe had how he knew it was pipn'? know it, 1 the substitutor regards lyin, ‘Trade with the dealer who gives you swat you atk for-that’s Jar-a-LAc, st then BPA OAK, MAHOGANY AND NATURAL are three of the colors you can use on a Weather- beaten Door with 1 cal effect. dis Doors become reputable looking, quicker than anything else about the home. They are constantly exposed to and weather changes. Few people know y it is to keep their doors spick and span with JAp-A-LAc. A few minutes’ time in washing, and two or three coats of JAP-A-LAc, will put your i ll forget door in when you see the result storms how ea as good condition as new—you wi what the JAP-A- nt dealer will Try it on yor t door— tell you how much you n u ede Deseri pti : list mailed on application. The Dbsdden ene Gr r Rockefeller Building, Cleveland, 3, On BLACKWELLS ISLAND Sides - RHEUMATISM MUNYON’S N | orately ed WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRTt, 11, 1908, Salis & Caniy » $304 19 34th Sire roatil Exclusive Easter Millinery alone influence you, then our coll will not be of interest. Its strength lies beyond that, Exclusive in form and marked with good taste in the elaboration—those are the pha which have established our millinery on the highest level, in character though not in prices. They are very modest. The New Tailored Hats Varying in style and method of elabora- tion we present an altogether diversified collection’ of the new sailors and turbans, fushioned of various straws at $2.75 to $7.50 FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 12TH A Most Important Offer: Tailor Made Suits for Women Special at $29.50 Regularly $35.00 to $75.00 A collection of about two hundred walking suits of chiffon broadcloths, imported Panama cloths. serges and light striped fabrics, together with a number of silk-lined voile suits and suits of white broadcloth exquisitely trimmed and embroidered in Eton, box, pony and fitted hip models, well tailored and impressively elaborated. The colors include black, white, and a most diversified variety of light spring shades. IN ADDITION WE WILL OFFER $29.00 Princess Eton Suits at $19.50 Short sleeve model of light gray mixtures, herringbone weaves and diagonals, trimmed with black velvet buttons. $16.50 Walking Skirts at $10,00 New Sunburst accordion plaited model of Panama cloth in navy, black or gray and of light checks and plaids. $30.00 Silk Rain Coats at $19.50 New loose fitting models of silk rubber in blue black, tan or red, or of Gloria in white, blue or gray, both of which have been designed for summer service. $20.00 Cloth Rain Coats at $15.00 Full fength model of worsted in gray stripes or mixtures. Top Coats for Women and Misses In a series of fitted, box and pony coat models, Of covert cloth in tan at $12.50, $14.00, $17.50 Of black broadcloth at $11.50, $15.00, $19.50 FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 12 An Important Sale of Waists |. At Radical Price Concessions. $7.50 Net Waists at $4.95 Silk lined, open back. short sleeve models, elab- trimmed on the kack. front and sleeves with real Cluny lace and tucking $4.50 Batiste Waists at $2.95 Two open back, short sleeve models—one trimmed with laces in scroll designs and tucking: the other elaborated with lace and embroidery medallions and tucking. The New C-B Corsets At One to Four Doll No matter what manner of gown ha on your favor, at least one of the C-B models is de- signed specifically for service with it. The series is varied and extensive, including styles in high bust, small waist and Prine hip, medium waist and medium hip and low bust and long hip effects. Fashioned of hatiste in plain and fancy weaves and colors, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ATURDAY FOR A Sale of Oxfords for Women Regularly $5.00 at $3.45 If the price concessions interest you, so will the oxfords. They are in the new spring and summer models with short vamp and high arch—graceful models marked with style a-plenty Du Barry Tt Spanish instey Christy Ties of patent lea kid leather or white canvas. Pumps and Pompa Ties i of patent leather, kid, gun m welted or turned soles. Gibson Tiss of patent le kid, dun metal calf, dull kid or white linen. Short vamps» high arch, Cuban heels, welted or turned soles. Saxon Ties of dull or bright kidskin, with large | eyelets, ribbon bow, extremely high arch and short | vamps, plain toes, light or walking soles. | of patent or t kid ov rohed Paris lt, kido » cia 5 & Company 34th Street roadway, 334 te FRIDAY AND SATU RDAY A Sale of Shoes for Boys and Girls absolute fort and more style average shoe for ; beyond the ex- make this an im- price i portant offer. Boys’ Lace or I ather, wax calf, box ial at $2.85 patent coltskin Special at $2.25 Sng + Blucher Shoes, of Saitax cal t exte In soles. Sizes - TG 515 . Regularly $3.00 Boys’ lace Saunt clratcntecluines eainecueuntas zs 10 19 13 Regularly $2.00, Special at $1.60 Y and Children’s Shoes, of p leather or kidskin, in button and lace models, spring he t1t95's. Regularly $3.00. ‘stot. Redularly $2.5 xtension soles. ectal at $2.25 Special at $1.85 Serviceable Garments for Boys At $3.95 and $5.00 That we have made these two series of garments our specialty is of passing interest. The benefits which we have given the garments to make them worthy of that distinction are of vital interest— Vital, because we do not know where you could go to find a garment as good in fabrics and tailoring, unless it be at materially greater prices. Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits of Cheviors or tweeds in the new gray mixtur2s; Knicker- bocker or straight trousers; sizes 8 to 17 years. Russian Blouse Suits ae 3to &), and Sailor| $3.95 Quite (sizes 7 to 12), of serges, cheviots and! ??*7? mixtures elaborated with eats and embroidery. and 35.00 Tap Goats of covert in tan or olive; sizes 8 to 17,| Reefers of a covert in tan or olive and of sergeot cheyiots in blue; sleeve emblems; sizes 2)4 to 10} j Hats for Boys and Children This department's concern begins with the infant just out of arms and extends to. the young miss. For their service we present a varied collection of Huzzar, Napoleon, Middy, Sailor, Continental and Tam oShanter straw Hate at $1.50 to $5.95, Boys’ Golf and Eton Caps, in gray, navy or black, 50¢ Outer Garments for Girls Its scope, its variety and diversity of models and the modest prices have developed ours as one of the most’ representative departments devoted to outer apparel for girls and misses in this town. Dainty White Lawn Dresses, in short sleeve, Dutch es 6 to 14, $1.95 to $4,90 Gingham® Dresses, sizes G to 14, $1.95 to $3.95 Party tion Dresses, one piece model ‘ orfandics and lawns, elaborately » $2 years, $4.90 to $£7.50 afirmation Dresses of lawns, organdies igh neck models, s and Confi trimmed, size Party and © and nets, in sizes 12 to 18 years. $6.90 39 $33.50 SPECIAL FOR THL Y, APRIL 12 $10.00 Spring lige Coats at $4.90 Double brea ter length model, of tan Sizes 6 to 16, 50 Suis & Dresses at $9.75 uits of navy, black or red covert cloth ir $15.00; $17.5 Full shades, yn sailor s i Russian dresses vy, red or black, Sizes6 to 12, 9.00 Tailored Suits at $19.00 imported chiffon broadcloth in navy, reseda or black, with zes 12 to I years, 19 00 Tailored Suits at $12.50 nd broad- ks; Junior $16.50 to 1 models of Panama es, mixtures and ch The New Spring Gloves for Women Though the trade be at its wits’ end to find enough longigloves to satisfy the. universal demand, we are happy, in the knowle that our stock affords about every conceivable style and color that your taste and needs can sugvest, such as The New Mousaguetaires ofj kid in black, « n button lend f y bracelet wri lors, in eight, t ut ’ atupal eisht buttor ndigrayssixibutonlengin, $1226 he contented with a thing means much. To be satisfied means more. We with our Gracia and Patrista gloves that you will be satisfied with fen h to be the standard of its class in We present both the Gracia an 1 in all the ree clasps. new spring shades—two o1 New Patricia Gloves At $1.50. New Gracia Gloves At $1.00 \