The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1906, Page 12

5 OEE TASS. eee FANE MIRO | = GIL en » NewsNuecer 5 to Amer CAME TO JOIN LOVER people nstitution, | METER: by eI APRIL :|/To Halt the He ASH were two men nearby who are expert HSE OF ALBIS | PUTTLES DOCTORS THE WORLD: EXPERT SWIMMERS SAVE A BOY'S LIFE le Four Years Old Tumbled Into Harlem River While Playing Tag. F Polo Was the Rescue Made by Koeman and Goelet. who were able to battle strong tide and bring him ———— >| Victim Sent Home by Georgia Authorities Is Picke ri Up Un- conscious in the Street. been held in New York and Brooklyn for more than MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, i904 NMA BAMC AUR Tuesday. Ss Important Sale: Spring Goats & Hrons Tuesday will witness far the most important sale of Silk Eton and Covert Coats that has a year. The Bedell Coat Rooms have been literally filled to overflowing forthe occasion—-no eles strictly correct style has escaped. Excellent $10 Double Derby Coverts $ and $10 Silk Etons in Stunning Models length coats. Latest Spring novelties in saddler strappings and welt seams—trim toppy coats ready to put | on and wear. Daintiest of new models in fine Taffeta Silk Etons—soutache braid and light silk vestees. Striking Spring Novelties, +8 2° Close Strap Seamed Coats, $42.95 $15 Values —Chic Styles, Glove-fitting corset models and pony coats in| You will search in vain for ryore stylish or more models at any price. In English tan converts —double twist—new coat shoulders and sleeves—in- trapped seams following corset ate iw All favored models in the coverts, including the swell fitted styles with straight fronts and pony and hip > Coverts and Silk Etons, greatest profusion of shapely styles. Exclusive shades, double-tw Cambridge coverts, satin lined. Moet the pew and. gra ® ¥ Vestees a: shapely pumerable tai Chace $18 and $20 New Spring Models, English Coverts and Aristocratic Si upon. loose backs. $2, 50. sort. Brooklyn Stores. he » 8 t t i & I u u OLD MAN ENDS LIFE LOCKED UP FI FOR FLIRTING. BY ASPHYXIATION. | natrative o Hart Was Yoo b Girl Had Hin Arrested. ) eee INTO HIS TEMPLE. | } ( I } Life} : Seiiemee! 5H0T DURING FIGHT poor hind coped up ina eae than IN HIS OWN HOUSE, Pia offerc Sacritien Prices aud Time Payments, 4 FIRED A BULLET l¢ me | BEAT POLICEMAN. AND LEFT HIM ON TRACKS? |: Closing Quotatt Ik Etons, STREET wide, ip |wneat—May, Chicago’s value ‘These are 4 there New York’ 540: 95 5 Exclusive -models—in both_these popular coats that the closest observers of style insist ( All the new corset shapes in Coverts, closely strapped, and the ultra-stylish pony coat shapes, with L Besofaly talored and with rich talfeta alk finings. Finest quality doubletwist Derby SS Cov rts and English black broadcloth Positively unequalled for less than $18 to $20. Swell Taffeta None of the finest material and finish, in Vanity and Tuxedo models, with light silk trimmings. ‘The eo 46 Remember, FULTON | Alterations * JAMES McGREERY & CO, Silks. Exhibition and sale of the latest fashionable weaves and colors for Summer dress Silks. 20,000 yards, white Japanese Habutai Silks, 55¢, 65¢, 75¢ and Sse per yard 7$¢ to 1.25 highly recom- mended for Summer dresses, graduation dresses, petticoats, underwear, etc. pate ee cent PRICES CUT IN A SLOW MARKET. vheat opened dull in the An no 8% until prices were cut showed a loss. ‘3 opening prices were: 99 *) ev hy 27 inches ihe market to- Fine Muslin Curtains, fin- Hremstitalied TaneneGheet ed ruffle. Medspecees ors. 3105 pair) 85c, 1.25, |gox96 in. for double and 1.75 per pair eds rss tlew si oA geen French net Curtains, fin Pillow Cases. ished with ruffle, and Re- 22x36in........ goc “ naissance lace edging and Hemstitched all pure Linen insertion. Towels. 1.50, 2.00 20X37 iN. +..0.. oee22.50 dos and 2,50 per pair 'Hemmed Bleached Turkish Handsome Renaissance and |1,S00 yards, plain and fancy JAMES McCREERY & GO, Shirtwaists. 500 dozen, Lingerie Waists, effectively trimmed with laces, Various models, with the latest elbow sleeves. 2.50, 2-75) 3:25, 4-50, 5.25 and 6.00 Twenty-third Street. JAMES MeGREERY & GO. | JAMES McGREERY & CO, Upholstery Dept. Linen Room. Fourth Floor. ; Second Floor. ished with deep hemstitch- paxoo ins for single! or twin f Bath Towels. Marie Antoinette panels. | 25X42 iD e000 ve0e2.75 dos White or Arab, 36 to 48)Fine double damask Table inches wide. cloths. 3.00, 4.75, FAX72 10 weleiewiese G.5OCaCH * to 6,50 each . value 5.00 90x90 in.... +. 4.75 each 10,000 yards, French and| ae 60 English Cretonnes. De-|gox108 in...+.+.~6.25 each | value 8.50 signs and colors suitable) for draperies, wall hang-| complete stock of new ings and furniture slip handsome Cloths, in a eiiere! tange of small to extra large sizes, square or ob- long, including circular patterns, suitable for | round tables, Napkins to match, 18c, 25¢ and 35c¢ per yard usual prices 30¢ to 50¢ French Willow Furniture, in) sultes or separate pleces. French | grey, white, canary, tan, forest green, golf red and other art shades. Twenty-third Street. Large Armchairs and Rock- 2 ers, 8.25, 9.50 and 13.50 each Porch and lawn Chairs, 3-50 each Muffin Stands....4.75 “ - Catchalls. sss ego « {UAMES McGREERY & 60, Tablesice «ees eee o-0:25 King’s Scotch Holland Shades to order. French Four-in-hands or Traymore String Ties, Made of English foulard | silk; plain, self figured or polka dots. Colors show the latest shades - of garnet, old rose, violet, JAMES McGREERY 860. ) Risrazrbrgeosensen = sell Traymore string Ties. , Woolen Dress Fabrics. #) & On April the 17th, Men’s Haberdashery. Twenty-third Street. 6sceach | Four-in-hand Scarfs, weave Voile. Plain and 75¢ each shadow check Batiste, in|Shirts of the latest fashion- , all the latest fashionable} able shirtings. Made to colors and white. 42 to 46} measure, or in stock. | inches wide. aero Twenty-third Street, 75¢ per yard value 1,00 and 1.25 A varied stock of cream white wool Fabrics, suita- ble for mountain or sea- horeiatee JAMES McCREERY & 60, Twenty-third Street. Washable Dress Goods. Sale of 3,500 yards of fine Batiste. Soft mercerized finish, with embroidered — polka dots, figures, ring | and eyelet work. Colored © or white grounds, 30 |! inches wide. : 1-4; July, tember, 481-4 to 4 N York's closing prices ea oming pri 13-8 bids Jul Beptember, 17 3-4. Corn—Apt May, 46 7-8 bftered: July, September, We STANDARD OIL PRICES UF, i OLEVELAND, April 16—The Standard Twenty-third Street. Ol Company to-day announced an ad- soc per yard value 75¢ to 1,2 81; July, $5.1-8, opening prices were; ditionad advance in the Brice of menos od and gasoline (Ss