The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1906, Page 4

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1900 ARM [OUR ATHLETES SEE AUTO VESUVIUSIN ACTION ee 25 = Special Announcement for { ISLAND CAR SP paren N, AKIN z Me ‘ory OE) AES os) My EDNESDAY ee EN peas 6,500 Yards of Handsome : TEMPT TO EXPLORE FILLED BY WOUND- $16.50 Hand Embroidered Lingerie Blouses i 5 VOLCANO, IS DRIVEN ED, STARVING REF- $0).85 10c Dress Chambrays Revolvers and Knives| BACK BY A FIPRY UGEES, . BEGGING e) At Gic a Yard. : : aan STREAM OF LAVA Were Wielded in Gen | yyy sonDIDRS eral Fight, - PREVENT EFFORTS TO REACH CRATER. BREAD IN STREETS THAT ARE COVERED |||— ‘BY ASHES AND SAND. A sale that needs little discussion here. The fact that handsome n Dress Chambrays can be bought here to-morrow for 6}gc. the sede is all we need to say to bring you here. tp- All the popular plain shades are represented. Extra qua ve shirt-waist sults, house gowns and children's dresses. The Greatest Values in New York. Following = Cispute between tro lealians over a girl, there was a frec- forall figbt on a Coney Island t ear bound for New York early to-d) and when the ke cleared four Special for To:morrow: Panama or Java Hats BY ROBERT EDGR Sporting Editor of The Eve- haa been’ ebit et least two and ning World, 9 probably thros were werfousiy injured. are at Se Back. probably thro Lae iccebadin we | eCoparte Here is an underpriced special that will crowd the Mil The car, (Special Fifty dozen of untrimmed Ja Hats in t line, had reached Avenue E street line, Side Roll and Dress effects; one of Coney Isiand ue when the trou en different effects, er other make zo Carere, of Brookiyn, racing the Fi i here. Ww Z| We Hats that cannot fa duplica in any store for less than Serenata arntinecacie. ceaeril st H hed one day only at 98¢ Picat Flour | . the girl has not bee 1 $12.95 To-morrow for Genuine J made plain by the police, M “ce ° o fighting in e’ art of the car. One . The Imported Fre: Lingerie hand-embroidered Waist patterns ] Waltham’ ° Sewing Machines ‘drew a revo ‘i used in the re of these blouses came to us In such a Positively Worth S35. ettoes and began hem at a little above half their value—an | iF ate h belt wee Several sho H g's latest styles, long or elbow sleeves, 1 Set a “Waltham” Sewing M q | i on, The above illustrations repres three of the models. | Noyelties in Women’s Blouses. When you want something exclusive, and you have | made up your n ) purchase, and it comes righ proceed to Forsythe’s— nehor near a ship 1 ike a fall of » sireet, and hand of Bir ere street. Lous Buckle: verywhers. In the street urden on the the brakes Jame ‘end in a great siz | ' of th yomited smoke, | with the earth ed too far, came | rd the road. We found the road. | aa had attem 3 Nd Beautiful Net Blouses, ¢x9 trimmed with fine lace, Prices To-morrow We Shall Clean Up Men's stood, wheel deep, in ea aT 30 to $11.50 to $12.50 up to but es an animel, At mid-day a| $21.50. De Sot fnew hiteatiens Raincoats, Over=- oo O8 maded into Jearned that FP. the fighters. Wi french Lingerie Bioene Bbaas to eaonnd to $22.50 to $29 up to Simonello appeare and was sent to iin: pital. An ambulance 3 Nutaro’s hand and he we Cai appeared to be f ge window. = blue French Lingerie Blouses, nd pink owe sons on the roads leading to the moun- beautifully trimmed. Prices start at $13.50 to $16, $18 u | tf & Ss rt 3 t So’ eakerhim of ts a whovare ovorywhere ah P coats Luts, 2 tomobile drew up. The chauffeur recognized Carere, | and offered to take him to the hospf:al: | The police agreed, and the injured man) was whirled away In the direction of | Brooklyn. It was evidently the inten: tion of his friends to carry him off, but his wound was so serious they had to the Park Circle and call for a ambulance. ands, had been dress Carere ‘insisted on le Late learned that the lead es stand stripped of thelr leaves, as tn he villus are ash Handkere! Two h culled from garme bro ken—that’s the reasor red and fifty Garments all told; irregular $8, $10 and $12 grades. s in which has been at $4.98, to § 0. Blouses in Crepe de Chene, Chiffon, Messaline, Linen, Batiste, Frenc F tractively trimmed in distinct models. Prices range from $12.50 up to $27. ioe egies John Forsythe, s and ! aro both euffering THE WAIST HOUSE, 4 | SUAS IER) GON RSIECH GG Sne 865) Broadway, <l7th andeleth Steet “ts BATTLE OVER EASTER HAT See") WRECKS AMILLINERY SHOP 2 | Constable ANOTHER OFFICER Salesgirl for the Countess Delouise naeieals Ps ree oe EB no Was wililng to tuke me, © cliy to the gate, EMCO) are genuine Ss Positively | worth | Ss t0St2—} concealed wns put morroy w—because we want to get em out of the stor re in a single end Or Gere uegien eed 2,808 MILES BY WIRELESS, i ae a Ba a DEAD FROM CRASH as Result of Fight. : ———_ Table Cloths and Napkins Some Big Specials To-Morrow in H [Rismsietia wer went eee rer Jal Values in Heavy Double Damask E (N KEARSARGE | ecipeaeen os mena 0! Sr tainae adapted faveounise Homes. Brass and fron | Beds Se a | fenived TABLE CLOTHS, Medium Sizes, 3.50 to 6.00 cach MHeeRIRG Salant ' hannels we | : eel 5) ee 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 “ get great quantities t prices, ‘These to-morrow: Rade wanteent NAPKINS to match, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 Dozen $25.00 Brass Bed. White Enamelled Bed, Ten Other Members of a | LINEN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES i Battleship’s Crew ina | | Single bed size, Hemstitched, BoU patr . Qs Double se she He 5 : Serious Condition. | Pillow Cases, 1.75, 2.00 « BATE TOWELS, heavy weight, large size, 6.50 dozen Brass Bed. | $206. 00, Regalarly $40.00. | ended foot. All Pleases Ali Users oa BAAtOE son, | so mgcngy sa Ace $125.00, Cee 45, Regularly CEB 00, ed Iron Bod with brass 4 erent wit te ot" | At $3.95, Regularly $6.00 it i Tt got si ; $7.35. Regularly $10.00, | \With brass top ral and mountay alt ‘i It wa t © als Y ‘ stic Felt Ma 3, made of | § 1 ve also have 8 Ge UE ee At $5.45, Regularly $9.00 = | Continuous posts with wprighe lateral; : : S x ‘ arene |iron Woven Wire Ss, Pits tpalna cot ~iry? me Room of Our $125 0: | at spat . ROS Sani unde. Salen ‘ ; a f A ant Pillows; 3 3 ) : : A m A. C. A. $05, y ett : : 4 | $ I .00 shee a fio'ts s Ceylon and India Tea. bey A tind is 2.00) $5.00, He ularly $7.0 aint, s ' Per Week Opens an Account. TWO MORE HIPPOS AND ‘ ona? she ran | A RHINO FOR THE Z00, 3°". ‘n b whirling lke dervis | ADMITTED TO BE THE FINEST TEA GROWN INTHE WORLD, REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. 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When these pustules arc |Seratched off the skin is left raw and feverish and often a solid sore is | formed and kept up by the constant escape of acids from the blood, Local applications of salves, powders, lotions etc. are desirable and should be used because the: lay the itching and give the sufferer temporary com- fort, but are in no sense curative, because they cannot reach the seat of the trouble, which is in the blood. $.S.S goes down into the blood, cleanses the cir-| culation of all acids and humors, builds up| the thin, sour blood and by removing every e @ © vestige of the cause cures Eczema erma-| g P PURELY VEGETABLE, wently. ‘The irritating eruptions disappear, | | * the itching and burning ce: and the acid-fired skin, being fed by a fresh, cooling stream of blood, becomes soft and smooth again. §S, §. 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