The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1906, Page 11

rae ae Ee me Fs HANGED HIMSELF ‘HORSES TRAMPLE THE W ORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 190». RBOS IMMIGRANTS TRAINED NURSES WITH WIFE IN ROOM GLO MAN TO ERTH © 10 LAND TO-DAY HEROINES OF F FIRE eal Jorma jor RIARTY 5 Famous ~~: Boy Driver Unable to Control Record Rush Keeps Up anc) rescue and “Concave” Drink-Crazed Husband Tied ee ie Ses ; escue Shoulder Them and E x1 Crowd fan assels Have to Wait + z S RD SClgdesPuidav' Strap to Bed and Strangled Them and E Y u M Vessels Have to Wait Direct | 155-157 159 EAST ee oe WM. VOGEL & SON » cared aa Makes Threats. eM patmer Homie TWO DOORS WEST of THIRD AVE..N.Y. to Death. 2M. Ee me: | ND Boby.|P TO HIS RESCUE. Sweeping Price Reduction This } Nuss in een Cutt: Parlor Sule é WIDOW FO ; Suits and Overcoats for Men At Twenty Dollars. Pre-eminent among suits and overcoats at a like price stand ours at $20. Pre-eminent because of these essentials: They are the product of our own, tailormen, they represent and interpret the current fashions exactly, they are of the better class of fabrics, and they have those two important features exclusive with us—our “Concave” Shoulder and “Close-fitting Collar. The suits take form in a variety of single and double breasted models, Made of cheviots, cassimeres, thibets, smooth and rough surface worsteds in all the prevailing color schemes, as well as black and blue. The new form-fitting overcoats are of gray and black fabrics and a generous display of fancy effects. Patduckaaeeravablacbiendltanch once Also medium length black overcoats, silk lined to edge. And top coats in all the new shades of tan and olive covert, silk lined. WM. VOGEL & SON Houston Street $35 99 Buys this $60,00 5 Piece Mahogany 2 Finished Handsome Parlor Suite. Covered in Verona Velour or Silk Tapestry, substantially upholstered strong steel! springs. Parlor Suits that were $45, now 526.7 : Parlor Suits that were $70, now 538.” | Parlor Suits that were $85, now *47.° § And Other Suits In Like Proportion, Credit | 81.00 Weekly Opens an Account, || TRY IT IN YOUR BATHS © SCRUBB’S Mollient Ammonia. & DELICHTFUL PREPARATION. Broadway y e only occu- jealthy infant. ed. Drink wus WEALTHY THY NIOOW AERIS MILLION. Long Lost Brether-in-Law. If you personally owned the entire equipment and personally controlled the entire organization of the American ( igar Co,— And if you used this equipment and know!- edge to produce cigars exclusively for your own smoking— You could make no better cigars nor make them more carefully than we are now making them for you. Ve believe that the possession of the largest equipment, organization, resources and business ever known in the cigar industry, binds us to a Relreshing asa Turkish Bath. Invaluable for Toilet Purposes. plendid Cleansing Preparation for the Hair. Removes Stains and Grease Spots trém Clothing. Allays the Irritation caused by Mosquito Bites. lavigorating | in Hot Climates. Restores the Color to Carpets Cleans Plate and Jewelry. Softens Hard Water So Vivityirig after Motoring and other Sports USED BY ALL THE ROYALTIES OF EUROPE, THE PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD am CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, THE “TRIANGLE A” SCRUBB & CO. LID. 465 GREENWICH SSREKI. NEW YORK. old, crude haphazard methods which have been followed with blind devotion since the days of Sir Walter Raleigh. These scientific processes have improved the domestic cigay at least 100 fer cent., giving a “mellowness,” mildness, freedom from bitterness and a developed fragrance to our 5¢. cigars, for ex- ample, which were by no means common even in, the roc. cigar a few years ago. An Unbroken Line of Successes This improvement has been demonstrated to the smoking public with ever-increasing emphasis by the appearance of brand after brand of cigars selling at 5c. possessing a superiority which has made them instantly popular and pefmanently suc- cessful. These are of different brand-names and different characteristics, but are all marked with our “A” (Triangle A) merit-mask and possess the foncnnene ul qualities of fragrance and “ripeness”, for which ‘the “A” (T riangle A) stands unerringly. This “A” merit-marR appears on the front of every box containing such cigars, and may be accepted imp licitly as a guarantee of mellowness, egmnaatintacee! quality, fragrance and uniformity of character. public duty to give the public the best cigar possi- ble to make. Furthermore, It is Good Business Policy We are good enough judges of human nature to appreciate the fact that meritorioys service is the best and most permanent foundation for commercial success. If we give better cigars at lower cost than can be given by any other manufacturer, we shall se- cure, by perfectly logical and common-sense meth- ods, what is virtually a /vanchise from the public to supply it with its cigars. A franchise based upon public preference is stronger and more enduring than any that can be secured by legislative enactment, and it is this sort of franchise, obtained in this way, that we are after. Gaining Success by Deserving It Stands for Henest Cigar Values An “All-Around” Production tories include The products of our various fac every variety of cigars—from the as the ‘‘Royal Bengals’ to the “Seed and Havana.” An important advant siveness of output lies in thc Ta Frise NEW Pemeae Victoria Size-5¢ in this comprehen- paws r it gives us to wealthy. CONDUCTOR PUNCHED Cigar smokers know what they want. Taste grade our tobacco very accurately. This assures un- The latest “A” (Triangle A) production is’ TRANSFER DESIRER, is constantly improving, demanding better goods varying uniformity—a feature much appreciated by “The New Cremo" in Victoria size at 5c. which, perhaps better than all that have preceded it, exem- plifies the immense improvement that has been ef- fected by our experiments and equipment. Our purpose is that our organization and ree all the time. There is no way of forcing people to purchase any brand of cigar which does not appeal to them on its own merits. From the beginning, we have devoted the entire force of this organization and equipment to the problem of improving cigar quality and lower- ing cigar cost. the discriminating smoker. The tremendous improvement in quality, duc to our new and Ge aiae processes of curing, blending and ripening American grown leaf, ex- tends through our entire line, sources shall always be used to the increasing better- These processes are performed in our own met of cigar quality and to the lowering of cigar gigantic “‘stemmeries.” They have superseded the cost. After Passenger Had Been Pum- melled He Was Locked Up on Carman’s Charge, As the result of a quarrel over a fransfer, Jacob Gunder, thirty years bid, of No, #1 Wirst avenue, was ar- posted last night at Twenty-thint sinest nd Highth avenue on complaint o¢ fohn Fannigan, a conductor, ! Gunder boarded the car at Elghteenth fare. Later he re- to give him a tung pete sete eno AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer abusive aod foul janruage and 4 panto In the oar, many of the ers bolng women, ‘At Twenty-third street the conduotor several hand punches on Gun. . Patrolman O'Donovan was sume and -Gugder waa locked yp. 1