The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1906, Page 4

= ALO LOR LT IT EE TEES THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, TO PAY MILLIONS FOR FIRE LOSS IN SAN FRANCISCO Companies Carried $230,- | 000,000 in Policies on Wrecked City, DANGER IN NEW YORK mount z rocked, | World Want White-Wings Win Without Windy Weather ! OT EVIDENT.|° By Maurice e Ket PA KNICKERBOCKER A BIT EXCITED. — 1906. 5,000 Cravencitcs. TO GO IN ‘One Week OY AN \INCOAT COM {PANY Must Vacate BOTH STORES. Every Garment to Go at loner ieee Prices! Then Come and Inspect Our Gigantic Stock k! Ladies’ Rady Ladies’ Cravenett $15 the past, tt | earthquakes do not M ain- is an earthquake it Is, Ast sald, along a coastline,” eald Prot Kemo. He. indorsed the tntery! Prof. . who that there was the San Fran- | ences ft M. M t the a} America: personally « % FRANCE CABLES eo HER SYMPATHY TO ROOSEVELT. cisco and decided to forward “=| SORROW IN ROME Men's Raincoats, ON RECEIPT OF NEWS. | | | AMMEYE Oth Ave., Cor. 20th St. Cc Beautiful Spring -3 Fashions 3) in Children’s Shoes. New Leathers. New Colors, New Models and New Forms. i Tan, Russia Calf, ButtonQ@LaceShoes White. Pink and Blue xed Button Shoes Leather Button with black and matt, tan Russia if, white calf kid, with Childs’ and f patent ather tips. white, light blue, purple a High Cut Shoes in white Reseda green velvet top, patent canvas, tan, Russia calf and foxedtutton shoes, black kid. Gun metal and black French calf and vici kid shoes. Also white canvas Button and Lace Shoes and Our Famous “Buster Brown’ Sh in Tan, Russia calf, pat- ent leather, vici kid and patent tip, hand Lace. Prices Range From $2.00 to $5.00 Boys’ and Youths’ Harvard, Jr., SQ .00 Made brated and Youths’ Shoes. Prices ee 50, $3. 00 be bee 00, the same Men’s Harvard. Patent as our cele- , Boys Leather is above other makes for HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY 1 Ib. of Bensd Cocoa with Yellow W rapper. Sample Sent on Ap STEPHEN it BARTLETT Impor Fore 9 Chocelate try Boston, Mass. ‘Blue Wrapper). F n SAID EARTHQUAKE | HAD peek EXPECTED. | San Francisdo's Location Was Con-j sidered Dangerous by Scien- tists for Many Ms ears. MADISON, Wis 19.—President haye known na would probably sooner or} c evere shocks. u not Hike a catboat, ich, a yacht, a yawl, Or a speedy motor-boit the If you'd tke quite well to have one But haven't much to pay, Just get a “bargain” boat or yacht Through World Wants—ANY DAY. Tack This Up and Test It’s Trath! |\NEW YORK re H dat all? pH repeatedly ex- would be! THE 'FRISCO HOTELS, CO, April 19.— New were registered at the é L. Mandel, D. B, Blan- ton and w 3. P, Armstrong, J. H. | Tanner, R. Whitten, G. Rubenstein and » J. O, Odurnell, 8. Kohn, T, J.) i, ‘T. M. Shrvder, jr, A. Ryder, | J. 8, Mayo, L. Sichel, 8. K. Green, >. H, Meltzer, t Weinstein, J I were: B. Weyl, O. H. P. Nayes, an array AL the Tele, were H. Norton, w, 8. Cox, JN. J, Cox wind J. ox! California ue Elizabeth Wagner, Commerdal—Mr. and Mra MAL Fre Ramono~Mr. wad Mrs. E. D. Meader, PRO teens cecamarers. tamer At the St. Franals were F. A. Baier, at. and Mrs. J. & Keanedy. Au, and!’—— IS HERE WITH IT BECINS THE 22p YEAR OF The merit of MOXIE will be maintained during our twenty- second season — twenty - one yoars of increasing custom and popularity spell REAL MERIT —the perfect cleanliness of manufacture —the tonic quality —the deliclous satistying taste —will still be distinctive of MOXIE; will still mako new frieuds for MOXIE and new customers for MOXIE doalers during the season of 19006. f EAT, SLEEP FEEL BETTER, TWO WS rOR ES: 257° 476 al Crowds FlocKing j TO CONSULT OUR SPECIALISTS 50,000 SATISF CUs- TOMERS IS THE RECORD Our Special- [ Do ists it Examine FREE Now Failing Eyesight Restored Headaches Cured Nerves atrene sched t once and let jo your € oat ad United American Opt The Largest Retall cians, cal Houae in the (Big Red Anes kn Front of Door.) TIE. 234) CUT (62E-T4th, New York,| RATES [New York. RAINCOAT | Ly fhe) py72e PAPILLA “ite Go, ona Deyton, Ohio, Mar. 16/06 The World Almanac, New York cit Gentlemon:= Porsonally, the writer regards the World Almanac as a very handy and valuable bundle of information for any business man or household and, from personal experience, I have found it to contain just the informa- tion that I was seeking. If it cannot be found anywhere else, you can almost rest assured it will be in the World Almanac, Yours very truly, Ti G2. 7, ra 377 Mr. T, W. CROSBY, Advertising Manager for the Hayner Distilling Co., Dayton, 0., writes as above about the World Almanac, NewLines of Spring Oxford Ties, 3-Eye- let Ties and Pumps