The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1906, Page 8

4H WORTD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1906. F . $$ ———_<$§_—er | 8 TWO HURT WHEN WOMAN CHASED ‘$500,000 N= fC CAR RAN INTO = BURGLAR ALONG | STOCKS STOLEN QPEN SWITCH = HTH AVENUE) BY SNEAK THIEF CLOCKS. /The Sis Store 8-Day Striking Mantel : L.Pr Chala Dee | eee ee em celain. Ves) % Decorations are rich W $3.50 colors, ‘urapsite, blue e? @reen or ruby; Inches high. | Thee clocks are fitted with §- N chwear Stores: | string movement, G4nch cream & dials, Arable or Roman numbers. Cc C. ew or. Usual price $5.00. Greatest bar. —— oo “AMERICAN ALARM | 1 ace CHEMISETTES | “Aves Busy Corner Sick with Senn lone ne” | gains ever seen in ae \ | NewYork, Made P I 59c | , I EGEL,. re Ss. i (Main Fioor.) Babyy irish Trolley Crashed Into'Miss Prescott Had De-}c ae y Southern Magnate Loses) Freight on Siding at | tected Negro Kifling ecurities Left in Hall | : ENRY Great Clothing News for Men! fee Si tae, net, besides the Second Big Sale of Sflendidly Made Stylish Spring Suits, 1085! sepia Made by Black & Co., the Famous Rochester WG to ar Clothing Concern. ce $11 for Suits Made to Be Retailed Regularly at $18, $20, $22 and $25. | Women's Combs The first sale of this high-grade artisti i aturday, and IT PROVED A | pozens OF PRETTY \ESTON! TREMENDOUS OVATION. = SE gr Sea ca aec ti togiek POHOUNTED BACK COMBS. These Including the regular clerks and extras or contingents, we had SEVENTY persons selling clothing sparkling last Saturday, The demand began as soon as the store opened, and continued with increasing activity stones are set until the store closed. ied gad stroll THE CHIEF ATTRACTION WAS THE SALE OF BLACK & mountings on CO, CLOTHING AT $11. fine stock hand People came from far and near. Sr we watt For to-morrow we announce a second sale Of Black & Co. clothing, the garments having for to-morrow c aie 49C arrived in time for this event. The Suits we offer at $11 are ABSOLUTELY THE MOST ain Floor) ARTISTIC ever seen in New York outside an exclusive shop, a statement that can be quickly proved. They are rich in their numerous points of excellence; made up in wor- , steds and cut in the latest and most fashionable styles. They have the popular long Men Ss Hats. shed in 5 i very detail. Any man who buys a Suit In this sale will congratulate himself. Your choice of ony, 27 pe ; Hat in Stock A continuation of the sale of MEN’S NAVY BLUE SERGE ke And $8 85 SUITS, and Men's Fancy Worsted Sults In all sizes and all at O Maspeth, L. I, | Contents of Bureau. of Lawyer’s Home. serine Prescott, of No When Mtss 8) Fifth top fi Two mon were ce crushed in a colliston ear and a “dead” fr Van D peth, L. accident was caused by the egligent throwing of a swi Car No. 21, tn charge of Eugene Habn and Conductor Blake, had started forty passengers. Ji reach the station at V they pass a switch Here are in Floor.) stocks ami bonds were in a were taken from the hall | st of W. A, Collier, an 2.0"2" = CANNOT FIND TRACE OF ve exe ast Ganed Gove)" WIFE’ AND DAUGHTERS Family of W. A. Boland, Banker, | Arrived in San Francisco Even- ing Before Earth The + there was a dashed into th the etr and and two daur No, 81 Naseau ‘oats, with handsomely tailored lapels, and beautifully lined and superior! | Styles of the shrieks of the women eA 1. : | were made to be s high as rip po peeap ee the most popular styles, | $3. Cone iatieeat pans : Also Men’s $18 Gray Top Coats at........-eeeeeeeeeeee $10.50 | SBN the New Spring Styles. prersasciteiis St. Young Men’s $8.50 Spring Sults at........-++- veces $5.00 wEcrfect Union Makes, ‘The surgeons fou: policeman helpless Men’s $12 Cravenettes at. . At These Bia Bargains for Boys. $ 5,009 Spring Sults for Boys. Made to b= sold at $3, $4, $5. An Immense purch'se from a promi- | 9, nent New York maker of boys’ clothing. To this we add all the odd lots and broken numbers resulting from our enormous Easter business. At $2 you will find Boys' in woollen fabrics, in light and medium colors. Also plain blue, in Norfolk Suits, | with knicker trousers; Russian s, white or Sailor collar; Sailor Suits or double-breasted sizes for boys of all sizes | from 3 to 16 years. (Third Ploor,) | Special Saturday From 10 A.M to 1P. M, | Miss Walking | No Mail Orders Filled. Quantities Limited. found to be sill of ech was Scalp wounds an e4 to their hurts. pital. NEW AUTO LAW. All Motorists Warned to Renow ing glasa and bruised were also Dut refused to be taken to the he 1 hey returned to thelr homes on a spe- Tincdsee Tnenedleciweuea: ctal car. Every effort is being made} to place the responsibility for the open |, switch. sea pete BURNS CAUSED DEATH. | LOPTICAL DEPARTMENT esterases, | Woman Whose Dri Caught Fire Yi Dies in Hospital. \ y i! 7 TO- % TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW. TO-MO: I. LEWKO WIT Z TOA MAOL DS P| TOA Men DSL | LOOT Ea LOAM OL PM. J | 10A.M.tor PM LOAM Ol PM. P| 120A Mtod PAL LUA eT NE ‘ . | Men's ’Men's | Girls Bicycles. Hosiery. Balers Men's Roasting ter of Diamond : he "py Black e . f Tih Atreet, Suits. Trousers. Shoes. rn Wh x oN caligce Chickens. } | a & Kia $1.50 on wskey. Shirts. Samens sich | ' | shtewhere ae ts more than a ge i aranteed; | heels. ot re $20 values, Not S- Of | $10.98 Ce Ele 8c (Main Floor.) (Sixth Floor.) 97Zc | (Thied Floor.) (Third Floor.) | (Sixth Floor.) ee eee NEw Youn = : = ; et | 5 TO-MORKO' TO-MORROW. TOMORROW, i P Cy J ve a -\ | - This is the Corner for BNO Pye | Ant-i-wet Ready-made | $. 95¢ = : = —— eee | Men Who Pay Cash | Excels Custom-niade (Third Floor.) | Third Floor.) TO-MORROW TO-MORROW which excels custom-made. They were more than pleased with the clothes they bought at $15, $20, sas. Hundreds of others visited our Subway Store and were not only surprised at what they saw and bought at $10, but have since constituted themselves into active advertisers of the Hope Clothing Co., for this week we have seen many | new faces who were recommeded here by purchsers during Easter week. ‘ i To-morrow, Saturday, April 21st, will be a great occasion in the Subway Store. Easter week made great inroads in our higher-priced lines. Our fi rule is that all odd lots must move. There- fore, no matter how high the pedigree—the original cost—former selling) price— they all will be found grouped at ‘*Ten” fi ' 44c aoe (Main Floor) | Men's Furnishings. Great Bargains. than 8 cakes tc & customner, cake, boxes to @ cus: tomer, Box, Last week men of all ages and professions came here from ali directions} OSES | SORNOGAT | | A Artea Es pega Wineopeanneaay Bl "We eat 104MCOL EM. F | ; within the Greater City and far distant points. They had heard of our now famous || Were pene Girls’ Ae i? ee aes Witch Gold Filled Eyeglasses or Ant-i-wet Ready-made Clothing Wl eure | soar EES ee | Ructnolle. peesacf | agXimones ee et ee Nie | | 3c (Sixth Floor,) Men's $4 Walk-Over Shoes “ Factory Rejects," and Oxfords, Saturday at d bear their name e e “Factory rejects” Is the technical phrase a plied to them; but they are perfect to inexperienced eye, for the flaws are imma- 8c (Main Floor.) 6c fain Floor.) E (Second Floor.) es rt ends of regu- ithe newest Groceries. Fresh Eggs. dozen... [9g | Free Demonstration, (Third Floor.) ia Vy, : Ds w terial. We guarantee them fully. Fresh Creamery Butter, Gj iis iw 4 Saturday from 10 A. M. to Ge Ean Sheed rant Cele Bao Both : lh arnt 3c pss 5 P. M. z i new shape. Sizes 4 to 11. . gree. - DRAKE'S | 3 ee) E t il] F qT Fancy brass stand, In- Widths A to E. Best Shoes Jl 98 ( : Relebrated Per | a) = Lvery garment illustrated here.- you cluding 40 jniNew York asthe priestess eee Gusta all ~< ¢ i 2: 3 sib ¥ 2 ? W nite glob Hy citron or 14¢ : will find in great variety of Fabrics. oes Gaatte oD ne ees ac ates) A deert ct | MAnYe watts DULTEES ® Sarsple Bu id Navel ORAN( | 6 feet of tubing and Oxfords, Adding these well- ‘a penaart a { 3 stork neck com- | known brands, we give you the $ TAY 69- plete. $2.25 values choice of at least 5,000 pairs of : bz at noted trademark shoes. Walkovers, largely Patent Coltskin; * 48c $1.39 Tans, Viel Kid and Box Calf tn the other nukes BL.98 ; 69¢ 2 (Third Voor.) (fhird Floor) ‘a S 7 7 = ) (Basement.) J ’ ‘a EN | Sis Muse Soh Women's Waists. | Meats, Fish, Delicatessen No Mail Orders—None Sent C. O. D. Very Pretty Washable Creations at| its gc. | ta And Concert—Theodore Morse, the Famous Te y P, y Bioidere ‘ee ie ) empting Prices. reuatgi' ap: 9G Composer, Wi] Play on Saturday ' : : Vocal Music Written Cy. | WhiePMetdiy Bung, Se. They ate ih daloty eects, the entre 9 ; c front being formed of pin tucks and by Dar Morse | Oferatic Hits at 12 Valenciennes lace insertions in pretty i if scroll designs. Buttoned in back or front; long or does short sleeves; trimmed collars and cuffs, WOMEN’S SHEER WHITE $ LiQ5 LAWN waists, “excelent ° quality lawn, round yoke of 9 Rocking Cha. Supposing, (Mexicana) | nd Baron.) ant rue) fo in December? Clothing cut d reclate the BARGAINS. Lavey's Virgigia Bong. (Ge an. Cohan.) cs » It Comes Again. QWilllams and bs ‘ tiny plaits and front prettily Is Ps trimmed with Swiss embroidery and lace insertions, | | ¢f,. RING seen attached collars and short sleeves; $1.75 values. 740) | arm. t ; ny Ma! $ 1 49 for WOMEN'S 62:90 BLACK prime § 4 nica, } + are coming toithe “subway ; LAWN W . Front made : . H { \ i fap steasing 4 they ike ths Wee ge ane : of pin tucks and hal-inch Phiiadaiphte, “Ga. | Ipesac tress ae ey | rroundings and the atm ig. Marr, (doo, Mt. Oohan. platts from shoulder to bust; ‘8 or Pennsyl- r i ‘ fad ond tne, Coody buttoned In the back; tucked cuffs-and collar at- Bucs, Pied | Bgsaied be tached. fi 6 ie | SS = RNER— C IBERS= Also Great Stocks of Finer Walsts at FE ow; | Other Hit ¢ } 6 Til the Hand Gete * : x 4 ° ne, Blanche Ring.) reviyipabrciys «| Wh tthe Band Play an Irteh \ t r ” | aittle four, (Blste Janta.) 3 » You | » Tse Janta.) Can't You Suet yt | Bom re (liste Janta) ka > My § 1a t | You Can’t Male a Mistatie if You Try. ; wal they want F .