The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1906, Page 6

J | P< <P Handkerchiefs. 6 THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIT, 97, 1906. WALDORF THIEF NOW YOU'LL SEE NO MORE CET TERM OF «SCs LOPSIDED CHILDREN ’ ty Sa a ear HOICK o hemstitched | : preeminence . : [Celt ant momen linen—woven from pure a a Laat ee flax—imported from Bel- - ‘ k . tee | t, always retailed at 50c. jh Supt. Maxwell Gives Out an Order Requiring) { Ai women's paid, with lace OMVUSOM Pe Ee oo @2¢ d nd insertions— 9c. 01 ades,.. | See for Belfais SATA AVE, 192 TOLO™ STREETS & Men's soe. grade.... 25C | <=> <r ee o OCOC TO Handkerchiefs. 1,000 matting-covered shirt waist boxes at 1.95. f 1.000 dozen ) linen handker- Them to Carry Books with the Weight new from Belfast «+1. 25¢ e eee PSS RS ret EAN rae, walt 2 Beha Evenly Distributed. Sale of Kuppenheimer sample | Trimmed millinery. i Nolan Turns Out to Be I | i English Criminal with | x0 10 seu teattvels ec crutch after| sults at 19.75. W»* are justly proud of our trimmed dress, i onfid Ra free ap his tex 1 . x - . . : A ae street and cyrriage hats, having been able 4 a Long Record. ray Mureageconant is bolleved to| INE the regular prices Kuppenheimer Clothing is considered the best that is | to replenish our deplet;d showing of same, and i : pee made for the prices asked, but in the sale you are invited to attend to- | offer for the week-end a beautiful assortment of + 4 may he enjoy the un-| The ml at the various Rates Tn eae ae) s agen oT R i" a ana ot om | Dan Nolan, a notorious Ei ¢ whaling hin fellow | local supertntendents, princlpase any morrow, you secure the highest priced Kuppenheimer suits at close to half. women’s trimmed dress —_ and H who bas ser rma tn nearly all the| I ob peinted aarehrosil RETF MPR age cao About 450 sample $30 and $35 suits at 19.75—less money than street hats, ineluding _ sailors sngtinh fenced {a strap. Manhetter . nit : 7 $4 ire i English atenc Oe » of toting his| The crdsr declares that atl children the materials and making cost the House of Kuppenheimer. -75 tricorns a zhorns, to Sing & : LIT nd seghorns, ¥ ‘endsaix is to be denied | shall carry their books under tho right at $10.75 x ; sola 1 on the even dye of the month | Patterns as snappy as you'll find in any mer- , Sa i months from a year's sen- te ail on account of his young and | aod under the ¢ chant tailor’s assortment—gray worsteds, Adjoining show ro i tence in Bow sirest prison. He won| sensidive physique, Like the delicate pe They | to carry Siney mixtures andiblie serees——talloved just J g room. nem ir nts as be-| We offer a fine assortment of stiif trimmed ; some money playing cards on the steam-! onehiid is he to be henceforth nourtahed j @stp coming over and put up at the | and attended. It te el that be mey not to Waldort, where on Jan. 9 he got into! grow lopsided. Onty Mabomet and Th: pe rooms of two other guests and stok | 1.4 wise mon kaow the coninows rosulte | terest Jewelry valued a4 nearly #100. Ue Wit | attending the freighting ot ene's books | Here ts the regulation that.te axpect- mentione: result is being awatted with in- like made-to-order clothing, with the same S faakjooabllareat. a Coatetstitnceeiiaide venta 6D TF | and tailor suit hats, mostly all designed and long aselgnpeaked etieaalae Weare ; trimmed by ourselves at popular prices. *The our customers to look after their clothing first cut shows a jaunty tricorn made from wants to-morrow. Kuppenheimer sample fine body and braid underbrim $4.95 suits can only be had twice a year, and this with wing trimming, at......... is the Spring sale, Choice...--.-.' 19.75 Select your blue serge suits now at 15.50. ¢ hotel ir ax | too long on one shovider, Our nation Re to reform tho vertebrae of Young Detective Sullivan, of Inspector Mo-| tq @ be saved such hotrors under an | New Tork: Laughlln’s stat, “ploked up’ Nolan on) oe suet ianued. It ie short, owcet | Pupila should be required to carry w yw Broadway ob suspicion and found i him wearing ® wishbone pin, part of |and pithy. “One of the most tmportant | their books on the right eide on the j t | even @ of the month and on the stolen from. the’ Waldorf | ver leaned," @ald Buperin- faving been aL SyO Ave: loft gle on the oda days. This ap- plies to the cirrying home of books. | ‘This {s done to avoid one cause ot | spinal ¢ ture. The 2 books should be reduced 4 Anextremely becomingtrim- med sailor hat with maline ruche ANG“WINRS Rtas ssc ve soe nee ete? i te booty 13 rooms. Nolan denied 6 fn prison, but when his a urements and thumb marks were sent j to Scotland Yard his Klentity was ea | Recorder Goft | what he had chools Maxwell to-day when | 6 subject. ries of the diamond hitch well be apptiel to the sc Henceforth he is to wear reading matter with « view solely The dignity et phii-) The 4 tendent of 8 This is a grade of serge that we are not afraid to | recomniend—the kind of serge that holds its shape, | and wears long after ordinary serges are wom | threadbare. Tailoring is the best every suit $ copied clocely after custom tailor models. Fit as well 15 50 | ° Illustration portrays a i “You wouldn't want me to tell, would ! Pear Neate to. Aamiawiny Dietriot-At, ite avoirduy pacpionaaeree | ney Garvan, “I gayi to @ lady} osophy is to be balanced with fiipnant! § a featur A made. re sui 7 Most of the Jeweizy wed t0 | second readers and fulsome botany. In| the oarrying o: as the made der suits that sell for $30 and oyer very successful Be ced words, the youth of the land| upon the proper side —single or double breasted styles—regular, stout or Te epee govered in a henceforth apportion thefr loads |Miven the humor of the bored cltizen slender proportions—chest measurements 33 to 50. from chip or Java hodies, stylishly with perfeot parity and belance. Tf| He will not grow aweary for the inter- re weighs ight tt must be) cst vill be div ana Setecolety 76 7 cat iF volumes hi belt ety (of the heavler te) tas us » odd days of the mon more effervescent English Mierature.| hoS, thelr minds will be enlarged No one retliizes the deadly effects of) broadened by the responetbility of GOLDEN JUBILEE OF twWo_ocgrapiles, There _te_@_tale of new duties ST. BRIDGID’S SCHOOL. 4 A Material Difference. | | | ' i ( f ‘ record of Nolan Yard shows that Dartmoor, three Qnd one year ii Boys’ $6 suits, with extra pants, 3.85. trimmed with fine Are trying| to keep our stock complete, but the demand for these quality ribbons and quills, $ /g .50 suits has ‘ much exceeded expectations that we have given the at... ..sccsssceueees 3 fi Sabre in Pentonvilte el by the a! A the alg fu pe REAL IIS IS kers orders to sbip them as fast as made up. Plenty for | ¥ In untrimmed hat dept. Saturday. With these suits go an extra pair of trousers | tay co 98 We offer 800 ready-to Cc trim hats in all new Norfolk Jacket suits, or plain double breasted effects colors. Heretofore $8, at 98c with belt. (One pair of knickerbocker trousers and one pair of plain—made of hard twisted all-wool cheviots—newest Spring colorings—sizes 7 to 16 years. After Easter clearance of boys’ clothing. In the ribbon dept. we are extremely busy, so come early if you want your ribbon trimmings for your own and your children’s hats—made while you wait, without charge for labor. Brigid's Church. on Eighth avenue, of Toedstools so closely resamble the toothsome Mushroom as to | make it dangerous to experiment with uncertainties. And so it is then 40,000 children have passed throug’ | with Castoria and its imitations. Keep the Castoria that bears the signature the school, with an average course of | of Chas, H. Fletcher ever in your mind's eye as the Mushroom. And be as alx years. | particular to remember the counterfeits, substitutes and “ just as good” kind The celebration of the golden jubilee | as the Toadstools, There may be a resemblance in tho package, but the | @{ the school will be held on Sunday | results obtsined are so widely different os to make the signature of } with a solemn high mass in St. Brigid's | Chas, H, Fletcher the important feature when buying Castoria. aeae slits oA ae otory Why should not our preparation be superior to all other children's reme- | House, a civic celebration will be hetd,| dies? Have not eminent physicians from the Atlantic to the Pacific testified } god 1c is intended to make the effair| ¢, its perfection? Castoria that beats the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher is | former students of the school and of| the acme of chemical art as applied to a child's eae ane. By 4 Geneeare pasa | medicine. Lf /LLE enou 4 ri, Minstrel con: - 4 firty| Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Hic , Ledhik | ing of members of the alumn! und thirty Avenue B, will have completed fifty years of its existence. It On Sunday tho parochial school o M USHROOMS are delightfully palatable and healthful, yet some species that during these fifty ye lot 1—Boys! $4.50 and $5.50 Lot 2—Boys' $6.00 and $7.50 Reefers, Norfolk s, Reefers, Officer, 2. 85st ee OD i i —__—_____—_—— SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co.—————— Peter Pan collars. | After Easter sale of misses’ aU Li proaeey pee ase 2 and children’s clothing. fairies, and tlese dainty “Peter Pan” collars give a transforming touch to the costume. E began planning for this sale just as soon as the Easter rush was over, and In high colored Panamas—all the pretty light shades; also fancy tweeds Ialine Ruffs, with Jong ribben ends in all black, all 3 50 : yack 1 very full. A real $5 grade, at . and mixtures—nobby Eton model—lined with white or light gray t goye of the school, will give an up-to- I minstrel show. : : Mae : j ee The newest f in the lace-trimmed although assortments are in splendid condition, practically every garment I T 50 lin eter Pan collars, now 30 De been repriced. et e much in der 1 to wear on th e fashionable | Suits and coats possessing those style features which are distinctive ofthe exclusiv | Eton and bolero suits, 2 50c. and up dressinaker's handiwork will cost you no more to-morrow than the stereotyped 4 Our | idered batiste and Six styles embroidered collar and styles: tt 3 - collars and cuff sets on sheer, dainty =, ’ ri Saye | all new designs @OC mull and batiste. “Per set 25c | Misses’ Panama suits, $15. Our new Concave t WM. VOGEL & SON. silk—coat smartly trimmed with fancy silk braids—short sleeves and new Shoulder. { | Meal $ | | S t music sale | skirts. Sizes 14, 10 and 18. : ee | 27.50 for misses’ suits. | Girls’ reefers, 2.95 4 | was Just Sumpoaitie (Mexicana In plain or fancy voiles; also soft al In ior blue paca cloth and tan cove Delicts ) n red or ACA a F Dreaming ef You. THE SOCIAL WHIRL wool mixtures in shadow plaids ert, notch Sih plain little box coat, | vou i Hoon eee | colo made with short fan regulation style, suitable for early wear | anche Rit rie a al } fechig | over thin drésses. Sizes 6 to 14 years. atthe Quik Pm torking gor. | 2 i Ae eeyex—gaey— == | trimming of black satin and deep lace.) Misses’ suits at 22.50 ° . Se —= == | The voilesaresiik lined Ins high-class mixtures—small checks and vie Town. Mets the aah ach porte sy face Sizes 14, 16, 15, 32, narrow stripes in all-wool outing cloth I (Vesta © Gevrrigne 05, band 36.. Q nobby shore tén model—some in tan or | | 3 Ste ~ rray colorings —daintily trimmed in light } | pate fe a Pegg | Junior suits, 14.75 ye Uifieias—edued with buck and d | reese 1 ec FIRMRPO EMH EE Coe Sees | Spee area length coat—full and | narrow gilt braid a - \ | Rae atlas yoxy, notch collar or collarless—trimmed ree Cah \ | ing Inaves Y wi th and braid—double breasted Girls’ coats, 6.50 < j \ Operatic hits | lone sleeyes and new plaited skirts raiiclength_coata in red or blue—rexu- \ silos | Misses’ box coats, 5,75 siren eitects in hich-class mixtures: { | 4 in plain red cloth or light mannish with white broadcloth—sizes 6 « mixtures, medium length, collar and r } fe cuffs of pant lyet in contrasting co! ’ / Shas SIMPSON CRAWFORD €0.—————— Girls' reefers, 3.95 the new hy (haa i \ i] G a ] In red, blue or tan—smart top cont | every co! a i : y | styles — silk-embroidered emblem on cluding whit ‘ = ' Great stationery sale, | wccuc: ste Tiga mee pak ; HE best values in New York in fine writing | = Annual reat yeo ppt pecs fei eter apie eal eae end engraving ee sie Kneipp’s linen mesh Paper by the pound. |crawfordshire linen cabinets. iat hihind alice soaaates gir ewes | — UNderwear for men at *1.50. NS, ‘ ‘ shire linen, « heavy linen paper with * tacts 5 eh ; |A 4 ; a spect finished surfa 25 | Ho greatest bargains in men’s underwear ever quoted in this section, and a hi (AX : : ! de. Per lb. J Q)@ blue or white. sve. grade. <vc | stupendous quantit# to choose from—entire stock of C. Commichau & Co., $15 Suits and Overcoats for Men with Our Envelopes to match, Se 1,000 boxes Whiting's station- 1 of Silshorg, Denmark, op sale at less than half prige. Main Floor. Wy GEREN ULE Pee Oe! The genuine linen mesh thatacilecthe world over at “‘Concave’’ Shoulder and ‘‘Closefitting’’ Collar. Our tailormen have found power through the exercise of their talent. They have demonstrated this power by the invention of our “Concave” Shoulder and “Closefitting’’ Collar—the two vital points which mark the greatest step forward in modern clothes making for men. The Fifteen Dollar Suits and Overcoats we present serve to show the supremacy of Wm. Vogel & Son clothes for Men as well as those at Thirty Dollars. Every single garment has our famous ‘‘Concave”’ Shoulder, which is modelled and shaped by hand, giving the desired breadth and height, and eliminating exaggeration by doing away with superluous wadding. i $x5 Suits and Overcoats for Men. ; sa : : ; —open taces—stern wind and set, and are accurate Suits of black Thibets and Cassimeres, ir stripe, herr e 0 peoper (AC Gay =a ric ssi He of 5 hi et and assime S in plain, es , herringbone and overplaid timekeepers. ‘To-morrow these $10 watches at $6. price possible. Matn Floor, lesigns. conservative and the more daring models. Coats long, with deep side It’s entirely within the possibilities of the business to se- } or centre vents—$1 5. | Sample watch fobs. cure govd, serviceable, stylish materials and make them fashionable square shapes, bond, fabric finish and linen ; f 25c up to grades. I feom ‘19e@ ajes Envelopes to match, Se i Address Dies—Block, Old $1.25 and $1.50 Monogram | two or three t- dlish, Script, ete. | KNEIPP-LINEN 1 33 EAI Son REE INES MADEINDENMARK FROM ‘The manufacturer is putting new machinery into his es IRISH LINEN YARNS great fi id the entire stock on hand has been ‘SSC | Cosed out to us, Wish every man in New York could hear of this great opportunity, for it's the only ime of the year that Kneipp linen mesh underwear can be hought for a cent less than $.25, Let for its absorbent qualities. Cenerally admitted to ie the-lesbreuctiner rela inuindeseeay that ip ieee sty 50 Plain flat linen in eeru and white. e Mesh linen in ecru and white. Two Lines— T3c. $2.00, at. One Line $1.25, Atrevee tory, Script plate and fifty cards—rep > special at, Block or Roman plate and fifty Shaded Old English place and fifty cards—regularly $2. ards—regulart : ; 5 every man lay in a Summer's supply to-morrow at 1.50. Thin model watches*6 of MERICAN seven jewel movement—gold filled eases, with twenty year guarantee behind them 5 per garment, Absolutely all lingo—wonderful = Sale of men’s negligee shirts, *1. NE hundred dozen shirts bought from a Troy | manufacturer who had to get his stock properly readjusted und needed the ready cash, makes this low a a a a up in the latest styles to sell for $1, but it is very seldom \ troy { ne aemieies medium-length Overcoats, silk lined to edge. Painter sateen tan aeel talnes possible to sell shits like these for $1. Only in rare } New gray Oyercoatings in thenew form-fitting model, flaring skirt and deep centre yent. hoth for men and women. With a instances like this where a maker is heavily overloaded. P And Box Coats in various styles, made of Coverts in all the new shades. pa Fe BtcOAN. As Shae what The patteros that please best at the haberdasher’s at $1.50 are included * could e smarter an one of these . q Vet : : a Suita 5 $154. ¢ | this magnificent collection at $1—plain or plaited bosoms— ; Other Spring Suits and Overcoats, $15 to $40. handsonie ‘ailkeand| metal fobs?) An 50e $ et de ck me ot FS WM VOGEL & SON | } interesting variety, mounted in. ster- madras and percales—box plaited styles, Also white madras . | Jing allver, ates ayer aes + plaited shirts of an extensive assortment at $1—or 6 for $5.50. 5 a number of designs. ' Sell up to 2.5¢ Beaa yee} Manlshaaavendusos ays Broadway Houston St. | at exclusive jewellers’. ‘To-morrow w a let of Men’s 35c'and 0c wash fc