The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1906, Page 8

POLICE GUARD MUTINOUS CREW ON DEUTSCHLAND! Anxious to Desert, Trelve boats,” be night the Italians packed thelr belon he: side of the crews’ heads were ‘they were ept Deutecht forced back end there to-day by echéditied to | ot yhoken. M =| omen IWAN AOBS ‘ken an eppeal was made! the guard about the \g estabiishet. Noze of exe/Only a Month in America,| B ship, leaped over themsrlyes. The| Here ts something w is given and the two pat: im the police surrounded barge and ordered the deserteew back to to go an a fight 2 Which many of tho oken by police el WHEN WIFE THREW On UE AUID HE HE Henry Hoepleer Had Being AEVOLTED ker Had Stood for|* Sprinkled With So- lution of Potash, OBJECTS TO SUBWAY LINKS AS PROPOSED. British Officer Pights itpesta, iaat| Melissari Attempts a Bold ings and on a signal at 3 o'stock ts | Daylight Hold-Up. y tossed thelr bags over the | heavy F aE SENATORS FAVOR CAMPAIGN GRAFT . BILL ASM AMENDED roo Women’s Taffeta Silh Etons, but |All Bioneers Included Worth $15.00...... at $10.00 each. Not Permitted. to Leave the -Véssel, ; and Gifts in President- > jal Race Penalized. vest; lined with white taffeta silk; any size 34 to 42. : value $15.00 | | Paine AON a ea eeeree ane Women's and Misses’ ) At J comm/@es, consisting of Benatons Knox and 3 y to corpor sleations and renidential elect: tures where United St c and for and was 1 WOMAN INA CROWD 4 | 8 Commts- sioner Bingham and Inspector McLaugh. Un at Headquarters offer to clinch thelr argument that the police foros of town {!s {nadequate to meet the nds which are put upon it be- ne of the swelling thle of immigra- | en tion. ¥| Mra J. HE Camp, of No. 288 Quincy Brooklyn, was in on the Bowery | throat tr ister ieee and was Bowery before tae wor | twenty-three y ej} come to this of the cass In: to a reporte and ATI Consisting of Two Models, one trimmed with black braid; other trimmed with braid and linen> JQ, OO | 26-inch length box coats; fly-front 4, or double-breasted; taffeta silk lined. MERIT SAO, FOR. MEN Q WOMEN When you go into a $3.50 Shoe Store nowadays you find the shoes wanted are $4.00. You will find the same shces at a Mert & Mi) Store for $3.00. That's enough money to pay for shoes, It will b W stylish models, strongly made, of high grade materials—shoes that will Hf look well and wear well—in other words, Merit Shoes. Look in at one ff M of our stores and give us a chance to prove it. Genuine Oxi: Seles, direct from our own tanneries, used in every pair There's a Men's Dollar-Off Stor REAL IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 27 1906, Lord So Taylor Will Offer Special Saturday At Covert Coats, df SVe oO) ‘\ value $20,00 Broadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. $3. 00 Is Enough. t Store near you. Look through th Women’s [ e list. -Off Stores 'ATURDAY, APRIL 28TH. CG Sivas s Hosiery and Underwear FANCY HALF HOSE, Lisle thread, fashionable colors, Embroidery Combinations. Reg- ularly 50c. J FINE GAUZE HALF HOSE, Lisle, plain colors, [3 pair for $1.00 also black and white. | FINE HALF HOSE GAUZE, Silk Lisle, black. 356 pair UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Balbriggan 50c garment Men's Handkerchiefs 2.25 & 2.50 aoz OE) hems Eas $3.50 and $3. i aaday L loth Stucet, Fy EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD Reach the Hi $18 th ese prices usuz ally command, double bre fancy fabrics, At 13th St At Canal St. of $20 is not to be measured Ly what either of The things which go to make these suits of greater value are these: Fine fabrics, hand tailoring and newest stvles, These suits are presented in single and d tack models in blue, black, gray and Heard of that Special $3 Derby Hat of Ours? Hadet Cahat@ Three Broadway Stores: $18 & $20 Suits tor Men That “Tel gh Water Mark. q: Value is the point of our message to-day, It is aimed at the man who wants the utmost for his hteen or Twenty Dollars. The value we give in sui Near Chambers St, CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY. ; New Importations of ‘Men's | Stern . Brothers | English Foulard Neckwear in solid colors and the latest figured effects. Reversible Four-in-Hands, Knot Scarfs and New Shaped String Ties, at 75c | French Crepe Scarfs in solid colors, 30 shadings, also Ombre Effects, ds, £100 Folded Squares, $1.45 || Four-in. Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes«(s*°ox3 72°F) Complete assortment of Spring and Summer Styles in-all durable Leathers, also White Canvas and Buckskin }{ Gibson and Oxford Ties, Button and Lace Shoes, Dress Slippers and Pumps Exclusiveshapes, made on lastsespecially adapted for growing fect. | | Misses’ & Girls’ Apparel Sea Values To-morrow. ed Short Coat Model, $19.75 18.50 Fancy Mixtures, 2 codels, neatly ed with braid and cloth, 6 to 14 yrs, $5.95 4.95 Boys’ « Children’s Clothing At Decided Reductions. H EB eas Reefers, o { { i West Twenty-third Street 4 rooms | | } 7 | Completely Furalshed We also have $160 Er. Per Week Opens an Account. rei ts Matted eten| aynlleathons turday Evenings Un Station at Doo 13,10 86 “STREET COLUMBUS A’ AND 3**AVE. NEAR 82" oT White Lawn Waists. One of a great variety, carefully made of good materials, open back, all sizes; long or short sleeves ~98c Rose Our final shipment of ——_———- 50,000 from Holland now 4 f c here. Finest we have had coh! Bushes this season. 100 kinds, Men’s Douglas Shoes OS Men’s Crossett Shoes f/® Men’s Regent Shoes (Both High and Low Cut.) A great one-day combination sale of men’s high-grade $2.50, $3.06 and $3.50 Shoes, including perfect Croscett ee Regent products, together with slightly factory-damaged W. L. Douglas Shoes, Of the former we have just about enough for on Of big selling; of the Douglas we ha pairs in every style and of practically every Byery pair fully warranted. i Boys’ Famous Douglas Shoes; grade, in all styles and leathers, at... sees iE 69 Girls’ $1.75 Brown Viel Gibson T made with large eyelets and broad ices; sizes from 8 to 2; special Children’s §5-cent White Canvas Ox- pee forcs, with large eyelets and broad/ laces; sizes from 6 to 10; 7 Vey SpE Mrereesveee LOL G Women's A magnificent the different | Canvas Bi i kir rs in all the newest sty A great bargain for the Saturday Specials in Misses’ Wearing Apparel. MISSES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS of guality gray mi in a smart f.ton mod pmed with s sting colors; tlar $19. and braid in ctures, blac Panama and Mohair trimmed with braid, limited to 100 suits; regular $i value, for... GIs’ *; LE rs, large 3 breasted ale Hels) Oe ACCORDION PLEATED (Sun- ) Mohair S also in the k cular gored moe black, blue and ar" £00 Some Great Saturday Specials in Furnishings tor Wen This sale will practically c include the biggest single month’s furnishings business we have ever had That the figures may be as large as possible, we've arranged an unusually attractive cron LANDS for this one da for 59c¢ for Men’s 39C NeGtigee & 10C j0cSocks; Shirts: veral i full seamless, fast small lots in plain and i] | black Maco Cotton; pleated styles; perfect made with double quality; not all sizes soles and high heels; of each—but all sizes guaranteed for service, in the lot, Allsi for 25cNeck- 12" Cwear, which is just half price for full French seam pure white mer- cerized Cotton Four-in- Hands of good designs and perfect quality. A bargain, for 50c & 75ce Underwear; lots Maco Cotton gan shirt ers; unbleached, pure white, nearly all s the lot, Splendid qualities, Saturday ||Saturday only! Onthe Fourth Floor, Special: || Five Hundred $1 Map!le o9 Lace Bed Sets.||Rockers for the Piazza, Each set consists of Only five hundred of these fine handsome spread andtwo Rockers in the lot, and we will sell them all long before shams; all made for full!) over Just the thing fo size beds. Positively no} Made of thoroughly mail or G. 0. D, orders— Maple, finished in the as we only have 150 of in green; heavy them, Formerly $1.95, $2.45 anu! $2.95.. $1.50 Thtnd_Mtoor, $0 as to with- or elements, Mt of One Dollar. Men’s $12 to $15 Suits, Top Coats Q- AS and Cravenettes Garments taken out -of our regular stock and priced so low for one day that /;\ you'll surely. wish to share in the disposi- vid \ tion of them, All Spic-span new styles— /* \the cream of the season’s designs and pat. \terns, with ev; ery size represented, Sults are single and double breasted Sacks of “i Apiue Serge, Black Thibet, Gray Worsteds, Fancy Cassimeress beautifully tailored Overcoats are all wou! Black Thibet, Ox. ord Cheviot and Tan Covert; short box and Chesterfield styles; some silk lined. | Cravenettes are splendid fabrics treated “to the Priestley pr ted, made extra Jength; form (tting; all sizes, Boys’ TworTrouser Swits, $3.98, Positively wortk $5.50. Made of tine all woel CaSsimere in stylish mixtures; Norfolk and doubh) breasted; one pair knickerbocker and one pale knee trousers. Sizes 7 to 10, Young Men's $10 Suits at $6.50. Fine all woo! Black Thibet and double breasted models; splend and tailored; sizes 15 to 20 years—31 to One hun- dred and fifty garments. Third Floor pe