The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1906, Page 4

THE WORLD: TUFSDAY FVENING, MAY 1, 1966. RAINES LAW. ‘ROCKEFELLER GIVES HOTELS ARE YING HARD Prentice Law, in Effect To-Day, Expected to | Wipe Them Out ngs Edward &. loads $1,000 Cheek for Birthday— Advice for Their Father (Special to The Evening World.) D, N. J., May L—To his For ieCormick, eight el McCormick, four, has given $1,000 present. Murlel's cam @in aMrch just as sho Metsraprerennes discs ne from an) operktion ‘for In New York known an the t Ralnes-lnw hotels, and if their! felier wes then hiding ¢rom | elimination en accomplixhed Fava EVRA Co aie y plans by the Prentice bill, which hn bers, and he sent foriMuriel\ wao wad. Just become a law, the fact will be lataying: with hep) parents las: the liake: eepieudcd Uy all ecent Deon) wood Hotel, In addition to the money her grandfather gave her @ big doll | that can sing and tli | The birthday of ik. Murtel's brother, Fowler, was celebrated last week just @ying bard a ‘ ‘ the Re- | be departure of Mr, and Mrs. day, tation, sale | Moc « for cay after Geenn 1,900 itoenses | z f the new law | the « here. Fowler got « ‘Gut of 1,300 licenses tssued Ins teas iitonians: Ronee pain Manhattan and the Bronx to ho of the] Mfr, efeller accompanied the Mo- the State Ex Iity isa ex n!C@ormacks to New York on Saturday (Cordmisstoner W. Hes eircumsantes over |atiernoon, He had a long tolk with his Se ee ts He ave no coutral. TI) son-in-law on business mattere before Of the E se who will be by the law will 1 keepers whose | wood’ to comply With Oya law, and thus the ‘he conservative, Do not be thi a to suffer wi fy to declare dividends, You cannot Oo much prudence these days.” close attention spoken by M ference nearly an hour. It became known to-day that Rockefeller gave a check for $15 Lakewood. ‘Te conversation on the veranda of the Lake- i, and Mr, Rockefeller was 8a: @ tear for 7% per Jaw receiving organ of the States Mr. He they let Trapplies to all app! ns for a hote! Nguor tax certificate to be tesucd May 1 Tho new law, which was primarily de- ned for the purpose of s utable places, Is sweep! 2 Provisions. It will seriously affect a large number of resiauran’s and amuse- |! ment resorts at which liquor is sold on Gunday with meals under the cloak of @ hotel license. Convideration for Some. The supreme death at Raines Law Hotels coming Sunday—the ¢ having regularity r oh account of a de Buildings tn inspec th the fam i to go colorado, where he has friends, sw We ame not at al tn-| BARGAINS antial benefit there fro: | MEDICINE. Sawa a |BROCKWAY’'S ERROR | A woman once wrote us MAKES ELMIRA DRY. that she was not going to uy Scott's Emulsion any 1—Mayer More because are tga) Much. Said she could get Hce amendmen: Some other emulsion for Jess iukewemoney. Penny wise and hotel licenses, and to-day not a hove in, pound foolish. Scott’s Emul- a has the rignt to seli a drop ef sion costs more because it is The report will be made to-day ana Worth more—costs more to Ener lmeneen Hditea oe make. We could make * Scott's Emulsion cost less by | using less oil. Could take LLACE IMPROVES. — Jess care in making it, too, Thani Higa waa enta, to-tat aes did) however; Scotus ard K, Watiace, the etxh-/ Emulsion wouldn't be the oe ot ee wuulace: @f| standard preparation of cod liver oil as it is to-day. @ corresponding {n: We are not of the porel m Commissioner He: World reporter. "By tions fifteen days pr tion of their lic stunted receipts wu be enndled to cont Healy, and said Mr. on men star window with thet “Pan ry much as started 1 have of thelr Ue requires th: now! ™ law broken Philadelphta. New York, Buffalo, OPPENHEIM, GLLUINS &@ | ailored Suits for Ladies and Misses of tropical materials in plain colors and checks, voile, black, blue and white serge. Linen princess gowns, at moderate prices, Suit Department—Special Values. 25.00 $40.00 Ladies’ Tailored Suits, tropicat tweed materials... soeee sees eee T0 GRANDCHILDREN | Little McCormicks Each Get! it cost too | CITY TO PAY $10,600 ae FOR OMITTED NAME. ,\: Chartes Weldt, 1 $1.(60 a year off sur |veyar, dectded the jncreams was general and went after his. Justice Soott to day granted a mandamus upon the Com- missioner to increase Eldt's pay and Didn’t Specify Him, and 23 Others Profit, Too, told Eidt to sue for back salary. } The decision of the Court means a When a year ago Fire Commisntoner | $1,500 salary for flve $1,200, nine $1,060 and Hayes asked the Board of Estimate to|nine $60 oll surveyors In the Combus norease the $1,200 eal au, mal an increase of | Frans 8. Wolf to $1.60, $10,460 in the payrall. i Resolution Increasing Wolf's Salary cE Summer House Furniture (Fourth Floor) We are splendidly equipped to supply your every need in Summer Furnishings for the shore, the country or the town house, We make special features of Mission Furniture, Brass and Iron Beds, Bedding in all its branches; also Bedroom Furniture, Morris Chairs, Rock- ers, Reed and Willow Furniture in the newest colorings, shapes and designs. | Special Values for Wednesday. Mission Chairs and Reed Rockers. | Rockers. | Two Hundred | (Like ext) ie The Chairs Neseees are finish- iS ed in the (like cut). Popular ia yefull roll arm. fumed oak ind have well finlshed and cushions strongly made. x} | ty is overs in Each, ' Spanish i Up eather. | 4.98 o e 7h 50 Regular Price, | Regular Price, $12.00, | $2.75 Sale To-morrow of a Number of Strips of Oriental Materials Suitable for Couch Covers, Scarfs, Portieres, Prices to Table Covers, Draperies, etc, in a variety of | popular Oriental weavings and colorings—just Close the thing for Dens and Oriental rooms. The | J 50 i regular prices of these goods were $3.00 to | $3 | $16.50 per strip...... Be wegen] Each (Upholstery Departmen or.) 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs Regular Price, $24.00 Each, at 18.00 This Season’s Newest Floral Designs, May Housefurnishings (Basement.) Make your selections from first quality wares. “The Gouverneur’’ ‘Refrigerator. A_ first-class quality Refrigerator, made of selected ash, lined with zinc, has the dry-air insulation, removable ice chamber, all- metal ice rack, removable flues and waste pipe, self-closing doors, warranted to preserve food and save ice—in fact, the best on the market. No, 1—Holds No. 2—Holds No. 3 sovese sh 5.75 seme er 14.00 --46.50 60 Ibsjicen. ... ; 75 Ibs, ice.. 100 Ibs. ice. . Holds Lawn Mowers, We sell the genuine Philadelphia La 35.00 27.50 18.75 25.00 $50.00 Ladies’ and Misses’ French Voile Suits, silk tined.. £40.05 Taffeta Silk Tailored Suits, 21 colors..,. $25.00 Linen Tailored Suits, tan‘somely $25.00 Ladies’ Srilliantine Suits............. seeceee $35.00 Misses’ Tailored Suits | and Kajah tailored suits, lingerie and taffeta silk i t 5 i $50.00 Misses’ French Voile Suits........ 35,00 i { Ceat Department—Special Values. ‘and Misses’ Covert Box Coats, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00 Taffeta Silk Eton Coats..,,....12.00, 15.00, 20.00 Lad Ladi Ladies’ Lingerie Waists...... es oO ee 00205 Ladies’ China Silk Waists.......... 3.95, 4.90, 5,90 Ladies’ Mannish Tailored Waists, 1,25, 2.00, 2.75 $15.00 Separate Walking Skirts, of tafeta six 9.00 10.75 $15.00 Voile Walking Skirts, sik tined,,..,.. ....,.. $16.00 Tropical Worsted Walking Skirts Spear 2,90, 3.75, 5.00, Linen Walking Skirts { { t Ladies’ Waists—Special Values. | | } i | Separate Walking Skirts. mower, warranted easy running, dout ting bi best ii S, self-sharpening—the be 6.75, 7.25, 8.00, 8.50 awn Mower—a first-quality lades, dout the lawn like velvet—choic “The Dewey” L Garden and Laton Implements 23¢ for Iron Rake (12 tooth), quart Japanned Watering | 49¢ for el Rake (12 tooth), | 65¢ for’Steel Rake (14 tooth) in aa a pen Tee 39¢ for Steel Garden Hoes Row BO ciiaeaiccein Carte, DBE for Weeding a Hoes. (double 10c, 25¢ ate for Steel Garden | pronged). | 19¢, 25 cTemneved UPruniag-| 40c tor Steel Edgers , cae Tempered Pruning 39c for 3-bow Wood Rakes | Sc, $c, 15¢ for We | 48c for Stee) Garden Spades, | 19, 25c, 45c, 75< Grass 85c for Steel Spading Forks (4) Shears, | rongs). ish Sickles, 2.50 for 25 feet Coupled Garden n Sprinklers (12 | Hose, Warranted for the} | Season. | Also a full lin 30c for Brass Spray or Stream! \ Dive cokes ance IR Nozzle. s CHICKEN AND 79¢ for Hickory Hose Reel to hold WIRE, AT Low | 150 feet hose —— On Special Sale To-Morrow In Our New Linen Room An Importer’s Sample Line of Banquet Cloths, Tea Cloths, Centre Pieces and Doylies, Lace Trimmed at 34 to4¢ off Usual Prices. DAMASK NAPKINS—Pure Irish Linen, breakfast size; regular $2.25; per dozen at... SSonmnerencn Wet) TRAY CLOTHS—Hemstitched, pure-ttiem damask; size 18x27; regular price 25c, each; ates... 0. Te0se-+s es 18 GENUINE "RUBDRY” TOWELS—Regular 25c. each; , each. . I0c,, 12%4¢ 1 HUCK TOWELS, each.. $9c,, 25¢ Summer Weight Bed Clothing SILKOLINE COVERED COMFORTABLES (full size), value ARRON ARIGH NG Sh oaNne 1.88 WHITE CROCHET BED SPREADS (full size), value WHIT ARSE LES BED SPREADS (full size) value | | | | Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st St., N.Y. ( ntagesi ‘At Brill Stores For Men Who Want Clothes at $10 to $15. \ The Brill organization first sot up and now tigidly maintains the highest standard of tail pring ever attemptedin popular priced cloches. All Brill clothes sold at $10 to $15 are tailored under personal direction. So that men who want %lothes of merit and who want to pay only $10 to $15 find at Brills’ garments that for style, fit and wear equal in every way those costing considerably more in other stores. For Men Who Want Clothes at $18 to $35. : America’s six foremost tailoring i utions and i tailoring organizations er our own direction g to Brill stores gar- ments ready to wear that embody every known good e of clever expert tail- ing—garments produced by the combined efforts high-salaried experts, ed or; ations and modern tailoring methods, that, in design, fit, fabric and long wear measure up to the highest standard yet established. M trade advantages, enormous outlet, subsidiary tailoring organizations, “Brill” modest profits and so forth enable you to wear the finest ready-for-service clothes at considerable sav ings if you buy them in Brill stores, , Spring Coats, | Black Suits. are all sizes in all woo Cravenettes a Topcoats. |... 6.5 ‘tack sults. All new, cor- of all-wool’ rect single and double breasted mod- (Copyright, Brill Brothers.) Mixture Suits. All-Wool Cheviot, Cassimere and excellent worsted Suits—tailored to hold the shape, fit, style and color| Spring Coats i > Thibet and Oxford chev j els. Every garment warranted to give TURES RE Saar 8S 10 and tan topcoats; black satisfac Custom. Tailored all - wool All-Wool Silk Mixture Cas- black —the only ones | that hold their simeres, cheviots and high-grade wor- | steds—tailored by hand to insure per- manence of shape, perfect fit and ex- treme long wear; judged by present 10 Spring Coats ot high-grade black Thibet and Oxford Velour; red all-wool black advancing market conditions, ex coats of high-grade Oxford Thibet suits that would be excel- cellent values S$ 5 { Pade . ser onc | lent) ‘value at sted and black Thibet; every gar- h 5 at $16.50........ 1 de O} ment hand tailored; fabrics, tailoring | #16:50- At Brills' &D 1 Pais Oo Smart Cassimeres, Cheviots models $ 1 2 50 Journeyman-Tailored black and cteseyiworsted sults: (newest eray 1 at $16.50. . Suits, bench-built by expert tailors and most tailoring institut ty silk-to-edge | under $20. At Brills’... $ 15 talloring and models ats an = nnrialvueder $205 <5 00. jour- | Finest Ready-to-Wear black ed; far more expert hand} suits, lined with best grade alpaca or | Merveilleux silk, rivalling in every de- tail and quality the best work of the smartest tailor. At Brills’, $18» $28 on these gar- ig usual un- $ 1 5 XV. 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Aarcbeals of a standard far higher than has wool blue serge, black Thibet and | tat will hold the shape, fit and style| ever before been attempted, Tailored: mixture cheviot suits, in newest single | ¥ ts of serge, wor-| by an organization who tailor! all exclusively only finest garments. De- v | Signed by a young man's tailoring specialist and made from fabrics woy- en expressly for young men. Here and double brea coat models, | Sted, Thibet and cassimeres New model rt topcoats in the | Orings and newest mod yen correct shades. Every garment would | Model tan overt top coats and Ox- be good yalue at $8. Every garment) ford worsted cravenette rain coats— will hold its shape and all would be good values $ are certainly the finest ready-to-wear color, Sizes 14 to 20...... at $10 and $12........... 8 young men's clothes, $15 to $25, Boys’ All Wool Suits—| $4 Blue Serge double-breasted) Dudley Four-in-One—Com-'! bination suits, with two pair of trous- ers. Can be worn in four styles, Sizes 8 to 16, Strictly all wool: ‘best $5 suit in America; $3.95) 4 Double-breasted fancy cheviots, for jacket suits—warranted absolutely boys $ to 16, and Russian and sailor | pure worsted—not a thread of cotton | Suits, sizes 3 to 8, Judyed by any} —warranted fast color and to give standard these are $1 OF spor of satis: $2 95 i ‘ 0 cacclleat $3 faction; sizes $ to 16 Get the Habit. Goto only at Brill stores, Al Convenient Stores 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich. 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. 125th Street, corner Third Avenue, Sunday World Wants Work Wonders inti ine