The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1906, Page 7

— FIGHT FATAL DUEL WITH KER MEAT KNIVES. Zoccolo, Butcher, Dying Atter Battle with Drink- Crazed Helper. Calabrian, a g with ¢ n the b Woman Who Went to R safety and the dc } | landed in the dog—were fired. dog died, The Williamson boy was taken to » Pur Lebanon Hosp! i 1 It ' the wound, but sald { Sea peccas o oO enough to frighten anyt —_—_$<_o—__ ald of the THE WORLD: DOG ROBBED HER Severe Gough— QF HEA RAIMENT Gonsumption Threatened sd Eel Mrs. Mary Painter, who wasreduc ed tog shadow and threa consumption, is restored and Strength by Dutfy’s Pur Whiskey Bedridden, her husband could hard ly move from backache, is alsos ily cured ard made as strong and sound as ever. esc ue of Children Only Sufferer in Encount er, A dog nok last nizht to break pag ndert eleven ye the leg, Mrs. Mar avenue, , but poiti more than the usual wholesa, dog with his MARY PAINTER Pure fi stlok After he had @hunted the bo: to a corner V ver. Five shots—all an reported Then the Duff re thi jains CALIFORNIA PARAGUS oO. To Dance for Sufferers. A reception and ball wil! . t + All reliable draggists nid a dstce and medteat booklet free, 1 All this t! tsleew Co. Rochester. VV 4) > Sis iewrie tite ssa che auspices of the employees aes —— t Can, ployer. He was also a Calabrian, @ {™@Y Hill Lyceum, East Thi 1.10 10¢ $1.00 @hrunken, parched’ rat of a man, ugly [Street on Sunday evening, May 6 A = : MARROW asa ed cat and twice as creach- |/@r6e orchestra will render dan. FAMILY TEAS en Cit erous. He worked for ttle or noth-|USI% As the use of the hail, t ‘ ‘ one ing, though. Once when he ftared out at Zoccolo too dange: he was told to go. He came back within a week, begging for work again. He was over forty and , he had grown into the rut too long to change. Ho said he wanted no pay, but he always hod pocket change from Zoccdlo. has been dd hus been dan- y¥ Zoocolo had © market }2 er, As the end o} oken in that} Aas they} tn] | 1 op The Coroner Bteps th stop crusade again making a rem Knoll ex: for the dozen ww could mnt him that by euch action) for homicide. in the | Md without | Zoccolo’s nd, of the Brit! uidered upon a mys midoc sean that Just a little fish-hook. Just a little line, Just a little nibble, | And land ‘em every time. How'd you like to spend Your vacation in this way? Resorts like this you'll find described Among World Wants to-day, World Prints THOU- NDS MORE ‘'Summer Re- sort’’ Ads. Every Year Than Any Other New York News- Papere The | decorations, printing and music been given free the total receipts the salo of tickets, refreshments a: flowers will be forwarded to the rv fund. ener FROHMAN GETS WYNDHAM. LONDON, May 2—Str Charles W: ham has signed a contract with Charles Frohman to tour the United pany from Jan our will open in New ha rortrEep Armoura or 3 F ~ The t The Best Scouring Soap Made —_——>——_ Mutual Life Man Resigns a Clean Record Michael Coleman has re: P of foans of the M: oD rresn pisevrrs.| "PPS am Wafers A Scouring Soap . A Metal Polish | A Glass Cleaner Waters, Mr, through all of y make its ~ the Mufual Carton. Te dle Great M These are tan shoe brought back into favor makers are making more A STAIN AND VARNISH COMBINED DO YOUR: OWN VARNISHING ing as hard work, — work that for the purpose of ng with results un- You may have considered do, JAP-a-Lac is g every housewife to do her owr d by the most experienced expert. of c . yon could enablin, re is not an cellar to garret, that co Here's a list of thix WIRE SCREE! REFRIGERATORS PORCH FURNITURE WICKER FURNITURE INTERIOR WOODWORK RS "2 WEATHER-BEATED The surest way for you to be: ful finish, is to try a intended to discard. Finest kind of ta re mall can 0! It will cost 1 Women Will Find and will convince you For sale by Paint, Hardware and Drug Dealers, JBrRtag Dead Black or Brilliant Black used on Window or Door Screens, not only beautifies, but preserves them. There is scarcely a thing about the house which is subjected to as hard usage as your screens. ‘They are exposed to the hot sun of noonday, the dew of the evening, rain, wind, Contin Characterist Here are 300 new hats, cally and artistically as gc Summer Shoes offered in the high pricec way would recta ued May Sale of Mill $10 Values in New Hats at $5 and Other Offers an find, anywhere in town, WEDNESDAY FVYENTNG, WAY 2, 1908 B Re Your Gro OUSEKEEPERS, hotelkeepers, boarding-house keepers, campers aces the necessity of buying canned goods, cereals, and groceries You Can Save 25 to 35 Per Cent. if You Buy Here and Buy Now: You can buy in this great May Festival Sale in Siegel Cooper Grocery for prices in many cases less 0 And this, although your purchase be but asingle can or single package. Orders by mail and telephone are given particular care. Music all day by the Royal Hungarian Orchestra and the biggest, liveliest attendances we’ve ever had. Je figures. (meee enema PTLD CHICKEN Fairy PA ca cD NEANS. | PEA BEANS. COFFEE. BANTA CLARA | \ MON. OF SALEM. | Fo hand p Fenev fantom or PRUNES. | t apts Deer a : Maracaibo: good | Rive. thin nd: extra nye | ein 12,000. iJood Red body and Bavor. We | ins: while they Inat |, Wwe 10 Ibs, pulverize or the | 25-1b, box, 10 In 4 B5e Yel bean to your i i Pas tn, | 91-58 B4e | Oia, toon | 10 ibe, | Stbe sibs. | 58e ° , 5 ibs. 76 BY i 6c | 18¢ nl 16¢ | -338e Z1e | eget ay Selling of For Men and Women which the whim of fashion | gain. The highest priced shox ! stores are tans. The. custom- tans than anything else. The big, popular ready-to-wear shoe- makers have followed their 1 and are turning out tan shoes as fast as they can. And yet here are the very shoes wanted, far underpriced. Men Will Find ng th Shoe inc din to $s NOL Aleeee ceeeee Al \! 1a first-c 1s jin of them, fe n Oxfords--shoes that that many dollars a year can be ts liberal use, ar line at Don't think you c tables filled with —you can. Do , covering about every good QARS colored varnish, nded upon to give perfect satis style of the season, with plenty of Ata ‘There are many imitation vhich are claimed to be the much-wanted tan and white Gib 45 3 as good’’as JAP-A-LAC, but none of them lias stood the test of son ties. Values here run from \ Ah and you are likely to find that recolored with a cheap aniline dy $1.50 to $3.50 4 pair. OQo ‘ which looks all right at first, but soon fades and becomes dull, Your choice of the lot a Insist on JAP-A-1AC, It is put up in self sealing cans, bearing ental Nadact Store. Se Tear.) yi reen labels, rae p CHANDELIERS 3 All sizes from 15c. to $2.50. May Festival Sal May Festival Sal May Festival Sal May Festival Sal inery | ic of the Big Store especially designed and produced The price is $5 ats that sod, priced art less tha We intended to t are intrinsi- $10, then these and the ravages of the elements, more than any we have failed in our effort. t other household accessory. JAP-A-LAC will hats at $5 first-class $10 values—and, if our opinion counts make them last years longer than they other- for anything, we*have done so. wise would, no matter what their abuse may be. ‘The adamantine hardness of JAP-A-LAC acts as a perfect preservative, and means the savirtg of many dollarsin repairs. JAP-A-LAC costs so little that you caunot afford to neglect its liberal use on all of your screens, toques. Manilla. ; with novelty wings and q sists of 300 new styles. Yc Popular Leghorn Hats, $1 For business wear — f If you contemplate building a home, insist on haying GLIDDEN OR 'N LABEL VARNISHES U A WARNING AGAINST THE DEALER WHO SUBSTITUTES. While waiting in a dealer's store in a large city, one of our salesmen overheard a They are the standard of quality. LN ath clerk trying to Sell a substitute, to a woman Descriptive price list mailed on new ideas in the popu customer who had asked for JAP-A-LAC. application bent-up Leghorn hats, tr ‘The clerk took TWENTY-rIVE MINUTES i med with black silk velvet, of the customer's time trying to make her change her mind, and finally gave her JAP- A-LAC, after she told him she would trade elsewhere if he persisted in trying to substi- tute. What right has a clerk to take your time to aRGuE with you?) Savg time by INSI$TING ON JAP-A-LAC, pearlbuckles,peacock aigre pv] white silk ribbon. is far under the us- ual figures... ee De Adon a) Y POTITA G ‘ Rockefeller Building, Cleveland, O. + PT COLON ST } =o Phone 4260 John and large bows of black and The price 51.95 (Siegel Cooper Btore, Seo: Beautiful new, light weight hats; stylish all-white tulle and lace hats and strikingly handsome black hats in all the new styles of sailors, medium ang large dress hats, turbans and All new shades in plateaux effects in chip, Tuscan and Large variety of bent-up Leghorn hats, trimmed ~ D) New Trimmed Sailor Hats, 65 Made of the fine, choice straw braids in six new and very “different” styles, and in all the new suiting shades with black and white. Handsomely trimmed and would easily sell for double the May $9 @r Sale price 1 00 pais We Give “ uills. The entire variety con- dur ChOICE Ateoee.. 3 95 fifty | lar, | im- tres ducing | DANDY SOAP. cery Bills © and yachtsmen—everybody who in large or small quantities, Free deliveries practically everywhere. BANK'S | SCOURING SOAPS, | ROYAL BRAND |SOUSED MAC K- | BACAHONE or SPAS L—Pickert’s » Brand, pack- ed nt Boston, 5 ovalean, 18 can, 23e de WHOLE HEAD FRUIT JAMS TALBOT finest ear- ae waters. more than #lx * |A Rousing Sale of | of 3 to 16 years at *1.65 The price we ask Thurs- day is less than retailers pay when buying in large quantities at — wholesale, Not one suit in the entire offering that would fail to bring three dollars if sold in the regular line. They're Stylish, well made and the materials are good, Russian and Sailor Suits. | Double Breasted Belt Suits. de with Jarg: Sailor collar and Made of navy blue Cheviot t F tousers, of neat Cassi- | Cassimeres and Mixtures in light i and Cheviots, in neat pray dark colors. All made with a brown shades. Sizes 3 to 10 ckerbocker trousers, Sizes 7 to 16 years. | Norfolk Jacket Suits. Made Double Breasted Suits. Made of neat Cassimeres and Worsteds in pretty Mixtures; and dark colors—with plain trot Sizes 7 to 16 years. of pretty Cassimeres and sin light and dark colors. Kr bocker trousers. Sizes 7 to 16 years. (Sterel © Store, Second Floor. Rear 'e of Undermuslins e of House Linens e of Housefurnishings e of China and Glass _ To-morrow | May Festival Sale of Women’s White Lawn Waists (As illustrated) WO new, smart and effective models, far below their rea tail standard of price. Two samples from the largest stock of the prettiest waists shown in this city to-day and demonstrations of the way we price things during this May Sale. Style No. 1 is the handsomest waist that has been sold at a dollar in years. You will wonder at the values, even in such a sale-time as this, Charmingly designed, with a fancy, hand-made Re- e yoke and collar, embellished with pin tucks and Val. lace S$] rt sleeve, tucked and lace trimmed step eeteeees s a very fine white lawn waist in a new and clever model, d with fancy yoke of lace inserting, embroi and French tucks se is trimmed with two rows of lace insertings, Attached collar sleeves are lace trimmed. A most extraordinary 3] 35 oe (Siegel Cooper Store, Becond Floor, Centre) Suits for Boys ii i ‘j . OV ——— eens & H.’’ Green Trading Stamp’. anon iiss