The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1906, Page 9

————— DRA IVER FOR + BOY OF SL URGE CPTAN “Police Sure Darine Was Murlered and Thrown f irom Sparrow. {fhe pollo are su ered b:. and A gunk Bast River, h the ign pice | entletd # maie iB dre , ween be " Policeran O'C Ithe itwentleta |rushed cp to tement. gtound » around. 2 'When he 1 iparrow bi Wf found it de Signs of a Battle. was Kk Blood aquare Jaw Read look o brrestec her al This morning Mysned on « freshly arby a ne ¥ held her back. Took Woman Away. bout the mat Jaring again. We had im." The police have f king the woman oat the men ret it ls thought t Jarine waa killed and thrown ne RCOWS are Willams Transpc No, 1 Broadway. ing the names gheoked off to ft No trace has if Who toformed the policemin of the k Ing The prisoners were held without bail for twenty-four hours. CITY SCHOOLS PLANT » ARBOR DAY TREES. In Congested Districts with no Grounds Flowers in Window Boxes Are Used, Arbor Day was c nted to-day tn the schools of Greater New York es throughout the re w space about the young tes or shrubs were nted and on the east side nd other congested districts flowers were planted all owned by € ou gramme on nature anc officials of the Sonvol "by \, Department. Micdrerwes po Set a An O44 International Matoh. The courtship of Dorothy Amhunt, the lovely Bar Harbor belle, and Alan | pesesee nese! Drummond, of H, M. 8. Consterna ton, Is the theme of tnterest to-day “CONSUL TO DUBLIN ARRIVES, Alfred K. Moe, United States Consul @ Dublin, Ireland, was a passenger on the steamer Baltic, whtoh arrived here to-day from Liverpool. fn the fashionable circles on both sides “Mor the Atlantic, They are hero and heroine of “A Rock tn the Baltlo,” the splendid Robert Barr novel which be- . gins in the Sunday World next Sunday. sy | All Manner of Manors! | Here’s a stylish manor ‘That stands not far away. How'd you like to buy one And take your time to pay? You can quickly get one, Just as well as not, World Wants show the bargains— Read them on the spot. : Boo World Realty “Wants” for Homes and Investments, 4 Capt. Gorge Darine, of the coal sow {Bparrow, hus mysteriour peared. | e| State At | | | lrat called w palm, Jame) back, patnaiid’ ithe’ Dr. Henv 3 ne of = tee Honvert E . one of the . or hips in trom tl physicians who att Muenter before she died, | Found Near Pier Where Mothar|in their use. Every mother should have a| | taken tx tion Schetbner w Tih Wor LD: MUNYON'S TRIUMPH — | The Fight Against Disease, Poison- ous Drugs and Old Fogyism Declared In His Favor. } Fifteen years ago when I began to warn the people against the use of medicine alning morphine, opium, salteyilc acid, jalcobol and other dankerous Ingredients |I was roundly condemned by certain | bigoted physicians, as well as thousands of people who had no faith wh rin Homeopathy, They classed my little p lots as nothing but sugar; they refused to believe the teetimony of thousands of people that they had been cured by my |Temedies. Gradually the prejudice has worn \nway; steadily people have begun to seo the truth of Hahnemann’s great teachings To-day Homeopathy 14 established in near- ly every town throughout America. Mott. ra Lave become the family doctor for most {lls, They know that thene pellets wort.) |contatn no dangerous drugs. They know May 4—Judge Almy | that there ts no danger of 6vet-dosage xest on tho qeath | They have learned by aca that wife of the|™y Cold Cure will tn nearly every In- wetor, in the |@tance break up @ Cold in a few hours, quare, Cam-| They. know tt wil prevent Pnettmonia Judge | And allay fever anderson, his | TRere Is sosrosly village in America and Btenog- | today that does not contain some one |whe as been cured of Rheumatiam by ot my Rheumatiem Cure, Even who are most prejudice: meopathy are obliged to 1 curative quall- ex of these quickly acting pellets, They ne ¢ the urio acid and speedily drive out all rheumatic polsons from the blood. To prove the efficacy of this rem- edy I bave given away thousands of bot- ‘|tles from the lending newspaper offices {throughout the clrillced world, and have dy will cura sharp. | Write for Illustrated Hargain List. AS PERFE L PSN INQUEST S SHUT AGAINST MUETER! AER Authorities Refuse to Allow Missing Tutor to Be Represented. peoial to The Fivening ttor Scott, Here {is a Ladies’ that will surely interest you 14-karat gold thro heavy case, with elther a \ m or Elgin move- ¥, of C the inte made an | opened he made | fon to be present a dozen w a BODY RECOVERED NOT MRS. SCHUBNER’S. every person who !s suffering, no| | matter what medicine you bave taken or how many doctors have failed to cure you. | to I aside all prejudice, all other med!- | eines, and give my little pellets a fair trial | They cost but 26¢ a vial, They are plainly | labelled, #0 that there can be no mistake W - oe Rid ea cane of these remedies in the house, Was Drowned While Trying eee tally those living tn the countr; | 51 to Rescue Her Baby. | vest gets joa is es. weaken yourself Ayoid the old- cure-all medicin All styles solid 14 and 18 [with drastic ci fasiioned mediel Muny to cure karat gold seamless Wedding Rings our specialty. Prices $2.50 Quality guaranteed. lettering. son hed fatien in © delieved this bo: and after the body was mon aMrket police ata- as called. jooked at the body he Dur Indigestion and Price We, speedily Krol Pr unyon’s Headache Cure actie in Girwe minutes, Price 2 n wt te Munyon's jood Cure eradicates Rayent tod purities of the Blood. Price 2¢, station with seve Munyon's Cold Cure prevents Pneu- is wife well, After monia and breaks up a cold in a fow to 325. ater, cures and all Se iy Open Evenings Till 7. Saturday Tu 10 n he fi Mail Orders Filled, Inquiries Solicited. Ny beale the ; Drum A Court-Martialled. Munyon's Pi 1-| i pation and all Alan Drummond has t | Munyon's positive! tlalled by the British curse all forms of Piles. Price 250 dl rashes aera Munyon’s Vitallzer reatorea lost powers | OF Sri tuss to weak men. Prive $1.00, has long been a #0) Munyon's Remedies at all druggists, | This myste mostly 2c a vial. Tobert Ha M Broadway and th et, St | Rock In t! the Sunda Our . Closefitti WM. VOGEL & SON. Collar. a Our new Concave Shoulder. Vi 4 (7 What We Have Done and What We Are Doing To Establish the Highest Standard in Ready-for-Wear Suits & Overcoats for Men at $x5. We have organized a great staff of skilled designers and tailormen, and have held ever before them a standard which every garment must reach. You may make certain that that standard is one which has been developed by years of patient study and painstaking care. Haphazard methods find no place here. These Suits and Overcoats at Fifteen Dollars have the benefit of the full power of the best men in the tailoring craft by our method. Every single garment is an evidence of it, as you will grant when you see these. $15 Suits and Overcoats for Men. Suits of black Thil es and Cassimeres, in plain, stripe, herringbone and overplaid de- signs, Conservative and the more daring models, Caats long, with deep side or centre vents—$1 5. Overcoats—Black medium-length Overcoats, silk Ined to edge. New gray Overcoatings in the new form-fitting model, flaring skirt and deep centre vent. And Box Coats in various styleg, made of Coverts it. all the new shades. Other Spring Suits and Overcoats, $15 to $40. WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway t Houston St. PSCC OR Watch Special Solic i De ae jours, Price 2o | | yon's Cough COU gE 0 ight swents, alinys and speed: | a a - kara ‘ | wit a | | | FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1906. [fo CONNECTION DAT ANY OTHER STORET SIEGEL GooPpERG {_SeaHINE ‘NO YORK & J.B. OREENMUT, PRES a — Women’s @iilo-vace Shirts Superb Examples of These Most Fashionable Novelties At call Very Moderate Prices HE designers them “College Blouses,” e and season, be equally sensible, attract becoming. be immensely popular this Of course, the city’s largest waist store shows the best. To-morrow we will make a special sale of these garments, offering several hundred dozen in the style illustrated at May Sale prices, Materials are Japanese silk, linen and pongee. which are well below the usual figures, all as follows: | And this Extra Special § 6 7 5 Valueradtin.ccsepsie 7s Handsoms Lace Trimmed Dress Waists—of Chiffon, Taffeta, Mes- saline and Crepe de Chine; also Exquisite Lingerie Waists of imported handerchicf linen and French Batiste, about 75 Waists all told, That Sold Regularly up to $19.50 ssc | but as they have become si i from handling we | have decided to sell them att “Athletic Shirts” and “‘Mannish Shirts"’—but by any name they'd And they will Prices, Japanese Silk Shirts — as Illustrated, $ m4 SF At 83.95 and %5 In either black or white; made of extra ood quality silk, with short sleeves; soft turn-over collar, and four-in- hand tie; very smart and stylish. At $2 95 Pongee Silk College Blouse and Athletic Shirts—two «Vv styles (as illustrated). The blouse has-a soft, turn-over shawl collar and four-in-hand tie. The athletic shirt has‘a mannish turn- down collar and four-in-hand tie. Both have pockets and short sleeves. At $2.95 and $3.50. Shs, tana, Siete — sever very nobby styles to select from; some have chort sleeves, soft turn-over collar and four-in-hand tle; others have long slceves, with stiff collar and cuffs. i Btora Second Floor, Centre) Special May Sale Offers of | Pretty Trimmed Hats for Children WHITE Lingerie Trimmed Hats for ’ children; stylishly made, and sptrimmed with large bows of silk ribbon, Choice is given from several charming patterns in English embroidery. Other styles in the popular pehework Tuscan straws and handsome Leghorns, trimmed with imported French flowers and large bow: Also French chip hats in pretty colors for pretty childish faces, trimmed with velvet ribbon and smart quills. deat! Choice of the whole beautiful j =< EE $3.95 and $1.95 collection at two special pric Two Important Items | for Women $6.50 and $8.95 Hats Are Reduced to $4.95. No fault of the hats—it’s a reduction made only in accordance with the May Sale spirit. The hats are beauti- fui—all the wanted styles in sailors, turbans and walking models are represented, and the trimmings are of the most désirable materials known this Spring. There are 200 of these hats; every one came from and $8.95 tabl Only one of § ie : 4.95 100 New Black and White Hats at $10 for Saturday’s Special Selling. We have made up 100 new hats for this May Sale Saturday, and have put into them every detail of finish and every quality of material thatgoes into our regular $15 hats. They are $15 hats—as good as any that we have sold at that price this Spring. All the fashionable styles and shapes are included, and the trimming | is of the best—large ostrich plumes and the finest imported French flowers. put hall are Leghorn hats, $ | ‘o lot ata special price for Saturday é8ee 10 wh St.) ro May Festival Sale of Give Offers Many Special Values for Saturday Cc Armour’s Boiled Ham or Cooked Corn Beef, sliced by machinery while you wait; o.« pound...» ciutaever 200 ( . : il Strawberries —fancy Ce | | all red, ripe, luscious fruit, full quart.. 12e | PIG'S FEET, PICKLED — delica cooked and ‘spiced; Ib. « Y Ge PICKLED MUSSELS The frat of 25e Strictly fancy new laid | | Pres —Fountaln Eggs riey tency et ane | | Fresh Butter >Foun & guaranteed; per dozen .... & , kood body bea creamery in 1 Ib. prints... 23C COFPFEE—Golden Santos, FANEY SALMC Legs of choice milk fed veal; Ib..seeeseeeee tle eries (Values $10 and more) ; . Youths’ Suits at $7.50 Special Sale for Saturday. IG boys and small’men will share this offer between them. The sizes are from 30 to 36 breast measure, or 14 to 20 years, I's a most unusual chance, even for a store that prints a half page or more of the unusual every day. It isn’t the time of year that you would ex- . pect to get bargains in stylish and handsome spring and summer suits, But here they are. All the good fabrics are rep- resented, but it is prob- able that the Suits in will be the first to go. Not one suit in the lot worth, at regular prices, less than $10. Some of them would easily pass the exami- nation for admission to the $12.50 class. Choice, Saturday. is $7.50 ~The “Bulwark” Trunk puis is one of our spectalties and carries our own trade name and our own guarantee. It’s the best, strongest and most convenient trunk that has ever been sold here or anywhere else at the price. It’s built for hard knocks. is used and it is riveted together like a man-o’-war, interior arrangement is convenient. As strong as the strongest theatrical or sample trunk, at half the prices usually asked for those. cor, Yay Bireet, Beaty The very heaviest hardware The Length, 32 in, | 34 in. | 86in. | 38in, | d0in Price, 45 | $9.85 | $10.35 | $10.85 | $11.45; (Siege! Conper Store, Phind Floor, Rear.) Men’s Hats---Clearance Sale Continues y Must have all the space we ca.) possibly get in the hat store for the proper display of the new straw hats, We have divided the entire stock of felt All the $1.50 and $2 Hats. All the $2.50 Hats . . « « Allthe $3 Hats .. .%. . . Every desirable shape and shade {s in- cluded in each of the above lots. The derbies in black and shades of brown. 5 The soft hats in Alpine and Tourist shapes in black, browns, fawn, steel gray, pearl and nutria, (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear) b2 Summer Shoes at Half A Most Extraordinary Offer Oxfords and light-weight shoes in the popular styles and leathers in all sizes and for men, women and children at about half what they were made to sell for! Surely there should be no more needed to bring a whirl of busi- ness to the big, bustling second-floor shoe store to-morrow! You don’t care for the explanation— here are the shoes: Women’s $3. Oxfords at.. Eighteen pretty st r it leathers, all the styles and all sizes of cach Shoes $} 95 and Oxfords at 1.95 Russia Calfskin Lace © Oxfords ¢ es in kidskin also colored sty! some the same price. Boys’ Good § Shoes at... Women’s and $5 Shoe les and facte yin kid and lar lines of a Ss 1.50 First quality Satin Cxlf Lace She Most every patent and Box , blucher styl Shoes; all sizes of both styles; the best wearing Boy's’ Shoes made. Misses’ and Children’s at =) $1.50 Oxfords at. Women’s $2 Q8e Three good-styles; tan o Oxfords at... kidskin, also patentleather, alls Four styles of these and every one A most ret le bargain so carly agoodone, There are dark tan kid in the seaso Oxfords with rather stout soles ' » ¢ , } While here don’t miss si allsizes. Russia calf Oxfords, wt sare vorenecatleain. Root canvas Oxfords andblack kid net . dat the best assortment ever offere so low a price. Shoes and Oxfords for men Land WOMEN Ql, seceee treeeeee Seoon! Foor, Rear) (Stoge! Cobper 8 | good, even for $15 suits. | ready-to-wear clothes We Give ‘‘S. & H.”’ Green Trading Stamps. Men’s Fine Spring Suits at $10 Values $15 (and better) The More you Know of an Woolens and Styles the Better You'll Like Them No man with any ob- servation at all will fail to recognize at a glance thar the fabrics and pat- terns are particularly In fact, there are some steel gray mixtures and over-plaids among them that we have not seen in | (2 befo they have been the exclusive property of the custom tailors. Among the blue serges \ re are several hundred & suits in The World Famous “Oswego"’ Blue Serge, cs fabric as standard among first-class tailors as gold is among bankers. Fancy getting Oswego serge suits, cutand made like these, for $10! Sifgle breasted and double breasted sacks, full lined and half lined. Sizes for every build, tall, short, stout or slim. re, Main Floor, Tear.) rd (Siegel Cooper St hats into thre®groups as follows: ie - $1.50 | § Fine Fancy Worsteds fi | b / : |