The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1906, Page 12

THE WORLD: FRID VETHROUGH [BARNEY IS EASY AFTER HE BEATS BOOKIES ““ii'sthas. KYLIGHT WIT "WRISTS SLASHED: Y EVENING, MAY IS, i9ba A Material Difference. ene M" TSHROOMS are delightfully palatable and healthful, yet some species of Toadstools so closely resemble the toothsome Mushroom as to mako it dangerous to experiment with uncertainties. And so it is with Castoria and its imitations, Keep the Castoria that bears the signature of Chas, H, Fletcher ever in your mind's eye as the ¥ room, And be as particular to remember the counterfeits, substitutes and “ just as good” kind as tho Toadstools, There may be a resemblance in the package, but the results obtained are so widely different as to make the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher the important feature when buying astoria, Why should not our preparation be superior to all other children’s reme- dies? Have not eminent physicians from the Atlantic to the Pacific testified to its perfection? Castoria that bears the signature of Chas, H, Fletcher is the acme of chemical art as applied to a child’s —_-—-—, Desperate Man Plunged . | from Window in | Grand Union medicine, pe Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of & OVS, Allithe BoweryrKnows\Feeney,,an identifi He Gave Up $1, 100 ies +S. Schultz, New Youk," yesterday in One:Night, afternoon. ‘The mhuvs arteties were sev- a at both wrigs and it was plain —_—_- it he had first tsled to end his fe! preantnropist “Bamey” “Beeney, of by that means, and. had+ then. plunged the window. ter rogistering, -the msn, called for | ting m: 5. He Is Delleved to | ¢ ied letters early las: noom, ar rang the bell and and soda. Hi tiallooy 3 ceuts to pa: E¢ street mil it is said that his The victory of*the Rye shorse started fot @ tip. ieee tuck 1 fame. ae had re- . ‘ celv a Jarge commission place on skies oor ont SC cratads nigel Wea, which Rye deat, but Bamey int eoked the skylight, was amoared | SES Tom coe pocket 9 anomier ad blood. On the table lay a fe bd 93 aay SHOE | FOR MEN @ WOMEN fais saleings Bol that che. pala [Cron SUNT ere Nas ey ‘GelGine Oak Soles. ‘was such that he 5 that he couktn’ ut 3 adit eases maa You can pay more than $3.00 for shoes and even then not get the man’s pockets were canis that | <ied Be Bowery | Oak heather Soles. You'll get soft. spongy hemlock that wears out in Men’s Suits For § Summer Service That Fit, That Have Style, That Give Comfort. Be Mer tell the three prime essentials inherent in ever y fe ic aro auae Suit for men. On the first score—Fit—we can say wets Gane i ur garments are designed and cut by the most modern S known to the art of clothes making; intricate alterations are never necessary, a slight shortenin # of a sleeve or trousers is probab the most ssrious cha ‘ pei ae the Bowery fessooned extravagance in the r certain that these as its pos- radical models for men of all tastes. On sccre three—Com‘ort—tre fabrics are light but staunch; every Cevice is employed to lessen the weight of these suits for Summer service, The Serge Suits | The Gray Suits at $15, $20 and $25, at $15, $20 and $25 Only serge of the purest textur , th: positive identification. a hurry. tie sect RA ereee Dea Every pair of Merit Shoes we guarantee to have genuine Oak f erent: the. roan De ee nussucearniae Leather Soles. We tan them ourselves. You <an see it for yourself. : fees keri cgpeRe atte Only in Merit Shoes can you get that kind of ¢ $3.00. j Gisnes earl Sale of Showing of Warm ha Pine 9 a cue You can't get Merit quality anywhere for less than a dollar more $2 &$3 Deby Hats at $1.50 Weather Underwear him tell hie ad- Men's Dollar-Off Stores Women’s Dollar-Of Stores fi d till now at $2 and $3, ih eT rh it “ppces Broadway Stores: ( ke ( an ar &¢ At 13thSt, AtCanalSt. Nr.Chambers St. | Women’s | oe | ce RPazin &Qppenheim ~~. kerchiefs 2 Ic c ssociated ‘e a fact ba f t St OE aS Mi ixth Ave & 18! Street Se geal a Yard) Recier Special LOW PRICE Saturday Sale. Store Open Until 10 o’Clock To-morrow Night. CROWDS will visit this store to-morrow, the prices will draw every woman of thrift who reads this announce- = ment. And not alone is each bargain a gr money s: , but is right when you want it, now at the beginning of the warm days, Remember this store is open until 10 o'clock Saturday night, so everybody can come, UNDREDS of people purchase shoes in our stores in the course of a day. Now, eberyone has a difjerent idea == of the kind of footwear that ts best suited for them. And yet, we are able to go to our shelves and pick just what they want. That fact speaks for the assembled greatness of our showing and diversity of styles, Ghe Frazin Shoe S at $3 Is the most comfortable shoe that ts made. This ts especially true of the low shoes; made of a fine grade of soft elastic leather, the FRAZIN SHOE is nicely adjusted to every curbe of the foot, they are truly of comfortable, glove-like fit, Without wrinkle or chafe. Men's: Patent Colt, Demt-Glaze Calf and Tan Oxfords. The neW season's swagger lasts in both men’s and aomen’s shoes are indeed an attractive part of our shoWw- 3 * Hosie. ry at lish Gatioons, || $2.20 Long Gloves, 75° CT RRIN IG 1 | oy | Six button length white kid gloves, $1.50 value, Nomen’s fine gau: fancy hand-emb gth white $2.00 value, at $1.19. Twelve button length black and white long gloves, value, at $1.95. Children’s and 1 isle, caihmere, merceriz . 2 and’ $1.50 « G., Corsets | gh and medium rt or long upporters atta ¢ fancy leather fist or plain, and steel studded, bil hll Hic Fost S| ANDARD toilet preparations and requisites at first cost—at the actual wholesale price. ing. And notice how they are made—the heel and toes do not cleave or slip against the leather, Walking ts com- fortable, and the shoes are of almost indefinite wear. Women’s: Swagger Lasts in Oxfords. Now, you know how leather has advanced, and how skilled labor ts each year being paid more and more. The question naturally arises, “* How can the FRAZIN SHOE maintain its high standard and yet not advance the price ?’’ The momentum of popularity answers that question; FRAZIN SHOES are now made in such vast quantities that we can systematize our fac- tories to the highest economical point, buy the finest output of leathers, employ the most skilled workmen, and still sell the celebrated FRAZIN SHOE at $3. This sale is the lowest priced totlet ar We sec # turers who so ) ig t5c box Me 1's Talcum Powder7e© 14¢ box Woodbury Face Pow-!75c Manicure Scissors........50c¢ f47c bottle Sozodont tooth wash 12c der irate ...+.. 10c¢)40c package Woodworth’s Sachet #17c tube Sozodont tooth paste 12e 14¢ tube Woodbu : POWdet wyicsceciere see AK) 417c bottle Sozodont tooth, Oc bottle Glenwo i iol allel 1 opportunity throu: man If arrayed with those of $5 and $6 price-marks you would invariably select Ms UE ~ pOWder....-...005 Q tract ... i the Frasin Bench-Made Shoe at $3. 25¢ botleS Fl rida % | ... 1Oc 30c lb, of rj e 25c bottle Superior Bay it ch it azel S\ ap aoe Soangeastcens ‘ #12c bottle Sn mel ing Salis. 9c 2 S0ap . 15c 25c Cake Johnson’s borax, lodine Frazin (Cad Oppenheim 25c hottle Violét Perfumed Ammo- 2 ae Java Rice and Bran foot soap NEW YORK ‘PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO Hig sinc. <eo ATI aDOORON LO chee howdetie- weenie »..18c 25c botile pure distilled Wit 1Sc Tooth Br pur bristles.. 7¢ 16th Street and 6th Abenue, Weavers’ 25c Hair Brush, pure bristles.. 15¢ ine lazel ie 10c cake pure castile soa | pigsteneessaeees } white Oc and Manufacturers’ Department Store 35c Nail Polisher, ebony or cocobolo Violet Orris Pow 1.19 bath brush, detached handle. cra eve cepREI NIN ETT ETO ackswesmn tte ss a cole 25c é Phenol Sodiqt Clirveduback ms ionere aes oo 89c ee Tee Others svorese 40c jar Cold Cream s.......-s. 7c Phe nol Sere 49c hand niirror, ebony finish 38c 414c cake Woodbury’s Soap.. Open Until 10 0’ Clock Saturday Nighi 10c spool waxed dental floss..... Ze ide UES SS SA Sc a ee ee