The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1906, Page 13

fy NINETEEN DEAD BACK TOPRISON FOR joven AM FOURTEENTH TNE BLUEFIELD MINE “veoh Crust Thrower,” Caught at Old Charity Appeal. Thought a Dozen More Bodies May~ Be in the Chambers. The Kind You Have has beon manufactured under the ler ‘on both sides of tho bottle in ro It is to be regretted that there aro mpion ¢rust-throw- tre han been known that for themselves, but the child has to the mother's watchfulness, Frenc upon his f Genulne Castorla always bears tho sign: pennies} onths . He comes sch family and early age he became | and migrated tu Ameri:s. | ho has desn a famil- | little eafen of Wert were he js culled “Chiantt | more bodles | yewis’ through his fondness for that | ¢ mink, some al kind of wine. File hatr and | 1a back bent and his | hos succeeded in } ng upon the better aldca of those | aid not Know him, | eReoney; of the Leonard ation, was walking up West} Droadway ° jzaget v: night Nearing the ker atreet station he noticed Le- | malre reach Into his pocket. pull out a crust of bread, qui row it to the | engers beman | Achancefor the big fellows. | 329 Winter overcoats, ser-! cable, all wool cloths of) God quality, but not too finc| ‘for hard, steady wear, | Coats where nothing is} spent on frills. at of a man Insane ugh starvar n and women reached for pocket- he old man's hi Some others gay da, telling him to call to-day 237 were $10, ey would try to find work for risa acetal. 138 were $20. | SerhraueHtl Be St were 322 | tive Rooney} Both the regular and extra ereat_ crust: | Jengths, We ae | #12.50 now, ey =) est \ret S| imal > = =e} | 2] ‘ed uw T= {a-tho caution applied to the public announdemont of Castor{a that over 80 yours—tho genuino Castorla. of fathers and mothers when purchasing Castoria to boo that the rapper hig signature tn black. Yes tho earpes. is romovi eT oir ttle ones in tho past yoars nood no sybtning agaieat counterfelts and imitations, but our presont duty du to call the attention of tho Jeunes. pynver: } ation to the greatdanger of infroduoing into thoir families spurious joined. | nefarlous business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitu } should more properly be termed counterfolts, for modloinal preparations not | only for adults, but worse yet, for ohildren’s modiclnes, Ga tho mother to sorutinizs olosely what sho gives her obilld, Adults oan do Always Bought. bSpartiaio of Chas, H, Filetoner, or Wo respootfully cell the attenton the samo ture ap Parents who hove us >, M torla for Have Prepared A Sale of plo who aro now fakes Cie ) oF W It therefore devolves rely om, J an follows jm ature of y Tourist Coats of Manniah Mixturea In medium and dark offactw; § models to select from, Broadcloth Coats, 45 Inches long, antin lined; an en- tirely new model, aultable for street or evenlig woar; colors;— black, navy, brown or red, «Very Spécial. ig what the sizes are one double-breasted, buttoned high a double-breasted, notch collar; Special PI6.50, =$425507— = A Lord & Taylor Women's €§ Misses’ Coats, Greatly Below Present Values, Silk Rubber Automobile Coats; colors ;—black, navy, tan and grey; 2 modela;— Value $20.00. Broadway and Twentieth St. Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St 190 At I 5: 00 . each, Present valuc 920.00. ‘) bt 25,00 aah, ad pren0.00. t neck, or ths! -eoats—at-$10}-—— Also_144 youths’ Winter! levercoats that were $14 to $18—no reason slim men shouldn’t wear them. $ro now. at Ww BETWEEN RR, TRACKS, .’ ae | CLUBMAN TO WED NURSE. Fireman Did Not - ot-Parent- Killed by at the Time. NUFFAIO. N.Y. jJe ot James Ma-| 4) fireman's | yy y in this clty. rt {3 a trained ni Three Broadway Stores. | 238 842 260} t #4£—— at ate ve) Warren st. 43th st, Bad st.) will take place | oe herg of Mra. * Mr, Bulkies's sta. | oe trxye 7 | Winter's coats. Rocers, Peet & Company. Rocers, Peet & Coupany. re-mmostly 32 and_33-chest, ithssome 34. Of-course,-these~are hast “Three Broadway Stores. 842 41260 near opposite Union Square, Greeley Square. nara Girls’ Netw Coats : of Imported Mannish Mixtures, lined throughout with grey, red or check materials in reefer or full lengths; these coats are perfection of fit, style and durability; sizes 6 to 76 years, Girls’ New. Fall Dresses of Plaids, Serges and Fancy Mate- rials; sizes 4 to 14 yra. Girls’ Rain Coats in a loose, boxy model, in Tan and Oxford Mixtures; sizes 10 to 16 years. : ——Extra Special. {sizes 6,8, 10, 12 only,) at $0.90, \Law-and Laundry HOW THEY AFFECT COLLARS phmses to deceive you and hide th t that they're made of cotton. You-don'tknowingly -paytheine The law says that none but linen pj] _ collars shall be stamped “Linen.” The ——intention~is-to~ protect you_against ar inferior article. “Fhe laundry prover that collars made of other material than linen soon wear out, do not keep their shape, break at the edges, tear out at button-holes, and’ never haye the dressy fini h —niess of tincn. = Thelawprotectsyou—thelaundry warns you-against everything but dimen collars. What then? Well, you can buy an English linen collar for 50c or an Amer- ican linen_collarfor 25¢-or 30e—or you can_buy-Triangle- Brand Linen Gollars at 1§c (2 for 2§c). ne TriangleBrand Linen Collars with- stand the test of both law and laundry. They are legally stamped ‘' Lincn ''— which guarantees they are lincn, or the manufacturer would be liable to arrest and punishment as a penal offender. 4 Other 2 for 25c collars are stamped High Grade,'’ ‘Best Make,’’ ‘'Speci- ally Shrunk,” and other high-sounding Van Zandt, Jacobs & Co. Troy, N.Y. New York Offico: 636-638 Broadway cotton-collars? are stamped } Linen’'—and get what you pay for. “Linen!” stamp. SHls—over 150—right down to th minute—any style you are accustome to wearing. order, sure 4-ply, the Linen Gutter-seam cdge the three-thread eyelet button-hole ma every Triangle Brand Linen they ought to be. popular styles. uscand we'll see that you get them, ( } price for cotton handkerchiefs, do you? “Fhen why—pay—the- linen price for When you buy collars be sure they nen — "Triangle Brand —Suatity—that's— guaranteed —by—the 4 Fitesjustasifthey were made to your — Fat Quarter-sizesmake-an exact fit” 2 Wear—twice that of a cotton collar, KC Collar especially strong and serviceable where Most dealers carry a full range of If yours doesn’t, write original prices $10.50 c A c d Save a Dollar or Mo D'd you ever find when you visited a shoe store you didn’t want ? @ with the insistent salesman, J have the extras if you want them. But our mission § Shoes—shoes that save you money. want prof, Girls’ Clothing ‘Dept The following values of unusual merit - will be offered in this department. About roo Fall Wewht Girés* Coats _ina_variety of materialsand styles ;_ Lord & Taylor Broadway-and-Twentieth St.Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St 6 money for boot trees and blacking and brushes, and a lot of extras Even if you didn’t buy, it was unpleasant to argue At the Merit Stere: ve sell Shoes. Watch our store windows if you At T5noe each, .__| Value §20.00 At ee * valne $10.00 Ae I2,5° valor $15.00 Speaking of Diamonds.— The place for economical and satisfac- factory buying is Lambert's. Below are illustrated a few of the famous Lambert solitaires, beautiful in color and cut, im- ported directly by us (eliminating all mid- dlemen), and-sold under the only system by which the purchaser can save money. All Lambert goods are guaranteed. FINE DIAMOND RINGS. SOLID 14-KARAT GOLD HAND-MADE MOUNTINGS, $ ' <> Fine Diamond, $20.00. prom Pe, Fine Diamond, | Fine Diamond, §15,00, $20.00. aS BS ‘ Fine Diamond, Fine Giimond, 822.50. 8 Bao Fine Diamond, 25.00., $25.00. eS os |e be Fine Diamond, ine Diantord: Fine Dinond——— $30.00. $25.00. $30.00. CaD : ps de : Bt? £2 S cape uae Fine Diamond, saan <= a Hag 5.00, ine Diamond, | Ms $50.00. Fine Diamond, $65.00, * » Fine Diamond, | < | $60.00, Fine Diamond, $75.00. ara 1 ? Fine Diamond, Fine Diamond, 8100.00, $115;00. nm (= a ——— +n Fine DI sd, Fine Diainond, Fine Diamond, §226,00, $260,00. $335.00. Large Illustrated Catalog of Watches, © Jewelry, etc., for the Asking. Wedding Rings. Lambert wedding rings are-seamless— and solid-gold.No-better rings are or can be made, We say this with all authority iven by the reputation we have been Ruling up for thirty years, All styles, shapes, sizes and widths. No extra charge for engiaving. : S oi, Seamless 14-karat,~ 83.30. Seamless 14-karat, Seamless 14-karat, 84.40. 85.50. Seamless 18-karat, Seamless 18-karat, Seamless 18-karat, 4.00. $5.50. Seamless 22-karat, $8.75, Seamless 22-karat, Seamless 22-karat, $5.25. 87,00. to $15.00, Seanvess 14-karat, Seamless 14-karat, Seamless 14-karat, 36.60, $7.70. ~ $8.80. Seamless 18:karat, Seamless {S-karat, Seamléss 18-karat, $8.10. B04. $10.80. Seamless §14.00,- -karat, Seamless 10, Seamless 14-karat, Seamless 14 aps skarat, $11.00, $12.10. 20, vA Seamless t8-karat, Seamless 18-karat, Seamless 182karat, $13.50, 814.85, $16.20. Seamless 22-karat, Seamless 2 t, | Seamless 22-karat, $17.50. $19.25. $ $21.00, {SESE IRL re. that you: spent We is to sell you Reade Hroadway | Third Lifelike Ilustrations of Diamond Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings-for-the Asking, Av.; cor. 58th St. Open Saturday Nigtits-Unth 10 “ASEH” Green Stamp | No. 5 COUPON) =) COUPON NO. 6 WILL BE ISSUED TO-NORRO lente a Gtamna Qf ee §. 8H Geen MMS Fc, cea HIS COUPON, when presented with ‘| opainch ae )) Sune ae aisrot ke rele : lowing merchants: IDEAL MEAT MARKEI, M. 1. BRENAWASSER, POL, $10 Bd Ave,, Cur, S4th St y. LOEWENBEAKG, 2 B W. JR, SENIOR; Dry Goods, 214-220 W. Lath at GOLDWATER'S Drug Stores, SG Willy 484 Vi in MAS McCARTHY MEAT MARKET, 39 Oth Ave, To obta he stamps these Goapons ‘call for, all of the nambers of Series B'S (0 @ inclusive) mast be presented 2ene fime, and nol later than Oct, 16.