The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1906, Page 6

ay a eee : TURN COURT iNT take Barty wrth 1 MoGarrs, BIRDS AND DOGS [STOCKS SLOW I | MED MARKET QE THE HEAD OF CADETS MONTHS FLL W BROHOWA MEMIGERE OA Three Pups, Two Canaries and a Roomful of People in- ‘Dispute. Make a nolso Ike a dos biscuit an | -then #wauch to a qisick Imitation of efi bone and you have a mild idea | «the opening bour in the West Side ‘Qpurt sto-day, There were three dogs pA wwo canery birds ou exibition at ene and the sume time Mrs. Annie Kenny, of Na: #7 Ninth | wetations “are “Peggy,” «mild mppear- ing tox “teerier Pr belonging to Jonn usiok, of No Wes Fety-firat 1 pronounced 2 sirest, had Ditter her litte Freddie, aged RHR #4 —aeven,upor the ten. | Breddy'u Tet Ing was filed'as Exhibit A. ‘Thore was n-xety stall scrat Fables tov, even it is Was fort ~ teem. new. Cusick pron Pegsy $4 aohd the remains <o y exprens in order two ainGos Bie thankeacin us pass along to the ne: an elderly to Mrs. Mary widow of paper writer, the little son of . aE esr beret 'o. UG West One) Cale 1. Lucay was! Cor lent pappe | in, when Sporty war teiing-nungsrier; De ley promised to move, of No 1 Weat Bixty- ES BFA eftont. wanted $35 Zor giNine care, | 7 ile board, (Margaret | Inthe, sfee : Ae Sec. "Betis" iad! June 1 meee | Inter,’ Paper aoueht—the: sores Wns excosslvc try put ab) Ran. Cy expert yaluation of 2 cents on Betty, | touts ‘that keeping her during | Mo.. thie long, hot summer was worth every x t a to the city Co and more too, Keered to the City Court. 5 * eitwitisrings sound Ip now | Notoli he Went “nga ooh clerk puts ites me eek | North, Pacific ireal “Mistes tsavel a ty Jee; pectic Stat iiing wD, dresamakers, of N Bei _ hty-fourth street, charwed cy Pressed “Bi Fraok J. Dw: of the she Ow cL thelr aerate thelr at wubstl ted f ‘tally the Brown bird ee eoatanoe a er i Heat Spider. words +6 Uimt effect fect and fed ee FaBBY ore eraeno to the rary Wi wyers. i trate | telnert put his head in ow but piercing gronn, and aaid the several parties con- cerned woula aye to provo owperenic: As for erat all canarybirda looked | 1 wltke ie Misnea vad feta Mra. Dwyer Pat their the canta and catiog the birds fond Paeenes cand tried ii divers ways to sccure recognition. Hut there was compara-_ tively nothing Aoing. one then Wi ives at tages. ahary t8 and the bird woke him back as peart as ind they had al} & con- fa gtate amar the Mi vession ie me | ment Commission ¢ take the ferry {Mets was in DIES OF HEMORRHAGE. | Patrick Haley, fort: welned with | ‘eax. at Forty-second atreet and Lexing- : % ef FS SS ae —méments—He was night superintendent | “COTTON-BULES-UNLOAD-—+ AND PRICES DROP. | The weather map to-day showed frost Memphis and in parts of the West- pelt, this news causing the cotton —While_dying bs _w he en- s pret street wlatiol. ——$T0-A-DAY; CASH-PRIZES.— _ Pimples and Blackheads, ‘on w street) turn It ts not take oharee @ hemorrhage while ton avenue to-day and died ina few for. tie Deguon Contracting -Compaty-at as Belmont tunnel, Thirty-fourth street and First avenue ‘When his work was Gone he etarted for his boarding place wns it 18 BuDpOsed. Vandepoitt. quote “and a) er oon ‘collected. cifcier Tived at Hastings, X.Y ‘aghin called an imdulince, but clined the man wax Mead’ when vitosriveg was tnken to the Dust Wirty. In connection with the splendid Fire] ‘he | closing Department romance, "The Smoke 057 to 105 Eater," which begins tn to-morrow’s December. it Evening World, 310 a day will be given {), fo-cash prizes, See to:morrow's paper 3) tor partioulars. Del. & Mien. Rito Gi Corp re were advances of aboul kp highest; lowe nat changes of atocke from follows: It was proposed to tia: ratified by market to open. firm. Police- unioaded ang the list immediately do The opening prices as p Nove April, June, ble that the otty wil! efore Nov. 1 THE EVENING Some ices as Session | Advances, but Gains Not Pronounced. 2 in ongl Lead and Ameren And sn Smelting, Fin the session the Mat took «7 coerand bur advances wero The total sales of stocks to-day were 1,084,400 shares, and of EbSrios $2,887 e RFE S25) E af 2 Vet tet! pee f= 39TH STREET FERRY , PURCHASE PUT OFF. ‘Owing to the absence—of-Comptroller | Metz the Sinking Pund Commission to- |day declined to consider the purchase street ferry, this agree the Binking Fund | and for the city to Oot. 18, but an Mr consideration of oned tint! hin re The bull trader were! Octobe mber, 10.61 to 10.88 78) January, 40.8% M01 to 11.08; May, 1.0% to He: July, Let Us Remove Your ask RINKLES, Pimples, Scars, Smallpox Pittings and al} y and youthful> Facial Blemishes hide the true beaut ness of the face like a mask. When ri mation isasmarked as the change in moved. re above illustration, The famous Woodbury method tor restoring the face the transfor- to its natural appearance is the result of thirty-six years ot endeayor. Call or write now and learn all about it ; We Remove We Correct Wrinkles, An Imperlect Nose, Smallpox Pittings, Outstand Sears and Powder Marks, Warts and Molcs. ing | Drooping Wyelic ) Enlarge: Pores, | Hollow Cheek he John. a Dermalogica Institute, 4 "Consultation Pr t DEPT, D, 22 West 23d St,, NewYork, ms in the Way of Vehicle . .|DIAMOND RESTORED % | Woman, Causes Arrest. of Former y | for particulars, “WOXKLD, WEDNESDAY, c_ STREET CAR CUTS A BOY OF SEVEN Reinet that_Kited-Him.— exr-oldyItalian boy was cut under the whoels ofa B. R. T. George street ahd Hamburg Brookiyn, to-day. The trunk avenue, and the head, which had been com- @ fellow was tun rg. ayentie oor, ying to steal a ride, dodged acrcea the tracks right a rar seine tn—the_oppaatte. Before Julius Zetzer, the | couid apply the brakes tho} | gone under the car, A front | beheaded him. crowd of five hundred excited Ital. gathered, but none of them could) tify the victim. Policeman Faust} Treated the motorman on « techaleal | charge of homicide, although the eye-! witnessea agreed Zetzer had not been! at fault. He was paroled !n the cus- tody of hia counsel by the Magistrate n the Adams Street Court ——_—_—__—_—_ ON TIP OF A SEER. | tune-Teller Describe ‘d “as the Posséssor. WATERBURY, Oct. 10.— Be- aul “n-the-reveia—+ tions of @ fortun Oscar A Valentine im once more the possessor of a diamond ting which ehe loat Merch: and her bosom. frend. dL Noel D, Thomas. of Ha, bonds of $50) awaiting t loged theft of the gem. With her back, but her faith in human nature kone, Mrs. Valentine does not know whether to De glad or sorry, j—She—vistted her _trlend Mrs Thomas just Maton, One day-sheteft the ring on a@ dresser. it dlsappeired, and a seatoh of the premises, led by Mrs. ‘Thomas, falled to reveal {ta prosence. Mra, Valentine wept and gaye it up for- ow. weeks ago friends induced her | to Join in a Jark which centred around 4 visit to m fortune-teller. Mra. Ms tine asked the seer @a to the wh: abouts of her ring, and wap told that it had been astolén by aw fine-looking hair. I The depoription le said to have tallied with that of Mrs. Le eka $10 A DAY, CASH PRIZES. -In-connesiion with the -apiendia Fire | Department romance, “The Smoke: Eater," which begina in‘ to-morrow'a Evening World, $10 a doy wil! be given Bee to-morrow's paper in cash prizes. pletely seyered, were carried to theland Thin avenue jpolice station tn « bla Whioh mn] -Biie-married the woman” sirgeon turn years ago. He promis “XBWPORT NEWS.-¥7, woman with slender figure and light MAGISTRATE GIVES BIG IRON GIRDERS. | | i i, | Married to His \ Victim, Who. Crush Wagon and Graze | Tries in Vain to Have | Drivers, but Luckily No Him Freed. | One Is Injured. | } two his wétehing about «a ton Blue tried the great jron mass # t Workhowss- by Magistrate | Yorkville Police Cour: to-day on com-| his wife, Fannie piaint of @ living, |the noose by which y |the end of tha tron ¢ to prove that he worked for at but tt waa shown ja ‘stool pigeon en-} gaged in looking up pickpockets and minor orobks around Fourteenth etreet | yohad th fail directions, goto e two girders fell into the at Magisirate Breen, wha! tablish her ina home and a lite of| lg oealenilee Within « wagon In -whleh they we The two men were ¢ 1, Di | tronwork fo- the new ed Dy Alfred £ 3 Broadway, me," slic Lawye: repccsenting BI ue, Hair on Face, Neok and Arms Removed by the New Principle DoT iracle the nvittrinaw Magistrate the wife—has | ‘used Injured party persisted che | withdrawn the compis eae | he poor women {a not the only. in- ed party.” replied the | Maxistrate hgoclsty ta an tnfured party th Gils cane to put. this creatur, mpelled to work f what he eats.” CAPT. H. &. LEE WEDS misa| ty poy WATT. 7 Ot 10. the Bleventh Infantry of Providence, R, Harry E ac A long gloye story is daily told in short words’ by many _wearers of the celebrated ~ Kid Glov ‘The y_are “The World’s Best.” Thousands of dozens-of new importations from France are are offered at the old prices. WOMEN’S FRENCH G-ACE MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, in Set all desirable colors, including black’ and white— | 8 Button Lengths,. 1. 50 | 12 Button Lengths, . 1.75 . FINEST QUALITY OF FRENCH MOUSQUBTAIRE GLOVES, in black and white— ust In an\t 12 Button Lengths, value $3.00, for..... Soper ts 44 Button Lengths, value $3.50, for..... -. 2.50 16 Button Lengths, value $4.00, for........ ‘2.75 WORLD’S BEST 2 CLASP” GEACE KID GLOVES, Paris Pt. back, pique or averseam, in all desirable ——shades,-inctuding-bsekand_white,_____ 1.00 to 2.00 P=. ee — 1 Our Mail Order Department Will Serve You Promptly. son C? = SIXTH FAVE. 19 10:20 STREET. NEWYORK. WEST 125TH ST., EL @ 8TH AVS. is or length to afford am- | ple protection in}. j stormy we: a very ment for school days | the traveller! Made of the very finest material, with a~ plaid back—vyery dressy ° ish in appearance— with-notched-collar, patch semi-fitted back +-Oxford or | | And whet a boon to | Just note the style” andthe material to- {morrow and try..to match Our own artist _has_pictured théese garments for you that you may | + soimeidea of just how they look. tail of making as carefully as we can the general style and appearance our pul- chase of them would not-be sufficient to meet anything lixe the demand. way, we believe you'll be sufficiently interested to come and see for yourself— and if you do you'll be interested—take our word for it. The Rain Goat at $18.75 is exactly as you see ‘ Te here, cut furl ather, yet dressy gar- i Se \ other any days. rain - prooteus sort of man- and pockets Tan. this garment =_ elsewhere for a full third more. WeeTTR a Coats at 18.75 and Tee cloth Coats at $23.75 Present Two | Remarkable Specials. | If we could depict the nates ither | 4 ais and every de= Any= j The 3-4 @oat at $23.75 or ds an apt demonstra- } Con o! what we are {pace to accemplish 4 { this season thro: ial - excélien rench |, ~ Broadcloth popular thres-quart length; om. y \ \$ 23. 75 full ' \ : : Fol ; back to form yoke, With Linish of wide callopéd and fancy braid, Lined wth satin, Se fuily anteed: One word—natty ) —tells story. Don't believe your dupli- Robe stock last Spring—so t |_new showing 1 making, | Previously owned to sell at $7 and: $7.50. 0 ment of patterns—made from the warmest and most desirable ma- terials. t Ta lot of Steamer Rugs, speciaily priced at'eess esses i Entirely New Fall Showing. «Fortunately for us—and for you—we cleaned we Ca of best designs ar These Robes are made especially for us, being cut so as to provide the greatest possible comfort particularly inter 1 in the Special Lot at $4.95 an invite you to an pattems the market atoms You'll (Men's Blanket Bath Robes. up our entir liberilly, be Malin Floor, These $4.95 Robes embody every idea of comfort and careful Indeed, they are the ejual in every way of kinds we ‘Tremendous assort- The Robe Showing runs the gauntlet of prices from $2,950 $12 easy stages, t o—So that every one's ideas may be met. Annual October Sale Toilet Articles. Representing the Widest Array of Requisites at the Lowest Prices. Ever ‘Quoted in Ni ‘York. While our below those af at ces on T. houses, 04 ial effect big selling, interest you. trated effort is made to supply at which time our own prices fall below their regular level. ~-Nor_dses-the-fact_of some stores—cecasionallycuttine the prices on—one_or_two-art below the regular—it becomes an occasion worthy your interest. Por or_this particular sale—undoubtedly the most \mportant we ever planned. oilet Articles of standard use are invariably as low, or ‘¢-do-nottet. this fact stand in the way of the semi-annual sales here, Main Floor. No few articles can be made to serve any one—but when a concen- you with everything you could possibly have use for—at prices away TUR fectitttes “tor quick service with ab : Nmited in order to protect. our public and prokibit purchases below what dealers pay. Lay In a supply | for the entire s = Soe ee = {MAIL ORDERS Fitten ieee aos See ay ¢ ple Tot ot Nasawoat ae den = + Briltiantine- —. Gloves soy Ebony xteace = ! y for dry halr; in thie wale | | for boupework: alwaye aE ofaiers, oftered sacha | Ja pad berearltins ava seny uals lecie oftered tn thle sae ony joe aScrenaiSBeee| at 40c, at 29c, | $1.45 Oz. | j { Tottet —— : — Brushos, Mennen's Tatcum: vin = Perfumes — 4 A sora. nack Nav | |l let or borated Teffel, Vio- i Berube Aas Rubifoam. ranor, 0Z., 39¢ 107 ; t xc en SBany, Sanitol Tooth z Listcrine, $1 size.... 55c Perrannn: if brintles, excel: RAUa Yon Iss Witchy Hazel DP e*-Kiss—the Latest and Shel EA 2 yalugscs-. joap, cake... Tc|Most Lasting Perfume,|| | 09,! be i - cont BREANES ||! Danderine,-15c, 35c, 50c | per OUNCE-.seee.+0e1.00 |] | C9" a8. | 1 Bde to 2.60 Johnson & Johnson Ab-|Chamols >kins—best}] | “¥jspow Bp WOOK DEPON TS, MAIR sorbent Cotton, Ib. | 28-2 |-auality—speclally priced Bee ed ok ie" hun Gena, ||] Ea Blache Face Powder for thle sale. 10c to 1.10 |F—8%, 5 uo | | : su) + || —all shades. 20c | Finaud's Eaude Quinine, || | Meus "Weo® Bahic | | BAH BRURITES. Williams's Shaving Soap 40c, 80c to 1.55 Fact 2 io ht Mandlon ot |] “eakes ac; sticks....15¢!Woadbury's Facial Soap.) Reacts, Reoinina of | Lyon's Tooth Powder, |Cakes..... 2 for acl] ode R ‘ | + BBc/-Packcr's Tar’ Soap — 2 Barme Water! 4 ealth.. 33] fOr eres sesyeserecre ee 25e |] | on | Be { Mae Watsn care ce Be | Rubber Goods (sor STICKER. | Face Prepara- ih 1.25 RUBEN sPoNGhe Saran a le tions: Soags. : BRON GS Ni Ns or | RRATIA OLIVE ont ee YB MONEY .OF Cnatile Bos i MIB CEUTA AVIE hays mond reunites WEST INDIA BAY = Manicure oods, STONR—Alt BY aS IREAT TA BAL} 8-98, AMERICAN pm or HAY Drawers for-one-day's-lively selling at the price. in-medium -weighi—the overstock ofa lacal maker. “splendidly made garments, equal to most sorts-sold-at-$1,50. Men's Medium Weight Elastic rh cashmere Underwear. Made A splendid chance for those wearing the me- dium—weight-underwear__ Special at. . Men's Winter Welght Natural wool mateh. to fit perfectly. We every professional and home dressmaker wi ; at this-abiurdiy-tos-prive pose of kinds on the ma sloes the same identical work, ! fact an Dents Aectly cut “aasured. i, At every th--aom MAIL ORDERS FILLED. “Ansiperseey ig for $1.00 to even hang int Giore wi hing: almont Ir ind measuring Sale of Skirt Gauges 20c. control the local market for an article which ML be wi lnteresied Malu Floor, We've: just about enough of these. Shirts and 1s Made—of-fine-selected wool. nd ought to sell out ina day. Special at. This-isa_splendid gar- Ail natural wool Soft finish, $1.25 an and Drawers—19, SEZs) ment, ranging in ‘price from. The woman who seeks the maximum and shapeliness in a corset will wish a Judic. sets are made exclusively for us by the foremost corset- iere of the world in Paris. latest style ideas, the most beautiful materials, the most | shapely lines, the best workmanship known to the cor- set-making craft; and they are most reasonably priced, considering their artistic and structural qualities. One new very graceful model for the medium figure is made of fine French Coutil, medium hip, long over abdomen, fan-boned front, gore cut, deep bust gore, heavily boned, excellent for me- dium figures, There are a score of other models meeting every wish and’ require- sirserees: $3.75 to $24.50 Another model, double gore cut front, large, deep gored hip, bust, long, deep Hips and Jong back steels, small tapering for medium or stout figures, garters front and sides. Fancy Broche material, in blue and white, lavender and whi all white, garters on front and sides to match, bust, handsomely trimmed on top, horn-boned. t line, Ais! We have expert fitters-to aid you in , wearing. Beautiful Judie Corsets. of beaut These cor- | lhey represent the very ‘$5.75 high: bias boning over hip, no side atin ribbon trimming, excellent Price $8.75 aL medium ang high Prices: getting the corset best suited to your figure, thus assuring you of | the best possible results and utmost comfort in a $9.95 Second Floor. On special table to-morrow at 28c—a price that places this handy device within. reach of every one. “Men's $1.50 Winds Wear at 1) / *10 jects; 5 ramed, Choc 75 @ents. Fourth Floor, ‘Women's 5 ‘Hosiery, | _25¢. tint — tra fine gauge, full onedtiske: splendid quality and_finish: double soles, heels]. | and toes. Main Floor, Stockings that we import ourselves, and know just how | Trgood-theyres i iH het Srsnmenseeareeay Will place in your home one of these fine PIANOS. The used instruments w! swe-ofter-farte-marrawhave just-come_to_us_in_exchange- toward the —payment-ef—eur = fine new pianos. They are all in good condition and worth double our price. JUST -RIGHT .FOR BE- GINNERS, and if at the end of-a.year you feel_that vou would like to exchange for one of our new pianos we will allow you—every--dotlar— : you've = Feurts Hvar, Our New Pianos Arcth — -Fanious PACKARD, H. & S. G. ANDEMAN> = Scr 1UMANN, and16-other-fine: makes. Here’s the list of bargains for to-morrow. Every one an upright and a great value, but first comers will get the she choice, Our Priee price. when new. 1 Chickering ..$100 $450 i 1 Bailey ...... 1605 250 1Schumann.. 150 300 { 1 Waters . 150 325 1 Weser Bros, 125 300 1 Steinway 150 500. 1Gordon ,... 95 300 1 Stulz & ‘ Bauer 325 1 Radle. 250 ' 1 Brasbury 300 1 Fischer . » 459 1 Vose tees $25 Mahogany i 1 Kurtzmens. 309 and l0 others. ; i Remember, Only S10 Down We guarantee every ine} | 4 | strament to be satis- | \! (factory. G eve PIA SPER A KT Cy bie hi relma comms ieee