The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1906, Page 15

__THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1906. B STAM FOUGHT. HELPS TOPUT A OFCARWRECKFODND” Of TENEMENT LESHL WE “9 3 HIN DISTRESS “BIG GALES AT SEA’ WOMAN IN CELL!*sxs.c%e.cossn.S!" ABUSE BLAZE steerer "| amounting $40,879.68 eee We Bought the ENTIRE STOCK ; “, ing to Fix Blame. | gistration. — LOMA EN TEDiers D 1] Others of Crew of Peru | Valuable Work of Art peau ea EOSCS Life White Mother} 2 ae Fae Reh at pecorrea ne At 57c. On 0 ar * vianalilfromPtomaines | Played Part in “Mrs. } ; S } ds Hanging Out Clothes Giart AND PLACE SAME— ON SALE S| in Yard. of the . During Voyage. Fusan’ s’” Downfall. % BOSTON, Nov. 22—With four men Maree: See eae ONG ot 1B tend and every man of the ship sufter-| " eee ee : “ae | ‘ é ang more or less from ilness, nop |} Twonty-tirst ; ‘ 1 5 posedly ptomaine. polsoning.- the Brit-| 4 utred in the room x c g__tehs stenmahtp Per Se oes | Oe : 2 7 Men’s Suits. Overcoats. yands of its % AIS RE ME 4) fe S1S.00° MEN'S” “WINTER VER= r ey) re ~ black’ and veed, double and | COATS, black beaver; also long fancy Vomen's oves € V sinpietress ated; plaid belt; satin lined; Women’s Kid Gloves «¢ “@ 5.0067. SO Gt are 7.50 NGK AND. FANCY $20.00 _N s all the Tatest- mod- fCOA days had er Naure tel; wf gales; arrived in this port froth. Fowey, England, it was the indirect’ means There were twenty-two men tn the| tn @ cell of Wier tem erew, and most of tfiem had eaten, mus-| Mee Court prison arcuseil welg which they hid gathered before! a formed check flor $0) o: starting on the -voyags, | nental ‘rust Compan’ Ja as thowe of a: art IMPORTANT OFFERING MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, 12 button length, larlegia bad gol ang out some, felt her —t WINTER, OVER-| k Irish frieze; melton, ker- do Baby sinter. have been WORSTED: SUIT: ies Pastorfield ts “police y oft ste ‘ els; 1906, long. form fitting, single} sey and Scotch effects; all 4 Tru et the men died before Queens-| gay, to hotel-men from ocean to o-.a,| Mery Of Charles Hizeley, of Woodbury, nae LAtAHE Ot! wet Black and White, Regular Price $3.00, 2.25 patr | breasted, all satin tneds 1 q Qyqp| silk Vene, Hneds this site, 10,00 : who has uved|nesday that he had-started for Ati SUITS, high~grade,| COATS made from Amported kersey Capt Mason worked like a hero with CAPE GLOVES, one clasp, Russtatanned, | Whie | ¢ nq $30.00 MED aristoc R ay h allored, custom made; imported It stom tallored; slik V J: the contents of his medicine chest, and | on her y faint the! end Of] City, but He has been Jearned it |! BIARRITZ GLOVES, alx buttoh length, lems i Ha reat aT e caPaTS MUTA Tiga SACRE a RHR sacha Ris efforts stayed the sickness — that | her tether She ts “ut “comes 4 | bem wentiainatead)? to:; Camda te Oe galt E ne-vent side plalts i T English Paddocks; this s: mwvepttinereniol | RGRS Mer Atsee wie was fold f friends: He only heard of ais own sup —— es : Cee eee “Gale 15.00 | Enslish- Paddocks; : The men who died were: Henry posed death xesterday and at once not | ; Sager as ~Men’s Trousers. j Wendt, ship's carpenter, ‘Liverpool; || ‘The ivory crcl fied his relatives at he 'S FULL DRESS SUITS, Glussenpe Catroll, freman; James Kil: Cagture waa the Coroner Gaskell, who took « Arge Of the bodies round to-day eka td Tw theory th r ney, sailor, and Luct Ferro, man, Murphy, of Caltcoc yd sa The crew on Arrival expressed thelr SUC It tx coltaternt ont ¢ ; t 7 = man hamed Colville, y . : ai a Joy “and tho captain gaye all a chance por MT peranens?EuITRe ¢ @ recuperate after the trying expef{- cathedra (was ead it had | Teck and he cn in $20.00 Cravenettes. b ; anes Ratetean | ei $4.00; thisssale. x wl! a a aK Used stg sae, 20400 | $0001 tis sae 00 Figatie shu aligl MNO ECORIGHE °C £10.00 MEN'S TUXEDO. SUITS, Men’s Rain Coster € ohin Dot , « . sitk lined. rhisteiic 15.00) 85 00 Cravenettes. Men's Gloves. be found in the viein'y ence. lroy oflld has v OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. ——_.—— HILL STOCKS AND CAPE GLOVES, jin the new London shades of Havana, | of J a Se Oak, Red and Tan. _-Regutarty $1.50, 1.00-patr et BE Lie f aN “PALL MALL," for promenade and visite, 1,50 « les “ARNOLD,'” for promenade and full dress, x ‘2.00% nN 5 an + Men’s Hosiery and Underwer DEPENDABLE QUALITIES HALF HOSE, Black Silk Lisle, soft Cotton with unbleached soles and Fancy Livle Thread Value 50c, OC pair Boxes, 6 pairs, $2.00 HALF HOSE, Black Cashmere (Real Trish Balbriggan) Hana Embroidered Insteps. Regularly $1:50 pair, 75 pair SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Natural iuerino, medium and winter-weights, [ins met of th REONG LENDERS. Great Northern and Northern} + | Pacific Show Exceptional x: tH han determined lie w he lieat J ay would jump whe said.” Hut & Strength, epee | aenree uy, the former the latter a explained her |SUES FOR SHARE | t h on. | 4 pet Mre * Phe=list= closed higher, with trading |" shone fejend i IN PRIZE MONEY | maoderately active peter iat GoingtoBuy aPiano The London stock market. upon the| cording | to Mrs: Pantorfield) was | a4 0 Coie, s Beanie Gt aria given to her by a Mr. MiIne. of Puil- |) x 4 forged check, posites y Wants British Gav- This Fall ? Pas-| ernment to Pay Cash She Al- | If so, NOW is the best time to se- ame and cure a bargain, Don’t-wait until De- mbar when many of the best of-| ferings have been ‘picked up. For the next 30 days we have a splendid offering of slightly used pianos of our own and other good ma bargain prices. To give youan idea: Fine =mahoga upright maker), full walnut upri; from nev. didnot =Wmerica tone of unsettled Kenenully The Hil stocks, however, cose buoy. | the ently, Great Northern pi wepidly & points and £12 { Chesapeake: and Ohio de | Reading 9 poln | oventig market he z ST Ter rely largely on Mra. Rob y ax to her former friends for the crucifix to convict has swindled they declare ns of cd rising n Pacific oe =— — - { N lhe ffrxanafr dere. 7 | When boys are small, their) As boys get larger, they 5 | ‘| fore Gloss at6P.M mothers are apt todress them ‘rebel at “children’s stores.” | : } prize. money alleged t usband She was martied on March 10, to Thomas Lealle, a gunner in the Ro at “children’s:stores.’ | They naturally follow their j Later they come to us, and/ fathers Here; their mothers Winter Suits for Men | often express regret, that/find that they might have ee { "A man “wants very much more than mere warmth in the Winter} they had not known we“have saved Bea of shopping ea he wears, He wants the best possible atyle,and if style were [everything a-hoy-of-3-wears_ round. Se The trading wy \) There was a decided impr Jaw in the session, almos, tl promt leyel an etiye. inet {a matter of cost {t would be well worth paying for, But the pro- It's so hard to find our. Each of our three Boys’ knows vetter than to make ver 76, 000 satisfied purchasers duction of a sult cut In faultless style 18 no more costly than ono that ey of bay 's clothes, | Stores i isa complete outfitter, i 3 vie trouble for me,’ Jost tall-the-storv-nt is lacking 1n every point of correctness, It {s a mutter of per: | E idee ere {ten be ma gut ail git Nous ie{} Models, and in Wanamake Ing every garment, from the chea ROGERS, PRET & COMPANY, SA Es . x Z to tho best, is designed by the foremost © rts Th he Cothhig trad points Ht all = i E ‘oadway Stores, "Three Broadway Stores. Beinnd your tea nta irene ent planos to rent. OM |Every line is perfect, every garment Is shapely and good-looking. | Hass yet 260 | 258 842 1260 Reanal 2k Beaten sien Her Contes Ba entemexchanged: Write for||) ‘Then there {3 the further matter of quailty. Every fabric used ini{| 258 1 opposite Tiear_, «opposite Pacihe ositie! ana musi declared alee, Fate einen Fane {Wanamaker clothing {a absolitely-all-wool, and this applies to-our $15. at ena 32d st, | Cily Hall, Union Square. Greeley Squara Reiduig was Ria ; = Soe eye Arava ea Ti feltsllnbr ous a tateeure. lsuits, as woll as to our $40 sults, In every grado there Js tho’ maxt-\|| Warren st, CES O5)| | igen tcoen Sn Jack told me he wes e¢ing aways PEASE PIANO Co- mum of hand-work on vital parts that {t Is possible to put In at thol i ' ny 7 “ pee! ni ™ ti . SS Needing sasres" i : “498 West 424 St,, near B'way, N. Y,|] 2c TBe materials aro. solocted. trom. the very cholceat. patterna i - st ote oe anaes my Snnipanelie 1 NEquT ED TAneh: “produced by the foremost woolen mils. The workmanéhip Uiriout Is of; = YULTON ST: 10 NEW ST, {a superior character, and prices are the lowest’ for which sults of! jequal quallty can be purchased anywhere. | Men's Fancy Sack Suits of worsteds and cheviots, in a very broad as-| sortment of patterns, at $15, up to handsomely silk-lined sults at $40, Plain Blue and Black Sack Suits, $15 to $35. —_Fancy Sack Sults-tor yout men-of 16-to-20,-at #12 to-$90-aomuit Fur-Lined Coats for Women Stylish Suits c At 5 18. /|$3. Shoes for ‘Men and Women valde $3.00 At $32.00 final run Reading was pushed 6 Ww an extreme rise of 4 5-8, a = Syn: (tix | PROFIT TAKING CUTS ke promt GAINS IN WHEAT. hea y with prices showing slight gains but ,sascd en 7 thority of tader (o_take profta_f__}t higher wning prices were: Tip May; — 61-8 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 4 1 | The Clostny Quotatte Tosday5 ti any ner changes final quotations & i F ull length models of mnoded black broadcloth. and the Wanamaker; h I d d hi 1 fi iN itl |Rellable Shoes for women present the most remarkable values-on-the, lined with selected” gray _and_white squirrel fur, s an illustration gf the ieseeseacara argue saer cemcwe nile rel nliceienermodacrlersiicann Weak large shaw! collars of black lynx or Persian lamb. at immense—scope—_¢f_ the - tnaker Sboos, there Ix-an additional reason for economy whlch makes’ LAMBERT stocks, we select ‘the price possible, We place -ourordera-montha -ahead—of-the-other, Evenings Coats Value $50 At $34- full tength—_models of imported — —forr—this-announcement-a hoe. stores, so_that factories work on them long hefere thelr rushtime-| broadcloth in white, champagne or light gray, Anal Comper Am. Car prices were + Decenthe ont Sig] 413; December b ee as - + e a 8 c op their organization together and thei opular price and ask ibegins, ad” ore able to keop wethar All popu P a factory paying rent. ‘This 1s why we can offer at $3, shoes which equal oak Rape Tri fi Peace beet poe ath) aie alae = | compen of the ready-to- in every respect tho best sold elsewhere at $3.50. You will sce tho| satin lined throughout—a faithful copy of a re- COTTON BEARS HALTED { weary Clothes we ‘seli at this correctness of aiylo and tha wide Variety of models ata slanco—budl|! tlysimported “model = BY GOOD BUYING.) | figure, with _ those _quoted you_w}}}-beat-appreciate Wanamaker $2-Shoes hy-the-aplendia-service!(!|| cently Imp elsewhere at $25. Ge style which they will give. Mado in every style, and in every leather, for|] | Fanaa atthe Ga and.make #f these ete ilCaresa and business woar, Doth. mon and women, Street Goats, Value $30. 00. Ats 18. 75 Market to-day was active, 4) The | mpleteness of stocks {n all other grades and {ol girls, and amaller children, There ts the same c an other shoes for boy: dertone steady, ‘the first prices being eee is absolutely~- the same as Ghe paInt aumer to five lowes Mes = our_own at ‘$455 the-enly> { 1 buytn Maite the dee ening prises tu-day were: No! difference is the fabric, | 10.4. December, 10.00; J . Full-length models of imported black broadcloth; Sinsoaeia ts FeTattinig: tt jined-with-white-or-black—satin and elaborately «Main floor, Wanamakgr Butta trimmed with black silk braids and velvet. Shoer for W toes for Men and Hy; E ipressy ‘and Bractoal Starts for Women. Herald Saks & Compare Sauare ||| rie Wanamuker stocks are comprehensive of very good style in every locirable fabric brought out this season in Women's Separate Skirts, y skirts are in plaids, checked and striped suitings, in gored, plalted Specialists in Apparel for Men, Women and Children, . » Pressed | Steal” Ry Steel Sprii _. Teadine Hy Mobruary. nove, March, 10.22) Apri | May, 10.317 J) mone; July; it Kiniattgne se Three Smart . 'The closing prices’ were: Nov . 2 ber, 9.87 to 9.88; Jan. 4 Fete Sale prnmenruary: 100te0 40 | ¢e/Models at $18, § to 10.10; "April, ee to a i Se et eee Ranging from extreme to = rae Rounce-styies,-at-prices-froin-$i to-$17, — = = conservative, in the new [where are Skirts of fne broaacioth, herringbono serge and Panama i 5 cle t $11 to $16, shepherds plaids, gun club othe at Sire dressy silk-lned Skirts of handsomn’ yolles and other, checks, broken stripes and | \matertals, at $1475 to $25. fei an : pe i 2 0 { ere are tudiyidual descriptions of, five popular-priced yar: atten plain effects, blues and grays, i|| ACs stot cloth cheviot and Panama, In four different styles: five, also gray~ herringbones. @#e \Hiseven und eleven-gored; side-plaited and platted in pancls; some fin- variety~ ef patterns is almost i] | [shea with strapping. 933 Broadway, Hane’ t'§0.50 and $6.75 —Of Panama cloth. and cheviot; gored, side and| —Near 324 Bt-— endless and the values cannot * \]lpox-plaited; one siyle trimmed with strap of cloth, giving tho’ effect of i ||in flounce MAKER OF be appreciated unless seen, j “MEST and $7-50—0F Panama cloth, in three different styles; four a | " i i res; Inverted plaited seams front, side and back; others plalted tn FINE FURS “eAsk the eMan Who Wears Thom.” | \Rusters, trimmed with taffeta; one style gored, with side seams, Specials for Saturday Seana | | \ At $8—Of chifion Panama cloth, In four different styles; gored, ‘box ———— | We also sell Me 1's Satisfactory { Heberdashery, Shces and Hats, | 39-41 Cortlandt St. 3 STORES. 183 Broadway, lor side-plalted; one style fitting plain over the hips; box-plaits giving the effect of a founce, At $9 —Of fine Yanama cloth, in brown and bluez-gored, box-platted with strapt, plaited panels, Third floor, Droadway, Stewart Bulldin Steel pe. Wabaali Vabanh SpAdv ane SPECIALS FOR’) | Friday and Saturday, | ‘Black Lynx Sets } Large “Tarae Mutt and Boa; $35.00 | regular price #35, for, byes $75.00 | made from our celebrated Anglo-A flannel in solid colors, stripes. plaids, etc. Reg. Prices $5 & WAISTS~300 non-shrinkable Flannel Waists, § 3: 85 Beating Out Sorro\y, (From the Atlanta Conslitustin,) "You seem to be in the sorrowful Jand an’ yet you're always shouting Datleluiar” “Yes: that’s tho way I fool Sorrow. She thinks, Joy ' coming and takes to the woods}'* ~ GLOVES—16-butt i th mousquctaire, JOHN WANAMAKER Hee eee ee > | -95 Formerly A. Bot. othe pth Aye, | Le si Near Doy St. Subway Station. BROADWAY, SEYEN ENTIC STREETS, HAND EIG! see Sees At LI SEA