The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1906, Page 9

eS ee : AG THE EVENING WORLD, TIRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1906. 7 LAWS uN aes vs oan, BAAZILIAN ENVOY "Stine" int noseras, FORGERY CHARGED : peg g | | Got § Mark. "fast; CG ustomers 30t a Linen and Explanationings. + F { Ay the feed a . pn oh WiTh LAWIER ees —Defendant—in— Divorce: Case Talks Sharply to |. = Husband's Counsel. Le ae | (CQEOGNES and Vases The ideal" awd; of -yreat beauty of esas SST ees Sn Gal ie ee TR BE Ue Ore nse (nian Tas Messin o¢| OR ald a ho _desian in Silver Depost'Ware [I | Player- Piano g took the stand tn her own ¢ ible the entertain- the hearing of Woy her husband, iends with the mu- sic they like best. qmlillonaire jute mantacty re Justice Marean in the Suprome Coy Call or.write for Catalog “ Open Saturday Evenings. : “ANDERSON & CO! Mra. Lawson _w 270 Fulton St., Brooklyn. rhe lderw want break Mr. Schitulder be; to PATERSON, tant Receiver at Yonkers| Indicted After an cretary Root “Are You’ fir ‘an Anarchist” Incident Has—eame in wite-while-de Faded Away. Tin» divine condit Brooklyn, x in the o-day it de Maaslactiring Company rn) i) SELVERSMITHS Invé LANE, ‘N.Y: n Siranch, 407 Multon Street. to: some Kanter ext 5 "The Vases are of white or richly Aurar i Howpltal aave hypodermic © injections. wh m for a Ume, but oxprtat tinted red Joe green glass and cost $5.00 and upward. The Colognes cost $3,00 a pair and upward, i and. then red. | bathe at Ses had puiided | eit shal see t a a not wisely but too hot... BRE ; “oH fa ta magico, ABA: i feexkmination failed ti Roe ' . oe platted (0.6 egal 5th A 3505 St Falwire bad struck -the mas, } h : * 2 thet dof timere of aa th AVE. at 35th St. ae farty yearmot mae BH Heore turned in an atara 452 Matden Lane, New York nplaint “very _neryou. teeth chi was suffe: @hook’ perceptibiy, I slightly es ough from ‘a chil. D jehe spoke in a tow Wasenorn sae DON, " HACKENSACK TALKS OF | p-"74:s sere: GRAND JURY ACTION, : te ce whom the re Nave Ly the time t treme get q Eoyynan ane: was | : Bry Meare ee awucn pad felt annoy n she was iter Cald €S; rahakias » ashe the us | = = = = and face the ju » ILSCKE : In| vot which waa "Aue NEW WAY TO RAISE | GOATS. | ESE ic a ~ avoided looking Tie fae = a ata order -1o=complere as | It Cont Catlins 56 Ce (o-Phid 1 OltNow He's, Maa, | Nhe inanitest, of deference: ad not taker, saying she. din’ wukoeptible Jnr | Apptrentiy: the purse int healnd-clused deans! corte Mr Sanu { to pay for $18,09)| bad }ENT, Conn., Nov. 165Wiltie Cor 1 of the Taw . ieee Sale 4 thus influence the res On the local streets\ to ¢ R 4 lins, who has @ large pas ‘i @ young co ea teng : 4 in 6 c qesior 3 = iB ~ - LIQUOR TAX VOID. Warren, cas » Break te * paper an advertise with her husband, She said t) pecial 10 ‘The Evening Wo Oshkosh, Wiss off ORT, Ky. No to tell a n twas thirty-fye years was thirty-eight, that Fled eleven years agh and lived at No.|'n gouts Coll hat this wes not ©o. 13 851-2 Union street, Brooklyn. The} The town people are indixnant. anj) Richsrdson “Ladi ; a la “ oe there is talk of airing the ter /be- oon restif Migueeal a nt them on an elevator. 3 pen tree arene ade IM peed el tars poy ee fue ie ‘oer barrel and 25 cents per vack-| Collin He haa been awindled. father, Mr. Lawbon paying t ‘the ‘Franklin Circuit Court, to- ——— held constitutional and enforaible Leelwative act of Maroh, 1908, tm-| x a Nax of 11-4 cents per gallon on quor manufactured. ‘The. de FOUND DEAD IN STABLE. ~ Richart Delaney: thirty years okt homeless, was found dead to-d ptable—at No,617 East Fo: taxes on it for some time, Tatting it g0, 30 that she [PR @ forectosure but fina pad to lose ity —_ IMPROVEMENTS. pper—Have you noticed any {m-} 908) Probably the most interesting rae a this = comme orat the # Aig Aue TASTING exterectn ee ‘Her Face Not Painted. [PariasnensWeuildawneonciws ys thes 5 Tete a irgeon irom B ; usked hep have bullt Appe \ z ual wave the cause as slcoh establishment of the Brill business is the marvellous di splay or men’s over! as inthe Tour Brilt stores. = a5 are RTE YOU i Tit (ie greatest Possible ass0Tt 0 OUST, and weaves. An assortment jonly and desirable sourdes: of supply—viz: from f Hrill-directed taltoring organizations. Brit overcoats are best value you'llitind anywhere because of many, Brill tr: advantages, sach as) volume business, minimum manufactari: and selling. 3% pense, market adyantages and Brill contentment with lowest limit of profit. é sntiae — eae i z SSS é ; Brill stores are the only stores now Selling strictly high-grade overcoats ato less Nae ee i : i than generally prevailing prices, despite the present increased cost of materials, work: Bent : z 4 manship, ete. At any particular price from $10 to $60. Brill: overcoats are” ex values. 3 In referring tol = sstble ethese coats are gathered from. such lary x foremost American tailoring «institutic: ir (“Is your hair touched “Yes. ‘The jatiocks 1 ‘have turned my chair prematurply ; i spots, and 1 did touch It up to hilde that defect,"" sid the defends 8 added that while her ndrns "Greater New York A ifieatio Te \ . Men's Stores AE saree ved The only place you'll get proof when ition, here are extra extreme values among these Saati Recguster ns: | Some (| SEAR Gree CD CIO OS Anniversary Special Overcoats - Shoe materials have gone up 52 per % ; cent.—and a good many shoes have been Roney or mayen Non" Wl Suauiety Aver & corner Recent || sadly cheapened this season, as a result. A Tilt with the Lawyer. #166 Weet {5th Bt, corner wie “Make the salesman show you just how What did Carmichael have Th Ave. trictly high-grade overtoats anywhere under 44 more. Hand Tailored All-Wool Melton and Worsted Cheviot ce Brooklyn, seen when Custom Tallored All-Wool Black and Oxford Melton and Worsted Cheviot Over | coats, cut on new semi-fitted models, ttilored so well that here are the “$10 fitted backs Tightest, Srerunge areatace neon pegamitolineans ss Fallon 8, oppoel f your shoes are made and what they're HD y 3 4 ibm) We 3 : Fitted and. semictitted coats, singlecbreasted tet. paddocks, single Ebook Gl aaacraarmabteh reso eerie sun fhentes near Bed- q made of. Proof is what you want— and double breasted tourist and box coats, Fab: ariddnaaliones ess TERY rane law ey Nord Avene) 3 lk. And that’ h the Regal Oxtord, blue and black; worsted mixture ove: herringtone “I want-no.\favors of you,"' fleshed 8 dW. : not talk: Ast Nese cei plain effects, in light and London grays, Oxfords an, gs amd hest Skinner satin sh Best possible garments at $25 and $25 T Milled Kersey Overcoat; fabric is best Kersey modern American fabrics are as good as any in the world; the cok and black; the models, semi-fitted box, with heavy jar lapels; taf serge body lin thruout with s, irs. 1 Pals en My ye Madazne, het it out/6f sym- aT oes a bem ; Specifications tag comes in—it,tells you bald win. 4 and 13th St: 4 & Na es ae iH ne, with Kinds NEWARK,N.J. 3 beforehand why you are going to get s. but I would rather Nave it other- | 1 Broad Bt. opty Central 7 th pee: E c Rot NJ. . * = Bie “hat Oa ont hee jposam and Rowing A) gerser city, 3. i as vere: money’s-worth of quality. finest possible; values” 525.00 to $30.007-77 Mra Mary E_ 2, z SasSaTi abel a = cx deendants tensified. th | o Send for Style Book Cs nights our or ery weak with J. knew whe was innocey = Comfort ia every . Mait orders Promptly Filled ctl “Brill Suit Assortment’ Is J-had been hired E ones ois @ 4 Because Brill suits are tho product of the best de: V tailoxing. i sa = curve.Btyiein-ev- 2 4 y i} i the product of the designing. and’ tailors Brava ha. Rene ru aan ry lin The largest_retail_shoe business in the ave 0 meet the demande of the extensive and diversTied BAL 4 cr | aEeauloTaatcedt assortments of suits in Brill stores than are possible elsewheré. rushed into the house cryini j . i. : wear, particulasl: world. the door Mr. Lawson coming Hama ¥ 4 Brill suits are best values to be had because at any given p for the for the man who ce you. oul find | Brill suits better tailored, prefers nee enwegeeet : j 123 stores in principal cities. made of better fabrics and better cut (han any. other suits, anywhere. MAN FROZEN TO DEATH. Pa Famous Black King Call i. f : Brill Suits can‘be fad in exclusive Brillgubdels (ther! which mone are smarter), and made of fabrics amer Atertoue-dviver, to-any |p 2h enemy Be si _Quarter: Sizes! cially woven for Brill stores, Brill stores.ehebefore offer the particular man as much distinctiven ; RW. = 7 - e siveness as he can possibly desire. Prices S10 to $45. Mn addition to which-are these — gf uchara’ Delaney ising nthe stra : Qn Ce ot on = = 19th Anniversary Special Suits. had no home, craw Nine the ~ - r . Strictly” all- wool, “custom-tailo sinart gray-cassimére Suits, tailored and tr it med quring the storm yesterday and cred RYERINGG He 2 : = . ; ati —wo street then —itte He 815. Anit y Sal garine she storm peeeriar ani sird saree 2 perros z a eS the-shape—fit-and—style-unth— worn: Freet-tew models value $15.- “Anniversary Sala? __sto the Morgu ~ 5 7 SEES i : ies Pure worsted $18 hand-tai ~ Copyrighted &BE za ssa ( Ee = coe ‘of fels i lain a Tae can fae =o = aL essa pal a ( & i : : : = a a 1 Birthday Furnishing Specials P. Fels-Naptha soap purifies the clothes. Regular merchandise, bearing” original price tickets, but also 19th Anniversary: Special jron-and stect ers ‘ Which alone is reason enough why you should wash with Fels- Naptha—even 9 : if Fels-N ked on-separate tags with these ‘special prices’ '—Birthday pres- Smart Gray Worsted Suits; -highest. grade” Am ae if Fels-Naptha didn't make the clothes look better—even if it didn't save them—even Brill patrons fabrics; full weight; bandsome silk overplalds and neat if it didn't cut-out-half the labor, —- _Neokwear—-Full-siee English folded squares, Sultable to be used £ Ln eal U fastlonsiatehciars a ae i |_____Everybody knows that water-may look Nectlycl evil easdicend! # hand, Ascot or once-over shape; also 2¥&-inch French 4-in-hands 65¢c for Brill stores et oF thes { y took -periectty-ciear, ‘yet-contain.e! (a ant fengrn ania partieutarty wet mates thre deta kite matt 4 3 us - a € 450 4 i germs. Likewise, it is true that fabrics may be washed till they look perfectly clean, White pleated bosom Shirts, two widths of pleat; smart and “QB @ Lontan. Sh Check Velour Sulls: yet not be purified. comfortable; excelling in. perfect-fitting qualities. ...- Parnas dd iressly for Brill stores; distinctly 5 Brill designs expressing all recent style fancies, Pleated Shirts of imported Madras, having new style of pleating, and new f ents TeS.2 Tay \Fels-Naptha takes out both the dirt Freie soabietadnderet aitrcnlainecolors pink-pray blue and od Vicusathibet, new-madely peakedt tspet Tuxedo | S2B-& $30 you can see and the impurities you.can't aA os re terial, Gi igs This number is in Brilt-stock at -$2-regulatly; for-this “$4. 25. Se Neral a : see. ; = ; ; ; All-These-garents—exprase—iiliesl possible tailoring. : a a : Natural gray. worsted Underwear, No, 200 heay velit ik ory! No 40 niedTunn: Weight SE YEEUMeTY, fOr TS SME a2 aon Mens Winter Overcoais & Suits- = Mercerized silk Ui Shirts and Drawers;—tn—novia $1 25 a ee “ hte ‘color, blue and white; regular Sz underwear; in this sate... ct $6 Cartwright & Warner's well known No, P219; always sold for, §3 a $2 46-Inch Ove garment; birthday special on account of {9th anniversary, a garment. b-Inch: Overs H Hosiery, ribbed dnd fancy colored Half-Hose, neyer known to be” aS ‘fs ad e 506.5 ¢ i » iridese ct; is if Tested % paid {oy less than. 30¢.; 4 Hitferent_colors, p i ue CIES seal 25e Sart Vlvalaea nae ESM eed fitted-back 46-inch Overcoats and wy: English Blanket Robes or House Gowns, In all of the rire 83.75 ical (etayicusatensvereuita cealuesvare ii taletSlOOnuonwes eee ys priate colors, with figures, stripes, &c.; $5. regular price; this sale $6 ° ted T $3.75 Journeyman Why, "Ss Vallored orsie rousers, e Children Ss Suits and Overcoats Sizes to fit men of all builds. Neat cc to sult all good taste: m journeymen; these are the only ready-to-w ape permanently and conform to the we: red suits, correct new gray shad and dressy, neat , Hand cand unusual up ure gray worsted journey: Plaids Spectator wae evar Germ-life cannot exist in a-cake of Fels-Naptha, Germs cannot live in the suds of Fels-Naptha, nor survive in clothes soaked for thirty minutes in water containing Fels-Naptha Yet there is nothing in \Fels- Naptha injurious to clothes or hands. No other soap ever made is any- thing like FelssNaptha; Remember, it comes in the red and green wrapper; i \ A Family Problem. ' and, when you “wash with it, it, you are to ghone, fitted Black Oxtord andi gr ¢ ats, and worsted cas coats and high-grade Tourist Ove cheviot Suits, $10 and $12.50 values. and Oxford melton h-grade bi: Russian atid Box Overcoats; also Red Flannel-Lined Redfers, sizes 3 to i 16, of melton, in black, blue or Oxford; also Children’s Sailor, trousers that retain-the Russian, Double-Breasted Jacket and Knickerbocker Suits; values $2. 95 every moye. é : Y Finest Worsted Trousers, $5.50 up to $4,50.,.,.. Overcoats, 3 to 16, in box, reefer 9 or SRE styles, ay Suits,.3 to 16, in y %. naetinnecih raed 4h Mr. Nely Wed (htigrantlyy—"l told you to send everything follow the simple directions printed on Knickerbocker} coubl tyDudley.4-inet esa si oy RSE Heaney puma thpn aa ReteaT oii {pasa eas pune fo the laundry, What's the use of getting your hands. in the wrapper. | Use, cold er lukewarm tion; sailor, Rus yalues $5.00 and $6.00. . $ 95 PUES ele ies ey ieee a that “condition? You'll he old before your tlme!” ~ 6 Goad $7.00; values in teeter, bow and; Russian Overcosts for children B. B. Special Hats $2. water*—neve r ly Mrs. Newly Wed—“Yes, | know, George, but we can't afford bh lav is i 3 to 16—extra good in tailoring and faltric—also Children’s Suite {n all the Stylish derbies aid soft hats, made of best materials possible to put Ina if, and | might just as well de some of the tighter things oO te i popular styles— correct and desirable fabrics; sizes 3 “$4. 95 hat fo sell und: Real leather sweat bands, pure silk bindings and bands. myself.” 16; values up to All sizes ; f Any Dridge—"What foolishness. Use Fels-Naptha soap and e. db them all at home, Take Anty' aivice, ‘W's putting clothes are not j “Get the Habit.’' Go to : your hands ip hot water ‘that: cracks them and, the ever~ ite F : ¢ rie listing! rubbing (on the: washbosrd that causes them (0 to be boiled or UNION SQUARE, ° 279 Broadway, near Chambers. ; swell, Then, too, Fels-Naptha soap takes all the slavery scalded, ‘ S Out of wash-day.” c 14th St., near Broadway, | \ A 47 Cortlandt St., nr. Greenwich, | ‘ \ mi ¢ New York City. 5, NIE 5, 128th S¢., corner Thind Ave, j | ivan users cam never be induced {o use an imitation the second time: oa a & y FOUR ( CONVENIENT STORES. — , i i : tire an é ‘ ‘ x ‘ \