The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1906, Page 7

| THE EVENING Sr te, MOPMPAY, NOVEMBER 26, TryOD. | Hoe Ac POLICE SISTEM [Weds Girt He Solved = IGUMDRON A” [ok ar years "OF PATROL TO ~ FERS HL AOU MME, ~ AGAIN REVISED BY THE ENEMY “12 Dinner Seis for $598 | ‘New System; Planned‘ by- Bold Policeman, Unaided, hy, Just one hundred of Store Clases at 6 P. M. The Museum of the French Revolution Fitth floor, Stewart But f rescue from drawn: | an Bartz by Richan as Liltia Haltzell were quests at the wedding o: the young couple last night in the Dutch Ing 9 ting Informal Recitals aily inthe Wanamaker Auditorium 4.60 to 19.20, 11.30 to 1 2 to 3, and 4to. 5. Becond floor, W er .. w Art Galleries Hutiding Reformed Church, Bro: with her | these one-hundred-piece ‘ iF it Crp ures Major and Fhe Exhibition of Bridal Goums from Paris sets to be sold to-morrow at Bingham, Will Go eal rag a voune ate } | sEafrdi coors steware walldian the Bloomingdale Store at i Lieutenant. | this amazingly low’ price. Into-Effect.— A -gsnerous soup-turcen and regulation soup plates are included. rtant. Y pd tions are ve NS * : = i i © China Breakfast Sets, $3.49} These are-imported, very prettily decorated and have ff” : gold stinpled edge. The set comprises 56 pieces one dozen tea cups and saucers, one dozen tea plafes and berry saucers, two bread plates, cn tea pot, one sugar towl, one milk jug and one butter bowl. ; ail 0 BroadclothSuitsior$13.75 Here's a remarkably good chance for women to save _sub- preeiit g5 stantially on one of the smartest suits of the searon. The Si broadcloth is a splendid quality in black, brown and blue. et Perfect in workmanship, fit and finish. < FaT OC le nee Ne 920 37°°Silk Princess Dresses2259 These are beautiful in every way and perfectly fashioned. All are accordion pleated and have hand-made yoke. They were considered excellent value at $37.50 75 Caracul Fur Coats, $35 For women—fine and glossy—the most fashionable fur coats of the season. The blowe is trimd with silk braid, fancy metalorsilver-butionsBoth are handsomely lined with § fancy silk, have large storm collar and revers, and some have turn-over cuffs; all ry a $41 seaian Dany C : 100 Russian Pony Coats, $39 Of fihest quality Leipsic dye, Justrous black, moire effect, } braid-trimmed callar and cuffs, metal buttons, fancy linings. One of the smartest df all the fashionable fur coats of the ff « season. 2 —= 513°’ Black Spangled Robes,*6” | Beautiful and ‘rich. Our own direct importation irom } Paris. The reason for the remarkable difference between real value and our price is the fact that the robes arc the makers’ samples. Also, at the same price, a beautitul assortment of “$33.98 Lierre Lace Rote::—_At are in peciect condition, $2.25 Black Broadclothfor $1.89 | These Handsome SUI ieye At $25, worth $45 yu will find sets SHORTER. HOURS SURE. fi Commissioner.Has Scrutinized hat many, Maps Showing Every Post iy in City. 22 | Meme ete hiner pS [ROBBERY AT. FIRE : UNDER SUSPICION s_ Kuhn, Alarmed: by :Firebug’s} causes Many Tenants to d-from—Fiames. Kuhn. before daylight t0- husband she believed the to sleep sound Incendiary origin 4 e y stylish models in which ‘these handsomely tailored suits made. The niaterials are. \chiefly broadcloths, cheviots und fine suitings, in mixtures and ‘checks | One style has 25-inch fly-iront jacket, hallfitted, seams ‘strapped, belted back, inlaid collar and cuffs trimmed with fancy braid. Another has hip-length, double-breasted jacket, trimmed ‘with strapping of the material; inlaid collar trimmed with broadcloth and braid; sleeves -plaited, with turn-back cuffs, finisht with broadcloth and buttons, The third style has a seven-button English cutaway coat, with coat sleevés, beautifully tailored, | Allof the coats are lined with satin. ping. All are beautifully tailor The regular vatues would be $ Droadway, a DRANK BOTTLE OF POISON ON STREET. | He Had Been Standing Under the} Windows of Cherr\ Street The skirts aregored inmed with strap- , | | | | | 1 and creams are bound. ng’ man —earty tents of a bottle of c ed to the sidewalk. | es Davis carried the | on Btreet Station, | i-today $25-each, Building. Thint Floor, | { i} | i ler forced a quart of | , and, schile wait- | unconscious when Dr, Wat- | ) Gouverneur Honpital, | 2 elty needs | son t 7 | but uick ad ‘ation of t ollce station: woul) prot ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,NEW YORK. Did you know that dirt is indestructible?—That—all the chemicals, all the boiling, all the rubbing, and all the washer- women in the world cannot destroy it? Yet that’s the fact! Boiling soiled clothes melts the dirt to a mush, and works some of it into the weave of the cloth. That's one of the reasons it gées yellow after several-washings, : : Rubbing on the wash-board-rabs the tiny_atoms.of dirt into the fabric. If you use the ordi- "Get genuine Fels-Naptha soap. Imitations are imitations. | $1 Plain and Fancy Suitings at 50c}' $1.50 Black Crepe de More than 1,000 yards.of pure silk Crepe de Chine, In excellent black, {5 inches wide. A quo selling regularly at $1.60; today at $1 yard, Also black peau de cygne, 27 inches wide, in the regular $1 quality, at 75c a yard. ne, Second floor, Stewart Bul ‘These are splendid firbrics in the popular colors and in black. Just suited by weave and by width, as well as by colors, for handsome sults. This ts an UNUSUAL OFFERING—we think many women will find ions tn it. me Mannish Suitings at 50c a yard, etyipes, fnchessaide, at 50¢ a yard. ing tft JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A, T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth. to Tenth Street. sideboard, ral, 825 J 325 Chine, $1 a Yard| A beautiful smooth Belgiuny weave that we can yoaran- tee to be spotproof. It is one of the best makes impo:ted. We sell thousands of yards at the regular price. So to-morrow ought to see this a very busy section. One of the test silk bargains of the season is-this change- black, blue and black, brown and black and green and black. 56.50 Linen Dinner Sets, $4.89 One cloth and one dozen napkins to match, a soft finish, They are all pure linen, —a rare bargain indeed on the eve of Thanksgiving Day. $3.25 Long Kid Gloves, $2.29 A tweive-button fength in fine glace kid—white, black, tan and gray. You may search the town over, but you'll fail to find any long kid -gioves that will come_anywhere near _ matching ours at this price = ——— 6.50 Silk Petticoats for $4.98 The newest wrinkles in Madame. Mode’s undergown at- tire—and they wave the-flag of defiance to competition over the whole city. Made of fine quality taffeta silk, knee flounce trimmed with pleating, edged with ruffle, or sectional flare flounce, in black and colors: —— 4 Tapestry Portieres, $2.45 ~Fhece-are-very_heavy_porlieres in very pretty two-toned_ grecns, reds, olive, etc. They—are tastelu ly trimmed with knotted fringe. A fine big value for the money: setae °2 Imported Knit Shawls, $1.09 85c Changeable Taffeta at 59c able silk taffeta. An excellent quality, 27 inches wide, in red and _ Te exceedingly vlish;-in striped and German make; some full bleach, plieie ss a aus AA et some handsomely hemstitched, others with pretty drawn work nary soaps or wash. powders, they Howe [6 seoome | Bet 4 Butn-or-r Aa a Se ee Furnished at} Furnished, | 820400: COUPON —Upon presentation of this couren we will sell inn_or Tot the fabric ema H us ~889:98_ 4 $449.75 16,75 you one of these shawis at the above price. tO inches square — = = —an_unusual size. Knit of avery line quality zephyr woot: me loosen the dirt, and you've got to _ boil and rub hard into the bargain. With Fels-Naptha it’s different. Fels-Naptha injures neither. dirt nor fabric. It separates ‘em, and you rinse the’ dirt away. Soap _the clothes with Fels- Naptha; roll and soak them for 80 min- utes in cold or lukewarm water; thenrub out andrinse thoroughly. You're through. he Fels-Naptha will clean anything on Anty Drudge Reads While Fels-Naptha Works Miss Gadabout—Well, well! To look at you one might think it was late afternoon rather than early day morning. Aren't you going to wash to > Anty Drudge—Wash! wwhy,.1 had half my I done before you frizzed your hair this mornin’. a or and the other half's being done now that tub 5 | ‘mple—! fcal— | We have plenty of Yontler By Fels-Naptha soap. i two” earth—but with cold or lukewarm water; Simple uae Legg lioness and Teddy Githele | and adventures," Ey Seymour oe an ie book, I'll rub and rinse the, not boiling water, Genuine Fels-Naptha GE NEAL ‘Eton. Superbly illustraicd. in colors and black and white. Clotiies “a them out to dry, . Quick work, : SUNDAY’S WORLD Bound in cioth. | ; isn't “it? comes in a red and green wrapper: Hse ; All Cars eisai 9 Lex, to dd Ave., : & —— rasa ean Transfer to Bloomingdales Sh to O0th St. § No imitation of Fels-Naptha zap will do what the original does. Si i Ee | Unt 10 Par We Furnish | Purntshed. #69 9 | 2499.98 e Ge §200 up| eae Vn WE PAY FREIGHT, FREE! With Next A TEDUY BEAR PATTERN, Sunday's World | | { | | inthe popular honeycomb stitch. In solid black, cream, whi e chinchilla, gray and car-inal. fringe. Very desirable for indoor and outdoor wear.- *10 Down Comfortables, $7.98 | These comfortables havea pure silk top and French sateen ff back. light and dark ground: We warrant them not to shed. ¥ They are very pretty besides being § ThéPize is 6 x 6 feet. light.in weight and very warm. -*7 California Blankets, $5.50 Fine California wcol blankets at SUCH a pri That's a bargain worth while, sn’t it? These good measure 72 x 80 inches and have biue or pink b silk bound and fully worth $7.00. \ Are dirs, $150 Roosevelt Bear Books, 88c | Th y tell al atout Teddy B Ail have deeo border 22d warm bankets §