The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1906, Page 13

THE BVENING WO PIOWN §! ORNER BG RLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, te ie L * SUGAR COMPANY ‘HIGH RECORD IN ALDERMEN ISK “FINED $18,000, | EARNINGS OFTHE | JEROME TO KILL § ———UKECENTRAL, UNION, PACING) POULTAY TRUST Last Two Days of This Great Clothing Sale with Free Turkeys. With Wednesday night this_celebratlon ends, You have to-dny and all 0° Wednesday-yet to get in line with the thousands who have ae Judge Holt Inflicts a Sim-|Seventeen Per Cent, the | Outside Dealers, it Is Said, | ilar Penalty for the Greatest Gain.tor Any | Driven from Business Same Offense. Year-in Its History. by the Combine, the An shared the benefits—the great clothing values and the good will expressed by ’ renee the FREE Turkeys given with each purchase of $10 or mora In any depart. Tor aceetinn ment, namely; Men's, young men's or boys’ clothing, /urnishings, hats or shoes, ' ray The success of this event was immediate and tremendons, T é RAN Co prev it marks the greatest and most brilliant period in the career of ool =e! fined 815,00 the Guarantee Clothing Company. | — ‘ {rebate tn An appeal, wv. —Bistes Sur oun it is conclusive evidence of public confidence in our guiding motto Better Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere.” Here's a brief survey of the true money saving bargains offered fn Ke iy Sine ev Winter Clothes for Men, Young Mén and. Boys. TAM SEES ce Not only do they represent great intrinsic worth, but they reveal the new- Ww U a ¢st styles for the winter season, tailored in a superb manner of the best kiown wits $3.50 SHOES fabrics, and they have all the new style features for which other etorea {eel justified in demanding a_third and a half more than our prices. Comparisons easily show W.L. Douglas shoes are recognized by expert judges of footwear to be the beet in style, fit a this to be true. ee i oes Suits, HO, thar ttey: Woe $20. en’s verconis, , $12, $15, $18 and $20. dt d in thi try. Each part Yeung Men s Sule nud Overconts (ere = a), the shocandovery detail of the malting is colted 6 t t ver Nilled shoeomahers, Men’s Trousers, $1.75, $2.25, $3, $3.50, $4, $6 and $8. Fedardlaer ottine vor 6x pense: If } could take < ~ Children’s Suits and Overcoats, Bee you ie my He ORD ae Toe ase? ; $1.95, $2.48, $2.98, $3.48, $3.98 up to $6. repels piel oid py ards Seoul a5 on’ Gaideratana why they hold their chape, fit bétter, weat : Giving Turkeys Away Free. longer,andarcofgreater valuc than othermakKes. is original with the Gusrantee Clothing Co.. and the motive is not W. i DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGESHOE merely to catch a few extra sales, but to’ cement the ties of friend- ship between this store and its patroris ever clos That's a goo | CTS Kee Lobatto a Any CBlCe: h the honest sentiment and a sentiment that has 2 pla his business. We aputent Nighoriosbend infariot shoes, Take no aubstitute,” Whertyay ¢ a sentiment hat has a pla nis r and ta! shoes. . ‘ But even though you are an entire stranger to this store you are - Sold tn W. L. Douglas exclusiva as heartily welcome as if every garment you ever bought was pur- a the prinalpaloiljog and by: the: bes} ‘ahios) deslers everywhere: > places ve been jewied b: Health, 6H «lfirme FOR IDA TARBELL YEARNS N 10 BE AN ACTRESS. ted with Leading Role inj,, apital vs. Labor Play, She May Yet Play It, ADELPHIA, Nov. 37,—Miee 14a ‘STOOKS ADVANCE, TRON BAK sieges ee Velenous'alce WHEAT BRIGES STEADY Si nieahy WihnRReENo et Sea, Man aame’CeavHens, von Stars ano e& i CORN HOLDS FIRM. These turkeys are supplied by Richard Webber's—the largest Past Color fiyelets wed exebu Catatoy veslled free. WL. Douglas, Brockton, Mézam, ea the : ee == retail meat market in the world, They are prime quality, W. L. Dougias Greater Now York Shoo Store } Market See-Saws, Then Makes] snout ey Rossinore y steady to-day specially selected, large enough for six persons, plucked just as $23 Beosdway, corner Hownrt ftroct, | 345 Roghth Avante, j { Gai ith the G 1 te Money Ryder, tn the Northweat you always get them from high-grade poultry markets 785 Broadway, oprner Ath Btroct. 5 eis ate x ains, with the Genera ; . . 2 or NGI Hireat OOKLYN, List Profitin: 7 ; ae a ey) ino instance is any extra charge made on account of CANE Ty terran oie ONT pO ee abi ist. Profiting. } ea : ning prices ware é these jree turkeys. 202 ‘Phird Avenue, comer 120th st jinn Steeot, corer Pearl Stree & : 4 eg © BrTaBnied Ave. bok. 140th & 147th Sin | . acerca eee 5 ens The: 0 West 125th’ Stree Ly) Uy pf Mr Harris. act for two Guarantee Clothing Co., | == =""=* Uptown corner 127th Street and Third Ave, {|| . : ple: ae Tae away Changes ‘elt! nay time you wish, will think tt ‘and tot paid Miss ‘Tar- | \ know hin a|> THE GREEN EDITION GF THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS ALL THE “= WOMAN HUNTER BACK WITH BIG LOAD OF GAME |" Mrs. Cyrus Adams, Famous In Pennsylvania $ Season with |" Quite a Record. ———— i are sete a from™her ta. ason to-day, rkable record n ghe has killed ne hundred an two foxes, three ow]s, or of skunks eer TURKISH der and Suicide, ty, ner hunting tr ing made a te Sure Collar Quality Linen Collars is th. "_stamped on every cc ‘The best thing about Tri “of their—quatity—that_werd “Li guarantec. The best that can be said fer most 1-cent collars is that they are made of “specially shrunk fabrics”—what that fabric is you're never told 4 You don't know their quality—that's why you don’t know-why they: wear++, out so quickly z Triangle Linen Collars are guaranteed linen quality—yet cost you the same price as collars that are nat They are 4-ply,too And the S-thread eyelet button-holes are as button-holes can be made You can get Qny style you are accustomed to wearing, and ina quarter - size that will fit you, exactly Better still,-every Tnangle Collar’ is “shrunk-to size" so that style and fit remain correct The best dealers cacry all the popular styles in quarter sizes If you do not find the style you like at the nearest store, write us and we will you're sure is a legal Among the many brands ‘of ciga-| rettes offered for your selection the RAM-} LEH stands out as the one Puce Mary was a cise (do, He says tno = killed Her mother an hereat | cigarette which~has all the qualities that/, de pat incite 1 morphine, — ‘ 1 Tt ‘an vod that the two | satisfy. : ah wo: e yxiated by esoap- be fa Nese are z me cesta nasi i The RAMLEH has “taste”—just) Van Zandt, Jacobs & Co. Troy. N what most cigarettes lack—yet it Largest Makers of Linen Collars in America, New York Office, 636-638. T-oadway, 150 Styles \RIANGL £7 15c, Each “4 Sizes - LINEN Two |I] eSifrurte-to-Size” COLLARS ic. ECZEMA wo rvensa. - Pas Heena tna tormenting sto TTCHING INTENSE day teund over to the Grind | born diseasewaused by an acid humor mminwnum enmity 4 two a} Fe } fl f| \in the blood coming in'contact with the skin and prod Pei Sime prison. | , 5 MAY 4X i} , flammation and almost intolerable ite An inacti HUNGRY BROOKLYNITE ; q i i too mild—but SASHES $600 WINDOW. |||} Baines moe tainees of flavor ‘with a delicious smoothness seldom before found in the same cigarette, ay 4 | tranded in . Schenectady, He | Yearned for Dinner, but May Get Two Yeurts in Prison. | You ought to buy a box—for rapy N.Y Now zi—Jo: Hil the -RAMLEH is a cigarette worth knowing. : f work hard up, last n | t fnse“through a $600 plate. | of a local departnent so of bolng arreste ec SOLD EVERYWHERE «. {store for the 1 Jana’ making sure of to arrost him, | ing’ redness, im: 4% |S ae ae + «| SHORT BUYING SENDS miter at the bay 0 {| COTTON UP 90 POINTS. baataret clean system of all fo: adyance In through the pores and gland: : c [out and set the skin on 25 ¢ i ing and (forming cr * ite *, V ules. are jscratched o} 3 lid sore is CIGAR BANDS FREE I. In every box of RAMLEH Cigarettes there are five (5) of the most beautiful Cigar Bands éver pro- | duced, These bands are lithographed {n many colors and embossed and are superior in every respect to those tsually sold for decorative purposes, \ S, ANARGYROS, Mfr., A polnts, or $4.50 £ figures of tan used because they allay the itch fort, but are in no sense curative t uses the ¢ builds up ving every y with the at wit to heavy PURELY VEGETABLE. » ning and burni line s /\ skin diseases and any medical adv: THE. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATI AMA CA & i A: \No. 6 Bellville avenue today, @euth wax duo to heurt disease, 5 Mi XM Ni je 1OAS bids July, 23. 111 Fifth Avenue, New York. acid-fired skin, being fed eam, of blood, becomes ; * HboBp.. se ve: wee yen Brass , soft and smooth n, i malin Wo toundldend iaghia , \ ‘herbs and barks that will not 7