The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1906, Page 14

Victims Buried for Hours in Wreckage on Maine LEWIST« deporately tor Fuetcher wns burned to death told whether the SOUGHT GAS LEAK Rey. Walla the C AT MIDKIGHT WITH oe | noMtiiary only «Central: Railroad. rert, Jas 2) frotght IN |tow andsin some rooms the light rod nen: essacooK. 1 tothe cellar ¢. There w: de due to a | nios j were thrown on tho exungulshed femily ate JAMES GORDON BENETT dinner by Iampiignt. PRAM LAW NO Was In Ch ers 6, Twenty-firat Street, s in his caboose: | at James G daoned ben Broadway at Thirteenth Street. Spectals for Friday and Saturday. Junior Tailored Suits For Misses and Small Women. Fancy pony coat suits, in two distinct new | models of navy, garnet, brown and black cheviot, Elaborated with silk braid and velvet collar; full kilted skirt; sizes 12 to 17. hree-quarter length, box model of \gray, tweeds, navy and brown. cheviots; coakthaps > 1 5.00 stitched straps of material and satin libing; [area full kilted skirt; sizes 12 to 17, fe | Norfolk model, coat 27 inches long, heavy | Satin lining; box plaited skirt, of gray plaids; sizes 12 to 17. J Girls’ Long Coats Double breasted models with velvet collars, of heavy mannish mixtures and navy Dlue: $5.95 cloth; sizes 6 to 16. £ yacue $8.75. * Mannish models of gray tweeds dnd miztores, | with collars of velvet, lining of flannel and 1 $10.00 interlining; sizes 8 to 14. value #15. Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers Button to neck models of blue and gray} chinchilla and gray beave-, black velvet gol- | Jar, wool lining; sizes 212 to 4. £ Three-quarter and full length doubl€ and | $8.75 single breasted overcoats, including the new | Value #12, fitted back model of fine blue and black | kersey and novelty fabrics, in light and | medium shades; sizes 8 to 17. | THE BEST Is Public T is something ,000 salesme: OPEN EVENINGS THIS MONTH, PEASE PIANO CO., 123 West 42d Street, “Renate”: Brooklyn Branch: H Newark Branch: 657 Fulfon Street. | 10 New Street.’ the une er ineldent thereto, ‘:| A Material Difference. ish URGES MATION TO CURB TRUST Faith” of Some Corpora- tions Must End. others before 3 to the | ona great | 0 the | classification to the vary JArme on jund their stockho stockho| th the public bi dishonesty in dealing wi! ‘eorporations t 1s no longar Datween ave and those who have those on the one es0n injury pam resul ‘our persona | at an ex free in the cellar of THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,°1906. hand who haye moderately, sumMciently ot @ ¢ trust . which has to the Anglo-Saxon’s down. to adhere ood trusts tions and to make a objecting nize, sand favoring tho It strikes oration and a good one, It a trust or not, Hes | of Chas. H. Fletcher over {n your mind’s oye as the Mushroom. And be as | of Toadstools so closely resemble the toothsome Mushroom as to make it dangerous to experiment with uncertainties. And so {b ia with Castoria and ita imitations. Keep the Castoria that bears the signature | M USHROOMS aro delightfully palatable snd healthful, yet some species | | SAE LLSI3 C20 particular to remember the counterfeits, substitutes and ‘“‘just'as good” kind | Fr Sa tho Toadstools. There may be a resemblance in the package, but the | Bam] [uu EEK LY. results obtained aré so widely ciascent tee to make the signature of | Ti a abe oe aia otece pete brs be tore Yo all other ohildren’s remo- Grand Rapids Furniture Alea? Have not eminent hysiclans from the Atlantic to the Pacific testified pletely. $49.08 to its perfection? Cantor that beats the signature of Chas, H. Potcher f the acme of chemical art as applied to a obfld’> | Getic lita @enuino Castoria always Dears-tho signuatare of Open Monday and Satur- day Evenings. 40 East Bixtieth Just before dinner the eas burned } by hla gon, Pat and hia son Isr floor, fre wan in tho celiar tx- dwork, but tho fire was th nominal damage. Open Evenings | DURING THE | CELEBRATION Until 9 P.M. OUR GROWTH. The expression, “Mighty oaksfrom little.acorn's grow” was no doubt born with the first oak tree, but so well does it illustrate the . wonderful growth of this business that we have used it. ; In our case the “acorn” which was planted in 1881 was but a 25-foot square shop, three blocks east of Broadway, well away from the busy, buying throng. The wonderful part of our growth is the fact that the “acorn” was planted in such an out-of-the-way place, and grew up under the dis- advantages of this location. ; NOT TO LEAVE NEW YORK ( Huya a New Home Further Uptown After Solling Hla House on Weat Mon Ren tn nell- Twenty t to move perma z , aS A paper stated The reat tacte are that Mr. Bennett “Hadat Cahat EG “Give the people what they want—give it to them at the right price—and they, will come a long ways to get it,” said Moe Levy, -and_his predictions were true. We won ont hecause we gave merchandise that “won out.” ‘ A The same method of doing business throughout these ; years has built up this gigantic trio of stores. The right prices and the right merchandise bring the people, and the making good of what they get keeps them coming. Men's and Boys’ Clothing Every suit that we sell is made in way we are able, to ifnpart style ideas! show. Then again, because you buy direct from the ms To celebrate our twent If we were to measure the ur OWN Warkrooms under our own supervision, for in this mart imdividualities such as no other retail clothier can uker, you pay us at least one-third less, ve have given’ you below truly remarkable values, n ind (prices of these clothes by those of the average retailer about town, we could safely and truthtulladvertise this clothing as being sold at 50 cents on the dollar, We have cut descriptions shot F : coats ior Men. =. Suits for Men. all the style in dozen kinds of fabrics. ADVERTISEMENT IN EXISTENCE Coats cut In the ‘Made of fine imported és,. In these clothes the skill of our Of course, they're vred and the patterns are Celebration price R BO¥S $5 to $7 Sults, Recommendation At Brooklyn and © Walker Street Stores. $5 to $7 Overcoats. s| For boys ana children, ian and eailor mod- that no one Ee nd no amount of money ¢ r 4 mney can buy, and Patterns, another Russan or | belts, trimmed with fancy -|bratd, velvet collary and algo! platted backs; also regu AVOTS, 119-125 Walker Street, New York | OUR Men’s Furnishings (At All Three Stores.) THREE §& . 6 - better time to offer reductions than right now when “every little bit on St "Open ‘Evenings ’ DURING THE .CELEBRATION (At Al Three Stores) Until 9 P. M. A CELEBRATION. ' We have refrained from call- -ing this an “Anniversary Sale,” t because that would immediately put it.on a*par with the hun- dred and one “Jabelled*sales” that occur daily. This isa celebration, and we want all to celebrate. We can see no better way to show our appreciation of the public’s faithful support during these 2 arg than of no to give some very special reductions. We kno helps” and when every one wants to look their holiday best. “ 4 ale “Moe Levy prices are ever one-third lower than the lowest,” and rate we have reduced these already rock-bottom prices, so that the prices at which we offer you the merchandise below, are easily so per cent. cheaper than the same quality goods can be bought for elsewhere. They represent all that is fashionable and good in apparel for man, woman and child. toe Women’s and Girls’ Wearables. ter season is double our Twenty-fifth Birthday is that it also marks the first Wi | of our Women's and Girls’ Department at the Brooklyn store, and in celebration of event you will find doubl among the chic and beautiful offerings below. : | use this is the first Winter season of our Women's and Girls’ Department, you can be | A singular feature of est, freshest style ideas are here. Our departments occupy two enorm equipped with every article of apparel for women and girls, and every c. 5 t compare these prices: At Brooklyn Coats for Women. 5.2005; tous | $4. G-75 1a styten om inohes Broad- ade $47-50 12°" 8 |82.9.50 2. de ; : : w velvet 14. Colebra- For Girls. Strom}. Girls’ $4.75 Coats, orotic rite! hes oot ¢ fancy mixed matoria Girls’ $7.50 Cheviot Coats. inade of a heary grade wreen and Karnot. vith erecta aia to aivenrn Caen $325 Girls’ $2.95 Dresses. t stylon to select from, elecantly tallered aln are all wool Sasteh tin Nn sash- meres tn ¥ eras $1.45 Girls’ $6,75 Regulation Suits, Made of a splendid grad of all soo) cheviot and 1 yeowu, green and warnet, trimmed Women’s Furs. Neck, Scarfs Fox Boas Lynx Sets Handsome sable! Hlegant fufty | Styisn silky La at ed Fox {blnck Lynx Set, jsablo dyed Fox 1 ie satin. Inod! | Bonn: w four | throw seart and r | pawa a tivo | full-sized pillow $1.15 i 38¢ $2.95 | $4.95 | $13.50 STORES reet, Brooklyn ait, | START, | | FRCP AEBS