The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1906, Page 12

DEATH RODE Driver of Van Hour’s Travel, His Friend Is treet. abd Melbourne was his When Hopkins wagon. masa cheer, atitt, ON halper, ot SEAT BESIDE HIM After Half-} Discovers Dead. Hurry Mellbourne, of No. #2 West Mwenty-eighth street, drove through streets of Manhattan last night for ‘an hour with the corpee of Dis Deeside him on the spat of & Qyrolture van, not knowing the man fan dead. The dead man was John Wlopkina, of No, 43 West Thirty-nine Binpkine was the driver of the ran ‘The moen wero taking a load of furniture ext of @ house on Thirteenth strest complained of fecling stok. Mellbourne told tim to get up @@ the meat and he would load tne After the yan had deen loaded Melt bourne told Hopkins he would drive the] team for him. Tho furntture wna to} be taken to an addrvss in Harlem and the van was tured nto Sixth avenue./ Ia a few minutes Hopkins fel) over| Ggeinst Mellbourne with his head upon fie driver's shoulder, Thinking the man wae exhausted, Mellbourne tried to @onsole bim with thoughts Curist- As the wagon jolted over the cross- own oar tracks Hopkins fet! forward in the seat Bfellbourne put his ieft arm Ground fe man to supjwrt him and @rove the horses with his right hand. At Thirtisth street Mel!bourne tried to throw # blanket over Hopkina's should- ers, and, es ho felt the man’s face and hands he found they were cold and |< When 'Mellbourne featized that his friend was dead he drove to the Tender- Join Police Station, And the body was carried Into the stption-house, Dr. Shen- stone, of the New York Hospital, said , Mowae evisent! thas) Hopkins had’ been dead for more disease. MIDDLETOWN, N. their appearance. pierced. proudly exhibits them. weaves, new designs. GLOV ; all new fancy aorta h MEN'S FANCY VY. day effects, rich d than Death, it is thoumht, Saye 23c, 45c, 69c 95c, $1.10 5c, 10c, 23¢ an hour. @ to heart eee CUTTING NEW TEETH AT 60. They Are Farmer Tice’s Third Set, and He In Proud of Them. Ys Des 2.—8. W. Tice, a farmer, nixty years of age. residing near this city, !s renewing his; youth {n a remarkable mater. His third set of tevth are now making Two have already the gums to the amazement of + thelr owner and of all to whom he MEN'S NECKWEAR, new silks, new jain and Elegant holi- 95c, $1.45, $1.95 Boys’ Winter KneePantsSuits | $]-50, 82, ae $3.54, 35 |$7.50 |, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $6 Boys’ uverre Days’ Handh'ts, all’ styles, extra | white and fanc elastic, H0c., 15c., 23. 5% 10c, Boys’ Neckwear, Boye Glove. righ silks, nev ects, Vc., 19c. 23c., 45c., 75¢. THE EVENING WORLD, eer FRIDAY, ‘DECEMBER 2 1, ee 190 6.. Gave His Life Saving That of Fellow Workmen Away from Mass of | That’ Crushed. George Bodner les dead to- home of his brother, nt N Finty-sixth street, the victim br y. He wus employed crushed him to eight man to life body, and when they aucgeed found Kloeffer, were at the bottom tng one of the colts wiipped. shoved bin the way to safe came down on his own head. i had. been out Yea brewery, secoud ¢ Engineer Jnocks, rained day. {Hero Bodner Pushed Comrade| | ron 11 on him and Tt required coll from his fe had long deen extinct. Bodner, with a fellow worker, Paul tank. A rope on which they stere holst ‘saw the danger, and rushing to where md the maas of pipe rday waa his | 4 under whom he was g, was arrested, and will be ar- nm Yorkville Police Court to- | of his 4 at the ed thoy of the Bodner gat of of work BUFFALO, Dev. ing 916,00 worth alleged to have oanes V. Stein, iuftalo ali day Surprise Sto’ clothing free of cha $5, BATH ot 4 and Montreal. over the New York at £.20 last night, beating the pursil ne en_ininutes: $15,000 LOOT IN TRUNK. Passes Throush Bullalo Juat Anend of Warning to Police. A trunk contain- 6 and jewelry stolen from Chicago, Was Bhippod, Special for WOMEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN-HANDKER- CHIEFS embroldered initials in a va- riety of neat designs, at the extraor~ dinarily low price....-- BROADWAY, SEVENTEENTH AND © URPRI FOUR STORES 138-146 West 14th St. Between 6th and 7th Aves. | NEW STORE: Bridgeport, Conn. The check on their trunk containing the plunder was furnished. Detectives icarned the man and woman h ae here all day. They left Uden and Hyrncose to arrest t to hold the trunk. Christmas Handkerchiefs To-Morrow: 05c Box of six One Block from “L” Statio: Surprise Special Sale No. 379, On Sale One Week, Ending Next Friday, If any present t he! Men's $7.50, In more th fection in our MEN'S “SMOKING new, styles in all colors, $5 ROBES—Heavy ported Blankets, bright designs. “45c, 69c, 95¢ 'S HALF HOSE—Plain*and faney, $1 Sale atthe S is duplicated, r exch: re is pr Holiday Su Useful Christmas Presents the Men Will Appreciate: | JACKETS—Rich. | im- 12c, 23c MEN'S MUFFL boys? Shi 95c., $1.45 “456, '69C. RS—Rich, new silks 45c, 75¢, 95c Boys’ Winter Overcoats . Caps, n styles, 23c., 45c., 75¢. | Roys’ Stockings, fast blkok, Moet Win- The Surprise Store is Open Evenings Until Christmas. —< $10, . n one-hundred new styles wn model workshop b: med in the best possible manner, ed "sin every correct mo e perfect in every detai} and | Men’s Holida Fashionable Winter Overcoats for Men, $19. > NEW_UNIVERSITY,, FULLMORE, CHESTERFIELD AND 1 oNDON BOX MODELS—Direct to you from our factory, made of fine all-wool black and Oxford Meltons and all-wool black Kerseys, lengths, short, medium and long. The new University modet is made with the new form-fitting French back, deep hook centre vent, full broad lapels, velvet collars and broad concave shoulders, All are tailored by skilled hands, elegantly finished,and lined throughout with silly Venetian. All men’s regular sizes, 34 to 44 Inch chest measurement. See them now on Display in the Show Windows. This Generous Christmas Guarantee goes with Every urprise Store. br 1 eau repair for its and Overcoats, $12, hands and lined e of the finest dor 1, pattern and every antecd in every ri APPROPRIATE GIFTS MEN AND BOY: on display In the skin ends“and n and bronze trimr In hand- some individual holiday 17 DOXCS Sri ejs aioe oeeprreters ra -fine qui “Per In hol ‘a elastic ae boxe: Boys’ Holiday Three in a holid of beautifully Thr box als, at $30 o'clock that been at 2 ‘elegrams were sent to Rochester, The (conducts of the train was in- SE STORE 523-529 8th Ave., between 36th and 37th Sts. 83d St. and Third Ave. in all the newest one 5 $15. nd fabrics, all tailored to See them now w windows. | Men’s Silk Holiday Suspenders. | Rich new effects, made with calf- y ibrlicratitit. ue “10c Handkerchets A unique 15c would number alleged at 5.20 couple: 2 n. {and mestic espect C Closed All Day Christmas. { Soutien York } TwoSToRESxPHILADELPAA Tree Stones w Ciicaco Fr “MORE GOOD WEAR” “MORE.GOOD STYLES” LLPAIA PA BROCTOM fags. oat sHouTl OWO— LYNN Mss! CARLYLE: P BRATHTREE KASS CHICKA I CAHPELLO MASS. OF SIAKERS ARS “MORE GOOD LEATHERS” “MORE GOOD COMFORT” Shoes Are Very Acceptable Presents for Christ- mas or any Time. More of the best in all the essential and - minor points concerning a shoe than any other make that is sold. 33 SHOE FOR WOMEN AND MEN Because only the best leathers obtainable are used, the most skilled designers plan our shoes and the country’s most proficient craftsmen make the shoes. Frazin’s Bench Made Shoes at °3 If our shoes are so good---why do we maintain the minimum price A Pair of Good Shoes Make a-Good Christmas Gift. $3, when the universal tendency is to increase prices? Open Every Evening Until 9 OICIOCK: Actual Val MEADQUAT MISSION GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE. “$75 Worth, Nairlaz3 3 scween 80881 ST, i MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. MONDAY i : S . ¢ vr lbw d Liberal ine $7,50 Down, ey rs Week 'PINKHAM’S | VEGETABLE COMPOUND. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL RWMEDY POR WOMAN'S ILLS IN THE WORLD, Because we look to volume for profit rather than individual sales. And, Because of our vast factory and selling organ- ization, we can minimize expenses and not surren- der quality. Every shoe sold at our stores in New York, Phila- delphia and Chicago has passed through at least six inspectors’ hands, from the feather to the custémer, ‘his absolutely insures a sat’sfactory pair of shoes. Now, as to styles, Frazin & Oppenheim's'stores are showing a pleasing aggregation of conventional styles and swagyer lasts, which both in quality New York Stores are Conveniently Located at [8th St. & 6th Ave. |All Priced ‘Shoes. 21st St. & 6th Ave., $3. 00 Shoes Only. —— 260 West $25th St, Open Evenings | Christmas. WHALEN NBROS. 219, 225, 223, 225, 227 GRAND ST. nie Xv. 164, 166, 168 and 170 SMITH ST. er} A fos Clothing Sale That yal Attract Christmas Customers. *40,000 MEN'S FINE $15 SUITS MEN’S $16 OVERCOATS Vicuna, Kersey, Velour, worsted and Melton, in semi and: fitted back; models sold formerly for $16.00, |) sis guts, 10.98 Women's and misses’ tailored Suits, cheyiots and mjxturds. Coat 28 inches long, latest model skirts; full $18 values; they are on the bargaln counter, These Goats were secured from the manufacturer at b’g concessions; ordinarfly we would have to get $15 for them—and they are worth it, Holiday Furs at Special Prices. ‘and quantity exceeds any other in existence, oe a Bet. 7th & 8th Aves. The Big Credit House WORTH BEING | SACRIFICED. *9.99 Wool and silk mixture cassimeres, gray, twill and mixture cheviots, at 34 price;'all sizes; tall, short, medium and stout *7.99) Upholsterics Carpets Lucie Gaunt & ow 8th Ave, Block—35th to 36th St. Main-Furniture Entrance—260-266 West 36th St. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Final Holiday Reductions! Extarordinary special values in all furniture “novelties peculiarly adapted for Christmas remembrances! We suggest as appropriate gifts—Music Cabinets, Parlor Cabinets, Cele larettes, Work Tables, Toilet Tables, Tea Tables, Desks, Combination Chiffoniers, ‘‘Auto-Valet’’ Wardrobes, Turkish Chairs and Rockers, Morris Chairs, Corner Chairs, Window Seats, Divans, Davenports, Crystal Cabinets and Card Tables—all in the most popular and effective woods and finishes, : In ~ Burnished Gold and Vernis Martin, exquis' and elaborate Parlor Curio Cabinets, Pedestals, Onyx ables, and Music Seat effective and very moderately priced. SUPERB STOCKS OF TOYS! A mammoth display of the newest and finest toy specialties, includ Automatic and Mechanical Novelties, large and espéciily desirable; M al Instroe ments, Dolls, Doll Houses, Velocipedes, Wagons, Ho: Wooden Toy: fron Toys, China Sets, Children’s Furniture apd countless imported ant domestic @ articles FINAL REDUCTIONS! DOLLS—The most wonderful doll land we know of. All the best makes and rl the latest Dolls’ Dress Fashions irom Berlin, Paris and New York. Dressed Dolls, 20 inches’ high, movi es, hand- some dresses, $1.50 val t only " 98e MECHANICAL AINS on circu- \ar track, with e and one car, at TEDDY BEARS in large array from 49c up. WOOLLY ANI- “MALS, such as monkeys, dog earaels lambs, DRUMS, all the latest makes, brilliantly decora- ted, from a toy to pro- fessional, at prices rang- ing from 27c up. SLEDS, large assortment a ranging in price from seit 39c up to $4. 50 ute SETS, ftom 29¢ up to PiaNos, 7 keys, 25c to 3.50. CHILDREN'S FOLDING DI Hbination blackboard; very | 7.50. Cthers down to AUTOMOBILES, to.... from etc., at special prices, DOLL HOUSES, STABLES, KITCHENS, special, beginning at.,...-.- ig SWINGING ROCKING HORSES - gray, Regular value 3.75, now. Others up to 15.0 PUNCH AND g SHOWS. with 6 Se ani TURE ese from 2.50 down to 9c Le Cc &e.—t will sell well-made ‘ pedes {rom 1.19 up. Our assortment fz very large. ay A very large assortment of fine BLACK- BOARDS from 39c. upward. won om This Sale at ‘our Gth Avenue, Cor, 18th St, ‘Store Only. . Open Evenings Until Christmas. a FREE! Will give to every purchaser of 34 or more A Pair of Child’s Shoes Sizes 1 to 4 All Day To-morrow from 9 A. M, to 10 P.M. Only one pair to a purchaser after having bought one dollar's worth or more of shoes on our third floor, Misses’ $1.50 Shoes at 75° ‘Sizes up to 2. Kid uppers, extension soles. Button only. Women's Shoes at °1:29 Worth double—sample lots in glazed kid with glove calf-tops. Sizes 234 to 8—B, C, D, E. Women’s Slippers, *1.29 $3.00 values—samples—all hand -made, Sizes 34, 4and 4. Y women's Shoes, $1.29 Men’s 52.00 Gift Slippers. ai 98¢ ~ | In black or tan—sey- eral hundred pairs—- while they last at this price “1.75 Juliettes al at . Juliettes 98c Fur trimmed, feltup» pers, hgnd turned, flexible Teather sole, 2M to 8. ‘4 Shoes, 11.95 are factory rejects, Bee, ‘Men’ and welt; th ——H Boys’ Shoes ‘Solid leather, sizes 9 to 12 14, SSS — SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK |sunpay WORLD’ WANTS WORK Dd : MORNING WONDE)i NBS