The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1907, Page 8

a EVENING : 1 !deas $¢ on Xmas Tovs.| . CLEARANCES © smlendid Restaurant me (ea =e ALL OVER THE STORE a BEAT CLANS | ' PRICES WHO LY IPOS? | SOM “ : | “SIBLE. AT ANY. OTHER 4 “PLACES | a GIANT VICTIM i Big Policeman Flood Suc= cumbs to Pneumonia Contracted.on Post. Youn Flood, the first policeman to suo- Veumb alnce the new year to the flere ‘minds that eweep the Brooklyn Bridge, fz deed to-day at his home, No. 839 Eu- | elid avenue, Brooklyn, of pneumonia, guntracted. while on duty at hia danger- ‘ens post. Ford was a giant tn stature ‘gid fis health was excellent Fellow OMicers say that was (ie redaon ne Yived. for wight years and held: the job'| Of a bridge policeman, when the aver- ego life of the men in that position ba goarcely nuit x0 long: -Flood was stationed at! the Park Row ena of the structure, He was alx feet! two fmcties in height and in winter wore | <¥ed whiskers. Nearly every bridge pat- jfon knew him because of his command- ing appearance. On Saturday evening “he felt the first pains ti his breaet ifed-—biar thoi the prides bis | ards were trying to claim him nt las He waa #0 {Ii that ho reported off duty, and his conditjon grew rapidly worse, When the doctor saw him he shook “his head, for {t was evident that the policeman was dangerously il] of pneu- Monia, His death came y: ays —He-jeaves-a wife and four ohildren. waa thirtyreix years old. His eldcat ~—-@aughtor,aged ten,.recently lost a leg. —=tr-a-Brookiyn- trolley scoldent.—/ 4 Policemen are’ never surpriyéd when we 6=—Ss they hear of the death of a maln detalled o-the-Britge,-for the. post_{s consid > ‘Tin alligators that crawl, pastedoand ; No, Miss Lee does not sew things, elephants, and camels and cows and | ted fatal. The polloeman, who have the | that “kick out ‘their_heels, wooden | sidewalk wys Bie Kives, useful ‘shortest post in the olty, only a fow prance and One) Senccintioeeati eaten: nea poet year that he eont his dau her @ozen_test in front of-the Bridge, ar @lso looked! upon.aa men holding th ‘grost dangerous jobs, There ts always a erowd, and there are more aocidents of ch aa You we ss Inthe holiday season with Carolyn Lee, one o: the Gidaon girls in "The Belle of May- fair,’ at Daly's, [es ———jtonn—3“Hayes,—a—patroimen—of—the} "SHOT AT POLICEMAN. Parrei was Mgnting with the con- auctor Of an eastbound Porty-second Aneel Car Conductor, and When ~~ Patrolman Interfered:-Fired atreet oar over the payment of his fare crense in Cost of Léving. woen Hayes interrupted. | Un the piatiorm of the car warredi and the dotestive clinched, ‘bey teil and rolled: Into the street. e man got to his feet, the po- men of the Southern Ri at Hirn, lice say, he drew a revolver end fired| conte; =e uf AC CHayes, “ils “ahot went wld and ae eee ee of wages. A 10 per cent imerease will Meera tor, a @ increased cost livh i rer | Picco mg a ie Lewis Burrell, twenty-three years old. Brae i W9 Baat Woe Court strech Was | ei was). caught “by: Detective: Gecres P¥ecked up at Holle Headquarters to- nt : 4 eee eon Burns, of the West Thirtieth Street Bra ret Sixth avenue and Fortieth street Her ‘papa in Baltkmore has a dig hens-that-nodthelrhends, iran donkeys | factory and manufactures most of the “TRAINMEN ——— Must Have More lay to Meet In- ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. +The conduc tora, wwitchmen, brakemen and train- Railway have ‘eent representatives to Washington to | ——— SIXTH AVE, 19” TO 20# w STREET, NE Ww YORK, | GREAT JANUARY WHITE SALES OF UNDERMUSLINS AND KINDRED LINES SUCH VALUES ELSE- } WHERE IN NEW YORK Elghth Floor Best Culsine Modest Cost IS. The One Sale of the Year That Eclipses Them All. Becond Floor, . No-restrictio: hélmer_ Make_as well. Full Dress Suits That were $25, $30, $35, $40, $45 | That were $25, _ Broadway” at Broadway at ee es -* Hadatt Carhart 6@ Thirteenth St. — = Saleof Kurs Persian Lamb Coats at Ge ors. “Garments ‘which you may count as worthy as those that usually demand again 8s much. The -}--peltsare of an excellent quality, fashioned in 24-inch long models, box or semi-fitted models Beum Marten Fox Stole. Value $29.50, at $15. ‘Two heads at back, finished with two brushes at front. Baum Marten Fox Throw Scarf, Value $35, at $16.50. 86 inches long, of double fur, finished with two heads and brushes. Baum Marten Fox Mufis. Value.$20,at-$11.50. In designs to match neckpieces of the same fur.- —Gray Iceland Fox Se Value $32. 50, at $19.50. Throw Scarf 58 inches Tong, satin Ti White Iceland Fox Sets, Value $16, at $9.75. Scarf 64 inches long and large flat muff, | Sale of Boys’ and Girls’ Clothes. Junior Tailored Suits—-Reduced. General reducticns have affected these tailored suits for misses and small women. They are splendid models, those in highest favor throughout. the season. Sizes 12 to 17, At $8. 50 Values 817.50. At $x2. 5o Valie 825. “Pony, French back and box coat models of| Three-quarter coat suits of cieviots and broadcloth, cheviots, mixtures and plaids. The shadow plaids. Norfolk suits in checks and ‘coats are satin lined... splaids, Coats satin lined. Girls’ Coats at Large Reductions. At $3.95 loose box models; also three-quarter coats of tweeds. skin cloth coats in blue, green and gray. Values up to*$9.50, f At $6 5 Full length coats and reefers for girls, ages 6 to 14 years, flannel lined and inter 9. lined in all colors, braid trimmed, Also fancy coats of broadcloth, and full length velvet coats in all colors, lined with satin. Values $15 and $20. Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, Reefers--Reduced. At $ "5 SUITS in ‘Norfolk and double- breasted models of plain blue, black and fancy § 3° cheviots, knickerbocker or straight trousers. Sizes 8 to17. Formerly up to $6.75, At $3 75 OVERCOATS in juvenile designs for boys from 2)2 to 9 years, of blue and . gray wool linings. brown kersey, also’blue Oxford and fancy cheviot. Most of them have red or Formerly up to $6.75. At $5. "5 SUITS for boys of 8 to 17 years, in Norfolk and double-breasted styles, of black ~ A frousers. Formerly up to $10. | “At $6 45 OVERCOATS and REEFERS in the newest designs and fabrics, all of this H . i In sizes 4, 6, 8. Bear- season's ‘models. --Formerly $10 to $12.50. Sale of $x5 and $x8 Raincoats at $y.50. a A collection that offers splendid valucs in a diversity of designs and models of mannish mixtures, plaids, checks and plain tan, olive and gray. | Haden: Cahuité@ Broadway at Thirteenth Street hy Full length costs for girls, ages 6 to 14 years, of blue, brown and red cheviot,” serges, unfinished and fancy worsteds and tweeds; knickerbocker or straight Great Sale Infants’ Coats | ‘Ata Saving of 25c to 50¢ on the Dollar. f There-are-coats-in-this_lot_at $1.95 each -which fou may i¥-have bought, or_at least have seen, In thls store. fairly priced | at $3.50. Every lot Is at Just as great a saving. Quantity Is i | , too. so that every youngster can be properly fitted ‘to the that most becomes, $1.95 for $3.50 Cloth Goats. | $3.50 for $7.50 Cloth Coats. 1 eae \¥ $5 for $10.95 Cloth and | Velvet. Coats. ‘| $6.95 for $12 Velvetand Bearskin Goats. = ore Goria TS pTnest-treadeteth, -Valy. Corduroy, “Moleskin, Bearskin. Astrakhan, Serge and paca Cloth, Some aro prettliy trimmed with volvet; others with brata and tancy buttons, Collars are red, navy, brown. green, (an and so forth. Sizes for $4 to $5.95 | 2.10 5 years. Infants’ Velvet BON NETS; zl | 3 He] $I.OS | Several protty styles; shirred crowns In POk® effects, trimmed with i ribbon bows; red, biuo, tan and other colors. he sty style ‘Third Floor, Made to Sell at #18.50 to $25.00. for a Ilttle less—perhaps from $16 to $25. however. So much the more Important, then, this sale at $10, In every particular thess Coats represent all that is best | terlals and Workmanship as well as In character. of Style. Thoy como In Somisfitted, snug fitting, sing single | and double breasted | loose Kersey and al ck, _ tan, castor a ‘and dark blue, Richly y trimmed with | yelyet and braid; ‘others more plainly. tallored; interl splendid Wearing | Satin, { tt The Illustrated Coat is *14.75 , Another achlayemont of low pricing, An extromoly smart modol; mado of Nigh-grado Kersey and French Broadcloth—with a rich soft finish; cut three-quarter length; verg full; artisticalty trimmed with “heavy Soutacho and fancy Hercules Braid, in large scroll effect—with iG touches of volvot Nero and thero; full slocves; neck Ss and ouffs braided to match; Interlincd and ined TAL. “5 WIth Noavy satin; $25 Value........eece secre eeeeeee 2 | @hoose Any Suit or Overcoat in Our Entire Clothing Stock for Men at $ | 15 Sold All Season at From $18 to $45 Which Includes not only our Own Splendid Selection, but Famous Kuppen- Tuxedo Suits Wore $20, $25, $30 and $35 models, the character of which have been approved-by-the great body of Intelligent men of New York—for you-must know that_we sell many hundred thousands of dollars’ worth of Clothing each year. every size. Suits and Overcoats_that embody all the refining touches of the = swell Ready right NOW. read the early edl+ tions of this evening's | papers will have time % plenty for everybody Tor {t, you'll have plenty of] } eames. —as our entire stock usempany. Q { ia involved. i — | = = —. | ————— i eae Eecond Floor. F Main Floor. Women’s Long@oatsat$ Id Go Into any store you wish, buy sufficlent material to duplicate these Goats; take It to your tailor; scé that he uses the same trimmings and ‘lnings—and what will your outlay be? We belleve $25 to $35, Yet, of course, coats similar to these are sold {n_ ready-to-wear shops Nowhere under $18, Hackett, Carhart EG SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., 6th 6th A Ave., 19thto 20th St., New York ns+—nothing excepted. -All-to-go-to- -morrow, Black Suits That were $18, $20, $25 and $30 _ Winter Gvercoats That were $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 and $45 Faney Suits— | —@ravenettes — Were $18, §20,$25 and $30 { $30 and $33 The Reason WHY TNero are two ways of doing & Clothing businoss, The one most genorally fol- lowed 1s to sell a// tho Cloth- ing you possibly can—and carry over Tit Me next scason~att you do not seil, This means holding heavy Sults and Overcoats from ono Winter to another; Summer Sults and Spring Overcoats tho samo longth of timo. “Most nouses figure that as 1 styles Chango so little, and fab- Tics scarcely ever, there ts no Nhovessity for a sacrifica al profits, or @ Geep Cut Inte the cost- We ligure alfferently—nero, Spring Overcoats That were $20. $25, $30 and $35 Every garment -!s_of thls. season’s latest. style Wo bi yo it Is better to begin va: son wilh everys thing spic span now. One way of ilguring, it Involyo—a—loss—to..US._an course It a At the Unie we Sell more than di {he amount of clothing—bec of this method, Our customers numibor the thousands. | appreciate the fact that when j Wey DO come Nero for Clothing iney get the vory newest to be obtained. And as our Clothing profits are figured on tho samo basis as ry goous profits C the least price sistent with Every color, every. shdpe, every style custom- Made garment—as near perfection_as the very best of tallors know how to make them. into They—seem_ 10 y You who chance to-——7 avy Fancy In our stock at. $15 bo to get here before the oq f : doubly profit py thelr wisdom day Is over. The bis Waistcoat In coming Rete, selling, of course, In ourentire Stock, comprisin MATA AS WOy Sane INH e.Olnel will come tosmorrow. our. rogular ig Way, would nis sale of every- 4 As In every sale, early comers get cholce;— but the anole truth ina Take advajitago Wand, take_our- $3.50, $4, $5. LED up to $7.50 grades, ay all Deautifut do. /-stgns-and-patterns— a Pe las Annual Sa ] e _Men’s White Shirts” As well as Night Shiris. Pajamas, eic. Bought many months ago—when cottons were much lower than they are now; otherwise thore would be no ‘‘speciat saic’’ here this January —for the present price of cotton Is almost prohibitive against bargain sales. These are our usual standard qualities—thoe saino Spléndi. Kinds that navo— notped to bring us a groat January business for many years back. Me sieree Ween OXI Ord, Shirts—50 doz. Men's Wits = wo oxtora rts; made w: attached cuffs; exactly tn. sold allover town at $1,50;-to-merrow, sree aceaieanmmtesA A. 10— Mon's $1.50 Seml«Negligee Shirts—An cx > rH Bosom Shirts;-both-attached-and detached Galies pores RRs and colorings that will bo this Sprti latest proauctlons also whito ploated shirts at... $1- White Shirts-at—79o—100—dor,- Men's wi -Shirts;-mado of-an-extra quality of cambric; specatees Heated 500 doz. Men's White Night Shirt, ity; fancy trimmings; spectal tg Pate ae squat: White Madras Pajamas, 1,.00—A yor “4 madras and colored ‘cheviot pajamas; Syecta fine’ quatity white Wen's Unlaundered Shirts, 45c—soth inopentront s aa back and open back only; special... nope un ant Men's White Bosom Shirts, 790 Tront-and open-back-only;—special In both Open back and: 7c Third Fiees. Misses’ Long $ Coats at oe 50) Made to Sell at $14.75. Misses’ Long Coats—in handsome plaids and choviots; two models; full box or soml-fitted; self-strapped; deep velvet collar; patch pockets; a very serviceable garment. Sizes 14 and 16. value $14.76; 4 : 5O at.... ° Misses’ Safew quate een geet uy peas satin lIned and Interiined, notch ccllarof velvet Teverse cuff full ploated shirt. Sizes 12 and 10, Value s24.754 art LBe 75 n ma- ‘sot all wool novelty mixtures and plaids in pretty shadi Misses’ Sst Hii Nop longi a coalas doula breasted, seated ae aay Mnod throu, ne it wit sizes 14.and 16. aa lt inbasnbd eX Sui otesta ene f choviot, Loose Tourist Coats sian tots tn pi rl: satin nod. Sizos Misses’ Long, mee 9. 7. fency trimmed $18.75; at... Girls’ Full Length Coats—omortsing chovio and chinchil Nigh-class mixtures in ial variel handsome models; many IInod throughout with 1. Ss 8. OS. prettily trimmod, ‘sizes 6 to14, Value $14.79; at, e made of good Misses’ Skirts Hye iioF Bloated mod VALWO $9.75; Br... sssseeeceeeceereeenccestttteneeeeee rade. broadcloth In, Diack only 5 t0 39, extra, «50 Jenotys