The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1907, Page 5

| T THE EVENING ‘URED WASHER BY PRONE NTO POLICE COURT “Johnson?” Spent $5 Pay “ing Fine Instead of for Dinner. SAYS HE’S ‘Annoyed Pretty Hattie Berk witz on Train and Then Followed Her Home. The fine took the m Gad expected to dine at some xilded I Jes:_night w raiment, he way red in je a date nimselt returning from hy in a Nassau ts F lettre boarded a i gon followed. Bribed Name from Boy. He pursued Ms he called up and “the Frances——berxowttz, ‘phone. Johnson Th the -en the recely “tervals of ¢ hour that day, Snag at s trday mucnt, Berkowitz's for hime Why t of the W red and Fifty-"econd. str. ‘There was Johnson wai fionwhsn Miss Berkowitz came up, © busted forward with the alo conqueror until Detective Beatty rested him. Then with pltcous —=the-alleged .theatric: Pibadd — eens ton tow. Jet off. ‘They took him in- hia. pre re clothes and locked him up o: nig sake, forgive mo," Wy tn flariem Court tall ,,rathe han. he-cried to-day, falr-looking fellow 3! was ott “about my intentions, honest, Gept to-take you tp din John, Yat ding me on what-you have! loose ‘change ?)) demanded: the — plum: ina ex manded he had di-and was tined He ald. ea Italian and. French composers have had the #tige to Gitmselves during grand opera season, but the admirers |, of Warner had no cause for complaint ‘cert MM. Renaud made file iret ae pearance in concert for singing the arin—from d_number. Massenet’a belng. forced ta. re spond to an-encore, ax was Mme. Do- Who sang.” the “Reve —Deisa’ rs overture ducted opening number, and the closing Weber's “Frelechuts. ——_— NOT ROBIE’S BURLESQUERS. | ‘Those-Whe Were Fused in Marlem Not Managed by Him. The attempt of a dategation of Tare Jem Italians to blot out with exes wha they thought was an insult to thelr countryman, Caruso, at the Gotham Theatre Jast Friday night, led to the publication of the name of the show as} "Louw ssoble's bohemian Burlesquers, Everybody in the — sho Xnows. ana everybody out ought £0 2 business e the show Abeta pure Ste. Robie, Louls Toblo is manager a Knickerbocker, T fins no. interest. whatever. in tho To: hemians. etihy OPEN AGAIN AFTER FIRE. Cowperthwait & Sons Start’ Fresh on 125th St. This Morning Harlem awoke to find ite principal nircet” busier thay ever with a new furniture and carpet es- tablishment on 125th et. noar Park ay the remarkably short time of ter a ‘after the fire which totally de. yed the familiar store at Tint and Third ave. this plucky drm has ned & new large Gastory bullding ‘al led with a complete now stock: of poeerioka woods: - ‘cowperth wi! Bonz announce th eer Wi be run Ole tin eae Hberal principles that nde’ the, ald'| puere ant {rte vepeedae that it will be fal a vedern eatery Araprot ee aLEUOLUre eet ie tite oF cP aE ay a meet PLAYWRIGHT, O- “STOCKS HIGHER ON 1 r bald and deoking Ike | x * retorted | B Mises *Insisted | x HAMMERSTEIN DOES WAGNER: = 3 ee Goss Brod iShe Lured Masher by ’Phoue to Cell in Police ‘Station ii aul FAI DEMAND, tendency of prices at the opening | ok miark was up- 1 London er uth) ® Pee“ BrosKR= pated Copper and]: ON GOOD BUYING | markst opened fairly ace} y. being 2 to & months we: t liquidation. After the call ng imprayed and the lint rallied 1 Rilyn Reon te Bhiyn Un. Gas 1 ae eas WHEAT PRICES RISE, CORN-HOLDS FIRM There was a buleh sentiment in the wheat market early to-day ond prices udvahced with the Nortiweat texatn, | Remington ts Typewriter hes eee the thirty-third year mf fi its history with a gain in business of - 31% Over the Year Before Our enormous increases are derived from three sources: from the man who is buying his first Remington; from the man who is buying more Remingtons; and from the man who has tried other than ons. _ Remington Te peutiten Company New York and Ever;whero o ~ or EYESTRAIN. causes HEADACHE| Glasses if nected —One Dollar upward w0 To Get Strong Lungs Weak, sore, unhealthy lungs are made sound and strong by Vinol, _ Tt pro- hens the stomach, makes digestion blood in reases body motes good ap petite, soothes and. stren casicr and better, puts new life-sustai weight and strength, cures the cough "Take Vins t The Delicious Cod Liver Preparation—Without Oll If you're not satisfied after giving ita reasonable trial, we will refund Surely nothing could be fairer than that. Vinol is not a «¢ parent a secret preparation. Everything in its named: onthe labet-—St-con~ Hl the medicinal and curative elements of cod liver oll —actually taken fresh cod livers —but no oil or grease, Begin a treatment of Vinol — start. on your way. to good healih your + Seth’ at, Flatbush at the leading drug stores in-rearly every. town and i for the Vinol. auency In your towns TUESDAY,: JANUARY 15TH, ‘SPECIAL OFFERING oF French and English Cretonnes, - Printed Linens and Taffetas. 2,000 yards CRETONNES, double und single faced. Formerly 35c to 50c yard, 5 256 2,000 yards FRENCH REP CRETONNES, heavy grade, Formerly 75c, 85¢ yard, 50c 1,000 yards PRINTED TAFFETA, 50-inch: t.00 Formerly $2.25 to $3.00 yara, j.BAU A-Home of Four ¢ ‘Rooms Complete- _ly Furnished at =e 1BERAL CREDIT HOUSE Open Saturday Evenings Until These rooms are on exhtbition at our Showrooms,— We also furnish 3Roomsat*75 5 Rooms at 5150 | 00 Per Week Opens i St. ry Write to a contuintae: regarding our Matted free on appl thon. An Account. 1") Station at Door Consult our Registered Physicians. 2 (ATE Treniteny,; —t- Beret 4, Nene Hen OCULISTS and OPTICIANS, Establisho:t 1 Wolfner Piano, $250 | _ Rich and lasting tone; built for durability, —No-Money Down if $1 a Week | Positively the.best.piano >to be had at $250, No Interest—No Extras -—Delivered Free. A revolving stool and protec- tion cover free with each ote, The simplex Piano, $600 | Sold on our casy terms, small’ ———cash-payment-attd— $3.75.a Week No Other Charge—Delivered Free. Perfection }f, Rolls Our Library, (Siegel Cooper Store, Filth Fl., Center y NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE IEGELIGQHOPER(G. OAR ARE FURNITURE AND CARPETS, 04, 186, 168 @ 170 SMITH ST. 249, 221, 229, 226, 227 GRAND ST. We Furnish These Flats for $1 Weekly. ROOM $ 75 4 FLAT 6l. : { 75 5 FLAT 8!. 6 ROOM $ pee res 10,000 in If you want your “business” to become the talk’ of the town, tell ; About It through a World “Want” Ad. { ROOM $ Fiat OQ! font ti Blan ea sizes 32 to 4 the lot quickly. 59c to 75c Cashmere Mousquetaire Gloves, at 29¢! SIEGI NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE Re ‘Je B. GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. ee Siege! Coomer “Clearance Sales*ar watched for by thonsands- upon thousands of * wo who purposely delay their win-. ter purchases ‘uncil now and “stock up’ with staple goods for this and_ Next winter at prices often: not more than’ half the original figures. “As is our invariable rule, the . prices in he Tuesday Bargain List must be lower than those at.any- : other time’ mentioned. ‘So here we have. goods that-are- already heavily reduced suffering.a further reduction for. this one day. Telephone orders will be filled as ‘long as the speci=, fied lots last. Right is reserved in’ atl’ cases to Himit: THe: quantities; ‘purchased by any one customer, Values mentioned below were,‘in most eases our own ‘former prices. 15c Sterling Silver Thimbles at 10¢ All sizes; extra heavy; smoothly finished. $1.25 Fur Sets for Little Girls at 89¢c Dainty sets, made of white Angora or lamb's wool; lined with white satin; muffs finished with a cord, 49c Sacques for Infants at 25¢ All wool, ribked cidcerdown of blanket robe sacques; edges silk finished; ribbon strings. 5c Sui eaters for Women at A9c | Of German yarn, in white, navy blue, red and black; standing or rolling collars;" 0. pearl buttons, $1.50 Buckle Avitics for Men at 75¢e Made of good rubber, with waterproof cloth tops. 75c Rubber Overshoes for Men at 39¢c Fine quality of rubber, in self-acting style; sizes 7 to 11. 50c Rublers, Women’s Small Sizes, at 25e Only sizes 2%, 3 and 3%. left of this particular | make, 60 we cut the price in half to clean out $47.50 Large Wilton Rugs, $32.50 — Suitable for dining-room, library or office; Si ficerivery, adurable sins in varied choice designs; size 10 ft. 6 in.-x12Tt $3.45 to 5.50 Fine Linen Table Cloths at $2, 95 2x2-yds.; 2'sx2 yds; 2x3 yds.; some need to be laundered, but all are fine qualities of German, Irish. ¢ Scotch linen, $16.50 to $25 Silk Comforters at $11.95. Manufacturer's sample line; made of fine silk in dainty colors; filled with lamb’s wool and down, Black, 40c to 50c Fancy Metal Buttons, a doz., 15e_ Clearance of high-priced ones, various sizes. and styles. $2.50 Umbrellas for Men or Woren at- $1. 50 Taffeta coverings; handtes of Peart, horn, gun: Mets neice natural wood, sterling or gilt mounted. 125 Handkerchiefs for for Women at Te Pure Irish linen, extra tine; 3¢, s-inch hems. —-15¢ Linen Handkerchiefs for Men. at 10¢ Extra fine quality, large size; hems of varying widths. 25c Fast Black Hosiery at 15c All sizes; durable and good; for men, womer-and-ctritdren: $1.45 Combination Suits for Women at Be Eighty per cent, pure wool; white or natural colorings. neoeiS, $7 Dress Goods, a yard, 49¢° Worsteds and tweeds+ $1.10 Couch Covers at 89@ Striped covers that will wear well; fringed all around. $2 Armure Portieres, a Pair, $1.50 Combinations of green and tan; LELVRS throw-over fringe, 75c Decorated ( Opal Bureau Sets at 38c Six pieces; painted and gold stippled. 10c New Pack Sugar Corn, a Can, 6¢. Tender and creamy and of fing flavor. 8c Fresh Ba‘ ed Biscuit, a lb., 5€ Soda Biscuit, Nic Nacs, Ginger Snaps, Parker House Lunch or Lemon Crackers, 25c Fraied Pictures at 15¢ Green or cherry: trames; popular subdjecisiand « CUE ON EUEE ies of famous paintings: 15c to 25¢, wa panese se Teapots at 10¢ Assorted sizes and decoraliovey : 19c to 25c Writing Paper, 10¢. One-quire cabinets of vellum, bond, linen and fabric finish. gray, brown; all sizes; Tail T6-button-tength.— ‘Most-unustal reduction. one-and-one-half yards wide ; Varied colorings. Separate strain 50c Printed Business Cards, 100 for 33¢ Printed while you wait, Best workmanship, various styles, superior CRUISE =a We Give “‘S. & H,” Green Trading Stam