The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1907, Page 8

MOLES OFFICERS (STATEN ISLAND I LEFT AT MAPLES, Padepeg 2A enim Ag ereement! Short-Cut Bridge C | Passengers Forced to Go i Long Way to Ferry: Refused to: Sien Not to Joir Union: i eamen's t atten Island The troudic ‘American’ Ste : KENNEDY MAY BE_ IN PHILADELPHIA. PERFECT Tooth Powder| Mrs, Kennedy, who !s 1! NOS Broiaway, Police ‘Headquarters and i had teen received Philadeiphia of her missing hus- The police knew nothing of the . but Immediately got in oom- munication avith the Quaker City wu- thorities. SMenncci's hat and overcoat were Ind onthe ferry-beat— West Brosk- lym, of the Thirty-ninth street line, on Dee, M7. on the same day his wife ro- ceived {fom him a spocial delivery let- |. teeth and purifies the breath, Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. Convenient for tourists, OACPAREO BY 1. iainect by Anty Drudge Be eee ‘look, mamma, 1-tore - my Justnew! Only — -madethe tear=po all_your-clothes, that softened and weakened Its fibre. ié you had-used Fels-Naptha in cold or lukewarm-water, the fabric would “not-be-hatf-rotten-and-ready-toz give-way. the-first-tinteit saught in anything.”” ANOTHER HOLO-UP aul Cleansos_and beautifies the $9.74. ~FUR COLLARS, $2.24 ‘to ‘THE ELT SS! WORLD. FRIDAY 7 JANUARY 18,7 SLAVED FOR GIRL DLR ERY TOE IAB sailor Tries to Deniolish Fur- \ niture of Man Who Mar- ried His Fiancee. long time Geo ‘OU DON’T NEED AN! EYEGLASS NOSE IF YOUR, 'GLASSES HAVE THE t HARRIS SUCTION CLIP Holds -securely upon noses ‘of an ‘sold: Only at, Our Four Stores. 2 Fy East 125th 4.42 Columbus ik , Oculists «ALL STORES ~ Sale Of Fure—Half-Price- Beoond “Pico ——— ~ Sleighing Requisites In — shape—without pinching or marking. Fitted ta Your Glasses for 35 cents i II CY ne | Stern Brothers “ Misses’ and Girls” cn New Spring Models Attractively Priced MISSES’ TAILCR-MADE SUITS of Fancy Checks and Miato:es, aso Plack, Navy, Green, Brown and Red, GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES, of P ad Check Chambrays, neatly trimmed with white pique or duck, Dutch neck styles, 6 to 14 yrs, GIRLS' GUIMPES, OF WHITE LAWN, cluster theking with insertions of-emtroidery, 4 to 18 gre, At One-third to One-half Former Prices. y To-m0TTOW Special Values in Handkerchiefs Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, in cross bar and plain effects, __hand embroidered medallion in'tial, Women's Shamrock Lawn Hdkts; in tape and cross ber ee, "146 re $4, 05 deies Novelties i in 2 Women’ s Colored Handkerchief s, 246 Each. including pure linen and silk and linen, Men's Au Linen Handkerchiefs, '42¢ es ‘ 3] 38 es S 290 Dozen with { and'4; inch hems, dden's Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, | in tape and cross bar effects, Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes _ (Sscond Floor Annex) _ Button and Lace Shoes in Patent Leather, Vici Kid, Tan and Black Rus School ‘Wear, made On lasts_specially adapted-for ES The Macy Harness Store- Titth Fieor, completetines- of everythin the way of Harness, Horse ties. Such lines are maintained at all times. special displays ot articles that add to sleighi ures. Among them: _ SIBERIAN DOGSKIN BES, extra large, lined with heavy cloth $1. 49 to $11.16, or.plush, $18.74 to $38.7: 74. BURLEIGH—BLANKETS, LEAVY CLOTH ROBES, blue black, blue, green, fawn and fancy ; $4.74 to $37.74, plaids: HEAVY PLUSH LAP-ROBES, $2.54 to $33.74, _ SHAFT BELLS, ‘the pair, 96c. to $3.74, SADDLE BELLS, $6.56. — the horseman requires in ng pleas- HEAVY STABLE BLANKETS, $10.34-. FUR - CAPES, $11.74 $20.81. —FUR- FOOT MUFFS,—$3.74,) CARRIAGE HEATERS, $2.03] BODY BELLS, $1.41 to $4.74, _ $5.61. Winter Clothing Clearance. ay.“ Fitth Floor, In addition to the lines of heavy clothing—corduroy and leather garments lined with sheepskin, plush, etc.—we offer at reduced prices: 500 Worsted Sweaters. One lot-of 500--winter-weight Sweaters, in solid-and-combination to to colorings; former price, $2.97; sale... 2... escseeeeeescee $1.74 Second tot-of 100 good worsted Sweaters, in_various colorings; former: price, $2.24; sale.. * +. 9Re Snow Fun for Juvenile: * Fitth Floor. Sleds_and_Fush- Sisihe—Asoriments it rounded TS, 5 1 = 31: 28 Sleds-with. ace Petters fixe are 2 3 4 $2.49 $297 5 : ~ $3.79 $4.96 hash Se leighs,-winter-time substitutes-for the Soxart atone (oe) helOl fo pss RSS SIG RAG AS ARSSBSOn SSSRASREABAAR $3.96 to $8.49 cotton or flax. aatre affects them the same or cabbage. fibre. “It softens them and weakens the Boiling will soften even hard wood. will wear out quicker and tear more easily if you boil and hard-rub them. Wool, which is, / an animal fibre, is softened just as the fibre of | meat in boiling. - Fels-Naptha will cleanse your| <—clothestn-catd or lukewarm water without any) boiling or hard rubbing, and there isn’t a s: ele! thing in it that will harm the goods. egetable fibres, away it-does -other vegetable matter,as potatoes} By this you-can easily see how your clothes| Lord & Taylor. Girls’ Winter Coats at- Greatly Reduced Prices, effect ' complete clearance of entire =e balance of Girls’ Winter Coats 4 to 14 years, we have made. reductions averaging one-half original prices. Your clothes will wear twice as long, and) thevill be whiter and cleaner all the time! Try) acake of Fels-Naptha and see. But use it the! Fels- Naptha way, according to the simnle direc. tions on the red and gree en wrapper. They'll te il vou how to wash all kinds of clothes with Fels- Naptha: wash dishes, clean floors and do many} other things with it. Le. SUNDAY. WORLD AVANTS WORK i MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. $10,00 Coatsiiy ice. reduced to. $5.90 $15.00 to $20.50 Coats...“ «$9.50 $25.00 to $29.50 Coats...“ OD TAS TS — Also — Batince of Girls’ Wool-LDy esses 5 at $5.50, $7.50, $10.00, formerly $10.00 to $16.50 each, Broadway and zoth St.; 19th Stn 5th Ave; Stock completeness i in this Harness’ store demands || oodsand Vehicle accesso- To-day— in] $1.29-to growing feet. Dress Slippers and Pumps, Clearing Sale of Youths’, Boys’ & Children’ s Clothing At Greatly Reduced Prices. ee Ee ao ere ae $5.00. 6.75 to 15.00 4,50, 6.75 w 8.75 6.50 9.75 69c 69¢ CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' REEFERS, in various fabrics and styles, broken alzes, BOYS! FANCY CHEVIOT NORFOLK surTs, with extra-peir of -knickerbocker trousers, YOUTHS' SUITS OF FANCY MATERIALS, z specistiy designed for young men's wear, 15 to 20 ym, _ Boys’ Laundered Fancy Madras Blouses, Boys’ Flannel Pajamas, fancy atripes, 4 to 16 yrs,, West Twenty-third Street ~: Sabin Gray & Co. $1.98, 2.75 65¢ Balance of this season's Sults, Coats & Dresses 7 5c Het. Belt Tike oO Calf, suitable for Dress and = | FIFTH A VENUE. - ae at Boys’ Winter Quercos ts Broadcloth, vemn\-fitted coats, satin lined, 14 and 16 yrs, $17.50 GalOverconts alts plates Formerly $9.75 4,50 GIRLS’ REEFERS, THREE-QUARTER LENGTH, 0: Navy Blue Chevict, satin lined throvghout, 640 14 yrs, 5.95 92 Overconts, 3 to'12 years. Formerly $7:40to $15.00 ~5.00 76 Dress Overcoats, 9 to 16 years, Formerly $15.75 32’ Fur Trimmed Overcoats, Stos2yrs. Formerly $39.50 15, 00 63 Misses’ Tailored Suits | This season's most desirable styles and materials, Interlined for winter | 14,46 and 18 years. Formerly $34.50 18. 50 Misses’ ane. Girls’ Winter Coats 50 Long Coats, 4 to 16 years. Formtly ¥9.75 to 91650 4,50 __-74 iressy Coats, + to {4 years, —_Foimes!y f450019 $340 7.50 _ 31 Fur Lined see 510 13s 18 yas Formerly. $29. sof 25 50. 85 Women K Plone”. Sutts | High’ class models of imported @roadcioths, back and colors, also English mixtures, Formerly $45.00 to $00.50 “Women’s Winter Coats’ 25:Lone Travel logiCoatss; 38 Black Cloth Evening Coats, 41 Black Cloth Street Coats, ——_rormer'y $39.00 24,5) — IFT; AVE. , 37th and 36th Sts. 4). JAMES MeGREERY & GO. 23rd Street. 3fth Street. MILLINERY. -In Both Stores. Straw Hats for early Spring, includ- ing “Leghorn, Milan and Neapolitan -braidsas_well as a complete range of the latest Lingerie Hats. Trimmed with flowers, ~feathers-and- whigs- novelty MISSES’ SUIT DEP'TS. Separate Skirts. Mixed cloth, 4,50 Heavy cloth coats, Broken plaid — weaves, Trimmed with velvet collar and buttons. Sizes 14 to 16 years. 9.50 ‘Washable Dresses, Made of blue, pink and brown check fabrics. Waist in the fashionable “Jumper’ design. Elbow sleeves, 6.50 Suits of grey mixed cloth. Eton In Eoth Stores. | Important Sale for To-day and To-morrow ~Men’s Suits, Values $22 and $25, at eee —Cansisting of mbeturgs; black and_bhie-cheviots-and- | thibets. Cut on this season's models. The sizes are com- i = plete even in the sizes suchas longs and stouts, __ Men's Overconts, or “Pony” coat model. Sizes 14 to 16 years, 10.50 } | 'S. CHILDREN i = 50, § 50 and 7.50 each $18.50. The garments in this sale show unusual values, most of them sold this season at $25 and $28. We are deter- mined to-carry over as few as peeslls hence this rare value giving — See = - —~Bluetinen- Teguiation- Suits. —Sizes- nes ~ = “Stora years, SS eg = Navy blue cheviot ‘ Sailor” Snits. Trimmed with braid. Sizes 6 to r2 years, ~ Young Men’s Suits, 3 (At 31st St eer Only)” Sea Young men's suits, sizes 15 to 19, In mixtures and plain colors, which have sold-all season for $15 and $18. ‘These-are-on-sale_only. at-our-31st Street Store. Men’s Shirts—$1.00. A sale of men's fancy stiff bosom shirts for Satur- day in our Men's Furnishing pebartment. Values $1.50 and $2.00 i Men’ s All-Silk Neckwenr 450 Full French four-in-hands and folded four-i in-hands. i Values up to $1.50. Broadway at 31st St., New York I Fulton St, at Flatbush Av. | Broadway at Bedford Av., Brooklyn 1007 WORLD ALMANAC and Encyclopedia _ Now on Sale Everywhere Price rede By Mail, 35c SWEATERS. —In-Both Stor ‘Children’s Sweaters.......... 750. value 1,25 | Norfolk Coat Sweaters....... Lasse j va value 4.85— Ladies’ Golf Vests on 2 spond 1.50 ght 0S : value 2.75 | Ladies’ Sweatefsoc.c..esesees 1.85 value 3.25 LADIES’ CLOAKS.,. In Bota Storce, | Tweed Coats. 50 inches long. Lined throughout or half lined with taffetas silk, 12.50, 18,00 and 22.50 formerly 20,00 to 32.00 JAMES MeGREERY & GO. 23rd Street. _ 84th Street, ees SUNDAY WORLD . WANTS, “WORK 3 a Linea BORNING WONDE 7.50" at « ese Franklin Simon & Co. ‘Einal Clearing Sale Sia sensei Formerly $18.59 to $24.0 10,00 Formerly $4.50 18,50 )