The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1907, Page 7

RELENTLESS WAR UPON TREBUGS 1) BE EPI UP Twenty andres Cor.| “victed-and Sent to Pris- on in. Last Year. | Named 10 Take Charge the Work. Twenty ent to. ¢ Marshal's office , Held 20h +Hutlugtice-anand—were-to-» children have, in # per e ‘a S, been looked up Madman-Appttes~ Torch: “so a madman ap int @ bundle of s: — stale ay wn, compantes in many for | Incendiary i S result Is tha crooked anuo.. takes Gul. lisifapow fae. ~ shore HA the -valas af his stock or household goods.) * In conjunetion rx of Be of nw compe the United: Ite tion" the. foll 3" PTOR every insurer shoul hh fire, there should be pt least a small difference between ty4 amount of In- eetual y 2. Sp itesoer re eeesthas are WHEAT ADVANCES ON COVERING BY SHORTS. = {ng weathor in the winter belt, and on covering ——-3-8_to_ii-J, a _ Corn-fell off 1-2, wv New York's opening: prices. wero: Whoilt—July, 1-4 to 13-6) May, Chicage ope ning p: s were: Wheat =e Ma y)—-TeA-2-to 77-B-br Un nti 45 1-8;-Sep- tember, 45 ~ New York —cvlosing —prices were: Whoeat—May, 843-8 bid; July, Corn—January, Ft-¢ “nominal; May, | 5 24-8 asked; July, 628-4 bid. Chicago's closlig prices were: Wheat | 4) May, 78 asked; anuary, 737-8 cn nominal; B-§ to 45 3-4: § : to Teinber. i 4'to tf =———_ \ Swift & Co.'s ‘sales of fresh beat in frork City for the week ending Saturda: 19, averaged 7.56 centa per pound. FLEECES SODS EO SSE OAEEES > Saving Coupons ? THEN KEEP THIS ONE: FISVSES HOD ISSESS: This is good to remind ‘you that it doesn’t take long for a World “Situation Wanted” SSAGSRASESG KEELE EEEESET 08} you seelc. “gngenses STOCKS ALLY AND ffirewtari=1% On ae = The shorts In wheat were frightened | s to-day by the sudden change to freex- |¢ ithe wtart— prices—aavanced ¥ £5 6-8. bid. (4 _Ad, to find =o a9 I How the TFiebues Apply the “Torch.” They innke wn nent piie of ot noaked rage 9 anhiny- | se cine few atariing thereby {fe triek Is to Ince ourtninn In keros and then Ignite. Place hot conta Inside of bu renn denwers, ‘Throw vn amatt-atick of dyiate Tutte dn feeshly painted room, Lenvtige wan Jet bu = eu Winat clone to wooded collins. ae mel CLOSE WITH GAINS Reading, a Factor in-the Tra ing, Benefits wih Oher mtocks were add: ak features in the EVENING Wak, z-. MAN TRCUGHE SICK UU | Annual Sale of St FINE INSURANCE SHOWING. Vhenix Pald San Francisco Lonnes | gnd Haw 83,1 There {# much Interest in the aft fourth annual alatement of (ie Phenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn, w! has just been Issufd.” Because of tho! heavy lonses incurved by trom the San Francisco earthquake and firovand the general Insurance agita- ton the statement was expected to show how the Insurance been affected, The Phenix Company xnsounses th, yald all Ban’ Prancieco. loews @ net surplus on hana rplua to polis, Jicate that th ‘e has tbean a abe increase in. busines’ and Athlngs due tng the past year, te® Surplus, i companies | ff business has Le ALL CARS TRANSFE. RT sloonune Aapactive Jpn Bloomingdales’ To- “morrow, Tuesday Biggest Fur-Chanees-in Aerts Quarterly Sale of Dressmakers’ ers’ Supplies Third We ek of the Undermuslins Sale 2 “ings For All Great Clearance Sal¢ of Gloves Cl Women’s Taijored : Suits important Sale -of Men's Stiff Bosom wm Shirts arance of Sane Sale of Metal Beds Very Best Values in Oriental ues in Oriental Rugs Ivory ry Carvings, ngs, Figures, |, Groups, ete. Ghee Thin in Bohemian ‘Glassware Annual Sale. of Canned Goods and Groceries All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES, Lex. to 3d Ave., 50th t to 60th St. -Here’s a Piano--That-—Will--Be- _ a Joy in Your Home Forever !! Buy-a Watters Actht:and-have-one-of the -most-artis: {cand beautiful pianos in your home. A _piano that will-always be-ready-to-yteid-s good) ttrengs cleartone in response to the slightest touch—a tere {hat has never Eeen surpassed in richness nor resonance. A Plano that to any home és a veritable treasyre hous of pleasure, Search’ the world over and you will not-find a piano anywhere for less— than $425 that will compare favor- ably. with the celebrated $ WALTERS ARTISTE— De 5 yet our price is only . And just think you need pay less” than 15¢ a-day That is, at the time of purchase you pay $5, then we deliver the piano right to your heme, ‘Alte t that all you need pay is $1 a week. This includes: new style stool with back and rubber cover. ‘There fs no interest, no insurance, no extras whatever. ~ If you wanfao do the right thing by yourself and your family when buying a plano BUY a Walters. This as- sures you of peices satisfaction in every way. If you buy a “Tom-Dick-and-Harry” Piano it’s ten to one the piano will be a white elephant on your hards, We are familiar with every part of the piano business for 33 yer tsand we k are talking about, >, Rememter, buy a Walters Piano, and you've made the best Plano investment in the world. We Also Offer the Following Celebrated Walters Pianos "$150 Sizle © Walters Paqpe: l 0 Style D Walters Planos. 82 BOOO Style LY Walters Vianos. 0 Style Wh Wallers Mlages, what we Me) B1.000 WA fro, PIANOS m0 PLAYER Exctiange! Our at ti Places you th a position pid piano for a anee due at 81) per Meeks Lae ete Lact edna a. Fikehx ou casi Uptin request @ representative witt ent? DOM LEXINGTO ONTOS ® AVE: Sales cat | [ILS OF POISOR i ~ $2.98 Coats for Children at $1.75 350. Ce tae Mixed-or Oolong. Se es _ $1.95 Austrian China Choco-— NO CONNECTION Siece SIXTH AVE TAS alo See J.B.GREEN MUT, PRES For Men. Black-Cotton- Hosiery—fastbiack ce T =a] seamless; Were 12120; noWrers es Cc, Fast Black Hosiery—spliced heel and 15 toc; full fashioned; were 25¢; now LOC Fancy Hosiery—fine-black-cotton; with em- broidered silk | figure: were~t8¢e;~-at: = For Children Ribbed Hosiery—fast black, fleece lined or plain; _double— heel, were-1Se-to Hepnows: OSTOUGUOE wo Heavy Ribked Cotton Hosiery—fast black, wool or fleece ined Were 25c to ° 15¢ 30c; at. Ribbed Wool Hosiery—cxtra fine, {8 black,” Pure wool; full fashioned; al sizes; 25¢ were 45c to 60c; now. All Sorts for’ Men,: Women and Children,: America—goods that almost never get on bargain tables at all: | All sizes—perfect goods. Sakae 10c knee and -100;- 9¢ Clearance of ‘Hosiery at Lower Prices Than-Have Ever Before: Been Placed on Hosiery Equally Good, E=believe these offers 10 ee entirely without _ precedent, These are ‘the best and .most ‘staple productions of both Europe and i For Women - Black Cotton Emb'd Hosiery) were 19¢:4 Qe. Fast Black Wool Hosiery: now y Black Cotton or: Lisle” Thread “Hosiery ~~} regular and extra sizes; full fashioned; spliced heel, lé and toe; were 5e Lace— Effect Hosiery—fast black: spliced= heel, toe and sole; full fashioned; D5R- Fleece-Lined- “€ntton Hosiery—fast black; were 50c;_ now... — A beautiful cottection of imported=sil hosiery, all silk, plain or lace effects, with | some of the finest. silk stockings we could buy in Paris, and we hvae over thirty dif- Were $3. to $7, Now Only $1. 75 rz (Ste fc Cooper Store, Main Floor) 25c; now...-- 5 GnOOnaDN were 50c;_ now, Nee ¥ 25€ Pure Silk Hosiery hand-embroidered silk designs, These are ferent designs. > Rueaay Bargain List Telephone orders filled as long as spe chases whenever deemed necessary. $3.95 Irish Point Curtains at$2..75 “All handsome designs, new this season, (rhtea Froor,) Clearance of velvet, cloth, Astrakhan and bearskin coats. Sizes 2.10 S years, © (Second Floor.) 98c Quality Writing Paper at 25¢ Odd lots of broken boxes, all reduced for clearance, (Third Floor.) Hill’s Social _and_ Business: 98 : Manual at Cc Twentieth Century tation, treating such subjects “as Spelling, grammar, bookkeeping, interest tables, penmanship, speeth making. parliamentary rules, Jaws of etiquette, crc. price, $1.25. (hird Floor) 10c to 30c Lining Remnants, a Yard, 5c Including percalines, Sateens and-other standard winingss.. hai. Flor.) — $4 Wire Bed ‘Springs, All Sizes,’ 33 ‘For meta} bedsteads; made with iron frames} sup- ported with best stecl wire fabric. 10c Maine Lima ean a can, 6c A popular brand, packed by a prominent.canning company. (Fourth Floor) 26c Teas, a pound, All high-gradeteas, of delicate flavor. (Fourth Floor.) late Sets at 95¢c Chocolate pot-and six cups and saucers; {floral and gold-deearations. {Third Floors) 50c to $1 Imported Bisque 25 | Figures and- Vases, c ; An assortment of graceful figures and decorated | vases. (Third Floor.) 25c Pin Cushions and Needle- Be | work Novelties at c Trimmed and untrimmed cushions and other use- | ful novelties and ornaments. | Main Floor) — i 98c (o $1.50 Made- Sup Sofa Cushions at t Over filty subjects from which to choose; ions ready for use. 89c ush- (Mala Floor) 39c to 69c Pillow Shams and Scarfs at 29¢ Manufacturers’ samples of white guipure, spat- chel and hemstitched scarfs and shams; many styles, (Main: Floor.) to 18¢ Lace and Bath Towels at lle Fringed damask tow. hemmed—huck towels, fringed Turkish towels, sanitary bath towels, com- plexi on towels, hemmed Turkish towels. 12'%4¢ for full -fiautes: | Magee cified lots last. $2 Kimonos and Bath $1.25 Right reserved to limit pur- Robes for Women, Blanket bath robes; flannel orcrepe cote Kinonee trimmed with satimto match, (Second Floor.) $4.75 Leather Wrist Baga $975 — for Women, Geruine black seal; gcatskin or morroco in black, brown or green; leather lined; containing purse and cardcase; gilt SELL a 50c. Business Cards, 100 33¢ Printed_ for. 100 Cards eelateds in best possible manner, on_ superior stock, sted $6 Enameled Bedsteads all sizes, at $4, 50 Made with one-inch straight poss; strong laterals; heavily constructed; best enamel finish. (Fitth Floor) 5 50c Wash Goods, Remnants, i ee ards -10¢ “Many Classes of desirable printed tabrics, greatly reduced, ‘ain Floor.) __ Ota) $2. 50 “Model. Oil Heater ee Cees AT aneet “steel drum; nice TPR finish; four-. quart oil tank. (Basement. se 60c_ Tapestry Brussels Car- pets, a yard, 4 Cz ment of chvice colorings and desig 4Fitth Flocr,) 98¢-t0 $1.25 Shoes for, Misses 6 2 ‘and Children:at 9c 4] ~Of-good dongota kid; button or lace; pal tips; sizes 6 to 11 and 12 to 2. a enrleather (Second Hoar] $2.25 Box of Porto Rican Cigars—at 31.50 Hand-made, all Porto Rican tobacco; clubhouse and panetelas shapes; allin toxes of 50, | (Main Floor) $l Wolfner Razors at 39e Made of fine German steel, hollow ground; cXx- changed if not found satistactory, pail Floor, US 5 75c Straw Baskets at 25C- O! Japanese straw; nicely decorated; 15 in, high, (Basement) ¢ $1 B. & Je Brassiere at 50¢ Bust supporter and corset cover combined; suitable (No mail orders filled ) _ASssoad Floor.) 500 to 75c Bust Forms, ete. at 25c. Shirt waist extenders and bust supporters of vari- ous sorts included in this assortment. (Second Floors ) 50c Corsets at 35¢ straight front corsets, made of barge asse Short and long, coutille and butiste. ond Floor.) Adjustable Yoke Petticoats at 5]. 50 Of black sateen; full flare flounce; extra protec tive dust ruffle; regular price $2.50; ain. Fleor) Seton eat We Give “f. & H.” Green Tratine Grcoad Floor? ote