The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1907, Page 9

ODDITIES IN THE NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE-WORLD * £HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1907. . Hee Wee Be | IEGE Punsters Force Mr. Eve to Dodge From “Garden. ; Ba ate eee aa eee : i , ney Will be” Chreful ! NO_CONNECTION: WITH ANY of Eden Jokers by Changing Name ee eae eile aren \ Se tout next week near the White Face TELS Mountain trail by tevens Hotel. Jay, paid the first five animals The idea ts to put out a few ft elk and give them a chance ; 1 to Masters. Georges Masters, Eve, of Brooklyn, moved to-day from a mortats and punste nial at to-mul ane; from which=thelr- trib: _ The Firat LES Pe of 5 Season of the -Sort-o!f That. Made Us Famous oT years ago this very day we ‘made our first spring showing of refarmation ettecting |The last pub n ho’ went! took place jn Anto court Mr, casted tn belng No Cand, WORLD'S ACCIDENT hi wi a side-splitting, joke { ae = has Coal vgit (0 aeaulte in| RECORD IS BROKEN. ii Te} mation, ies it vito wan | |, EFtico Salvatine, of Waterbury, Conn. | ry Grenier Be ver" a. new | met with a chain of accidents last evén- | Scuualntance wail’ ell, BOW'8 | ing. Ho was crossing a street when va | | 5 sari etH eae, anya? ah rey at|Funaway horse knocked him over, H. en nereeneenthe ed'| got up and a. nickpocket robbed bitin the name. of [his tnat $8. Diexusted be started he ad vig on ® bridge and knocked off. As he | CANCER MEDICINE ‘arose tie stumbled and fell on the lea FOES 2AD. of the Iittle stream. The Ice broke and CURED BALD HEAD: he went head, first Into the ‘water, By the dizsust of Errico was he was tickled Immensely at | not cure the Can- | his hard luck! Hoy went home and found that his | Weed had all comé | within twenty | . of the Couaty the transformation. trimmed hats to sell at $5. This store had then been open but a few months and was strenuously elbowing itself through the pressure of strong competition by dint of doing things that had never before been done in New York retailing. And, among other things, we determined to shaw our rapidly widening: public just what could be done for $5 in trimmed millinery by a ‘store that cared less for profit than for prominence. s We did-it—and have done it every season since. Briefly, we sold at $5 hats of a character thathad always. cost from $7.50:to $10. Our achievements in produc- ing elegance, originality, bcauty-and styfe-at this price {to say nothing of the mere value represented by the materials used) have never been coualicd in this city, and, , ¢ we are resolved, shal] never be. > A Our first. extensive showing of hats at $5' for. the models. These will be a revelation to women who have spring of 1907 is ready now.. It consists of 1,000 hats, | not already learned our miltinery achievements. all of our own production, but chiefly adaptations of Pa of Paris | Cae and see. Sieg! Cooer Site, Seond Flown Front) asters-ires-2: Greutener, of McKeesport, Pa., ne from an agent to eure a cancer. cer’ but {t § (ye eae" "1" “Wolfner |[lse. Coats for Women $3) Panama Skirts ekibiea iat TREY PELL BADE | Piano, $250 Three-quarter Length Garments Greatly Reduced. _ Stylish Black Skirts, Worth at Least: $4.50 | 30,000 B: ARMAIDS : ailierWeskan and yhiai(eon Cliden Rich and Gf | oe the sake quick selling, soimaks way ie the spring stock, all these E bought out the thaker on this special line of skirts, thereby getting a eG 202 LLY TES» watexcutsingsm tree at: Mountebicoay Gut Bil ich and lasting tone; | andsome Coats are placed at one-small_price____ =) price.concession that makes it ‘ossib e for uS-E £-$4,50-skirts t0— ie FIGHT. [aad when Tt fell Tes bran Tanded oi built for. durability. | They are made of fine durable qualities of black chevict, kersey or you for $2.50, e x eels ne ‘phirty thousand barmaids in |five bears, Four of them were cubs and other was a huxe black mother bear, are after the head of Nome Sec No Money Down - ‘ho Weekses and the bear family en- ken in fa T pill }gaged In mortal combat and the farmer $1] a We ek = | Positively the best piano | (lee! Cooper Utore, Second Floor, Freat.) +-to_be-had-at-$250 " | No Interest—No Extras | | ees | Mypyedt | \ia Se || Children’s $3 Coats Whitel awnWaists ! aera EP ResNeret fi] meee TT Ror Only $1.98 Te Gees DOC montagnac, tan kersey or Scotch mixtures, They are modelled on new lines and finished with gocd buttons and trimmings. ° Altogether they present remarkable price-saving chances to the women who buy them for $3. These skirts are made of superior chiffon panama, modelled and plaited in the latest fashion. They look well,-hang well and will wear well. All lengths, from 37 to 42 inches, Black_only. oper § Sscond Floor, Proat) Lawn Kimonosand ‘Dressing Sacques Min of good quality se in afl-the latest} c t The Simplex Piano, $600 i meth orderly than: sare | i ; 4..Self; Playing eh Pexroreted, t FYLISH tittle coats- made~-of fine~all wcol! HESE Waists- are made of excellent quatity : white lawn, designed with long sleeves and viot in red, navy blue and fancy mixtures; patterns and in ten different styles. A Sold on our is terma, small { trimmed with lace and embroidery insertions. variety to mect the fancy of every one, prettily trimmed with velvet + collar and | ed the now Tt atands | } — SCENE OF HORRORS cash payment. r | SITE OF NEW COURT |} fakeibalt/a | No Other Charge—Delicered emblem shield on sleeve. - All new goods, You'll} Also white waists (slightly-soiled) that sold regu- | Some have large sailor collars with belt; others are x, z dlassfal in Free. Bj not likely have another chance this season.| larly at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, prettily ioniuted! ia yoke; othe: ante nightingale _King Edward offictally op style. Si Cann licated for hie than 50c; the morning for headache, ~10,000—Pertection Rolls in| Our Library. “to get-such goodcoats-as these at This | is a great opp: nity for those who are such a price. Sizes 2 to 5 years, quick to take advantage of it. The quantity is lim- our Price 4 in “Tani don on p site of Newgate Prison (Old 2 . where for nearly | B billousness, ‘Sice<l Cooper Store, 5th Floor, Center) Regularly $3; to-morrow. ited, So the early comers will have the best selection. | tomorrow $0- years Engl. have imprisoned, | t fd la | NO CONNECTION WITH ANY, jnveasionclet lege! ¢} Cooper Store, Szccnd Fle« ter.) (Sicecl Corer Store, Sccord Flcor, Center.) {Si 1 Cooper Store, Second Floor, Center.) \ hanged, drawn and, tor- CAP, ha? ee eee eee teeters era eee oe A toroid ive amnecmony fata tured each other, Public executions andespecially Hurdorseee| IEGE UgboveRG | | © SIXTH AVE yrrnea~sis, NEWYOR) ENHUT. Men’s $3.75. BIRHLEE i\Women’s|_ Any Youths’ _ Suit orOvercoat. Bath Robes, $2.25 Sweaters (To - Morrow_at: aaa “E*VE sold scores of these robes Tey = Regularly “$15: cate their quality elsewhere To-Morrow, - - iC to-day forless than-$4,- - - = “ a of ree They are imported goods, ae of Don’t be ainoanaeor rors fine, heavy, soft-blanket cloth, and the | table sweater this cold weather. C) at: $3.75:—You-couldn’t-dupti- price-at which we offer them to-morrow} We “place-on sale to-morrow is less than the usual figure at whole-| a lot of garments that would sale. ordinarily sell for nearly twice ~~ Cut-full-and roomy, with-wide-collar-|-our-price:— They are-made.of- and heavy girdle. Well made, neatly | good quality wool in white, finished—all seams doubly sewed and gray and red, with rolling taped, Each has satin yoke. Large variety of designs in different shades of gray, green, cardinal, blue, brown and tan, Warm and.durable garments in an almost. unlimited choice. A good $3. $2. 25. AlN. ree us SMES IN EFFECT BUT MEATS Sizea 14 to 20 Years, or 30 to 36 Breast Measure. . ° “LL our youths® sults and overcoats gO to-morrow at.about half price. Not one garment will be reserved, collar; all -have pearl butrons. Up-to-date garments, made of popular, : Sizes 34 to 44. | good- wearing materials. Perfect-fitting, You can’t get. sweaters as comfortable and tasteful. Former. prices s as high as $9.50, good as these anywhere else The Suits for less than $1 or = ‘ more. Our p rice 59c blecheeracsinelibars aalecr double FROM. THE MARCH ISSUE OF — THE DELINEATOR. The skirt is a graceful design, and can be made by Butterick Pattem No. 9894, cut in nine-sizes from» 20-to 36 inches waist measure, [price 15 cents. “The Blouse-Waist ” On No:9906, is inteven sizes from 32 to 44 triches bust “robe at... meee : weet Sree 3 Soe Serer mearere or i: = 7 (Siegel Cooper in Floor, Cente) + (Slegel Cooper Store, Se end Floor, (re) (Slegel Cooper Store, Second Flocr, Re: ~ WOTB.—-These polleras: can be fron acy Boterick-Ageney or from us direct. BUTTHRICK PUBLISHING CO., LS Batlerick Bulldiag, New York. Candy Specials | Absolute Safety in Food Buying) Children’ to be sure It is wholesome si D R ben Mensa te fo! Butterick and pure. FQAVERYTHING ‘sold in this great, Grocery Store is guaranteed as to quality | resses = riparian : Featured: for to-morrow. “uand freshness, We offer marked economies in our pricing, but never at the | Made of serviceable ging- waist -pattetns. should be taken over the cheat Peppermint ard Wintergreen P) . ham, in light and dark blues and close up to the arms, and not over the fulness of the bust. This is the only correct system of Smiles— fresh -madej 20c cost of inferior quality or doubtful condition. and pinks; nicely trimmed with a . h braid, making pretty: above ind-as you read the | piqueand braid,1 ep Sr iliti; Pera 657 oe Lookat-this list for-t to-morrow, and beart above in m you Pee a ececycocteee trio eall measurement. -It-is-.one-reacon--why- Butiericl prices ‘ i ‘orer Store, Maln Floor, Rear. nt years. Usually 35¢c. . Patter are the best. ne —— 2...» Mail orders: promptly filled. Tplephone connection to.ail tables in_the- Grocery |. to.morrow-only == 17e is ary Ferns,FernBalls, Order Lept. "Phone, 4000 Cheltea. iee! Gonper Sere Second Flor Comer) - ALL BUTTER ATTERNS Palms, Stes ——— Favorite Blend’ Coffee New Pea Bian, Scotch Greea Pean, | | | Foun aly ality: mates dillclows bresds | fs ) bs. $1.05; 5 tee. ah: 90% Pearl Ba:l-y of Farina. 4 bl 5 rt §9¢e- 2 I gee plies i LiClO 2ic Even if don’t need\any | Zven if you don’t need i 20th Century Soap | linoleum or oilcloth right now, For launcry purroses and general 6e spring housecleaning; cegular!0cean these: prices ought to tempt 10 CENTS AND 15 CENTS “~~ NONE HIGHER oe vigorous, beautiful plants; properly potted and showing best-of care, H We bought these rent issater Plants for very muc: ess than fe j oan dealers pay, That's, .the Formosa | ile, Fe yfeason you can buy them to-morrow all b0e varie: so far tnver regular prices; Im caddy, $2.25; Ib, 1000 Dainty Ferns—in variety suit- able for fern dishes; reg- ularly 10; nowW,.....66+% 6c el rer Fresh Rolled Oatmeal Premium Flour || Linoleum and 22c¢ Mrs. OsBorN OF NEW YORK ———-—— | you to buy asapply for furure, } ‘ Fresh Fish needs. For there’s a substan- BLEND noone —oure | Weclern Rates eies ol chéree tial saving on every yard you NEW YORE SUGAR C! coe 8e Vai ADARALL, Creator of Fashions for women of fashion con- tributes an illustrated letter to THe Deinearor PARAL RHA et REAR SCO at Hine! Glimeh Sele Sith, | pans, buy to-morrow, J - 3 ne! 101 © T "re g i =| every month. “Mirs. Osborn is the most renowned Bi 250 Japanese Fern Balls—in perfect | NEW RICE—ex 1 48¢ arey Keg Sota : ee heel autres al as crs res: condition; regularly 50c; 1O-1ba-, B4ez 5 Ibi | Fancy Bovvon Mackerel DES y y y individual authority on matt of dress in all condition; regularly 80¢, 29¢ RIGHARDSON'S SE EET MEGET 3Q¢ Fancy Wosten:Smelis, } Baltecnavandicolor nes eral PICKLES—6 bor America, Every woman cannot possess an “Osborn” gown—its prite is prohibitive. (Every woman who reads‘her letters in Tr1z DeLinzaToR will receive helpful suggestions and ideas of originality, beauty, and character in dress, Do not fail to secure a copy of the March issue, : Pound, 4 Largo Scotti Ferns—beautitul FOUNTAIN. OU. i 8e new, perfect goods : Inlaid Linoleums rth $1.50; LESS BEAN Ste 5 | $1, 10 . +. Be Rory lar Price To-morrow, | Ticah Fruits & Vegetables areas | NEW mg USE RE UBARS Se Feyo] ening car | BORAX SOAP $2.75; now. Canaries We deliver fresh meajabe.ween the Batiery ME; regularly $2 iday ottly, dozen, $1.35 lene! Cozper Store, MalnFloor,1i.h St.) yt hi pane) ade Breet Cioatess. Br Ah Mi ts €8 ea ¥ a Hartz Pode tata Canaries—line and [lurk sty cect or wesie ted ma o PB 5 PONS, The DELINEATOR ' nae peepee eee 2. ly Fires Cah He desman Se fesnd ww 19¢ English Male Cancries— pd do adeht beet . 16 conts a copy. SOC Best singers $4 | on =t | castes eee Were DUGYE) in Be | "her tnee Of your nowedesler.or = Hutterick agent or The Butterick COLUMBIS ET URN Bret olted Stal SC: lecveicadcata bol Tsalice experi RIB 10) pects 1S Ibs. cof ony Diutter jeviled; reg. 25¢ cay 0 is Syke ie io FOUNTAIN QUICK LU | ROAST, Ty ©\ Fresh Baked Pound oie B: Building, New York. | Publiching Co., Ltd., Butterick Bui 1,000 Bride, Bridesmaid ceil LAT! | Lege of fancy C: Were Ralsin, Citron, Marble, AUS Bete aN : 1%, | Go'den Gate ‘st, $y long | Hiedquarters ot Canada MUTTON. JJg atin aes ;