The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1907, Page 13

“COUNT TRACKED ell MILES AND SHOT TO DEATH MU Podhovsky Killed Killed in Gald-, field by J. E, Hines, Jealous Englishman. fSheetal to Tho E TONOPAH, hot and d last night at the Ajax, th an Restaurant of Goldnetd, Higex and hls wife arcived yesterday “at Goldfield. All three ahd. met in > two years ago, apd night atthe Ajax. Mra Count ugh, the years old, fou Mus Hd an offlver of the Uuatds, belonging to lent as Prince Can’ In recent, Kuss mH ujmost without | $59.00 {nm t id adventurer and | in None, airs, eqn since the mur ne for some ax here, he sald, ne of Your to kill him, and ed diners aw the shooting. peount a Friend of apne Heid. ye Brest. ntonishmen a eathcee the mands of an army ¢ Wis shore F met the Count in ut from mutual friends that he met with financial, that. nearly all of —hts| fortune bad disappeared. He was till and handsome ard 9 great favetite with the women ——<——___— HILL NOT TO RETIRE, But Iin Sun Louin May ne Made x Mis Amsintant, ST. PAUL. March 22.—James 7. HM to-day anid that there i no truth In the statement that he Is about ‘to re- reverses und ire fréin the presidency of the Great} Northern Tattroad, Mr. Hill stated formeriy at P. 1. MteGuigan, fourtu’ vice-president of the | matter what yo tn miny In Goldileld, | rom | Grand! Trunk, Vice-president of the Great Northe the post heretofore held by Louts Hill, won of-the president. No announce, ment was made as to the position that Louln Til will hold, but ttsts gene l erally understood that the office of as- jalstant to the president will be created for him. has been appointed first SUCCESS In ‘Curing Old Chronic Csaes of Patients .Given Up As Incurable [Restored to Health in a “Few Hours by the Use of His 8 X RUEUMATISM REMEDY. t every rheumatic to Girow away | ait m: A Hinde ii plasters and | wy MUNYON'S 2 X IUIEUMATISM CURB/ No soatter what your doctor may day, no Gruggist may #a7. raattar what your friends mry say. 1 3 4 or prejudieet yoo tised remedies, go at st and get a bottle of the ATISM CURE. Itice Shy uvfor yoo if he has re 1y doses In a dottie, end as oae saya: “Every tablet ts worth more than a dlorond of the s:mc bTAe tigi dpsey awiiisctakec away call ee and palze, and a cures generally ef- | fected before ong bottle is used. Remember, hs teinedy” contains no valicylic acid, cocalne, morphine, | or other harm It ts nutup pnder | the Ruarantec of the Pure Food & Drug | Act. but my guarantee I consider the best. l Try he remedy. and Mf you ‘are not satis- fled, brig the eraply bottle to me and 1 [all refund yout mouey. No room. for doubting. no ver why you iia uceptics, no should not Ke If you hay her ai ber that we put Up 57 different remedies for S57 ailments. ~ We bave no “cure-allx Our Cold Cure cures the cold. Our © Cure is worth more than all the emuls! AIL the. olfa, sit-the- baleams.- and —cougs tures that have ever been made. .You can prove this iment by the Investment of cents My Kidney Cure, 1° deltove. hay saved ore Lives. and cured more chronic cases bladder and kidney allment than any | known remedy, Money back whenever it falls. My Dyspepsia and Stomach Remedy en- other vl abie one to eat a good. square moal and it Sy Constipation Ointment gives a | patural movement in from two ‘to. three ininutes. and Se rapidly taking the place of all cathartic and-weakening nostrums. (°igy Meadache Gure stops ail headnehes lu from 3 to 10 ‘minutes, and tsa Mgood heart and stomactl tonle, CAM persone suderiog, with, Piles 1 moat tly ask to try my Pile Ointment. Te mops all Mtchlug atd pain Inatanthy Moucy” back If It falls to cure and cur, ch Mh yon'h —-Vitallzer portrengtis= te. old men owers. | Pp Ti ang gives vigor tores. Foxy and. Fea! | | Sunday World Wants Work Wonders. various models, . the. man’s taste. At 43th St. - Every type of overcoat that finds favor . with the well dressed man is here, includ- ing the black silk lined to edge overcoat, the, gray : form-fitting Chesterfield coat. The prices start at $15 and go up to $45. Suits, too, from $15 to $45, in a - variety broad enough to reflect every- Hackett, Carhart 6@ Three Broadway Stores, in top coat, the rain ! Te cece nent nn pene metre ee EET Oo seen tector a \ 5 2 MARCH 22, NYON’S||SR@ RHEUMATISM ‘Men’s $20 Medium Weight Suits room for ‘No. 1 Ollcloth—half a yard ‘THE EVENING WORLD, |FRIDAY, $ 48 Women's Gun Metal Punips and Gibson 1907. Women’s $3.00 Gibson Oxford Ties, | a pair, We Sell More Real Laces Than Any Other Store in America. Women’s New Neckw. White Embroidered — Lawn inducing stipe of Enailah| Bows, strictly>tew <feature syelet: embroidery: These collars are also. this season—worn with the tolmake pereestiye Lin Oxford Ties, made with turn soles, military linen collar—regu- bier et al dele, 2, 41. Summer wear, and Cuban ‘heels; ‘also Evening and Dress larly sold up to speci: ae S06, each, °19e¢ en Pumps, made of fine pop ith hand- turned soles amd high © pink, lavend mand $3 in every ex Large Round Collar, in Eng- Mail Orders Promptly and i Caretally Filled. oth Ay., 22d to 23d St., N, Y. uSive shoe ste | a JORIS III III III III II ATO I IOC IIIT TOTTI ITO I IITA III II IIIS IIIA IOI I IOI IISA SAIS AISA AAS ALAA AAA 2. Elaborate Showing of Spring and SU Willinery Every desirable Paris and New York variety in trimmed hats, all the newest shapes for dress and street jwear and every conceivable kind of trimming , whether it be) feathers, flowers, ribbons or ornaments —not mn ones | quantities, but in great profusion, at prices no other store in New York can match. BAGO RGE EGER COREG CUCU OBO UOO GUE UUU OO. ULE IRI TORI ATK JR SEES IOTIIE A TOSS IDO Asie ERB ORE ROBO AB EERE TRO BRED ROLE USE EEE ERE ‘Hurry for This Clething | Smart Spring Jackets. / — It is the best we have ever had a chance to offer for the money, and we know that Absolutely swell in every detail, and of ‘refined beauty—Jackets that women: men who can judge goods, make and style'will agree with us. We bought these lots | will be proud to wear. Reed the descriptions, See' the pictures. rom a maker who wanted our ready cash, whiéh accounts for the low prices we quote. SS Secure your coat for Easter, Saturday. Don’t $10 wait till the prices advance. °We have marked a DLinlatetalalatalelatataialalatatnieta lot of coats at $5.95 that would easily command $10.00. Coats, like illustration on the left, made ‘Sizes from 32 to. 46 Chest. of chiffon taffeta in the. latest pony model, lined Men's suits of finest light and dark fancy worsteds, plain crays, black Thibets and fancy —--——— with a superior qual- ;-—————; ~ chedlols-seThese, sultseare infin weight (lial cariibe worn alliyeatjaround, “You wil find it Nobby$10 jity of white or ey Nobby $10 mighty hard to buy sults nese $10. outside 0! ere, £ Spring sa'in—All sizes from| Spring Coats, |32to44. The picture} Coats, Men’s$15BlackThib2tSuits$7 5Q Sizes: from 33 to 46 Chest Measure. Men's single or double breasted black Thibet Sack Sults; also sonie suits of fancy wors- teds and fancy cheviots. These suits are all Hned with a high jan lining and sell regularly at $15.00. Men’s $30.00and 535.00Suits $48 ‘Sizes fr.m 33 to 54 Ches: Measu-e Men's gray lind fancy worsted suits in all sizes from 33 to 54 chest.. This Is a great opportunity for stout men. These sults.are made as good as any hand tailored, sults ever made, and afford a ‘great gna, for men to secure a $30.00 or $35.00 suit for the price of 418.00, Men’s $12.00 Business Suits ‘$5 Saturday {rom 2 to 6 P, M. Here {s a great chance.to secure a business spit worth up fo $1207 Tor the small sum of $5.00. These°shits are all odd suits and are: made of black chevi't, fancy worsteds and fancy cassimeres. They are in sizes from 33-to 48. Men’s $5and $6 Wor-| Men’s $10, $12 and sted Trousers $2.98 $15 Raincoats $7.50]. Sizes from 29 to 46 waist | Sizes from 33 to 44 chest SPECIALS IN BOYS’ CLOTHING FOR SATURDAY “ Boys’ $7.50:to $10 Suits, $5. |Boys’ $5 and $6 Suits, $2.98. Boys’ Novelty Suits pm Russian and sailor blouse styles, Boys' Knicker Suits of fancy we ALLS and cheviots; 7 to 15 years. Boys’ Black Suits, $2.98. Boys’ Long ‘Trousers, $1.98. on the right portrays (ae new silk -taTeta {Etons, We show these $5. 95 $B ,0° two, but wehave many other smart coats at the same price, The silk Etons are trimmed “with embroidery and the others are. trinmed—with—shk—braid—in—handtsome designs; The—man- who made these coats advised us to sell them tor $10, but we have marked them $5.95 for Saturday.” Women’s $30 Suits, Dresses and Stylish Lingerie. Gowns In this great lot you will find everything that is new, stylish, Serviceable, fashionable and practicable; just think, at the low price of $17. Sults made of chiffon Panama, in all the new shades; suits of imported mixtures; dresses made in the new over waist style; dresses mate of the finest lingerie and ornamented with Valenciennes lace in new designs; taffeta Jined and braid trimmed Pony coat suits; Eton sults in all the latest Styles, the real cutaway front Prince Chap-suits, and also the Tuxedo-suits.You-will-find them. suitable for young people, middle-aged people and for aged people. They have the latest full plaited skirts trimmed with self folds or other trim- mings or the always” graceful plain plaited skirt. Women’s $8.00 and $10 Chiffon Panama Skirts, $4.95 Skirts made_of chiffon Panama, in various models, skirts made of London mixtures, in the latest side and box plaited styles, skirts made of gool quality taffeta silk and skirts made of French voile, in the new, “full side-plaited effect. We will sell Bite One of these sample skirts at fe . ted cheviot) sults, in sizes from 7 to 15 the price of $4.95. None of these skirts will be pHOys Black worsted cheviot Boys’ long trousers, in all sizes; worth up to $4.00. sent C. O. D., but we will refund your money if y these skirts don't Prove satisfactory to you. Boys’ $5 Reefer Coats, $3.98.| $7.50 Knee Pants Suiis, $5.__| ————_—______-—-—"" Boys’ reefers, in a great variety of styles. ah from 3| Boys’ knee Pants Suits, in serges, fancy Sein and Infants’ Goods: (Children’ S. $2. 00 to 10 years: jcheviots; sizes from 7 to 17 years, An invertization of there 2 vil ,|School Dresses, 10,000 Men’s Negligee Shirts _ |i: School Dresses, hoaiel in This Big Saturday Sale ley ent wu Children’s $4,00 ED} 98 braid; pearl buttons. Full gathered_and pleited shin with deed tem neal The good, high-grade kind that haberdashers sell for $1.50, $2,00 and $2:50—celSbrated ~ | Ceats and Reefers Childress Coats and Reetcrs. In got i f S| eee dresses made with tucked yoke -and-henistitched Child: n= ; Manchester Shirts in 1907" patterns, .The makers of Manchester Shirts’ tn/ eae ren’s $5 Con sp 98 guarantee them made in the best manner and. of the best materials; sivle and ‘om Children’ 3 $6.50 $ Bengaline Coats - throughout. Sizes red and y es. Th are full box firmatio. Dresses, “Children's Confirmation Dresses of Persian’ There are 10,000 of lawn and French organdies. They are in three 10 000 ; es } styles, Gne with Dutch neck —and-the entire ta fis these shirts —white _ plaited Witlst' of Val. tion and edge, another witht * front button coat shirts, woven. aie i oof fine teks-and-tatge hectha-ot- = 84-8 5 dtive third with an = ‘MEN’ S madras French front coat Cloth Coats organdie yoke of fine tucks and Val. lace and. shirts with5— attached — cuffs, ace beftha with ya insertion and Val. lace; ans . elbow sleevés, The skirts are made with three —~~-ankd—a—large—assoriment of — up to deep tucks over a drop. skirt, white shirts with fancy plalted fronts. This ‘is the largest selection of high-grade shirts we have ever.shown. They are all custom made, which . assures a perfect fit? i frony TAOS “INCH S If you want shirts that sell ordinarily for $1.5 $2.50, don't-miss this get them at 95c. ; 45 Cc ! For Men's 75c¢ Gauze Summer Underwerr.. Women'a $-button glace kid as Advance sale of Men's Summer Underwear, made of 50 gauge quetaire, gloves, In white, tan, ¥ combed yarn, in ecru and white. Long or short sleeves, Shirts and navy. ir + Thiw glove sella reg: drawers are made to match. All tailored seams Ue ri All regu- | We’ ask y fo sine: Scontider lar sizes hem the. best ‘Bedding, Curtains, Linoleum Special Saturday Bargains ---$10.98 Bed Outtit 1 all-lron Bed, heavyf construction, with 3 coats best baked enamel, with heayy brass knobs; 4 all- 87. 98 fron Spring, with double-wire construction and centre supports; 1 wood fibre mattress with soft top in A.C, A. stripe ticking. Value $7.98 i pe ; Wye QIS.OS Mr umels| yine cori, 2 yards wide lays $10.98, Special for Saturday. . At remnants; cut from GLEE 98 Irish Point Lace Curtain Remnants Real Irish Point Lace, in remnant leneths of | 6 roll; all new x designs; per yd. 35e | se SPT Tn ites eae Cluny lace Children’ $ $2.00 $4.25 Lingerie Hats - Chiacent's Lingerle Huts, made with double ruffle of lace and trimmed with ribbon; pink, biug and white ribbon, Batton Gloves, Si. a Women'n. 16— button -~ Mowequetaire suede Kid loves, In OL white, 6 gloves are Imported to sell for ‘Women’ s $2 $1.29 Kid Gloves, $1.50 to $2.50 SHIRTS Children’s $4 9 9 Linon Lresses, lo Children’s: linon dresses made in the Rus: sian style, with double box plaits or the Rus~s: slan blouse with three box plaits; Dutch nec! of embroidery: elbow sleeves; trimmed withe insertion —and--,Val,—Jace—edge-—Full-plaited-s raklvias withe patent leather (belts; ati shades and sizes from 6 to t# years Girls’ $18 Confir- °42.98: mation Dresses, ; Girls’ Confirmation dresses of Eng! Brussels not, with a he of bat; jtobon with embroidery medallions, Large vertha with -daittone, 1 ibbon ang age. Elbow aledves trimmed Us match cheek ttt Kiet Witte | Over drop, with taco edae.. The entice skirt Is trimmed w ata lace edge; all nizos from’s to MM ven a waa 1. Children’ Hi $4 6 ¢§ jchild n "386, 983 Spring ‘Coats, 2. 98 wm Length Coats, 4. 9 made in the Children's Bpring Coa Children's seven-elghth length coats, yle oe famey mixtures and | made of all- wool mixtures inthe f double breasted; collar ant rammed with, velvet: and brant, | box atyles, double breasted: lee with tizes from 6 to 14 yea: *4 Waists $2 Women’s white net Waists, lined with China. silk, They are made with tucking across yoke! with heavy Venise medallions. ‘Tucked sleeves > | with lace Inserted cuffs, but toned back, Women’s $5.00 $3. 98 ; White Chiffon Women's white chifton taffeta waists, made; Taffeta Waists, with round yoke with three rows of lace, body lace trimmed; sleeves are Jace tritnmed’ elghs, teen tucks down back. Women’s $7.00 Ecru and White Lace Waists. Woinen's ecru and white lace Waists din sel" colors, fet are made. with a pointed tucked yoke with cluny Trimmed throy body with cluny lace; tucked cuffs w women’s $3 Men’s 50c Silk Neckwear, ‘ 150 dozen of men’s hand scarfs, made In folded shapes of {ine poplins, in plain colors; also shepherd plaids, the wide lined kind, It would be difficult to duplicate these scarfs for less than 50c. Linoleum 4°) Remnants Two Hours—10 to 12— a to examine, these oars that it declare lues wide, Special from 8 to O } 9 a.m. and 2 to 3 p, 6 Cc m., per yard....:.. Two Hoursa—8 to 10— Conk Linoleum, regular- ly 75¢; all ne patterns; rad rp some large pieci a per yard. ee AGO atk 083 | Special 8Sc Cork L’noleum, cen. from 14% to 3. yards, heayyy appliqued; regular price, 69c, a yard; sal ¢ price, yard. 18e HOLLAND, WINDOW SHAD twenty-seven Lace. ‘alomat deetens, Important:—It is conceded that the vo ideriul values we offer in our Carpet and Rug Department have never been equalled in New York, and we urge everybody to become more familiar with them, medallions, insertion,