The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1907, Page 16

CIV STPSMOVNG SE ees ‘OF HARLEM BRIDGE Crowd Gathered to 5."™| PENNSYLVANIA TO RUN ALL-STEEL CARS H the Department of | ¢3 i60-SHNONS THE POPE FOR MORE CARDINALS Request Likely to Be “Granted at Consistory Next Month. Easter Caps. fe onthe high t! Jaid tracks to the n't. Happen. by some thirsty * ‘trosre, March —37.—The prominent | (Anglo-Saxon prelates now hero tare | to Papal Secretary of State Merry del Val « memorandum setting other store in America. Women’s Handkerchiefs, 10c. liroken lot of Women's Handkerohlefs, made o Thesa lundkerchiofs were reduced, or Were reduced to 1 a MARCH 27, 1907. Table d’Ho'e ING STORE | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED The greatest crowds in the history of our store. The enormous crowds, the unkounded enthusiasm, attest to the great popu- larity of cur store as meeting the demanas of the public by presenting the foremost Styles at szving prices, dumfounding the keenest competition. attractions merit your earnest attention, Beautiful, Stunning Spring Coats bought reeularly for less than 1c, h the importance of the Anglo- pn Catholic _warla_compar Phe remainder 0! the Catholic world. It waa stated In the mamorandum that the Catholics in the United States; Canada, Ireland, Great Britain and the British Colonies number in al] about 1,000,000, and it was pointed out that no Catholics 20 vigorously €@Vse of the Church tn tts confict with ths French Government as the Ameri- ___Kimono _ Handkerchiefs A large Assortme Kimono Handkere! ‘6c, 8c, 10¢ and 12%4c = CH Handkere 7 Women's Irish Ha Mail Orders Promptly & Carefully Filled. 6th Ave.& 234 St. ,New York. ital Handkonshiets; sp Thursday, a half dozen for { fancy colored each, classed a3 tho wea as those from whom) the Holy SSG EXPEct the areatest amount of su In Great Profusion. We have never sHown a more complete line of foreign and For Easter. memorandum concludes with arzk- High-grade, dainty gar- ibetter representation of the An- Blo-Baxons In the Sacred College. domestic millinery than we are displaying now, and no matter ments that will win, your admiration. Net Waists Lined with China Silk Women's White Net Waists, lined with China silk; made with tucked yoke and heavy Venise me- Stripe—of embroidery Tunning through body; tucked body and skeves, with lace edge. where you have ‘been buying your hats, we want you to see the creations we have collected. = It will be an education in what Is corre et In up-to-date nay Mi > ill find of every description, shape, color and combination—in fact, everything that is * new and becoming. Prices r: Delieved that the step taken by the jo-Saxon prélates has wad consid- ebig-effect-and it is even hoped tar Pope may reconsider the list of @ardinals to be appointed at the con- sistory of April 15, with the possibility @t the inclusion of an Anglo-Saxon pre- ‘Bate who would be created in pectore, Phat fe to say his name would not bo Wudlished for the present although his Wlevation to the Sacred College would) @ate from April 15. HUNDREDS ROUTED N Ready to Wear Hats. In this great and extensive department you are sure to find a*hat to match your new Extremely stylish models tastefully trimmed with every kind of new trimming. $4.50 Ready to Wear *' Hats $2.98. Sale of Dainty Roses. A special sale of roses consisting of large Toses,-crust-Toses; American: Beauty r0s¢s, June roses and half-blown roses, in all the best and daintiest colorings. Special, 2 . 25¢ to $2.98 75c Straw Braid 33c Gils’ Garments. |Millinery Specials. Girls’ Swacger Easter Attire at Irresistibly Saving Prices. Hats, like picture, made of silk horsehair braid and trimmed with all silk ribbon, chiffon and quills, were to sell for 4.50; The new .Nacre braid—a large, full plece of china braid, the latest fad, in 6 of the new- est shadings, was to sell for 75 h day our price, a piece. - NIGHT GARB BY FIRE forming a square yoke.» There are two stripes of Cluny lace down 750 Girls’ $9: Suits, Special at 4.98. ‘the front of the waist anda stripe across the yoke; _ Flames Which Destroyed Will- jamsburg Factory Threat- ened Tenement Dwellers. mt of Untri: sortme: mmed Hats. A nd short $9.98 Women's $7.00° White Waists, made with entire yoke of Venise edge of pointed yoke and Val, lace insertion. sailor and_mush- room shapes. The colors are. black, navy, | Fire destroyed the \ factory at Nos. 6) tnd 63 Eagle strect, to-day and for a time threatened to burn a row of tenements adjoining, from which the tenants were Given’ by the police amid scenes of panic and wild excitement. The blaze firat appeared on the first floor ofthe building which was occu- ‘ples by Peter Goodman, manufacturer of wainscoting and cablnet trimming. On the second floor Edwin C. Parker Manufactured mirrors. John Bissel had | Ble cabinet work and trim plant on big three-story 75¢ Veilings We have = complete tne of all new Spring vellings and chiffon for hats. 50c Silk Chiffon, 29c Bilk chiffan, in white and black only, inches wide, Sells regularity at (ec. brown, green, leather, gray, champagne, Lace through Copenhagen and white. The prices range e trimmed, $4.98 | tucked sleeves Easter Suits, Gowns, Coats aster Apparel is first in quality and style that we are as to whether we have sustained our past reputation of So positive are we that our selection of E tent to leave it to the judgment of our customers Women’s. $30. Easter. With sveryfloor—packed —with—wood—} } 2 On Sale from 9 A.M. to 12 M. Only, Girls’ Sample Dresses. Worth from $2 to $4 each; an un- paralleled offering of Spring and Summer_dresse: “colored chambray, ‘work and littered with shavings and @awdust the flames advanced with al- most ‘explosive repidity. tho firat rolay of fre apparatus arrived the entire building was spouting fre and smoke. ' Three alarms were turned fo and the reserves trom two stations In this lot we include a great showing of Suits and Dresses, such as Chiffon Taffeta Pony Suits, Chiffon Taffeta Princess Jumper Dre: Eton Suits and English Worsted Prince Chap Suits, All regularly $30 value. cmany-steres:—Our-Easter-prices+ . — i Women's $35.00 and $38.00 Easter Gowns and Dresses, A great showing of Easter Gowns and Dresses, embracing Chiffon Taffeta Sunray Plaited Princess Gowns, Crepe de Chiné Sunray Plaited Princess Gowns, made over silk lining, new modelled Bratel dresses in High-Class Vellings Suits and Dresses, High-class véllings, in all the new with genuine chenille dots. lings are worth up to 750, 15c and 19¢ a yard NEW SPRING VEILINGS All the new Spring yellings, in tho Chiffon Panama ‘The police feared that the adjoining Tow of doubledecker tenem catch and drive the hundreds of tenants from their beds into the street. After @ulvering an ‘hour in thelr nightclothes they wero allowed to return to thelr __ $16.95. i TEM OHI’ $21.00 |) eo shown in yellings. Th Pe lace, WEST (4479'S T. Greatest Garment Selling. The busiest Easier week of our To-morrow ’s special 1,200_Made_to Sell at $6 Each; Special for This Sale at Consisting of strictly all-wool handsome suitings, a great variety o! luding the new 27-in. box or Prince Chap models—hand: with velvet; others with silk coat; great value at $4; cert: All Alterations Free, $18.98 Pony Suits at $12.98. y stylish Pony Suit, made of ts trimmed with ¢ 3.98 new sleeves, pat Our matchless leader—a tt Two" swell miodels, Ja ¢ Hercules-braid or straps of self material ughout with guaranteed taffeta to match. st co bluerstzes 37,10 Sesate P Big Value‘ in These 2,500 new Spring Skirts, m Untrimmed Straw Hats. The proper shapes, the best braids, most and buy them at.. S' of the season, ble colors; see 98c Richly Trimmed Hats for Children. cy Chip Hats, effectively with large bows, Women’s Russet Oxfords, On Sale for 3 Hours Only, 9 to 12 M, To-Morrow, all styles, of 1.00 Girls’ Reefers. the Princess. style, trimmed -with-Greeian—veivet; and-Lingerie Princess Gowns, elaborately ornamented. Women’s $40.00 Taffeta Suits, Women's Chifien-Fatfeta Suits handsomelyomar Pony or Eton model; Chiffon Volle Suits, exquisitely trim lored; this entire suit Is made over taffeta silk; also the ton and cutaway models, in high-class mixtures, as well as imported silk warp Panamas, We also show Suits and Gowns in all the latest shades and styles from $15 up to $69.50, $20.00 Rubberized Silk Coats for Rain or Shine, Subberized-Sitk Coats, just the thing-you't fromthe Spring showers while you are out in your everyday dress. frmaiitheakesiramtesthades,as gray. None of these coats will be sent GC. O. D. or by’ mail, Women’s $15 Taf- feta Pony Coats, Women's Chiffon Taffeta Coxts, made in the latest 22-Incl 29c; 39c and 48c CHANTILLY LACE VEILS eile, 14 lon extra fine quality; worth f1L@ and 49c and 79c each Clothes for .the Baby ldren‘a | $2,00 wh’ made In the Frenctr eo fire, having been condined to was reduced toa. was Extraordinary .value at $21. Chiffon $24.75 -OUR NEW MINISTER 10. ROUMANIA SAILS AT ONCE Horace G. | Knowles Expects to Haye a Busy Time There on Account of Unrest. Horace G. Knowles, a lawyer has been appointed t Ambassador to and Will eall to- $10.75 vant-to-protect-yourself ‘ your Easter gown or even Full length and full width. rubberized biack, navy ‘blue, green, bre by President Roos. Foumania and § morrow.on_the French. Line. steamer He hav been ordered to aehite- hewn Wine popith Greases, made In the Ruswian atyle, “Ta Provence, down the front and others are trimmed with buttons Sizes from 2 to 6 yeara, at Infants’ $1.00 long neinsook slips, made ed, @erious situation in the Balkans and ‘eats there that re- Women's$15Pan-$ te American tn }ama Dress Skirts, Sulre Immediate nowles succeags Jonn who has been sppointed | Ministor to Russa, transferrod to St. Petersburg some time with all bra! and white taffeta ellk or matin. Garments bought Thursday and being altered are juaranteed to be read: with | Thin akirt ly for Easter, uyler, of thls olty, Secretary ot tne | erican Legation at Bucharest, aa Deen In charge. | Mr. Knowles was United States Con- ucher cut, in that wanted cl late shade, also dark tan; s and flexible soles; sizes 21% 7; regular $1.75 quality, at 98c . just enough for to-morrow. box coat stylé, made from” fancy ch collar of velvet and , deep cuff; double --consisting of a double— 2,500 Boys’ $4 Easter Outfits Boys’ Easter Clothing Sale. breasted coat, 1 pair EACH of bloomer and straight pants; ages 3-to 16; cle- gant up-to-date patterns and newest fabrics, vellously above any offering for anywhere ap proaching-this-sale-price—outfit complete. . Confirmation Suits. In sizes 8 fo 17, Made of 16- worsted blue a rr On Satefor-Three Hours Oniy 9 to 12 A.M. To-Morron Boys’ $3 Suits at 1:49 all-wool serge and plain black Clay worsteds. A high quality suit for which you'd pay elsewhere Double Breasted, ages 7 to 15; Russian youse, ages 3 to 8; Sailor Blouse Suits, ages 4 to newest Spring Sale price, Iudes myriads of suits, y mixture effects, at Great Upholstery Bargains. Misses’ and Juniors’ |$16.00 Easter Suits at wit Bordeaux during the Mekiniey | Administration, returning to. this coute fry in tant or the past four ‘yaara he ng law In Wilmington, SAtter Stiy 1 stulgaria’ wit tes m. ssador to three countries, which are at the present t! U unrest bo: Men’s $15.00 Worsted Suits at Thursday, $12.98 Misses and Juniors’ Suits in all-woo! mixtures, checks and stripes, made in the Pony and Prince Fly front, handkerchief pocket, collar and cuffs of taffeta and finished with two-toned braids. Skirts {n various plalted models with high hips—sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses’ $6.75 Tight- Fitted Coats, *7.00 from 9 A. M. Till 1 P, M, y Worsted and black thibet suits in 3 to 46 chest measure, The coals ‘asted styles, well eS, 101 the expected to have Mintster to the Batkan countries, PLENTY OF FRESH ~ EGGS FOR EASTER, are in single and double bre tailored, and are worth $15.00, Men’s $20 eee 2ic TABLE OILCLOTH, 1174c 4 Lot of Table Oilcloth, in all new patterns, to on sale to-morrow Misses! Tight-Fitted Coats of all-wool covert in They are made collarless and strapped with self material, double breasted and Jin Sleeves with cuffs, * t Overcoatsand Suits Thursday from 10 A. M. to 2 P.M, Men's Spring overcoats and s y Are Coming In 2,200,000 a Day and Prices Are Low uits in sizes from 34 98 PORTIERES, Pr., 1.98. 250 pairs of Tapestry. all the good colors; 4 bottom; dd length; ‘The overcoats are made of gra ile y and oxford cheviots, coverts and fancy wor. Children’s $5 Con- full width an steds; Easter eggs, fresh trom the foundr: c's; Mined with silk, firmation Dresses, Children’s confirmation dresses of Perslan t serge and Venetian linings. o-morrow at, p2 worsteds and black thibets; lined with Venetian lin- Th 7 @ pouring into New York at the rat he suits are of fan Rg aN Oe reenact 4 before Sunday night. ‘Bhat (will stand the 26 cents a dozen. Some @re higher and some are down as low as and even lower, i Nne color will bring as an Thoy sre tho best ct of the mreat Amorican hen, and ded on. pepen Je lesale men have been | preparing en’s $10 Black Cheviot Suits, From 2 Till 5 P. M. Men's Black Cheviot Suits in single or double There are also in this lot some fancy worsted and fancy cheviot suits, In sizes to fit men Men’s and Boys’ $3 Trousers, Men's and Boys’ Trousers of fancy worsteds and ; all lengths and sizes from 27. to Girls’ $18 Confir- . mation Dresses, Girls’ confirmation dresses of ribbon with embrojdery medallions, id lace edge. Fill sleeves trimmed. to match drop, with) lace edge, Jace 08; all sixes from 6 to 14 years, $42.98 sh Brussels net, Sand with a yoke of paby With medallions, rippon. an yi White ribuon mash, with’ deep flounce tm: Nho entire skirt ts trim- cheylots; odd lots; med with baby ribbo1 44 watst. from 9 to 12 A, 3.98] 1.25 COUCH COVER, 75c. $00 Orlental stripe Couch Covers, fringed all around, full width and length; spe at —————e—eee oo, 123sc ‘CURTAIN! SWISS, 634c. pe Curtain Swiss, wide, sultable for y cottage curtains; limit 25 yds, to customer; on sal LACE DOOR PANELS. 500 Lace Door Pan- els; regular price 5c. ea.; sale price. FIGURED SILKOLINES. In all the best colors; floral and Oriental designs; 36 in. wide; regular price 15c. yard; sale price, yard... Portieres in heavy tassel World Wants Work