The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1907, Page 14

MBURIEY {GIES UP. “is PRACTICE Famous Surgeon Hopes to Return East Next ‘A BARBARA, March 22 — Dr. tes pis pres who broke dows, the death of Marshall Field, tu to roturn to New York within ht, or April 13 at the latest, ist peaaniew #et doop In the Mis- Canyon near the famous Senta ad Bly by hls tall ure "Mebureey. who is with ‘gald: “The doctor in convaleecing, fis ta no exndition to talk.” fact. that Dr. Charles McBurney | retired from active practice became ORM OF ‘Will Be Called For" ayn i | & special meeting of the Board of ||! mote today the form of cdntraot| |] Geventh, Wighth and avenue ‘subways was approved. the roll-call President Coler re- to yote on the ground that Brook- nected subways more than Man- in. He eald he could not vote for her Manhattan subwaye “until some f was given to Brockiyn. | nt Coler held the Board up for ‘a5 without ‘hia vote thera was the He Mowatt until ithe. ‘eo yest his tner YANDLED MOTHERS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, Business in Eyeglasses on Long Island. |} (Special to The Sreyinz World.) ENS, L. 1, Matyh 28,—Over one hing@red women of Queens and Nassau tes are looking for a swindlér who clever kame got from eacit. frst] }} Toe, oN igre jel Fig mowed clippings | cf Now York wepapers which stated that over six rent. 1 population were iy pe: f ftlicied with | defective eyes. r wourt examine (he entids t was suffering fro: somo al dj that they must riaases if ¥ qt to . 001 hoing to would then “offer them a Rass Neh would remed ship Company. boy to president of the camship Company Twenty-four years {5 the record of ¥ ert, B. Walker, who today wae el, "| belng mainly Union Pacifics. The bank sf gat Ft LONDON BANK ~ CAUSED RECENT STOCK LUNE Held to Secure Loan on the Market. LONDON, March 23—The financial ex- pert of the Dally Mall has story of the recent financial ctis , the security | [{njured on Clinton aveoue, ITHE EVENING WORLD,. BOY ON CYCLE AUN DOWN BY CLARK'S AUTO ee EE Wife of Millionaire Thread Manufacturer Helped Care for the Victim. ixteen yeara old, of No. 15 Bahk street, Newark, was seriously that city, He was rua down. by owned My w. ‘Mr, Clark and M a -dsughter—of-the a millionaire newspayer: publisher, were ARNT T falled, and, con- very larse quantity was put upon the market. Those knowing these ciroumstances formed the natural conclusion that trouble would enslie, and sold other securitios. “The resultant fall in prices and the | all-around collapse ‘caused- miny, difti- culties among /Stock Exchange ‘firms, | Ancluding one of the highest standing: | Po LIn this case: however, the account was ° taken over by a big “Anglo-American house with the assistance of all that 19 most ‘powerful. tn. finance."” bees a a TENPINS A FELONY. ' Avst1 Tex., March 28—Ae a re ntl-sambling erusade in the Legisiature | with ‘only eitew rrr passed the pill King it a. felony to rent or Seas -| Ba (ff, fom Tor: gambiind for any person to run a'r: Blinc es game. The bil has_gone to the tempted—t of the car when hia wa aud smashed to pieces. to tha pavement, badly), the htad and ‘face and’ h was terribly mangled. ‘ A fe! Dp, Mi x) yay Ml from the car, x ay Was car- store and tem- tha supervision until the arrival which he was Horpitat, Clarkes drove tion and repo! ———__-__— § ACCUSER AND SELF. SRY, Ala., | March | 8. it, an engineer, shot . abd, find! encape intposeible, curnmaltted’ sulclaes Ny ere was accused of stealing a dias ring from_ Fraser, mnd the, trial was set for to-day in Volige Court. The tragedy occurred fn the most crowded ernor for siznature, The bill ap- oes to ten-pin Alleys And. other-games eratofore considered harmiecas. po ttnenasee staan do and don’t know it. ‘better still, they are 4-ply, because they gi write us and we will see that te shodse—from,- inchiding- +t (2 for 25c.) everywhere, 150 Styies Ya Sizes aShrunk=te. Size” You.Wouldn’t Wear Cotton Collars Not when lingn collars cost the same., Look and seel If your collars are not stamped ‘Triangle Linen” you can be pretty sure they are mere cotton. you against these inferior cotton collars by prohibiting manu-; lacturers to stamp “ Linen’’ on any but genuine linen’ collars, Collarsare legally” stamped. Together with their 8-thr eyelet button-holes this means about: twice as much: wear as you get out of the average collar, ealers who sell Triangle Collars deserve your conkdencs ¢ you honest value for your moncy, dealer hasn't the style in Triangle Linen Collars that ‘ou get it A wearing—in quarter sizes. And the price is only 15 cents Van Zandt, Jacobs & Co, Troy, N.Y. Largest Makers of Linen Collars in America, New York Office : 636-635 BROADWAY retall thoroughfare In the presence of a large crowd of Easter shoppers, same, Yet, perhaps you The law protects Linen,” And. yout ‘ou like, There are 150 styles style. you-are. to. nee Colored i in Lets $2 A large | Real L Duchess, Potnt a Lord & Taylor Handkerchiefs for Easter Gifts Ha ndkerchie fe boxes, | 250 Fine Trench fland Embroidered Handkerchiefs, O5 each 4 £4.00 to $6,00 t varie sty of Lace Handkerchiefs, nd Vale eiennes + Broadway and goth Sry gth Ave.j igi St, Men “There are. times tn the life “of: every man when he needs an honest, rellable tonic—especially in the spring. Dr. Greene’s Nervura {s time-tested by 22 years of suc- cess and actual records of thou- sands benefited and cured. It builds strength, vigor, vital en- ergy, power. It soothes the nerves,” revitalizes and purifies the blood. If you are fagged out with work and worry, begin tak- ing It to-day! ~ Dr. Greene's Nervura Is always pure, harmless and effective, and put up in compliance with the new Natlonal Pure Food Law— guarantee filed at Washington— serial number 150. Dr. Greene tm the Dr. Greene’s Nervura BLOOD AND NBRYE REWBDY CONNOR a itz. The priced plano on the market i. Bend for it! Oe eeROn a, 4 ¥S PTAN = nH, AER & Co.'m Attractions e ir Low Prices, Hroadway at Ath ave. S4th to 35th #t Cigar Sale Involving Fire and Medium Grades. Fith Fiore Buy your Cigars in box lots— from) the’, Ma¢yTobacce— store. Here are brands widely varied—| enough so to interest every smok- Here a man~may} have the oicest imported Cigars procur- ible or the Jowest-priced domes- tic grades that are goad. Apart from--the-attractiveness..of_under- pricing, the Cigars are bright, fresh and always in. prime condi- tion. | Your ‘over-Easter supply ?/ Fomeo & Jullet Puritanos Finos, box of $0, $5. La An) fs Londres Finos, 100's, $10: Louls Marx Camelias, Regalia Selec 5 Puritanos Finos, 50's, $6.49. Key West Clear Havana: Flor de isna Perfectos, sold at $14.00 the hundred; price for box of 25, $2.40. EI mphonie, 25's, $1. 39, $i; 74, aye Kline’s La Distinguidad Panc/ telas—revulanly $2.25 for box of| 50; sale, $1.4! Havana Resagos—Havana wrapper and) clear Havana filler; our regular pace for box of 100 is $3.49: sale, $2.97. Fine Porto Rican Cigars: - Panetelas Finas, box of 50; valuc| $2.25; at $1.49, regularly, our Candies. Basement. r Fresh Candies, and absolutely pure. counts by making the sweets ir our own Candy Kitchen, |provided these special in. assorted flavors ; regularly 39: 19, regularly 39c, by. sate. “Red Star’ Mixed Chocolates and boxes; special per box, | || Easter Favors and Table \ Decorations. “The Favor section In the basement ta given over to a wonderful tartet: Boxes, ote, “Overtlow' displays of simill goods ill be found ln-other se: of tie store, | The Business enterprises sold through Gunday.Werld Wants aro i usually} “Bargains” In every sense of the word. HUR SDAY,' MARCH 28, Se) Broadway at Thirteenth Street. For Friday and Saturday Only { 250 White Net and Lace ETE = were « $4.50 355 1,000 Lingerie Waists, 50 Different eer « $1 95 veres! sup to ° -same work olr shopping or; where you Can buy th OUSLY; or you can ing directly here. shop:, brated Martins Englis ing. The imported lines are particularly broad. We doubt if there is an assortment equally. a Martin at $2 We make sure on thesc], For end-o'-week selling we hav! Bon-Bons,sold only in 2-Ib. and 5-Ib. Tac and $1,401) of Rabbits, Chicks, Ducklings, Panzy{! ‘Spring Clot} ing such as Commands 13 More Ty, Other Shops. you are doing, on a jon does on a.big sca nple, in order to find out at MOST ADVANTAGE ne and Teac oh the same conclusion by com: had in other good Second Floor. When you-“Shop ardund" all scale. the You can shop on Bey Any of buf for at least ON HIRD MO! Rursian and Sailor Blouse Suits, 1 iarerges worsted and fancy cassimeres; new models; collars ‘trimmed with braid o embroidery $4.49 to $9.7 Specia|—Russian Blouse Suits, 's4 ), values, z Norfolk and. Double-breasted Cont Su'ts ker trousers; six different modetsyin cheviots Simeres an bile serges; 7 to 17-year Sizes . $3.96 to $13.74 ; Fcr Stout Eoys — A’spe 42 of Knickerbocker Trouser CHS ceondonnansacagcdomage i + $5.94 to $9.74 Poys’ Reefers, . in blue serge, tan or gray covert cloth, golf clgth, fancy//worsteds and cheviots: 2% to 10-year sizes, Se $2.97 to $9.74 Reefers made of serge, covert cloth or red golf cloth; with-regulation trimmed sailor collars; special Saits made of fine cassimeres and breasted model with belt. or yoke Norfolk; bocker trousers; 7 to 17-year Sizes .. $6.94 Other Suits with extra jtrousars $4.49 to $5.94 - Beys’ Wash Svits, made of “Hydegrade” galatea, Russian and sailor blouse models; to 12-year sizes; advertised by others as a special at $3.90; our price ageacan $1.98 worsteds, double- two pairs of knicker- 1907. Women’s Silk Petticoats :.: ». We Call Special Attention To A Very Unusual Lot of 60° Taffeta Petticoats: in all.the desirable spring colorings—light and dark : Value $15.00 Sale Price $9.94 ade wih deep Spanish shiirsd flounce, polka co! embroidersd, and extra J | deep, dust rust.c, Other Silk Petticoats in pits Stocks, Rangive ue To $54.59 iWone s Easter Neckwear First Floor, PROMINENT IN THE DISPL. AY ARE Hand-embroidered Linen Collar-—our own import Hand-embroidered Jabots, n from Paris; Lace and Linen Coat:s specisl React Stocks, trinvmied with lace and. rib- bon; formerly 4éc. to $1.54, sale 24c to 69c wanted reach Better yet, i ster need in any other shop, ter-tines-prominent-inehides-—— as comparisons mal yy @ to your Women’s 12-inch Elbow-'e- Gloves —Mousquetaire, $1.69 a Pair; 16-inch Women’s Real, French Kid Glrcz Glove:, best quality; in black and white?412-inch, $2. Men’sPrixseam Care Glove corners, single ¢lasp; In the wanted shades of tan; pair .. 24 a Pair; E’bow-length $2.74 Paris point, backs, round + $1.19 Men's Prixseam: Cape Gloves, spear backs, rat cor- ners; initan and reddish tan; pair Men’s Gray Mocha broidered backs, round corners, single clasps; pair Ss | As well call them Motoring Rugs—a title cane Automobilists now. buy-quite.as many. as. the Sea-goers buy, and get_quite-as-much- service out of them. Here is news of two special-purchase lols: I Two Hundred Heavy Domestic Rugs, plaid pattem one " side, plain-colored backs; 60x72-inch size, $5.00 value; sale. . $3.96 Soft-finished Rugs, ‘full fringed; in light and medium color plaid patterns, wit ith reverse sides in plain colors; 150 iy all; 60x72- inch size; S600 values, sale In regular stocks we have full assortments of imported { Steamer Rugs at prices tanging from $10.39 to $30.62. From a good, d ndable. domestic Umbrella at 97c. to the céle- -Umbrellas up to $25.49 these stocks lack noth- eat in any other retail store in America. Throughout—an un erpricing, “whether you choose one at Ue or 49. For a pre-Easter sale, ‘some exceptionally good values: $4.00 and $5.00 Umbrellas at $2.74. 26 and 28 inch sizes for men and women. Coverings of ex- cellent quality silk serge, tape edge; handles. of new designs.in gold, silver, pearl, ivory, buckhorn, Capeshom, gun metal -and sterling trimmed natural woods, $3.00 and $3.50 ‘Umbrellas at $1.98. Both men's and womén’s. Close-rolling Paragon ealll coverings of piece-dyed taifpta silk, tape edge; handles in gold aay sterling silver, ivory, pearl, Cipe Horn handles And natural + Fifth ‘Floor. Derbies and Zoft Hats: in the accepted’ standard shapes and shades are $1.88, $2.49 and $3.49, In other shops $2.50; 85. 50 and $5.00 are the prices asked for similar qualities. We cannot put more Hat goodness in the Hats at $3. 49. Men’s Silk Hats at $4.96, $5.94 and $7.24 are’ common- sense économies of the ‘same sort. For Large Men—A special lot of. Black Derbies at $1.74; values $2.50 and $3.50. Outing Caps -for tr gouings yachting, eich assortments, are ‘here -in large | THE EVENING WORLD’ N) Later Editions Printed on GREEN PAPER. Note the Green avers in the Cars To Day! Men’s Gloves are on sale in the Furnishing Goods Section, 34th Street side. $1.39 pique or overseam, em- $1.39 “Cs Gloves, Stocks of Spring Veils and V ings are , complete — and \that | means in staple lines as well i Mnovellies lately received Through} our-Paris office. The latter In-| clude both lace and chiffon effects. Specials—making an Inspection of the display well worth your ings, dotted, in black, white and Mjesirable colorings; yard.. Better qualities up to sh 69 yard Lace Veils, 14 and 2 ;1rds long; 2 | large assortment tn black, white and desirable colors; each. 88c to $24.29 "Malines, 27 Inches wide: black, white and colors; yard. .21¢ to 48¢ Children’s and Misses’. Wear. a Second Floor, > Girl’ Double-breasted Box Coats, in, a variety of high-grade mixtures; notched collar and tumove cuffs; ex- cellently ‘tailored; sizes—4 to 14 years; $7.50 value, sale... $4.96 os" ae Costs, made of mannish mixtures in double- breasted models; notched realist tal- lored cuffs; eee 14, 16 an 18 years : $7,941" Misses’ i cacaanieneth Coats. made of fine mannish mixtures. tly front anae notched collar and tai- Jored cuffs; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. .:.-. “ $10.74 Girls’ New, Model Guimpe Dresses made‘of fine quality figured lawn, large fancy trimmed bertha; full skirt with deep hem; in blue and rose; sizes 4 to 14 years $1.96 Girls* New Model White “Lawn Dresses, low neck effects, trimmed with embroidery Inset, on lace; full skirt and hem; sizes to 14 years. . $4. 24 1 Easter Finery for Tots of 2 to 5 Years. | Becond Floor, Rear. Lawn Hats, with shirred crowns and lace” and rib- $2.79 Children's Fancy Straw Hats, var-- fous. styles, trimmed with’ flowers! and ribbons $3.1 80 Serge Coats, double breasted); trimmed with brald and per but- tons; 2 to 4 year sizes..... $3.49 Children’s Box Coats, made of red inished with) notched collar 3 Red {Cloth Box: Coats, finshed with ed. collars; iri buttons asa _ embroidered. emblems on. sleeves; Sand 4 yéar sizes. 7, 1} AW |Paris Nevis to (Go With ; Easter _ Costumes. The latest (through our Forel | office are Steel-studded Belts in various designs—simple to elabo- J" rate. In black, white and colored silk '! elastic of extra quality, with buckles and back pieces and studs. of cut 4 steel points. Prices $1.49 to $24.74 ig omestic noveltes | shown are complete lines of Leather, Silk and Jet-béaded Belts, in every, desirable shade, }/ at prices ranging from 47c. to $8.24. Special — Steel Studded’ Black Elastic Beits with white “Bu * backs” and cut “size elsewhere $1.50, here. eee Children’s Easter Hosiery. rir rioor, Broad stocks—on_a par-with our stocks of Men’s Hosiery. Here Chikéren's Hosier¢ is not a side tine, but a line given as much care_and_attention /as:though’ we hada separate: organization” of it. The values are matchless, For example: Cotton Stockings at 19c. Black Stockings, fine ribbed, made of. excellent quality yarn; made! with double: soles, heels -and toes; sizes 6 to 9%. i ‘In Regular Stocks. Fine Ribbed Lisle Th ings, in black, white and tan; with double soles, heels and knees; Sizes.6 to Pe Rac Imported Black | Cotton Ribbed Hose, made of best quality Egyptian yarn; elastic and. serviceable two- style ribs; doubl ees, ties heels and’ toés; , sizes $14, 20c; 3 to 10 Tan Ribbed Cotton Hose, assort- ed shades, excellent quality; double knees, ty to 744, a! otton Hose, clastic and excellent -finish; double knees, soles, heels and 1a sizes 5 to 734, 24; 8 to 915.. Misses’ Im id Plain nox Gauze Lisle’ Thread Hose, double soles, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 8%, 830 Misses’ Imported Plain Lisle Hose, in black, pink, white and tan, with embroidered insteps in con- trasting colors; sizes 6 to 83¢,.)48¢ Ribbed Lisle fine qualit double and Women's}! knees, soles, heels and’ toes; size 7, 2c; rise 3c. each larger size; 2c. less size, {Spun at ard Pure Sik Hose, ribbed and plain, in. oan and white; apair,79c to 92.