The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1907, Page 9

“FUGITIVE QUEEN SDSS OEBAR Highest C’ass of Artistic Fhotographij~ at Mederate Prices Ch liren's Portral s a Spe-ialty —_— “Woman Who Fled From Detroit Swindler of © Luther Marsh. Saturday SUT Exclusive Mcdels. 4 ee city’s fargest and busiest Wais 4 more then its-usual-preparations for the year. y © brought here for the occasion-—haven’t fone other-than Ann Odelia piss Debary who swindled the tate Luther R. Marsh, {th in the “special offer” list, and there reasonably but regularly priced new mod such a mass of keauty and novelty. As apple tree. and then they be yours exclusively. of the story: yearn to been fitialt! Very reason to know notorious in London Jackxow tolera.* Order of Modern |f here of arobr im: | Michael was released | ff on that he would | Mj He Conyieted Prin it enmears, Ann O'Deila Diss Do. |B bar has been in New York without the | Knowledze of the astute detectives | } there. In 192 P: Michael fhuunied j Jax! Gould's house In New Yer: i { jwas willing to marry Miss | Gould; at any rate he wanted 113.0%. |p Oo. He twas sent to Wellevue Hosrital | styles likely to flease you. price-rangs as is given ncve y good siore, the dit price to choose fror, snd f om Sf to $5 more actva! willing to give. But (L.ai's « ten-year-old policy wit! { 35c to50c Hatpins at25c in a variety of colors and shapes that will please; the feney of any one ana _ harmonize well with (he color and trimmings of the hat, whatever they may be. All new designs. Several. hunvred in the lot, n.cs_ of which sell 1¢ga- larly et 352 up to > Pease Petito . ‘50c. ‘fo-m_ rrow Grand Piano yourcho ce © TO tase Wao pip WEN Tete CH CL SETRPIEIO ry as the alone (at 2 US SUSE its posit 2), if nathiny vy S excl Coo;er Stors Mala Floor, Frost. ; OMEN who wear ‘Noven.”” petticonts ha om. W the o d-ttyle catments. Pease Petite Grand we have done away with the shifting keyboard, and the piano i ant in tone. (P: Monthly payments just) the simple interest : payments. Old instruments taken in exchange. Write for-estilor PEASE PIANO CO., 128 West 42d St., Near Broadway, New York. Brooklyn Branch; | Newerk Branch: § 657 Fultan St. 10 New St. == il| Sizes 14 to 20 Years, or 80 to 36 Breast Measure E get the cost down by , . buying in large quanti, ~ i ties and by paying only foriactual worth. . Some manufacturers think ' that the -séyle of a garment has an~ extra price value. We don’t think so, arid we don’t pay for it—and neither does the youth who buys his’ clothing hore. : _\The clothing we offer: herc to-morrow at $7.50 would easily bring $10 in anyother . store, . It is made fn the tatest fashion and of good quality materials, The workmanship is the best and thd designs are of the most tas(efal eliardcter, fet ee full grace of your own tirute, in. this r spect as will tae ‘*Sovent, The *Novent’’ is made oi.) a The-elastic va'st band precludes the otf; itdriw) the skirt {limly srovnd the wai The “*Novent’ is lirished with full ih Priced from BROOKLYN. Credit to All. CLOTHING For tho Entire Family, Down Pex ‘ I and 50¢ Week ‘On a Purchase of $10, cores of Specia At a Dozen Prices, From §I to $12.50. All Are Can't tell you how many new styles have been them—but meréthan one hundred are fairly to te classed There isn’t much usé in try ng to write-descriptions in and describe the prettiest blosséms on a full-blossomed All the styles are exclusively ovrs unt'l you buy them,— picked for their beauty end effectiveness. dom, here are three by which you may judge the price end ft seems urne :<ssary t> say much about the fric (S exe’ Corer Store, Second Floor. From.) The Last Chance tre is mo placket to ovefiap a. cling to the tormy and there {a HOP ssiblity of the skirt betoming Joc ind makes the entire firm smoot ; Hounces of the be.t mareri: $1.50 to $9.50 (Sieg-1 Coazer Storé, $.cond Flor, Crater.) Youths’ Suits To-Morrow, $7.50 SIEGEL NO-CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE! At! JITHE FOUNTAIN” \OOPER | J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. The Candy to be a cent tivity to-ircrrow. _ Candies and etery kind af loi. in town. t Store has made its-busiest-day-in had time to count are hundreds of els besides. well\iry to select They have been Jus: at ran- to Buy Your Easter .:at_ Chosing made easy by tle dis- pla: of mere tian 1,500 models tn the Millinery Siore to-moirow: Tiree hund ed of these are new produgtio: g in the $3 and he $10 lines. Others up t $10. E believe shat the showing of trimmed hats mide in the b g millinery Sec- tion to-morrow is the lirges: that igs ever teen mace in any retail store in| this courtry. It is the las: selling day before Easter the year, sll have a tusy. day of it : and have ma-e the requ’'site pfeparations, ~ pot only cs to Fats themselves, tut_as to the ski l¢d salespcop!e to find and show you the - They range from $5 to $40—atout the same se here 1s that ‘there are more ha's at cach Jue at each pric: thin any ether store seems feve yooly knows it. er. LL the newest; best and prettiest ideas in parasol fashions are well 7 represented. All are perfection, ‘gach in its 6wn wey, in mc<terial cnd Worknanship, A few details that illus- tro'e how : mall our prices are: Women’s Parnso s—1 coaching médel on an’ et ht-ris trame; titted with selected s:raight natufal-wood cticke-and-coveted—with taffctax of exceilent qu lity'in thé newest $2 35 shades sees Misses’ Parago’s—in a pleasing vrrety of sivies, colors ind ma 6 to tetialsicasstcsveceees a 29c $1,75 Men's Walling Sti:ls—in pariridge, Borneo ma acca, aFh orebony, with a ‘fear var ety ‘of srtisicrte:t ne: silver cr gilt nOURReg: tices. \S eg.. Co-rer Sof. Nan Fico , Fron.y’ \ SS aT ee ee if “Novent” Jersey-Top Peiticoats — Sutijay—the greatest milliner,-sale day of ° Any Kind of Parasol Te" S15) PA Bs stinct advantage that they would not fav f Easter gown to lit perfectly and have the proper kang, ard if ycu want to Masou rant es you'll tind no pet.icoat made which will give jou the’ satisfaction light-wélght jerscy-‘abric top and an clastic tand which make it d@ make the outer skirt bulie our, & ani pethaps falling id even. ts.) Sinzle and Double - Breasted Sacks—ih pure worsted Navy blue serges; blue and black che jots and thibets; _ulso cheviots and cassimeres fn all the new mixtures; well m: long cut garments; these 's are intenaed for ages i+ 10 20 ears, but any one With Pract amieaaure g : rom to be fired the fameiarices : di 30 Youths’ Telescope Hats 95¢ the latest Shapes of an excel. lent quality felt, and offer ‘a choice of black or aity of ‘the newest shades of gray. Gieget Gia jer Wrote, a Het) Theze are m:d¢ in. all |; ‘our talka good deal about tyles, because they are worth talking. about. But we don’¢ claim to pave a monopoly Of all the good syie there is, We only claimn—and demonstrate: - “taat we sell it for less moey-than other clothiers do, We can buy better than most clothiers because we can buy more. We liave the same right of cio and a beiter chance 4o.use it, We have ‘no ‘dull seasons” to force high prices during the active season. And we can be— and~.are — satisfied with less profit. That is the reason why you can ‘gel ec- | actly the same fta)- rics, the same char- acter of cutting aid tailoring — in short the same style in this store— \ AT $2 to $5. LESS— than other clothie's must ask. And the proof is vere at any time you choose to join the throng that 18 giv- ing our men’s Clothing Store the biggest spring business it has ever had. Foot Mould Shces for Men and Women! Waist Offerings for the Day B Exclusive Models at Altractively Low Prices More Than 100 Special Offers in Fine Waists for - - 7 $ Also-other-charmin Sigel sleeves of Cluny lace, edged with Val. lace; ‘silk lined throughout. Special at eae Handsome_White Lingerie Waists —T. models (as illustrated). French batiste and designed with fancy lace trimmed yokes; front and back elaborated with lace medallion; new three-quarter length, trimmed sleeves..... Lace and Net Waists—A variety. of charming models in either white or ecru, some fashioned of net elaborated with lace insertions, edgings and medallions, othe; net and heavy Cluny lace, embellished with hand-made Rena'ssance lace medallions on yoke. : quarter length sleeves and are lined throughout with Japanese, silk Regularly $5. re is eure much ac- Favwe of. est prices efore Easter Embro‘dered Net and Cluny Waists—A very dressy and stylish model; entire waist—yoke, blouse. : slecves—fashioned of embroidered net and Cluny ‘lace insertions; collar and cuffs of . three-quarter if hree—exquisit Fashioned of All have three. “Easter A back and noth $2.95. 55 }lesthatTortack of so: Cooper Store, Second Fiocr, Cite Just the Shce You Want to Complete Your Easter Costume palrof shoes: to suit you. O° call attention to th size the fact that you | arid Liiects, hats, regula 2o\cents. Asa ¢ builder, our 6p 4 price, box of 50., *4e4 Flor ce Cayey Panete.as—A Porto Kicad c.gér of excellent Quality, beautijully made by. Native workmen. A real Porto Rican, Our pric $1.25 box of 50... estic Id ac 3 for Bearchlight Seconcs—j{ they were Norseconds of this high grade comestic brand, you would pay twice as Sy much Gt i “Beats-all” Stogies—when you buy tLem 2 ford cents they are a big value. Just the thing lor oxt-door $ Our b t Cigar Siore that Wants. (8 egel Cover St re, Main Floor, Rete, Fa ors and Candies ior Laster & many oshers mv OC © 52.00 and Baskets — yu. oe » $1.50 candy .., OU can never know the satisfaction that Foot Mould $ vou actually wear them. Girls’ and Misses’ Eastey harJly necessary to advi New Ja:anese Kino4ro $19.50 to $46.50 §Siig 1 Coorer S.cre, Second Floor, Cener.) et, heels and toes for men and women..... +. $3 ard $3.50 For Children. ....- $1.75 to $3 Bargain Offers for Saturday Thousands of pairs of good-wearing and good-looking shoes remarkably low prices. well made and-wilt-give the wearer lasting Not up to our requirements In quality, style and finish, they would: not be here at any price. Some Wome1’s $3.50 Shoes at $2.50 __ zr o—_—— We do not say this merely to induce you ifinw bferime-we-soid-only-one patr of shoes to each would have ro close up our shoes department. It is because we know ti at Foor Mould Shoes will please you,and thatonce youwtry them you will wear no other make, that we sty they are the shoes you have been looking for. No matter how particular you are, you will find a style in fact, the more particular you are about your footwear the easier it will be for us to sell you a pair of of Foot Mould Shoes. Over forty different styles arehere from wh.ch to make a selection, all of which are of the latest designs. All leathers—all sizes—and all You have our gual ction. Some Women’s $3 Shoes at $1.95 \ Sone Men’s $3 Shoes| at $1.95 | Cooper § 0¢, Second Ploor, Rest.) for Saturday—last day Beton it. Girls’-Junior Suits, 12 Years, at $12.75 Years, at $°.95 at $17.50 L Saturday Gro haven't space enougn, bu: there aré a hundred for cvery one we Go mention. , ¥ See Armou’ Mild Suger Curnt Sliced 01 ed Hamyy +. || WDivvecass eertecet proves ne lLaveR CARES. FRESH BU \ tate, orance, a: sated creame, | _c-eoanut, each Fresh Me: We deliver Fresh Meats betweid the Barer ——Suygestions for } Selected dry pleve. \utkiyi Ib Cooler selecie! Phils. cago: cy New Enalini dues, tb. ER {toch St. Brat ace-we can’t descri hoes hold for you until these shoesareall . R reputation for giving the best values in this line \g so well known that it-is > you to get your daughter's sutvor coat here. ese specials : Ihave no d About 45 New Styles_in Chic Cutacay Suite, English Lox Coat Suits, Girls’ S riig Coats, 6 ts 14 New French Po y Suits : Misses’ Kine Paiama Suits $6 to $7.50 Walking Skirts RE are a few hints from our ure Feod Sto ought to be inter. sting—we know they are timely. We con't mention many items because we ~\ NEW LAID EGGS—dor. Ia carroa,. 20¢ None deltrered. Linit 3 desea to each purchasrt, Daslight. made choco. ster Dinner arco. 4 of Canadt limb; 1b...15¢ to_buy one person, at If they ‘were We just pha- to 17~ ore that more here or West —— SN — ooo | Saturday Wine Szecials at Most Attractive Prices ‘oy al Warrant f bottle, de} OR DRE Ge | Canadian hye, $ 1.10 Candy Nesta wishChickens 25¢ Crate Containinis Six Eggs 15¢ Choice bonbons, chocolates and glace fruit in our Candy Department. ¢ NBY CLAN AS: CAB NG "| &SlarCognae, Lablague & Co, Per bottle, tonic, t, famous per 8