The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1907, Page 10

FET rm ey oe THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 19072 ote euamafte dere —— | Stern Brothers Store Closes at 5.30 P, M. AED OUT OF | ssc. Hackett Carhart Men’s Spring Shirts The Sub-Station Store cOROOM i St | A Stirring Sale of Women’s ~ GETS HOME LATE Tailored Skirts in New Models. An extensive range of High Grade Imported Fabeies, Linen || BASEMENT, STEWART BUILDING HEEL ess $5 aus ary yipeeeey sytney vent Caan ettects in {| CERES RTOS Bi pecial jue $7.50. the latest styles of pleate Bosom Shirt: ‘odels, } . : . rs. Bi That's | sits areas Irish Linen Handkerchiefs at 122c Mrs - iti lop Here's a collection of skirts that number atout 125 splendid new Special for To-morrow 1] 1050 dozens of Afen’s and Women’s Irish linen Hand- the Treatment Her Hus- models—fashioned exceedingly full, yet fitting gracefully about the hips. Woven Madras and Percale Negligee Shirts, } kerchiefs will be on sale tomorrow morning at this remark. . | There are panamas, serges, mohairs and cheviots to choose from in black linleweathycniy Boge li yon geal gece Py ||| ably low price. They are worth 20c to 75c, but slight band Gives Her. | ble, brown, gray, white, plaids and mixtures. They take form in a variety wsranndbe ric erat ane 1.00, 1.45 |} imperfections, such as a thick thread or a dropped stitch, | of the newest plaited effects. | SSS OO || | have lowered the price. The last offering of this character ' A CHAMPION BOWLER. | | _ || | that we made, only lasted one day. None but an expert To-morrow and Saturday, can detect the imperfections, and they do not affect the i wearing qualities of the goods at all. 12'c each, worth | Women’s White Petticoats Special Values in New Spring Coats. There. All the Trouble Lies, at $10 vawesiszs | at $13.75 vaue $17.50 20c to T5e. Says Mr. Eiserhan—Alleys } Gibson Eton of black taffeta elaborately Braided Pony coat of black taffeta, | end- ACh E , iy bes | _ Fascinate Her: | embroidered. act trimmings ese Exceptionally w Prices | . 5 i: Half fitted English covert coat, notch | Tight- fitting button through cutaway $ a White Satin Damask Napkins “The woes of @ woman champton coller, fly fren’, | coat. yy 1.95, 2.35, 2.75 and 4.25 At $2.85 a Dozen i iewier and of @ woman champion Bleck broadcloth Eton, collar and cuffs | Girdle: Eton of black taffeta, vest of { * Another remarkable offering for tomorrow morning. One hundred dozens of 23-inch snow-white satin damask Napkins in five beautiful designs at this little price, Rib. bon and pansy, fleur de lis, lily of the valley, tulip and vine and wild rose and stripe designs. A good $3.50 value at $2.35 a dozen. Oyster White Irish Linens _At 25c-a Yard 36-inci tine quality Irish linen, oyster white and suit- able for dresses, at 25c a yard, instead of 60c. A few | spots received in the process of finishing, which will wash ! out, explain the Jowered price. A 60c quality for 25ca yard. enn ln Mowler’s husband were presented tn fs | q Affidavit form to Supreme Court Jus of lece, | fancy Pers'an. ee Thomes in Brooklyn ne pe Tourist coats of stripes and p'aids, vel- | 5)-inch long black peau de soie taffeta serial yetmasgainiged vet collar and cus, | coats, fancy embroidered collars. fayette avenue, began sult for cen On, Koch's Uptown Prices Make Down ER tows Shopping an Extravegance from her husbat, Peter J., a wealthy Block ade Friday isd Satarday—Anniverrary Sal, & Spectals. Classique Corsets Comprising the latest Parisian Models specially adapted for the Princess and Empire Gowns, F including the small tapering waist and long close Peal estate operator. Though the sult t* under way tn the full biaat of charge and counter charge °| the Ejsemans stili share the same root, H. Vis-p-vin at the same table, and- (but the sharing stops at the board and FRIGHTENED CROWD "on “Fool. Th fact, the plaintim in this putt * / Wlares that her husband locks her ‘Of the family bedroom and causes ae _——— | to Sleep on the floor, Once, she swears, | * nj The locked her out of the house, mis; A Twenty Minutes Tanguage to her at table, another | ‘ z | Mi d Ch ld s Hi iGhatee, %% not ft to reproduce even iy| at the Bridge Subway Sta- isses’ an t aren 's als. affidavit form. : : it : : Mr. Elseman, answering, says that ra : tion Followed. duncan SOUL HATS: Hew models in pat"bi Milan and fancy braide Gs true he locks his wife out of the fam- BAPREGHA oardthal: Val Aty bedroom, but that it is her own Genie ) Wault. He ong ago offered her the al-| With a report like ® musket shot DRE? Iernative of coming home early from| tbe fuse in the Inst car of a local and pomp being | Subway train Dew out to-day fust as fF CHILDREN | fitting back efiects, in the most desirable materials. Also Exceptional Values in | FRENCH HAND-MADE CORSETS at ($2,758, 3.80, 4.75,_$.50_and-—6.75 and $2 50 "1.98, 2.48 BATS ete ella braid; trimmed with silk cord 1.25 Girls’ Shirt-waist Guimpes at Low Prices Children’s Underwear Dep’t bowling tournaments or M SAILORS AND CONTINENTALS Jocked ow F090 ant Te eee eepenc ae pen. bowed. <race (cibhon an ne : 69c At $1—"Marie Antoinette” Shirt heer lawn and it of hi Wh he 46 tne FoR trimmed with ribb d —"Marie Antoinette irt-waist Guimpes of she " not got huine ig iPM otter | at the Brooklyn Bridge stati Pol as Oe A large assortment of Children’s Undergarments, comprising embroidery insertion, with plaited ruffle, colored ¢ and lace rut- ut, It ie not necessary for her to sleep| Platform wes thronged if Sises 2 fo Imroried and Domestic Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers fle. Trimmed collar anu cuffs. Sizes for irls of 14 years. Spe- u } {ses , floor, bh . ni j b ‘Id; yf and Chemises, cially priced-at $1. fom the floor, he soos on, as she may F everybody m rae G if ren’ Ss Ree CPS: os sree At 0c and 8Sc—Chtidren’s Shirt-walst Guimyes, with embrotd- Weet on a couch She elects the floor =, " Out of pure sulkiness. t QUARTER REEFERS, of white serge: 1 For To'Morrow ery insertion and fine plaits. Long or short sleeves. Sizes for 6 to panic eould not 14 years. The defendant asserts that when, he! * cgelaperort lise of blue Mnen, trimmed with «medal- s 79) ‘i iat ; on me aes SEEeied be wily tn June, Die Swat) a ctaag tha ieatese ac are. basoed ee ee ee, te wie 1 : Value $5.04 Children’s Domestic Skirts and Drawers Sub-Station Store, Basement, Stewart Building. very a bowler. wath 3 hes WDREN’S EE-Q ER "ERS, of good quality white ~ - felled him with pride to have her|‘* Zuards and station men soon re serge; collars and of given mercerizi t At Specia! Prices. home ‘medals, assured the passengers. | * af goles JO W. Yl the lotal tracks that "S REEFERS, of striped material colors; some with CHILDE - Aa thine wore on, however, he requested| {! saris Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co 0 to 109) A. M and nat vs ted " y , * her to cut out some of the toursaments 30 te 10 pecame jaramea with rere peck; Selmnied with twald, in f ey not only occurred | menting throng. Passengers pc s tran along ini the| by the hundred from the bridge and | CHILDREN’S PLAITED OR BOX REEFERS, of black and other hundreds from the atreet |" embroidered emblem on sleeve; or of tan mixed m loped front; collar, cuffs and front trimmed with soutache b a 408) — ae FE Re RET = Shoes es Boys and Girls. 4 John Dandhell. Sonss Sons, | | 3.09 nite check, jal; seal- Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. West Twenty-third Street F iassband says that often his wife! squad of policemen were hurried into a jeave her home ai 2 o'clock in| the station from the City Hall to pre-| serve order. | A ten-mijute Diockade of the north-| his homecoming | bound express trains was also cause scarcely over found a wife to greet| Just after an express had been loaded | vailed him nothing.| to the doors with passengers the power «time Monit cn Mrs Buss. was shot off and the train was left in| Yi ae she darkness. The guards were ordered to | red iy the oe keep the doors shut #0 that the passen- ers could not escape and add to the! excitement. The disabled car was) old. | There uo} also two| backed into the City Hall sta.on MISSES’ BOOTS; izce -or button; of fine glaze kidskin; patent 1.9 a leather tips; weit sewed oak soles; Jow heels; sizes 11% to 2., be 8 : Salesof Women’s G. Altman & Co. New Spring Suits CHILDREN’S SIZES, 3% to 11, 1.60; SIZES 6 to 8............... 1.39 switch and cut off before trafMfc could P BOYS’ LACE SHOES: strong and moey built of Casco or box fo stemmed || ealt; welt sewed soles; aises 1 to £34. 1.98 PANAMA SUITS. navy and ' LITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOES of fine vici kid: flexible sewed © ce GE OE Saree Boke anlar rate ppb i aaa LEFT ALONE, WOMAN IN J ‘soies; iow heel; stylish shapes; sizes 9 to 13% : 168 MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS, ee ae Sate apenas apa ecbarenrteas Tl. INFANTS’ BOOTS sewed soles; wedge heels, sf TRFANTS® SIZ to 6; no i tan or black kid; hand turned or “flexible 1.49 ete eg SPRING AND BUMMER STYLES IN MEN'S NECKWEAR AND SHIRTS, AND PANAMA SUITS. in black. navy and mix- tures, three-button fuil piaited skirt; val AUTOMOBILE COATS, DUSTERS, CAPS, ETC. STEAMER RUGS. SILK DRESSES, in CARRIAGE AND MOTOR ROBES ; GOLF JACKETS ; TOWELING, FLAN. Peper LAOe PDD e: away oat and $30.00, for ,. 24.78. ~ MATERIALS FOR MAKING THEM TO ORDER hy mts AGONY KILLS HERSELF. i P"204 ck a the necessity Mother of Seven Takes Advantage under the cireumstances and of , inutes’ _Soli- ed Mire. Kleeman only #35 counsel of Few Minutes’ Soli tude to Inhale Gas. SOUL MATINEE S2S checks Or tara A Sale. ALL-LINEN 19,00 to 24.75 NEL AND SILK BATH ROBES; PAJAMAS GAN, LISLE T HT KOBES ; BALBRIG- b, MERINO AND K UNDERWEAR AND cues, camamias ax wackino sexs,“ | Broadway, 8th and 9th Sts. UNLAUNDERED HANDKER 7 haud em A effect; value 19. 1249¢ ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS; initial wreath ef special, box : 75¢ Bb HANDKER HIE Seventy-sixth street, has suffered -from |cancer for years and has frequenjly | expremeed her desire to die. Her mar- | Tied daughter, Mre. Annie Karin STICKS, fect; 6 in box; value §' WOMBN’S EMBROIDE! | \woema abe ‘lived’ and’ tes lace trimmed; all new ettects; value 3c; ea 22c | ON FRAY AND SATURDAY: APRILA 96.4 6h, A SALE WILL BE | 3 : FOR BIDE \- WEES. Frank Karvenk MEN'S ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS; 12] | HELD OF MEN'S GREY SUEDE AND TAN GLACE KID GLOVES, | Women’s Spring Suits i A out o light! ; value 29c; eac! ; | |p a ic slightly imperfect; value 29c; each 4 || AT THE SPECIAL PRKE OF Pieper cgy tee 29.59 constain” wats f gbinysy apa: y 4A oa ma era mang, wid Katherine Grey Will Give a ® ip nk mB Pea Between Lenox pace ; i ato sabe ten 125th St. West, & Seventh Aves, Formerly 35.00 to 52.09 Performance of “The Reckoning” To-Morrow. UNDERGARMENTS, HOSIERY AND SHOES, Thareday and Friday Only The daily errival of Summer modeis makes tt Bow Wow! | opened gas fixtur > FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN. imperative that we reduce our stock. Every gar- Area: excitement at Bide-a-Wee Home | Striban left four deughters and three i ment offered is distinctive in design and periect for Animals a: No. a West Thirty- married. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MADE UNDERGARMENTS, IN MUSLIN, in workmanship. AND NAINSOC INCLUDING HAND-EMBROIDERED AND TanoueD versicoars, Camsas wowns ax encores | MA OStheowits-Garnett Co, eighth street eaeaeer foci, eat ft ce, Meuins lp, Dard uifand Fain Bat news to Tow 4 bees H nt in dap et og coae These symptoms tndicate a} LEATHERS FOR STREET WKAR: SLIPPERS FOR DRESS OCCASIONS. ‘and ber Bia: ay the ace | | diseased condition of the ( Exclusive Outfitters to Wome ‘donated as ead alcavs sesnlt ia A VERY COMPREHENSIVE STOCK: OF MISBE® AND CHILDREN'S SPRING a. i ing” to i. " ~ 7. - rg eA es $i the condition Is HOSIERY IN TAN, HLACK AND WHITE. INFANTS 402 and 404 Fifth Avenue, at 37th Street. rele ahaa Totes w | ected. SOCKS IN «+ 2TY OF COLORINGS of : Mrs, Harry t ir can always b¢ resident, has urged m: | r) aa and patrons to attend — Saved if proper treatment is MISSES’ AND CHILDREX'S O18 AND LOW SHOES IN VAKIOUS P | | je-a-Woe home has rescued | j administered in time, but after the hair Pe and cats from injury, perge- |rGots are dead renewed growth is kn- thor ee bl Fre Garvecion te t or 4 possible, Don't delay until the hair i bas Natared a a, nose | all gone, for nothing will grow hair on | | ") y Misses’ ? Children’s Shoes Parents should not forget that here they secure the most fashionable, the best fitting and the most serviceable footwear for young people. Our shoes are admitted and known to be the best that are made, In TAN RUSSIA CALP, TAN KID, Fifth Avenue, 34th and 3ath Seeets, New York | | Demi! Le , New ¥ The Best of Two Continents P. D.-Europe J.B.-America Extvaordinary Spec als Friday and Saturday. WOMEN'S HIGH ULAMS TRIMMED HATS, copies of French importea models. Value $10 to $12, tor 7.95 Also Exclusive Styles WOMEN'S TRIMMED AND KEADY TO WEAK HATS to a large va the exgul ite grace and beauty of tts ines, for the periect comfort which it yleids to (he wearer, for the manence with which its or! — riety. Value $7 and $8, for 5.00 Perfect shape {sre ned during coa- Patent Leather, Black Kid and Calf 15.00 TAILOR-MADE SUITS, 9.95 aes i and Gun Metal Leather. Women's Suits, Gibson effects of Fancy Panama, Sat ed. 6.50 BLACK SILK PETTICOATS, 3. 50 Women's Petticoats, shirred and pleated bottom an, ruffle ‘ You can't very well do it and keep on ing ic WOMENS TAN CAL! BLUCHER OX! ORD SHOES, Hand Welt § ’ = BS6P O° eying high prices Widths B to E; sizes 2% to 7; value $4.09, for 3.00 for Safes, Typewriters, Desks, Rugs, Phonographs, -etc., ete. BUTTON AND LACE stots, Fatent T) tng Heel, ' . “ ” ss strictly all solid leather-—sises wie ng Hee $1.50 But don’t forget. that Morning World “For Sale’ Ads. are Sizes 5 to 8, $2.00 | “money savers.” i ‘ | | $T., 7TH t 8TH AYES. 4