The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1907, Page 6

Pee L PULTIERS | STAFF HONORS | EVERY COURT ORUNK THE GOTH BIRTHOA os is Son Ralph Gives Din- ner at Delmonico’s to Mark Event. os murder burgiara in the flat Chicago Judge Starts Them ne ur trying who have The workers In tl behind bar, death to a CHICAGO, Aprt 11—A “saves bank ennex” to the branch of the Munictpal | Court presided over by JixYo Cleland wes announced yeateriny by the Judge a an additional means of fetorm held out to unfortunates who come -before had niered The gift carries with it the ¢c EMM Dal reniseiisi Pulitzer in France and One ¥ . that the person to whom # appl Sent to Him. Sct: Webs ta “Ch “pao sain fet Beat to ‘his own actount at leu $2 month. ‘The an : plan Sem{-monthi 6 Judge. ation imposed mombers of the executive, stam the New York World, representing tapabartment. were guests of Mr. itwer last night Delmon- to celebrate the sixtieth annt. ot the birth of Mr. Josepn itwer, now in Europe. Dument Clarke, long Vice-Prest- of the Press Publishing Company New York World), paid a tribute the public services of Mr. Pulitzer the twenty-four years he nas The World. » Ralph Pulltser, who has been Acting Manager of The World. replying read this cablecram from father: be withdrawn nd of the year to encourage and to. Chrdk . the | the pare s by the men usually | troe the court on the change | ar It is a developmer intended omy drought befor df drunkenr Millinery Dept. The cholcest {mportations a3 well as models from our 5.00 95 00 ° oO 'e own workrcoms, Prices from SPECIAL—A complete assortinent of NEW TRIMMED HATS, hats, Value ne 5.00 ress to the editors, managers and staff my warm appreciation of excellent and successful work {or ‘Institution which should always fight progress and reform; never tolerate ¢ or corruption; always fight gues of all parties; never belong any party; always oppose privileged and public plunder; never lack athy with the poor; always remain to the public welfare; never bej led with merely printing news; al- | be drastically independent; never afraid to attack wrong, whether by lory plutocracy or by, predatory “JOSEPH PULITZER.”, reply © cablegram was sent from sixty to this eect; Joseph Pulitzer, Cap Martin, ‘ World mien have just ¢runk health upen your becoming sixty young. Everybody hopes for your “ ! in. the future es in th: etlscal tov 2 aye “| qremore desp-scated tn nature, more stealthy {a - ab oagenetyiiting the owner of ata diode pa Jap Nobel D pgpash ans Se ae Ghroat jungs than tracted r aap Ag Lis separ ayip somaamd raj| months. Yet they are cured by Dr. Bull's Cough "| Syrup. It has cured colds and coughs for 60 years. eats and @ verbal mes” | Dootors preseribe it, and thousands of fariilies use snane tage Dr.Bull’sCoughSyrup. the same tine the members of the hos it mi the le. 1e ol ete rd in the latest styles, copies Of French pattern $7.50 10 $9.00, for, ........40006 Sale of Women's Spring Suits. All the smartest styles in Pony, Eton, Prince Chap Suits, made of Panama novelty checks or stripes; satin or tallela lined 15. 50 coat, full plaited skirt. Acttal value $25.00, at : le 7.50 WOMEN’S SILK ETON OR PONY COATS, satin lined throughout, some beautifully embroidered or braided. Value $11.50, special... oe . CHILDREN’S AND GIRLS’ SCHOOL REEFERS, in a arge variety, + in many new Spring styles, some in the ‘mart mannish coat effect. Elegant values at $5.00 and $ 3 95 "4 5. 95 : le an ° Special oe SPECIAL—KIMONOS OR DRESSING SAC S, In white or ery. Va ue $1.50, for 95¢ figured lawn, trimmed with lace andenibro WEST 125TH ST., 7TH @ 8TH AVES. 00, it a ne Cheers were given a5 poanrerons te — ea ae ir 5 new, f tins t-Dis- ni wwarkable remedy fetch ‘commany ir haipe Patiae| PRE eretaT perce e tH piel et ‘Qe well as for Mr. Joseph Pulitzer, jr., Tant, 0 Pirst Bi, B. 2. Washingin D.OL ‘Bd the Post-Dispatch staff, “ - Sample sent free to ail readers We want you tohaveabsotnte confidence In Dr THE POST-DISPATCH BANQUET. 's Cough end will send you a sample j . LOUIS, April 1.—In commemora- treet} iwi ee ppitad meat on this payer : age ot the sixtieth birthday anniversary | vee Bs ve & ©C0.. Baltimore, Md “Joseph Pulltzer, publisher of the New | © Merk World and of the St Louis REFUSE THE SUBSTITUTE. 5 Post-Dispatch. « banquet was given at Bouthern Hotel last night. Among) te and speakers were Gov. . of Ilinols, and Gov. Folk. of | pr ts no remedy “just ” aa Dr. Bull's Cough Syrun Hos Iveuses tod lu tho Boot, Ltall drosalots Vries, ea = . 7 ad Twenty-sixth Street to locate the terrorized | whieh yomerday the hou! whopping nto find | him. Arrangements have been com AT ST. LOUIS ALSO), | pietes whereby any person paroled ty rooks had gone systematically : the cqurt will have started for hima “peels peg Ben savings account in a Ch{cago . . eboant of all | Received From Mr, | > @ kite of from the bak to w the big bundles gram sat the es 4 excaped down the dumb snatble persons on at he witl abatein | © period of a year | yt sent to the Bridewell in that | - Blumsiein BANK ACCOUNT FOR BURGLAR EVEN TOOK BABY'S SHOES: as-looking tron bar ot lew eer | 1, Wallace, 131 Wert One Hundred Off on a New Carcer Jand Forty-second street, ts the only with $6. 6 on which the police of the East ny oir by SGinoaich maa teastuarey "| wo ween | GOV. WINTHROP WILL yay Craufo SAIL HOME WITH TAFT. UPSON Ta. ord ( m j % @AN JUAN, Porto Rico, April U.—Gor, | pee - ané Mra Beekman Winthrop will ac-} Paris Millinery and Simpson Crawford Millinery, | eet has the same style characteristics—so deftly do our designers work—that putting them side by side you'll invariably mistake the Simpson Crawford- cept the invitation of Secretary Taft to the m to the United States on teh boat Mayflower, on board h Mr. Taft left Havana for Po yesterday evening. The party will hore April 1s, a week earlier than “rst planned. 3 are be meron Apri STEINHARDT—MENDES n ade} fats tor those Paris made the West End Synagogue iast Rut our Hats are priced always moderately, not- Mies Irma Mendes, de Bole Mend “ t 0 withstanding their Frenchy air and their chic, You must see the Simpson Crawford Millinery stocks to thoroughly appreciate how broad and diversi- tied they are. A truly magnificentyassemblage is made by our collections of Dress or Tailor Suit Hats— immed 2 daugh'er of reind lk. Davie The wonderful stock of untr both the French and Foliage, Ostrich and } y Feathers, Wings, Quills, Mater, Peter, Pumtin Eater, | im erdar to keep Trimmings, 1 ribbor g the bu four expert bow makers, correct trimm of our imm The Ornaments er for M ntag Ping, Y or for Dress pur- w have here, from the Who suggest and tle your 8 for your hat charge. Dt makes it ex » YOu will fing tremely easy tor to choose. B suggestions for tho best use of mate For to-morrow and Saturday, we call attention to a f good items: . niche Women's Exceptionally Stylish Millinery ete,— not forgett poses, fact that we ha ribbens into Ui The whole 4 it necessary thut her up in @ pumpkin shell, Trimmed Dress Hats, $8.95. Our Smartest Tailor Suit Hats at $7.95. The Lucille Sailor, A very | the best way to keep our customers is to give them ood values, Qur special pTop Coat at $17.50 isa Tegular £25 value. tall : Ballor Feathers or 3 stylish eautiful trimmed Mato Quills, wi "$5.95 with Prer ribbons The Radcliffe. A small Ught-fitting Sallor of Tusean colored straw with chic trimming of white Imy ue Feathers, 0 $3.95 Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Dress Hats. shaped at ef THKEE STOKES, | 4ne-a20 Welker 6¢. 1467 Bm Now York, Now ¥ BRO-B8S Fulton O.. Brookiyn, Cleverly @nd beaullfully flower ribbon trimmed, aa dienealics £écs chen are a ee $4.95 Untrimmed Shapes ' From France, ltaly and ‘America Every shape or style wilt straw ah French urely be fownd here. Tuscan colored and upward Bhapes $1.95 and $2.95 Children's Simply Trimmed Schoo! Hats 98¢, And upward--Children’s Flats in very One Java bodice each 91.25, Natura! Leghorn Flats, each $1.48 ' f ' WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1F1, 1907. @°* RESTAURANT WHENEVER you see this arrow in the Simpson Crawford -an- Douncements you may know that the Bargain Basement has something of & price-interest to offer you. NE | 3,000 Yds. of Novelty Silks at 59c 2 Matin Floor, ORE in this announcement than you may think, for there’s a saving brought about by this special purchase, which includes about 8,000 yards of handsome Louisines and taffetas, that amounts to twenty and thirty cents on every yard of silk you buy, for these are regular 79c and 89c silks! These silks come in an slmost endlése profusion of checked and ‘striped effects in all colors— plenty of navy and white, brown and white, black and white and other much demanded combinations, 59c. a yard on Friday. NER nese vce daha io A Great Clearing of Embroideries Ef Main Moor, PS EMNANTS “though realy they should not be called “remnants,” ior the lengths are not short—most of the embroideries are from broken lines, the result of our doing such a great embroidery business these last two months. sik Remnants — 10,000 pieces evening shade ‘ silks, Worth up to 41.25 a yard, at 49c., 39¢. and 2Oe@ All widths and’all sorts in the collection. Edgings, Insertions, Skirtings, Bandings, Children’s and Misses’ Dress widths—Corset Cover widths—Flouncings, Allovers, etc. Sale to be held on-large squares on Main Floor, 12sec yard for Embroideries that were up to25c. | 39c yard for Embroideries that were up to 95c. 19¢ yard for Embro deries that were up to 49c. 50c yard for Embroideries that were up to 29c yard for Embroiceries that were up to 59c. | $1.48. asin “4 Embroidery Skirtings, 1n Nainsook and cambric —newest effects— worth up to 29. a yard, at JDC \ ‘Anderson Madras at 24c. Yd ‘4 Malin Floor, PURCHASE of some ten thousand yards brings about this sale for Friday. Though this is probably the best known Madras that is manufactured to-day, and a Madras in such demand that the mills cannot fill orders each season, we offer you a saving of fic. on every yard you buy, and a stock almost endless in variety of new 1907 patterns to choose trom. Just the material for Men's Shirts, Boys’ Waists or Blouses, Ladies’ Shirt Waists, and Shirt Waist Suits; also Childrn's Dresses. This Anderson Madras comes in new stripes, large and small kloek checks, broken stripes and checks, plaids and solid colors. Will wash perfectly. Choose at 24c. per yard, Friday. ’ a yard, } 19¢, Printed Batistes, 15. yard. yard, | 29. Silk Iustons, 16c. yard. | 19c. Linen-finished Suiting, 15¢, yard. I2e, Stamped Lingerie. ta Second Floor. 50 dozen Lawn and Madras Waists in a Sale at $1. £2 Second Floor. Desirable wash fabrice—A sale of Remnants —Erstraordinary valués at be. 9c. and 1200 Corset Cover Patterns of Lingerte Nainsook, each......19¢ 3,000 Hat Patterns, each.,....10c Extra Special. 1500 Cretonne Pillow Slips, al- most any combination imaginable, worth at least 590 each. MOI OD cscscecesenkonss 33c | A. $3,800 Couch Cover Purchase— y £@ Fourth Floor. MOUNTING in value to $6,800 or 6ver brings about savings greater than we've been able to offer you in years. The stocks Lawn Waists at $1.25. Made with embroidered fronts—six rows of Val. lace and tucks; two rows of Val, lace and embroidery in sleeves, with embroid- ered cuffs. Lawn Waists at $1.48. With front of allover embroidery of tucks, edged with lace. and fine tucks—collar and cuff SIXTHPAV, 19°70 20 * STREET NEW YORK. Really Clever Styles in Women’s Tailored Suitsat#15 W E Fur Storage. ov cold dry-air process pute new life into furs and protects them against moths, Furs repaired and remodelled at very moderate rates. tar Third Floor, ask you to judge these Suits, not by the price, for you ¥ouldn’t err more, but by the style, cut and material in the garments themselves. No matter how simple the style there is always that about a Simpson Crawford garment, either the cut or # little in- imitable something, to distinguish it from the mass of suits us- ually sold at the price, and this applies emphatically to these. Four clever styles—a Sm WR art Eton, a New Prince Chap, a Cutaway and a New Sack. The newest fabrics are here, cere newest shades, especially the les oy browns, the grays and the fancy striped effects; then, of cour the peru black in really clever treatment Every Coat is Hned throughout with &! peel teed taffeta, and the Skirts are el yery full in box and cl or-pleated effects. Be sure you see these $15 Suits to-morrow, at.. Fifty Different Models at $24.75 Suits in the Eton Blazer Bemi-fitted styles, one Cutaway, &c. Not one n to select from ! affeta, chiffon F ama, English and stripes, also mannish mixtures. Full box or cluster t pleated skirts. Any sul 294.75 in the lot, worth $3 Two Specials for Friday in Coats. . 14.75 —English Covert and Bl estos Broadcloth Coats in the c button cutaway style, Gibson effec new sleeves, Roman stripe taffeta li:- ng. At $8.75—Box Coats of Tan and Black Broadcloth, with notch collar; finished with white pi full box model ack Cove: “tihable pecial at 97e retty IEWING this Friday Waist event from the stand- S° Sede a || Renae point of the garments involved, no more interesting}| that you'll undoubtedly note event has happened in months. with interest. Here are the dressiest ule Waists you ever saw at ® dollar—of|| 1440 Shirt Waist Patterns of lawn and madras, trimmed with fine embroidery, long and short sleeves. |/ Lingerie Lawn................ 48c haracter. ; Shirt Waist Shields—3 Pairs for 25c Light-weight sook cloth—long flap and crescent shape. Lingerie or Lace Edged Shields, 3 Pairs for 50c A popular eWaists. ap) Val shapes. The usual rance is relieved by the edging. crescent shape. Pure Silk Covered Shields—3 Pairs Jap silk Shields despite their cheapness. Dress Shields. Great Savings. £7 Main Floor NTERESTING news will the following make, not only to thousands of women, but to the notion trade, for it marks the first severe price cut this season on shields ot this c washable Shields—pure white nain- fo. sheer ungainly style Three sizes— for 50c. rsolutely guaranteed by us, Made regular and crese Price $2 per dozen pairs, or 8 pairs for 50c, Note each atyle carefully and order by mail, if you wish. Linen Savings with an Emphasis. URE LINENS and savings of importance on them constitute the Simpson Crawford linen offerings for Friday. £4 Main Floor, are all fresh and new, though they came to us because a manufac- Pattern 200 leached Satin Damask Table Cloths; Irish 1 75) 2 any of ce : manufacture; pure linen; one size; 2% yards turer accumulated too many of certain patterns. Table Cloths. lone) NaWAGGe Gh ore cae : $1. Prices for Friday are as follows—they are below to-day's regular wholesale cost * teks + . ~ t 48c yard—Bleached Ta | At $1.00 dozen—Bleached { At 25c each At $1.00—Reversible 60-inch Tapestry Couch Covers, bie Damask; all’ linen; | all-linen Napkins; 20 inches | dred odd pi At $1.05—Heavy Bagdad Tapestry Couch Covers. handsome patterns; regular- | square; regularly $1.25 don { lnah sislactiet there At $2.00—Turkish Tapestry 60-inch Couch Covers, ly 650. a yard. At 68c’—Hand embroider- ee ned, hemstitched At $1.5 dozen — Hemmed | ed and -hemstitched Bureau | “7 drawnwork linens. At $3.£5—Heavy Double Warp 61-inch Rug Resign Couch Covers, At $5.00—Kirmanshah 60-inch Tapestry Couch Covers, At $7.50—Kelim Rug Tapestry Couch Covers. Huck $2.40, ¢ Towels, grass bleach- ed; size 20x38 inches; raion | Scarfs—18x54 inches; pieces, tre value 75c. 30x30 Dotlies, Centre Pieces, Tray | aud Carving Cloths; slight. | ly soiled; half regular pr cen- inches; toe, mill each, 19¢ Odd Nottingham Curtains, samples; slightly imperfect; Saz=p> A Friday Sale of Men's New, Suits and R4&incoats. £7 Second Floor. | lisavet you may save a good round five-dollar bill on the purchase of a Suit or a Kainceat is ot interest in itself, but that you may choose as well (rom a stock that contains over five hundred Suits of the very newest Spring fabrics and a stock of over three hundred Uaincoats in the new Spring styles makes this Vriday sile of great The Suits Are Priced at $12.50 which doesn't represent their wholesale cost. The Raincoats Are Marked really remarkable. moment. 150 all-wool tack Thibet Suita, ranteed fast-eolor Serges. ney Worsteds in new. weaves: c $10, Sasa § and they are of genuine Priestley Crevenettes YOU MAY SELBOT FROM amp *29 All Wool Smyrna Rugs, *18.50- NE of a host of Rug bargains for Friday's readjustment Rug Sale that are 200 pleces Mercerized Table Jamask full value 48c. yard, at ready to display, and must have more rc Conseque \tly, you may select from nine all-wool Smyrna Rugs in size 0 x 12 ft, that were 829.50 and take away your choice at $15.0-~or you may select from 5 Rugs, Seamless Wilton Velvet, 0x12, that were $25, at.... 3 Rugs, Tapestry Brussels, orie seam, 8,3x10.6, that were $15, at 3 Rugs, Axmins er, 9x12, that were $24.50. at 4 Rugs, Tapestry Brussels, one seam, 9x12. tnat were $15, at @ Rugs, one piece, Axminster, no seams, Ox trex Rugs 24x48 f Size 30x60, worth $1 bleached; fine, Fancy Cnyssimeres, aingle $ 2 double breasted styl me, ange ® | 00 per < per Ham. Coffee. black t Raincoats 4,000) selected dean ey, blend. a de gray Raincoats—tancy weaves. suger - cured hams! fl foo pAminetls worsted Raincoata, in checks, stripes the mame Armour is |] dally: bithded ‘to auit a queiity guarantee, |) B70 8S hig Be eh - A ¥ +e ibe | Gold Medal Flour, equally 04 for al) purposes read. cake or pastry bas oats are genuine Friese $10) tes and guaranteed % AA UOB—Clari Fruit, Sauce: 6 4h Clothing for \Boys Up to Sixteen Years-~Special at $5. more complete stock of Boys’ Any style of garment No broader or g coud be destred. or falric yo may have in mind for the youngster from 2% to 16 ywars you will find here For the boy 2% to 10 years of age an assort- nen’ of sulla in newest jele—Russian and sailor styles, in plain or fancy fabrica. iit PigerAiiey aR | oMechen's; gel. jug Goa. an th 1AM OK BEB¥ LOA urs Blee for ih ab "“ We have big stocks of Mattings »om to do them justice. 12, that were $35, at.. $22.50 worth Call 2100 Chelsea 2.000 pe fenta Clara | prunes; | | of very laree, selected fruit; 2 ibs, for, 2% Pure Foods and Wines: Li INUMBERLESS money-saving opportunities at this week-end grocery sale, Mail and ‘phone orders receive prompt attention. 29c¢ ——— i and Grass Carpets t r Fourth Flour + $18.50 99.15 $16.5¢ » $12.0. The, at 300 . 59c ttle Priced. £9 Sixth Floor Prunes, Tongues je fancy DieasiNG $3.45 For the larger boys up to 16 years suits in all the popular Weaves, new and fancy grays, plain ib “. ici —isrokien,” ‘per ‘ib. 8 blues ond fancy sullings; double-breasted coats; i ge COMNSTARCH — ttoyel | BAY knickerbocker or straight trousers. elsigce | Broun Reefers and Top Coats, sizes a to 4 years, according to style coat vite) i erleinal ana a regular manpish cul--an array of styles. jai anes. Bpecial Combination Bult, Coats new, long, double-breasted style, 16 Fi PBA RIERA with one pair straight trousers and one palr knickerbockers, Wacais' badness sein tase pat mee of we; packed in| HO vee iat Boys' 79c. Hats and Caps, 50c, large ena! ¢on. $1.0 a larg Ti] LO8 GATOS Sherry PiNmaPPLis CHUNKS) SAY i ~ 10 tie t) apeetel Newest shapes in tans, Bion end golf. Made of same cloth as suit- ings or overcoats. # Hoya’ all-wool Bulls, in gray stripes and new checks; double-breasted coats, with knick bockers; sizes 6 to 16 yeard,........++- eee LAND. gi iD arth bottle 14 botties. id 50; hy A Special Sale of Wines, LON, Sooteh Whiskeys. HEATHER GLBN, gs! lon. $4.76; 418.00; per bottle 1.20 CAMERON OLD Hi