The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1907, Page 5

(THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, | APRIL MRS, LESLIE CARTER ROBBED | '** *-tr-* Her Private Car Yields $1,000 Worth of Jewels ( a Thiet. ar ATLANTA, April 12 : bean Mads to the Police Depértment | Atianta of the loss by» eR bn tk AS he was playing tn the Halamere HEART JUMPED as states 300 New Hats at *5---200 at *10---Show nin Millinery Parlors To-Morrow Coo See ar na eet ais Si SIEGEL © a LOOPERE A Brilliant Showing of New Waists at Fair Prices fae a single exception, these are not “speci: ls 1 fact, We this is really a sort of general invitation to visit the Waist ready Store a whole and choose for your _/, | self. But there can be no doubt whatever as to the values you will find when you come. ne re ee We will call for, clean, } store and take care of your | furs until cold weather, in- | suring them against fire the/t and moths at a@ very | moderate charge. | A report has 4. Leslie Car ae et SRS SAYE Banned Staph Stayed Three Inches From Proper Po- sition, Doctors Say. have done the hardest part of the choosing for you, al- We have gone through the productions of all the makers and Lave selected their best and prettiest. You'll find nothing commonplace here; every waist must have good reason for admission to this stock and it’s’a reason that you will recognize at a glance, HE DEMANDS — $25,000. ns | Gues Railroad for Misplaced) Organ and Shattered | Nerves. Japanese Silk Waists, i at $2.50, $3.95 ana $5 Sack fashioned and designed ina cluded are jong and thr button-back effects, Style appreciated. [ Black Chiffon Taffeta Waists bleed Adal i at $3.95, $5 and $6.90 Trimmed and tailored Styles from which to select. Made of fine quality chiffon taffeta and fashioned in a variety of up-to-the-minute styles; some have long sleeves, others the newest three-quarter length sleeves; open-front and open-back models, Handsomely trimmed mar red mode! te. Artist at of style , dutton-front end and values that must be scen to be Novelty Silk Waists and Sur- The walsts are made lee J $3.95 of striped and check~ plice Jumpers at $5 and $3.95 ed silk. The checked model is fashioned with an interlaced yokes collar and cults of self Colored taffeta. The striped model is cleverly tailored and designed with llor-stitched plaits; collar, cuffs and vest effect of pin-tucked, self-colored taffeta. Choice of either of these models at $5. The surplice jumpers (as Mlustrated) ate fashioned of ‘both black chiffon taffeta and in black and white checks; trimmed/ ‘tam individual, an alleged trolley vio- im, who has set at naught al! the time- honored theories of medical aclence by | eontinuing to exist with a heart which | fhas been permanently shifted two and three-quarter inches to the right of its! normal position, will appear in the! United States Circuit Court here tn the mext few days ae plaintiff in a civil @ction against the Metropolitan Street | with black silk velvet ribbon. Spectal at $3.05. Railway Company. — He name je Thomas 8. Banner. ts| n xvaluite Laceand b White Lingerie and Tailored There te nothing we fewenty-two years and the aon of . xquisite Lace and Net Waists Fxiremely dressy Waists, at $1 to $29.75 type could i Mc An Ad Cc 0) I . pio nue, haere ababatirory preter Mf ty Drudge vises the mmuter. | $1.50, $5.90 and $6.90 ree Daly ture in your mind's eye the style and beacty of t charming Rervous wreok. He says he Mr. Suburbanite—"' Missed my train! And net another one for foned; some with alternate rows of net and cluny lace, others of oaupctione ot eld Milled day showing. We are constantly ployed by & candy compa. eae filet net with fancy yoke and collar of cluny and Val. lace. 1 tng to our hwy end showing new models which reflect the on a delivery wagon. Tne ¥ yeep Also other beautiful styles for your choosing. All are lined atest thought of the best makers. Many styles originate hers wrecked by « trolley car at htieth and are shown later slsowhere. avenué on Deo of eighteen, Anty Drudge—' That's too bad. What was the Clock stopped?'’ Mr. Suburbanite—‘‘No. It's the same thing every Monday morning. I never can get my breakfast till the last minute. Washboilers on the range and no room to cook breakfast.’’ Anty Drudge—** How silly. Tell your wife to use Fels-Naptha. Then she won't have any use for a washboiler. She need SLs oneal “BRET tse maatlan tec area only rub the clothes with Fels-Naptha and soak them in a Ment at the North Hudson “Hospnal, | tub of cold’ or lukewarm water."’ Wnion Hill, N. J. ‘emained there | — until] March, 1904, the care of | - Sb Dra. Poole and Walchied, who found | When you take medicine you go by the directions, don’t you? matter? throughout with Japanese silk. street and Amate: 1, 1902, Banner, then a oy J OT Tay ree reer er rr. Y Groceries and Fresh Meats ERE’S our list for to-morrow, and there's a alr on every item mentioned. All fresh, dependable foods—reduced for one day only. Rhine taeah mete; Be Fresh Meats Two Very Unusual Umbrellas for $1 & $1.50 Unusual, because most of them are worth half in as much as we now ask for them. omen’s Um Men's and Women's ret hahlal ely “pe! Umbrellas — covered eorican) with selvage e flecedves s {1 ON) Union taffeta silkafit- rames be re in ted with pure silk cases end tassels with| cases; 26 and 28 inch reed from the Banner's heart gave him so” mu What Banner's heart had been moved | Mearly three inches out of its. proper piace, He grew ery b eH | ae je Lege of tency Bus 3 each umbrella; 26-in, rs Abin iwrari tesla father Tuk ale waar Well, that is just the way we want you to Lage CAKES made in | mite va PSE size; handles are in| fran 2 broughoun wane Sater | use Fels-Naptha soap—according to direc- ie 30°" | Stender trans! 10¢ tach desirable mater | angles of peart and $20,000 damage. The case was not eeaes | Spuates eoalteran ate ials as |mported horn, Gelche ‘ter trial watil March 8. 2007, tions on the WIAD Det, You don't Cxpece delivered; Boos 19¢ es ee ADS. eliallver, ity Resin fact pc to each purchaser: dor NEW RHOBARS— bunch. oo Te fwhen Banper appeared before Judge | Martin and a jury, The latter, which had been depleted to e! y the sick. Bess of one of thetr num’ was unable wallty dry picked chickens; medicine to cure unless taken rightly, and you shouldn’t expect Fels-Naptha to do everything claimed for it unless used in potter 9 ain! ished horn, or select- ver mount only. $] apts woods, ames genoa, ma | SY $1.50 CRISP SODA. BiscurTs— Cholee quali Fee 15@ lemon bit ducks; pound. 20 agree, standing, it is ten to one | i UAigr of * verdie: of wow tor tie! the way it is meant to be used. Given a a voy ee Ble re eM ondsy Wilore Fedral Meas| Chance, it will cure your wash-day ills. waitin, posal ce “12i¢ 4 od : Some Very Successful eo ges Here is a prescription in the case of Rote Hae | Water Bien Seieeed zgieed Biade have st cme ah f Corned Beet Ze qepet sis: R ecent Fiction at 39c ea. white clothes: Soap the clothes with Fels-Naptha, roll, soak in cold or luke- warm water 30 minutes, rub lightly, | rinse Smoked Beet Choi se 13c¢ SLICED BAI 20¢ Posed it roast Ty wid Gore ib iladeirhis 20 Gamages. Amo experts (no testified that Banners heart had en ehifted out of place was Dr. ree Bailey, of Columbia University, janner, « wae testified, would never Published at $1.50 i jef list of titles—4here are twenty 1 R wd It ien’t an ordinary bargain able to work in, as hie muscic * Tet rly . A f theee at 39 cents. ; Kening tn an lice and hang on the line. That's all. By Pee ko i pair all means don’t boil the clothes or use Mas sfve ocr | call ot the Wud |hot water. gel tha was made to save jecte ere “| |you from the trouble of boiling, heating «| |water and rubbing hard. idence | For washing colored clothes, flannels, and many other uses of Fels-Naptha, di- rections are printed on the red and green wrapper. @reat public interest, trolley company, {i succeeded in keepin, from pubile notice. t ie furt hi that their activity may have @hing to do with the 4! Be eats Bat oft n offered by the Ba ~~. | BRINGING KAUTZ’8 BODY. GIBRALTAR, April 12—The American @ruiser Baltimore has left here for New York. Ghe has on board the bodies Youths’ Spring Suits at $7.50 14 to 20 Years or 30 to 36 Breast Measure N any other store in New York these suits would cost $10. We will sell them to-morrow at $7.50 just because this is The Big Store, which takes delight in doing things other stores can't or won’t do. Rear-Admiral Albert Kautz. (re. Razors, Strops and Pocket Knives HESE razors are made of the very best T quality of English stee! and are finely tem- pered. They are keen cutters and will bold an edge as long as any of the highest priced razors on the market, Made Wm. Elliot & Co, and the Yankee Cutlery Co, two names that have never been associated with any but the very best products. Gred), who died at Florence Italy, Feb. : s Lieut. Stanley Woods, who died on board the Baltimore, Feb. 2. = $20 and $22.50 at $15.75 OFT-FINISHED fancy worsteds in the very An Unconscious Confession These garments are made in the patterns that the man of good taste would pick if he paid full price; twenty-two patterns Hollow-Ground Razors ~made by the Yankee is j i i 1 i offered for your choice and not an undesirable or Cutlery Co., of the * implied A EVEL. alteration to which B eee on ly petsticmesFi one among them. Boplion ete garment is subjected. The chalk marks tasteful and long- Also, the ever-popular blue and’ black in first. well as for ae ng : aring materials. class every-thread-wool fabrics. merbera’ net fall indicate the distance from perfection. We dust the styles and Styles, perfect. The picture“herewith is, like Boer Satur DE are within t f it with most worn this all pictures in our advertising, drawn from an gi Me pete OF awa our season, andthere’s actual garment offered for sale. Note the wide Best Full Hollow. Ground Razors Made of best English steel; keeps its edge; every razor warranted, and will be exchanged should same prove unsatisfactory; choice black, white or shell bandleny values *50ec 2.50 saved on every one, Long-Trousers Suits lapels, the snug-fitting collar, the close-spaced buttons. Single and Double-breasted Styles---All Sizes These suits came from a f.rm known to the Head-and-Hand Tailored Suits & Top Coats at $20, $25 & $30 It is beyond the power of head-and-hand to tailor garments that demand less alteration Seldom if ever need we do more than shorten or lengthen the sleeves. n up to $1.50; choice at entire clothing trade as a maker of nothing but The Famous Torrey Strops—consisting of e¥ine sos 4 high grade garments, The low price is just a piece of Big Store luck. Choice of anal $20 and $22.50 $15. 75 Sults at...3... Youths’ Telescope Hats, 95c These sre made in all the latest shapes, of good quality feft, black or any of then (Siege! Cooper Store, Second Fi than ours. per Store, Main Floor, Rear (Siege! Cooper Store, Mais Flour, Prost) $3.50 to $5 Shoes = ee Saturday at 1.95 These shoes were made for sale in good shops to people who appreciated It is not through any fault of their own that they reach a bargain table Women’s NY style you wanj-—provided you want a good style. shapely and correct footwear. Almost any of them would fairly claim admission to the § shoes in limited assortment of sizes,\but easily worth $5, is represented in something worth coming for. Choice From the Whole Assortment To-Morrow at. $1.95 a Pair “Buster Brown” and Other Shoes for Children We have never had a line of goods in this store—in any department—that has made so many new friends for us, or made them so fast, as has the * ‘Buster Brown” line of shoes: for boys and girls. We are the sole selling agents in Greater New York for this make of shoe and we chose it because it offered more style, more leather-goodness, better work- manship and more wear for the money than any that we could find, Priced, according to size, $1.50 to $2.50 Other makes, including the “Foot Mould,” for children at prices both lower and higher. Sics ner Store, Second Floor, ke z It is the accumulative benefit of our tailoring system— System of Inheritance, Our models and _ patterns are designed initially for the garments at $40 to $50. .50 class in any good shoe store. Some of them are sample In both lots are high-cut shoes and Oxfords, and your size Do you realize how much that promises for the suits and coats at $20, $25 and $30? At least this:—the garments justify the prices, if not more. Smith, Gray & Company - New York - Broadway and Bedford Avenue - Brooklyn - Broadway and Warren stfeet . - Broadway and 3ist St Fulton Street and Flatbush Ave witless ban ie en Oe — |