The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1907, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1907. Tin Plate Magnate’s Wite Who Owns $360,000 Fearls a OD-CLEANING TIME make oa eplendid Blood \ LEEDS PAYS» 110,335 MORE DUTY FOR PEARLS Med leaere, which every one should take at this time of year, mix Fluid Extract Dandelion one half pound Kargon one p Sarsa In a be ful doses ‘afte ba well-kr th less ingredier Levy, Under Protest, pharmacy eat 2 Pe Brings Cost of Neck- aaliy cereaiee a.) 4 Sub-Station Store, Stewart Building " atreng ¢ kidneys, foreir et ea hem and 8 the ble ter ana i matism, Ne te face to $360,00( MEWEL WAR WITH RIVAL! Tomorrow Another Remarkable Offering in All-Linen Suitings, 18c a Yd A manufacturer of Women’s Suits picked out these handsome Linens—bought thirty-five hundred yards of | them—to make up into smart Summer suite. He got #0 busy with his other lines that he never made these linens | up at all; then he offered them to us, so that we are able to add them to our famous series of linen offerings in the Sub-Station Store. They are of pure Irish Linen, 27 inches wide, {n a handsome and Pimple of Unclear Sores, other effec ' ' ' ' ' { ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' { atates that ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' + i \ ' Now is the time to rid'the sys tem of disease a full blood count red corpugelys, w fect health. Mix this yourself, } Divorced Wife’s Display Was 3 Cause of Purchase to Outshine. ‘Every Size’’ Shoes for Spring. Both High and Low, $3. ( y pree bootmakers with the eight and ten dollar Bars, WB. Leeds, present wite of Ppiate. king, is $110,535 out of poc Peay because of her jewelled social { War with the divorced w f her hus Pend. She has been com > pay ‘Me tidy sum as adaitional duty on her ‘PRerificent string of pearis, which were (perchased in Paris jast year for $225,000 @A6 brought by her agent tnto this " eeyntry he cash was paid under protest and WHI be retained by tne Government un @ the General Board of Appraisers has GP official sitting on the dispute to de Gemine whether the auty on the neck @Pmament should be 10 per cent or Cent, ad valorem. The Leedses claim Peshould be the ‘weal amount, because 4 Pearls were just pearls, but the weury Department contends they are ®@ PtcKiace, which, a4 a manufactured | Peticle, would vali for the higher duty Mrs. Leeds, the first, was divorced a Le the magnate in 18%, and got trom by way of dowr, price cannot impart more quality, style and comfort 4 to their product, than the “Every Size” shoes pos- sess. Every little nicety that marks the shoe of s character is observed to an unusual-dégree. Our collection is complete — particularly’ strong in the favored tans of 263 Sixth Avenue, N. ¥-} 7] various shades. | mummy weave, in sky blue, Nght gray and: oyster white; and in a fancy basket weaye, in cream, biscuit Tt ts @ quality that should retail at 60c a yard. The price morrow is 18¢ a yard. Only Entrance Is Through nd steel gray. Furniture Store. CREDIT Dress Wellon$1a Week Every Young Man looking for clothes of style and character at moderate prices will find here an extremely in- More than 25 new mod hii 1 low—comprise e from 4 to 12 this showing, in ever and every width from AA to B® Other. Shoes Up to $7. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway. Houston St MATL ORDERS FILLED) Women’s SUITS at Sis More good newe for women | who need ring Suits and | Skirts. + W the Basement tomorrow morn- | ing fifty Suite of fine sulting, tn place-on_sale In fided to the fortui Wi7. teresting collection of | checks and atripes, made with own name, ma er ‘a very rich B Suits up-tothe-minute in semi-fitting, fly-front sack coat, w. Leeds then married Mrs.’ May LEEDS -- | black peau de cygne collar, with fashion and fabric-pattern, Indeed, it would be re grettable for any exacting young man to buy a ——— Sagwart Worthington, of Cleveland, and )) We was eaid she wished to outshine the |The Government appraisers said noth- Pemer wite wi gems bad dazzled |ing, but kept the pearia OFFICER A DESERTER. fociety In which she moved. Mr.| The case wus carried into the United! WASHINGTON, April \—Firet Lieut. } * had the money. and American | States Ciroult Court. There it was de. Louis F. Buck, Artillery Corps, has foreign diamond merchants | were | ided that Citroen must yay the amount | been dropped from the roils of t yestee of pique; breast and pate cae AMMEY gp STAMPED ONA SHOZ | \ pockets. Gored *! with panels of s | panel finished rmy | illustration she |PSpring Suit without first S) Wigiwdous to sce the merry war go on, | Of the protested duty before he could | on account of desertion. He wae serv- | price, ; w | Board ea bay beige no of the local|ing at Fort Monroe when he aisap-|§seeing our great assort- OF MERIT. L ccaeatie CL Jewel War Began Abro: of Appraisers. This amount was | "9 |r e' Beg: ad. peared about three months ago ment of At $6—Gkirts. of fine chiffor paid yesterday. Added to the original fie first struggle was in Europe, at a) oom of the neckisce, Bai0N, te | | ll 1s watering place, where the two per cent. @uty raises the price of | | met. Mrs. Leeds, the first, was|the bauble that figured so promi. | CAST ORIA | ed in a gorgeous collection of /femtly in the gocial war pet ioe ; which the second wife soon jike $sw,00. To this is added 6 pe For Infants and Children, | Bam 1 After that thelr simultaneous | cent. inierest, which Uncie The Kind You Have Al Boughi Bears the ~ Panama, in diack, blue and brown; gored, side-plaited in clusters. These Skirts are well Young Men's Suits At $10 to $20 that are way above what you would expect for the money. They are ad- vanced custom - tailored styles, made to fit, stay in and made and perfect hi are splendid values at 3,000 PAIRS OF Women’s $5 and $6 Oxfords, Special Basement Store | ce at different fashionable re- | */8{# must be his. in view of the gave rise to the report that they | ie Sorter One fe fighting with open purses te wa} macy with their Jewels. Bernard Citroen, of Paris. | We present Mra. Leeds becured pearly such as are rarely day paid an addi a uty on @ $17,000 col Of pearls, that they may have of contesting the Govern “alctum in a like case 20-inch Silk Waistings at 35c\; This is the best offering we have yet made in the ne Basement Silk Store. Leavy silk, in white, ivory and EER ce oe 6 fmachs Gong Jument | f | | Christy Ties and Pumps shape and wear to your , er, soba tear. vere the a aa | Cravin 5 for Dr in kK liking, with the privilege In Tans and Black. All this Season's Styles. }] cream, woven to resemble flannel, and specially adapted happens | De: d of credit if you prefer to Taken from the Main <5 to be sold at ‘| for use in waists without linings. We guarantee theve |! d Massled Burope, 10. 807 aoe \t silks to Wash and launder as well as linen, and they were buy that way. Which dazzled Burope, cod ero Of Me divorced Stra. . or Dest aid to temperance te someching [aiprd in this country In a bag, unstrung, |‘MAlyu Sirenetben fh Bernard Citroen, named as the im- ; for Mrs, Leeds, swore that it was | # . t to m duty of only ten per cent, | iu abit can cx 7 Gat Being « necklace, but only so many | so many ae am x @eetrung pears. The trifling duty of| we are glad to sell It under an absolute waa ald, and Bre Lacds encmed |Susfastes t0 refund the,money it i does i ae Bot cure. | 9) 9 %e in full possession of her necklace. |}: is in two forma; No. 1 that oan be bought to sell at $1 a yard. Some of them have become a trifle soiled, hence the low price--35c a yard. The New Empire Sailor Hat At $5, $6 and $7.50 This new Sailor is especially adapted to tall women. Store Open Saturdays 10 P, M. $4.30 Per Pair On our Bargain Counters we have placed 800 pairs of til PIANOS | given secretly an@ No.“ for those who ® hi Duty $110,338. wish to bs 4, It te not W uated relitnle trettient xpw a. but Wie Avo toe omen Ss $3, $4 and $5 a | It measures 42 inches around the edge of the brim, and Wut the Government officials thought Most sconomicn!, gs it conte only $1 @ vox : and demanded « re-appraisement. | $°4, ‘bers ls vlog trp tee Hound declared that the neckiace—tor whatever, Mat) Orde sf Gow toaiated 1t was such. even if it had | The Orrine Oo. Wastiugton, DG. gr = RK DWAY ; ia ain Fork 3 string—was liable to an additional GALAN, S06 Dreadway, and teaches’? ss per cent. duty. This made an in- z 7 eth av peers of M103. The necklace Bernard Citroen protested, | the shape is about that of the “Wanamaker Sail broad froin side to side, Made of rough straw, in light navural color, and daintily trimmed with flowers or wings. We have never had anything like it at these prices—$5, $6 and $7.50. In Patent Leather and Black = F Kid (A and B widths) to be $25 Gabler $2 are, sold at-.-++ Nea ie ha 30 Haines Bros. 2 un: 40 Hardman 2 wpe é Sunday World Wants { No mail orders filled on any of these special sale shoes. Leeds stamped her shapely foot. | Work Meniiay Wonders. | 50Goetz & Co, 3» Bik F ar! —— || 55Chickering 3 ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, °th AVENUE SilkesRentnanes ‘ines ia cenis Ge roe eae 60 Sohmer 3 . » and 20th ST, . Pomel vatite send ‘ j 75 Spanger 3 At Small Prices eadigacia vant ; aS “ Ric 80 Steinway 3 useful for some (resa purpose, and noe are no andedirable sie! ROR FRIBAY. AND SATURDAY, WE ANNOUNCE 125 Gabier 4 or colorings in the offering. Former prices ranged from 60 ; Aer = ean : yard; now they are marked at 28c and a5c a ra spt tearschect bs «| Be An Important Sale of High Grade 165 Pease 5° ‘ aaron eae 175 Weser 6 1004 rit, igre caesmesintes hater 1 ett Sfp Women’s Vests 10c treat: te tunity, . i] : erlin article purchased for cash this week,” Malled } i neck and sleeveless, full in size and length The hurts which make Silk Lined Spring Overcoats for Men PIANOS $ Agents for GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE. [J [| tuum “sccontn" are very alight, and do not atect the serine suai / ae atall RENTED. MONTHLY GOETZ&CO. 81 Court, cor. Livingston St. 1 Block from Clty Hall, Brooklyn OPEN EVENINGS, Special at $22.50 Formerly $30.00, $35.00, and $40.00 Gold-Plated 1. teunnu'as nave a ake Gold-plated, in a number of dalnty Gesigns, they e2 6! 5 dingly good val- PIGIKONEGS ott as tiene, 25¢ each, Though worth $1.25. W. B. Corsets at 75c Corsets, light and pliable, and adapted to ntedium figures, rounding the waist. Supporters attached ip front and as uides 14 Barcains. AT OUR WARREN STREET AND THIRTY-FIRST S7 REET STORES ONLY in four f oT. KLDING, & Which Can Be eed on Our Liberal Credit System | $75 Worth, $7.50Down, $1.50Week |$100 * $40.00 ** $2.00 #* DINING BOOM Osi! $150 $500 225% 320.00 ** $2.50 * $30.00 “6359 “* up (0 $10,000 by special ely Also to New Tork Rhode Isiacs Pennaylvania,, New Nerney and Com nation, Eretaue Voitlesiat Half Price .. tse ecw yam are priced at 106 « yard, insted of Mc. We have sold thousands of yards at the higher price, They come in blue, broww! green and lavender in combination with wilte, They will make smart Summer dresses, 10¢ # yard,though well It is an event which demonstrates more than the extreme price reductions suggest, It demonstrates our disposition to be rid of every garment designed for this seaion 8 service before the season is done. a Tat 4 200. ‘Oltcloth worth a ee, & regular 50¢ king of Choae Our State, Massachusetts ‘ ni y » ? co. Cy 207 y fo fi road Fare Wie atin tiicee abcd (0 coal ec box, slightly form defining sae Chocolates at 25¢C sto priced at 280 © pound, and divers other models fashioned of unfinished worsteds, vicunas and CREDIT TO AL L Fresh and pure, and, moreover, the kind that makes you agk for other rough surface fabrics in grays and black with velvet or self collars. BAST WHEIGT OR MONTHLY more when you've had one plece. Sub- Station Store, Basement, Stewart Building, JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streat. CLOTHING of MEN, WOMEN AND CHLLDEEN Cc ee Cr RES TAY Youresit ead Sumi reese Weil ae Ou $1Per Week 535 Fulton St., opp.éim p! 468 Sth Ave., near {0th st BROOKLYN $30 and $35 Raincoats for Men at $22.50 Garments of an exceptionally high grade, with none of the characteristics which usually mark the rain coat 80 well are ours head-and-hand-tailored. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Sinith, Gray & Company Broadway and Werren Street - New York - Broadway and 3\ st Sureet \ering to your door the KIND of | workers that do things RIGHT,