The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1907, Page 15

SS \THE EVENING WORLD, ‘GUT LEASES (TOO SWETHEART | WILL BEBROKEN, 4 MAFIA SECRET Slain. Says I to myself says I— ‘City’s Valuable Privileges Uneeda , Must Produce More Biscuit { Revenue, HAS TWO MEN ARRESTED } ess 4 Declares to Polke that They longed to Same Society as Missing Man. Be Says I to myself i CAN’T BE FARMED OUT. | gunna says I—they Pauline Ambrosio was to have mar | Tied Antonio Santoro at Port Chester 4000 a Year Offered for a only cost , e on April 7. Antoni ak Stand That Now Pays City AR a ee ee ee five cents Only $600. jfeeelved many unsigned letters threa- | a package ng her with death if ve the country the ald of Chiet of ‘ —_——-. ya fhe city te an indulgent tana he deen giving more for les: money | than the most philanthropic &: vidual . teChenter, who, after hear- ry, locked ‘up Antonto Antonio Connteri, and de-| girl in the White Plains| NATIONAL BISCUIT ver dreamed of doing. As a result there are hundreds of persons living in @pulence through the leasing of city } privileges at ridiculously low rentals Politios and special wire-pul is are! Pesponsitie for frhich will net be o | e's belief that Antonio} Hand TURKISH CIGARETTES If most cigarettes are either too strong or too mild—try ~ BOY’S BODY IN KILLS Kat arian ere do, in ark Bay Dec. 30, The dody of the boy that was found | on Kuti, off Central 1. Yesterday y as atx-year-old arry Bene | py Sold Everywhere S. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer { 10c. for 10 —»_——_—__. | FATHER HANGING. ROCHESTER, N. Y., Ape 19.—Ben- | | year-old | Boho! The wolve tort t known. ‘Hope’s’ Next Big Move! Another Money-Saving Event. y at 6 P. M. the First Subscription g Annex crowded with men ¢ EVENT IS NOW HISTORY. 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Renta Suits of same quality fabrics are being exploited at $5 60 @o more, iu * Fine Overgarments Raincoats with Style Ul lengths and ‘all colors, also Chester-|And these are “real” prote moisture effects, are included at this special both conservative and not the all-round yilare coat for day or evening, and you will The values are double in many instances save $5 to $7 by buying it here at ‘‘ERleven,’* i Spring Suits in Fancy Mixtures ere| 1], ‘il of Worsted Dout 1 Twist ¢ wie | Clearing-House Sales Open To-Morrow jour finish fabrics; all the new To duplicate Suits of their « QUALITY.—-STYLE—ECONOMY arse the great features of *Hope’’ Clearing-House Sales, 7 ent Event is general all overthe store, Our Twelve Window Displays will tell you the story ¢ variety aracter you would have to pay $15 to $18 in other good stores, ¢ pres. i Gilman Family Again Accused of Girl's Murder, On the amd at a glance. We Buy Below Par, You Get the Benefit ee or aha 4 tale Bi BROADWAY ChiAMBERS ST, he ¥ be arrelaneg { ¢ Ny rt aise hed als conn Aexres | STEWART Lites ‘ ° / ‘ csc cea elt lati lala eS tet st FRIDAY, ) |is necessary for me to purchase leather and | | other materials in enormous 415 Fifth Avenue, New York i , | W. L. Dou: apa shoes are awed ou would then ‘APRIL 19, 1907. W. L. DOUGLAS st $3.90 SHOES iz | BEST MEN DO YOU WEAR W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES? IF NOT, — BELIEVE I CAN GIVE YOU GOOD AND SUFFICIENT REASONS WHY IT WILL PAY YOU TO WEAR THEM. I give the wearer the benefit of my thorough and practical knowledge of shoemaking, which has extended over fifty years. I give the wearer the benefit of my exclusive | method of tanning the bottom soles, which makes them more flexible and gives longer wear than | any other sole leather produced in this country. 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The Sterling PianoCo.,| | FURNITURE = : Furniture All | 515-520 Fulton St., Brooklyn land Everything for Housekeeping. CREDIT TO ALI Rag Carpets!] | Open Saturday Evenings Open Mon, ® Sat. Evgs. KASY WERKLY OK MONTHLY ; ao ——_—_—_————X—X—X_ FAYMENTS. Phonograph 5 2c per - - Sewing yar CLOTHING |} & ai FATMER TIME Machines, postal wil 1 Business enterprises sold ed the record for 1906 and “led ie adh ae ite SF do the trick, Bf Nem EG archives SaannLtta Voureatt Ws Pianos No Extras t gh Sunday World Wante are} iis enings of the old year and “Bargains” In every sense { years are contained in the $1 Per Week oi eRe DAM SCHL 535 Fulton St., opp.tim ADAM Shiv 468 Sth Ave., near 10th st BROOKLYN How Z of the word. kiya 7 Word Aianacl 26 Cenis; By Mail, 9#e- Werle Wante Work Wenders 7