The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1907, Page 16

“GOV. HUGHES WITH WSPECTOR Bocus, ROOSEVELT AT THE © SAY_THE POLICE on Grave Charge. in | | Brooklyn. Will Be Prominent at the! oe ese Baad Opening Ceremonies | VS DOMED ENS = Next Friday. |Proprietor of Stable Says “In- specto a pig! (rractal te The vening Woetd.) | spector* Wanted to “Fix “NOROLK, Ve, April —Ger. | a Complaint. Hughes, of New York, hia entire stat 1 ladies, ell making up a party of | —_ | forty, will leave New York City| 4 young man, well dressed and riding | morrow night on @ especial train |adout in a carriage representing him- ever the Pennsylvania Ratlroad for the | self to be a “tenement-house inapecor wh Ixporition |invesUgating @ “oomplaint againet | ected the wrong house when | proprietor that the matter be fixed” by the payment of a| and now be ls under ar Forty-fourth Precinct ste- ouse in Brooklyn H LUs arrest followed his third vistt to | use ta collect the money, accord: | ftaliread route and ident ‘Tucker, firwt flver.of that ho! for the first time beet: reserved for who will remain ur tng, reaching New at no puch was employed in the department. York State bulldin pe od Returned for Money. douse, ad the stranger greeted tien sonnets, Before tne m had been passed to \ als rey prisoner Big tho station bed - wes made Deputy Butiding Commissioner Me- Keon Or, is not connected with hie Revaresent and never has bees. The police say the | | prisoner now representa imac aa an | inwpector of the Board of Hi feat says the man te an im; 9 exposition the Bettas, of Ger- WORLD'S RECORD BY -——HBWABK BOWLER ing | Lee Johns Makes a High Aver- ie | age of 240 for Eight Games. Lae R. Johns, the Newark star in the Greater New York individual tourna- | 9 | ment, made @ world’s record average of for eight games in a series | at the Oxford | 0 ane a Jo H Joins « close | the tournament POLICE CAPTAIN’S SON CHARGED WITH FRAUD. } fYoung Knipe'Sa Clothing € 16, 176, 398, xa, | 21a, as, bo Irving place, Brooklyn Mest night and locked Birest Gatton on & A mass metting to oppose TAFT BACK IS SWAMPED WITH OFFICIAL WORK, $2": 2 eent out tor| fenes to vole lds present and speek up “He shot an arrow into the alr It fell to carth, he knew not where.” A World “Lost & Found” Ad was sent all about, He found that it fell where his watch slipped out, |) | ‘ ~Shrewd fellow || JAMES McGREERY & C0, S4th Street. 23rd Street. LADIES’ COATS. Black Panama “Pony” Coats, Trimmed with braid or taffeta bands, Lined with white or black silk, 10.50 value 14.00 Tan and Oxford grey Storm Coats. Loose or semi-fitted models, 12.50 value 16.50 Broadeloth and Taffeta Silk, hip length, Coats. Trimmed with braid. 16.50 value 21.00 In Both Stores. SHIRTWAISTS, An extensive stock of Imported and original ‘models of Lingerie Waists and Blouses for travelling, riding, tennis and alloutdoor sports, Excellent cut and finish, Made in workrooms on the premises. On Wednesday, April the 24th. Sale of 1,000 Lingerie Waists. Trimmed with fine lacesandembroideries, Latest models with elbow sleeves. In Both Stores. golf, 500 all-over Lace Waists, i all white and ecru, Attractive models. 4.75 to 10.75 MISSES’ SUITS. Light mixed cloth. Suits. Pleated skirt. Semi-fitting coat lined with silk. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 22.50 Semi-fitting or “Eton” coat Suits. Pleated skirt. Made of grey mixed cloth. Sizes 14 and 16 years, 15.00 Taffeta “Jumper” Dresses, check or plain colors, Pleated skirt tucked around Lottom. 16.50 White, washable Poplin Skirts, Pleated model. Length 37 to 40 inches. 3.00 In Both Stores. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. A very extensive variety of French and English Cretonnes,—many designs and colors, Suitable for furniture slip covers, Summer draperies, wall hangings and fancy work, 17¢, 25¢ and 35c¢ per yard value 30¢ to 65¢ goo washable Couch Covers. 58 Inches wide, 3 yards long. 1.00 each ‘ value 1.50 Reversible and washable Portieres. New artdesigns and colors, 8.50 per pair Materials suitable for covers and hangings. 50 inches wide. 1.25 per yard Fancy Muslin Curtains with deep ruffie. White and colors, 75% 1.40 and 2.25 per pair Tambour and many other sash and casemient curtain materials, 15¢, 20c and 28¢ per Fine Nettings with Filet and Point Lacedesigns. Suitable for casement curtains, bedspreads panels, 3oc to 75¢ per Lacecurtains, Bed Sets and I Jraperies cleaned and stored. John King’s Scotch Holland shades and awnings to order. DEPARTMENTS. An extensive stock of China, Cut Glass, Bric-a-Brac, Lamps, Silverware, Bronzes, Clocks, etc., which affo’ excellent opportunity for selec wedding gifts or country cottage nishings. S On Wednesday and Thursday, April the 24th and 25th. Sale of Porcelain and China Dinner At moderate prices, Thin porcelain set. Attractive spray patterns, 100 pie Bs cles a's 9s 2037.00 usual price English porcelain, Old Blue Willow design. 112 pieces. Open stock... 8.00 usual price 10.0 Austrian China, New decoration Large plat and covered dishes, CHINA In Both Stores, Sets. bere) WIMCAS ou 4ks iguea sees oa 11,00 usual price 13.00 Holland Blue Set. Open stock, Onion pattern, 100 pieces... us ew handsc Toilet Sets, tions, 12 piece 3.00 § Engraved ‘T JAMES McCREEKY & GU. 23rd Street, 84th Street, In Both Stores. | a Specials Kimones of An yoke front. end st and. Around sleeves, apecial 996 Skirt Length Chemise f good Nate { Moreen Peiticnat Rother bers SATISFACTION WES OR yb oT » CO ee For Wednesday ING STORE 4 CO Sample Waists On Sale for 4 Hours Only, To-Morro®, from 144s Tk. 9A. Moto tT PM, Val Brateed. De fi pea ATER RARDIN Rate MOaISTS Ip itatans a wh ge Vanilit | | ~ Muslia Petticoats | Petticoats f excep gem | a pie at ery Thrifty mult in Greater New York | | tr 2 at gg. bs cs are Thin Prince Chap fs 84.08, miss this sale. © pew P mma wFom-ayamdicy Marvelous Reduction Role Women’ s ‘Shite Stunning Prince Chap Sutts This is positively one of the most astonishing bargain cvents you've ever Sprirg season's hardly begun—and such values as are offered in this sale Just to keep things hrmming te make things lively Worth fron Reduced to Half ecard of. Think of it! The You surely can’t afford to and to keep goods a-moving. os pane annish Bizes & to | Rousing Skirt Value Pric € Half Actual Value “Splendid Clothing Values : For Boy s and Men Boys’ re Suits at 1.39 |] A Marvelous Value Which We Offer from | 9tof2 A. M. gn Girls’ Wash Dresses. !°".. For 3 hours only, From? to 12 A, M. Notion Sale APE seat Large nize Hair Pin Cabinets, wt oak iad beasTecstiag Tape, 4e Children's Size Garters Ge Silk Thread, : 134 Wire Pair Pin Sewss hi Peart beaded Ps Ic S gai ie Chinese ironing Wax 2 "Oh | Feathersti Braid. ‘ } 5 4 . 2c y : 0 a‘ White S'reve Protectors, Wc 3 . 1 Sat ry Pad Umbrella : Sale 1,000 $2.50 Umbrellas Reduced to 98c. Each ; $3.50 White Por ates, ¢ 8 BD five dogs Chtow, Phin my nthe RARE RUG REDUCTIONS 125 W. J. Sloane's Famous All oe Brussels Rugs Persian and eas small f nS. areat rugs for har feet; reguiar $22.50 value; sale price 50 $20 All Wool Smyrna Rugs 88 Seam! oer ee Velvet Rugs 12.58 190 Hartford All Wool Bruel Rugs tseshere 16,98 “For 3 How “ ivi Wednesday, 9 a rI2 A. M, 250 Genuine Japanese § 1.00 Matting Rugs at 39 39c They're 6x3 ft. in size. worth n sale from 9 to 12 A. M. o Linen warp, in quaint Japanese and Persian patterns $1 each, limit 3 to & customer, at, each Se : Domest, Linens, Wash ¢ Goods : a” Big “ Chinaware —— a 98: ve the right to deliver oe and Underwear : Women’ sl5c Stockings, 10c cotton an, elastic 10c 12 vA good 150. Ise) spacial P yard suatik : Be : Women's 25¢ Gauze Lisle Hose, 15¢ _ : ee Tie | Women's Extra Size Vests, 10c shed cott large sizes; n vests in extra eck, no sleeves thor- lain Dinner Set, 1.98 te 1c ren each, “tat LINOLEUM. 37c 29¢ Square Yard for Be st ‘Ouality Faz lish fas Oilcloth— 1 tile, Inlaid’ a patterns; 1% and 2 ards wide; the 45. quallt 4 Yard Wide Sheet Linoleum 2,000 Rolls = and China “MATTING Specially Priced, Under Actual Value Fancy China Hating | Btroug, clean and i designs, yd | larly #1.40-~-enie