The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 8

a; ¥ HME * * Washington Gets Facts % Verifying Doings of Qa “ Santiago Police. WASHINGTON Depart from Com 7 at Havana. | Commanc Pacoma, row Sactiago. ¢ + wtating that tro tween so om ebore lexve While a ! Ban tage learned att Spring Overcoats and Suits for Men at $15 HESE $15 Suits and Overcoats receive the kenefit of the tame clever organization of tailormen who fashion our more costly garments, and for that very reason are set on a plane of excel lence that has nothing in common with the vsual ready-for-wear clothes at the same price. Diversity is a phase re- tie in this great show- There are many kinds of of Suit s and Overcoats, for many minded men, but whether conseivative or ultra in style, all within the province of good taste. _ The suits at $15 take form joned of plain and fancy chev- jots, Cassumeres and worsteds and blue and black thibets. The’ overcoats at $15. in- volve a series of favored modes in all the new tans, grays and blacks, in a diversity of weaves. WM. VOGEL & SON Houston Street Broadway Lord & Taylor. Silk Dept. -Closing Out Sale of Lengths Jrom One yard up to Ten yards at ex actly % former prices, at soc. yd. The most up-to-date fabrics and colors are represent d—the accumulation of our season's business. ] ress ( ,00ds Spec ial Remnants of Sheer Silk & Wool Dress Goods at 68c. yd., formerly $1.25 to $1.7 in i id | Wash Goods Department 10,000 yards Best Quality : American Printed Battste, ing y iin color ata ic, yd,, pecial value 5,000 yards Pri nted Dotted Sretss, large a Line of y desiral ns and colorings in | tiful floral pattern at 12/4c. yd., value 18c, ‘ ppt Broadway & 20th St.; sth Ave.; roth St gunshot | the sedial ‘THE EVENERS WORLD, | > ‘ | sees sGen wi O10 Wath 50 cts. Perfumed Skin Food, write for sample per jar..25c., 50c., $1.60 When Buying Perfumed Soaps, Ask for Witz & Colas Bouquette de Violette. .25c per cake | Lord & Taylor Toilet Articles Excellent Articles at Interesting Prives Cuticle Scissors Nail Buffers Small size .50c., value 75¢ | Small Size. .25c., valu Large 75c.;..“91,00.| Regular ‘ . . 38¢ "0c Nail Files Orange one Small size. .10c., value 18¢ } Regular Style. doz Regular “ ..15c., Hoof Harnish Nail Enamel, Ongoline, Rosaline, etc., etc., at Special Prices Creme de Broline S. Elizabeth Goodrich The Perfect Skin Food, Pure Olive Oil Soap per jar Cetea tsa SOC {| per cake 25 write for sample write for sa Nivalis An Excellent,Skin Lotion, | PEC DOLE rat carci 50¢ Creme Elcaya The delightful Lilac Cream PF. O. Harvey's IVOR-TONE (Trade Mark) The aces made of Ivor- Purchasing a set of Ivor Tone are not stamped ONE Carries with it the : . Sa ac ) OV Ww with its name—to see the | Satisfaction of knowing that cantecial wall hats cot its imitations look just erial will explain why. | what they are, A Set of this Beautiful Material engraved with pretty monogram... .... for $25.00 Separate Articles from $1.25 upwards, Broadway & 2oth St.; sth Ave.; 19th St. Stern Brothers Dress Trimmings Clearing Sale of High Class Novelties in Black and Colored Trimmings and Garnitures, At Greatly Reduced Prices Also To-morrow 1500 Yards Persian Bands and Edges, Colored Applicues, Silk Passementeries and Black Spangles, c Qc \EC 35°, 55°, and O5¢ Yard Value 75c, $1.25 and $1.95 Yard Women’s Tan Shoes Walking Pumps, Sailor, Toga and Oxford Ties, Button andLace Shoes in RussiaCalf,Suede and Kid, t Approved Models, jrade Workmanship Summer Floor Coverings for Interior Furnishings or Veranda Use At Attractive Prices RUGS OF THE BEST DC ME STIC MAKES N AN EXTENDED VARIEIY OF SIZ Ll \S, BRUSSELS, AXMIN ER, WASHABLE COT AND ALGERIA CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS la MN. West Twentyethird Street | Bian “WEDNESDAY, ‘/AUR-MIN-O CURES “= DRUNKENNESS MAY 1, 1907. Anty Drudge Goes to the Theatre Even on Monday Nights. Won't you go to the theatre with me t, Mrs. Hardwork?’ rk—“No, thank you. I never go anywhere } ight. I'm always tired out with wash- Why don’t you use Fels- Naptha soap as ray does? The n you wouldn’t be tired and sh would be drying on the line before noon. You Fels-N know what snow- white clothes are till you see them washed wrong Naptha, and do an injustice to your- if self, you use with Fels-Naptha. Fels-Naptha as an Lots of other ways ordinary soap with Fels-Naptha_ will hot water. It is save you work and deadly to dirt, and time. Directions grease, and germsin for all its uses on the cold or lukewarm red and green wrap- water, You don’t per. hie Ecbass Stoop Char] ail nl V. MOWATAN Sth Ave,, 12th to 13th St., BRCOKLYN. 3d Ave. and S9th St., MANHATTAN. Furniture, lige iu sented OF ADAM SCHUL Z sox, Grand Sts Cor, Reckting Mo rookiyn me Ne Y, A ete Sh of your Way, parhaps, but Furniture, Rugs. planoe: Sewing Machines, Phonographs, at prices lower You beat it? No extren ido’ the trick Long Island FurnitureCo. 44, 462 48 Myrtle Ave., Corner Pearl Street, BROOKLYN, N, Y. ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY ‘No Money Down “ALLWIN” and “DERBY” Go-Carts, $5.49 Other styles from $1.49 Up Refrigerators, uM 4g We furnish your house, floor or ything for house. keeping, tna) FIFTH AVENUE store FURNITURE CO. Fifth Avenue, Corner 4th St,, Brooklya, LYDIA E. VEGETABLE COMPOUND. THE, MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR Wy Ohda ed ty THE WORLD. |FRATIN & OPPENEEI PINKHAM’S ___ 28th SI, St. and 6th Ave. Store, New York. ‘\ sw RE Requintwec’ Outlet Under Market Prices Shoe Sale!) 39C Misses’ Shoes at Odds and Ends from former sales. OXPORDS—GIBSON TIES—PUMPS Brown; Patent Coliskin; Gun Metal Call-, skin (like cuts) every size-and width; | worth $2.50. ALS @ 50 2,400 Pairs of Women’s ; of Women’s Tan ¢ Shoes, at Made by CurtisShoe Ge., Lynn. Mass., to retail at $2.00; dark tan uppers: Blucher cut, ‘military heel; sizes WOR ie 8 $4.25 = 50° 95e IN THE LAND Oxfords, House Slippers and Strap Slippers, for Women and Misses, Odds end ends from for- mer sales, os Boys’ Box Call Call Shoes at Sizes up to 5%; Blucher lace; double solid soles; made to retail at $150; special at - POCAHONTAS HERE the first English Set- tlers and the Indians once struggled for supremacy, there now stands a Fairy City by the sea. Where the fighters of the Ameri- can Revolution, and later the sol- diers and sailors of the Civil War, clashed arms in deadly conflict now lies a squadron of powerful war vessels built for Peace. Last week the President and his Cab- inet gave especial significance to the Historic Jamestown Exposition by their presence. """ It was amid scenes of such deep interest to the American people that Artist Biedermann painted the SUNDAY WORLD JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION PICTURES. The second of the series will be given with next Sunday's World, in colors, on plate paper, suitable for framing. Get the set.