The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1907, Page 6

re 9,000 SEE CAR BURN Jornirt Depnty at the Inst hearing into! | Walsh's charges. Walsh at that time swore that After he nad been be and his the | System for Punishing cone » “Wrong Cops.” hie SA ANAS SS DIOS SSSA enapd practically gave on eh of state y became to the conclos BW Policemen ant of getera be Patrolinen's Fe an asses tria! of the three policemen the Oak sireet st on ¢ against them ly that they had bruta Walsh, a brother o to the same precinct. ts develop into @ case of He gooumed at 1m ‘a Deputy Commiss: Man attached to the plato Walsh and the three accused met . is slated to They Me CEMTAUR COMPANY, TY MURRAY STREET, NEW YORE CFTY. He of the | to honor an t of the or- | HERSCHMANN-TUCKER FURNITURE CO, A Continuation of Our Closing Out Sale of GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE, Every Article Marked in Pisin Figures. 397-399-401 Sixth Avenue, Between 24th and 25th Streets. there « who bitterly n Capt, W nd of the pret| the time the brutal assault ts! to have been committed, may fo tace the music fact was made mR. peneeyoe RETURNS. WASHINGTON nd Mrs from Long Istani n to arrang the their home ating ¢ Seesescerscesae seeenees night ret * ere they nia v apparent summer month: At 171 James Butler Stores. Fresh, sweet and fragrant—as good as ever buttered bread All our stores are now being regularly supplied with this new butter, fresh from the leading creameries of the best butter-producing sections of the West. For three more days—up to Wednesday night —we will sell it at cost. We know this new butter will give perfect ction. You will find it exceptionally choice—so mu that we every house- keeper within reagh of any of our stc to make sure of trying it. We are headquarters for pure foods at the lowest prices—ar other retailer has our magnificent facilities for supplying you with the best and freshest of farm and dairy produce. ' The HousekKeevwer’s Delight. 100 "S, @i."" ie Free the following purchase i ‘Ib. Very Best Tea, 1 lb. Very Best Coffee, Specials for $.@ H. Stam JAMESN BUTLER cHofcEe. INS: GROCERIES Rice. Clean, hard grain, equal in food value to the 3 ths. 17c highest priced; for Whole head Carolina oy rice of qui 8 or LIC quality _. Prunes. § Thin-skinned, f s Potatoes, The popular Green Mountain va- riety; white, dry and mealy 7 Ib. basket, 12e. Bermuda Onions. Selected from the best 12 Cc the new crop; quart el — \ru Sper wen Whi caer | p Sasa: wy ad . 17¢c 10 Siamps Free with large 8-lb, size Bag ieee SOS : Coffe fa frul for 10S: amps Free with large package Triumph Oats 10c Golden ee Pleasant ai 10 S.amps Free with 4 Ib, glass jar Liberty Jams 10c iy 1 ee eg flay Boneless Bacon 10 Stamps Free with ‘4 |b. tin Black or White Pepper, 1Oc arcana. a 25c' Swift's famous EAGLE BRANI 10 Stamps Free with ),-lb. tin English Mustard. 10c | tom... 2 Wvery slice streaked with lean 10 Stamps Free with bottle Butler's French Mustard, WG; Oewvla= === P= and lat; te finest sugar 10 Stamps Free with 10-0z. bottie Liberty Pickles. 12c} | Condensed Milk a. $06 Bad 17c 10 Stamps Free with Ibs. California Prunes, 2 So} | Butler's Brand, from pure 7 j 10 StampsFree with bot: Peertess W orcestershire Sauce 15¢ milk, rich In cream; can c | 10 Stamps Free with carion Blue Ribbon Table Sait Figg | RR er rNrETE ERE? Smoked Shoulders. Lean, tender, dei u —————— Dainty Biscuits. Fresh from the National Biscuit Company Red Graham Crackers e*. Marshmallow Dainties 9c 10c ee ee as ooo HouseKeeper’s Special. Can of Tomatoes, large, red, ripe. An me Can of Sugar Corn, sweet and creamy..... + {Can of String Beans, green and tender.. 25c i eee a Specials for Wash Day. { i Old Tine Sugar Cookies Golden Crisps - Sugar Crimps Jonnie Cake Raiskod Beef. Blue Ribbon Brand; oxinty sit "10¢ aa’ tons each Millar’s Jams. erty Pickles. 7 Cakes Butler's Borax or Satin Gloss Soap _..., c PP ene : a bib Ady es. ! Cienewel Washing Powder, 4 |b pky,, 15c; 3 pkgs.(6 oz.) Sey | “isc trp the choicest of 17c ged iy Azure Ball Blue, a way ¢ 1 A . Sc Millar's Marmalade, Bott OKs Ammonia—Laige bottle, strou rwerft 5c The wmported; 310 9 arKe ea Batler's|porates Wy ashing Fiuid—dissolves dirt: bottle @e iv r pot 4 ee ‘Blue Ribbon Jam. Spanish Olives hs TROY PAS ppaereaaees ' est hom J ichardson er “tl, gla efi east tian | 1 @ Robbins’ Pure Food Delicacies. 15c Mamuroh Queens, Boned Chicken Potted Ham the fa Blue Ribbon Marmalade. Jarge doit 5c t the ferr by many tc the Large Spenish Queens, 1 Tc | c | IC eS Potted Chick t 20) rertaea oes ima reeaal ee Baby “Otives, “nia pret dah ig Sugar Corn, ] Essie Brand, finest fr 15c | 10c “‘Stulfed Olives te waited ~~ ~ > ~ East View Brand, extra l0c| ( GUINNESS’S STOUT Shoe weet a Opa At 78 James Butler Licensed Stores. _ Brands of ch rm, a can Dozen Bottles pint size), Biue Rivbon brand, He Peas. Bass Ale $l. 50 pe Sliced Pea fh h OC Corn Starch, : Peerless bronu, | ity and f ack a oe 8c Die li ches. ae Foote’s Brand, Sow Pineappl : ; Wak la hate arrancones NM » 25¢ Pears eas, ca 10c Choicest Wines and | iquors at Lowest Prices. | |Compass Brand, choice fruit lel (la ha a |” sred ovalin ree ak! ("1s . ’ Bi Fras, cries poe] |. Ds ®H.”’ Stamps Free Ponchos. Ormonde Castle, larg en twitch all a choice trult l5c urchases of 10 conts or more except C. O. D. Groceries. CASTORIA Over Thirty Years * ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought CHAP PPEEAALELEDES AOFEHAEDSSEDS AEDS OD OOEOOOOESEE SES the occupancy ot Jereeesesssesesss seeesssseseesess sessvsIssseseses Oo “THE EVENING WOE”. MONDAY “MAY ay | | * > —-= PPPSGFSEPIFGIS SS FIIGSS 4 — eee - oe ee aes SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK anand | wile fey Gcenomy [alacou eaf- Sub-Station Store, Old Building. The Following on Sale To-morrow. UTP SOF STAURANT ARSON AV. 19°70 20° STREETS NEW NOTABLE SPECIALS In the Bargain Basement The adverse weather of the past month continues fill our basement with extraordinary bargains. And on no previous Tuesday has our great Bargain Basement presented more extraordinary specials than these offered tor to-morrow.' Read on for your profit. Greater Help Toward Papering: Your House— " | WALL PAPERS | At Less Than They Cost to Make | We have effected an important arrangement with a great factory that makes all grades of Wall Paper from pretty patterns that sell at Tigc, to exclusive designs and fabrics at $1 a roll, whereby we shall get, from time to time, at a very low price, all its surplus lots. They will include papers in the most extraordinary variety of patterns, colorings and prices, always changing in assortment, and providing suitable wall papers for every room in the house. Qur initia] offering comprises over twenty thousand rolle of paper, in over three hundred and twenty-five designs and colorings. It. will be sold, for the most part, borders in odd lots effect : Paper for an entire room, usually costing $2.60, $8.25 and $5, will be priced at $1, $1.25 and $2. will be priced at $3.50. 24 yerds of 9-in. border, usually 72c, will be 25¢.;24 yards of 18-tn border, usually $1.44, will be 50c.; 24 yards of 18-In. border, usually $2.40, will be $1. Gelling Paper—8 rolls, usually costing 60c, will be 30c.; usually costing $1.60, will be 7c. The merit of the offering can be judged by the fact that enougt ractively can be bought | No samples can be given 1 10,000 feet of Room Mouldings at 3c a foot, usually 5c in. room lots, with ceilings and This gives you an idea of the sayings you can Paper for a hall, usually costing $10, 10 rolls, A Remarkable Sale of Women’s *2. 50 Shoes at *1.23 £a Basement. y ou have often paid as high as $2.50 a pair for shoes in nd way superior to these. They were made for a well-known mtailer to sell at that price, but delays in delivery compelled the cancellation of the original order. paper to decorate a ten-room house most att from this collection for $25 Bring room measurements cholcest picking We also offer with you, and come earty for the More Tailored Suits at $10 its at $10 we worsteds in To the splendid collection of Women's Tailored 3: Panama clo’ have added some bandsome styles in Thus we secured the opportunity of buying the whole shipment At Just About Half Original Cost. There were about 8,000 pairs in the lot. To these we added sev- eral broken lines from our high-grade stocks, comp’ ng a wide as sortme: of women’s bigh and low black kid and leather Shoes, tan and canvas Oxfords, from which you may select your choice To-Morrow at °1.23 a Pair. There Ftons. a few Etons mixtures and checks, and a few in stripes re dressy and with cape sleeves short semi-fitting pony co’ strapy three- length trimmed with tallored ine or braid quarter with bi rs sleeves. Gored skirts and side-y ular $18 to $22.5¢ And there are a hi instead of $1 loose back, single In smart checks sults, at $10 each. © of the Women's Over ck. Three. some with peau quar de plaids | | ars. Two Great Tuesday Specials in Women’s Tailored Suits she Boys’ Blouse Waists at 40c beacon That's a mighty little pr pay for fr well-made Wa Blouses for Boys, just at the time they're begtr & to need them The original idea of the Bargain Basement is giea'l Paxticuigely when Sait of! them lave aworth “halt jes: auch well carried out in these two specials for to-morrow. ' again—Thc—and the rest are 50c values. Madras, Percale, Pique, all s They are two of the greatest nicely laundered, at 40c each. 8 to 15 bargains in Women’s Suits we have come across this year. You'll agree with us when you see them to-morrow. Japanese Draw-work Linens At About Half About two —100 women Soiled, that’s why—and washing will remedy ¢ at iae bee $15 jaunty hundred and sixty Scarfs and Squares, in various sizes, and two wool Panama Prince Chap Suits. very elaborate designs. Hurry—they'll not be here long ets are antiea with the vim and sap Squares, 18-inch, at 78c, usually. $1.50; 24-inch. at $1.25, usually of rietly. man single- . 8 + $3.5¢ br models, with close-fitting noteh $2 80-Inch, at $1.65, Bevally § 36-inch, at $1.95, usually $3.50; collars edged with -white pique. Lined 45-inch at $3.25, usually $5.25; 64-inch at $3,asually $6 throughout with dureble satin. The Scarfs, 36-inch at $1.25, u y $2.25. © very full, in graceful All sizes in blue and skirts are cut hanging models black, and a number of pretty mi . 5 : rea pie Fine Linen for the Dinner Table | At$Q, QR, reser $17.50 Reduced panty tallored sults These are handsome Irish linen Pattern Table Cloths, in two in cutaways, Etons and Prince Chap groups, containing ten ekotee 6, that arc now to clear models, Fashioned of an excellent qual- fp nes at lower prices than you will be able to match for nobody ity of all-wool Panama tn blue, black how long. Better seize your share of the offering before it and some very pretty English stripes ot The popular mannish effect is shown in every line of these natty suits. The Jackets are cut with all the care and #kill which characterize our best sults. A choice of a number of pretty pleated models in the skirts Women’s *5 Pleated Skirts at *2.44. riment of ew models in women's skirts, comprising jal purchases and some selections from bur regular stocks, to be closed out to-morrow at this low price. The reguiar yalue of these skirts in no instance falls below $ Materials are fancy mixtures and plain Panamas and Sicilians, tn at $1.25, regularl x 90 in., at in..at $2.15, regula in above jot n., at $1.98, regularly $2.75: 72 x X 108 in., at $2.95, regularly $4.25. Pattern Cloths 67 x $1.75, regularly $2.60; About six hundred Pattern Cloths, 7 | at $2.45, regularly 83.5( ly $3. 90 in., A broad asi one or two A Special Snap in tntaid Linoleums You know that the only way to wear out (he pattern on Inlaid black, blue, brown and gray, The models are full box and side Hnoleum is to wear a hole right through it. That's why hou plaited, with folds at bottom keepers prefer it to any other sort, when they can afford it. Here's Not an uni{mited quantity, so early shopping Is advisable a chance to save 40c & yard on fine patterns, all because they are “seconds”—and our expert had a bard time finding the de Sold in room lengths, at called fects—you never could 75c a Yard, instead of $1.15 = = ~ Other Tuesday Specials. 2 Basement. Selected at random from among the many great bargains to be placed on sale to-morrow. =_>—_— >>.) A Brace of Dress Goods Bargains + 50c DRESS GOODS Part - wool sultings in a broad Sale of Silk Remnants 29c, 390c & 40c variety of this seuson’s styles Many dress patterns in this brillant showing of beautiful silk At 25c a Yard Plaids. checks and overslaid: in remnants at 29c., 39¢. and 49¢, a yard, many good colorings. Sold in our own picek at full price until this lot cane. Nov junt haif—25¢ a rd. 85c Gray Panamas at 44c, ay : . SEPP s PeNane ae 64-inch medium chiffon Panama in season's most favored shades of 25c Part-linen Gingham, 1x? hiths of the ie gets twilight gray been cut f—which brings the cost of a ceable shirt-waist sult or The Ginghams are 36 inches wide with little white flecks scattered over the At 15c a Yard id's dress down to very little. Jesirable plain colors Now 15c¢ a yard. 9¢ Egyptian Tissue at Ihc y A very sheer and pretty fabric, made from especially prepared cotton yarn; embroidered with dots and figures on plain grounds with Quantity limited to each customer rey surface stripes. 25c Pillow @ases at 15c Each. American brand; made of good, firm muslin; sizes 45x38 i Seamed Summer Sheets. ta 4x0, 39c ea. Price-Prizes in Popular Ribbons The usually bas to pay full prices for—faiile, sharp savings Faille Ribbon, 6% inches wide, at 20¢ a yard, regularly 30c Taffeta Ribbon, 6% inches wide, at 20c a yard, regulary 46c Taffeta Ribbon, 4% inches wide, at ISc a yard, regularly 20¢ All the above in black, white, cardinal, pink, navy or light blue. Blavk Satin-back Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wi**, specially priced at 25c a yard. . Gros grain Shoe Ribbons, No. 7, 1% inches wide ef 10c = yard, regularly 16c; No, 9, 1% inches wide, at t2¢ a yard, regularly 186. In black, white and browns are the needed-every-day sorts of ribbons that a woman taffeta, velvet—today at 72x90, 44Ac ea. 48 ea. Here's the chance to buy silk petticoat that adde so mi $5 Silk Petticoats with its swish and rustle, to the effect of the new tallored gui At $3. 75 for very Mttle, And what is better, hat you are getting « regular $5 quality for a fourth lese— $3.75 cach, Soft-finished taffeta, in various desirable plain or changeavle colors; deep cireular flounce trimmed with fancy stitch- ing; percaline dust ruffle, no The Best Scouring Soap Made Just the right Corsets for a vari- ety of figures are included in Cc 0] R ) E T S) ‘ these special offerings, that save Save a Third a third or over in each case; At 75c, regularly $1.26—For medium full figures. At $i, "regularly $1.60--For average figures; hose-supporters at front and sides A Scourin, ‘At $1.50, regularly $2.60—For stout figures; low bust and un- A ope Psi der-arm; long over hips and abdomen. A Glass Cleaner - __ Sub-Station Store, Basement, Old Building — ~~ JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, MONDAY MORNING WONDERS.