The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1907, Page 10

Sth eaten THE EVENING WORLD, _FRIDAY,”~ MAY 10, 1907. Elevated, Railroad, was cut to the tracks Inst night renalns ] Reuben B Winne, a guard on the Fifth | | ock when peo » saw wave ¢ ratlroad nT OF GUARD =<: On the und fragments o| DROS © pRSAURTG== SOTA a ny . Big Sheet ct Sooners. Ex- ~ change Windows, Boxes Shut in ‘‘Monitor.’’ were Police Believe Winne wast wee! Thrown from Car by Hoodlums, h Winne Avenue put jon and the (the passen FIRST . BOARDED 4 But There Were Holes in the] « . Board So’ Big Curtain Was Drawn. “| . Out of Sorts sae | HAT IS, something is wrong with baby, but we can’t tell ! “Oh, how would you 1! Rehind this sheet with One of the many pretty «! kisees | just what it is. All mothers recognize the term by the by ‘aed Pa, Sera , tus. lassitude, weakness, loss of appetite, inclination to sleep, One Hundred an et, tn heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These alles | are the symptoms of sickness. It ymay be fever, congestion, soon | worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina. Do not lose a minute. | Give the child Castoria. tween Courtland and Melrose avenues, | qae singing this little ditty over the ; uy wires to-day as she glanced toward &/| 4 “ It will start the digestive organs into 3 * m" red th: : f 4 _ aagtoteg as age sags operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the foetid ' ; from the windows acrom a vacant lot to PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL matter, and drivé away the threatened sickness, One Hundred and Forty-ninth street When this sheet was spread the edict Went forth from Manager George Bu-) guey, “There shall be no more love-mak-| READY NEXT WEEK. | QAEL —_——-- Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of 4 | Measure in Form Desired by CV - S fe 4ng through knot holes,” and the man-| enor wallhe in Shape for ‘ager Meant what he sald. se . he Roated in the centre of the Me ex- Assembly Action. 3 nge, nundre ' ALBANY, May 10—“The Pp. fk -. + enaelihiy ane Sr?) Utilities bill the form desired by z Yelling and whiepering “Hell 8 the! Gov, Hughes will be ready r passage “monitor,” Now, the “monitor” ts the| in the Assembly ne i = © ea) goods in « telephone exchanga She | Majorit ‘? | SUNDAY DINNER SPECIALS GIVE US. YOUR ORDER é sembly fm the boss of every girl on the ‘oor ordered Ranieucee her word ‘s law. To-day the “mon- Raita aad Calan Wier. pile. of Large Porterhouse Steaks, per !b. 18c = Boxes, anil half a dozen young electri Fancy Porterhouse Roast, per Ib.. l6c BP ace whether sho is fair to look upon or | Pa Shoulders of Veal, per Ib,...........-. 10¢ ee a ee erece tet Special cut Prime Rib Roast, per Ib, l4c © im a tent, and she can git there with the rece Yearly Contracts with Institutions, Hotels and Restaurants pik | Roosevelt Commute: Sentence | | @are and listen to what other girls are of Negro Murderer J ecxing to mudscrivers WASHINGTON, May 10.—The + The advent of these young electricians | 4, Ee aare ta | ta responsible for the aheet and the tent stone ee Albert Ot @f boxes. When they appeared two tdgielty, who wan § weeks ago there was no such a thing lering another | Sas flirting thought of. The telepione 1 |W. L. cae - BEST $3.50 SHOES MEN | : L Pres rT I. Steigerwald Packing Co. Telephone 785 Orchard 223 FIRST AVENUE, ™orr13% and 14th Streets. pvieted tn 1889 named John Li DO YOU WEAR W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES? _IF NOT, 1 BELIEVE I CAN GIVE YOU GOOD AND SUFFICIENT ors WHY IT WILL PAY YOU TO WEAR THEM. E. the wearer the benefit of my thorough and prac- tal noises of shoemaking, which has extended over ot tr onan ere sy give se wearer the benefit of my rt method of taacing the bottom soles, which makes them more flexible and gives longer wear than any other sole leather produced in this country. sents As 1 am the largest manufacturer of men’s fine Hand- Sewed Process shoes in the world, it is necessary for me to i purchase leather and other materials in enormous quanti- ties; the benefit of the very low prices I obtain I give to the wearer in superior quality over other makes. ~ 3 give the wearer the benefit of the most complete or- ganization of superintendents, foremen and skilled shoe- makers, who receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry, and whose workmanship cannot be excelled. The selection of the leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe, and every detail of the making is looked after and watched over by these expert men, regardless of time or expense. If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., and show you how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes i, are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit er, wear longer and are of greater value than any other make. W, L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. : 1 have worm custom made shoes tor about 23 years, paying very high prices. Recently | purchased a pair of W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes, and have worn them ever since with more satisfaction in every way, Hereafter Douglas shoes for mine | | MAX GREBNER, 349 Broome Street, New York City, WHESE ARE A FEW.OF THE REASONS WHY I MAKE |} | ANDSELL MORE MEN'S FINE HAND-SEWED PROCESS $3.50 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER. W.L. Douglas $4 Gilt Edge Shoe Oannat Be Equalied At Any Price. W: L. DOUGLAS BOYS’ SHOES $1.75 AND $2.00, JUST THE SAME AS MY MEN'S $3.50 SHOES, THE SAME LEATHERS, FOR $1.75 AND $2.00. : Past Color frsiots used rye Oougias name and price is stamped on the bottom, which protects the wearer agi Catalog mailed free. | high prices and interior shoes. Insist upon having them. TAKE NO sunsTIUTE, W.L.Douglas, Brockton, Mass, w. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: 2202 Third Ave. cor. 120th Street. | 965 Nassau S 1367 Broadway, cor, Gates Avenue, + | 974 Third Avenue | 386 Sixth A 1, cor. 22d Street. 421 Fulton St. corner Pearl. i, Corner 14th Street. | 2779 Third ie at, bth 347 th Bite | | 478 Fifth Avenue. | ope ge j corner 36th Street, |. 250 BROOKLYN, N.Y. | JERSEY CITY, NJ. — 18 Newark Ave. Moor. ist Bu. | 346 von °4-710 Broadway, cor. Thornton St.' NEWARK,N..—706Brosd Strode, | lati ns sa Extreme in Style For Young Men both In and out of college and for ALL men who would 42d Street. From Broadway Hackett. Cahait 6@ Broadway at Thirteenth St. A Sensational Selling of Girls’ & Misses’ Coats. Values $4 $ $5 to $10 Sizes 6 to 18 In all there are'875 coats. Those for the girls are fashioned in 74,34 and resfer lengths, and those for misses are short and jaunty. Every favored model of the season is in- cluded in this collection—and it is without exception the most sensational sale of girls’ and misses’ coats that has been conducted for many a year. A Stirring Event in Junior Tailored Suits: Value $P9.95 Sizes $12.50 12, 14, 16 For Misses and Small Women Loose box coat suits in strictly taflored cr trimmed modsis, double-breasted ccate, full-plaited skirts, Fashioned of light and dark gray fancy tweeds. A Special Offering of Novelty Russian & Sailor Suits for Boys. $575 Beaut fil desigrs of the finest imported worsteds in clu» checks, overplaids, broken plaids, she herd checks, navy blus and brown serges. Sizes 2% to 8B. Values $8.75 to $12.50. Smith, Gray & Co. OFFER In Their New York Stores Only 450 Suits for Men, at $16.50 Former Prices $22.00 to $28.00 In All Their New York and Brooklyn Stores 1,200 Shirts for Men, at 95c. Negligee Coat Models, Plain or Plaited Former Price $1.50 Smith, Gray & Company Broadway & Warren St.- New York -Broadway & 3\st Street Broadway & Bedford Av.-Brookly@-Fulton St. & Flatbush Av. <2 on hor 0 Qtaned Cotbed Coprrtaht 1906, Modest in Price “The only wear Clothes that satisfy the Young Man's taste— the only ready-to-put-on Clothes with that dash Stay young. and snap which only Only one College College Men's tailors Clothes Shop in New i] know how to pro- York and that Is on duce. Sold only at 45 Steps ont Ite Free 129 West 424 Street, ye ‘The Best Scourtng Soap Made at Metal Poitth A Glass Cleaner Swagger in Effect Exclusive in Pattern ready-to- ns « College Clothes Shop ff Sub-Station Store, Old Building. Stylishly Tailored SUITS For Girls and Young Women Tomorrow at $6.50 and $9.50 Two excellent groups of smartly tailored Suite—one for girls of 12 to 16 years, the other for young wo- men, in sizes 14 to 18 years—are offered for tomorrow at strikingly attractive prices. Here are the details —but you'll do better to come eariy and see the suits: Girls’ $10 Suits at $6.50 Pretty double Ages 12 to 16. Young Women’s $15 to $20 Suits at $9.50 This: splendid:group of about fifty sults is another echo of the maker who sold us the sults expected to get far more for them. than we paid him The stylish. materials, the Uistinctive models, the really elegant way in Mned that Materials are stunning mix and striped Panama bréeusted effects, in fancy“mixtures; satin-lined the delated season which they are made, ned, testify to an cloths. Coats are in Eton, jacket or pony effects, silk or satin- lined. Skirts ere side or box-pla elaborately triv.med. Many of the suits are Sizes for 14, 16 and There fa also a group of attractive in light 18 years. uiis for Young Women, mixtures and stripes, at $6.50 each, regularly $10, More Boys’ $5 Suits at $3.75 One telling of the good news of Boys Ail- Woo! Sultsat §3.75 took away over three hundred sults. We filled in the gape with more of the same splendid kind—all-wool cheviots, in plain grays and mixtures, and are ready for all-comers to- morrow with the followin wool and silk-sewed 1g four styles—all absolutely pure ts, with knick ears wers, for boys of 5 to 10 yer trourers, for the Russtan mi oun 3 to T years, All eo $3.75 a suit, In stead of $5 Hosiery and Underwear To Interest Everyone Well-made, good-fitting of Hosiery—all nderwe the most-wanted sorts {a welghts for the cc & hot weather, at ex- ceptionally economical prices Look over this list carefully WOMEN’S VESTS MEN'S UNDERWEAR 1 8c a garment; three for 50c 60c a garment quall Seconds of $1 quality Natu Summer-weight t White ribbed Vests, in sizes; high sleeves The slight defects do not affect the wearing qualities of the finish, Shirts with n sizes 38 to 4, Drawers in sizes 30 to 4, 60c a garment | Regular 81 quality White Lisle Thread Shirts, with rn ort sleeves, Drawers and ok, short or long ton MEN’S HALF-HOSE 18¢ a pair; three pairs for 50c Piain Black 12% a pair Stockings, oth light and three pairs for 50c Tan Cotton Stockings, weight; unusual ‘otton Socks; full high spliced je soles, An ex- Fine or broad-ribbed Cotton Std shades of tan. Splendid Some Real Corset Bargains At SOc, m1 regularly SSo—Strong Corsets for ime and long hips , y So—Extra wide Tape Girdles, with supporters dium full figures; n At The, regularly $1.25—C. B. a Ia Bpirite Corsets; give grace and comtor Te R & G Special ¢ cool and two sets D, regularly $2. d under arm, lon 12-button Lisle Thread Gloves, 50c Good quality, well finished, full twelve-button length, in black and white. At SOc a pair they're a splendid purchase, Babies’ Coats and Bonnets Children's Coats at $2 and $3, regularly $3 to $5—a makers overstock. Golf red, fancy checks and stripes, with collara or collarless; some with emblem on sleeve; very handsome. ly trimmed and lined. Sizes for 2 to 6 years. Babies’ Lawn Bonnets at 50c and 75¢—Embroldery and lace insertions and flare ruffle around face. Sizes for 1 to 4 years. Children’s Lingerls Hats at 50c and $1-—F ull shirred crown, ruftle of embroidery, with ribbon bows. Bizes for 2 to ¢ yr Children’s Shoes—a Trio Of Low-Priced Offerings ‘Three lots it will pay to read about and come for, Good shoes for growing feet, specially priced for Baturday—there's a aay- ing of one-quarter or more in every case Pt PMtrmitinck Kid Ribbon ‘Pies, aren ee TAGS to sell at $1.b0 ‘ tout figures; low bust ives in usually $3-—-Biack kidextn Shoes of welled and stitched Sizes i to 3 4¢ 81.40 » pair, instead of $1.75—Stout box made on boys laste, Blurdy and g00d-looK- at White Waist Lengths Reduced They are the remnants from our aplendid White Goods stock, and include every possible style of the season's most popular materials, About @ thousand in all-—most of them contain ing enough for @ shirt-waist or a small child's dress, These are marked a third to one-half below regular prices At 35¢ to 75c, instead of 55c to $1.25 The dborter lengths ail less than balf price. Fine picking Lace Curtains—Small Lots, Reduced An attractive group of Lace Curtains, in some of the fastest- selling styles of the season—which is the reason why they fing themselves in the Basement to-morrow al an average quartey less than former prices. They are in two, three and four-pair lots, and are priced as follows : | Lace Curtains, at $3.25 to $1bg @ pair Kiuftied Net Curtains, 60 lo 8 a Kufled Muslin Curtains, at oe t& Formerly 40 average quarter more. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Teath