The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1907, Page 5

SPURAED A WI HTS I CURT Remarkable To in th Zontest of Annulment. | wor nv tat one” THE CHANGE OF LIFE) Was Name Sensible Advice to Women from Mrs. Henry Wh} Old Mexico, piri before J Court, t ‘upon w ment ts ask shat the w Bon Pa Of the Greek A Heile brough eéparation, had sud: fore. In the cont ter tes titled he had p wedding furnita end she still had mos deft. 20, day Counter Claim of Schroter. Incidentally, ( Alexand 5. Rext door neighbor and bi of Bchroter, filed a counter agnulment, 4 : ee r tha been buncoed Countess was as | were under invest! r¢ Vittle, dark-ha markabie phy tions to Ww Doctors Br among the case VIOLATES LAW, SAY INSPECTORS —— Changes May Be Necessary| In 41-Story Singer | Building. Butlting Inspectors have served a vio- | Jation on the Singer Building, which te fo be forty-one stories, ¢ t in] the world, and ts being ruoted at Byoadway and Liberty str Tt Ja on @ccount of hollow tile blocks not being laid in eccordance with the law, and «| filmber of arches failing to comply with | Ge requirements have been ordere. re by proper arcnes: ineers recommended @ concrete flooring for the Singer Build Ang, but t wes decided. to une the hollow tile blocks, which have been in general | all over, The bullding law requires t tle blocks be laid with ke: ry tral portion. Five ters hay iy laid in the Binger Buildin jeome of these, it lv alleged, the ke @ bean omitied and in nemo were | located in the centre, an alleged vio- | n of law | STANDARD OjL DIVIDEND. Hine Dolinys « Share Will Be Paid : for the Quarter, The Btandard Ol Company. at a mapeting trday, declared a quarterly| Aividend of 8 a share, This wae the) game gs thst declared for the. similar] ode last year and in Mh Ia 1904 it wan 6) tn 1s, ST; in Aaa, $10; Im 100,) 1a, $19, | Oret two Submitted Kast Eighty nat uth c w ed with his parents at'N CAUGHT NGAP. = OFA FLIHEL jow-workmen #topp It Lee, firs. Fred Certia and Mrs. Pinkham. y natural change x a train of very. an. | Neer s painful symp- Se ane and it brought This is the mos I" period of her whole existen woman wh ts the care r health at this |} invites disease and pain When her system is in a derar Mrs. Henry Lee, 60 Winter Street, Ni Haven, Conn, writes Dear Mra, Pinkham so ing Change of Life I heard liable to Pinkbam's Veget ve work ot my conditio can now walk ell as any one, out help. I cons! dizziness are telligent women hing the period of life hunge may be ¢X-| period sh ing women.” P who are app when this ected. Mrs. Fred C great So. Lafayette | derstand write fo Mrs. Pinkham, Ly | Mass., for advice. It is free and guided thousands to health cine has been succ thousands ot women, believe it will help m It is your duty to yourself an. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound family to RESTAURANT Now Ready. New Parisian Models of C-Ba la Spirite Corsets £m Becond Floor. Designed Especially for Women of Fashion who have found ,it a necessary ad- ALASPRUTE junct to the proper style shapeliness of their gowns. ‘The National Dressmakers’ Association ) of America has indorsed it as the make which accomplishes the best results, and one of the reasons for their decision is that the C-B a Ja Spirite Corsets can be obtained in so many different shapes that a perfect fit for every figure is possible-a feature which applies to the low as well as high h priced models, We have every model in both Coutil and Fancy Broche, —_— Tohn Darrel Will offer for Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Following New Merchandise ai Specially Low Prices Black Dress Taffeta Silk ONE YARD WIDE, bright, lustrous and excellent wearing quality, natural finish, no dressing, satis- faction guaranteed, Regular price, $1.95 05 per yard, Special price cevens Cc Mohair Sicilian 62 INCHES WIDE, excellent quality, very’ bright finish, Suitable for Summer gowne and bathing sults, Colors, Navy, Marine and Black only, 390 Value 760 per yard. Speolal price. c opt winding around, | Praspyter- | P my miod there wa to me Lydia Atver suffering untold misery for three @ Women passing through this critical | d rely upon Lydia E. "ink- able Compound.’ If there is | your case you don’t un- | \ essful in restoring to health actually | u cannot well say without trying it, “1 do not Siison Crayford. Co UXTHPAV.. 19°T0.20 °STREETS NEW . THE EVENING WORLD, GREEK COUNTESS SPUN TO DEATH: | my me ew of 7 and had tried but could ider mn, | has | try — { Aprons Savings Worth While Maids’ House Dresses — ° | Maids’ House Dresses and | WEDNESDAY, unnecessary. appreciates good patterns, made of percale and gingbam; excellent | qualities and in washable patterns; are neatly trimmed Regularly $1.48; at qua styles; hemstitchbed hems liberal tie strings. larly 35c. ; at.. cut Bee: Die! (Flegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Center Style 6—Button Shoes; patent leather; cloth top; made cn siraight, comfortable last with low heels, pretty, clear, | skirts are cut extra wide, with deep hent; wa sts $1.10 | They come from a good maker and show it in their Maids’ White Lawn Aprons—good | full, generous lengths and fullness and the way they are : inthe plain and bretelic | Put torether, Price. while this sale is on. Madras Percale Cheviot Cuffs Attached or Letached | valuation on them, Style 3 (Maln Alsle Tables and Main Floor, Center.) MAY 135 q a eo TRE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE No, It Isn’t Over Yet! There’s Enough of the Clere Clothing Co.’s Stock Here and Coming for Three More Selling Days T was a very large purchase; we are still receiving fresh suits as fast as they can be “bushelled” .and pressed and put into shape for If sizes run short we will fill in the gaps from our own stock, Nobody who comes shall be disappointed. } If you didn’t happen to see last week's announcements, know that we are selling the entire overproduction of one of the very largest and certainly one of the finest makers of men’s clothing at these three prices: $11.75 Which will buy suits made to sell at $12.75 to $25—and higher All the good fabrics, including plenty of blue serge Giege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear) One-, Two- and Three-Button Sack Coat Suits. We've been doing this for years; explanations are Let the shirts do the talking. Twelve thousand of them to do it, and they'll talk eloquently to any man who knows good materials and All White Light Colors Dark C A Some of. them show slight defects. It’s a special purchase, so we can't mengsion the for- gencrously full and finished with ,Mer prices; not having had them on sale at.any other . But we don’t expect to sell many 65¢c or 75c shirts That will give you an idea of our » 1907, sale. $8.75 12,000 olors U Sizes, 14 to 17 Negligee Shirts at This Is The Annual Svring Sale—the Great- est Single-Price Shirt Event That Occurs in New York. End ATS Vous) THE FOUNTAIN” OOPER $15.75 Medium weight, light- weight and two- piece feather- weight Suits 39c “Chocolate -Thursday” Fie “Chocolate Thursday”? | again! Our Regular [ F 40c Chocolates at 29¢ 3 a lb. f 7 | It’s a once-a-week sensa- ig ‘tional price and made solely to inducé inspection of our up- q | to-date, cleanly, candy-making vi methods. The sale price of the chocolates barely covers cost of ingredients, yet q we guarantee them equal if not su- perior in quality, purity and whole- 7a someness to the 60c. chocolates sold in other confcetionery stores. A pound, in a neat box...... (Slege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) 14 Fresh Styles in Women’s Shoes and Oxfords at $1.95 Complete Lines of Sizes in Each. Values as High as $3.50 Button Shoes; soft vici 25,000 Bunches Finest French Roses at LessThan Half Value This Is the Greatest Sacrifice on High Class Flowers That We Have Lver Known an-importer to Make in May is tremendous quantity of the finest French-made roses at what ordinarily should be whatheighe of the millinery season. These are “pick-ups” of small but complete lots from several good manufacturers, $2.50 to $3.50 High Shoes $1.95 Style 1—Blucher Lace Shoes; patent leather; with dull tops; swing last; regular Cuban heels, Style 2—Lace Shoes; patent leather; dull top; narrow toc; high Cuban heels; short effect. kid) with patent leather tips; dull tops; regular walking eels. Style 4—Blucher Lace Shoes; of kidskin; swing last; regular Cuban heels. Style 5—Lace Shoes; kidskin; narrow toes; fancy perforated vamp; high Cuban heels. Sample Shoes, Values Up to $5, at $1.95 Included in these are a number of very fine sam- ple shoes from the factory which produces the well- known “La France” line of shoes. Some of these are ust as good shoes as you have ever seen marked at $5 apair. Neta pair on these tacles was made to sell far less than $3. Tugel Cooper Siore, Seeved Fleer, hen) Tuo Large Tables of All new shoes in good styles. $2.50 and $3 Oxfords at $1.95 Style 7—3-Button Low Shoes; dull calfskin; mace on the swing last, the newest creation of the season. Style 8—Blucher Oxfords; dull calfskin; swing Jast; medium Cuban heels. Stvie 9—Oxford Ties; patent leather; backs; short vamps; hign Cuban hesls. Style 10—Gibson Ties; patent leather; blucher style; regular Cuban heel Style 11—Oxiord Ties; made of kidskin; com- bination dull tops; a very attractive little shoe Style 12—Pumps; made of good patent leather; turned soles. Style 13—Blucher Oxfords; tan call; welted soles; medium low heels Style 14—White linen blucher styl: Gibson Tied) hand-turned soles. dull Te backward season has hurt other lines of business than the clothing trade, as very finest productions of the clever Parisian flower makers. Regular prices would be from ¢ 52 to $/.50 a bunch. Bedding Plants Pure Food Festival Continues Thursday 0-Carts Very ary cases lower ones, on standard brands, Most women need only to glance over the list to instantly appreciate the savings. . » Geraniume Your (Paeonias Heliotrope| choice, | (3 colors) Sweet 16c es. Salvin Williams | $1.50 doz. \Begonias Verbenas, Asters, Coleus— 91 a dozen; each ...,.. L0e Tomato Plante-—a dozen Rose, of ron—large,thriv~, ees, Obe nie all colors; e Box nd Rhododen. »« drens~ cacy tees BOE Rose Bushes $1.50 8 doren, each. l5e California Privet — extra fine end large; 4 ¥ old; form hedge a8 soon as planted: gy 9 per 100, $12 (Co werverory, Seventh Floor Seeds Flower and vegetable; 1 doz en packets of your own 4. cholce tor Le eeeneconnneecsneneecetniecoreeecentensecontnecseree Central Perk Lawn Mix. Aware —(Uart Ca LOR... 6. lbe Pee Beed~-All kinds; pint carton » be \Biegel Cowper Segre, Send Store, Fowrh 30e | | | Mors special prices and in | Freight prepaid on purchases of $5 ov more to any point in, the Atlantic Seaboard WO interesting groups Sale prices, a bunch.... (On Main Aisis Tables and in Millinery Salon, Second Fiver, | States betueen ¢astzport, Me., and Washington, D. C. India Pure Borax Soap brane vee; box 100 Se bare anta Clara Prunes E se| Fragrant Teas tad ail Sue verieuens ® ADe 68; 3 Ibe. $15 Ib A WAPEHS—-Seoprne fig > ack as Bide Bde JDL peut, 8 ibs. 2le for laundry and gree eta OT tay 89e il or telephone orders promptly filled HEINZ CH tie, JAVA A Coe fee 10 ibs, 82 FORMOSA € tans, Indie 41,45, Ib FAVORITE ¢ heove Fa ty ibs. # SWOET MIA auelins dos FOUNTAIN a ‘apples or re Al SANG Eh Ge some, comfortable and reli- MA’ COFRRE Sisal able. We know the manu- bicadi compare this sot facturer, and we know his abe seyee on he worbes: Sle Product and we guarantee yh ha aa these Go-Carts fully and un- Ceylon, mised apd-all te Cali nia P: - hesitatingly., The valuations Ibs., 92 60e i aliforr ia Prune qucted are in cach case the : ibs. low prices that the go-carts Bre tieed < “D306 a would have sold for here had : oe | Poultry $ ippl em ~ creates we bought them in the usual pe Sait boon ke pgoame $e} | ¥ Ay EG CS NCES Collapsible Go- Carta, SMYRNA LAYER FIGS~New set porued $5.00 $2.05 leaned currant 25e | 1.50 5.95 } fet Thureday, to 9.95 7.59 CHOPPED popular ble relish; 6 bonies, 1.45: D5.@ boule niin es seteenee Telephone 4000 Chelsea item shows. An importer has sacrificed a All new. The 25c & 39e Low Priced from an overstocked maker, . They are good vehicles light, handy, hand- PICKLES~Fountain que Siege! Cooper Bier, Beurth Floor.) Ask for ‘'S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stampa—We Give Them jppmememes (Sian, Fine Ce pier,