The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1907, Page 6

peewee tes AR: a ay i f -ALEVEN SHED FROM DEATH I Policemen Rescue Father, Nine Children and Boarder from Flames. + tp were resoued from today in their floor of @ two- pullding, at No. 800 First started in the biack- Mullang; on the first Fescued Were Michael Nigte, for- years old; his nine children, trom te sixteen years old, and Joseph sixteen, who lived with him. Patroimen Dwyer end Hicks, of wie Fitty-first street station, sanding the corner of First avenue and Fif- street, saw the fire and ran to a. They went upstaire the smoke and got out Nigre Bis children and young Contus, the assistance of Charles Nickess GRA Louls Wiendeck, who lived next vom M H | My af re ! I eyt le it fire was put out with only $10 but the alarm excited the tene- neighborhood, and the houses by were emptied for the time. MARS. KITCHING FINDS HER DAMOND THEF With Detective Levins She Sets Trap for Colored Ele- vator Boy. —_———. HI®* LIFE IN STORE FIRE N.Y, May 2A L )& merohant of Mecklenburg, jatkine, wes burned to death this in & Gre which burned his store BURNING HOUSE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDHESDAY.YMAY 22; 1907. ] ” Lord & Taylor Silk Dept. | 1,000 yards White & Ivory Messahine Sith, imported to retail for $1.00 a yard, on sale Thursday at 68c, yd. Dress Goods Dept. Will Place On Sale 1,500 yards Cream Enghsh Mohatr Stcthan, 54-inch; regular price 61.45, at 98c. yd. Also a,500 yards of Natural Color Linen Suttings, “shrunk ;” 30-inch, at 28c, yd., special value, Wash Goods Dept. Special Sale of Printed Batiste and Solid Colors, extensive variety of very desirable designs and colorings, at r1e. yd, Broadway & aoth St.; sth Ave.; roth St. «Bign Shoe Distinctive Footwear For Early Summer. Blyn Shoes are their own best adver- | tisements. | You can see Blyn superiority in the | styles and in the leathers—and you can ioe Blyn economy in the prices, | | | | Style 1309 For thirty-five years we have been shoe builders and for thirty-five years our shoes have been reputation builders, Reliability counts—we began by making the best shoes we knew how. We brought out pew styles—advanced new ideas— ‘Dus Bvalet Batior | bought modern machinery, Cuban heels; neat extension | Improvement in system, equipment, welted soles; silk ribboa ¢conomics, make Blyn Shoes now—as $3 Ladies’ Tan Russia Calf laces; a smart model of ae | RATE. plea leeted leather ; | Also S.le New gents ectes her; excellent in for the Red Ci Sica rhe make and finish; big stylish shoe that is absolutely value at, } peadecavess $3 | comiortable from the beginning Hie neeceecs Eig sie ed to the end, “It Bends With the Foot.’ Eight Big Best Stores. Oth Ave, and 27th Strest. Factories Sit to 519 East & | — Shoes in Every Grade, 1540 3d Ave., 86th & 87th Sts, 2891 3d Ave, 150th & 15tst Ste. 162 Bowery, nn, Broome St. ST heyy ort, BROOKLYN ) 629-831-633 Broadway, between Park and Ellery Street, STORES / 1263-1265-1267 Broadway, near Greene Avouns. gig 609 Sth Ave, 39h & 40th Sts, 3d Ave. and 122d Street. Tid hich he bad living roome ‘ine ed the store, Presbyterian ; id hotel and barber shop, Tne timated at $25.00, covered by a beautiful callect in the latest solld Spring color. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK =F Rigg) gg lade: MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. % Corner Corner th 17th Street 6 AV. 17’ Street To-morrow, Thursday, Only, A ONE DAY'S Very Exceptional and Important Suit Selling Event For Immediate disposal and further recognition as the greatest money- saving occasion of the season we have selected from our stocks 450 Women’s and Misses’ Suits and marked them down for to-morrow’s wonder ful Sale Day to the uniform price of 544°" Exceptional $19.50 to $27.50 Values Cut-Away Suits 1n plain colored Panamas dainty fancy mixtures and mannish wear ma terials, Prince Chap Suits ‘n plain colored Panama and select stripes and neat check fabrics. Double Breasted Sack Suits in newest Spring colorings of Panama; also in choicest selection of fancy fabrics. Eton Coat Suits in the fashionable solid colors. saborsiel ornamented ; also in very pretty mima ion of Spring and and dainty striped materi | Ns ad. Constable 2 C Broadway at Thirteenth Street Now In Progress That Greatest of Women’s Coat Sales A Synopis of All the Coats Involved Black Silk Vofle and Coats Broadcloth Long Platted Coats Long Circular Long Voile Long Gtbson Short Voile Pony Voile Braid Applied Pony Bftects Long Broadcloth Fancy Etons Pony Broadcloth Fitted Btons Corset Broadclota Embr. Blouse Box Broadcloth Chiffon Trimmed Eton Broadcloth Corset Models Cutaway Cloth Half-fitted Cloth Solid Braid Pongee Coats White Coats Crepe de Chine Long Trimmed Braided P Lo Cay ‘ony dN ca Braided Eton Long Gypsy Embr. Linen Short Fitted Lace Trimmed Pony Styles Linen Pony Long Linen Rubber Silk baort Hox Plain Colors Box Serge Fancy Plaids Pony Serge Gloria Silk Long Serge $ 10 In addition, there are Raincoats, Steamer Coats, Travelling and Covert Coats of every description. Values $12.50 to $50 Hackl Carhart S@ THURSDAY, MAY 23RD. SPECIAL SALE OF Irish Linen Handkerchiefs FOR MEN AND WOMEN EXCEPTIONAL VALUES WOMEN’S HANDKEK CHIEFS. Pure Linen, :, and‘, inch hems Values $2.75 to $6.00 doz 1.75, 2.00, 3.00 WOMEN’S HANDEERCHIEFS. Embroidered, scalloped edge and hemstitches. Six different designs. Valu $6.00 dor, Per box of half dor. 1.75 MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, Pure Linen, hemstitched; doz, 2.70 Bon Ami The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scouring Soap A Metal Polish A Glass Cleaner ‘ Y UTE OILS TAG y uw a, An Upright Piano $ for Only 79 Ig: pnd UST $75 will make you the owher of one of the fo'lowing serviceable, used Upright Pianos-~every one put in thorough repair and worth double our price. This is much more satisfactory and even Cheaper Than Renting Ore! That is the marvellous feature of our great Clearance Sele of |. Used Pian. ‘our convenieat terms make it actually easier few you to buy and own « Piane than to rent one elsewhere. You pay « small amount ($5) down and the balance at the rate of Only *1 a Week and in the end you own « serviceable Piano, The entire amount you may apply on the price of any mew Piano you purchase of us within one year, (ould more liberal terms be offered by anybody? THESE PIANOS AT 875: 1 Haines, 1 Chevalier, 1 Schumann & Son, 1 Loomis, 1 Gilbert | 1 Stone, | 1 Sherwood, 1 Mollenhauer, 1 Stulte & Bauer, OTHER SPECIALS; 1 Lighte Square, $5. 1 Chickering Baby Grand, $175, 1 Clough & Warren Organ (in One condition), $15. The Last Time Such Low Prices Will Be Known Until Linens and Cottons Go Down in Price In This MENS WHITE SALE Which Begins Tomorrow Morning We're fought the battle against increasi Wanamaker standands of we i prices right up ‘to the last ditch, maintain. orters, at old low prices, have uality all the way. But the factories tell us that our last m filled. The doors of the mills have been closed behind the shirts and collars now received, and we can positively get no more, except at higher prices. But we have provided handsomely for this Semi-Annual Sale— 38,728 of Our Famous “Six for 50c” Collars Are Here But no more are to,be had—not a single dozen—and remember that we have sold almost fourteen thousand of these same wonderful collars in a single day in one of our former sale& So, promptness will be worth while tomorrow. And the Collars simply illustrate conditions for Cuffs, Shirte, Pajamas and Nightsbirts, There never was a time when it would pay a man better to lay in a year’s supply than when this sale begins, tomorrow morning. Everything fine, new, perfect, splendidly made, in good, comfortable sizes. Read the items: $2.50 to $3.50 Shirts at $1.75 Just about a thousand of the handsomest and best shirts made in America. All are {n coat style with cuffs attached. The bodies are matte of white madras with bosoms of colored madras; some plaited, others plain. They have refined and distinctive character that you expect only in imported shirts, Full range of | | } | } ] i ae ace sizes from 14 to 17. $1.76 each, instead of $2.50 to $3.50. ‘Main floor, New Building. Plaited Bosom White Dress Shirts at $1 These shirts are the equal of the best $1.50 shirts to be found elsewhere. They are desirable for wear with dinner coats, although many men will like them for wear with their sack suits. Made of specially woven Various sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 17. Beau- Main floor, New Bullding. materials, bosoms with either six or twelve plais on each side. Ufully laundered, $1. Men's Collars and Cuffs We have been notified that we cannot possibly secure another dozen of these wonderful collars and cuffs at the prices for which we purchased (hese, making this the last sale of the series that 1s now famous in New York City, But we have a good quantity (o start the present sale—38,728 collars and 11,520 cuffs. The Collars Are 50c. a Half-dozen The Cuffs Are 75c. a Half-dozen Pairs Sold only tn half-dozen lots of a style and size. These collars are exactly the same in every detail, and made by the same concern who supplies one of the best known two-for-a-quarter collars on the market, only these collars have our name instead of the name aflvertised. Included are all the popular styles of wing, standing, lock front and old-style turn-over collars. They. will fit, launder and wear as wellas high-priced collars, the materials haying been thoroughly shrunken before Collar sizes 14 to 18; cuff sizes 10 to 11%. The cuffs being in straight button style, with Bub-Station Flore, Basement, Cid Building, being made up. round or square corners and single tab inks with round corners. Men’s Pajamas, $1.50 a Suit;Madras Pajamas, $1 a Suit Made of fancy madras, in light grounds with neat | Of plain white madras or white grounds with neat res and stripe: | figures or stripes. Military collar, buttons and loops. Agures and stripes. ‘They are comfortable sulla for) erin” medium nd large sizes. Not matched elec- Summer wear. Finished with buttons and loops, 12 where for less than half a dollar more, $1 a sult. small, medium and large sizes. $1,50 a sult; worth | 60c. to $1 more. Also Pajamas of cool, white cambric in a soft Mata Fioor, New Building. | finish, in similar style, at the same price, $1 8 suit, White Madras Shirts at $1| Fancy Madras Shirts, 50c Plain or plaited bosoms, with separate cuffs. Made (of materials such as most manufacturers use in one dollar shirts. Cut over perfect fitting patterns, in sizes 14 to 16%. The materials are in light grounds, BOc each. Ip plain negligee style, or with plaited bosoms, with cuffs attached or separate. The snirts with culls attached belig made in-coat style. 6izes 14 to 17. Shirts not matched elsewhere for less than $1.50, Main Floor. New Bulldins. with neat printed figures and stripes. at $1 each. ’ Men’s Suspenders, 25c Made of light-weight, durable elastic webbings, such as usually go into half-dollar suspenders, This lot being made from the short ends of webbing, nickel White Plaited Bosom Shirts at $1 Made of fine cotton cloth, in an Oxford weave, but Ught in weight as madras, in a beautiful nen finish. A delightfu fabric for Bummer shirts, and very hand- some when made up. Launders beautifully. "sosoms Plain and fancy colors, leather ends and buckles that will not rust. 25¢ @ pair. Washable Scarfs, 25c Handsome Summer Scarfs of fine white colored 3 y ith cuffs attached « eae we is oh peat g mercerized madras, with embroidered colored figures. nee Main Floor. New wulléina Fast colors. 2% inches wide. Men’sCambric Nightshirts,50c Made of soft, cool cambric of an exceptionally good wearing quality. Cut in wide, roomy sizes, wit, long bodies, surplice neck, plain white or with neat mings. Sizes 16 to 19 inchs. Pee Bub-Btaion Store, Masement, Old Buthting, ’ ° : Men’s Negligee Shirts, 75c In plain negligee style, in @ large variety of pat~ terns in ght grounds with neat figures and stripes. All have separate cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17%. Excellent $1 shirts, al 75¢ each. Sud-Mation Store, Basement, OM Building ean anya A a aa ee ed WANAMAKER ECONOMY BASEMENT Sub-Station Store, Old Building Boys’ ALL-WOOL Suits at $3.75 at $3.75 have made a distinct bit—and as long as we | ‘© sell for a quarter lesa am ae walne, af shall so, Smaidy cut, well made, sewed, in all ages poy Mead fons to 16, in one Or another of these four popular styles: son, ISRO: IT as 7m Sallor or Russian Blouse guits with Bloomer Trousers. | tand pa Norfolk or Vouble-breastedJacket Suits with KnickerbockerTrousers $12 values elsewhere. Large’ ple | ture shapes, trimmed especially for the Basement Millinery Salon |Trimmed Leghorn Hats, $5 and $6 These $6 suits cap get them t ‘Two hundred suits more bere for \o-morrow’s selling. Gold Jewelry, Watches, Plated Ware Special Offerings in Each Gold Cutt Links, in several handsome plain and BR a Weng Homan or rose Minish, at $1.28 pair, instead of $2.) Solld 10-k. Gold Mat Pins, With extra long pin; ia ® large) boty Keruasty © For Rain or Shine 10-k. Gold Chatelaine Watches, with plain gilt, silver or at Osi diets: all guaranteed good Umekeepers. At $5 each, The last lot went rif ‘saeee iw assortment of various finishes and patterns. instead of $9.50 Quadruple Sliver-plated Ware. priced pieces: Four-piece Tes Bets, $6; regularly $10 76. Fern Dishes, $2.00) Feeney re Dishes, $3.50; regularly J poy Fen “fh Bugar and Creamer, $3.75, regularly $6.00, Candlesticks, $1,758 to $4, Girls’ $4.50 Separate Skirts, $3 Handsomely tailor skirts of Blue and Black Mobaire and Panama Clothe—fine quality—skirts that are tn popular favor to wear with « pretty shirt waist for all sorts of times and seasons; ractical and stylish and well made, tn full plaited models. Lengths Bo'to 40 inches. Af purchase, which will go quickly, of regu- lar $4.60 ekirts to 63. Silk Waists and Petticoats--Bargains Both Silk Walsts at $2.75 ey pratty Summer styl sleeves, front embroidered, tn jo—short black or white China silk of good quality, plaited front aud back; at & modest price-—-$2.76, Petticoats at $4.25 98 8 ay ro black tadete many spectally- silk; cirouler flounce Guat rome Stylish and