The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1907, Page 11

Oren Root, Jr., Reported to Be DOWN AND HURT. : BY ASTOR AUTO Machine Became Unmanage- able and Dashed of Str a to | g them Catted Chauffeur to Account. Ther in the police seventh str eral Manager of the New are to be announc rs family ‘will make no positive denial isn De Acoi the engag is the daugh do De Acost OREN ROOT CK task om Mow had adve: a pupil ¢ 1s a nephew of the Be CASTORIA For Infants and Children. | The Kind You Have Always Bought ut Bears the | Barope, Signature | inj Three Men Ran Awa The thre, int 4 by friends ~ PURELY GE In the roots and barks of the different trees, and in the herbs and various shrubbery} which Nature has placed at our disposal, are to be found healing, cleansing extracts| eud juices, which when properly mixed and compounded furnish to the blood and/ system the properties necessary to rid our bodies of disease and keep us strong, robust and healthy. In the time of our forefathers, when this land was little more than a Wilderness, the forests and fields were the only laboratories from which they conld procure their medicines and toniey.- Their necessity hasbeen our blessing, for they} searched out and compounded these vegptabie materials into teas, concoctions and medicines, of which have been handed vn to succeeding generations to} bless them with their health-giving and health-su ing qualities. Among the very best of these preparatioits is S, S.S., a medicine made entirely from nature's roots, herbs and barksin such coin- | bination as to make it the best of all blood 5. 8,8. TRSTED BY CHBMIST. urificrs and the greatest of all tonics. neumsom, watch though mild at arte, became grad | fe Use annually nearly a million pounds ually so incense that! was for weeks unable to walk. | of these roots, herbs and barks inthe man- plore Hines 2 Piand a Sestien eh, Se ufature of S.S.S. alone. These are not who was a chemist, anglyzed the remedy, acd pour} tained from the woods and fields under the the remedy, and in two months! was cured | direct supervision of our own botanists, and oan Or Bheenkcee thane Seas norer when they reach our laboratory contain all to damp and cold w: their natural blood-purifying and tonic Sane y properties. The absolute safety of S.S. S. has always been one of the greatest points in it Peng terely vegetable, it may be.used without harm by young or old en the system is infectedith the germs of disease, it needs every particle of its fecuperative strength to assist in removing the poisons and impurities which are Gausing the trouble, It should not be dosed with strong mineral’ mixtures and coctions, which further add to the burden by disagreeably affecting the stomach bowels, impairing the digestion, or perhaps eating out the delicate tissues of some talorgan, The ouly safe course to pursue is to use a remedy of guaranteed vegetable rity, aud such a medicine is S. S. S. } or Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores aud Uleers, foubles caused by impure or poisoned blood, S. S. ato the circulatiou and removes all pe alth ANON T zs | 83 Cli St favor, | Scroiuia, Skin Diseases, and all other | b 3 3. isa pecteat remedy, It goes down , isons, impurities, humors or waste matter, and akes this life stream pure and health-sustaining, Nothing reaches inheritd blood bles like 8.5... It removes every particle of the taint, purifies and strengthens ¢ weak, deteriorated blood, and establishes the foundation for good health, As a tonic §, 8. has no equal, and it will be found especially adapted to weak, anaemic persons, This medicine is not an experiment but a successfully proven, prompt and gentle acting medy which was used by our ancestors, and being made by the same formula now it atill giving satisfactory results in the cure of ee Pon skin diseases of every character, “ ok dhe ical kell sein auaiical los tienda toall who write, §. 8.5. is fo; | all first class drug THE SwiFT : " ) EVENING WORLD, | ep ee ee eet et te ete ee co'or effects that retain THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1907. rw NeW Mela $5 Reedtds 0© Fourth Ps vor ‘RESTAURANT EIGHTH for the Vietor Talking Machine | to be old ones cotee in and VERY special importation of A fine French and German Val, | Laces will be opened up (o-morrow at 300 a dor, yards, instead of (he | ular price of fe. including over teen patterns, with insertions tomatch, re wont which sold for ss hear ths marvellous prima do Vhon graph Store exeh- rey he great ti SIXTHTAV.,, 19°70 20 * STREETS NEW YORK, onge These Great Friday Economy Events Will Create Intense Interest Around New York Y methods individual with the Simpson Crawlord Store, whereby seasonable merchandise of the very highest character is acquired whenever « decided price-ob ect is made, no matter how large the quantities, we have brought about the most important series of economy events that have been inaugurated in months. fhe buying enthusiasm which these sales are bound to create prompts us to suggest morning shopping, and to state emphatically that we cannot guarantee the quantities, a though big, to ast throughout the day at the remarkable ney-saving prices named. Continuing Clearance of Women's $32.50 New Tailored Suits at $14.75 i Third Fieor VERY suit in this great clearance sale would have been sold a month ago at $32.50 had usua Spring weather conditions. pre- vailed, for they are sp'endid va‘ue at the regular price—but the fact remains that we have a limited number-teft- which we must se!! now regardless of cost, to make room for mid-Summer garmen 6 a'reads ordered. The beat styles of this season are included In the May Undermuslin Sale $1.98 Cambric Skirts, $1.05, * v= HE great savings-opportunities aflorded by this May Undermus- lin Sale could not be better illustrated than by the sweeping departures from regular prices of the dainty garments described below. Every item a genuine bargain! These Cambric Walking Skirts are the principal undeggarments affected by the new reductions. They are made of a supertine quality of cambric in a series of excellent, servicerble models, trimmed with deep circu!or lawn flounces and finished with pretty embroidery ru‘ies and fine tucks; other styles are trimmed with rows of lace insertions, tucks and lace edgings. These skirts have $] 05 been selling at $1.98—to-morrow they will go quickly at....-.+++- . e for Drawers made of | Night Gowns, Drawers, 80c for Night Gowns made | 20¢ cambric, with full umbrella flounces; finished with of cambric and natnsook; tucks and hemstitching. | In this collection you'll find The New Etons, The Smart Prince Chap, The Fashionable Two-Button Cutaways and Suits with both Tight and Semi-Fitted Coats, Corset Coyers, 29¢ ‘or Corset Covers made | of fine nainsook in French effects; trimmed front and | several excellent styles in tailored with the ski!l of a fashionable modiste, from tine chemise or open-front mod- back with one and two rows | hemiee or open-fron tue f Demetivahton: ol of lace, finished with bead- | els; trimm with laces or er sty! rom Z chiffon Panamas in all shades, nappy English checks and ofslaees aes OE reg Or alg iP stripes, as well as the much-wanted mannish mixtures beading and ribbon. Underskirts. For rapitl clearance to-morrow we have 50c for fine nainsook Corset | $1,25 for nainsook Night | 58e for short Oambric,Un- marked every Suit in this collection at a $1 4-75 covers; several attractive | Uowue in pretty chemise or | derskirts; two styles, french. models; prettily trimmed with roWs of lace; full, umbrella flounces; trimmed with rows, of hem- highneck effects; trimmad prices without precedent. - with rows of laces or em- ; ! i finisned with beading and | broidery edges; with bead- | stitched tucks or lace/inser~ Coat Clearance Skirt Clearance. aiCon iy and oheton. oe And ak, At $8.50—Handsome At $2.95 —netter values Other styles from 980 to Other styios from $1.50 to | Other styles from 75e, to Jackets in Eton, Bolero and Pony he 29c Nainsook or Cambric Corset Covers in full French effect, very daintily trimmed with pretty hemstitched rutle. JOC Men’s *2.50 Fancy Vests °*1.! SPECIAL purchase of the entire sample line of a well-knowns maker of high grade Fancy Waistcoats makes this great offer- could not be offered—every one of these skirts 1s made of all-wool materials in col- orings which are not only beautiful, but are extremely serviceable for warm weather wear. These pleated modets are offered at less than cost. ‘92,95 y models—some made of black taffeta, lined nghout with or peau de cynge, and daintily trim- d, fancy or tae. Women's $3.50 Wash Skirts, prettily made up from this ; . Sammy Soring» nowert and beet mar ing possible. teriais—only dat this special The vests are cut in a very smart model, shaped to the body, and come in a wide Basement Pp veer PL ED t assortment of colors and materials suitabie for Summer wear. : St. Gall'’s Greatest Embroidery Maker Sent Us 50,000 yds. of Sample Strips to Sell at Almost a Third Regular! ‘£7 Main Floor. his event will undoubtedly create a veritable sensation in Embroidery circles, for the sale involves more than 50,000 yards of the season's newest patterns of Embroideries in sample lengths, many of which will probably not be seen in the full piece for months yet. This immense amoynt of Pmbroideries was not bought by the yard id did not average much more than a third the values of the qualities included. : ihe entire range of this season's neweat ary lee hee ear eee ee eee ein ee Miacludiag matched Bets, Bends, Coch Sooo Insertions, Flouncings, shirt Waist Embroider ‘orset Cover Embrotderies, ce Edge Embroidertes, Baby Skirtings, Dreas Flouncings, etc., etc., and the really unprecedented pricing runs thus: yd. for Embroideries, yd. for Embroideries, d. for Embroideries, yd. for BEmbroideries, ya. for Embroideries, We ort to 260. Se Forth to sb. 1De Worth to boe. 29 Verth to Te. 39c Forth to tee. i In some, slight imperfections exist, but these are only discernible to the trained eye of the factory inspector. a t 3,000 Yards of Short Length Allovers | Shirt Waist | Waist 15,000 Yds. of Insertions and Bandings : and Waistings are included in this event; all newest effects, with values] Eronts 29c. For shirt waists and dresses; less than a fourth regular prices; also short unmatched in years. [ah ete rd ‘on | ends of every description; some slightly mill marked. yd. for All- yd. for All- yd. for All-| yd. for All-/ goft Mngerle ba- yd. for Insertions; yd. for Insertions; yd. for Insertions; f 29 covers, worth overs, worth avers, worth vers, worth) ste; beautital de- |LOG regularly up to) 1 M@resularly up t| 29c to Tbe. /48c to $1.25, |7Se oa 30. /28e~ $2.50. re peer ater 86c. Tbe. Worth: an to -$1ae, S oh ape oe] — Bini the new French ——_— walste; six differ- Dress and Underwear Laces—all kinds, in blue, white 26,000 yds. Embrolderies don in thy h el rt | Samm worth up to 0c. yd—at, yd. een toate Hang 2c isi anid az and ecru—worth up to 50cyd—at, ya., ldc.,o. and AEC e A Pi j Ul i i A Special Sale in Which *10 £5 Erench $1,79|Infants Nainsook Dresses,50c ie are a few of those pretty Nainsook Dresses still left from the special shipment received last; week, and while they last you may select at 50c. Several styles are included in the lot—all daintily trimmed in sizes six months, one and two years. Others at 98, $1-60, $1.98 and up to $12 in sizes up-to 5 years. - Children’s 25c Drawers at 15c. Made of @ fine quality of muslin and trimmed -with clusters/of ‘five tucks and hematitching; atzes 3 to 10 years. bac! A splendid fitting model. Children’s regular 1be muslin drawers; Sizes 18 to 28. £m Becond Floor. made with 6 tucks; deep hem; special at A Sale of 27-inch Cedar Chests at °3. : && Woarth Flow. oy HERE is nothing like a stout Cedar Chest in which/, to store away your Winter garments during Summen, These chests are sturdily built of a very fine quality of imported redceder. The odor of the wood is destruction to all moths in its vicinity, and the chests afford absolute protection $3 50 cee eb against them. On sale to-morrow at- makes it possible for us to repeat our great sale of insertion and make pretty hangings for the Summer, last Wednesday, Quantities are limited, however, | Ruffled Muslin Ourtains,) Figured Muslin and we would pe early shopping. tucked {nsertions, lace] extra wide and sheer $1.60 Curtains at 98c a pair|§2.26 Curtains at trimmed ruffies, pr. 49c ruffies; per pair $1.45 SS ee a an nr aan eee Regular 19c Batistes, Swisses and ; : + Silk Dlusions at 12ie Yd. F all the pretty Summer dress materials on display in the Wash Goods Section, O there are none daintier or more serviceable at the price than these beautiful Patistes, Embroidered Swisses and Silk Illusions, which go on sale to-morrow. The materials are the vogue for Summer wear at mountain or seashore and make up beautifully into smart dresses and shirt weists. The Swisses are embroidered in many pretty black and white designs, and the Batistes include a range of most charming combinations in rosebud, ulips and spray effects. The Silk Illusions are made of fine Rgyptian cotton and peculiar lustrous weave. were made to sell for 19c, to-morrow at 12 4c a yard. Pure Foods at a Substantial Saving. Mail and ‘phone orders filled, Call 2100 Chelsea a An Exceptional Coffee Sale—ssc Royal Stuart Blend, Soe Ib. 6,000 pounds of our ¢ rated ‘al Stuart Blend goes on sale (omorrow morning at 6 great Pe duction, This is # remarkable offe sold Royal Stuart Blend for less than the regular price, but to further t flee, we have decided to make the price 30c. for the one day only, This ts an ur again for a considerable period and *15 Go-Carts Are °6.95 ‘T’HESE Corsets were made up to our own order and according to our own specifications after a model of a famous French corset. ~ The material isa very fine French coutil, and the corset is made up with long, deep, close-fitting hips and back, medium high bust, flat ov abdomen and curved watst Sarters attached on front and BRISK business in Go- F Carts led the maker to be over-enthusiastic and in conse- quence we have his surplus stock at a great reduction from regular price, The Go-Carts principally invo'ved in the sale are his regular $10 and $15 lines. They are made of strong, closely woven reed bodies. mounted upon steel carriages, with highly tempered stee! springs, axles and wheels; patent whee! fasteners and ‘ back rests The wheels are ('tted with rubber tires and the ca. s may be adjusted to any desired ition or y ij 7 posi $ 6° 5 ites a folded up to oceupy a very small space. Very » ecial to-morrow in this sale ats... 0 +++ sreeteeeee rer ceee $5.00 Go-Carts at $2.25. ‘These have been one of our most popular Go-Carts, and the present reduction is made for the purpose of entirely closing out the line to make room for new shipments now due. or They are strongly built of reed bodies upon steel cari rubber-tired wheels, pocket on back of carriage for carrying cels, and folds up into very small compai TMNTOW. is car isedame sean as Others at from $1,75 to $45.00. $1.50 « pair 1F Main Floor. $1.19 German Linoleums, 79c £1 Fourth Pheer HERE are only 20 rolls in the lot—the surplus stock of a prominent New York importer—but they represent the greatest values in high grade linoleums offered in New York in months. They are real first-water German In'aid | inoleums—the finest in the word=-in parquet, tile aod moize pattcrus. They were im- ported to sell at $1.19 a square yad price will le, square yard.. +++ New Summer Eibre Rugs at $5.25 Grouped together for to-morrow are three great specials in attractive durable Fibre Matting Rugs, in especially seasonable patlerne are the cleanest and coolest floor coverings for Summer service. carnation These Rugs, 6x0, at $6.25; 7.6x10.6, af $6.75; 9x12, at $9.20. YYI ee ao ‘eas a avr Sis 40¢ ; 133.¢ Ib. Pineapples:{2""\0."a8e 3 for Mangoes" $8.50 Kashmir Rugs at *5.25 2,500 le ca 4 Hama, | a Miasan Pases doen, Bess ea 0! | selected and smoked sapremny | | ASPAPASUS is, ise OLY I Chips Tee's row lle for this sale; 13%e per pound. | bunen Gh igsicis' "deal HESE pretty Rugs have been deseribed as one of PS ise Oranges , "3 300 the most thoroughly satisiactory (oor coverings ‘Lhey are Cheese |” 29c juloy; dos i kinde made in full (x! sie im odd. artistic patterss wo birarre Oriental heir brilianey ax long as the Ruce last, \re very any to fe) clean and resemble « fine body Brussels #10. 2.051005 vat) Kashmir Rugs ot 911,25 || Eggs Cake wien" ory) re nt wt wb delivered