The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1907, Page 4

1907.. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE Pi “ESCAPED” FROM = SING SAG, BUT = ONT GET OUT. Convict Fluss Out from Hiding in PGA FOR BABY MRS. HOWARD GOULD NO MITER ees “HAS “MANY WOMEN “Tea aoe ‘ sould Not Sail With Life Drageed Her Family. Shop Room. : BALL - PLAYER OWN | Battle of Millionaire’ S Corum sel to Cover Scae ime Fre oie tovhi. Scandal Reveals Serious ee eee Steuben Gags Will Over Vs . t <8 of wo / of joston’s Allegations. ire Sought to Hurl a. Child Aisne Under the Feet of » > Mrs Horses. ¥ BA argument bef Howard Gould = Preme Court, toa Ue able to od nee ¢ ball players and thelr tric vlime and dust gay RESTAURANT EIGHTH FLOOR Protect Your Furniture. TWO REMARKABLE OFFERS: ‘ Five-Piece Slip Covers Fine Imported Linen at $9. ‘many wor 1904 a the sectio HOW FECOUNT AL. OES HORSE = WL BE VED HOUSE, MAS McClellan Will Leave Town ‘ ing Up yon-Keeper, Long Enough for McGow: to Be Acting Mayor. —— band es of Dust Proof, Fast Color Linen. and we allow twelve 500 Piec Were now ready linen at the sale. price special price of T.c je a le j \) Or Belgien Den at $6. 27 Fourth Floor, 1000 Pieces of Heavy Belgian Damask. ith the ‘argest » yards of 50-inch but we will make covers for any number or any size furniture at the same y ie variety of new stripes A | i = nged t an This price applies t> Manhattan Brooklyn, Bronx, Hoboken He 1 o’ apon | and Jersey ity, an al ows of 20 yards of 25-inch material—larzer z Cried “All Nic Saf suites at the » ane rat © per yard. a e \ }temember, thee covers are high class and custom-made “ mee NE 4 in evey sense cf the word propery cut and fitted by expects; [BI 4 { douse stitec-elat a. the important reams and bound with shrunk : r x 4 vinding. ii . ij : | No Petter Covers Can Pe Made Anywhere. Call - a A a the store and select if possive. ( therwise allege K f | write or Vhone 0) — Chelsea for_samp'es a ey Sie Tomorrow ee We Are Going to ive New York Men Their Pick Among ne Wanamaker. Suits at $18.50 TRYING MURDERER OF TWO POLiL. nici. : ere 3 i y * we 467 Fi All Tomorrow “ : ~ | | u re M West | They are not left-overs, bad patterns, bad sizes or heavy weights In the first place, | ar ve haven't got any such clothing as that. In the second place, we never play tricks on the & public, ; 5 ‘ oe . 4 . ’ i These suits have just come in, spick-span-new, from one of the factories supplying Gi ‘our regular stock They were made up in anticipation of orders that didn’t come---made ff. eee {up as Wa unamaker Clothing always | to be made---the best in every way that ready- <a taunt =x 1 nade clothing can be made. The offerings include: IC PARTLAN iD i 202 Suits of the | $25 grade \ of the of the Suits Suits 107 20 am $28 . $30 & OF “LAHER’ “ 8th Hoot 40th & 41st Streets, N.Y. : : saa || 2 Suits of the $32.50". > Wash Goods anc 255 Goods 42 “ye igs “ Drea oe Dress Goods 58 Suits of the $35 \ at $ 18.50 Re Poe «ae pe P an “ 5 i : a/c 15 Suits of the $38 S f 1 rp ye | 15 Suits of the $40 A Ul 19 DED » ap c ' There is wide variety of patterns, in light, mé@dium and dark shades of fancy cheviots, A {2c ah }}selours, neat cassimeres aud worsteds—which moans that the variety is as complete as regular |} Ae a oe * 39¢ stocks, All the suits ore halt-lined. 4 8 | there are plenty of Clothing “Bargains” on the market now—we know that. But such an fome ¢ Oe - t } Olfering of thoroughly fine and desirable HIG GRAD ¢ lothing has not been heard of till now, Me, Linen ti ‘ f 37 } Che best Clothinge-the handsomest patterns—splendid assortmentseall sizes—and a ree daok J : : v4 wmurkably low price . dainty or O%¢ v f ING } Jlow long will the 407 Suits be here, think you? ‘Wve | i x Be as early as you can, TOMORROW morning, Y ieeHenn c laid effects and White | JOHN WANAMAKER Wi Wosanafty O Sub-Station Store, Old Building ‘What the Old-Low-Price WHITE SALE Offers Remember, that in buying this Muslin Underwear, you are getting the advantage of the concessions we procured months ago, at the old basis of price, on Wanamaker Standard Underwear. There would be no concessions on the same garments if we bought them now—and the price- level would be higher. Henee these offerings ‘of new, well-made, generously cut garments in cool Summer materials, daintily trimmed, are more than usually interesting: NIGHTGOWNS — 80c to $1.25 —Cambric or natnsook: or low neck: yoke with clusters of plills, or toinmed with emt ry, lace or ribbon. PETTICOATS luaters of 756 ng, $i. 75 « Platts, hematite ts CORSET COVERS. square or at waint brie ruffie; trimmed with Ince $4.50 Silk Petticoats, $3.75 ‘They sell as fast as we tell about them. Good quality black tat- feta; deep circular flounce, trimmed with plaits; percaline dust ruffle. $1.50 Kimonos, $1 Light and attrac tive, ground, with floral de round collar. for Summer wear Made of lawn, light gn or polka dots; plaited back, with sailor or Border of lawn or scalloped edge. Women’s $10 Tailored Suits at $6 These handsome suits actually sold at the higher price—$10—ear- Her in the season, It is to bid a quick good-by to the small number remaining thut we mark them $6 Eton and Pony Suits, of gray mixt ave bias stitc ffa, tr wee ke ps and ¢ ed straps iders, three-quarter 1 and buttona: satin with coat collar and with front potnts fin- Very smart, effective suits for Summer traveling and general ‘wear, at a phenomenally small price for stich qualfty. $6 each, Silk Remnants -HALF PRICE About every kin of. All colors—light, dark and medium, also bl of weaves ign linings, waists and whole have, accumulated in our Now at Half Price—some dresses resular stocks during the past few less—to clear 35c to Of course, ing. ponths. 75c a Yard, Instead of 75c to $1.50 they are sold by the p' only Ready tomorrow morn- Men’s HANDKERCHIEFS Two Good Groups At 7Sc for Six, ins naif Handkerchiefs, pure » machine embroid- of six, now 75¢ At$11S fr ‘Shx, Instead @ si. 59--Men’s Hand-Embroidered Initial Hanakerenlets; all nwa, with 14nch hems; laundered. Regu larly sold at $1.50 for box of six; now $1.15 a box ben with cred; laur Boys’ $5 ALL-WOOL SUITS, $3.75 We are still able to continue thi: amazing offering of Boys’ styl d, ALL-WOOL ulls, In two popular models 16 ars, in “Norfolk and ocker trousers; and 5 values elsewhere, In handsome gray mixed chevic Women’s and Girls’ Summer Shoes Their seasonablencss and their low prices both commend them to women who appreciate ge oe bargalr Women’s Brown Kid Oxfords, $1.50 tial ne; well made; of nut brown kidskin: peat ‘Girls White Canvas Shoes, $1.4 20 and $1.40 t os of showraxhiie, heavy woven canvas, with solid leath stror shoes; sizes §14 to $1.40, Girls’ Pretty Washable Dresses At $1, Instead of $1.50 Here's by arly tomorrow morn- ing—such ch. 4 full ri rd below thelr value, are to 10%, $1.20; sizes 11 $1.50 Lawn Dresses at $1 dotted lawn, low neck and three-quarier leng 1 skirts, with deep hema buttoned all t v own the be o that they launder much move easily Sizes.6 to 4 yea ouse Dresses at $1-Of white Lh light blue cotton; collar, cuffs and Full platted skirt; deep hems. Tempting Prices on FANCY CHINA An attractive of Austrian Ch in pink ros lace decoration, with solid gold edges in'a variety of Thus low priced line ina ud and gold wef) pieces. Dinner Plates, 25¢ each Fruit Saucers, 12¢ each : . Tea Cups and Saucers, 25¢ M t Plates, 20c each. . Lb ye each. Breakfas Fi m sidiy |outllion Cups an cers, 30¢ ea. Tea and Salad Plates, lhc each After Dinner Coffee Cups and Bread and Butter Plates, J2c ea Saucers, 20¢ each 15¢ Turkish Bath Towels, 10c Turkish Bath Towels, of good quality. Kenerous size, a third under-p ce, just when every one neods « liberal supply of them 10¢, enc JOHN WANAMAKE? Formerly A. 1. Stewart & Co, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street A 30c. 12-word “Furnished Room’’ Ad, in The World finds many a desirable tenant, conony Tuite h for today's selling. bed inde ani