The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1907, Page 4

a we es vy WEDNESDAY TH EVENING WORLD "THELITTLE CRIPPLE TO ENJOY A TREAT “The Little Cripple” te going to have another trip to Coney Taland. Last year ‘The Evening World recetved a pathetic letter from Master Murry Gullona, of No. 1% Stockton stree Brooklyn, « lame lad, twelve years old, who signed hunself “The Little Cripple.” He eald he wanted to go to Coney Island, and couldn't The ‘World help him? The World could and did. The youngster | went to Coney, with a companion to ald him in ing about, and he saw ever | show there UNE 12, ole fftaamafy ght YraamafySfye Held-Over Good Fortune in Men’s Shirts, Collars ana Pajamas We shall have ready tomorrow morning an offering of Mgn’s Furnishings similar to that which made such a stir a couple of weeks ago. This is because we reserved a large quantity of each group to fill mail orders coming from our White Sale Catalogue, In most cases these are the last of these goods that we can secure at the old prices, which very greatly emphasizes the decisive bargains that will go tc the men who share these offerings ; Men’s $3 and $3.50 Shirts at $1.75 1907. es. t ~ 3 Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. ae CATSUP BOTTLE ALLEGED DWE, USED BY THUGS OPPOSITE CHURCH, TO DAZE VICTIM CISTURBS PRAYER Fish Dealer Robbed’ of $500) Monsignor McCready's Parish | After Knockout with | Causes West Side Place Odd Weapon. : to Be Suppressed. 1&0 @th Ave. and 28th Si. rhtrd Picer Selesroom. Shoemakers’ Clearing House Sample Lots and Surplus Stocks of Prominent Boston Shoemakers at 50c on the Dollar. SPECIAL OFFER FOR THURSDAY. Oxford Ties, Sailor Ties, Gibson Ties Taa, Brown, Patent Coltskin, White Canvas, > After beating him ight Rev. Mer, James Me-| chia week he wrote ar He aid he Gelden conscious, two unknown men 1c of the Churen of the Holy sd. like to see Coney again, The —— These Shirts represent the finest materials and best workmanship known to ready-made shfrte tn ‘Theodore Rutherford of $900 in h Cross, in West Forty-se | World forwarded the lette> to Fred America. They h-ve much of the distinguished character of the best French shirts, The bodies are of plain (hpearonea ties witentshortdie «ely aera white materials with colored plaited bosoms. ‘Thompson ha’ iven orders that on any date when it uit them to go, Mas- liter Murry Ow 4 his chum shall a | be adr wd free every attraction tn | Lana Park Morgan &Brother (Ratabitebed 1851.) They are in coat style with cuffs attached. Sizes 14 to 1% White Plaited Bosom Shirts at $1 Of fine, light-weight Oxford cloth that will weer and launder like lMnen, plaited bosom: th attach Or separate cuffs, coat style. Sizes 14 to 17. “A ote: re White Madras Shirts at $1 Tm plain negligee style or with plaited bosoms, separate cuffa. Sises 14 to 17. matched eleewhere for less than $1.50, at $1 each. nt a@tore at Np. 277 West One Hundr Forty-firet street, early to-day cently 00! O'Brien. trol wagon and a eq The wagon went away joaded. but after the fright they had received Rone of the women was ar rested avenve. Shirts that cannot be A Minutes and wes bending « into a -fteh box when he rec ‘ejay Capt. O'Brien arraigned bie S Wareh ; 6 Se a, eo trees ais |, Teter, tt, See Sein rans SOTARE WY AEIOUISES, Men’s Pajamas at $1 the wide of the face. Turning, be 4A¥ were the proprietor, James Cooeey, Hi srosawas. "Phone 62 Bryant gate Plain white muslin, white cambric or white madra. with colored firures, military Duttons two mien who had walked ncross the wno, according to O'Brien, came ? reeme % of turnt- loops. Small, medium and large sizes. ‘of Ju . awadust-covered Hoor eo softly that he nine months ago from Albany, wh Pongo ge Done prota Salata sult, : Not matched eleewhcre for less thats Raleeant more. $1 a hed not heand them. Qua waa tall, the ran 9 dive, and proceeded to estaviieh a ‘And toe EinwiAe A see New Buliding. males Steocsetiy place at Ne, 98 West Forty- () ing ityms in the Sub-Station Store, Basement, Old Building: eecoml street; his walters, Harry Brad combe and Larry Dugan, and the piano & recomd we lait him k The tig fellow stru time, and then the er Men’s Shirts at 35c, Three for $1 ry. of Art boxes on the teed with-s satrup ee ie. Biren are, Meat — Ce aoa le Oe the world. TENS rer goad CM ce me os eer some ates kinds bry few that wero $1. Al! sizes tn the eol- oixhe Moor, twat the) Jam 1, who 5 5 of ajzes 14 and 16. Made of madras tn it and dark ground latin fect that he was unconscious did not No, 80, signed the formal complaint, style, 80) BE Re ipso sop, assallants {roan Kicking B10 gigging that the place was disorderly tyle, some with cuffs, others without. Sizes 14 to 17. : Mids tray eore catiohed that thelr easinaoaicacimcanend nae taille dics: Men’s Collars, Six for 50c Wing, stenaing, lock front and old style turn-over collara, in a . \. quality sold el b They fit, launder and wear as wet! as high-priced collars. Materials were fs dessa aepahtpendeltvet ld ba Bly made up. Sizes 14 to 18. Sold only in half dozena of a style and size. Six for ae a eee Cuffs of the same quality, in straight button style, night | The captain told Magtetrate Harris that Ue we were taken tn because ad the winging of alleged ob- ngs to-thetr tasks. Coone: vietins could offer no further resistance. ui t La: y av the robbers Went through clothes and me Phen the -fenzeless man behin counts. where he could + from the street. be wee 7 50e. Ri as djsoovered two and rther with round or a half. hours Afterward by “Xuguatino Baia taed sa ine cnoe eed style. Bizes 10 to 11%. 7éc for a half dozen pairs. square corners or single tab Ituk ela ean, Meeps Oh adloining wore. (ty slane plager, wo stowed & guthertord had arramged to go tion to aid the police, was dis i j i friend $0 & bak at Sb) this morning WOR LO 8 Ue | Cambric Nightshirts at 50c Gc Lax THE LAXATIVE CHEWING GUM Ask your physician what is where he could Of soft, cool cambric, good wearing qual: room; ric, q ity, wide, rt trimmings or in plain white. Sizes 15 to 19 inches. Eee Men’s Suspenders at 25c Plain and fancy colors, leather ends and nickel buckles th hi a as usually go into half-dollar Suspenders. On sale to-morrow atiea 2 the home of his 6 bodies, surplice neck, neat will not rust, cotton elastic webbing such ae Am: the mildest, gentlest laxative— ing. 3 he will tell you Cascara, reohag ect ibe], of No. 7 Secure tt NOW by opening o avenve Gum-Lax is nicely flavored gum Charge nocunt wit . 5 re i stel - ES corning» uses rerun J cash oncREDTT, ONE Price: | An Old-Fashioned Rousing Summer Sale of SYRACUSE, June 12-—-Mrs. [uesell | does the work too." or write for talegue No. 44 your druggist's send 10 samplt package to GUM-LAX MFG. CO. @eoge Las given $1.00 to the Solders | and Saflors’ Monument Association of no Cow: This completes a fund of $2, appropriated by the county and raised by private subserip- tion for the proposed memorial If mot at cent Reliable Wanamaker NOTIONS Just in Time for Go-Aways This is one of those carefully prepared gatherings of HIGH-CLASS Notions and Sewing Requisites tor which the Wanamaker Store is famous among women who do their own sewing and mending. And it comes just at a handy time to lay ina supply of all the little things that are wanted twice as badly when one is away trom home and can’t get them in a hurry around the corner. :p : A A There are points about this sale that stick out emphatically. 1—There isn't an item among quality. a x re is bed “padding”—every article ts desirable right now. —Every price is a specially low one for thi Hit uy — here and there, but not the character ot tncnene pe dN Rian We shall be glad to fill MAIL ORDERS promptly, as long as quantities last. Here are specimen items, picked out {or special mention trom the long list; : Light-weight Dress Shields, nainsook-covered, sizes} Tubular Shoe Laces, bi: 1 2, 3, 4; also a style for shirt-watsts, at Be pair, aSc |dozen. ach be 1M OF 236 ring <ozen pairs, Fancy colored Crystal Hat Pins, large heads, 10¢, Silk Elastic Hose Supporters, to pin on; white, or- eaiiee Bowing: Hegghntne! (c, denen. ange, pink or blue, 20c pair. 28. ” dine: And all these other good things, in ample supply: 7 Patent Coltskin, Tan and Brown KAldskia. Brill Suit Sale Here are garments from America’s foremost wholesale tailors. Fabrics from the world’s best weavers, Models that are authoritatively correct. Here are values that because of finest possible tailor- ing, high standard fabrics and unlimited range of correct models are probably the greatest values that have been ofiered or will be offered this wayward season. Finest Worsted, Serge and Velour Suits That Are Values Up to $30, $17.50 Blue Serge Suits made of fabric woven from Austra- Solid Leather Soles, 85° | QQ* 9 to Fiexible leather soles. 13}4 [Patent tips, plain toe, all stees, Misses’ and Children’s Oxford Gibson Tjes and Shoes Patent Coltskin and Black Vici Sines Worth $1.50, at the dozens listed that we cannot thoroughly recommend for the prices fancy weaves. Velour Suits in new des and mixtures, exhibiting all the later deman any smart new browns included. ¢ exclusive Brill 2 and 3 button soft roll Mancheste Il: also 20 various 2 and 3 button models ¥ shoulders, backs and sleeve finishes Two and Three Piece Suits $15 That Are Values Up to $22.50, ure Worsted Suits-in various gray shades unusual color tones now in f Ik Mixture Worsted § neat, dark, dressy effects, unusual under $22.50 - .& ' Velour, Cassimere and Ct Sults In over 30 fabric-designs, L 0 7 d a] ay lo af G checks, many new g and Gun lues are up to $22.50, and the _ number, in models are over 2 2 and 3 button garments— 4 b - with or without vests—full, half or quarter lined Exceptional Values A range of models, fabrics and c ngs not equalled in assort ment or value in all America Hand-Tallored Blue Serge Sults & Two & Three Piece Sulis That Are Values Up to $16.50 and $18, Suits of Blue Serge, of fancy high smart Cy Cut asf by Bi and | in $42.50 Women’s Summer Dresses | rade Worsted and as follows:— | Silk Fumper Dresses in check, striped and fancy Taffeta Silks value 1 ations for Brill $ High-Grade Two and Three Piece Suits That Are Values Up to $15, All-Wool Blue Serge Suits. Excellent Cassimere 2 and 3 pie Excellent Worsted 2 and 3 All expertly tailored lined with linen canvas and under $15 Because of high-grade fabrics $10 inter- in garments lined with halrcloth——-unusual ~coat French alpaca; i : Princess Lingerie Z resses of French Mull; colors; white, pink, light expert ta ing and excellent trim- mings these garments are warranted to hold shape, fit, style and color blue, helio; elaborately lace trimmed on skirt unti] wom out—a warranty that Is unusual on any garments under $45. and waist; hand made yoke of Val. lace and ORT THR MART, G0 TO Baby Irish, ° FOUR STORES. ’ UNK AME, 1405, n. Bway 47 CORTLANDT, n, Greenwi, . dre BAGADWAY. a Ohambere” {eoureTREE!, cor so avenue Broadway & aoth St; sth Ave.; 19th St ; women. 10c pair Frilled elastic Hose Supporters, to pin 1, black, white, pink or biue palr t. aatteen >a of heavy elaastl . blue, 2e pair. Garter Lengths, kt blue. 100 _plece. Bhirt-Walst Belts, ali white sateen, ad e aizos, | k Silk Tie Laces, 30 inches Ibe pair. ‘Pine mercerized Corset Laces, “bucking Feet Piack or white, 4c Hat Pine with heads, fe dos. small heads 30 dozen te Pe dozen Ironing Wax, 100 dozen (inen Buttons, half «rose, assorted oa, Bc "14% roathertone Collar deta, nough for two collars, 4c ca JOHN WANAMAKER _ cy cabinet of 000 assorted Hair Jc. ne Irons, bo and 1c. scsid Hale Curlers, % tnehes, to 0 dozen. Hair Wavers, o: White Knitting Daring Cotton, dowen. : oldeyed Needles, @harps assorted. 6 to 10; package of ton papers, so" dosen ’ Needle Cases, od assort 106, “Ie Se i lor Hewin, ytht Cases, con tain needles, |} Ping, byttous, darning cottor, safely ‘pins and scle wr ‘American Pins, good qual um and large, 4¢ pape. fo. white, Be anal, medium | yi earl, gilt or ool. | Gowen, assorted. in | ton Tape, white, % er % Inch, two ™ Sub-Station Store, Basement Old Bulld "i bigak brand Aluminum Thimbies, assorted sizes, | 5 ty, amall, | ») lian stock of high grade, the best wool for fine ser because of its er : ES : - cj edge Dress Shields for Bhir!-| Invisible Hair Pins, assorted, 6 in tt , pliability, durability, superior dyeing qualities and non ing tendencies. alata 2 and & isc pair, 61.75| box, 30" ir ‘on Tape, bundle of assorted its ii \ 0 it e. ‘ice oxen Dalre. a . at _ Worsted Suits in wide range of colorings in dozens of fabric Tela initio “Hose (Bupporters, to | oo Mecag! Tutte Baty Pins straigh| designs, from lightest silver grays to dark blues, in plain wales and pin on, black or white, for girls and Corset Clasps, black, 3c.; white, Sa ‘sé Darners with handlegte, Wi-yard Bastin, Now. 4, G0, 60, 70, bc 1W-yard ‘spool ‘Slik, A’! white ee, 4p001; Ge. dor Mercerized ire Bhs It, Oe. and Byes, all sises, 2c. & oard be, 6 meters in tes ‘seid Pe Siesta, ‘e*, to pin on, all afi . Be, card. “ Bienets, black’ of white, Se, douen Dress Belting, sce. Ps No 6, quarter 6 4. celluloid or metal, 10, for sewing shoe bun: ard Shoe Buttons, with threaded needle, Bo. butt Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, wore had Weant.” inveleled w ”