The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1907, Page 14

“THE EVENING WORLD, SHURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1907. WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN loath sels! lesaed thease DESERTS BRIDE “TO FLOPE WITH MESS SETA RDERS PROMPTLY ULE. ‘so ‘ ome sotnn ow} Clothing Reductions Absolutely the Most Sensational Values of the Year Men’s $10 Two-PieceOutingSuits@o> =F ie 4 pelea a M. to 11 A.M. and 3 to 6 P.M. a) i) DEATH ORDERS’ SOURCE |. Sutts, in sizés-for met 1 measuring from 31 ta 42 chest, made of all-wool 4 ason's hest st No more than two suits 6 a customer, and ‘s MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILED. yer of T ian Will} : Tell of Plot, It Is Believed. #1,900'\0 al Rey With nich ‘should be in your possession. Inventory just concluded, shows certain Summer st s of cost for a sweeping clearance, Already—rook-bottom prices have been pounded. regard! $5 Linon Prince Chap Suits, $1.98 This is one of the most important arid advantageous purchases we've. ever} put through—bringing to you the most magnificent bargain of the season«§ The purchase numbers onty 750 ‘suits—to which we. hove, added. about 250 suits from our own stock which have brought as high as $6 each : These suits are all’in the new PRINCE CHAP MODEL; the SKIRTS are the latest pleated styles, with folds — THAN THE COST OF THE MATERIAL. | (No Mail GeiGs (Od [ai ea corantnne saeunncdcbonsanndobacébe: Beautiful 2-Piece Vgniper Shirt oe Suits around the bottom. ALL SIZES. .'Colors are white, Made to Sell for $1.98 each, at 79c | Ainnriso, ite of {Hving © at No. ormer Member of Father Le-| wr yonts: Band: Says He : tse) Them. nonisi ventures whioh the| pollee fay a young Brooklyn Italian, —— Tony Miro, wili have to explain when} BS istrtet- Attorney "Jerome Kelleves | De ves McCauley and Sanguinnet}! | 1} ueation ef hour’) pring him back from Buffalo to-inorrow } niy a ‘He ‘wan put off at that place ‘to-day ted Tavshanjian ‘the rug|in company With Mrs. Ambrieo. Also! accompanying the pair :wax $1.00, the) |} Tt is ex- | husband irs. Ambriso alleges. Tony will tel] who sent him | Will be azked to account for tho money) Peoted that “he | and also to‘reply to a charge of de-)| Pte Nex ‘York to do the killing, an serting his wife of a few hours. Mihat out of his confersion will come | TY) te nbs EFevelafions that will expose the eae Tony. His atte were. welcome, | fl Workings of tie Dlackmaitng Prench) Gig jie was always treated kindly at fet the Hunchakist. ‘ the Ambriso home, where Louise [lved. Khachadorian, since his’ arrest. BRS) Loutw was not suaplcious.of the regard eonie to a realization of the fact that}, which Tony was held by the married he wan used as a tool by men WhO steter Mayhap Tony wasn't altogether peaied to his patriotism to further | var. of it elther, “At any rate, he yeir own Ddlackmalling and terrorizing | won: before a Brooklyn Alderman No mail or GC. O. D. orders filled Men's $20 Summer Suits $3.00 Pair of Trouser; Free '¥ irom 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. ceremony, 4s only part} Suits O71 serges, w this season’s best fabrics. The $3.69 Trousers are given FREE Men’ 5 $7 and $8 Worsted Trousers Trifay irom 2to 6 P. M. 59 ed Trousers, m: ant talldred; this is the/ bes OL the year and we inchide inthis jot ai-our $7.00-and ‘aken from regular stock. Trousers suitable for w¢ar on Men’s $15 Summer Suits *7,50 ‘ Saturta; irom 8 A. M, to 1 P. Men's summer suits of nobby ligut gray eric gray cheviots, blue It make a. full confession. loved and—linen—shades,.. THE SALE PRICE: 1S LESS ~~ Eachemes: Among those who have im- <mlored Mini to make x full confession Archbishop Saradgian, of the Ar- jan Church, who has his head- jarters in Hoboken. 2." The ‘Bishop. after a long conference: Saitn the District-Attorney thia aft moo, called ‘on the assassin in the Tombs, ‘with Emmett Murphy, the assign the court to 4 Wim. Khachadorian was in a rec mood. and the Bishop, reported th: “believed the min was about ready to “gnake & statement !mplicating those hb persuaded him to kill Tavahanjian. Hale a dozen witnesses we: “ined by the. District-Attorney to-day oa eoncerning their knowledge of the _ot Levont Mfartouguessian, Armenian. priest who is in the Tombs under four Indictments tor at- Impted “robbery, blackmail and in- Bimidation. The most importam was ligerdich Kaloustlan, vest Thirty-seventh street The blacksmith says he was ordered 2 ve the priest aro: leader of the { Sociéty to kill two en; arid tHat Levont went ten Arme- abroad to commit mur- The black- Picked up by Detective Rear- ans oct hy ts -consldered = at fin ie was not arrested, but rdon has ten watching him, PEA Herkis 3 Kalan aNd rre.to * 4 break’ up a “meting nt creythitee feara ano... The rest then yeditor hove. ordered tie to kill Nichola Miliges, wast dag he was a Turkish spy. Millack proved. Tihink, that he wee'not a spy | and he was nor killed. “Martouguessian sent two bands five men rach Lo Reypt to assassinate some enemies, ould Hol. He went to the pier’ and itorge Takajian, Bagot Kashiash- dan ‘and three otners off on ashi Twas at the pert, ee he biacksynsti sng The blacksmith also- told of to. frighten mone jerome ts having the which was seized documentary © i Whether evidence will be found in it necting Levyont with the rug man's ath remains to be learned, were often | Throw attention a blacksmith, | th A 420 MORE Tuesday night and was united in mar- riage to Louise Coincidently with the marriage of her ter to Tony, Mrs. Ambriso drew 431,900 from the bank in two instalments, This was done unaware to her hus- band. The money was placed in a drawer. To-night the marriage of Tony and Louise was to be sanctified by a church-ritual_‘Phe-principsis_in the af fair were making merry at the home of Ambriso. Wednesday afternoon Tony, the four- teen-year-old son of the Ambrisos, saw the other Tony ransacking « bureau his mother’s room. He was bent on telling his father when the elder Tony planted a large sized fist between the peeking eyes of the young. man d went on his wi The wife, through Borne reason which the police are unable to ‘explain, ac- led the cael ioe bridegroom. cb. inaugurated. The nd the police may, found rool had. been touched. then made known to the They instantly joined in his older sister and her Through her uid trunks pair were traced to the Long Island depot. There it was 1 that a couple answering the di crip - tions ofthe fugitives had tal to Buffalo. Butfalo headqu were notified and the coup! rested as they got off the They will ve ought back this Magoune, 2 ung Mra. Miro bud her Husband of a few hours and Mra. Amtriso will face an husband who throatens to divorce her. —$—$—$-———_— Announcement. ‘World readers in Greater New recet¥e a free ticket to Miller mous 10) Rants at Brighton Sunday. Order from Edition Mmited. errant spo’ of the York Rroe” your newsdealer. barerel sates World Wants last month than through any other New York morning $} They-numbered- ‘The next highest THE WORLD 1S THE FIRST JAMES McGREERY & GO, 28rd Street. Advertised Merchan and Saturday Morning. MISSES’ COTTON DOR 7 i-fitting coat. Dotted lawn cess model, White wash CHILDREN’S DRE : White Lawn trimmed. Sizes Jumper Dresses, lawn. Size 14 years. ——“Phe remaini Wool Coats and duced prices. Various Guimpe and Jum to 12 years, Coats of plai: Odd sizes, 23rd Street, ite _wash Suits. Plaited skirt; SSES. Ip Roth Stores. models 34th Street. dise on Sale Friday ESSES. In Both Stores. ~~ 6.75 Jumper Dresses, Prin- 3:75 Plaited model. 2,00 Skirts. Guimpe Dresses. Lace 6 to 12 years. 1.50 made of white | and trimmed with buttons. serges, fancy worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres—two and three pieces Sizes from 34 to 46. Men's $2 and $3 Trousers, es oueee ey, from 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. ns Trousers, of cutings tomer, ‘No mall or C10. 1. orders i Special for Boys Boys’ $830 Long Trouser aL, Vas) No more 29 to © waist. Women’s’3. °Walking Skirts at*1.°° Friday and Saturday from ® A. M. to 1 P. M. A four hour sale of Women’s. Walking Skirts, tures in Panama weaves—skirts for outing and: home wear, plaited Also cheviot skirts trimmed with strap- ping and plaits. Waist band sizes from 23 to 28; lengths.fromy 38 to 43. None before or after the hours mentioned, and none sent Cc 0. D. or by mail. 24e er Sag" for Offices and similar purposes, 4.00 ng stock of Silk and Dresses at greatly re. and colors in per Dresses, Sizes 4 3-50, 5:75 and 7.50 nand mixed materials, 2.50 and 5.00 34th > treet. 4 strate oer + + Sunday World ne in Greater New York Will Receive TO MILLER BROS.’ FAMOUS 101 RANCH, At Brighton Beach Park, NEXT SUNDAY. Order from Newsdealer, Edition Limited, Regular price 80c and 85¢ a ieee yar Beautiful new designs-and colorings, suitable for Dining-rooms, Kitchens, Halls; also good $1.00 ban orders filled.’ Sizes from made of fancy mix-, d. rey 4 + | ahs ofa of ofa ofa ofa oh oho a fs ofa ahs of ofs oh obs oa che oh ahs fs she os Peer err ee of them disappears in a jiffy shoppers. This Suit 81.98. Made of Fine Liton—Skirts That Were Made to Sell at $1.98. 2 Excellently tailored, in a new, striking model, 23-plaited style, also with folds around bottom; to-morrow, from 9 A to iz M__only, eee Wonderful Little Jumper Dresses, Actually Worth $1 Each. Jumper style, made of good quality fancy percales or plain chambrzyi Dutch neck, finished with deep bertha, braid trimmed, new 34 sleeve and full skirt with deep hem. Sale price to-morrow, 39c 250 Girls’ $2 Dresses Reduced to 79c Each ieee fe, atm: sage ot nenssom Teolored Princess or gulmpe style; em- profdery or lace trimmed; pleated or \sited skirt, | cut extra full, deep hem; Cc sizes 6 to 14; each.. Friend Blouses, Regularly 50c—Reduced to 25c. Sweeping reductions on the famous Mothers Friend-and-otherwvell-known makes —the blouses being all Jaundered and inctoding alt-sizes; for Bargain Fi Cc day, choice at . Women’s Liberty Oxfords Golden oo joounte: frampeeres xford vind anywhere _ oli Golden Color No. 2; all sizes, at _|[Ginls’ and Boys Shoe Sp esas. “ Chotce of Lace or Button Shite fins |p Sack hid leather. Sizes: 5 to 8 49c Brown 8% to 2 69c toll. 11h to 89c Made from sheer dotted lawns and black and white checks: = 19¢; Such a remarkable bargain as this dress at 79¢ should crowd this department from the opening of our doors to-morrow until every one into possession of 1,500 well-satistied The JUMPERS are prettily tucked and neatly piped, cut very full—flounce skirts. SHIRT WAIST SUITS are made with full plaited waists, trimmed with fancy piping, lace and embroidery down front, and every garment worth be yoke embroidery, in assorted patterns; others are Val. lace pearl buttons — skirts~ full 79 Sale Price.. C Waists Reduced ¥ trimmed. tucked back, full sleeve, lace trimmed stock; flounce style-- White Lawn Waists, made full value, 85c. Special $4 Jap Silk Waists, $1.98 Ate made full Yoke of criss-cross Val. Jaca, blouse tucked! others are ‘4’ silk embroldery trimmed; have & trimmed back, full sierye, lace trimmed cuffs and stock; shown in white or black; value $5.00 and $1.00; epectal ..-... 0c Fancy Taffetas, 29¢ The most remarkable Silk bargain of the : Just 1, eras of Remnants of FANCY TA’ FETA SIKS, in lengths of from 2 to 8 yards. Various new styles and latest shad- ings; values up to 69c a yards spe- »—cial to-morrow while the lot m= Domestics and Wash Goods arte Special Lot of Bleached: Huck Towels, (30x38; red borders, special, each Pillow Cases, both hemmed Bleached Twill Kitchen-Towelling, ver-vard.:; and henistitched; Aah Very Special. Bargains in 8-4 Heavy Unbleached Sheeting, value 22¢ 29¢,; yard. Extra Heavy 01 steiner in checks, str! and plaids, ne Me Including pongees, EAS qinghams, Soe >] 2c lawns, etc,, that have been selling uo to 29¢ yard, all to 20 at, yard. Cook’s 65c Cork Linoleum at, $t 29c.| a Sale oe Coach Beds, $4.98. Includes 2 Mattresses and 2 Bolsters. ‘ TWO! DISTINCT COUCHES, ‘LIKE ILLUSTRATION. Can he used when placed side by side as a full-size bed, and hy sliding one under the other can be used as a sepa- rate couch. The fremeis made of all see finished in Iintshed in gold bronze, with @ _ teed National s These Conch, an rofall regularly at $9._-Very ‘special atu: $12.75 Refrigerators, $8.98 Made’ of solid ash, golden Mason Fruit Sere Made By ‘the Ball Co, wun tiene Ri heavy Ewe a ia mineral