The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1907, Page 14

“THE EVENING&WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SE ETE 2 | North River with eome friends. “Wounded, but in Good Humor, | North River ete ove The policemen did not know him and drowned. Holland ani - - j ement and Aéaving s trail of blood {on ball. Following thely release they TIMES, % Eonted his Tt was “Beansy” Holland. went out for a trip in a #eiWboat on the he did not tell them who he was. he fell in water. 8 took him to the station-bouse with t three men they had captured.“ Beansy’ was weak, but in good humor, - formed the desk Heutenant that a bulla- ishere of ie had fallen on him. ‘Are these the men who | a ae ioutennnt, Jointing {0-5 | THIEVES MAKE HAULS | pont ask me” replied Heanwy WHILE POLICE ARE BUSY. | es af T get well I'll attend to tt.” | - was In progress y made some fun "or! 1 Fourteer | |¥ohn Doo Refuses to Tell Who Fired - the Bullet. a myst : REE. MEN ARRESTED. | spe°'ai A Notorious Crook. isan ¢ y Also Only See Humorous} teeord Side and Are Discharged | aoting of “Beansy’ whose frame was Sete $12 Long Loose-Goats, $4@.75 02 qleine Black Thibe etCloth, questioned fospital to-day he __ Swagger. swinging long coats, with an e egance o! style and tailor- ing that is positively unicue. : one aristocratic —-coat—fer dressy o-casions—the theare, the auto, the week-erd jaunt, the after- Noon or eying a lair. Satin Lined Throughout Swonging Ankle Length Full Ripple Back Byzantine Trimming Inlaid velvet collars encircled with 2) Can't Guess the the three left the court-room they ed at some friends outside the/ land the friends ‘aughed so Yudly the’ decarum of the Court was hed. Central Office men are vain- endeavoring to Pye at the bottom of Anke, WR Beaney* and several of bis assocl- | took a prominent part in the prt yesterday. Lact night they in various resorts along Four: wide Pavlovna’ silk braid in the By- zantine effect—braid around shoul ders, down front and on cuts—pea: gray satin lining faced with Persia braid—.tunninz Gibson shou'ders— smariert sleeves. This coat is 50 inches in These places ““Beansy"" was sho times in tho back, once in the i : shoulder and oncé In the right length and is the handiom- @, -His wounds sre painful. but not. r, x at garment ever effered ois oe om aay in New York under $12. emen Martin and Maher. g ‘ Itth street, sta Alterations FREE ation. whose beats | Sale at All Three Stores 4-16 West 14th Street IEW YORK o % at Second avenue bad Binth street shortly after dawn When fiey heard shots, They wenue and had proceeded Pawo Biosks Pee seth. of Saacisents attest and started putb. The polleemen dodged. into 3 and when tl ree i our and-rtoppes with drawn revol Lyon hear, {Re thootingt* asxet a grin. “I won... in and Maher started north on Pagvenue with their privoners, who ot ed. BEA U TIFULLY ( COLORED ___SUNBONNET PICTURES!| eee Free With Every Copy of Fhe pictures Sunday World readers will get are of enlarged size and printed in in Greater New York. |_gay colors on heavy plate paper, all Teady for framing. ‘DON’T MISS GETTING THEM ON-ANY ACCOUNT This Famous “Sundonnet’ * Pictare “Scrubbing Day”’ Will Be“Given Away NEXT SUNDAY. ... Thursiay’s Great Sale 5 | INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP'TS. In Both Stores. NOTION DEP’TS. —* 23rd Street SILK DEPARTMENTS. Coats. including Chinchilla, Broadcloth, Cor- duroy Velvet and Cheviot. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. Black, white, pink or blue.. white. white. . 23rd Street JAMES McGREERY & CO.’ DRESS TRIMMINGS. In Both Stores. Exclusive novelties including em-— broidered Filet Net Bands in gold, copper, silver and Persian colors, Garni- tures, Tassels, Ornaments and Fringes, identical to those used on the latest Parisian models, A varied stock of elaborately spangled aud embroidered Net Robes. The latest shades, In Both Stores. “McCreery Silk.” Complete assortment of the latest weaves in Plain and Novelty Silks and Velvets, showing many of the designs . selected by the Paris couturieres for the model gowns. On Thursday, September the 26th, A large variety of Imported new : striped fancy Velvets. 2.00 per yard Complete stock of Fall and Winter The latest modets and materials, A large assortment of Imported and Domestic Hats, Caps and Bonnets, On Thursday, September the 26th, Sale of Coats, madeof Cheviot, Broad- cloth or fancy mixed materials. Sizes 2 to 5 years. 5.00, 7.50 and 9.75 In Both Stores, double covered. goc doz., 8c pair Silk covered Featherbone........ 75¢ doz, 7¢ yard Automobile Hair Nets.......... God 1.25 doz,, r1c each Hose Supporters to fasten with pin. «.20c pair Taffetas Seam Binding. Black or goc doz., 8c piece Silk Prussian Binding. Black or 1.65 doz., 13 piece Dressmakers’ Pins, }4 pound box, 15 JAMES MoGREERY & C0,’ 34th Street Dress Shields, 34th Street And This Beautiful ‘Sanbonnet’’ ‘Picture “Troning Day” = - Will Be Given Away SUNDAY, OCT. STH. A few words of encouragement, kindly spoken, have saved many a man from oh and despair. And so it is—a cheerful, brightly colored picture has dispelled gloom ra aes pal ons ray a poe pore walls invoke sullenness, The clever, tt inet” pictures will add good cheer to your home and keep you youn ae in spite of old age. ee GET THESE PICTURES, RANE THEM AND +OU'LL ALWAYS ENJOY THEM. They Go Free With The Sunday World in Greater New York. Bede cee Aerey ert Seadey, Sept. 29; the ter the, Felines ;Sendny, Ort, € R3rd Street. JAMES McGREERY & GO. 34th Street. MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Im Both Stores. and Bedroom Furniture: variety of Period models, including Col- onial reproductions. China Closets, .. Dining Chairs.. 23rd Street Sale of fine Mahogany Dining Room An extensive vee Room Furniture. 72.00, 100,00 and 125.00 eb e wee tee ceeeees 56.90, 90.00 and oe Serving Tables........eeseseeeeeee ens 26,00, 38,00 and ies Extension Tables>.-...-.--.s--c-+-- 39.00, 62.00 and 75.00 6.75, 8.435 cet 13.50 Dining Arm Chairs......seessseeees 10,25, 11.75 and 18,00 * Bedroom Furniture. Bureaus...... ++4§-00, 74.00 and 130.00 Chiffoniers ... Toilet Tables...... +40.00, 64.00 and 110.00 «++45.00 and 85.00 Linen Chests, Clothes Trees, Low- boys, Low Seated Rockers and Chairs, Ladies’ Desks and many quaint and unusual articles desirable in Colonial home furnishing. 34th Street Try One of Our Luncheons | Our 8 h Flocr | +Restaurant NEW YORKS FASTEST GROWING STORE OTHENBERG west Hee ae STrRE B SATISFACTION GUARAN’ ‘Tapert Sale of Natty Pra Chap © Women’s $6.98 Covert Jackets - Positively Nothing i in New York to Compare with This Superb Value in Point of Tailoring and Fin‘sh wt S, 98 Made'in a delightfully new Prince Chap model, has znd tailored; q Ol 93—all sizes— Dainty, Rich and Pretiy Princess ee $10.00 Values at 3.98 a Nothing richer or prettier than o3e ofthese exquisitely made” Princess Dresses for the theatre, parc or bail. Made f iStinning Fall Suits Made up in a handsome ad- vanced Prince Chap Model—in exer7 way—style, material, trim- mings and finish--as good zs any -[ $16.50 suit in New York. Special ten -morrow at $10. 58. al “ pink, nt (Beet ALTERATIONS _{ectony from 82 te $4 extra on Every seit. {Stunning Fall Hats For Little Money a Great Specials for To-Mor- row’'s Parté-alar Selling 1232¢ Oilcloth Stair Crash, 844c 0 yds. Ollctoth Stair Crash in all new pattems and colors; + perfect goods: snecial at, yd O2C $2 Bimtoo Chairs, 98¢ A special lot, which we got at such a material reduc- tion that we are able tog offer them to you to- morrow at the astonishingly f tow price each, = a $1.75 Table Covers, at 85c Tapestry Table Covers, per-# ball pins. ming, made of 47°14 STYLE li—The same shape and trim- Tels HAT, $1.83 — nkled novelty braid. STYLE Ul— Large shape, hand made, crinkled braid and trimmed rs Jap silk band and rosette mL. 98 fluffy turkey ruff; choice oe. Trimmed Millinery (2d Floor) Nowhere will you find a more exquisite range of stunning styles than in our Trimmed Millinery Department. You'll positively be amazed at the wonderful selections from $25 down to $4.98—-and at $4.98 we positively of- HAT, fer more for your money—in the way of $1.98 workmanship, amount of trimmings, style, i etc, than any store in New York. Misses’ Suite | Net Waists Exceptinal vine io | You mast -ce these Waists this offer'zz of 250] in order to recognize one of Satin-Lined Peace! the handsomest Evening Chap Suits — sade © | Waists forthe money you’ be} ished in best manner; full CL gah ever heard of. size garments, usually 1 $3.50Sil-Lined Net Waits $1.98 | paseo? Uy on Gute Cotton ribbed, fi Nae buttons y Portieres, pere plain colors and designs; heavy tas- bottom 2.98 Oriental tapesti sel fringe top 2 at, Y Cotton-ribbed, —_fieece-lined Drawers and Pants, fin- trimmed with lenclennes lace medallions: ples back, lace trim- med. LIN ED gy THROUGHOUT WIth JAP RIL: abown in ecru or white: all sizes; 2 sh 9: 28°F Corsets, bias gored, medium lengths, Princess’ hip, closely 98 boned, white; sizes 18 to e 30: two pairs orters Cc attached; value To-Morrow’s Great Lace Curtain Sale A marvellous retailing event. $75,000 wor'h of newest Lace C offered at the most remarkable underprices. We are « such satis(ying ecqnomies. $3 German Lace Curinins at $1 65 sels: styles. Alt ith: ay mn; Sizes uM eee exe price. urtains “$2. Eng ih lace Curtains at ce 900 pairs Of English ace Curtains, 7f2) * enalh and_width ove orded eggs; shown in Brussels, ant: ; to-34tndhesw and Renaissance effects; wi ie | the = most exa 4 finished. (Limit, 6 pairs to fl | terns. Actual = Z a customer), at, per o sale price, pelt... c Point d’Arabe Curtains $ Real Scotch Thread-Lace - /$6, steal a and 8 ish Point | ins at $2.50 e Curtain; at $4.98 J Rich, durable curtains, heavily corded; Curtains at $2.50 _ oes ee with beautiful borders, and rich pause ne them so rade) terms—Point de Paris and very deep, Arablan color. A ..very call in really elaborate borders, unusual bargain, special J] 98 eat designs. A “2. 50) yards Jong and 54 inches Al 98 for this sale, palr $: to-morrow at, te wide. Spe : trivia Point, Ciuny and are 34% yards kc ‘JAMES MoGREERY & GO? TRIMMED MILLINERY, On Thursday, September the 26th. Copies of Tmported Models and origin- al designs in dress or street Hats. 15.00 | The Tidal Wave v DIDI | Hit New York. And At réached not onl aly to Sixty- _slxtit’ street, as predicted, but it “flooded homes and offices with “Prosperity” harbingers from the remotest co to the furthest nook of-Great(r New York. 9,379 Offers of Positions} Homes, Invest- ments, Bargains, Workers, Lost Ar, ticles, &c., &c, were printed in > The: World during the Inst two week days—- 1,483 More ° Than were offered through the ad- vertising columns of the Herald, San, aims and Tribur+ ALL PUT 23ra Street Store Only. hee Twenty-third Street, Sunde World Wants. Work _Moxd ay Morning Wonders.