The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1907, Page 8

8 elicitin spencers |AUTOIST UNDER $10,000 | tinct on ara eta | SAIL FOR SENTENCE. | 20! w'tician wan furnsanes | haying run | Boston .Man Pleads Guilty to ox r. ay a Charge of Man- LEG aD HOC Ml KILLED HOT MILK. slaughter. Sept. 30 — “Boll the | 3E. . Sept. 0.—George in order Issued In the interest | ee Mase. Sep apa public health after the typhoid | lewerve Wetherbee, a Boston automo-| eiijemic, and the parents of Joseph | bile dealer, ple ity in the Su-|Tennon, 2 years old. faithfully ob-! Cambridge to-day| served Ht. Saturday Mra. Lennon | perlor Court at E placed 9 pan of bolline milk on the | anslaughier in causing; table tv ccol and Httle Joseph pulled it) onto himeelf. He died in agony jto a charge of ‘Ithe death of Warren F. Batchelder, of Carl bo of Newport ana| = ; This City, Succeeds \ 4 Bennett, | STOP WOMAN AND CONSIDER First, that almost erery operation polar || in our ‘hospitals, performed upon Tr a con ee becomes Tecemsary, because ‘ransfer Manageme: ‘| of neglect of such symptoms as Surprk eens TS Backache, Lrregularitics, Displace- i ments, Pain ir the Side, Rragring ES o the Former | Senaeiions, Dizziness and Blebpiess- Coiductor. INVITES THE SMART SET ea Baeecd that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, has cured Frank Bennett to-day turned over the |] more cases of female ills than any G00 will and the management of New|] other one medicine known. It reg- _ York's only big temperance hotel, the|f'ulates, strengthens end restores women’s health and is invaluable in three million dollar Hote] Gotham at ring women for, ehild-birth and during the period of Change ‘Fufih ovenue and Fitt-fifth street, to § of ot hate. \ Bis @uccessor, Cari Berger, of thia city | Third, the ee ‘lara of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on @nd Newport. To-morrow Mr: Berger | file at the Pinkham Pea bies tony at Lynn, Mass. many of which are from. ‘wil be in full charge. time to time being Tyas 2 by Spodtal Persea oes give absolute evi- Under Mr. Bennett, the ‘Galeaes has | dence of the value of ydia &. Pinkham's egetable Compound and Mrs. Been an ultra conservative Blue Beck g Pinitham’s advice. _ Bote: The families, wives and widows | aes Ps came rem wot “ome | Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Slane have made !: their city home. For more than 30 years has been curing Female Complaints, such as Under Mr. Berger it ts expected that it? Dragging Sensations. Weak Back, Falling and ene In 4s to become the favorite dining place || finammation and Ulceration, and Geganto-Diessacs; dissolves @f the younger and livelier society set: | cal opal Tonor'at un carigremerene _ Bet the Gotham is likely, very much | ‘@gzinst’ fis good will, to xo on boing | Mrs, Pinkham’s Standing Invitation to Women | & temperance hotel for a long time to | Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to come, possibly for all time. The rea-/| write Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Maza. foradvice. She isthe Mrs. Pinkham who #09 Is that it 1s within the 200-foot Umit |] has been advising sick women frde of charge for more than res fa church, ind hes not yet been able | and before a caet she assisted her mother-in-law, Lydia E. Pink- to find a Governor of New York who! ean fol Thus she is especially well qualified to guide sick Will sign a cpectal act giving it per-/ th. ..Write today, don’t wait until too late. Mission to sel! drinks on the premises. | May Use Newport System. All Iquora and wines have to be Brought tn, to order, and this is the Wain consideration why the big. exclu- ive house has not paid during the two) Sicsves| HighCutBoots the same system which has made his | ufo at Newport a financial success, = | eo wa wr sone | for Women & Children |} hokiera as Henry L. Hoyt, the lawyer; | fe Attention is directed to the | Baker, OH siete Grant B schier,l] new high cut street boot for | Wr ie eonett gare vp oe mas-|t Women with waved top, in ||) tion ana came mre in oe ee ft Golden Brown Kid and Pat- wo take urge of tire just com- Pleted. Gotham, he brought with him ent Leather buttoned, and @ list of patrons who had enjoyed hy pain Rice tem || Tan Russia Calf and Black || Mrs. Mark Hanns, Dan Hanna and/ HN. Hasna, Corneltus N, Bliss, G. F.| re ine Aldrich, Dryden, «Dick pes sa eons | Russia Calf laced. Keily, Mrs.” Mark Henna and other | | Peoped equally prominent. But, even in | te hands of Frank Beonett. who is | & Yegarded as probably the drigntest | e fhocel wan in America; st has tailed to ’ si ys feo case ams ter Deceit cana | Extra high cut boots for Up & morning newspaper and there saw | ie: i BAlgtiscirtstess ca || Misses and Children succeed him. He had no warning of 1 the contemplated change. “IC developed | that a heavy stockholder had made the | 5 to deal with Berger, on his own initiative, | ° . and that he had forgotten to mention | the mutter to Mr. Bennett or to Mr. Beunett"s—closest friends in the direc- Siithough Mrz Bennett ts sald to | Other styles from $! -50 to found that * myuster enough / $4.00 Alexander ferred not to do things ‘that way. | has handsome offers in this and Cities and he will accept one of | ‘them, probably. within a few. days. MWith hia retirement the Hotel Gotham ipany is to be reorganized. Several of the old directors are expected to re- | ‘ani new men will take their places. ——-—___ | THINKS OLD.LOVE | aoe af B. Altman & Co: i} Savings and! One Child ‘ SPECIAL SALES CE Are Missing. Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Streot a TUESDAY (TO-MORROW) OCT. IST, Michael Cohen, a carpenter, of No. 1 : Morrell street, Williamsburg. “asked the Bates to-day fo hunt for be wite. Fan] 4.090 YARDS OF BLACK SILK CREPE DE CHINE 40 INCHES WIDE $1.38 PER YARD Ida, who disappeared last Thurada Cohen believes his wife has eloped with => @m old suitor, who wooed her ip Russia at the time of his courtship. ‘Arriving home from work Thursday ALSO: 3,500 YARDS OF BLACK BROADCLOTH™ evening, Cohen found irée older | | + Rachel, ten, | 2 six years old—locked out of $1.25 PER YARD their fiat! ‘They |had been waiting to get | fn since returning from school; His | wWite hdd sone, with the youngest child,|_ THIRTY-FOURTH STREET. THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, FIFTH AVENUE and $0 of the family savings were | Sead fia, He andkewis Lapin rere ri the hand fis bandaoae AN went esooihiy untl a week ago i when Lapin arrived in New York with!| fis wife and family. During Con: wimence, the latter says, Lapin cal eau his wife and a few days Bate Lapin, according to cote husband, was living at end Division streets, Maniiat “his wite-and ‘children are now fA, Clayton, an enileted mem-| $ | i Ne 1 i ine Twelfth U. 8 Intautry. pad $ 09. 96. sida? | Apartmss ts Purntabed for THE EVENING WORLD, (MONDAY, ‘Lord & Taylor Commencing. Tuesday, October 1st Fall Sale of Mushn Underwear, ' Silk Petticoats, Kimonos, Corsets €8 Wash Waists Night Gowns 98c., $1.25, $1.75, $2.25, $2.45, $2.95 Drawers, 75¢., 98c., $1.25, $1.95 Chemises, 98c., $1.25, $1.95 Shirts: $1.25, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95,$3.75 to $4.45 Silk Petticoats fn Black and Colored Taffeta 37 and 39-inch, 1 at $5.00 In Black and Colored Taffeta, also Plaids and Dresdens and Black and White; 37, 39, 42-inch, $5.95, $6.95, $8.75 & $10.75 Ln Platd Mohair, 37 and 39-inch, - at $3.45 in Colored Mohatr, with plaid silk flouncings; 39 and 42-inch, $3.95 b In Plata Mohair, accordion ruffle with two silk ruches; 37, 39-inch at $4.95 Kimonos and W; rappers Long Kimonos In Fleece-down Flannel..... s ceee es $1.75) $1.95 In Oriental Crépon................0.... + $1.95 In Silk, Flowered and Oriental Batters + -$5-75 : Rae. Gowns In Fleece-down Flannel... ...............$3-45 Exderdown Ws rappers In Blue, Pink, Red, Lavender and Gray, bound with satin........ AOBOAS GODS #3-45 Short Kimonos In Fleece-down Flannel. ..75c., 98c., $1.25, $1,50 In Plain Crépon.........2 +2002. 002. 00002 98C In Oriental Crénon.... 2.2.2.0 ....2. 0.000. $1.25 In Silk, in Fl. w-red and Oriental Pattern . . $3.75 Corsets In Fine Coutil, (attached supporters) $1.65, value $2.50 t In Fancy Broché Batiste), (attached Supporters) $2. 65, value $4.75 ‘In Fine Coutil, “Genuine Whalebone,” (attached supporters,) $2°65, value, $5.00 Wash Waists Fine Batiste Warsts, trimmed with Val. lace at $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $4.45, $4.95 | < Tailored Linen VWeazsts $2.50, $2.95 Tatlored Madras Watsts $1.45, $1.75 \ Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, SEPTEMBER 30, 1907. a Women Ss. Damty tire purchase a clusters that usual lee Sheer White Toe. and . Fine Batistes. selection. Some here that were made antines, Nun’s Veilings or preity sell for $3.98. TO-MORROW, 10 A.M. TOT FM. Girls’ School Coats Werth §: craers piled” (EHX 147TH STREET STORE, Second Foor. TO-MOnROW, 10 A.M. TO 1 FB. Mt. Decorated Chinaware. 2-quar nutter Pillow Gait Warsts. t one price to-morrow. 42. Not more than 2 pairs to a customer, No Mail ca Pair DL. DC (THE 14TH ST. STORE, 34 FL) ‘eet oOo: Infants’ Department. BABIES’ LITTLE IS¥ CLOTH AOR Ae q APA embroidery and revers. months to 3 years. W Pink or Blue ding kinds . MUSLIN DRAWERS. Some hemstitched, others Sizes 1 to 12 with tucks. While at a ptional values, Fresh Meats and Fish. a borros ROUND 1% 1 Anten CORNED BEEFY, | TO-MORROW, 10 A.M. TO1 P.M. » |Men’s Trousers ‘400 Pairs of Men’s Union } Labe! frousers; net Worsted eifects, strong: ly made, Sizes 2; to in this lot Sailor and suits have made FRESH FR ITs APPLES — -Funcy | Fac Baldwin” appies,| Fine Jersey exe ¢ S119) ry $1.73] ¢ Tel basket ea Naeem’ Smoked Ox Tongues. oa eine,” cloeal Serer peel, O eon PDF Br day moriine’ to, ZAG wiile Tuesday morning 40! ‘*No. 14 Blend Coffee’ WHISKE $2.85 jal P halt 790 Note 796 secep ints OLD enor! ete MARYLAND WHIS A woroughly good blende, ‘one bottle to a ful} quart bottle awor (CEHE 1406 SKEET STORE, 5 Pieces of F covered for- An immense Damasks, at 50c ‘this remarkably “We, will re-cover any room in New York and | Cloths. ERT ETE EIS Housefurnishings. WALL CLOTHES DRYE see Fall Suits. times try Men's Suits the shoes wet y eel 1 outne Tor Monday Le ale Tea “this offer. Orders taken for two weeks ealy at choice Of ‘high-grade Tapestries and Damasks; we baye the best equipped work- | TO-MORROW, Table 10 A.M. TOLP. ChilZren’s Shoes Kidskin Shoes; button and lace in, patterns. Sizes, 5 to & widths, C to EE. Wortfic79c. 9. Not more t 2 pairs 9 to a customer. . No Mail Orders 1) SL4 st Filled. Pair.” 49c KE, Male g vn Fiend) (THE 14TH ST. STORE, 3a PL) Drugs and Sick- Room Supplies Mail Orders Filled 3 « TZ penne Ie-S 3) uN choles, 200 RUBBER v IAL pees Prey NED « 10c Li with this 5 we h: Your Tine of Fall and the” cOuats iz Made STORE. CLIMAX BRAND MACHINE, SILK. (THE 14TH STREET STORE, ) Main Fleer.) S rehaee of fine Tapestries and on the dollar enables us to make low price. S-plece frame suite of ordinary size and give you yo employ oifty the most. skilled upholsterers, thereby aranteeing to give perfect satisfaction. FurnituYe called for and delivered free Triyou cannot callin: person Lor te re apa hee! of our Tepersentatives