The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1907, Page 6

° WOT Fe oe s Mi AUNDIAD HTS FERTHE | == Saks ak Comp any ah OTIS HOOENINWONDS SIRE [NES | Pataca suits orWone @aisees _Deparneat of Far dita soldtionsoe Attention fee * invited to the Many New No previous season has witnessed the assemblage of so many strikingly ceautiful and’ orig nal models. — prompted him to order si PALL AND WINTER MODELS 167 he polxon causes Buh ei Wolehan a ; itnere Promaine Poisoning Says Phy- 3 cal Aai0 that De hai ew ae Evidently ny Fada a aE 5 pea ie roo i ———shown-in-broadeloth_and_faney_cloths > have-spared-no-effort to outdo -ourrelves. The— Scian; Natural Causes De sd thaittowasineavilysilutod Murder of Victim Miss lk ui _tor unas At $25, $29.50, $39 & $48,50. . |. p.ices that. prevail now are a potent factor in sug- clares Brother-in-Law. ing Since Sunday. Number of Cars. Com rising the most extersive variety andthe most ; #esting early selecti n; the first hint of real cold _ WALLEST BA BRAIN ee — sightly suits we have ever shown at these prices. weather will undoubtedly bringan advance in prices. th of August Welt, of NGEPORT: 7 Gontan Oct csia4 a pulle te : wai asked Ca, Ne. uo UHRA eae woman usderae Ubtan Hers ea corns S FOR MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN i FUR COATS, For WOMEN—SPECIAL aa == SHOWN By AUTOPS| \partmeat of ‘Mra Samuel Wel widow. of his deceased brothe! Manhatian Squure Hotel, a0 : 18-years:_32:to 36.bust, s,48. inches long; large | : -$19,50,-$22.50-& $27.50. Z Le SeTalineal throughout : F sing an equally desirable collectio of. fash- | with Satin to mat: h; sizes 34 to 42. ionable models suitable*for small figures. Z 5 ‘ y City Railway Company, was | {testing ground of tle Union Me the first witnevs.: The Fourth and Mad- Cartridge Company ‘in we eastern j json ayenup line Was frst take: of the-sity lose to. tha Trumbull fown | ae ah Etat nd to. ae a Ing: to sehediles of operation, Mr. ine: The boy Tad Yeon maleing /from | rote iy that no railway oficial, even’) his home ‘since Sunday-and ‘the /police | ‘A man who ropresented fnimeeit’ olan shat they believed to be the ingaleubordinatel coal lisa sic taniieat /BROADCLOTH PRINCESS DRI SSES fees piyeicinn for the Well {uinily sug-|AMallest brafn ih welent ever taken |ycy been notified of his dleappodrance.|of a starter oF general: foreman, could Five entirely new models in light or dark colors, from. normally intelligent adult) hu- : peated to an Evening World reporter} ‘ 1 marks of ylolence weré found be ‘guided entirely by written fnatru % (that Mr. Well migat~ pave died oz) man being, Bete auaap rasa varquna rine; keyratacens| Honk! At he should not use good, jugs | a At $35, $45; $48 & $73. 50, ptomaine poisonl but George Schu- | The tiysiciansa are entirely at loss to ment, for Instance, in sending out cars, “mnan, releneeyrates ‘ot Mr. Well, as: tas sopuntsrseWiie! sheet Walgneeis they | 74 wound « shoestring which had evi: |e would lose his Job very promptly, ut | - trom natuiai| could find no ety t hey | dently. bora uted to choke him to death, |there are no written rules for his guid- if eo —no—evidience—of_any brain oxe-ravswax-purpie-and—dadiy—dis- | ance. ttorted—— The child's arms were tled to | t $85.00 48 inshes long; semi fitting: model; ined’ w.th. K atin: sizes 34 to Aas “Value $100, 00... At $75.00 ° : Black Lynx Se s; medium pillow muff and 56-inch scarf to Pals = In performing pn autopey toxtay Cor- 1 -Hatlip O'Hanton, pomieksor Of the Drain Nad Been ofp ois eee his body by means of a stout cord ut it nat i a ere 3 a __Value $40.00, At $29.50. Bie MeN bets ce intellire eneral foremen as jo number 9 = This brain wax only ™ ounces in Near the spot where the body waa! « Nobo santeouts 3s About all he oud | zr. Well, = said “Mr. Sohuman,—* ce TWEET. whereas the average brain, tak found several pieces of women's und from Mr, Root was that the iB iad “the Manhattan Square Hotel last len from adults of similiar alze and clothing were later picked up, and the, et OMcialN— parsoiate. night to call upon his déceased broth- | Joa BaE96) et ‘from. tk [police think that a woman. either killed | eh all the ranks of the service. tés's widow and her mother. | They oc- the | chita—or—_was—tmpitcated—tr pats "FURRIERS LOSE STRIKE, o—mate SV slge S100: At $12.50 - - Mink Muffs; large flat model made from 4 well- ‘maiched natural-skins; trimmed ‘with heads and tetis Sos unm Vale's $45.00.—_At $3: 00. ian Paw Sets; Jorge flat muff and 60- inchs P: ‘oupy ‘© nulte of three rooms on th “The body _teom whieh Ve brain We een nea a arepoor H—-Finely: Ti eee ped_or- pss trosicn == Heats ‘Moor of we Hotel overlooking pee ated ee OE neta oP NRO dy | and as far as the police know there are| The strike of the furriers ended yes/¥ in black, gi ay, b. own, russet, tan, plum, wine or navy noireason for murdering [the boy. |The 2 if and d_ Copenhagen blue; all sizes. al. ar329.50.- nets leit him weak. His wife and @avghtéer being in Europe he has been pne_at_the Netherlands, © but of imported chiffon broad- 443 pally paid visita to hia relatives ; : 'Yy,-tan, brown, russet. Copenhagen 3 Millinery and friends, ae eee : : : : blue, lignt gray or wine new plaited skirts with tucks. The Fall Hats are exquisite—no other term can do with his sister-inday and her > a | Regular vaiue $50. | "even partial justice to the beautiful blending of colors iow who have. trained eed : ES E Sree Special at $33.50, and the in inite variety of ornamentation. Yet with = Se —all-tte lavish luxury_of color_and_tichness_refine—_| __ ment is no less streng'y_ predominant. death = : Gisease, (rs) Bamnvel: Well "oer i i : : : i az —PurL Cos ts,full length, semi-or close fitting | Segesysand thay notited Yhe Gee: | Ts models of black or brown brcadcloth, with linings of selected gray or white squirrel, natursl_mink—) Imported -Trimmed-Hats, Ponnets and-Toques: also heads and sides, na ural or dyed mus«rat, collars adaptations from the hands of our own milliners. of lynx, Persian lamb or sauirrel. & 3 one : ene $90. Tailored Temmed Hats in many new effects a8 - — At $3.75 to $13.50. n who said he was ee Well hyeiolan insinuated that pts- | Pisoni ceatitad tron aorna » How illogical we are ‘eaten by Mr. Well at the hotel. ‘ °C) Plummer, the proprietor, said! : to have-fresh succulent Eras eu mree na nee caer sitantt : > __ oysters deliciously ‘‘ooked. ‘Thought He Had Not- Been There | and then spoil the feast Before. { oy sabe are eS petro with hard dry oyster Apparel for Nurses & Maids On the second flcor—Hats for Girls ay ‘Misses— ‘Phummer. “‘6o. fares 1-know. it was! We maintain at all times an ample assortment | ‘distin=tive styles at very moderate prices. the first time he had ever been nere.; Hei sent his card to an apartment on the tenth floor and went up soon after. | of apparel and requisites at modest prices. Tea Aprons in lawn or dotted Swiss; embroidery or —lace-and-ribbon-trimmed...- 25e, 39¢, S0c, 65c, $1.00. ‘Princess Aprons. of. 53 lace, embroidery —_4r 70.4 and-ribbor-trimmed. ~~ Hc, 65e,-B5c,-$1.00. ‘a Maids’ Aprons without bib, 25c, 39c, 50c, 65c to $1.25 fr Waitresses’ Aprons. with bib: Gibson, bretelle sueP effects: embroidered or hemstitched, Unusual Sale of Values $5,00 to $6.00. At $2.85 In a variety of rode's—entirely new—styles suited sh oned of s.lk broche in white: {about 7 o'clock this morniig’ that ls rf Well had died during the night.” | ‘Ag. soon aa tlle office was notined “Dr.j GC. C. Sichel, the: house physictan, sf lied. He hurried to the so | « ments and then_asked Dr. Scho- z i 98 to $2.50 | phyetelan i Fnae i Se 4 ned : sehr ac BAC Vise eapevatclan, ide Lo when heh d ey Aaiaaeeea = “Maids House. Dresses jn mercalen ~chambray--or~ Bashioned of fancy broche coutt in white, white on tine ettenerron oe : y NATIONAL _ eect OB black sateen.-......- sessergs $450, $1.98 to $2.98 |. _pink or white and b'ue; med um bust movel with dip Ge ead be rn a Se oe ! = =|] Nurses’ Uniforms of scersucker or white linen, ip and round tapering wais ST Une Misses’ Uniforms-of Black mohaircne_piece, $4.50 sca : ~ = E $ =A -variety_of bows and squares, -lace- eee fod iver Tmother for four or a ae j : sr ribbon trimmed, 6c, 10e, 15€ to 25. steno! P there yester Jdayand he dictated several letters to He tolu her that about a week pottered ‘& severe illness follow. | ence itt some Oysters and had le: to~ “hte nything on> his “stock ently damaged very slightly by-watex - Srseul Mire uatingseut Merman Used Hucnlture: pcactionl|ycunii Orne § is Sane happens: jured, but prices: have_tumbled. Grand. Rapids Furniture re ireh, Magpie, Lee ee Aca tie can curt mantic "DRAS® BEDSTEADS im extracr” in a tab of cold or Inkewarm water in which a quarter of a-cake it Ge ei bie i nae Be. Naphtha he Pe has been dissolved; eats her 7 a on 1 aktasts aes ets moerrianguatemrsypeen eames “Lifetine Furniture s rémain, abe rubs a little soap on them,” Then she rubs the Our Grand Rapids produ ‘are not “butt te: treak-and- eet: We do not sell “one searon” quatity: : for years and always looks high class. eat TL Douglas. 0 At Absurdly Low Prices ‘ Lt dl of Vie entire stack at-once tomake room for: new. i recs os oe Oe UU a ae 25,000) preview ipee, — fF ee if Come! Examine!. Save Mo os Reward | corvintnyciiee AW S- ee ll ee ae a | PioG ae = onatsetarss! : \ NY ig cot 5 a tha Soay Spr cessor Wea Oras tcf a NY 7 |i | .MANGES BROS. yi Be walks of life than any other mako, pao f (Established 1832) is because of their excellent style, Gualtios.. The. selection of the Wi / Fall Suits and Gvercoats at $18 HEI NORD UCTS and other matorials ‘fo: gach pact of ttieretioes ianonevery, % i © is ecsy even for the mst Unpractised eye to discem by the most completo organization ix | thore characteristics which mark the supenor excel- of superintendents, foremen and ei S lence of Wm. Vogel & Son sui!s and overcoats ‘at $18. skilled shoomakers,who recelve the a) p h 2 i y heh highest wages paid In the shoe f These characteristics we term style—a style which reflects The woman of the house rises at the usual hour; soaps the clothes lightly but thoroughty; rolls: each: piece. separately; pte it” She does not have to spend the day in a hot’ room, filled swith - steam. = ; a _ She does hot have to boil the s : A : Wndustyendiwhase workmanship | : ‘Bf the individuality of the particular man. But thee are When You Need a Laxative clothes or bend, for hours, over a d Wfilicauiditakeyou Into my | things about these suits and overcoats you can't observe resort to violent ves which simply produce an effect with- i : onesies pacer teter eek show you how carefully W. L with the eye. Down unde neath the cloth is whe e the Careeae te ieaer tel beth Cathartics do not cure constipetion. aeaate board. : Theli use eventually weakens the bowels and teers with digestion, The safe remedy for constipation, whether occasional or chroalc is Beechams Pills ‘A short course of these famous pills establishes healthy and regular move- 50 shoes are mad ou would then Understand why hey jd thelr shape, fit better, wear. longer, and are of greater | value than any other $3.50 shoo, My method of tanning (he bottom soles produces more WET nexibte and tonger wourlny leather than any other tanvuge, Ue chief points of super ionty lic—a tailoring that affords long life to the’ uae garment haying’ been made j in And her clowes are cleaner, : sweeter, whiter, brighter than if. she used ordinary soap and hot Every new type of suit and overcoat is shown—conserya tive or radical—in fabrics that embrace a wide latitude. Cannot Be Equalled at Any Price. 20 POuclas eget SHOES’ $1.78 AND $2.00.) JUST THE SAME AS MY. MEN'S | SAME LEATHI OR $1.75 AND $2.01 | 5 ovglas ny om stam ped i Th fons for their use then become less frequent, and diminish- DEA ent oi Mota We | : WM. VOGEL & SON, Tagaees will produce the desired cee a benefits rom these en water. ‘ is S : i dl d lasti ‘They improra the digestion, strengthen the or, Pas es pean i % ay Broadway, Houston St. Heamedit(e #04 ee Te ae ae eneiarengaricd ait P. & G. Naphtha Soap is for sale in almost every. . Kiet p. grocery in-this city: The price is 5 cents a cake. ‘+++ BROOKLYN, The Best Bowel Medicine " PROCTER & GAMBLE, ay. | 1967 Broadway, cor, Gi 21 Fulton Street, cor. a. 478 Fifth Avenue. : More than 100 TONS of World are sold every day— | NEWARK-—768 Bread Mtreet. think of The World ‘Want"' ‘‘energy’’ this means, - fold Everywhere in Boxes, Abe nea | Sa Feetoriant Poe Ivery, Staten Island; N.Y,