The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1907, Page 9

THE EVENING MOREE. SOLOCIOANE, THREAT CALLED. SENT TO PRSON | FERRY CLOSING BLUFEBY MIVOR CNPRIEST'S FLEA Notice of ~Shut Down Seven Lines Regarded as a Club, “Chinatown Drug Sentenced for Six Months. Store,” Sixth | Two Blocks on MONDAY, OCT re poe Avenuc. Neill: Adams Co. ® Established Forty Gu 2th, 21st and ari 22d Strects “$13,000,000 fot seven Fast Riv) __ followin CITY RBEU Company, in “Arrears’for Reni, Wanls § $13,000,000 for Its Plant. on Charles Hitch, Owner of : end: urged “thet ¢ Following ‘the tity’s ref pention: created a omild (lawyer Aaron J. Levy, Protest against the | clergyman, piven} Two Inepeotors of the Health j Depe aa for | ment tentified that on June 4%, at 2} {o'clock In the morning, they bought at} Hite jines, the Brooklyn Ferry Compan posted conspicuously on’ boats and in waiting rooms of the ines Involved the Taide a vain | statements of the Hd i je Publica Te that this property will be uti other purpores at an early date, neces- mR tire -2be: donmantof these fer- oa ries, Due notice of discontinuance wil! | Droved to contain a heavy percentag be given Signed, | cocaine. Hitch did not te son, but filed an | Was out of town on the date £n question, Toowne-painted-out that Hiten-wan-an” E =been— punished charges. © “BROOKLYN FPRRY CO. OF NEW toslay. Mayor MeCillan said : Stan tn taver OC rh cures containt 83 progressed marat— and ted the cases of + own ferries wil aerted there yoice of to be cons! be-abande a As_an‘Awkaner,’! was-more o ferry con ed bi of oY with a fi They gay roadway, . expired May 1, 1 Dock Commissioner ard of Aldermen, who last n all propositions of | erry Company, Bhi! . jus tp sell to the | Reinlanocurendanalruases slays! | Me WDD ALCOHOL ment; lates. Charlotte Kramer Found| Ferry Company owes | in rentals due for ae status of the “Ferry from Rooseyelt st hattan, ts Broadway, Broo! 520 Pairs of O IT Trad Named Orders.) 320 pairs of a. well-known-S ( tht acl saly low pri For a quick clea styles that aré to ‘be are our regular trade named Fine Dress Shoes for Women at $1.00" hoe, in ery size in AA and A widths and a few sizes in B, C and D Both button and lace: Shoes in the tot: AC splemdit-sitoe- tt Se SV S0UT HESE BARGAINS advertised on the sam e ‘goods. for T uesday are always at prices lower than any previously Chis rule is invariable. Mail and telephone or“ers filled only as long as special lots last. We reserve the right to 2a purchases when deemed necessary. hargain for those who. conie early to-morrow. _| | Robes, Laces TN ADAMS BUILDING muri’ ONLY ———— and N Nets--Splendid Values 4 Black Spangled -Robes—" Real Lierre Lace Robes— ‘Real Princess Lace ‘Robes— Value $12.08 special é Vale season's. ~ importation. Th season's’ importation Value $19.00; She: Value $55 spe- Os 98 cial at . $12. 00 cial: at. SiG $25.98 = REAL. IRISH EDGE AND INSERTION inches—wide — Value $4.00 per yard; special at of IMITATION CLUNY-EDGE AND_IN- RTION. Value 4 30G.; spectat-at;-per- WHITE, CREAM AND ECRU Seto 29 |y Value $h98 ANTILLY NETS — 45 “Value $150 pe 7g at 5 8c! very special for Tuesday at pl royal blue Copenhagen, dark’ green, and brown. \PP UE AND INSERTION— lalue $1.25 per yard; marked VENE- ¢ 44- fick All Worsted 49% 42-iich All Wool 152- inch All Worsted Cheviot, C | Batiste, 39¢ Panama Suiting, Sponged and shrunk; proper| Nice silk finish quality; very ser-] Heavy weight, suitable for Fall anc. weight viceable; cream, pink, light blue, | Winter wear; elegant finish, all pure for coat-suits; black, ras tans, etc., ete, des. browns, navies, reds, trays, greens, <wool——Black and all the new. Falls 59 | 5 °75 Imported Chiffon “Broadcloth. Guaranteed to retain high lustre finish after sponging; black, cream, brown, apricot, tans, grays, greens, reds, $1.25 New Fall-Tailor -Suitings. plaids, etc. 54 Inches wide in the new Pekin stripes, checks, over- | ||! Browns, greens, grays, blues, garnets and | ||! Visiting — 5Q cards. of superior = quality stock printed inf} any style ‘of typet hex Imported thin-blown Crystal goblets; full size, for table use. — 10c From 8.30 A. M. have Two * 3 Stamps with each ten cents of purchase. After 12 o'clock only one—the usual numter—will be given. 5 We-do this-to divert Into the guleter the ‘Usual Number of “S, & H.” Paper. “Odd tots “high-grade h |" paper; various finishes, S. & H.' (orcen Stanps_ 12.0’Clock. to noon you may Tracing Decorated “porcelain pistes; Homer Laugntin | ware; sizes include tea, breakfast, dinner and soup plates; att perfect. hours of the moining some of the busi- ness’ which is now crowding us tn the ee a $2.00 BROADCLOTH, 54 inch high, satin tizish.. Equally Fine Values in Black Goods BLACK SPONGED AND SHRUNK cf. 29 BL, ~ $1.50 BLACK IMPORTED HIGH LUSTRE BROADCLOTH, chiffon weight. ...... $1.50 BLACK IMPORTED ALL-WOOL $1.25 BEACK IMPORTED SUPERIOR 79 FINISH VOILE, 43 inch.-...... PANAMA CLOTH, 54 inch $1.75 BLACK IMPORTED HEAVY A 98 $1.00 BLACK ALL- OOe TAILOR WOOL COATING CHEVIOT, 54-inch...... ic j SERGE, 54 inch..... é3 OK 7sc. BLAGK ALL-WOOL SILK FINISH 49c } _ $1.00 BLACK ‘ALLWOOL r REN CH NUN'S. VEILING, 42 inch........ stern sees VOILE, 41 inch......... Sart teeeeeeteterres annuin. ‘Phere te back Fental due city from August 1, 190 “The Brookt: the city $9 in Dying Condition by — 29, Her Daughter. : nd street, than a yeas— seven Ines on eabeerra 5 eM Charlotte * forty-five ‘Sixth-street,died early “thin morn- | Kramer, jyenr lin Bellevue Hospital ing trons the which the with sul Patrolman James Maher, of the Firth | treet station,-wax-calie’ to the Kramer ||| me by a j no maid that her mother was {il drinking the wood alcohol nsolaantan eel ahe thought. When Di, Stary found Mrs. “Kramer ’ she wan in her night clothing. She died ! shortly after admittance to the hospital (Holding 3 $35,000 ber annum. rental has been pala ibe ce February 1, Bea Bait viehy from that t Rtest viel “Greenpoint. “Lease expires May 1, 146, Rental $5,400 per annum, Pakt ta’ Aur 1, 1907, third siret,| Brooklyn. | Broadway, Lease expired May 1, 194 ‘Rental $3,000 ts, annum. ‘Tiere ts due from Feb, 1, to-Oct. 15, 1908, $14,402.40. ‘Ferry to _Greanpoint. 1908. Rental, $16, Aug..1,_ 1907. hattan, to Broadway, expires Dec. 1, 1911. rental annum. Rental eave frm Se, Oct. 15, 1908, $11. > Summary Zit reas “Rental Qoane ts yt. arene he Le ARON 20 “root 10 Beene: cai eben te pmaamey Boat Leaso expires May 1 per anirum., Pais to| Lease 10,000 per 16, All reniala ate being paid-since date the-appointment of a recelyer,_Oct. 5 icawe of which - "The Brooklyn Ferry Company went to the hands’ of a recelver October 18, 1 Be i Joxeph J. O'Donohue, Jr., was esident and alas {a_recelver. B. n= Tusrenteed to | indigestion "and stomach trounk t \e 26. Munyon' Hr ‘Cure -spesdily. our In’tha pack, Joins os Rrgina and’ all forma: of rede Zldridee, yohn Engiis, Janes Jourdan, Theodors ¥. Jackuon, and M,\)'Dono- for the Plant. wses the tarry compRRy willpak Ne oros tre property, to could not be learned to- ay: resident O'D: ou topo Sonaph Riley refused to tal “THe Plotion of the Willlamsbure aid to Hate hare ae ferry Kents oni aumonia and hours, Price 25c. positively cures ai or ef ale ically stores lost power to | weak men Price Riad AMA Eto. montis: “MUNYON’S DOCT ORS. Renee ‘aicians from ered coll oat ome eer} Ne-U: partment, Laat yoar he company de- faulted payment of the Intornat on ones and some rentals are still due, December the Supreme Court of’ Kings. County rendered Judgment against the ferry company, and a mile ordered ‘of the mortgaged properties. ‘The offer to pell the seven lines to tha, olty for $13,000,000 was then mado, and rajected by the Board of Aldermen, ihe thre ree to close down the ferries reat inconvenience to thousands of users did not alarm James D, melodiste Slayerpiano Truly, we —cannot__understand. how anybody can purchase a Playerpiano without first see- ing and heating the wonderful ‘IDPAL MELODIBT2.'’ It ts so almple, #0 ori to control, that if you have the tiniest bit of moate jn your soul you can i the most difficult pieces, by — Belt Amaistant: Conporation Counsel Brooklyn. jwho sald: eve It will be the conmpany's ‘® common carrier; ty maintain | franchises, which have | JUDGMENT OBTAINED BY DR. PIERCE SETTLED. | | Certs Publishing Company Paya | course, it is easy to say that $17,081 und Case is Ended, ‘in the, papers. True, and it is Gs erreur ae | usta easy fouthe l DEAL e Buttalo Hvening News.) MELODISTE’ to Pierce's Work Dunuaaee eral] PROVE all that we tell you, if you will only investigate its mi ryellous capabil ies. for Well ax the simplest, with feeling hd expression. been. pald and a| Satisfaction 1 Judgment fled in} the office of County Clerk Price, The aum ne in. ttlement was $17,681.44. Thus ende one of the moat famous Jawwuita over tried In this part of the country, -Dr,-Pleree claimed heavy! damages by reason of an article Ished'in the Ladies’ Home’ Journal de: ToRatory to, tho merits of Golden Medi cal Digcovery and, Favorite. Prescrlp Ons. Mi At (the trial here before: marth ie Toate i BimAn intereating book: fed. tree to vou IEYou nak (or sri’ reauest wlll brite Ik th ——————Fashionable,--splendid—taitorin: and trimmings -are: the distinguishing feat these-new:Fall extremely modish and at ’very small prices. Speciels- for Tuesday and shadow stripes. Usua for $25.60 Special at models, medium length’ coats, sid folds.._Usually offered at $20.00;.sp Women's—Suits—-of-In OF alf-worsteds newest model skirts with-folds. ally offered at $16.00; special at In-the-Fur-D glossy black, long-Stole and very large Muff. offered for le: special at . crate. Prices. | | porters. and §. + -Table’ Cloths Regular values $4.00, $4.50 | Regular values $5.50, $6.00 Regular values $7.00, $7.50 IN [amy eITmRR BOT! "BUILDING }——_—_ line lea 7 Table “able Cloths and Napkins Importers’ Saniples About One-third. Below-Regular. Valucs. — These beautiful Linen Satin Damask Tablectoths come to us. from one of the largest imu of_fine Linens. TABLE CLOTH Pxtraordinarily Fine Values” “Fable Cl Cloths Table Gloths~- Regular — values and $6.50. All at, each, and $8.50. All at, each, _ $3.98 $5.98 | an $7.98 5,00. All at, each, $2.98 silk; ex Yard- Satins : Napkins_ Regular value $2.25; per doz., at Black Peau de Soies—Guaranteed all pure NAPKINS---At a Big Saving. Napkins Tale » Napkins ) Regular. value -$4.00 and Regular values £5.00, $5.50 $4.50. All at, per- doz., and $6.00. All at, per doz,, $2.98 $3.98 __Napkins $1.65 $5.98 - Another Very Special, Offering of Silks. ie Values That Have Never Before Been Equalled $1.10 Quality, 30-Inch ‘Warranted to Wear” B ack \Dress pralletaaah heavy, bright rustling quality, with a regular dress taffeta finish. “Guarantee for Wear’! in selvage of every yard; a-value not equalled anywhere this season at our Special Tuesday Price of .,..ceccce:+ sss see sees sis Made with fancy blue edges— Black Guaranteed Taffctas Superior quality; extra heavy weight; + val. 89e Yard-wide: value $1 Double-Width All-Silk Black Voile cellent values; 27-inch; value 89c. /69c Yard-wide; value Sli 25, at 98c. Wide Coloredand Black Lining. Especially’ serviceable for coat n ite, silver, Stay, brown, &c,; val ishy value) $1.25; va Oe ae 4DAMS BUILDING ONLY |————_—__ _ Women’ s Smart Suits at Extremely Low Prices — o0d=miateriats. tits-for-large-and small.womenc Women’s Tailored Suits—Of best gamitasiee offered ve, $46.50 Women's Tailored Cheviot Suits—Several | “plaited with $44.75) sible—Overplaids— Offefis; medi teneth-coae Genuine Lynx Scts, Worth $40, at $24.50 Genuine -Lynx-Sets-foreign_dye,-guaranteed=rich, than $40.00-per--sel; $24, 50 And All the New Furs at Extremely, Mod- $9.00, $10.50 and $12.00. All at, Regular values $7.00, and $8.00. “All at, per doz,, IN°*ADAMS BUILDING ONLY Cr 79¢ Guaranteed all pure silk; bright, crisp tin- | 99 89 | | 69c | | 59 | | res of. Never] Table Cloths —- if $7.50 169¢ | | ea, Copenhagen, See tne and i$ | 25. wine; medium and heavy weights. Same qua! 69 | a afternoon, cloths offered qiseqieren at $1.75. a ~ | ity for which others ask $1.25 ite Ct Mason fruit Preserving jars; -fitted with porcelain-lined metal caps; quart size. Dezen, 39¢ Regular Price, 55¢— (Third Floor, Froat.) Heating Stoves Round cylinder . parlor heating stoves; fopi food grareyexceprionaty Rood: heater. 2 29 ~ (Basement) brick—lining;—-ornamental- Peas Price,. $3.50 A For cooking—the ‘Carbon;’ 5 holes on top; extra heavy cas ings; large aie oven; full cabinet base. $11.25 iBasement.) Bolts tor 15¢ _ Regular. Price,.15c..Each_. Main Floor, 18th StJ Ragillae Price, 2 for 25¢ Floor, 16th St.) Misses’ Hats The ‘Ranch a very jaunty and servicdable school hat; trim- med with fancy naz, cardinal and pearl, > 49c Regular Price; 75¢- {Second Floor, Front.) “Oifice Supplies asatt OTK, prnt—OF wn UcHage: 4 pint carminé Ink, jar of, white paste: all-packed in box, ee Regular Price, $1.70 : (Third Floor, Center.) -Curtains— Heavy Nottingham curtains, with a pair, $1.25 Regular Price, $1.50 (Third Floor, Front.) Parcheesi Game This old favorite needs no de- scription—it is known to all, 45¢ Regular Price, 69c. (Third Floor, Rear.) averlock edge; Renaissance design; (Pith Fe Excelsior Brevas; Porte Rican Ciats; Dox of 50, 91.10 _ Regular Price, $2 (Main Floor, Ca lot includes. velvet, Axminster an: 29¢ Regular Price, 45c (Fitth Floor, Front.) -Curtains: A pair, Eiderdown All-wool cide:down, ripple an. gray and navy. Yard, Regular Price, 39¢ (Mala Floor, Front.) Regular Price, $3.75 Box of 50 Gane has t= | Regular Price, $16 |- high-grade rpet Hassocks —Excetlent variety of colorings; id Rultled muslin curtains; made of excellent material; 2%4 yards long. d plain; pink, light bluc, tan, black, Floor, Talel Oil Stoves — The “Model” heater; guaranteed safe; can be carried from room—to oom, with safety ; 0 smoke or “ieee Price, $ (Basement) pear-shape 3 ‘Be . Regular. Price;Sc.a_ Card (Maln Floor, 18th St) 0; Cards —ftor Trunks— Linen. lines; Two trays; canyas covered; long brassed steel clamps |) and corners; .wo locks; sole leather Strap all around center. © $6.25 — - Regular Price, $7.95. 4 AThird-#tege, Rear,+ “Smyrna Rugs -Geod-assartunentbest_gualities;- choice colorings and desieni: size 4x7. st $5.75. doled. Regular Price, $7.50 (Filth Floor, Frost. —Rag Dolls Body and head are made vf soft material-—which makes the doll practically unbreakable; pretty faces; 5 varieties, Regular Price, $1 airs Floor, Rear, | se nol SEED Tomato Catsup: The celebrated Columbia brand; mede from ripe tomatoes ; and pure epleee Boles: | Regular Price, 24c {Fourth Floor) —:- a