The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1907, Page 6

1907. ea sou O Neill-Adams Co fas | Established 40 Years r Tia B not love him when tiey were married. ihelmabaven torpedo boats, The of ra | ‘emo I =| eg : wife almply to secure his ald in reaching | 4 MENICO CITY. Oct. 13—Panfl> Gar- j cla, «ne of the wealthteat men in Mex-; || i He left an A i D’Zon Must 20th, 21st & “22d Streets Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue Photographer | Wait Until E { IN EITHER BUILDING “AGHET QUT” _N SAYS GARLIC Couple Air Troubles in Court, but He Will Have to — Pay Alimony. THE THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SCTOBER 15, tellectual {deals, and that Kt wax mur = aterm sa, Salers | tually understood that she became hial | MEXICAN LEFT $30,000,000, ct eeremnee Kriown. | re These Six Big Furniture Specials Are for Thi This Week Only. = S10, 25 Morris: Chairs (ene $8.50 Bed Couches $3. 95. $825. illustrated; “of Malady Dep President Will Try.to | In the Supreme ecu- Justi, Retich. Court denled the motion of Sounisel_ Tor —Abram—B ton—9—Brookizn Bes photographer. for the dismisss} of the complaint of his.former wife, Dr. Anna > [p'Zon,—on tho ground that she ix = hapeleas lunatic. DrcT¥Zon--mied_tver. former hasband. ay. denying ‘the legality of «| alta ; llvoree decree obtained by’ | Pocnver ah im a-year ago. after she had feft him, bd ahd onaining as co-respondent the! GERMANY ARRESTS . BRITISH SPIES. b ‘Abraham Gartick, of No. dij East One broad Hundred and Twenty-fourth streat, was springs; ‘made of quartered | ak’ or_imilation’ mahog- | a complete With ve- Now “That Order to Re- ie $8.25 urn'Was Only to Test. Men's Feanee = "Better than imany Couches aeveriera ‘in “special Sales”"—Because the frame is heavier, the Na- | “ tional steel. wireis the better-spring,. the fabric is. ported aby Nearly-double the number of steel hela 1 springs, the mattress and bolster'are cov- ered with plain green denim and are $5. 95 al well filled; special price.... e ses at $8.75. Good quality black ~\— hair Mattresses, 40. Ibs. weight, made ! * solia Oak Dressers (Like ut.) “Thirty-six inches wide, with large bevelled plate mirror; q ipped of power ‘and Aiscredited. “by @Aaisriends, Sylvester J! Small, former | Nlegvaphers’ Union, has started West. ‘Phere will be « meeting of the National Bebcutive Commities in MUwaukee on ‘24, and Smal) says he will appear % iwanted the Court to order her husband | Woman. whom ‘he married on | tlie te support bat because she res [eta strength of his New Jersey decree. T! he-would Kill her. were_tnarried many year 1. He's eae wants me £0 comvalt sutcide with | pered, she studied medicine nd was nd:| BERLLN, Oct. 15.—A. despatch recelved 2 ta | anitted to practice two years ago. Thon |‘at Emden, from Borkum says ‘a ‘spying Gis. We fight all the| ‘she left him and wrote « long letter re-! yacht with English nayal officers ‘It would. be<better {fhe would | calling to-him thats}; abe did board has @o much @ Week and live by don't want to Me by myealf,” put = with my ‘wits, only ahe wants her er to ive with:us : That's the whole trouble, Judge Her_mother fe always butting | Fi in Her mother runs the house and/ want . » aides, with | pero aca ys Lost aIate xu, Roberta . Inever asked her to kill! tin.theoffices of the Postal and | nerseit-with me, but I-sald. we might} Union Companies in place of | a5 wel] be dead ag have her motherin. 1,80 who compose’ the normal force. | {he house. = — —!Last week, — Judge, she—_and —her “Bre y bet. 18th'& 191h Sts: ~ uy ooea way be : from the Orient—at Vantine’s. Sa ae A.or fancy a Oriental Rugs, Oriental Jewelry, ie Small was in power the atrike rtera were at the Astor House. |over and both of them pitched on me. Thithe future it ts likely heséquarters | Somebody threw a knife and it stabbed Will be In Clinton Hall: When Small|me in the hat~see the hole here—and | Jett his office in the Astor House yester-| then somebody threw a pair of shears day Other oMiceora received his mall, The] 64 just missed m: ‘with contempt, | ‘I> saw that-—was: os % e-President of | Judge. ecb startet down the t Vs escape use mY mi was S head eae Committee, closed: the | veeween me and tho door. Wille I was | Simbing down the fire escape, four fights, my mother-in-law took all the | SFHE highty artistic touch of Rare Oriental workmanship displayed in each individ- _ual_article, whether it be for Home Oma- mentation or Personal Wear, will readily Oriental Laces, appeal to those who seek for gifts that cannot ja aia Se ton my head, It ounced of and broke | Fabrics, Z good article at a little cost. Regular Magistrate’ 8: fA sf -{-week-only-at—, to call off the strike. He, E 33 75 : prover tor m er S fojgend her mather away drs. Garlick E broideries, Vistt_Vantine’s for ‘ Things Unasaal’’—lovers— $ Z a ier venathec ices Ceramics, Fans, of Oriental handicraft will find a revelation in the 7 KITHER BUILDINO a = declared Garlick. collection of Artigae and Modern Oriental Things H = andkerchiefs my furniture,’ famnivare," a ah isplayes ere. : is Anticipate your Handkerchief wants. now. [ie oe Bala for iL hehe abtanta ean “But I gave ray the money,” said Gar. Complete stocks. Complete assortments. Prices the lowest. 2 ‘The Magistrate decided that the furnl- Women’s all-linen, fine quality hemstitched ture belonged to Garlick and instructed {him to take it and live br himself. The Handkerchiefs, 1% and ¥Y% inch hems, 9c each, “$1.03 per jemount of alimony heis to pay his wife Women’s Plaid “Shamrock Linen” Initial Han¢- ‘will be settled to-morrow afternoon, erchiefs, a box-of ‘Men's all-linen Initial Handkerchiefs, a box of | $10.00 Enamel Beds, $8.00 ~(Just like ‘illastration.) This_‘bed® has heavy nd-fancy- The frames-are-well made and nicely finished, trimmings, seven and the uphobtery-is genuine leather. Length | fillings in’head and foot, |_-6-féet 2 inches, width 1 foot 3 inches; in the best white enamel tional: ;-an_excep- price. $18.75: special price for this Oriental Lamps, - Ss troees J.-Gould in” Chicago, and then y sign, — Regular price $10. ; saat —price-for this week only A iasue “stich a call just to show : Bim and other directors of the Western felon how firm the operators were in + ee, Stand that every concession be ted: them, IN ADAMS BUILDING ONLY Men’s Winter Overcoats ; ue Fall and Winter Suits lade Strict): » Well Worth to Your Order 12. 98 $20 and 22 For a limited period we will make to peut measure a first-class suit or overcoat at the Ve offer you a cholce of over 100 different est and best of the season’s styles. ee we will make strictly to your-order, in an a ercoat or suit, ANY SIZE, GTH.. In fact,_it will be. tailored in ANE aren -you-in-every-detail,~ The materials include worsteds, cassimeres, thibets, cheviots, mettons, kerseys, friezes, etc. Suits that will Eve absolute Satisfac- tion at the particularly low price of $1 2.98 ma ban Bronzes, Screens. oe atrikers. are keeping a. sharp eh ee Hen graph company. of- Bernstein, Toe Filclea atone, yprookinn The | complainant waa Wililam Lynch, of | 0; 85 DeGraw street, Brooklyn, who | @id Slagistrate Mons that the two men/ @ttacked hist at Park row Man street and. gave him a beating. Héishowed marks and bruises, | The Mixletrate! held the pate, doth | members ot: Tei ‘Unton,,Locat+ No. 36, in on for trial in the | Court of Special Sessions. The union | furnished bondamen and they were’ se! New Linen Collars. New Fall styles of women’s Embroidered Linen Collars; a large variety of choice designs in btind and openwork effects—medium to high widths— ~and-a full-range-of sizes. e Greenhut Seal Offers in aoe Gite Greenhut and Company demonstrate in their Boys’ Clothing ~ that serviceability-can-be joined with elegance. - = The-low-— fs suit sold by—them possesses oie in design and a | guaranteed reliability. Attention is called to the interesting line of fur -and-fur= trimmed overcoats for children; also to the-stocks of hats -and._caps_for_hoys,. which. include all the novelties of _ : European and. American. design. | ae | i} Lace Curtain” Dept. For Wednesday’ s_ selling: ae Bonne Femmes. One of the ,season’s most populal) Boys’ Norfolk and Double-Breasted Sar of diary ate window: draperies—234-— yards ant rey dee Re * Winter weight, in: attractive navy, gray and ben ~~ mixtures, with extra pair knickerbocker ~ trousers. $4.75-each; special at....... Hithertos/:50) ser Boys’ Refers, | three-fourths . length, of -heavy- ~ IN-EITHER rex BUiLDINO | Decorated Fancy China and Cut” Glass Reduced Prices _ pieces; fish and game decorations. Regular price $5.98 per set; special at. $3.98 Decorated -China_ Bouillon Cups and _ si Saucers. Re; far pri 25¢. each; special at V5e Sa ‘ancy shapes, pr corations, — Ke; 3 ; lar price 69c. each; special at. ny 49¢ ‘Gut-Glass. Sugars-and. Creams, “Regu ice £2.98 per set; special at. | Gut_Glass-Sogs, Ia price $4.98 each: spec Cut, Glass Mayonnaise Bowls and ¢ lates. Regular price $3,98 set; special at Women's: French- Embroidered -Gollars,-cach 35¢ The New Narrow Width All-Silk Windsor- net aes arn eats eee correct-styiés_in- SSeererit Chauffeur Admi = Speeding Forty Miles Feaily gone broke on. the rac Ving $35,000 in unpeld markers with |: ea Be he trookmakers at Belmont, as some the tmorhing papers—sald, tie fact | wexertheless stands out that he had! Seneukh nismes—left 1 wlve a oash bond. for hia chauffeur, John Foster, NUS BS “halls, i. 10 to 11 feet long, PHICES” $90;00" tof aircet 10 koeop Satung into. a crossiown. car, After Foster, was locked up he @ot] word to Yeixer, Who sent the mone the ball to the station house, pee claims?’ tul grin. deal to be able Jail" watd Magis t. unfortunately I- cannot. Aned a ete you golng as fast ma the | nuked (he Magia: "admitted the | pster $10 and held him in welght gray and brown cheviot ‘mixture and in navy--blue-cheviot; silk-naval emblem: embroidered on sleeve; 5 to 14 years. Children’s full length Overtoats, buttoned to neck; Value 750... stone gray and brown mixtures; velvet collar, naval 5.00 re usual pri Carabaugh Rugs about 3 ~ $10.00; how. - Anatolian Rugs, about 114 price $2.50 and $3.50; now..... Antique Mousoul Rugs, about 334x6%4 feels usual price $27.50 and $30.00; now. $22.50 Kermanshaw and Tabriz Russ, about 4x534 feet; ustial price $90.00 fo $145.00; now, - 4. $75.00 to $525.00 “$75.00 to $$10, lors, fine silky_shee a fe) tot4y4afeetiongssrstal prices $90.00 to $160. 00; now.$75.00 to $25.00 Gourevan Rugs, Serapi Rugs,9 to 1034 feet wide, 114% to 14% feet lone; usual’ prices $200.00 {0 $350.00; now. . $160:00 to $290.00 India Rugs, 6x9 feet up to 9x12 feet; usual Prices $100.00 to $180.00; nows $80.00 to $545.00 emblem embroidered on sleeve; usually-sold at 7.50 5.00 )Yonds of $100 for Special Sessions not having a driver's Heense, Fo: aver purine | ne Hotal ARtor Great Bargains for To-Morrow, Wednesday, in| Housefurnishings and China Copper Tea Kettles Coal Scuttles We offer five hundred 14- | Made of ieavy galvanized tron; double rim bot- ' 35 ounce seamless, flat bottom, | tom; size 17, Regular price 55c,; special’ at. heavy. nickel-plated on cop- Millar Oil Heating Stoves. per Tea Kettles, Ike cut. The | Just one hundred Oil Heating Stoves—Holds.one gal- Kind that wittnot leak. Reg- Jon of ofl, will burn for eight hours with~jone filling: your cholee of nickel or Japan finish, No. | Regular $5.00 and £5.30 stoves; special at. $4. 25 . Curtain Stretchers Own a Curtaln Stretcher and sive money by doing up your own curtains at home. We offer Just one & hundred of these at prices which should interest the |: Four Tube Gas Radiators—Made of heavy Russia fron, | laundress; size 6 feet wide, 12 feet long. 5c: Regular price Si. aa special, while they at at. with aluminuin' top finish, Regular ces $1 -20 | (No C. OLD. of Hall Ore fo C. O. D. fers.) $1.75; special a be dc toad Pace Our Regular $18.98 Dinner Sets, $12.00 1 Just fifty. of these very thin American Porcelain Dinner Sets, neiit border decorations, assorted, ‘each piste rold traced, 115 pleces to the set, loctuding soup tureen, | ies. Regular price $18.98; 5 at. Boys Bloomer Trousers. A very unusual of ering of bloomer trousers, made from: “short ends’ of, the highest-class weolens, chiefly in plaids andlichecks Sizes, 2 1-2 to 10 “years. Values 1.50 to 2.50. To be sold at ie a + ular price, No. 7, 01.25; % 4 | B, $1.39; No, 9, $1.45; Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York, Ee (Formerly occupied by B. Almaen & Co.) 95 f (a-ra-ra-ra-Hoom-de-ay, as Radiator: Want 2n instrument ‘you zs Beatin of pateains World “Ads, ‘sh f On which ane can beat twane or blow. - nab nine odin Riel