The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1907, Page 6

‘LUMURY FOR POLICE CALLED T00 COSTLY ‘|New Downtown Station Has roo.-Many Elaborations, Says Engineer. 4 urtroom in Uproar When, Lawyer in Divorce Suit |,» ~ Makes Accusation. He bo constructed a: ustice -Glogerie: court Was hel i ctr Let we ;@cene “of a-remarkable, demonstrat auouset wife-of Tod, Burnett wos Waked> by His jawyer if she hadi not by-Fredetick 1. C. Keating, counsel for Burnett, and when the tlt came be- as matues | ween the crosa-examiner and his Intend- |), Y cnnenis © hepert ea L the whole audience took a ae t Tableware Gorham i ieee Silver GORHAM Sterling Silver Tableware, sub- stantial-in-weight, perfect-in execution, may be bought at the following prices and upward: SPOONS — Tea... sa es per dozen, $8.25 Dessert... ... 2 ” 14,75 sel ublOaanesieaeaca -—‘t _ 22,00 = Coffee, gilded Rowine 6 is 6.00 | Soup, round bowls.“ 19:00 _ FORKS i , Entree 0 ‘ 14.75 i | ‘Dinner or Table 2100 Breakfast or Dessert =“ 19.00 Dinner or Table™.. . “©. 21,00-— favorable prices. Seas tamping thelr feet, slapping ¢ building “are bones net beac most expensty chugrahing. for the plucky, | b6 of little woman. i Juror Tauber, former No-8,—1s—a1 Manufacturer of pearl buttons and a 8 OG SIRNOTE Gs prakeied y iia he “Htlon, 80, fi 3 Urioas wid super + “Do you love your husband heating a efxtures. thatthe execution ot jer toward tropble. : “1 did until the time he brought this charge|agsins? me and ssked for |sery maintenunce eon SOU divores,"" replied Mrs. Burnett. “Do you love him now?’ < ANSWER CIT SUIT | Ordered to Defend Action to Reeover $34,215—Percent- there any one else you loathe?” ‘Wher is your feeling towanl the Wheat |-—-De—you—1wan— toa ¥Ou- ‘have not-been trying to. fiirt with Juror Moat Justice MacLean. = ‘ In the Supreme zee tere ot fone Hd Court, to-day dismissed _a__demurrer exclusive _Manufacturing adv ing Silver Tableware. The Gorham Co. Fifth Avenue__ Downtown Braach Twenty-three Maiden Lane “Breakfast, Dessert’ Op “Other individual. snd serving pieces at equally by the Gorham Company as the world’s largest — include marking and flannel” and Greenh u [ Company These items are practically all at prices unusual for such goods. Nevertheless the figures are in most cases the regular normal figures of this store As these. goods are priced so will you find substan- tially all our fine goods priced. To sell_the best obtainable mer- chandise for-less than it -has ever been sold is the policy on Se ——this business rests. “Ina collection that includes every silk of “quality, every new and ~ —— + __ every staple weave and color, are presented some French novelties [: seen nowhere but in Paris and in. this store. . These are particularly “humerous anon ee anid / ceria silks and fs and are Ts a on: Thursday: ee Black Taffeta, 26-in,, val 1,00. Te |: Black Ties —age of Earnings. --We-don’t give dolls or base- ball bats or brass jewelry in ex- submitted in behalf of the Unton Rall- road Company of the Bronx to the com- | le pte nee sere, naire plaint of the city In Its sult to recover Guneel should so abuse bie privi- | $2215 arrears in percentages due the exanded that the Court | city.on Its gross parnings from March, if Yor ‘Honor piease." abouted Mart Te ‘the box-why- Jti-+298,to— June, 180i, under the“law ef} ber wi youterday, 1592, Mrs tine prota EE mee Justice MacLean decided that the snot said ees penne excused for Mirt- | complaint ix sufficient, and the company ing. wit! re, told_the jury that he! must defend. The comptnint states that had excused No; § by consent of both th ‘Court ordor vhs Sanpany Tae rake verted: bbing +7! Followed the demonstration by |und that whenever the earnings for any Hee gerich denied the motion, | Period of six months exceed the aver- | @n4 the crose-examination was re- L. Uolon Rutiroad, the company must ~ ‘ROt_a fact that wp to the very | pay fnto the city treasury to the credit Rate Of the trial your mother-|o¢ the Sinking und 1 per cent. of such your clothes for you’ gross earnings and an additional annual a Burnett: Yepliea that this + payment of 1 per cent, for each ‘added tito dally eartings. “Two per cent. of $1,710,759 would: br FUL. nly jot which has-been paid, being still unpaid. rere os asked, Tare preeat “r WAR receiving an ES from my “husband's mother, aie Burnett, of $12 a « hiskey amd-give -glycerine-mixed: -with-Virgin- Olle -of-Pine,-is said —to-break up a cold in 24 hours {:fand cure any cough that is cur- able. Get trom your druggist one 4-ounce vial of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and two ounces of glycerine. Mix these ! ith a half pint of ar-Ly the above address | and take a tea- jw J ain in New Rochelle, |/{ spoonful every four hours. It me 3 at you wii not show {t to ‘your eon, of tincture of Cinchona com- “betause Ido not wist) your son to say | pound can be used Jn place of |: ae in [ey tiles Reet Sl otad haek Into—the 1 whiskey with the same result — eed tes “#-seifinhy reason, | You know | Virgin Ott—of “Pine compound i is motive: for getting md out. You ape put up only by the AN swear pe bet cAC emical Co., Cincinnati, that wii 7 have asked vou O., Jn half-ounce vials, each vial sented in 8 round “Be sure to get m try any Tam too rould not a the. genuine, How She Is Dangerous. ‘How-are you a dangerous witness @gainst your hupband?” Mr, Keating Ro danxeroue withiws agalnw “nits wih: Peat ts other THATHOd WOT Oy Teplied the witness, When you were at the Howl ‘Mours, Long Branch, jn 1906, what an ete ved In another part of the hotel in- otea “Aske About Other Men. haver visited me.” | "You used to meet him at the drug | store ‘in the Anson i trpptosty, alan Pen where he was erg | ever! was the renly Giri Snn't it a fact that Mr AHIGH GRADE tA may‘ arie mevlier whose name | AND STAIN COMBINED EEWwitieti street hones? We’ | With’ simply a brush, i @ two hands and a can of feund wit hyou alone in’ yo STam not ti ite habit of having bare 0." GLOSS WHITEJAP-A-LAC, parley _jusband, and that a enters eal} on me, # you can enamel an old § Pr eee ra am «neem SLEEPING SICKNESS i ATTACKS JERSEY MAN. (@ Wicker chair so that it 2 will look better than new, 9 PATERSON Twenty-five cents will pur- chase all the JAp-A-LAC needed, and in a very few min- ttes you can have a new chair, 10 Was o barten | { { | | Hus far hus utterly taf treatment ie ede 3 haken iy x urnace, <— bein ompleved ii the iin it «in. the eep, from is not that kind of soap. It is a prize in itself. ~~ And it sells because-of 1 tS michta ~ change for_P. & G. rime e case) Naph- tha Soap wrappers. a Pp. GG. Naphtha a —not because we give premiums in exchange for the wrappers. If you want dolls, buy them, _If you want ‘soap, buy soap. Get the best that can be had. Pay —H-yow tse: P. & Go “=whatever-is= “necessary That js -the-sensib hing to” do, — japhthe Soap,-you-can-seue;-howes'.work, every time wash day comes ‘round. Isn't that worth considering? _ And-your clothes will be whsler, brighter, suveter, cleaner than Gy ever were before. “Pp. & G. Naphtha Soap is for sale in almost every Semaseesnrrtnie hos tices has been found that flve ounces—_}+___-___grocery_in this city. The price is 5 cents a cake. Seen PROCTER & GAMBLE. Factories: Port Ivory, Staten Inland, N.Y. (inci EEO eEAoeea “Breadth, and Chiffons — Black Taffeta, 36 “ 125 7S c_ | Black Taffeta, 36 “ “478 1,25 Gs de Chine, 23:inch, all silk; with sufficient “body” to “drape : gracefully, in all the fashionable street and evening shades. Value oe e 285c Bordered Chiffons, shifters oi exquisite auslity, iE running floral ‘borders -in-true-t tovlife flower tints;-wide—and~ striking;-yet delicate — “in effect: Exact copies of the materials used by Paris designers in aes their exclusive model gowns for evening wear; -50 inches wide. Usually cle at 4:50) 232 po 83/100 600 yards of. black Fenn Beers sponged and chant Usually sold at 2.00 yard | . ees ale ‘Satin-striped-Chaliies ina maletuce! of the reece patterns, including rosebud and other floral designs and polka dots on cream andtinted grounds. Very pretty for chidren’s dresses, for waists and house-_ and Fur Cloths gowns. Excellent value at40c_. . : ~28c __ Silk and cotton mousselines, an-advance showing of the styles to be worn in the Spring of 1908. Satin stripes, Jacquard figured de- " signs, polka dots and rings in contrasting colors and large and small - floral-designs AE See ae eS ()e The heavy cloaking fabricsn ‘all ae eer: > the fur effects that are to-be so distinguished in favor. Not fur “imitations,” but- Bheeyy cloths with the finish and appearance of animal pelts. z === $00 fo 15.00 per-yard—{—Pany cath 7-00 Fo 10-00 yard: ~ + '6S0 to 9.00 “ “ | Wool cloaking in the new plaids ond Bearskin __._._2.25 to 5,00“ “ designs +. . 1,50 to 2.50 yard and Imported Blankets in exclusive designs and weaves in plain colors and all-white and in regular and extra lengths and _.widths.—-Special_attention is given_to_the.. embroidering of mono- eer Comfortables Nainsook Muslin ae -grams..on..blankets.... For Thursday's selling : ‘ine Blankets for. “single beds. 3:45,-4°75,- =6.00 ee Bee oe 680, 875 Silko i ine Comfortables in suitable colors, silk bordered, ve 50 double 395,550, 00 Gowns, — with ruffles. of Jembroidery or -of lace andi ‘tucking ; ribbon bows — . . Sea Corset Covers of fine nasal ‘rimmed with WAlenciomnes lace and - embroidered gens and- en lace ad at neck and arm- Lord 63 Taylor Dress Goods Dept. On Thursday, October 24th . ‘ About one thousand yards Adl Silk Striped Voile and Striped Eohenne in the most desirable shades, including ivory cand black’ special at 98c. yd., value $1.50 & $1.75 yd 2,500 yds. Biace Dyess TaffetaSilks at 68c. yd., . standard value}$1.00 yd Flannel Dept. Duvette Fancy Figured Flannels- All of these goods are “this season's styles and colors; this opportunity is one that should be taken advantage of, special at 15c, yd. i i Broadway & 2oth St.; sth Ave; 19th St. | This: “Tine = A New Line of Woinen's ; Shoes at 3.00 Hallowe'en Favors ~ and Novelties Ingenious 1.00 and 1SO07 at meckeancl she See Sd 250 willbe ee _of the SAT ofa Shae stock. Carry. ing grades from 3.00 to 12 00, The shoes have been ng and made exclusively for us, They offer at 3.00 the best leathers and workmanship now obtainable for that price, Dress and Walking boots in patent leather, tan Russia calfskin, glace kid and black Russia el in lace and button models, all sizes and widths, . ©. -. yd a ee 6 Ga ou 5 . 3.00 and artistic trifles in hand-painted place cards, candle shades, favors, table decorations, ice and bonbon receivers for Huloween: - ae moderate prices. ee ate, Shades, pumpkin head decoration, . . 35c cach Individual Ice and) Bonbon Receivers, in_unusual shapes ay colorings appropriate to Hallowe'en, all hand painted, . 8 : 176 20c bi Place: Cards in Witch and Jack-o' Lantern cut-out effects, . 3 to 9c “Witch Favors, appropnate for table decorations Bo ana (Acys Sixth Avenue, Eat to Nnteeth Sogn: York —