The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1907, Page 12

Dei ec aMlttW2DORRRROENESMTOR o the man at | 1 to near ; one yanctured ‘RADWAY'S READY RELIEF THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBE TR 24, 1907. STANE-BREAKERS “SUES J GOULD MUSES COAST UERONE MEAT === == SHOT WACNL GIRL CALLED TOEND © FURS466,0000N LINE SHIP TRUST TWOUPIUWN ANUS oo AND Ti HIMSELF | own bras an welkns . long halr, neatly dress Tha clathiy i aints | rht Attack on Anna Conaty eae scoman Seni por pecs fAttor- eee ae oS S| ance of good taste in the selection of her | : derloin Resorts. | at Waterbury, Conn. . [toon / Trolley Men Hold Out for Ali Jones, Who Says He Is Pari }|COmpanies in Combine Will _|SEWALL E. CROSS A SUICIDE? Kerkoff’ s er- iss. Jor ofttciatt Mix YY > tet (Prosgunced Dear Hiss s arefined, fascinating perfume, dainty {| 1 and concentrated. CURES HHEUMATISM. Vieletie Kerkod—the Kal cccess—natoral ragranee | és naty = rea Demands, and Cars Have ner in Deal, Has Atiached | Each Resume Control of Its Not Movéd for Two Days. $1,000,000 House. } j Own: Interests. made into the) he Un - — West,| Sun Luis 3 Ryan, |e heshly cut violet. KerkoM’s Sachet, Face Powder, tT . ; venue, | comimitted #ufolde at his home i & tai | Toller Moret and, Toller Soup ln cider Viele of |f YONKERS, ¥.. Oct. 24.-Strixe irae nomeaad tebe ity. He wax appointed from Maine six, + ind a» tree. Tho | Ditrkiss odor, Dreakers were brougiit to this clty to. the trust Voars-age, apd 40 far as ia known | man wbot-at her, the bullet Piercing | fas Potasa le excrete ieee ‘ May to take the places of the m ary by Charles W, e had no siness or other troubles bor eheek and breaktng the whole toot re co. = . inixes > et and his consclate nffatrs are in good structure s nef ndustocs and starters inixed, “Morse ytey ree, The report of ‘the. pistol brought al Sole Agents New York | “inen, Wonkera City: trolley Presiden: ) Ballway Company, wilh tpersiton Wonkerp ‘City read announped .that he {5 19%, aad Swould haye “cars rupning to- but broukht to tr uring the. forenoon no attempt was Goff I kmade to send outa car. © } Me, Io The strike preakers on arriving here hts aid @ hicripd thelpession of of Mah ntreet | Gxric, to. have Mr) eau Gay intra re te, he. soi) control at ‘ue: High Grade 1 to-day ibetore! Justice Be pea * ae of all parts H Imported , the Bipreme Cour pee center ance Poreua eves d ; z \2 j mak ent | | Women's , Twenty - button Suede ii ¥ | | Gloves, onc i chainpagr Candies and Favors. Peseta / Fruits, titported; in cherries, Fineapple elles Pave Gee embraces novelties ranging Nt a $1.24) __ae WE Biway-at = 44th to 35H St iacpeiee fron Be up-to oy sian ae ine ‘were, Bes steams a Make the Most Out af Sale of Mitiinery in, | Hn, "tnd asoudgeat Witerest in No, | oetiopoltan’ Sieaa-"/00 FOP : S The Underprice Basement Your Apparel Expenditures y NEXPENSIN E Millinery, -yet_very for “We Fitth Floor. $: Mere awing. $3.49 “gathered in’ Little gro _0f the barna, but mato’ no EES with’ oversewn “point backs; d_pearl; pair ze. The remove! of acting Supt. which was demanded by the conceded und Patri 14,000,000 Wvan, © Yonkers man. is now 5 : - sf ‘ i eee 0 4 EG En) or LU tree nee 2,000,405 Misses and Children. About 300 Trimmed Hats all told, ranging in price from 49c. to $4.24. At any price-stop Hadersellingh ts a characteristic of this Macy cash on the list_you will find remarkable values, The lots $000,000 $.000, 0 oe at that {f the - ize. rane plenihere i Sis at St24actite a thelr ke . leally ane oe 601 system. And it is demonstrated to excellent advantage in in size.” For-example, there are bi tls at Stet, white ot-others there are as many as 6S, In some cases there is but one Hat of a kind at the sale price. Some of the lois: Overcoats from $14.75 to $34.50 21 Hats at 49c | 46 Hats at $1.94. 12 Hate at $3.59 27 Hats at_89c_|17 Hats at $2.59 | 32 Hats at $3.96 For similar garments in other shops the one extreme} 65 Hats at $1.49 | 4 Hats at $2.96 4 Hats at $4.24 of directors, b ot . . a SSS abet ee ee RECEIVERS ASKEDIFOR Check Hessti Turnea up. | CLOSED BANK IN BUTTE. In-tha excitement tn Wall street to- | i enger lost his head anda BUTTE, Mont., Oct. 4.—Twe appiica- | Bai che The check wa sq, tons have been made tn court for the on the Phoenix Natt * appolitment-of recetvers for the Stato Savaigs Bank, whick closed its do: Hoes a ? toiqtie order of Day & Heaton by] Terme vee Hank mvaminer Wheen the unfortunate messenger /lins gave oUt 8 reassuring statement Tis ‘head. he tewmritd the ioss| Whiok intimated that a movement ts Bion yment was foot looking to the reopening of the Ine this season’s assortments of srePiscear eh ceayemloattean isan) ae ie ee ee A outs een BANGING: z 'STATE FUNDS HELD BY > ann es = ressing Sacques: Filed by George A. Fuller oes HAD BETTER LUCK TONIC RCT CO! as $45.00. one | Drening Seewen ait a -€o. Against the Down- town Building Co, | THAN ROOSEVELT HUNTING. | The coats we show are the finest garments of every {yard at the waist; turn = Plain Colored 0 Outing ‘Fest | oe ie oo 490 . Included in these stocks] o> inches wide; heavy nap on both HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct %4—The y —, | City Trust Company of Pittsburg, which m Loeb, ! has closed tts doors, had a State deposit 5 on a} of $74,000 which Cashler Measey_ grade that money will bu | Umbrel’as: sides;.in pink, cream, red and blue; ‘Tho George A. Fuller Company to-|bupting trip near the Yellowstone Na. State Treasury, says le protec 3 h are . , Hay filed a theehanica’ Men for $1,9%,- pioval the qplarned yes ay. ¥ is very. best. security, Mr. Meascy al . dyads 2s <e-eeee2,10¢i School Girls’ and Boys’ Umbrellas 73 against the Downtown Building POT t the party had Deiter “luck ear i! ° ar j Strong and serviceable, 22 and 24- mmpany oi property on the north alde CaS, rrenent, Roosevelt had in the! 2. : ox an mi-Form-Fitting els 3: f shined designe. ¢ Inch slze; Congo handles .......498 fof Exchange placa catonding from | ‘Hecreiary {ool who ts, still in camp. | Trust Yesterday for 32.000" an : Wide xatiety—Ol, striped designs, £ atrget, a plot im7x Zit leave for Wauhington—tovnorrow-/ morning the dract came. back marked a suitable for . women's and chil- } “Buster Brown" Umbrellas to FAXOI10x irregular, known as Noa 68 —in black and gray Kerseys, lined with serge and pure dye silk—ir ] dren's waists, dresses, sacques, also; covered with Union taffeta; S-inch Shakers and Canton Flannel, $14.75 19-$34,50—Selection- Unsurpassed} ras -Sets-for Womert Children s White Ribbed Cotton- feeced Lined —Veste and tanta} and do to 2 New street, rc: 5 : . + REY { {a , The claim is for wrecking and par-! fancy cheviots and tweeds and flack and Oxford friezesy-with satin} for Men's Shirts and Pajamas: a} Pafagon frame, large variety of foes = _ 4 art : . ae <, “f = ncy s ons Ua aie shoulder lining and wool body “ining—in unfinished worsteds, with | 93d veeseseererees seensess PARE) Wey cco Taciciie LouuuineutSt ea Teccatea T sik ining -and-velvet-or- self collars. Also a complete line of Domets, | ait Underwear: { i “ BURGLARS SHOOT AND GET | ; AWAY WITH PLUNUER.| and Children: si = | Moe Bune Cea ots er par Bo: s' Heavy-weight Flee-e-lined NEW HAVEN. Com, Oct. %—Four ens Furnishing Goods. fomen’s Caracul Sets — lirgs Shirts and Lrawers, sizes 24 to 34, ? Been genes Oe arama Bian A Difference of {sg pion mut ant thon uncon ‘Sos North Haven early to-day and after i i 5 : 2 tintin ‘Women's Cotton Ribbed Fleece- wing, oped sven. antes ot away Very select lines, aswell asthe Dollars & Halves |} Sov * iste: tome sin tines, ta Vents and Pants... 206 ith several bundred dollars in money = medium d ensive grades of arias $6.74 y efampe. en stot Rei ‘i : Shirts, Neckwear, Robes, Pajamas, Sus- SThe atime prades: ol Fool wear we Women's Persian Paw Sets—| Muslin Underwear: whe ives over the penders, ~ &c.—a always at prices sell may be dupiicated in other large square pillow muff and Throw | Cambrit Corset Covers, low Much tower thay-men are-accustomed to paying in other shops. Com- good stores=+tor considerable more moni Rooney rey leaving the place vat na, 5 Write for list Ewart <bne was bit fell ihoes Scarf, 56-inches tong, satin Jined,T— neck, lace edge-aind-riboon. -».19c t Cambric_Corset Covers, low ; arisens-invitedt r Particula: attention isdirected to: z = u noua MOTHER bias ; qeparticilsr attentions: directed to : two lines aifording abu Women’s Natural Squirrel Setaj 3¢k, (imal with two rows of MTROUDRBURG) | Btn Ort St tie g emo al é F these: of our-tinderselling y. —targe saddle shaped muff and} ice insertions, two beadings with ent eit oe i 3s H 8 Purmshed WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, at = 2 % Throw Scarf, 54 inches long, satin | Dhonvand lace edgesss.es B axeinat z $69.98 [ 96c and $1.44 : 3 $4.96 a Pair | Bred sccec bat terrevress $8.29) Myelin Drawers, Levin rutti Paitted fis mother, Mr "ig 5 J OEWHITE- DINNER SHIRTS, oa i d : 1Wo rows of hemstitched | tucks Baht aced seventy-two pe ; Roomo — where $1.50; here z S40 : A for a grade of Shoes sold: siséwhere Were » Blue wa : “and Nemstitched hent... Ge syn gs ’ . ‘ % 4.00 s extra Jarge pillow muff atid * = = ost facet ani tat seed tae - e Raewt fo COLORED BUSINESS SHIRTS, at $6.00 and $7.00. Scarf, + ae long, satin Aine | Cambri Drawers, hemstitched sale aabide TT is Fs j with cal(- t spe Ate weep aus to the crime. - PAJAMAS, of domet fiannel, 94c. $1.44 NIGHT SHIRTS, of flannelette,.74¢ FLANNEL SHIRTS, for motoring, skin, in vid kidskin with kidskia lining’ and ‘in patent feather and French caliskin, Low-priced Kerchiefs. | Kimono Handke ‘chiefs, in vari- chilla Fur Seta—tiat cushion ntuif Girls’ New Model Electric Chin- { and new shaped scarf satin lined, $1.44, $2.44, $4.48 F . : #i49))| ole designs; elsewhere 10¢ 9 BANK NECKWEAR, silk Four-in-Hands; Jt (aa CU hs eset | _ MECHANICS AND TRADERS epee Ga , a cca tie|| it Mh totes ry | Cente tf A iy 4 00, Butte a h boa; lined... sa 1 i 565-567 BROADWAY sate-at: 2 ae Gea abe “ ean Eada ae sl C maces MES wi erlang ac ze SLACK SILK NECKWEAR, all kldski Children's Fur Sets in a variety Plain Hometitched'Kerchi Cie i hi erates of new furs and styles “at prices | and women’s; each.. 1 Ese NEW YORK i | eens : ranging from ..-.:+-:08e-to $5.67 | lake BRANCHES. =e ATLANTIC BRANCH. 00200 ose se 2495 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn Comfort as well as style in our “Waferflex”” Derbies ai $2.74. Ex- Women’s Suits: A Trico of FULTON STREET-BRANCH, -~ z tt - o 475 Fulton Street. Brooklyn tremely light in welght.and self-conforming. a5 HAMHLTON-BRANGH, ss = 79-81 Hamiltoa Avenus, Brooklyn : Remarkable Values in Soft Hats at $1.74, trom a world-famous Very Attractive Values. — = : ~* HANCOCK BRANZH, — - ae ienmuls : a i 1550 Broadway, Brooklyn ~ Boys’ Flennel Shirts, gr concern, Similar Hats are sold the country over at $3.50 and $4. MADISUN AVENUE BRANCH, —- et hay Maalsod Aven ine Now Vert navy-made Tie a 30° a Best low-priced Derby we have ever seen is here at $1.88, in a At $23.74 — Suits made of very tine quality black broadcloth, tn MARKET BRANCH, - - - Flushin Raa Wet hlanceneR aes 1 pret Gy variety of the most desirable shapes. Other stores ask $2.50 for sizes suitable for small women-and misses, Jack- MERCHA .TS' BRANCH z shlagtoa Avenues, Brooklyn : cane similar Derbies. ets may be had single or double-breasted, the skirts full pleated M ANCH, - - = + > = 802-814 Broadway, Brooklyn Boys’ Negligee Ssirta, made of Men's Silk Hat 96 and finished with folds, Made to sell for $30.00. PEOPLE'S -BRANCH: ae SSS ab Grociwiy URreoklya fine woven striped madras; cut ful seins a ares. ++ $4.96, $5.94 and-$7,24 Tc G37 w= Sulina (Gh celent GUAM al SEVENTEEN i 2 ‘i : dispar clogs isnttacnemia. ones cetacies Men’s Opera Hats are - $4.86 and $6.9. t — Suits made of excellent quality all wool tancy stripe BTAIVUBER AT aoe BRANCH, . 894 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn cuffs; sizes 12 to 14; siecle ah Ey. $6.94 cheviots; four-button cutaway model jackets, splen- fr 2 cH, b - * - - 1572 Fulton Street, Brooklyn x ’ . . didly tailored and interlined. Similar Suits offered elsewhere as : UES SROARE BRANCH = 5 = = + (831 Groadway, Now Yors city LER eat Sa Boys’ All-Wco Suits, With a special at $29.50. i oO. ANCH ee A 3 ids o} webbing; glo f . 44 Court Street, Brooklyn mountings, te Extra Trousers at $4.89 secons | At $38.74 — Suits ade ch Seren Cree Eipadeloth, in black, : : : ; Floor. green ai rown jackels, 42 inches long, semi-fit- MAR RCSA fi DAVID A, SULLIVAN, President Veils and LONG DOUBLE-BREASTED COATS, made with two vents and ting, handsomely braided entire length; skirts full pleated and fin- LEO SCHLESINGER, Vice President A. M., DEUERER, Cashier 5 Veiling. ee lined with serge; two pairs of trousers—one of regulation and one ished with folds, jackets, lined with satin, have high military col- WM. J. GUITLING. Vice Presideat 6 AD rr W fetus anh 3 eeu of knickerbockers. Jars. Made to sell for $47.50. a A ene aot ea lena ale nN dt alte Made of a pure wool suiting of the same character and ir CTORS PiRLGgaseO br atcn OR Usp ay, exactly the same pattern as ns Suiting used in Suits sold else : i. f b “ude: * the latest nc ) ae A By cu S dels 9 ’ Henry Albers ~~ Barth S. Cronin William L, M Hey et ae he where at prices ranging from 86.50 to $9.50. And the latter Suits Men’s and -Wcmen’s Umbrellas William 0. Allison WHbciniareeee eam gees ut m foreign and merican have but one pair of trousers és A e tJ James IT. Ashiey A, M. Dederer ~~ {Leo Suleaingee "Git Veils, lengths 114 to 3 Sica lay asics (UO) Sete Special Valu including; pte BE. &. Bogart Andrew E. Foye pa re Be clfon » lengths 128 to 3 i TN eB ce wit feieroeies OR) auseiselebel a ae es i iene 49¢ a $8.24 In Addition: At 97c— Umbrellas—26 and 28-inch sizes—covered with tape- Willem J. buttling Couls’He Holloway chatine Seneca cllay lengths 3s abort | g0 | SAILOR (FULL REG'ILATION) AND RUSS!AN BLOUSE edge American taffeta; handles of German silver, gun E.R. Chapman Thomas F. McCook David A, Sullivan Chiffon Cloth Veiling 8 inch, £UITS, of fine quality blue serge; bloomer trousers; 244 to 12 metal, pearl and mounted woods. Made to sell for $1.50, Joseph Michaels in brown black, white, navy an ithe year sizes, made to sell at $6.50; our price, $4.96. At $1.98 Sizes as above, with coverings of piece-dved taffeta; leading ¢ ; yard... .49¢ to 59¢ Complete assortments of Boys’ Overcaats and ‘Recfers natural wood handles, mounted with sterling silve Mourning Veils, square; water- THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS’ BANK erate Cena le Wad pl at correspondingly low prices. ‘ Made: to sell for $2.50 and $2.75. At $2.97— Sizes as above; coverings of good quality taffeta silk; ‘ Has been in existence over THREE-QUARTE ONT ; Roster ar neh coals black a [aren i hand'es of pearl, gun metal, sterling’ sily founders of he Neve York ae ae Sone oe oe Oa Har gan ta oe Women’s $1.00 to $1.75 Belts. 69c. ue chased caps and sere natural one e al TWENTY-SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, dou ve RETO Cloth » EID Leather Belts, made of fine quality soft glove kidskin, finished - for $3.50 to $4.00. with handsome buckles Spa nd back pieces; the backs prettily shirred and Finer Umbrellis_tn Regular stocks, leertiny fall Ines of Mar- corded, Sho tan, navy, Black, white and green. tin’s Celebrated London Umbrellas, af prices ranging up to $28.74.