The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1907, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1907. ee es ee ee eS ee t GEORGIA CENTRAL RR. REPORTED TO BE SOLD. : Eee Building ago and that hee had always! thority, the Cefitral of Geotala Rall- | been cheerful until an Infant ehild died, ! road hn» been nojd to the Noffoik and s00n after ite birth, ubout three weeks | Southern. ago, -Stnco-ttiat thme, he said, she had j = | brooded and even’ threatened to taka} her 1 ts He why e ho belleven that worry Hof her ehild] You'll find that a tremendous num- ber of $8.00 and’ $10.00 shoes for Men this season have the perforated vamp— just like the Regal model illustrated here. And when -you get this feature in‘a ‘ :_ Regal that’ also has the. fashionable . button top, the new, pointed toe and .. flat-tread extension ‘sole, you have about the. ‘‘last. word ” in fine —shoe-making. S = Regal materials, trebet we. | can buy—Regal workman: ~__ “ship, the cream-of New. “Englandtalent—Regal — fit, assured by our exclusive quarter- sizes. Forty- “three—distinct,;— 7 newest styles, ‘woman must have shot herself as early ax $ o'clock. 1 Nauwens told the pot lice of the De Ka 0 OMAN ENDS LIFE. “WITH PTOL SHOT: Mis, Nauwens Became De- Spondent When Baby Died, | Hay’s -Husband Says. te : certineate of Hair tire sty ssurem a rintiome! SAY ROGERS IS INSANE. H ealth yeuhg woman. twenty-tno years old, t | wes ‘found by Pera sand, Menry, Old Mother nt Marder Triat Testt- Never Fails ia : aries HL. ;RESTORE. GRAY HAIR red flew Ite Was Alwn Tor the murder A jolts NATU COLOR Matter how: Jong it “has” beei ray or faded. Promotes a. riant growth of healthy hair. Stops) ts falling out, and ° positively ‘re- | mates Dandruff. Keeps hair’ soft! Ora DYE | “Is NOT A DYE . : ‘RESULTS GUARANTEED, 50c cand I $i boities, at druguists. ' Store Closes at 5.30 P. M. warn fey con omy [olasow eaf- Sub-Station Store, as peer. tested ow Georgia” Ingerick.. whom ae | ed, che struck with t for dead on the Diney | ‘Bhe dente Nood-atain: ents she wore day, Ig expected tho case wiht 60 to the re t6-morrow afternoon, liSomes of the Best Oiterines! Yet. of | Women’s and Girls’ Suits and Coats Preparations for another lively Mriday’s and Satur-_ | day’s selling of Women’s and Girt’s Gutergarments in the Feonomy Basement. produce these_ surprising -oflerings— HI that are illustrated above and here described: i =.__Women's Coats at $8.7 seeflo the eae is Tot Tony, than HED e braid Trinaedcaat Spl Women’s $20 Broadcloth Suits at $14—' We bought a great quantity of the bre badsloth | trom a ich these very making J sults were made, and the mar. ArKed us for the ‘Fall and Winter Coats for Women $13. 50—Short. andmedium length | At $22.50—Full length models of -models of black broadcloth ‘or --black—broadcloth or _kersey; = cheviots; satin-lined through- satin-lined- throughout; braid-' out. , Value $18:50 7 trimmed, Value $30:00 At $29.50—Three quarter length models of black “katakul”’ =cloth; lined with heavy satin. Value $40.00 - a Evening “Capes : 3 At $25.00—Full_ length models et At $48. 00—Dotman ede of finest imported chiffon broadcloth in ; est imported chiffon br. ‘sloth. in black. white or ihe white or light -cblors;-silk lined : and ‘interlined.- Value $75. “Largest Retail Shoe Bisiacss! ‘in the “ World 158 Stores and Agencies in All Principal Cities. __| Send for Style Beok. -Mail Orders Promptly Filled. CREATE RINE IY CORE MENS|ETORES GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN'S STORES tee NNT Setar Ath St. ver Foltog Bes oop Mowe | New York C epee Brena) "| Uihn Brosdeays opp Brosdway, opp, 1 Ditmars pipitham,S Eee get tnd Wil " ses Fitih le by ATE: jt, cor. 7th Av, 41th St4—— Anoher Girls’ $13. 50 Cheviot Suits at $9.75— 7h ne Tone fourth oni sitart:wplondidly, made Tallored Sulle for girls’ “and youne women's. Fall and Winter wear. Of cheviot, In brown, blue. red and green. with semi-tited Jackets, satin lined, with Plaited skirt with fold.” Bizes for 12 to 18 years her Girls’ School Dresses, $2. and $2.45 — oF ie —Bresacs,t—a—aife—rariee. Colsrecund matcrain for gins oto to lt years. Usually old at $280.10 $2.0; now $2.and #245. And Girls’ School Coats at $3.75—"25 3°! Tn medinn—and heavy weights of taney— mixtures itr three-quarter and dress lengthe, many sample coals are included. Sizes oto 14 years, A eplendid gathering. Children’s Coats and Caps— Bargains Pretty little coats for children of 2 to 6 ydars, of corduroy and cloth. In red, brown and navy blue, box style. Corduroy coat has emblem on sleeve, Specially priced at $2.75 each. Cunning Velvet Bonnets, trimmed with chiffon rosettes, all sizes, ‘at another low price—$1.25 each. eee Black Taffeta Waists, $2.85 Awdecided-reduetion on-# group of Watsts +-of excellent black taffeta silk. Yoke ig formed of fine-plaits; open n_back, sleeves. This model is illustrated; also another plaited model, open in with long sleeves—all at the attractive ||_ Twelve entirely new suit models in one hundred a OSes Venetian lined. Regularly $20.00 fo | -and-seventy’-seven (177) fabric patterns.- ee RIE TRaaE Sik es | : ack Taffeta “Tailored ‘Suits for Girls & Small Misses—12 to16 years ‘ Tenentirely new overcoat models i ina great many i iss a een At $15.00—Double brensted-medels: different fabrics. : =muartt nig areas cline siblack Sena! y e200 | _ With such an assortment, ice is’ > probably no [ij] — : =man-whose-dress: ideas-we-could-not meet || ~ It is 19-inch Swiss Tatfeta erenteed a ee a good sbIae Wine or navy broadcloth. Regularly $25 Tailored Suits for Misses & Small Women ~ And the- condition “is-a-normal-one; Fepr resenting exactly what you may expect he el 41918. $.32.t0.36 Dug wid : peeve | “at $15.00—Prince, Chen. or double: | At $25.00—of plain black, can : eu the beginning of a new season, but the y a “roun : ~ Couple this with the fact that every garment in the Abahy is-a-fit models of cheviot in or navy broadcloth; also striped example of what may be accomplished with intelligence, skill and fine, browrcor black. - Eroadcloth, assorted conscientious craftsmanshio, and you -have the “summing up” of an Regularly $22.50. |__ Regularly $35.00 | at $20, Prelccummenshor models of black, navy or sreen broad- apparel shop that is particularly well equipped.to be of service to you. Ready-for- Servi-e Fall Suits & Overcoats, $15 to $48 _ Brooklya aver “+6 ee ‘Ave., bet. roth and jerald sor Brien ny Jersey Chey Marcy Av. bet Dita, a os rend, opp. Herald ‘phen hth Are. det. ssth og ONE BN sens ig ‘REGAL SHOES ~ _ FOR MEN AND WOMEN “colors;isilk-lired and interlined. at $5,00=ct navy, ehevior or cane At $10:00-—5¢- navy ee chev=— tures... fennel-li 2 Tinzd™ Regularly $12.50 ly 97-75- At sr: 75—of navy At $10.90—of navy ch'nchilla; Venz- leze; flannel lined. Regularly $10.00 tian lined. Regularly $15.00. At $14.50—Of “broad ‘tail’ cloth in red, brown or black; — are shown in practically endless Se Women's 5, Stylish “Shoes at $2.20 ——Seven-styHsh—Palf knd—Sinter—modole-are-here,in-a—trade-mark |} rand of shoes designed to sell at $3.. They are— Stace, kid to wide ti cllue-of sisea "und widths, Gis’ shoce at $1.30 and $1.60,Gun-metal calfskin, and black kid skin, lace and mation stout soles. Priced Becarding 10. cloth, also fancy striped broadcloth or worsteds. Regularly $37. 50 e - Dresses for Girls—6 to 14 years At $12: 50—Trimmed tailored med- | At $4: 95—Regulation sailor mod- — els of navy, brown, black or elf of navy or whit2 serge. _wine serge, — Regularly $17.50 Regularly $7. 50. — ~ Princess Dress for, ‘Misses : ——At $19.50—Plaited medels of navy. b'ack, brown, wine o 9 aiieetes —=browdciothhegstarly-$29,50-——— —The dren’s Shop ~ ‘Two or three button effects in @ very wide variety of cloths, Tran ee devoted entirely to the spec'alizing of wearing apy itis Ty” Mane Gas tH oat errant i : Lal natural to assume that each comporent part shares equal att: fiticn! \ not oe ARG & Conypany ver eons. . ee ee eee st all Bria eit, In. varlous colors sol ‘Warm: and comfortable. Men's, bles Men's, 78eF) Women's, Women’s, 60c; Childrens: s0n __ BLANKETS and SPREADS It ja about time-for the warm Winter welght; here they are, with full, whilebedspreads to keop them fresh. White, Winter weight blankets, beautifully finished, pink and bine borders. ¥ Suits for Young Men, $12.50 & $15 52 We single out these moderate prices as evidence of what-may-be — accomplished by the possession of such superior facilities as ours. ___In-the-face-of-adyanced—prices-now-generally—in- force-we have not— | -found it necessary to follow the common rule. . : 4 Of still greater importance is the fact that at no price else- where can be found suits for young-men-that ace-as-distinctive. . 95 @ pair. it Bods. See Se Sets OnE GLO VES” — ‘Three groups of Pal Clover at very = bald tention today. “At B5e\-Women's-two-ciayp-diack cashmere t_75e—Wemen's twy-clayp overseam Glace Glov Ab gis Womens onecinep P.O M, Cape Glove “$15-PERSIAN- PAW. SETS, at $12. Some good bargains here, which should make lively selling. ‘These choice sets cousiat of a large Pillow Muff and Throw Scart. Extra Values in HOSIERY. For M en; Women and Children Some of their good points are recited below—you will find more on investization, At ite ai waiy, 3 patra tor S0e—Women's fast Ulack cotton, with narrow nd elastic, At fife ‘® pair—Children’s fast! narrow ribbed cntt lad with narra ved ankles and extra heavy heels ahd torn Slace trom 4 (0 TP youre At 180 a paly, or 3 ates for Mo—Men's half hose, of fine game radium weight colton, full faaldoned, in fast black and esorted haces of tan, mray and ccodet Women's $2 and $2.50 HATS at $1 and $2 _,. These peices apply tq an assortment of two hundred ready-to-wear hats in the new shapes and smartly trimmed with rae velvet and ribbon. At $1 to $2, formerly $2 to $3.50. Decisive Savings on. Beautiful Devorative Linens ‘An importer had these pieces left after orders were filled. We pecured them mt prices much below, regular values—that accounts for the practical savings this offering Tepresents. The selections In- chade homstitched Jinen scarfs and squares, with elaborate embrold- SECOND FLOOR dea: tment for the outfitting of Boys and Girls is in e ery sense a modél one. Gathered upon one floor, and in conc _ntrated thoush ample spec2, a full resre- - sentation o: best grides of goods—priced, without exception, most moderately.’ SHIRTS, UNDERWBAR, SUSPENDERS—ROR BOYS y rE UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, AND HATS—FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Sweaters for’ ‘boys, of pure worsted, in | Pajamas for youths and boys, of ex- plaincolorsorwith3s ripesaround roll | tra Feavy flan:eette; wel made; in _ collar and wrist band, Value $2. | sizes 4 t2 18 years. Value $1. Special at $3.50 Special at 75c Golf and Eton Caps for Boys \ 39¢ j ._In plain blue and fancy mixtures. Value 50c j No dolls, base-ball bats or brass jewelry are given with ) P. &G. 0 Naphtha Soap. MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. Shoes for Boys and Girls We devote a great deal of attention to the correct fitting of youthful feet—employing expert ate dants who give painstaking carzand all the time requisit: to secure the proper sizes and wicths. Too much stress cannot be laid upsn this point in the selection of Children's Shoes; and rea ization of this by parents will prevent trouble in future years. SHOES FOR BOYS SHOES FOR GIRLS ‘$2, $2.59, $3 and $3,59 ae $2, $2.50 and $3 0 "| SUNDAY. WORLD WANTS It is a prize in itself because of the time jana labor it saves. LO WANTS WORK WONDERS pony WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS” WORK MONDAY won wry above the hem. Squares, ‘at 48c, each, regularly) 75c; at78c. each, regularly $1.1 35; at 98c, each, regularly $1.75; at $1.10 each, each, regularly $3. _ at 30, regularly 750; at 70c;, ty 43; af $1.28 $1.25; at 95¢., Boartn, Tegularty regularly ad at ‘g1, regularly $1.96; at $1.25, regulariy $2.28, JOHN WANAMAKER © Formerly A, T.: Stewart & Co. 2 braetocn! Fourth Avenue, Eighth te Tenth Stree!,