The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1907, Page 5

the Attorney-General af the person who THE EVENING WORLD, 1907. “TT INSANITY TO BE To BE SSS ST TERT FLL AME? < ARMENIAN’S DEFENSE. 5 : Trial of Slayer of Wealthy Im- ee =a (if MAN HIGHER porter Tavshanjian Begins With = ‘The taking of tistimony tn the t oP SAIS TO AUDSALSKY Hampartzooman, the Arir who kjiled. Harames Tavehanijlio, wealthy rug Roper at J a 8 : Close. Questioning of Jurors. July =, was jing. in the ‘preme Court to-day. question: Judge Declares’ From Bench [the deinoansi’s a ene, Politicians Are Responsible | puttin Htamoarrogmman for False Registration. _ Hatener (0 te teatimon SES ee LEILA PAGET BRIDE OF é HER COUSIN, RALPH PAGET. LONDON, Oct. 8. daughter. of Nas vArthur ‘Paget, itor FINN WANTS EVIDENCE.| © Beeptical. of Reports of Polic 1» men Who Want Warrants—: _ Janitors Sumimoned. peas | the fragrance of a bunch of. Hidwe Rosaleky, in Part .4 of /the Pagar a pre ‘of the new.perfume . | i Violette Kerkoff - Court of General Beasiohs~ way, “Violette Ketkofl is the | Ge case of Bernard Cannon, of “wm Eighth avenue, who ‘oad pleaded Tey fume of thousands of fresh Violets— | concentrated, lasting, and absolutely | 500 Pressed Glass Punch Sets -So cleverty made it —— would be difficult tell from Cut Glass. Made on pure, per- ' fect _crysta}_Not- Tawi them, barge bowl, that revolves on” ‘ | tall ceful stand- fired you to rerurer tasety. “My pum | tm co, i Seal: Sate ae irre D0 Litera erty este 6CUPS TO MATCH. _ who imiuces him to violate the law. ENTIRE SET FOR It is men of thie kind who, year in and year out, are helping to thwart the @ectoral vote of tonest citizezns.”” no man will register illegally unless counselled or advised to do so, My ad- ‘vice to you Is to reveal the identity of | the person who influenced you. Y¥ You should inform | eas MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, THE prices that this store places on fine goods are already a sub- ject of general comment. They do not reflect & temporary. and transitory condition—they represent a fixed plicing policy panes “= fore unknown in mee class retailing. i puma a Greenhut and Company Boys’ Suits. An Offer Most = The suits concerned are absolutely the best to be had ih ‘boys’ a ready-to-wear garments. They are productions of a tailoring firta a which demands (and deserves) the highest prices paid-in the trade sea Extraordinary .. for this class of goods. We are ‘able to offer 200 sults of vert 4 : - that regularly sell at $8.50. to $12.00, a ae 5S . = The fabrics are worsteds, ‘cassimeres and cheviots in the moat desirable mixtures, checks, wi fs ocr anne Invisible plaids. The colpss are the most-wanted browns, grays and bhics. The styles ere sanadalé: ue i ee ‘distinctive and ere In Eiehe Norfolk and’ double-breasted baked suit with fae trousers.” ae ener 120 « dete and 120 ones a Ay fab : finished paper, in letter and note sizes. Called “Colonial” and 50 pee : “French. Fabric” cabinets Books-en= souvenir ofthe play,-with-spaces- at Seepe— ae grams, remembrances, impressions and crticisms. Red, black and ok green leather; gold stamped, value 2.75 . . . .. 2:00 ~ Red, black and ore cloth, gold stamped, value 1.30 and { 35; “Wating Pinel Deputy-Attorney-General Rease ‘was “fm court to prosecute Cannon. Joseph || _@bour, of No. 383 East Seventy-fret (treet. and three other men accused @f illegal registration. The latter three pleaded not guilty and were remanded fer wial TH STREFT STORE. Resement.) iz Women's Taffeta Silk, Pr Silk, Fancy Net and Lingerle Waists; made in _yarious styles, _ elaborately trimmed with handsome pan-| els of Cluny Jace insertion; yoke chfects, full® trimmed Dressing ~Sacques.— German Flannel Dressing Sacques;| -excellent material, in handsome ‘selection of flowered and fig- ured — designs; ~ Mhour appeara to be a victim ef dr- @umstances. He has voted for several Basa naturalised citizen.” Ie azeeara| markable values In the history of What his -fucher tia-not-take-out-papere|——Our_business.__For example: nti! fate in-life, but in the-mean time| CARPETS—Beautiful Wilton Vel- Ghour bed regularly sone tothe polls — vets in_patterns—that_are brand He pleaded mulity under the law. Sen-| ~ new; for parlor, dining-room, hall fence was not passed in either casc. 1.25 blouses; also ornamented with Wilhene Merichtrand Jobe cilbere | md stalrs! | Regularly-# -95¢ the yard; this week....... pretty medal- Blein-clothes men, assigned by Capt 1 lions; newest . John D. Herlihy, in command of the| Fine Body Brussels, genuine 5- , Style sleeves; $1. 98 West One Hundredth -street police ata-) frame weaving; Just the thing for $2.98 values... don, to investigate charges ot falee| library and dining-room. _Regu- (HE 14TH om STREET, STORK, larly £1.60 the eel this fegistration in the precinct, appeared fo Weet Gide Court to-day and rej Week ----.- . $1.25 Coues] Corsets. | $1.50 values. High and low bust Quested Magistrate Finn to tesue wir-| Reduced Gr=th, “peants for men who had registered {lle- catchy ‘patterns. Corsets, with long, deep hi "and Tong over” abd; with -and__without supporters at- This week we offer the most re- bons; belts at waists; $1.69 values ¢. 14... | (CEHE 14TH STREET STORE. Second Fieor.) oo a- feats of May be had in ally. quantities. Enright sald that he desired forty @ne warrants that he Intended to serve VELVETS, the yard. SDP Retens <= later, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, y4.. 60c. “wHow do you. know that. these_men | PUGS—ox12 Rich Royal Wittons, ~~ a ee ayr? to_etrest Siviene |= = an unquestionably. big bargain. jegally que! ale R 1 Finn. ‘ogularly Wen this _$29.50_ *Well, other polléemen “and ~mysslt ; _Bave made a thorough canvass of, the pre Gracie each name reg- U; nderskirts. Flannelette Underskirts, in a large variety of stripes; made with) tached; strong bones and:steeis;| —deep,—_full—flounces,—finished i | — Excellent fitting Corsets. shee 18 = 95¢ _to 30 inches. Oxl2 Body Brees: the best grade = —-made. $28.50; now ........ 8.3x10.6 Sizes. Ri oH sendy. $25.00; ‘now. re Goi dL; Sri2_Axminators, enact copies of HHT UTRIMMED FELT HATS;=good quality woo cular SAN wetyines: —felt; bound with velvet: 12 good selling eet $23.50 -black-or-colors;-$1.25 values, Trimmed Free, . Boright. ““That-statement docs not; satiety Magistrate Finn. ‘Bring some- India thene houses to show me,” satd--thet—he-wenit Hike y that plan_and bh may ask for fu: * 2 evidence thm” the word of: these jant=|— ae Olick ee 5 : ——— 4 concluded Magistrate Finn. i : eight eummoness = ee 1,00 and 95¢ ae ane Engraving Fy lee ‘cards a ‘ame a widies in- n English script and. cre plate —. Of 0G oe 6 eg es ic ee _ These prices -are far less than the goods deserve by merit and by. = a —-for-Men — custom, They are of course perfect in quality and Bs eee and | unusual prices are based on-no shortcomings, == = -— Eee: Wome. Men's. plain white linen hemstitched handker- Women's shees Shamrock lea ok Me BSeNSRLS : is chiefs. Half dozer, value 1.20 . for 85c¢ crossbar handkerchiefs. ‘Half decen veloe Men's linen handkerchiefs with embroidered ket- 1.25 We i ter in large script ; half-inch hem. Halt dozen, Women's sheer Woh: har hahdereheld ‘wath i é vawe 1.25. for 95¢ corded border and_temners of hand | : Men's hinen colored handkerchiefs tn all thenew- work. Vale 25.0. F072... =m est colorings and designs. Half dozen, value Women’s fine French hemstitched handkerchiefs ee VSO... 1. 1. for IIS with croasbar_and corded herders, cornet <a ee Women's plain white linen hemstitched hand- _ broidered in floral sprays. z are woven, hemstitched. root ae. kerchiefs with 14, 14 and 34 inch hems, Zi hand. Excelent” value ot 1.00 if Dozen, value 1.80... _ for 1,50 Linen Scarfs, toe and SSS Japanese -drawn- work squares and-scarfs,-hemstitched: ==. : 24 and 30 ins. square, each 7Sc, 1.10; 18x54 ins.; each 85¢, 1 1: 25; LAs pee i ete pieces and scarfs of fine linen and heavy, hand-made » Gung: a cee : 6-in; 2:25- doz; 24-in., 2.35:ea;30in, 3.50-ca.;20x54,4.95-ea; sues Embroidered -linen-lunch-sets— ---2.50,-3.00,-3-75 -4:set— - inspection of the patterns and qualities which ee ‘procure - = cE ain fee STORE, Main Floor.) Women: Ese Sty lish “Shoes WOMEN'S—$2.50 AND $3.00 -VICI iA LACE AND BUTTON SHOES.’ Fall styles, with Cu- ban and military heels; patent v tipped; Fall f pelea “soles, Sizes 2% to 7; widths © to EE. i§ l. 09 ] 6th Ave. and 18th St. Thre Flear Salesrcom. — Shoemakers’ Clearing House Table Cloths. To-Morrow’s Great Specials-—|| ||) Gi Ma 2 ae 85 all around.’ $1.29 values ...... 002... ee. ee 3,600 pairs Misses’ $1.00 c ~— hod! hoes at... 00 Sizes 5 to 8 and pS Zatontt, Low -Heels Laces 5,000 s Women’s 2 c Shiee at Bas 95 Vici Kid. and Patent Coltskin. Extension, Soles. Sizes 254 to 8. Couch Covers. i 42:50 Tap ‘Tapestry -Couch=Covers, of Teavy Turkish Tapestry; perfectly Teversible; $1. 2 handsomely fringed all around. Each. (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Yourth Floor.) Dress Goods. Vid Kid Uppers; Solid Leather ‘Soles, 45-inch all-wool Novelty: Tailor Suitings in a be Tee variety of neat mixtures; Soc, quality. ard... 2,900 pairs Women’s High $450 Grade Shoes, worm ss 4 $3.50,a Made from selected Gun Metal Calfskin, Patent Coltskin and Glace Kidskin; Lacé. Button and Bluchers, High Cuban and mil- itary heels, TORE. Main Floor. Boys’ Clothing. Pop ular Surts at Reduced ng. pence Blouse, Sallor Blouse, Double and Single Breasted Coats, Knickerbocker Pants. Sizes for boys 3 to 16 years old. $3.00 : suits marked down for to morrow BOYS! OVERCOATS. Red _ flannel lined Reefers, a lined Reefers, Fancy Russian Overcoats, Boys’ School Coats or Long Gray Overcoats. 5 a. 75 24 values. Sizes 3 to 16 years.......0... 0 Widths A to EE. 240 MBN'S $12 SUITS. Cheviots, Black Thibets, etc. -Form-fitting backs, loose! backs, 3 and 4 buttons, The collars are hand-felled, $8. 89 the shoulders hand. facet aired All it sizes: for pen Women's Rubbers at. ————frish-hand-embroidered linen“ bureau: a5 dresser scarfs, size 1s4— = == Ss ' 2 “ inches 3 poem gato paren gaannip Dana 1s. ee nl Also a ‘alli af Madeira saeRaa baer linen doylies, centre e pieces, tray covers, tea cloths and dresser scarfs in a variely of sizes “and_designs-at considerably less than-regular prices. — : = Helps to the bath and toilet that make both pleasanter---at de. ce “cided reductions in the ices at which these best grades are - “usually sold. ~ ee ees aes Tadd, : elpt aes Kind Bath Sponges, unbleached, value 60¢ .. 4c Sea.salt in 5. Mb. bags, waite 1.Qe jp Spe aera Chamois skins, soft, velvety finish, /3x16 in. Violet's combmation of bath powder and ap, — Se vaue 30c . . ss . » 1S¢——dehcately perfumed.” A preparation for whites. iene Whisk brooms in’ medium’ and large sizes wth 96 and softening the skin, ~~ Value: 20¢ 1 $¢¢ = hand’es af celluloid, bone and corn, Walue Parfan pocket puff, filled with fine face powdet, ; BSc. Ae e200 vahe [Bon le Tak Silk toilet and face sponges, “elephant's ear’ Michelsen’'s Bay Rum |. ww. 400 > shape, value 25¢ +e 4 4 18¢ 4711" Almond barsodp . ss. Te Tooth brushes, Dupont ‘make, in two excellent White castile soap in4Ib.bars,valueS0c. 3Se models, ‘value 25c . . . . . . 10c Hazard & Hazard No. elie, 0 size, Hair brushes with long, penetrating bristles set value 85¢ . ’ +. + 706 in rubber cushion. An English brush known as Envelope sachets, delicately hand painted wm the “Very” brand, value 65¢ . . . SOc floral designs, value 40¢ CI Gn 28c Steel-Studded For Tuesday’ s Selling: ‘ a ce Imported elastic belts studded with cut steel ; cut-steel harness or Belts. clasp buckles. In navy blue, black, white, autumn brown, moss green and red. Usually sold for 2.00 . . . . 1:25 Belts of chiffon elastic’ with fine. rolled-plate clasps in navy bhie, black, brown and Me green; value 150 . . . . . 95e Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street,.New York. OG eS (Formerly Occupied by B. Attmen & Co.) eo,