The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1907, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD. Lan Met akrowe” fh a Year Ao | But James Shortell Is Held on ‘From Mrs. Cassidy, tc Work on Slit : arge of Ate! HHS 10 Shoot Aliz He Gurry. tall and angular, a: mediutn af, the Asiatic Pirite he says. was ‘held to-day Pall by Magistrate. Herman | Side Polite Coutt. He. was) td with stenting a gold watch and! Bn ticlonkinik jo Mra. Isabella Cas: Who liven at tha Hotel Lincoln: sOrflitrg to the story revealed In j ental spl it Twentieth street, 9 pirits.do strange things. uijedt Would be, axked to visit the ‘branch plaint, but it didn’t keep him trom fwn town for trial’ yes Grimes“and Fox arrested Shortell on the charge ing when they heard es and ran in Currys story, the police are earnes a Biaiop Would “BTATe Th Gowld not afford io mingle with’ any mew inubiect. ax he was the pryvate = m of-a wealthy woman in & ja_wiiore husband endowed a great ‘collab. there. | ta Wrauld. lea Curry in command Cassidy, who urry would borrow a at Bng proceed to puncture himself about beswrist and hands. If no blood re- Ba from the thrusts, it was sup- A tosindicate taat ba w the immortals, Our: this arms and one of ee bieren his tongue iBy 2. Cfowed a 330 ring with the pipriiion Of indicating is clone hip, swith the spirit world. B. he eeould, do anything with the, ring, se screamed red nd he retui Spar aKe. Tro ww wi be ya itab ett Hie area. Three d ago 3 Tad nina fon the street and caused res erry tala “the Magistrate that his MBciment qwith the watch and. chain a long period, and that he ngw ready to return them. In his fond a liat of the mem- SUNS Cay. Witt for: (CARE iat ‘WELL MAN. Finds Verdict for Mrs. Eyten- 4 tenz, Who Sued for 6834 Weeks! S. jvc je Jury. whit “heard the testimony which Mra Blanche-¥V, Kytenbenz in her action for $3.6 for her jee for BSL weeks at $5 a week ns utes to Wallace Stuart, to-day brought fn a veraict of $3390 for her. The suit: Of her husband, bdwerg Eyterbens, for, hisfinervices Stuart fron: date | is marrii tried. | r aval yeara old. “became hers mothe Lee puke Rimbail ’ estate of her brother and the declared that Wal- not a wick man and “Value Giving at VOGEL BROTHERS’ Doesn’i Wait tor SELES, HERE 1S ONE OF THE Winter Overcoats at $15. * This’ is forcibly demonstrated _ by .the exceptional values offered in - this’ vast collection of Men’s Winter Overcoats and Suits at prices from $12.50 to $45. Every Overcoat in this $15 showing is modelled on gener- ous, easy, gracz{u! lines—in striking contrast to the narrow, skimpy; pinched efiect of the ordinary $15 Overcoats, The assoriment-is-el--mobracing-inciuding-the docse-box-and™ Semi-htted Chestericid-styics, ail-with-long; broad-iapeis;— periect- ars and shapely shoulders. Meit friezes,) kerseys and yelours black and all the differen: shades of gray. The best Overcoat you can buy at $15. ting ') HERE'S ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY VALUE: Winter Suits at $15. led, ‘Hest tai and best- graced our ta’ are just down from the workrooms. They are marvels in every way—and fully equal any $20 Suits ever mate. ry favored model fr.m the conservative to th: ultra- ion- able, in the new brown and gray cassimeres and cneviots an | elegant, soft-feelng black thibet. A $20 suit at $15, Open A thousand of the) best-st valued Spit; that have ever Saturday Until 10 P, M. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES: _ POGRIOIOISSOANOL 6 20NO “NOVEMBER 22, Blyn Shoe Satisfaction The Blyn standard. of guality was established at inception of the Blyh s. nearly forty ago. The standard of qual- ity has been — steadily and sturdily maintained through business ‘-pros- perity. and depression. \s-thé ‘business grew greater values © became possible with our greater, opportunities. < Our opportunities. al- ‘Ladies’ Button and Lace High Cut. Boots, in tan; Russia calf, Patent Colt, dull Gun Metal and Vici, Kid, plairr. toes, Cuban heels and. extension ‘welted soles;~) were and. al. GHUSUAIVABIE $3.50. be to the advantage | value _of our-customers- seieiasi Blyn Shoe Publicity _ NOW ub i | { | { i iB | | i | | -__The-Blyn-advertising is—meant—to—attract— the ——_- attention of the people who have not tried the Blyn Shoes. Advertising isn’t nec: customers. The Blyn Label on a Shoe quality; it alwa Sand it Furthermore, it is a guarantee and service. é to keep the old is a guarantee of always willbe. of style and fit Shoes in Every Grade. ieee IT head | Bight Blg Stores. Gth Ave. aed 27th St. 609 Sth Ave., 39th & 40th Sts, 3€ Ava, and 122d St. 1540 3d Ave., 86th & 87th Sts. 913d Ave. , 150th& 151 st Sts. 162 Bewery, near Broome St. : BROOKLYN , 829-831-833 Broadway, betweea Park and Ellery Sts. STORES 1263-1265-1267 Broadway, wear Greese Avene. 72d. St, POETS RED CROSS SHOE SERVICE er before experienced xuch com- RUCK instant relief [rome Durning — | and aching feet.”—Mary Stewart, 6358 | Marchand St, Pittsburg, Pa. A shoe with a name so good that It ty wel- come In every home, and it always makes good Its welcome. No comfort shoe better no more atylish shoos made, Ee ot the foot’ | Rew York Agents | Sale of Men’s Business Suits 18.50 Values 25.00 and 30.00 We regret the necessity of marking down prices. Store space is valuable, how- ever, and of two evils we choose the lower figures, . Our necessity is your profit— grasp it This sale includes popular models in the fancy mixtures, cheviots aild worsteds. Finely tailored, typical Smith-Gray gar- ments, medium and extra sizes—rp. 50. Suits’ in black and blue cheviors, thibets, unfinished worsteds and some in cassimere— 18. 50. Sale is on at all stores, Beginning To-day. Smith. Gray & Co a NEW YORK ~ 2 | BROOKLYN Broadway, at Wairen St. Fulton St., atflatbush Ave. Broadway at 31et St. _Broadway, at Bedford... Na. 9. “Why. Is a “Crowd?” Any one!can tell you “vy Isn't a crowd.” The explanation js that there's “nothing do- ing.” But when you, see. as hundreds of thou- sands see every day, 1,295,702 eparate adyertisements have been printed in The World so far this year— 278,580 MORE THAN THE HEKALD— ou will begin to realize that there has been something doing’ in and through The World's Want, Directory, Take a look for you'll quick- : ly discover what this crowding into The World's ad- vertising col- ~ uumns really means yourself to-day and Ave... | { | | | he | a Jen Irae Stern Brothers [len’s High Grade Neckwear ¢ Attention is directed to an exceptionally choice selection of Imported Silks, in new and Gicsking Fourie: Hands and Folded Saar 106. 1.45, 2.00 Four-in- Hands and Flowing End Scarfs, 4 An Unusually Large [socteent of Evening Neckwear in Correct Styles. f Knitted Four-in- Hands, _in 21 of the season’s most desirable shades, Silk Neckwear, in bias and cross stripes, ¢ UNTRIMMED HATS An extensive assortment of Fur Toques, also Lace and Light Colored Hats, suitable for Evening Wear. Special for To-morrow Set Roe Satin and Velvet Hats, RU $2.75 ee: > in the season's’ most approved sis, a (FIRST. FLOOR) Bonne Femme, Lace and Madras Curtains Greatly Below Regular Values IRISH POINT CURTAINS $4.50, 6.50, 7. zs, ; , Values $5.75 to 9.75 Pair LACET ARABE CURTAINS. $5.00, 7.75, 9.50 Values $6.75 to 13.50 Pair COLORED MADRAS CURTAINS.. $5.00, 6.50, 9.25 Values §$6,75 to 12.75 Pair ~ BONNE FEMME CURTAINS, 27.50, 9.50, 5: & Valuzs $9.75 to 17.30 Each 12.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel Exceptional Offerings in__ Misses? Fine Broadcloth Walking 1 y desirable model, in all the leading shades, semi- fancy taffeta, pleated skirt with new deep fo! Ki 1 and 16 yrs. Value $25.00 Girls’ Kersey Cloth Coats, in plain colors, lined throughout $20. with satin, Full Stylish Box Model, velvet collar, 6to 14 yrs, 10.00 Value $14.50 s) 3 Children’s School Dresses, in Panama and Serge, f Russian, Sailor and Full Waist Models, 6 to 14 yrs, Special at 3.98 a And in addition br 4 Special Purchase of Fine 9) 4 ‘ Evening Wraps for Misses and Small Women ‘At Less Than One-Halt Real Value i — —— | » These models consist of the season's most fashionable productions, elabo- 5 } * rately trimmed. materials and linings of tne finest quality, x i at $19.50 and 32.50 Values $40.00 and 75.00 ‘ i «! MISSES’ WAISTS (t4, 16 and 18 Years) Lawn Waists, front of embroidery, Value $3.00, Plaid Taffe® Silk Waists, Value $5.00, $1.98 3.95 | Aiso.at Decided Reductions Lace Guimpes, at $2.95, 3.95, 4.95 iors; Prices $5.00 to 6,50 = eee Misses’ & Girls’ Trimmed Hats A very attractive collection of , --School-Hats,-in_practical colorings, from. $3.50. to. 7.50. (aera) FLOOR) Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing — * at Much Less Than Usual Prices - Young Men's Sack Suits, of Grey, Brown and Ottve Worsteds, ‘ { Sree ane, ae fant up $18.00,” 1 1.30 ys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Belted Suits, po ataid selection of fine Cheviots, Worsteds and Catsimeres, in brown, grey & tan colorings, 8 "to 17 years, Volues ep to'$7.90, 4.78 Boys’ Long School Oyercoats; in Grey Mixtures, Cheviots and Frieze, 10 to 17 yrs, ional Showing of Boys’ Reef , AD erie Kerseys, ea Gees & ‘Viewtas Value $8.50, 6.78 $4.95 to 13,50 Hats, Caps and Furnishings Attractively Priced West Twenty-third Street) Always Fen and ‘Alay $ Clean |. The Sunday World’s _ynny Side.