The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1907, Page 10

~ STREWNIN STREET BIG PICKETS Other Aids io Good Form), Amid Litter That Marks Strike Battle. HAMBOURG'S RECITAL. Mark 3. i PELHAM Front, 2N in. > Ever find the button- holes broken out of your collar after its first visit to i rhree pretty lace til a factory strike. fas Aine “Clymer ¥ roadway and famaburg early (0-day. : Yolns women were ‘arre 4] the laundry? Annoy oh SRS a ett t it—expensive, too rated that several strike Next time be stre you eet tay riangle attention the Argyle. Wn O spore. coils ‘ot 1 t@at-alde to kood f -Mbte nyppased to ‘dgures. eee Whe streets wer) stronger than the cheap two-thread slit buttonholes io collars, You-can ¢ “shrunkto si cr sleas, AY style’ you want—/inen quality—q' ir 25c,)" 2 © best stores everywhere at 1de cach (2 a@mployers. ne more re arrest % ta ix of bottles, sticks and stones, ie the new help and throwing t ighborhood into terror. The re: airgel with disorderly conduct. laxwell & Co>ahi the Argyle K x Company decided two weeks a to make a 6 to -10- percent. cut in) wages. The 5! more than 150 of them, mot last Thursday and decided to strike. é t Whe knitters surrounded the plant with | faicordon of pickets and up to last night | hha succeeded in keeping strikebreakers: J. from the factory. Last night, how-| efer, neveral girls were engaged. The’ ickels AeGt out word and theregulars| vere. linéd up on the corners to-day | dy to incet The} sin fojlowed: i Viton the xirls loft the factory for the! n-hour recess to-day they were xt. Med by a screaming, raxing mob of ‘kets, whom the police reserves of the mer atreet station had difficulty in ing bac! ts fF them to pleces!" shouted one of enraged pickets. A he police arrested three girls, Cecilia brow, Annie Scheldiitz and Mannie Van Zandt, Jacobs & Co., The Linen Collar Makers, Troy, N.Y. Open Every Evening Till Christmas Christmas . Pianos the newcomers. The spirit of Christma a, backed by the Sterling dnberg. ‘The prisoners sre with interfering with the police. —_—.-—--- ‘{ UNION WINS AGAIN. tice O'Gorman Rules in Favor, of Franklin Association, ‘Justice O'Gorman to-day handed doxn eidecision in which he has denied th / motion to punisti for contempt the of-- . ficers and. members of the Franklin Aside HUNTINGTON, ful success STERLING, It was alleged that in}: socintion No. 23. g; hag. rotated the it on strike. Jt was. argued by Alfred & Charles SBteckler on behalf of the Frankiin As- agclution that the men lett of thelr own | volition and that they could not be pun- ddhed for doing 90, and it was no vio- | lation of the injunction. Justice O'Gorman decided that as the men left work of their own volition ; and without coerclon or direction o thelr officera there was no oc ‘The Pressmen’s Union. has. no: successful in both proceedings. Justicn McCall has vacated the injunction and Taatice O'Gorman refused to punish for contempt. i ont be told from new, marked at prices that are a sacrifice. deposit will reserve any piano for you. Easy you wish. - The Sterling Piano Co. CAMMEYER 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. - > ‘Continuation of Our Extraordinary Bargain Clearance Sale of Thousands of Pairs of the Finest Footwear | ' For Men and Women.” Taken from Our Regular Standard--of Merit Stock, Highest Grade. 8 Hand Sewed,. Hand Finished, Bench Made. i $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Sh des, and Selling L IN CUR BASEMENT STORE . At the Extraordinary Bargain Price of $50 a pair Ss, All This Season’s Goods, Every Pair Guaranteed < The Women’s)’ The Men’s Box Patent Leather fe AWhe (C2 and Fine Kid, with |C4N ie aS Ms patent and kid | Black Kid, Patent tips, low, military;Leather and and Cuban héels, : some with teats ES Pes XV. heels, button Single and double and lace. soles. jes is abroal—THE Mee BNASTERLING BUILDING is a busy phyg— aie busy because it’'s:known to be a good: place to buy a good piano. “Every piano we sell is ab- solutely reliable and fully guaranteed and Company's reputation of 47 years of wonder- om..our stock of over 400 MENDELS- SOHN and other reputable makes_9F pianos, we have a numker of, LITTLE USED PIANOS many of which can- A small monthly payments. if | | | 518-520 Fulton St., Cor. Hanover Place, Brooklyn! Lonly poisons in the blood are re: lation is run down and | 1 {effect in a general bad condition of health, such as weakness, sallow com: | | plexions, boils, a tonic and blood purifier, and none ott S.S.S. PURELY VEGETABLE S. S. S. permanontly cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofuia, E Book on the blood and any medical advice free. WORLD, ROGERS’ PARLORS 40° 50° @ 60°°° L Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Thousands upon thousands of the finest Custom- _ made Garments at the above sacritice prices. Also hundreds of Custom-made Suits and Overcoats that Were made by the swellest tailors of New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Phiadelphia, Baltimore and other } cities for $65 to-$100, to-go in this. stirring sale for - $19.75 and $21.75 { | yer in ‘the annals of New York retailing has a sale of | i | | MISFITS. Merchant Ta’ For Ga i tude and sc le profiering such unprecedented ind most extraordinary values, taken place New York men may well congratulate’ themselves upon this opporitinity to sectire the very finest custom-made garments-at the prices of the most com- | monplace. 1 ; | what Iyeer’s Mish garmen| usted for product iof the ti ¢ u lors of New ¥ Brooklyn, 1 1 hin, Boston, Baltimore, Washington and joher large: cities, Every xarment isn work of art, Htying the most 6 skilled “aad conscientious labor of the mbst expert tallor- men. - i e; a The following represent but a few of the many great bar- | gains now to be had at Roger's Misfit Parlors. Don’t forget the | Place, nor confuse it: with any other in the city, as this is our only | store, y $54.00 Paddock Over-'$40.00 SilK-Lined Tux-. coats for $16.75 | edo Suits for $16.75, — Made of the finest imported rough | i and smooth fabrics by the most | Made by expert custom tailors of Chi-/ cago, St. Louis and Cleveland; garments that are works of artistic | sartorial creation. To 16:75) throughout with pure silk: made 1 | go in this sale for.. to order for $40, 16 15 } e i i Cranfield of New York, Dobbins of Pittsburg, and Leroy of Boston, the best known tailors of those cities: The material is imported Thibet; the coat fs lined $40.00 Gray Overcoats, 10% !nthis sa’e for for $14.75 +$50 Full Dress Suits for Conservative models, fashioned of | $19.75 rough and smooth fabrics, in : plain, “striped and plaid’ effects; Absolutely made to order for $50, | semi-form fitting and loose box and lined throughout with pure silk, Cannot be duplicated by models; made by New York and} SIK. | Cannot be Brooklyn tailors for discriminating} 47¥ New York tailor under $60. Made of imported unfinished wor- tn inle (oom eee 14.75 sted. To go in this 19 vi S. 5 fi 2 Salo for........- 05 | s j $35.00 Suits for, $12-50 $32.50 Cravenette for | Of all the novelties presented this | season these are the most fa-! $11.50 vored; dark blue West of England pain or dress overcoats Neces LastalNie shadowed clalds Mandl Goes nitro herringbone éffect; Fifth ave. styles | at less than ready made prices; made by Buffalo's leader, Byron! S. Adatis. to see them. To go 1 1 50 . The op- portunity is yours now to select from six new models in genuine Priestley Cravenettes; correct in | every detail; it !s worth your while | is sale eee o 12.50) in this sale for...,.. $40.00 Blue Suits for $50 Black Kersey Over- $13.50 coats, $16.25 | Dark blue herringbone worsted suiti| \\.46 by Harrington, of Boston, and ‘a fabric which will give lasting | Made by Narring j weir; coat conservative 3-button | dibs Laslett ers bates sack; made by Ludlow & Co., of t. Tailored in the very finest Cleveland, for $40. |< jee ies i Venetlar leer iniesatetor La DO} Hee i aU aI (ot eee O25, $40.00 BlacK Suits for Stout Men, $14.25 Made by superior tailors of Wash-| Ar ington, Baltimore’ and Proyi The materials are unfinished’ wor- sted and English Thibet; lined with silk Venetian; made to order for} $30. Bee ee 4s251 theo ce «0.50, Geovers MISFIT Aarbors 38 E. 23d St., Bet. Broadway and Fourth Ave. $30 Overcoat for $10.50 for a high class gar- 1 a lamb's wool cheviot; three-inch cuffs, with the full, graceful bell skirt; strictly all- wool fabric; made to order for Opp, Met. Life In ullding, Open Evenings 11 10 a'Cloc GOOD BLOOD (NATURES PROTECTION AGAINST_DISEASE The preservation of health and prevention against discase is almost} entirely dependent upon pire, healthy blood; every organ, tissue, nerve) and sinew of the body draws on this vital fluid for nourishment and) strength. Poisons, humors and germs from yarious sources often get into| . instead of a;naurishing, health-sustaining fluid. Heredity vise an important factor, regulating the quality of the blood, Some are born with tainted blood from diseased ancestry, and Scrofula | of its numerous forms cin life, Not} when the circit- | , then we see the | es poor and weak in quali rious skin eruptions, All blood troubles require a} regials $.S.S. It goes down to the very foundation of the trouble, and} removes every particle of the poison or | impurity from the blood, And’ not only | does $, S, S. antidote the poisons, humors | and germs, but it possesses health.giving, tonic properties, which build up and strengthen weak, iminoverished blood, and fortifies the system against discasc, na, Tetter, and all other skin diseases and disorders, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.) ATLANTA, GA. Always Funny and Always Clean. The Sunday World’s | “i IN EITHER BUILDING Ne and then this great life stream becomes a source of infection |'}} | Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue 20th, 21st & 22d Stréets + behind the counters wagons. To Christmas Shoppers Buy your presents carly—Larly in the day and early’ in December. biggest gift of the holidays—to the workers Published by request] of The Nattonal Consiirers’ That will be your and on the delivery League Made of good’ materiajs and in a 1 Bears, Monkeys, Cats, Water Span Fixtures; Moying Picture Machines. Many Kinds Iron Toys of every kind: Rock of China and en Dolls of every descrip ture Dolls. Doll Dresses: Bring the Little Folks ~~ Games, Etc. The largest and best collection of Games in } ments, Doll Carriages, Go-Carts and Peram prices; Doll Houses, Doll House Furniture, Tea, Disner B: Zoats, Shoes and Sto ewelry, Parasols, Umbrellas, Fans, Furs and everythi Y 9 to see onc of the largestand best displays in all New York Stuffed and Jointed Animals. nner that makes them look real jels, Boston Terriers, Dachshu: Bernards, Squirrels, Foxes, Puss-in-Boots and many others of the k The Schoenut Circus Toys That can do all kinds of acrobatec feats. mache Soldiers, Steam Engines, Mechanic Magic Lanterns, to be used with oll lamps, gas or Teddy Carved animals, lead and , y and Swing Horses, of wood and skin; yeles and Velocipedes, plain and ball-bearing; Bicycles, Wagons and ww York; also Tree Orna- tors of many styl Tables, De $8; also Auto Clothi for.a doll. ni, [2x 4pans porLprINe OnLy J Dinner and Tea Sets | at Greatly Reduced Prices portant price hundred Limoges, three pteces all ‘splendid quoted.” Sets for > this is your wo Or pee S17.50 $33.00 919,00 American’ Pore Dinner Sets at $7.93 Austr Sets at. $0.00 Austrian: Ch cls ayes. $7.98 Aust Sets at $6.45 Aus! Sets at A Wealth of Choice in Men’s Holiday: Handkerchiefs Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs All pure linen, full regular size, h evenly hemstite! soft hn) rea for use; 14 and 12 1% % inch hems; each..... by Finer grade Handkerchief, 20¢ Extra Fine Handkerchieis, 25¢ Men’s Initialed Handkerchiefs All linen, hemstitched, with open- work embroidered initial, all de- sirable letters; %4-in. he 15c excellent value, at, each... Men's Initialed Linen Handkerchiefs Several styles of pure-linen-Hand-_| kerchiefs, with fine embroidered initials, including block and open- work letters; 14 and % 25c inch hems; each... mer Men's Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs Mercerized thread Handkerchiefs,” having the lustre of silk, with printed designs of figures, stripes and plaids; full size; 1 Yc each +: i Men’s Imported Novelty Handkerchiets Superior quality mercerized thread Handkerchiets, with printed de- signs, copies of latest French rints shown in the fash- 15 fonfble Paris shops; each., 9& Men’s Silk andLinen Com- bination Handkerchiefs large quantity of ments. silk a linen weave Handkerchiefs, with brocaded figures ae dots, solid colors, hemstitched; regular size; cack. 19c Six for $1.00 Men's Japanese Initialed Silk Handkerchicfs Good quality Japanese silk, regu- Jar size, narrow hem, neat em- oidered deter, all desir- proltrtalg leith: escetss 2120 fieter.Pan Handkerchiefs This popular Hanjfkerchief has won such approval that sales have been phenomenal; we show the newest designs In every vA up-to-date colorin TEC — Women’s Fancy Handkerchiefs A collection well worthy of atten- tion, Embroidered, lace trimmed, Funny Side. =| hemstitched and corded 7 sross-bar effects. .... J2uc. ih ENDS accumulated in our Linen marked down regard) the’ proper disp Remnants of In lengths of 145, Remnants Table Damask. ue up 10. SOc; yard, A ater bes _32¢} ts 75 of ya Odd Napkins... These Napkins are put up in half dozens, may be six patterns put up ina half are hemmed ready for use. Ge Napkins, all tin white, breakfast , white ‘satin nask,| fine quality sa size, half dozen ldinner size, | tieper tea ; i half ask, hat atin 4414 89c dozen, at.... DESO Pare SH Pretty borders all around, vie Cloths, values} Table Cloth ; b} f cae roe joths, values; Table Cloths, values $4.19) ate, Lhe LIMOS BUILDING | Big Clearance of Linens Remnants and Odds and E.nds marked ; at prices regardless of cost: or value We will place on sale ail the REMNA} less of cost, in order to make room at once for Of our regular Holiday fines. +22 Bleached Remnants of All Lin Damask. Value up ny pure) Napkins, all fin vate Odd Table Full Bleached, All-Linen Satin Damask Ta and ODDS anu Department during the last month; Table Damask sand 3 yds nants of yery fine pure white All- Satin Table: Dam- ask. Value up to 8c $1.25 yard, at... 79¢ all Sorts and hinds. There dozen or they may be all alike. Some suatany pure Naphins, extra large size, Ciths. bie Cloths in a great variety of $1.69, 50 8 8 $2.19 wit $2.50 Dining Chairs, $1.98 4 Design like illustration; ished oak, in golden color, with box frame, cane Seat, neat panel work; $12.00 Music Cabinets, $9.00. Cabinets in Mahogany finish, having an elegant mural painting Or decoration on panel door; 15 in, deep, 20~ in. wide, 42 in, high; five spaces for music; fancy shaped bevel mirror -in ck. Regular $12.00; price Sale price, EITUUR RUILDING Fine Furniture for Xmas Gifts” Prices Away Less Than Usual You have everything to gain in buyi Surni ave 5 ig gain uying Furniturs G assortments are complete and purcha ‘ inlan | to your order ‘later, useful and ornamental, particularly suitable for Holiday Gifts We are show made of pol- |! The S can be held and delivered x hundreds of pieces, both $8.00 Writing Desks, $5.75 i (Like cut.) Fifty of these Desks at a bargain for this week. Solid quartered golden oak, 28 inches wide, one large desk lower, drawer, | highty { finished. Regular $8.00. Sale price, $5.75 $3.25 Reed Rockers at $2.25, Reed Arm Rocker (like illustration), with prettily bent spindles and woven back. Has continuous roll arm and apron front, heavy posts and cross braces, with closeli’’ wo- yen cane seat; only one to a cus- tomer, Reg- ular price $3.25; special