The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1907, Page 4

FME EVENING WORLD, | gling to retain her own conaclousness [never bo aroused frowm his deep sleop, | ‘There was yet @ spark of ilfe in her | body, but doctors could not revive hgr- ‘| selves. | They mid not forgotten their p me g | Darents, a , for the two lived in SEPARATE THEM comfortable Arcumstances on an al: d at of the olty’s hotels. They have made a special’y of getting all the melons that tie outside markets have to send and heving thom shi direct to the hotel, In this establishment one | can find the Mé#ican or icaraguan, | which sell at about-the same price as| wie Egyptian, but are larger oblonga | er in flavor, There also the nd Rocky Ford canteloupe can be obtained for a more reasonable fi ure, and they are the most in demand. STABBED MAN AUITS FOR THE HIDES NAME OF aie YORKER ARE Jewelry Gifts. for Xmas. Wherever you look in the Lambert store you Come early for your Christmas jewelry. The find Christmas suggestions. The stock is a Christ-| Calendar shows how few days are left for choosing, mas stock, and people who realize (as most people ra vend yours’ christm rprises in our vaults i 5) irk uni hristmas Eve, or thereabout, and you pay do) that the “flurry has passed like a snow squall when n you callitor them: are fully availing themselves of gift opportunities ‘The aged couple lived alone, thelr four sons and four daughters having " Btrawbe are already on the mi | a ket. Thay arrived a week ago from the Jowance from their sons of $80 « month. ‘ mew Catalog, full of pictures, ani you more yarm flelds of Florida, and can be had| Three married daughters of the thaf-shine everywhere. about deelrablas lowe priced Jewelry in ie than you for 65 cents. a b0x, ‘The! berries are! eecarsil whatneaiden deNewar ke wens have learaad. in a: litetime. We send it, (eee : large and the box | pect to-get enough be ily it. you only plan to pet one box. Orazges are the very best that obtalned: fromthe: grovesvof7Arizones| MIS: Callfornta and Flonda, and are mat!, a0 don't e: Fle’ for the fam: Solid Gold Bracelets. Bangle bracelets, locking bracelets, fancy knot and link bracelets, ail beautiful, all strong ‘and all low in prices. “Some are bright with diamonds. |Rotied of the double tragedy. » They informed (he, authorities that when thelr mother recently learned in some manner that her children were to “an That Is Necessary Is the Brody, Kills Aged Hus- Italian ‘Taken to’ Police sl oe (alBand tse astasa| band, Then Hersel€ with Gas. | pce, he see peouzner ee. Countrymen Makes MYs | ALL SOLID {4-KARAT GOLD. i 5) ble. im D 7 | 1 o b 4 a at That. aroonensacinerArisona apeciinen' costs ml at Newark*Home. |papd. dead afd herself follow” him to| - . tery of Hurts, C Quarter more a dozen, while the Call-| | thé grave than submit ton separation; ~ | fornia variety bids from $1 ‘to $1.6 a I j after thelr long married life. dozen. The latter, In. turn, are) afé-{ —_— : GRAPES $2 A POUND, | tanced. by the King" orange” trom| That Mre. Max Brody turned on the} ~* x A crowd of fully forty Itattans ap-{ ‘ : ; ue Oe red a Metin a killed her areaAwusvand and| TRIED TO. DIE MONTH AGO}. | vearea at the doors of the Elizabeth e ‘price-and siz0 at $1.50'a; Uozen. Ip | ir home at No. 198 Broome Newark, preferring that both die rather than that Street. Police Statian to-dey oringing in their midst a man who was suffering herself tn | street, ____ Apples Most Popular. he tasty tangerines, mandarines and FOUND LIFELESS’TO-DAY. You Can Get Melons at $2.50], | satsumas can ail be bad for 75 wenta x i he should] yy) fi ae nee f ,|dozen. The Californian persimmon | 9204 ed Woman Who Cut ‘Her -1 from numerous stad. wounds, | Each, and Large Berries “cotnes nigner.. nis deutefous Vruit | ne away to an insane asylum, Is ie Aue U Her Throat’ So |igereenenm ana ante etic ues ne : ee Ore tHe oat Coulee Rati in [the bellet of the Newark police to-day. eak’ That Conyulsion Pecrtenoctieterslite wea founda thiatlhe Apples are the. m tie city to-day and on. can be had ‘been stabbed in-‘the neck, chest, thigh and left arm. He was conscious 6 Ended,in Death. pecially at this | Mr. and. Mrs, Brody had: beer married all prices, { in Small Boxes, . They dw ( ira taste ‘of the rea} ‘trult is, de. | forty years.*The wife was -sixty and) xtore than @ month ago 3M Nato Z d, indulge in the purchase of the “} month ago, Mrs. Mar-j)and sald “that bis name was Patey Rare fruits and tha very choicest that) “Nest apples that the Srohards of Obit | the husband seventy years old. earet Ktahm, Of No. 13 West One} Mullo, a clgar-maker, of No, 2 Mul- gon can. produce.’ The * eal bie When the apartment was pntered Hundred and. Ejghth ‘street, cut her | berry street. the terkets, orcberds and vineyards of| at $2.0 doen, and ts worth: the mone; Saveont Mir, Brod jay, on a| throat in an attempt at wulcide, She|. ‘The fnen who brought the , the world afford are at the dtsponals ef In in a huge apple, ‘a0 large that terday afternoon z wae text to Jd Hood W en roug! wounded | Rose fnieh, lock and binge bracelet, riehly engraved. 5 fine ef impossible cover one with your two ttle couch, the (dedauilta tucked about right Hospitai|man to the station would not tell, the Sumondvaen cen Z G100.00 and kept thers until Nov, him, his head on a soft pillomnand bis! tharge of attempted mae yas halr smoothed. back, “evidently by, .the| misseg in the Harlem Police Court ad loving hands of thevwite who waiched| she was allowed to. ¢o home. Her, husband, Andrew, found er police how Mullo received the. wounds,, and he dimself would only say. that some one had stabbed him while he was Atanding near a fruit stand at the cor-| Yew Yorkers for the mid:wintsr and han ‘The Spiteenderg and Newton Pi; boli@ag seasen— they have the price he ate " are ‘also’ a apeckten that make a tempt. Reieny teva ‘The Rare ing rmorsel aiid ivary/<rom) 76) pests to fi tatety, as tt takes real money|, Pcars have just hha their season, BS aT | ELON ae | de but. this, fruit’ can. atill be had in| him dle. apt heer. ner of Mulberry and Canal streets, | 55 sized amount oo) trom ra loed por of her bedroom to-\) Aveall for an ambulance waa sent in) ees hepsgons. ee ekes ae OEE oe (ery the gnchards Of Gas-jete were open above his head | day. | The byndage was still over the {to the Hudson treat Hospital and. two! oe a * , {and South Africa. The Comics, pital | Mrs Brody, pattially disrobed, was pO wound. “There were no signs of |ambulances, responded, bringing Drs. | + sOne of the most delicious fruits at} fornia, ahd tie Winter Nelids and | seated dead in a rocking chair at the] BO" cn ote Pee sone za Vy eligae | Bullman Vande Beckwxes athe sureecn sy the command of New Xorsera trom $1|Benurre fo Anjou, of Oregon, are sell-| door of her own room, not five fest] Mood Wright. Hospital” believes aha /maved Hla to Rouben ee | 2 Re pounds beara eran Woe at Te Eten ohd the Beare | sway. he leaned forward, supporting died In a convulsion. brought on by} Beveral Italian detectives wore | her weakens col 5 tt ompita fair-aleed bunch Cojemane | Rose, of South Atrica, can be pur- | her chin on her hands, apd evidently | At age to her tonnes miicidal a tried to. wet pane © be large Juloy-looking black ones| chased for $1.60 a dozen. The Alligutor | had studied the effectsof the poteon-| ¢ 3 a a tempt. helped the) fatal culmination of h tacked him, he re- ®hich ars as round as’ plume, or the | baled pears, from the West. Indies, A Tate tad trey from the, Weat Indies. lous gas on her joréd husband, strug-| the attack, Laie Ree cinerattnotie nowt | t are the costliest, figurin, #4 a do: — White or greenish variety, weigh always| ‘The ‘yery. beat ‘Tlorida grape’ fruit, Wout ‘one and eNnalf pounds. Go for GLi0 your table cat be decorated and Sunure anda SSE ssesstsnsssssssssesstognnese SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSS. ee nt im Ree You Will Save MANY Dollars aad wealthy New ‘Kers that hays aie ported especially for the New York BY BUYING YOUR Christmas Piano umhe sroall, Japanese \and eanitornia | @nd cared for until they become ,rioh at THE es Sale | of Yorkers demand. saararel oe Belgium and Germany, Great care is fru, which onl large as nm fair-} ~exereised in handling this fruit, for jf The ‘only sale of its kind held autieg the year and abso- | sized grape, Ha Apes and with Its orange covering of skin is a dainty 4 morse! jrdeed for the price that is o wen @ single grape is bruteed, the en- ee STS ap eT \@ gi ateatis Sts ta cantor 5-16, F, W. KAEGEBAHN DIES es eel oe pured ts Large, ~ SUDDENLY IN HOBOKEN. |< fatty, 20 eee Was One of the Oldest Residents for sale and find a bis for it’ from the well-fed, ¥ New Yorkers who get what ey want n they want it-thd don’t lutely the biggest value evered offered for reliable pianos, ° 1S IS NOT a sale of “worn out and dead Stock” held in.a dull season to force business, but _of thoroughly reliable pianos of our own and other good makes offered for sale right in the midst of’ the holiday season when the greatest number of pianos are purchased. We will give a written guarantee with each -plano and allow ‘the full purchase price wiltin ie one ‘year from date toward the purchase price of any new Pease’ Piano if desired. The Reason for This Sale. i Oreen of rose finish. richly chased chrrwanthemitm pattern Bracalet.. ay The Celeprated Rena, rose finish, Jocking clasp, any initial... sssse and Member of Public Library | allow the pi to interfere with théir Association. < Kad Charles Ferdinand “W. Kaegebebs,| @ purchasing. These grapes can also be obtained at of the high-class res- one of Hoboken's oldest residents and al 6 trusteo of the Public Library Assocla-| og N Gitaurants gnd ‘hotel dining-rooms. je IC ECL Se sep Pos Sea hee Melon: this season are-indeed a yy ate not in great demand, Vashington street, last night. wi noventethres years old and settled | ery few of the leading frulterers “attempt to carry them. T! Egyptian In Hoboken in 186i after years on tho) g@ ¢ wepor year Kacgebebn’s cafe nna been! the headquarters for captains and s-melon, a yellowish, oblong-shaped piant, omar ah pine anes Sa 5 ener] Jw most {n evidence in hw market and | Coiiin crosaing te seas and Dis col- costa at retail from $2 to $2.80 eacv. | jection of elk noads is said to be one of! ‘Qaite @ fancy price ‘for a melon, but thee most yaluadle in America, x ford it’ t Etita’ho is goventy-two years old, and| i, The scarcity of this fruit in the mar- | Ket has caused its disappearance from Swearly all of the restauran’ and hotel “ynenu ‘cards throughout the city. It is j4zerved in only one establishment, and ythat Js at ane Of the largest and new- Rove finish, chased daisy pattera bangle. bracele four grown-up children, Sree ek TO ENTERTAIN. BRYCE. The Hon. James Bryce, Ambassador; gp of Great Brttain to the United States, will be the guest of honor at a reception | of the Bar Association Jan. 4 next. lo ri Rose anieh, lock 2 sapphires, DIAMONDS. q “Buy diamonds’’ is the advice of investment ex- a wholly inadequate supply As we are heavy direct perts. You simply cannoi lose, for prices are being |importers who always pay, cash, we present such pushed up by the pressure of a large demand upon} yalues as you would look for in vain.elsewhere. ce oe Nothing Nothing seasssesszasss SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS§ 217 Biway, Astor House;Block, 12 Library Nolls of Muale Free with Mayer 101 Nassau S8t,, Every ‘instrument. is marked at the-cas Pinnos and 6 Library Rolls Free with Cabinet Players. h price, but if desired monthly payment may be made Neat ‘Ann 8t. os but but ” The Pease Piano Company do the largest ‘rentdi business. of any firm in New York, and eS re Millinery. Mitinery. |/ ° mostly of new pianos, to muusicians and professional people, and this is the time of the-year when i “TN WN. : 4% Ti\ z Bs we desire to replenish our rental stock with new pianos and offer the stock now on hand at prices Fine diamond, volld Lekarat Fine diamond. soltd t¢harat Fine pilamond. Jikar that should sell every one of them in 48 houss;lit will therefore be seen that the majority of the Cie ered ay acevo cearegi eritye é oa Sixth Avenue, Carne 17th Street. # pianos offered below are not “EXCHANGED” pianos which have been given up because unsatis- %} y ) ee ® factory, and which are the basis for many sales of USED planos, but which are.in realty sales of «9! Fine Millinery Feathers Flowers 2. ABUSED pianos. This sale is the only one that the Pease Co.\hold each year and the only one of || ° Catalog sei . lw equal ‘importance held by a pjano manpifacturer, It consists mostly of the Pease Co.’s rental stock, for the \ @ who do not rent to public places, but to high class musicians. A partial list of the pianos follows :— 2 Asking. FACTURIN, P ; a WA! NOW: Was. ON } € : @ 1 Jacobs Bros, Upright ; $100 |1 Pease Upright . sfeo #7) i @ 1 Steinway Upright 176 | 2 Pease Uprights . 450 2e5 @ Retailers and Importers. : bs ‘ : 1 Emerson UpAght ae i Peaseuinnight ie 325° e50 | i t t ra aS ‘ ‘ Chickering Upright < : eset Bros. 2 155: @) 5 ‘ E Price . Reducti Be 195 |! Pee Ue i | e., Corner : xtreme Price Reductions | zie: uun: ace | Dame one Bae o| ird Ave., : x oe 7 167 | 4 jj 3 & fo teas uptigh { uisselot_-& Son Upri L475 40 | E E D D be Thursday Friday Saturday @ 3 108 {Ensen Bc Co, Voigt io 33 Si Open Every veni uring ecem r. x > 4 few Englan. right. 100 For your own satisfaction see the styles and values] o 4 PeasMp: 125 |2 Wilbur Upr ighis E 185 beg 3 these prices apply to—then you will KNOW we mean]|# 1 scam “Unset oS AS a Schall Unig 110 4|% ee | ri eller Bros. Upright . ] what we say. Open Saturday Until 10 P,.m. if Weber U Hane 195 | Harmony Up Eat ie @ : i } i t { J. Burns-Brown Upright 275. os @ Trimmed Hats *"2 02 $4.95 {Wilbur Uprgnt “105 | 1 Pease Upright 1300; 110 One thousand—each prettier than the other. ‘ ao Oe ; 1754S esa USERS a Ss BOO .. Trimmed Hats’ "2 2% $9 9g it peadlord, Plat : 145 | 1 Heinz & Son Upright « “1 250 0 Ben nnnaretenil arelextremely beuiltal ge) 2 @ “4 Petse Baby Grand... : 269 | 1. Pease Baby Grand. .... + S80 4) 986) 1c Rett c @ 4 Wissner Upright .. 110 {1 Pease Upright “Colgniay’ ses 450 a5 YG P E S ce g Trimmed Hats *#! ; $10 eS ‘Also 60 other Pease uprights at prices ranging from $125 to $225 that originally cost from «| erfect ye ervi fe Tae, ory, Sees ied ee zy | ery R ey Fur Hats—Mink, Lynx, Caracul. vey cleg nt. $325 up. {a assured when you Co! ult our THER, EVERY ‘ “on * § of Eaperience. y — ihad L. Dou jakes a a, ; i Regularly $3.00 Miscellaneous Offerings Reguatered Physicians ~ b Doumias makes and een f Ea Ready to Wear ®t © 98c is os LOT No. 1. ‘Lor No. 2. 7 AW, BREWSTER. M: D. adit anufactursrhecs Regu y ; ey Five hundred Hats—airy and full of style 1 C. D, Pease Square Piano “{ Stelhway Square Piano, noe DW. J .o, cond grea i = he THE! Ss ° hytnga as £ ouwe P Piano bi aR Seas bee abet hay asin, we erates sates vals i | { Vinton & Son Square Plano riggs Square Piano ENYON, M y A RS AND FLOWERS |e 4 fantstering: Square Plano \. ANBR Square: Plano- , MARCUM KENYON Moi | We Leo DOUGLAS $4-00 GILT EDE EDGE SH 2 OSTRICH FEATHERS—18 inches—black or white—regularly $3.50..$1.68 @ 4 Raven & Bacon 1 Walters Square Piano, M: LINDEROTH, ‘ OSTRICH FEATHERS—Very elegant—all colors—regularly to $15...,$4.98 @ 4 Smith American in coral Or gan... rae minations Without Gnarie j w.L Douglas Rae é 5 PARADISE SPRAYS—Large sprays—all colorsreguiarly $3.50......$1.75 |] 1 Betts Organ vse 1 Antisell Organ... aminations . am De CaN eae elarmecraa ‘ IMPORTED ROSES—Silk’ dnd velyet—large and full—regularly 85 asc} 1%, ‘Play er-Pianos and Cabinet Players. \ | Ehrlich Arlich &Soned. (edge akces masited from fecwory to,e07 > FINE FOLIAGE—Silk and yedyvet—ali DOT Lee 1SCases 19¢ 2 1 Peast” Planotist $250 1 Cecillan Cabinet Player Petry Now, eran be HEED world, Thataied O leg Y x MARABOU SPRAYS—all colors—regular price $1.50. 1 Pease Player-Piano 450 | 2 Pease Cabinet Players esv4 228 tee 223 Sixth Ay., Below 16th St, Ww. Se girs Greater New Vork as Res FANCY FEATHERS—AIGRETTE: & 1 Pease Player-Piano « 47%) 4 pease Cabinet Player 225 150 350 Sixth Av., Below 22d St. & aul —YEILINGS—ORNAMEN > 1 Wilbur Player-Plano »... 445 | 2 Pease Cabinct Players... 225 125 1274 Broadway, Below 33d St. w” wn a a” “vn “A oe “” wn” An ” “A” ae oe Fur Felt Hats sere Be 50c of from $5 to,$10 per mor nth (according to the piano), for just the interest extra upon the unpaid All the most stylish shapes and col ui part. Silk Velver Ee $3.00 Every pfino delivered free within 75 miles of New York (except the squidre planos) with BLEMISHED FACE? 4 oad Be aes Ta ea ee Sile price, 98 stool and cover to match and one year’s tuning free. No maif orders will be filled, but'a small de- Dr, Pratt. Can! ¢ ’ : oe < oe eve fe Prue posit now will securé any piano for Xmas delivery. > 3 i 2 % Grench Felt Flats Bey baa $it 98 ° We invite the inspection of the public and of the trade in genéral, ; ¢ Arausbtes reoked : Tid white—also white with colored faciag f ; } White Feit Flats "zy 8® - og, Open Evenings this Month Until 9.30 P b bat your sayings under the parlor carpet. lnvest them in ‘ 2 ea ee PEASE PIANO CO SEs fee Sunday Word “Busines Opportunit an Children’s Hats 'svluly 30. - og Sra ported Airman arer tenes Sale price, Cc > 128 West 42d Street, Near Broadway, New York. Hours to 8 Dally, Your Dollars Will Multiply Velvet—alt handsome colors—chiffon facing. Rich’ Satin Hats "x3 2% Imported—lirge, shapes—all colors—fashionable, $ ‘And by appotatment. CALL OR WRITER, Thy Special Sale sso being held at Brooklyn Warefuome. Equally Big Values, 657¥plion St. \@ special Sale aiso being held at Newark Wareroe! Equally Big Values. 10 New St- JESSSSSSSSssssssssssssssssssssssacessscsssssseosss er stocssasceas SSISISSSSSS DISS SS S02 $1.98