The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1908, Page 12

12 _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8&8, 1908. as ———— MAYOR'S MESSAGE | POLITE NEGRO FINDS| “JAIL” AND CULPRIT Song Birds and Gold Fish at 3150, 000 EATEN BY PARROT. A $45,000 FORTUNE. iearecay BY TRAIN Mayor South Frank James, a negro boy, of Denver,| Justice of the Peace Car rushed into the hall wher ‘| gave his seat tn a railroad train to a|N. J, da prisoner | i n were waiting to hear his first meS-| \oung white man, who was so gratoful | re ito Speeding in a frelgh va Oo fd, “Pills | he began to look into the ihistory of the | 3 was no jail at Elwood to id him for trial. a The dog dQ Matule aten most ing James. r ago in t The family Randolphs, of Philadelphia, in Coming Out Ball for Daughter Exceed in Extrav- } agance the Similar Event Given by Neighbor Paul. message. yor Bur- ler it didn’t’ ererfate | v by giving him as NO MATTER WHAT STYLE CR MAKE YOUR PIANO TELELECTRIC 4h FL ayment” plan of T PLAN is a con- Only This Time Victims Are Not Crushed by Feet of Dancers, and Pretty Fish Caught with Hooks Are Thrown Back Into Water. Whatever may be said for the so-called “ buying Pianos, our strictly CASH ONE-PAYME stant and convincing argument AGAINST IT. Reduced to figures, it is an argument in the shape of a OF FROM $50.00 TO $250.00 ON EVERY INS Against that generally conceded saving is onl. gument of inferior quality—the “Easy Payment” dea That it IS a fallacy can be proved promptly and readily by any one whose knowledge of the real merits of a Piano fits him to judge Gorgeousty fluttered PHILADELPHT plumaged through ing golds by comparisons. isha) Ds a hook) anajiine | PIANO PLAYER Purely in your own interest, if you contemplate buying a Piano, ty misses and sa a teh eee inspect these Straus Pianos and investigate our one-payment— ne ae EASIEST PAYMENT—plan of selling them :— sade) her deuut Will bring out its best qualities. Upright Cabinet Grand, the ‘ uyment”’ dealer's pee $175.00 instrument, our price . $125.00 e s Style “W” Upright Grand..... . $195.00 lt Requires No Pumping Style “FA” Upright Grand... $2500 Straus Player Pianos... . $300.00 and $400.00 Jeet have nothing to do with it. Why not write for a catalogue, or, better still, call and hear the player ? Electric current in the house is not necessary. Your Talking Machine Records. NTIL a few weeks “Nassau” [ when we first marketed our Records, you could not buy a 10-inch ss than 60 cents. Zz Donor EY “Nassau” 1 the sale of ANDOL. RAILROADS LOSE IN THEIR TAX APPEAL. Will Additional atent No. 534,543. lat you pay. The list YT t nal 100 in Series A, and the wing late numbers in Series B:— Tenor Solos by Billy Murray Uncle Josh Story by Cal Si Roo T B. 14—Unole Josh's Second Violin Solos by Harold Eisenberg SATISFACTORY. yeerine, mixed is said Put art i vial of Virgin Oil } E pure and two } Mix these ' ‘ ' ' 7 ‘ ' ) ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ globes of el arc ligh Torture but No Slaughter. The Ran Slaughierec way of xl were thrown the joy of strikin mouths and dr: pools had been fel! But then 285 - 5th Avenue, corner 30th Street : Beriienaice sl berarinen Galion punces of i Tenor So!os by Albert Campbell = 8. 2 -Atues Obiient to Yo thorou h a nalf pint of } B. 4—Take Me with Tou in Your Cornet Solo by John Dolan and take a tea- ———- ~~. 3 Luramioal ul every four hours. n found that five ounces e of Cinchona com- pound can be used in place of whiskey with the J Oil of P. Acom Tree, B. when their ing them from the 7 Bani> Solo by Vers L. Osman Duet by Wheeler and Wheeler B 86-1 Love You So (trom ‘The Widow ul's ball cost only aIph's father beat same result ® compound by the 0 So'o by E ive hunc the grand ballroom of ¢ Stratford for this affair of all Se TA eas delphia affairs. Among them were Mr. | jgtowski. ti and Mrs. George Gould, Mr. and Mrs. house of Erie Dahlgren, Mrs. John R. Drexel | tis sons in and Miss Marjorie Gould, of New York. There they found themselves in @ woodland so arranged that the long larcadas of real trees seemed to open | POLISH PRINCE DEAD. Ba a Baritone Solos by Percy Hemus B'way at 6th Av. We 35th St _------.--.-!'| The Price-Break, Foreshadowed by Reductions In Many Lines of Merchandise, sealed in a round case. Be sure to get the Prayer (from "The Merry Murray Smile, ma ike to Hare! You control the expression with your fazds. Your Pay 39c. Instead of 60c. for } before them and lead off into some RH: Mrey & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Cow Prices fairy domain. e e — Ree Sosa ues = Strikes ORIENTAL RUGS with Double Force] |<¢.1. of Curtains and Couch C twice, bac) OG ares, moun (ce ale o} urtains an ouc Overs. Foe Co ff ets Hi He NES CE? EST | : HERE IS NEWS OF A MACY REDUCTION SALE WHOLLY WITHOUT aes eae eesaaal theres weuntinnreert Ul PRECEDENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE ORIENTAL RUG BUSINESS Madras Curtains, cream colored; Renaissance Lace Curtains, their spray like dew on the flowars. B'way at 6th Ay, ) 34th to 35th Se uiiney designs; $3.85 Cia unted on good hear cable Up in the trees were the birds—gay canaries, sombre mocking birds and flocks of all the birds that Philadelphia gold could bring In from their n abodes, sat on lmbs in pa net; full length and width; $3.95 grade; a pair..........,.$2.74 E ‘make no bones” about it. Oriental Rugs have been lagging—a situation entirely foreign to the successful conduct of this business. This strictly cash store system depends upon and demands a constant turning of stocks. So with the lagging Rugs trom the Orient the logical measures are adopted Madras Curtains, in stained glass effects; $3.00 grade; a pair $1.98, R. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, j domestic Bag- colorings; fringed Irish Pcint Lace ) novelty DURE SUE ) inches wide, $2.15 quality. “81.4 i é } ' 83.7 each... $1.48 siluewer g 60 inches wide, $2.50 quality, Here, a pair each tere saints wee BL74 Estimates submited for Slip Covers, Awnings and Window Shades; \ PRICES ARE MOKE THAN REVISED. This is a once-in-a-litetime purchasing opportunity—the psychological moment for INVESTING in something ior the home —something that combines bzauty and utility and, even with ordinary care, con- stantly increases in value. The stock is big—we have never offered a better selection. The details of a few groups, printed below, are given merely to indicate the excellence of the values: empire was it ever brought Victims of the “Fun.” The birds didn't seem sing. They could not und it was all about, and th long for the silent fores' ad not come with its re red wand. Ndfish—there were fish, too t-Ib. ca ar'y $1.50, sale, $1.28; 10-Ib. caddy, reg RED STAR BAKING P' Furniture reupholstered equal to new at prices much lower than elsewhere. where cly Sale of Men’s Trousers at $3.65, Ordinarily Worth Up To $5.50. » OX Very Fine Royal Kermensnah Carpets. $213.00 now ++ $158.00 | ° 7¢ content Wess eee e+ $178,00 |S $226.00 = hundred pairs ot Trousers, fashioned of all worsted were of 1 3 xt10 ft. : $132.00 |S $234.00 ics in neat stripe patterns; made with two hip pockets, ++» $258.00 - $288.00 $318.00 $398.00 Size 88 x11.0 ft, Size 88 x11.6 tt, Size 810x121 ft Size 9.3. x11.0 ft., formerly $ ent for t among th $192.60 | $198.0. | . $206.00 . $206.00 tinh) side pockets and change pocket of heavy white drill. Perfect fitting—and tailored better than the average garments sold around the $5.00 mark, Wheat and ba uffed 5 : Men’s Negligee Shirts. « ». Standard $1.50 Garments............ 79¢ $2.00 and $2.50 Garments .......... $1.14 — ONTINUATION of the remarkable sale inaugurated Monday, when over 12,000 high grade Shirts were placed on sale. All perfect quality negligee garments—plain and pleated— coat models; mostly with attached cuffs; fashioned of woven madras, cheviots and percale. j ¢ The majority of the $1.14 garments are fashioned of very fine guality imported madras, Persian Carpets, Formerly Up to $284.00, Now $1 98.00| oms, librarie ian Carpets, there i from 10 to 13 feet rye Carpets, ideal for di root ine paria of This Season’s Canred Goo ; {07.81.04 cies 8 A Special Sale Gorovan Carpets Similarly Reduced. f aia ts $185.00 Size 11.0x14.0 ft. Size 11,9x13.2 Size 1 noun¢ Mr. le Size 10,0x13.10 ft, sale ze 10,.6x14.2 ft, sale 78 10.6x45.0 —~— ING NEWS. AA Boileau Girl Art Calendar for 1908, in ten colors, distributed with ns, &e,, all of close t \ Hall wigs Now at $14.94 Formeriy Up to $24.74 Now at $19.94 & $23.74 Formerly Up to $44.74 and 19. Greater New York only. Get the set. Prettiest Art Calendar Of the year, @ 2 2 2 e PORT OF NEW yoru ‘ Now at $29.74 Formerly Up to $56.74 Persian Hail Runners, only twenty, from 12 # 48 ft long, widths from 3 to 3% ft. Now ai $12.48 | Formerly $16.74 | | } Limited quantity of good Shirvans and Beloochistans, aves, includ Kahistans, S Morings. | If you want your ‘‘bu iness’’ to become the talk of the town, telf | about it through a World “Want” Ad.