The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1908, Page 12

ITHE EVENING WORLD,\FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1908. [Deaf and Dumb Guests ot Evening World and ore aL . Scene From Performance They Witnessed | wee MET BY BULLETS Martens Brothers Open Fire on Their Visitor and He Falls, Dying. and We OR burst 1 © never still, [aaa Boy and His Teddy Bears,” the tersmark, 1 particular es marched out behind thelr’ band, |W Jan 10.—F at a DETROIT, Mich., istit a men were injur pean ea about $1 Christoph ers, merch way, Broo noise at the re and, armed opened the back w ry O, Traver Dr. Lyon’s ments above and they saw on th They poured ou from the iatol and A PERFECT » 10 minutes later factory found a w Lehr, avenue, store, mo pierced his bi Bushwick Hospita : UES Theatre s BS . seh 5) LEG, tg, ons ; Cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and purifies the breath. a ; In dainty blue enameled box with patent and ex F 1 measuring tube, Convenient for tourists s «1 Little Deaf Mutes Enjoy Huge- ‘ 1 Iv Charles E. Blaney’s Com- te ical Show at the Lincoln “ ers ieee : ESTABLISHED 1666 BY i Pease Piano Co., 7 Square Theatr x. One little Kit w A l 128 West 42d St., near B’way,N.Y.¢/ ooo —— : : own frock Po ie sda Brooklyn Branch, Newark Branch, esti LC | 657 Fultem St 10 New St aC RAL td 60D), bale oI oN SEND Och mm cag ci Neem eae > LR ERLERIS etal beiaee OLNGASU MADE SPEECHLESS cof ht Over Leady. ® Rosie, and Plorsie: whose antiey Cioxlezd the Deap ana Dumb Chilarene THIS /S A SALE! They were the best values in town in October— they’re surely best now at these reductions _ At the start of the season these suits and overcoats were the best values in town at their respective Prices—S10.00, $15.00 and $22.50. This was proved by the fact that thousands of these smart suits and overcoats were sold at these prices, and are to-day giving guaranteed service and satisfaction. The descriptions that fitted them a. the start of the season. apply to them to-day. The pledges we made for their quality and service-giving. hold good as well. They are the same good clothes in every sense of the word. at a qreat deal ‘ess than the prices were at the first of the secson. We haven't cone anything to these clothes but reduce the price. We see no reason why v hould do anything to our ad. of several months ago (which we reproduce below), except to show that these same clothes are yours for considerable less money. The city has taken halt of our Walker street store, forcing us to unload our enormous stock. This advertisement is mple of the tremendous price cuts that we have made throughout our complete line. Although we have not quoted on our better grade of Suits and Overcoats that run as high as $40, exceptional reductions have also b made to insure immediat Here’s Our Ad. of October 1907—Read It Moe Levy Clothing Is Always Highest in Quality! - - Is Ever Lowest in Price Skull Fractured, Man Writes Telling How He Received His injuries. and was Bear “Fi Irst Principles of Cooking McCLURE By MARY JAI ling. Every garment sold with a money - back en dissolved il of 4 t of pot ) will be t x Se hine be no co-apetiticn tor stores Guarantee ny Oe clothing is als est.” ft come to 4é¢' A woman who has had and Te nce over cost of { PP no practical experience or New York t the mast A new Boll Z ay Acar Clothing made tr American day. Ey b Armour's ct of net is Bolleau ¢ ss Beef will be s The we sell is $10, know it is imposs niher lines run up to $40. did not Get the set paper. Our Suits ant Overosats at $10, S15 and §2% 50, are easily the best popular priced values around town. They) re priced ‘one-third les: than the lowest.’’ RS crane Ways in which it can ve used ‘ NEARS LY cre, wr fovea. aren pa $10.00 Suits Q Overcoats: every way oqual'to the $15 garmenjs shown by er. The fact that they were made by © m workroom, under our owi SU ae A precuce a macimum qualis mini- has become known 1) » wo. vod value in’a suit at $10, » the contuazy, are smart as £00 nd thorougidy tailored. g15 values. » Que. ry less than the lowest, ‘AL Our $15.00 Suits Q: Overcoat’ #y, Fepresent a range oF styles, patterns and fabrics, sel to the average $20. thes. This fact is very Silden s flavort 2 invalue| & in the smart sui overcoats we have produced at} aH 515.00. The iz is orien thorough and un } \ 5 y detail. urse, it’s our great manufacturing antages thc, sae us to produces, clothes of such excellence at so tittle price. $20, Wwalues. Our one-third lower tha ee in the lowest ur $22. 50 Suits @ Overcoats™ ¥ are distinctively $30.00 garments. They are superbly “ ip the nobbiest per : tored, of the new th 7 touches th: cannot be had in s where. Guaranteed to be throu; $30 ynlnes Our one-third less than or many aish is not used, th itd in which may It sa ree’s Potatoes. Ru on which you p UGLAS 5 Si 54 om des ions it lone ough A eee nad iy QO ies 3 MEN hee ean Deep Price-Cut in Youths’ “uits i I ratte. and s 2 hoes than any Our young men’s long f trom 14 t 20 yenzs Tene atalbes Eon the aH, 1 Pras pyampe. o the Gieat Reductions : ' other manufactu $1U Suits now $7.50 $12, 50 Suits now 594 1 ss. 45 eee Suits now $3)15 ; If I could take you into arge factories at Brockton, Mass., t of po and show you how carefu!ly W. L. Dougias shoes are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better, 1 rough wear longer and are of greater value than any other $3.50 shoes. hob t Douglas °@ Gilt Edge Shoe corner te scaled with milk LL WEAR V DOUGLAS $1.75 OE: 315 Suits now $10.50 $0.45 Fine Reefers now $3.90 Stores in Grea = he beautiful Armour Art (al a Mott, Fete HUH Wanaell ard Meanings sone feta MMmnigelzm Walker St. New ork} 145001439 rae jew York 380-382 F. lion St..B:0 9kLVD 386 Sixth Avenue cor 22d. 4 £8 rth Avenue receipt of one metal cap irom jar Armours Exiract of Beef. Avene, NEWARK —785 Broad Street or for 25 cents, Address Armour & Company, Chicago, |