The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1908, Page 4

‘SHOOTING KEP HOSPITAL WE i lwAN WHO SHOT HIMSELF WHILE CLEANING PISTOT. FROM PuLICE BY Mandeville Hall — Seriously Wounded in Side; Doc- tors belt | Facts. ACCIDENT, SAY FAMILY. Young Man in Delirium Saic to Have Tried to Jump from Window Too. In spite of determined efforts on the part of officials at Roosevelt Hospital to keep secret the fact that Mandeville de Marigny Hall, son of Wiillam Corne- lius Hall, of No, 52 West Ninth street, who is a director in the New York Knife Company and vice-president and general + of ronciev Terra Co eS De 1-7/7. avenue, was a patient \ tion with a serious bullet wound in his | UNGER SCORES KINGSLEY. side, the police learned to-day that the | the hospital, ' to kill himself | ing a win- |, young man Dut that s not only i ne attempted While delirious by 1 dow on Monday night Mr. Hall is a cousin of the Duc Villanbrosa and a descendant of ¢ Marquis de Marigny. He is also a nephew of the Baron Louis Von Hoft- man, of Paris, and his great grand father was the first Governor of New ng from while 1 y wife and r W | he Sout’ | « acation every year, a her is an invalid and we like to take him away to spend late winter each season “We s lower pa t upstairs to read a while ed. and suddenly I notice of vaveline on my table, a rote struck me that it would be just the | K to take r ve rust from m is the trade- markwhich 06 is on every Ha to Mis Wilson, daugh- genuine Mrs. Ge nt Wilson, of Ki it was not learned until bottle of a wedding, | his engagement broken authorities | that se Wilson had been the hospita eat’ Emulsion have d to ches police dns be, sold in nearly all the countries of Sennen ctreaneete the world. Nothing equals it to fig) while cle build up the weak and wasted heme bodies of young and old. cary sWound Not Serious, All Druggists; 50c. and $1.00. From br. Harlow Brooks, of No. 4 Ninth street, a World learned “VIOLINS The Artintic unas Well aa A a The third Botlean Girl Art Calendar, in ora, Will be distributed through The Sonday World In Greater New York next) Sunday, REAL BIATE) Jeans henson and lote 10 Bat Some ‘mr ners and Anvelh wne ee ‘y j men ary rng r yy ry “ exdadher | Albert Nu Thomans CHAS. H. Nl & CO. New Musical Warerooms, | 5-10-12 East Sith Street, HE EVENING WORLD, Bonwit, Harris & Co. Broadway—CORNER 21ST ST,—Fifth A Sale of High-Grade Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes. Choice of entire stock, comprising the newest winter models, some all silk lined. Values Up to $40, 19° LUSORS S NU Bon wit, HarrisGCo. Broadway—CORNER 21ST ST.—Fifth Ave. Clearance Sale Boys’ Clothing Norfolk and Double-Breasted Suits. | Ages 8 to 17, Former Prices $6.50 to $8. Sailor and Russian Suits. Ages 3 to 10, Former Prices $6.50 to $8. Boys’ Russian Overvoats. ' Ages 3 to 10. Former Prices $6.50 to $7.50. | Norfolk and Double- Breasted Gata, ] Ages 8 to 17. Former Prices $8.50 to $10. Boys’ Smart Overcoats. Ages 3 to 10, Former Prices $8.50 to $10. Large Boys’ Overcoats. Ages 8to 16} In this lot there are values as high as $15.00. Boys’ Smart Suits. Ages 8 to 17. n this lot there are values as high as $15.00. | Boys’ Knickerbocker Trouser Ages 6 to 17. These have been selling for $1.25 and $1.50. The Last Week. Leading Wash Waists Specialty at $2.00 cach; House, JANUARY CLEARANCE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Tailored Suits & Dresses at About 12 Former Prices WOMEN’S & YOUNG WOMEN’S SUITS Suits from $30.00 to $35.00 Now $20.00 Suits from $40.00 to $45.00 Now $29.00 Suits from $50.00 to $65.00 Now $37.50 HOUSE & STREET DRESSES Dresses from $25.00 to $28.00 Now $18.00 Dresses from $35.00 to $40.00 Now $22.50 ‘om $45.00 to $50.00 Now $29.00 Dresse. in Opportunity not to be missed. SeEGiAe 1,200 prs. 14 BUTTON FRENCH KID GLOVES White, Tan, $ 1 85 Grey & Black Regular Price $3,00, Broadway John Forsythe at 18th st. ; Annual Sale Women’s Low Shoes Patent Leather and Tan Russia Oxfords and Pumps Former Price $5.00 & $6.00 Now $3.45 Corresponding Reductions in Men’s and Children’s Shoes Alexander Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street 65¢ | aaa aa JANUARY 16, 1908. = i Lowest Prices of the Winter a —, Sugar Corn Essie eh id ivi Rice, 3 “3 Ibs., 17c food value to the Prunes, Bibs. 17c uit, full ss—Ppure, At All the James Butler .... Stores. Again we make anoiher cut in the price of CANNcD VEGETABLES of strictly standard quality. : requirement of the NATIONAL PURE FOOD L. AW \ complied with, ard another saving of twenty- -tive cents on the dollar is effected, simply because we buy for spot cash in quantities so much larger than any other half-dozen retailing ations in the country. x is yours for the next three days at any of the R Stores, You cannot begin to get such values If you buy by the dozen instead of the single can, you will be that much more the gainer at these prices—the lowest of the Winter: Tomatoes, ......8@ © doe} Sugar Corn,-a..8C j { Cheese, a tb., 2 Ib. 17 || June Peas, .a.... 8} | | Pride of St. Louis Flour. Superlative XXXX Quality—The Best Miiled, i Over a hundred thousand JAMES BUTLER patrons will tell you that no other flour suits them so well for bread, biscuit, coke or pastry. No other high-grade flour low a price, viz :— Barrel - $5. 95— 24, Ib. Bag - 75c 7 1b. Bag 23¢; 335 Ib. 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