The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1908, Page 9

(@D0'TIES IN THE NEWS _PROSTRATED ALL OVER THE WORLD tram cine — sis tina hurse Keates Kemarkab.é Experienca ort Stories of Unusual Happenings and cuannes ] Singular Experiences Picked Out of - the Chronicles of the Day. an, avpointed es @ wpectal an at Burlington, N. J. seirctod Qis fret prsoner bis mother-in- yw, Mra. Kate Pitman. “Me hid under her bed, and when she ad him he flashed shield and farted with her to fa! A patrolman heard her ecreaming and sted Lena! | He was hold jd, “and then has me/arrested when OMANCE ENDED BY | wh». ¥. OUIRRELS’ TEETH. |i wens: : Farmers outting a tree near Rich-|and set it free, under bail yesterday, rae @ separsted me and my wife,” he OWL SHUT I TSE L F errest her. Guess the motner-in-lew|IN KITCHEN STOVE "t be evercome.” An owl flew into the kitchen stove at —— the home of Mrs. Agnes Weller, at Nor- | 4 “I wag complet I had uo 1 cowld not or food on my stomach, od. The doctors gatd her nurband’s | TA! sino ab Narezes cond I beg and eat well ly was str to | perfect Trash and strength. the oven door closed| tissue to take Vinol, as it 18 #0 superior to old-fashioned cod liver it flopping about/ojl, emulsions or other tonics."— Elizabeth M. Cremond, Boston,) u ts ar | issatta as oN aad Nios wea} teas SWEETHEART DID |Neettint and privet cana, LD |NOT FILL THE BILL. Vinol is not a patent medicine, ‘Two letters were found In @ hollow of | tres, one from “Alice,” the other | conn, ‘m ‘iim. 1.10 Squirre!s had enlarged the hole and rf © letters had fallen down out of the recommended hie eethsarts’ reach. Jim's letter la-|up $61.10 to bring her nied that he had not heard from [Wham he saw her Le aati: r wea in the tree. | ered ot cavn COURT LETS HIM een Luce, though her WRINK ON JULY 4. | SNOW BALLS George Mercier, of Ware, Mass. win| TOWN FROM FIRE. Nebrate July 4 this year as the day| Girls, women, doy: E his country’s and hia own indepemi-/a fire with anowta 7 misrepresent! Thomas wanted to m ce: |}@ mining town, last He may get drunk on the Fourth and ‘There was Wscape arrest. He was arrested re ently and ordered to alzn the pledge cy 0 to jatl, He sa'd he would ste pee EO uae lee for @ year, exce:t on the Fourth, HISD Cond Cad SUIT RAN THROUGH APPETITE LOST, courTs 122 YEARS, » Grant, ND. . of Chi- red Hartman AFFINITY FOU ‘The third Boflean Girl Art Calendar, f@en colors, will be distributed through The Sunday World tn Greater New York next day, 0 fire depa Thomas Colesanto, of Harwinton, |a real cod liver preparation, and Gelerm!no for |reagon that Vinol has such power to) heal and strengthen {!s because it contains in @ highly concentrated | {form all of the curative, medicinal | |and strengthreating elements of cod | actually taken from fresh | cods’ livers, with the useless, nau-! bots | seating ofl eliminated and tonic fron rose and deliv-| liver oll, added. and men put out at Boswell, Pa.. ecving, Colds, Bronchitis, and all throat to blow up the) _Riker's s00n controlled the | Bro if rem, 4 of the estate of | ton St, i in | Sumnet Avesreolumbia st i ag none of | And at all drug store found where this blue and the ‘astats white sign fe displayed. “HOPE” RETIRES From Business In the Stewart Building Big Opportunities for Big Men! Both in the Overcoat and in the Suit Stocks there is NOW a strong representa- tion of sizes tor Extra Large, Stout and Extra Tall Men. Breast Measures ranging from 39 to 50 inches. NO EXTRA CHARGE, Plenty of black fabrics also in both, Men’s Suits and Overcoats Fur-Lined Coats—Furs Standard (At 4g and more than % off.) Seine out © (At % and more than % off.) $11.00 Youths’ Sults and Overcoats....... $5.00) 00 Men’s Fur-Trimmed Coats......... $12.50 Men’s Fancy Overcoats and Suits... 6,25) $15.00 Men's & Women's Fur-Lined Coats 21.00 $16.50 Black Overcoats and Sults.......... 8.00 $19.00 Frieze Gvercoats and Worsted Suits 9,25 £22.50 Mixed Sults and Kersey Overcoats.. 11,00 $30.00 Fine Quality Overcoats and Suits... 14.00 §35 Vicuna Overcoats & Imp’t'd Suitings.. 17.00 Fall Dress and Tuxedos 4 Off. Stocks of Fine Trousers $3.50 Men's Cheviot Trousers. ... $1.68 $5.50 Fine Cassimere Trousers... a 2.68 $7.00 Black and Striped Worsteds......... 3.68 $55.00 Fur-Lined and Trimmed Coats.... 26.00 $80.00 Men's and Women’s Coats......... 36.00 3125.00 Men's Extra Quality Coats....... 56.00 Clean Sweep—Women’s Specials $25.00 Women’s Chesterfield Coats........ $6.25 320.00 Women's English Box Coats.. 6.25 $16.50 Women’s Extra Quality Rain Coats 6.25 $2.00 Women's Pseudo Lynx Neck Pieces. 55c $2.25 Women's Pseudo Lynx Muffe....... 55c $5.00 Women’s Assorted Fur Neck Pieces 1.55 $6.50 Women’s Assorted Fur Muffs...... 2.55 Selling Out Shirt Stocks! Lot A an our Fine Dress and Semi-Dress Stift Bosom Shirts, in white and fancy, also Soft and Pleated Shirts, are now in two gigantic lots, $ 68 Standard prices $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Now in 2 lots—Lots A and B. | 02 2 > ° More Than 6,000 Shirts on Sale Lot B Underwear of American and European make. Hosiery, Neckwear, Suspenders, Pajamas, Umbrellas, &c. All are now selling at One- Hait Off Lowest Standard Prices, Broadway Stewart Bui}ing Chambers St. , could liver and bow- », and as I grew ain either on was critical and I would Vinol_ prescribed such remarka y Mt. After| n to {mprove. ied {ts use, and soon began|§ rmal, until it seemed good e, and I was restored to) “I advise all my patients who need strength, rich, red blood and_ flesh SAVE As a dody-bufider and strength- creator for old people, delicate chil- dren, weak, run-down persons, after |sickness, and for Chronio Coughs, ment or water |!ung troubles, Vinol {s unexcelled. Ng was stored WHERE TO GET VINOL IN N.Y. City Hall Park THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1908.: AW purchases during January particulars inquire at booth, second floor, center. rch toes bie and my far {n | all ; the! Overcoats and Suits 64 $25 Overcoats 77 $22.50 cael 38 $21.50 Overcoats nee $20 Overcoats At Be ee seis and 110 $30 ‘Suits 112 $17. 50 Suits ac show signs of wear. sty 46 chest. Overcoats 44 to 52 inches long. 4 | $10,000 to Charities fi if “NO CONNECTION, ! py. EY | carry vot ny rights nthe $10,000 E 6 | cistrifution to Charities. Por ne \ h XTH AVE Manufacturers’ Samples of All perfect and in proper blocks, They arethe with Each Purchase Made Before Noo Single Stamps After | Noon. J.B.GREENNUT. PRES Overcoats and Suits 126 $10.50 Suits 98 $10 Suits \ 230 $71.50 Suits hi42 $15 Overcoats $7 9 5 § 87 $17.50 Overcoats 2 89 $14 Overcoats 4 = Sizes in both Suits and Overcoats from 33 to 46 chest. Overcoats 46 to 52 inches long. Men’s Stitt and Soft Hats $1.25 used to represent a well-known maker's and $3 lines. A welcome piece of ws to men whose headgear is beginning 10 Clearance of Youths’ bir savings possible by this clearance are nearly one-hal and workmanship for wh suit or coat for any that fails to satisfy you in wear.’ Suits worth up to $7.50, Suits worth up to $12 Suits worth up to $18.50, at . $3.95 - $7.65 . $10.65 These for Boys measure, 50, at ..- worth up to $. Suits in sizes 23 to 16 years, worth up to ied Suits in sizes 22 to 16 years, worth up to $ 00 83. 5) worth up to $5 worth up to $7 Suits and Overcoats for Men and Boys ing is all our own stock—the same good styles, perfect fittiny, excellence of materials h our youzhs’ and boys’ clothing is noted. savings are oflered. Besides, We guarantee the shoes to give satisiac- And every purchase carries with it our standing guarantee of ‘‘t/oney back or a new | tion In both wear and looks. These are examples of the reductions These for Youths and Slender Men | Overcoxts in sizes 34 to 38 chest Ot... 20. e Suits in sizes 2%: to 10 years, worth up to 3] 65 | Reefers Oy Overcoats in sizes 8310 13 years) » $2, 65 3. e hae . Reefe id 0 3 3 a re c Reefers and Overcoats in sizes 3 to 13 years, * $3.65 ba Dorit Reefers and Overcoats in sizes 3 to 13 yea $4.65 E xtra High Gut'Stulen=\ialsteun tea ine $1.95 © $4, 65 Reefers and Overcoats in sizes 3 to 13 yea $ worth up to $1 5. §5 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) x «Slegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.’ and Boys’ | Clearance of Winter Shoes E have gone through our stock and gathered up such lines as have ow in moving out—and reduced their prices for quick f the regular prices. The cloth- id F h cx On some lines, such as Men's House Sliprers, wc have cut the prices in | In ’all the other cases good, substantial made Cut Sn Sh e8—vwaterproot poles and ny $5 shoe; our fc i these vas $4; your choice a hegular Heights— ove ealtekin, qe some pate: worth up i th $5.65 3.50, Blucher Styles—ot pox cait; well-made shoes to stand es 9 to 1.4% for little boys; worth $1., pe $1 now , 5, at. Usizes for large boys. 7.50, at 0, ates paises aati ae Sea RRS $5.65 H All Men’s House Slippers at Halt Prices Sugumlans s Pure Food Specials CALIFORNIA RIPE OLIVES—ptor 18¢ ee Daylight Cakes NCE CAKES 15 2c BOSTON HEAD LETTUCE—re 10. head. (: FLORIDA SWEET OR LAYER CAK 350 FRESH POUND CAKE-3 a} Sc; Ih. ‘ 17e | CORNED Fresh Meats COOKED CO# BOILED. HAM Selected high-grade mb rONsicsse sees yy fr Fans en rm cured ball ba Fancy eked fowls. cscercecees lie FANCY. CERV Fancy West rnd oy ‘meats, pure spice Panevirvanieked no casteee 20e or by the piece: 3 is) b Forequarters limb.) Fresh F ish resh Jers ve Lo nsof Je wey pork, | Fresh-maie country style sausage: JQ 3 Th Chinook salmon or halibu ‘yf sicaks: Ib “ 12 %e teellGoo! ‘ourth Floor.) TETRAZZIN || Wines Bie Liquors = ze Aran raehay s Low Pi d List of Specials i RECORDS i ie | | At 75e and $1.25 We invite you sound-proof parlors to hear the f the famous sopra’ tions from Barher of Seville Romeo and Juliet Se Eat BRE x THE a F pinestic: per bot Sonnambula SEU ee Boku? Ce Rigoletto f 3 Lucia di Lammermoor These records be used on any talking ma requiring a dise record, We sell any model o! Victor talking Machine at $1 ke Cooper Store, Third Floor, Rear for] j bottle Friars Port wort fon t 1 hortle Friara Sherry $ he 1 boule Z 1.5 50 | : Imp:rial PortorSheiry, BA} full quart.cossessceceee 50c | 50 | i bowie Club House W Whisker hoc full quaris . Cooper Sire, Fourth Floor, Front Clearanceof Wor en’s Shoes Including Also Slippers and Children’s Leggings HE large business we did the early part of this season and the fact that inventory time is close at hand are the two direct causes of this important sale. Tie heavy selling has left us with many od lots of shoes which we must clear out, and our regular stock must be as low as possible before inventory. Therefore: Women’s Shoes at $1.35 Misses’ & Girls’ Winter Coats Saturday We Offer All That Remain of Our Reg- ular Liye, Also Some Special Purchases Ten of the prettiest styles made for this winter, in droadcloth, kerseys, worsteds and fancy English mixtures, all in most desirable colors and shades. Also ex- cellent styles in black. Th st lot of +) man-talored coats ever o so fa underprice. The a : regular p ice on these would be nearly double our special pricy ss+seeeeeeeeeeeees At this special price we include sioes in the regu- la: height styles and in the extra high cut, wave-top sty! all sizes in both styles. They are excellent wearing shoes, made of patent enamel leather, With good soles, Lvery shoe inthis lot is a bargain at this special price; many are sample sho.s easily worth $2.50 a pair. Take $ er Women’s $5 Shoes at $4 All the best styles and as good sh you can buy at any price. All are nd | sewed, either turn or velted soles. | 4 We have all sizes and wi to start with. Take your pick of these shoes at..-- "$4 And These Interesting Spcolals Crochet Slerenes | Children’s Legeings— Women’s t'c t Slippersand se eR Ost! Zoe. sHeSrsh'n CVE | “Sk . ”? Green Trading Stamps— We Give Them 100 Misses’ Winter $ 5 Coats Special ate. Good-looking and war ce mace in plain cheviots, Others in dark or light wool mixtur excel! ent sts to wear just now. Single ¢ double-breasted styles, trimmed with velvet and fancy buttons; loose ant semi-fitting models, As these coats are sure to sell quickly, we urge you to to come ex ly. /A Limited | umber $ of Misses’ ents a 5 Reduced to ts, and e or two 75 ani $15 garn Ne more th your siz in sow thing good. Maerial cloths and fancy mixtu in light or dark colors—I s are sat Short and long coat styles. Wo id for toem¢ suits of a (Siegel Coop. r. Cen