The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1908, Page 14

| pow amounts to about $16,000,000, and is . Thomas must and shall be kept sepa- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, Serene ae EINE a ET 1908. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Street 34th Street On Friday, January the 24th. HS OUCK POND. “CONCEALED CAVE OF STOLEN GOODS 23rd SETTLE EVERY A HEAVEN BEFORE EA. THOMAS TO. AMERICA TO E CLM W FULL ENDOF CEATUAY LADIES HOUSE GOWNS. In Both Stores, | halli se Gow ° Mother and Sister ea Captain |Prof. Elkin, With the Aid of | When It Was Drained and ket eR BOE Cao eae of High Finance Come | Some Musis, Has Mapped | Floor Taken Up DistestiNies Silke ieghaurinen, Plain ana ieee to His Aid. Out a Real Utopia. | Found a Rich Store. WEES cogaoavevcu -§.00 and 6,50 German Flannelette Kimonos , 1.50 and 2,25 nd Curley, of the & through ne junk sho; Detectives O'Net! were CHICAGO, Jan that] | Americans are soon to | of ages and t blossom into a $3,000,000 TO BE PAID. | Obligations of Orlando F. Thomas and Brokerage Firm Included. e dream Bronx P alley { v is to and reside Mor! ven on| ". B. Elkin of FURS. In Both Stores. Black Russian Pony Skin Coats, 5 ee with shawl collar, Semi-fitting, 36 ; mat inches lon E. R. Thomas, the young captain of socandocgeauauncoonbod 55.00 high finance. who was swamped In the | {t value 67.50 October panic, ! Mink Scarfs. ......18.00 to 125.00 Can ANd BEE) \alue 27,00 to 175,00 with his cr “ h ie Getails of the plan Tuttsneeeee 35,00 to 125.00 but the genera value 65.00 to 175.00 ted to the credi Grey, Squirrel Scarfs....... 5.00 “ Mufis. Cloth Coats, fur itiacil, tan, brown, blue and red......... 37-50, 45.00 and 77.50 34th Street cepted by them Mr. 7! the paymer taker omas see] Colors:— eet qu a’ fine 23rd Street yads should charge r i 4 the cook ques >more | close to they w his fr solved WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA, Mistress She dmit, oss —>____ y|CLOSE VOTE ON CENSURE Evinnand es $ Established Fitty Years, man, and. 0} Waited Up Marle Deryck a maid em oy moth will M Jolin High, at Two Hunc an FETs (e CHR E RT EEME: and a IN JAPANESE DIET. _75¢ Pongee Silks ae 49c ne inte De atat nis ine was found dead aa as-| —— i r Friday’: come from Beekman will do the money will be furnished by Thomas because he: come of the estate is Thomas, a brother of does not figure in the plan The settlement of the Thomas debts is to be in the hands of a committee | TOKIO Jan yards of that beaut e | vith such a rush Monday. dot and every shade Regular Fancy silks—in sheoherd Gees glace 49c¢ Stripes, and other popular designs, A49¢ values 09c and 75c per yard, on sale to-morrow at 49c, Sc. High Lustre Pongee..49¢ 69e. tion to censure The girl wai ated In the admit Mrs. High Mrs. e of the In- st. Harold R. Thomas, halt, and a Shs maf? ASR “Spring Top Coats, Stunning Models § 9-953 jRichly s Satin Lined, Sale | of three oankers. Two of them pave = alrendy been —_selected—Miles i i i GEErlen, vice-prosident of the Meare specials in Black ous $1.19 All n. $t Taffeta and Gen. Henry C ‘Trust ational one of the Knickerboct: Company receivers. Mz, O'Brien 1s to fe chairman of the committee. The ther member will be selected within a day or two. The principal creditors of E. R.! ‘Thomas and his friends—Orlando F, Tvomas is not reinted to hin by ties ot blood—are about twenty-five Waterproof Hab- +. B9e Men’s $2 to $3 Pajamas, 95c EN'S Pajamas of white madras, colored percales, fancy cheviots and French flannels, Odds and ends of lines that $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and even $3.00; all go in this Pre- Clearance at Friday’s An foe a swell ressers to secure an ultra- stylish coat before season at an unusual price. (One model exactly like picture) London Tan Coverts Rich Black Broadcloths Leading Prince Chap and Be tight fitme collar and, cater y models, some with _ tailored strappings back and front. Swell saddler stitching—col!arless models inlaid with velvet and out- lined with silk braid. Superior quality satin lining. ALTERATIONS FREE Sale at All Three Stores 14-16West 14 th Street NEW YORK 4608462 Fulton Streus, 5 BROOKLYN Knickerbocker anticipated that debts will take up about ne, but this peried will ed should some of ch are now unmarketable be as substantial as Mr. Thomas thinks they are Father's Estate Tied Up. ‘The estate of the late Gen. Thomas | @o tied up by the terms of the will that the heirs cannot get at the principal. 3 George MacCullagh Miller, of No. 80 Men’s $10 Winter Wall street, 4s the principal executor of the estate. Speaking of the determina Overcoats, $4 tion of voung Mr. Thomas to pay his Cr Winter Overcoats of heavy frieze; good, warm winter garments; sizes fron 33 to 44 chest. Sp $10.00 values, at .. Men’s $20 Black and EaacyOccee 37.50 Men’s Black and Fancy Oxerconts hest and 46 inc } d bargain; your Men's debts, Mr. Miller said to-day: “This settlement of the obligations ef Mr. Thomas and his friend is a matter which the estate of Samu Fate from. Personally, FE, R. Thomas has my best wishes, but his mother and sister are helping him personally. Mrs, Beekman, her husband in Europe, ts represented | fm the matter by | Tancey Nicoli.” Mr. O'Brien admitted that he had been selected as ct: to settle up Mr. eaid that the te the best in the wc to the creditors under the circum- tances, and that Mr. Thomas must be \ given credit for his determination to avoid any subterfuge, legal or other- wise, that would save from paying @ penny that he owes, ——-____ $7,000,000 FOR NEW HOSPITAL js 33 to 46 wno 1s travelling with at . Men’. s up to 30 Overcoats, $9.89 Men’: st 46-inch Gray Overcoats, 44. Beautiful tailored, li rman of the committee UN posed, while not were satisfactory Men’ 's 320 Black ‘Thibet Suits, sto Men’s Black Thibet Suits in sizes from 33 to 48. These elegant suits are suitable f weal ime and most any place; your choice, at Men's $2 and $3 Trousers, st Men’s Trousers, in a 1 Sizes fr % ee e from. e ¥ ; reg. $2 and $3 tre Boys’ $7.50 Winter Overcoats, $3.98 Boys’ $5 Overcoats and Young Men's $10 and $12 Reefers, $2.98 Suits, $5 Pants Suits or Young Men’s Suits ert Short } Winter — Overccats—Choice of ? Our stock, All sizes from 4 to 16 + years, Values f ha } an H H SRE bilip sborn pas THE ov ip Garaent stop | ua Ets double breasted styles; ps ee ' { iety; blacks and blues i Assembly Bill Provides for To-morrow will be closed out Stzes) from) 431) (01120) $5.00 Greatest Shoe Sale Yet of 5,000 pairs women’s shoes, carriage boots ind slip ding our celebrated Barnard $3.50 shoe, at less than halt Shoes of gun metal, coltskin and glace kid, in 1907 and 1908 tp also patent colt, with tan or gray undressed and the cavalier and Napoleon boots in Russia metal and colt. 40 styles 1 $1.98 years; all go at City Institution Under Belle- vue Supervision. 137 Beautifully Tailored Suits 4 ne jn We do this in order to clear the stock before we inventory it, (Special to The Evening World.) ALBA) Y., Jan. 23.—Assemblyman Hackett io-day introduced @ bill au- thorizing the Board of Esumate and Apportainment of New York City to models, to TAVAWA VAVAVAVAVAVA' Vig | appropriate $1,000,000 for the erection They have previously sold at $29.75, $32.50 and $35.00. se from. $3.50, $4.00 and and maintenance of an additional public BD Varlous|models, “Alllshades and sizes $5.00 values Friday at ‘ hospital in New York City, the site to bite choicest at $2.23 be between Tw The Bireets. in Ma Seveatieth a PE Oncofthose phenomenal bargains you aways look jor and seldom find. 8,000 PAIRS WOM- CAVAVAVAVAVAY AVAVAVAVAY, yava PAIRS WOM- called “Rac: s trademark Th w hos >» ve unde he 0 extror iB Nees BAVAVAY, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY:4 oes (aura ane tool veo yles; also styles to choose from. $4.49 | na THINK MISSING BOY IS LOST IN MOUNTAINS. LOS ANG Jamin A ng son of Mr. end Mrs. William B. Walker, of Can- tom, ©. who are now in this city, is tf ght to be lost in the mountaine. E jhas been missing since the morning | Regular price is $4 a for quick Hing at n's O90 every Are You Going To the Dance ? Jolly receptions are held frequently at many of the Dancing Academies advertised in this morning’s World. ae | -00 23.—Ben Storm pair 'a Tbe. Black In ERICH Bros. 6TH AVE., 22ND TO 25RD ST.NLY. jl | ROUSING JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES FOR BARGAIN FRIDAY NEW YORK'S FASTEST _GROWING sToRE | Ww Est at! STRE ET (esazisractin EU ARANTEED )_OR_ MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED [Women’ s Coats Sacrificed Just 450 Striking $6 Satin Lined Broadcloth Coats, To-Morrow at 2 98 © A price quotation sensational and without a par: tnch a3. 98 hes 1, made of all-wool broadcloth and black ker! e. with inlaid velv. Black Thibets, Tour- | Friday’s Great 4-Hour ist and Fur Trimmed , newest sleev 1 at $6, eaoh.. | Sale of Women’s Coats, Very Special 50-in. Tourist Coats To-Morrow | at $1.79 $2.98 On Sale from 9 A. M. of Bae kK Thiber Coats 1 Special Sale of 27 inch | Flouncings double or ruffling— dainty opens work form | tol P. M. | Made trom fine quality heavy, f at, A Splendid Brain i in Plaid Cloth h Wists =e worth $1.25 each_. wn and white, gray a blouse, entire yoke pin-t special at. for $3 Silk Lined Net Waists_+:nes¢ qu 1. 98 full blouse, Val. lace, aan Rare Values from Our Great $10,000} 2 Purchase and Sale of elaborate! Another Striking, Sale of Girls’ Coats A stupendous value which has yet to be equaled any- where this season. They're made ot good, warm chev- fot, with storm collar and deep re- cuffs of Gray full deep x. patch Parquet Floor . Oilcloth Lace Curtains A Special Lot of 1,000 yards offered to-morrow at exact'y half price. Hemstitched _Rattled Curtains 19c Rare Vaiue in First Quality Cork and widt!:. Seectal for Frid Linoleum | $1.00 kind. at ‘4c pair. $1.50 kind at 75c pair. $2.00 kind at 51.00 pair. $2.50 kind at $1.25 pair. $3.00 kind at $1.50 pair. 39c Rare “ Way-Down” Prices i in 7 197- Inch Silk | Chiffon Domestics, Linens & Ponses, ose b) Nile, Green and No MAIL No MAI. ORDERS | pane es ORDERS. A This Coat, 81.29. Dresses. Black, Suitable for Waists and c. grades Semen taerreany t BLE gula. lm! K-INCH LIN—Re q yard 600 shown in of desirable styles ft colorings; these formes i Tyan, but Cc pecial for Friday 1 CHECKED WORST- UXTINGS — Shown tp met and Binck, Hue and "ALL WOOL ouxy- i me SERGE SUIT- InGs — Shown in Browns, Fridays § ces Underprice Sie in © Boys’ Overcoats & Reefers j }| Buy for next year—if not needed for this Winter. One-third reraler price. About 385 Overcoats and Reefers, ages 3 to 9—every style, every fabric, every garment excellently tailored, well lined and worth from $3 to $4 each—choice to-morrow at, Bannan gseaabennoonodennoed cece A Great Bargain Closing Out Boys’ Blouses i Caps | Men's and Young Men’s Odd Coats and |Percales, Domet and all- wool flannels, Vests, Overcoats and about plain or fancies (limit 4 to 40 suits (sizes 33 to 38); to- 2 0 each); values up to 49¢ cad Cc “ le price. | Another Great Friday estry | M=ixGetFidy BED) COUCHES Tapestry Two Unusually Special Values for Friday 5%c Tapestry, 29c Yard We securee just 250 more of them for To-Sforrow’s Special Selltng—sold every- where else at $8.50—here to-morrow only at $4.98, Can be used as single or full size beds. Frame is made of all 1,000 yards of the new Oriental tinsel effect tapestry, in all colors; 50 inches steel, gold bronze finished, with guaranteed National springs. Re- Telescope ote Conch @ yard; ape while "they 600d 1a Auiry ACHED me te! MEAVY SI baue im Brown, and #100" value TRA CROCHILE Be » HET 9c MITARY DIA- yard apecial,” per plece-. FINE QUAL ey Ly tt! of all kinds, Regular value wide; suitable for hangings 29 Soc; special per tail regularly at $8.50. Choice of either Lore 0 Tapestry, 98c Yard Bed S . zit Lot of French gobelin wool tapestry in style, the best colors, such as tan, rose, T ' olive, empire blue and red grounds; ‘o-morrow this tapestry a suitable only, in- for re-covering furniture; . regular value $4.50; sale 98c cluding price...