The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1908, Page 8

COMEDY I COURT HUGHES BOAAD FOR FOR COMIC VESTA THE TORRENSSYSTEN Miss Victoria Sits at Bench, Reports That Land Title Prob- While Her Songs Are lem Can Be Solved by Illustrated. State Registration. PA MARRIED TOO OFTEN 2: See EEL RH Aged Man’s Daughter Doesn’t Want |? Any More—Young Bride Wait- ing at the Church, Vesta Victoria, the English come- | favor @lenne, occupied a seat deside Magis-! son, Ru trate James J. Walsh today in the | Gustav ffariem Court in search of “local color’? it are He qwhtile he dispored of @ varied assortment t Ce einen nei teaa I em ca Yet oases, With Mise Victoria was aére | Walsh, wife of the Ma Both : ywomen wer | listened atten nd pathos in some of the Court, o | propriately } two of Miss V §Get Marrica fahe Empire }Mames several months ago, but @ywhen he inquired at the bank ye yhe was informed there was no record.’ “pf an account. | _Mrs. Bernard, replyin “Walsh's questions, said ; ‘qwas safe in the bank unc Curb on nee | x “T did this,” said, “be- | Seause my the third STUDENT DROPS SHOVEL. ‘ Gtime several weeks 1 wanted lis money to be safe, “Bot do anything foolish with it, if ne ; Shhadn't gone and married again e here to-day.” Mrs, Bernard was telling her Magistrate had been gazing y at a ring shaped cara vefore 0 that he would Dante} D. Raaying Ssome dau passed t! MERIT APPREGIATED | Mrs. R. P. Pennell, of Camden, N, Y., Cured of Grip by Father john’s Medicine, says, ‘What's the use," ‘ Kk woman, ined mute when qui tuaily Antonio. DEAF MUTE FROZEN TO DEATH IN YARD Stricken With Apoplex Succumbs to Exposure Be- fore Anybody Finds Him. Write tor Mustrated Cutaic ASPERFEL LEVE: LAN STABLISHED {44 Bowery ro Bowery Savings xy and Bank Block. Olaf Pete RHUGHES COMES TO G IVE { number at & HIS PLATFORM SPEECH. 92). wd vccn WwW VEDDING ALBANY, Jar Prices, 22.50 to s2Z5.00 4 Quality Guaranteed. No Extra Charge for Letterin ed in t to the of gan SHOT AND ROBBED IN CLEVELAND CITY HALL. forty year the City Hall i jc! lant, heart-Interest serta! by Dibert’ Payvon Terhune, founded on the walts opera of the game name. . Order next Sunday's World to-*-~ CHTERSON WIRE | © == UOREYS OFI.CUERESCIT Public Orde THE AMERICAN SCHOOL TEACHER Pia anee SLAIN. IN. PHILIPPINES. ogee Steel Magnate’s Parents Meet Service Comunission rs Overhead Feed to Go Underground. Former Actress, but WASHINGTON, J Shien: s ; OUETCC A Suits Durin Manufacturers of Highest Gra that portray the Jing go to you n named on Clo takable f sale three we This sale has been in New York, and d made ever the most omers—ever) Factory Clean-Up-Sale. |A Complete Clearance of Men’s, Boys’ and Trousers. | JANUARY 31, VICARS BLAMED FORLOSS OF DUBLIN CASTLE JEWELS| 1908. and | This basinny Geen is the Climax of Tiowest Prices ! Ever Reached for Dependabie Clothing. _ Men’ s Water Overcoats Men’s Winter Suits domestic fabrics, eut in turn this Factory t is offered at the £ en and Men's Cire $ tY'S IN Overcoats, stylish L. ED AR and ext § RETAIL 3 RETAIL FACIORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Men’s Fine Quality Suits, ORES ee SINT Men’s Righ (Class Suits, tailored tons. REGULAR RE- F 1 ne O. -20 JP-SALE PRICE, FACTORY CLEAN-! ENDEL FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, REGULAR RE \ NDED RETAIL FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, ———————————— Men’ s High-Class Overcoat: n black and AR RETAIL 9 RETAIL Men’s Elegant Winter Suits, Ve te #20 FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, 9 “12 "45 ON Men’s CustomTa red Suits, $4 ©) FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Men’s Supreme Quality s Sul ts, $ Values up to 880, FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Overcoats, Value FACTORY CLEAN-UP- alee Thi SURERISE penne FAMOUS 1 DO. Le “UARANTEE BINDS EVERY SALE. : 2. pl ‘eine ae 1 or the goods cheerfully exchanged = — ss —— Boys’ f»reishings. winter Overccats. Boys’ Hanckerchief: . fe (ce Boys made Boys’ Shield [sows 3e ford ‘Me Boys’ Blouses. saa, i 17 TPactory Intended Retail Price 82.50. FACTORY Ct EAN-UP- SALE PRICE, Boys’ Underwear . .19e | FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Boys’ Sweaters 69e Men’s Serviceable Winter Pants Regular 81.50 value, FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Regular 81.50. value, FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, 90c | Men's ‘Bressy Winter Pants Hegulne 833.00 value, FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, | lig Regular 83.00 value, FACTORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Semparetrer germane nets 9 Young Men’ 's ap Suits, (84- 50 Factory Ciean-Up-sale Price, Py iD] wit Four Stores 523-529 8th Avenue, Between 36th and 37th Streets. 138-146 West 14th Street, Beiween 6th and 7th Avenues. (Sizes | Young Men’s Durable Suits, a $3 p-Sale Price, D \ Men’s Flegaut Winter Peoals, Values up to 825 ORY CEEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Men 5 Custom Tailored ‘ OAtS, Values up to 830 ON SORY CLEAN-UP-SALE PRICE, Men’s Supreme Quality 0 B30 ALE PRICE, A CDW GAIT | CCN Boys’ Durable Knee Pants Suits Boys’ “Stylish Knee Pants Suits" ng Northwest Cor. 3d Ave. and 83d St., One Block from “L” Station. | —$—$—$————_————— rv“ All clothing 22 $4.50 90e || Men’ 8 Negligee Shirts, a Let Nothing Keep You | Away. The Surprise | Stores Are Open | Saturday Evenings, Saks & Company Herald Square The Sale of High Grade Overcoats for Men at $22.50 Formerly $27 to $43 Distinctive models created by the Saks organi- zation of tailormen for this season's wear. Many of these corments) are silk lined Extraordinary Price Redua iene on Coats for Women At $25.00 Street Coats heviots or mixtures. Formerly $45.00. Of broadcloth, c Ponaacrity $15.00 to $19.50. At $9.75 Formerly $25.00 to $29.50. At $14.00 Formerly $35.00 to $45. At $19.00 Fur-Lined Coats Full length models, with superior linings and fur collars. Formerly $55.00 to $68.00. At $39.00 Formerly $75.00 to At $49.00 Formerly $89.00 to $98.50. At $69.0U Formerly $125.00 to $145.00. At 38%. 00 Saturday, February Ist, Extraordinary Special Sale of 587 Coats for Girls & Misses Our eniire stock of Winter Coats ; 3, and full lengt models of cheviots, kerseys, chinchillas, mixtures, broadcloths or karakul cloth; sizes for girls © to 14 years; misses and small women 32 to 36 ‘bust. Heretofore $8.90 to $12.50. At $4.90 Heretofore $13.50 to § At $6.90 Heretofore $17.50 to $ At $9.75 Heretofore $24.50 to $29.50. At $J2.75 Karakul Cloth Coats Heretofore $29.50 to $39.00. At $14.75 Fancy Wool Dresses (cei) Heretofore $4.95 to $5.95. At $2.95 Heretofore $6.50 to $9.50. At $3,95 Heretofore $14.50 to $19.50. At $9.75 Tailored Suits (22%...) Of broadeloths, velvets, cheviots or mixtures. Heretofore $17.50 to $19.50. At $8.75 Of broadcloth, velvets, cheviots or mixtures. (14 to 15 years; 32> 36 bust.) Heretofore $35.00 to $55.00. At $19.00 Final Clearenee Sale of Shoes for Eee and Girls Shoes for fares, i in calf ‘ifskin, gun aA eit } or patent leather, Lace or blucher models, sizes I to 5!9. Formerly $3.50, at | ; $2.60 Shoes for Boys, gun metal, calf or patent leather, Sizes | to 532, formerly $2.50, at $J,95 Sizes 9 to 13}2, formerly $2.50, at $1.60 Shoes for Boys—incomplete lines. Sizes | to 572, formerly $2.50 and $3, at $1.60 Smaller sizes, formerly $2.50, at $1.25 Boots for Misses and Children—button styles— of patent leather, gun metal calf or glazed kid, Sizes 8% to II, formerly $1.75, at $J,20 Sizes 1174 to 2, formerly $2.50, at $1.70 Sizes 2/» to 5, formerly $3.00, at $2,20 Shoes for Children—incomplete lines, Sizes 11 to 5, formerly $2 and $2.50, at $1.40 —of cloth or leather.) rly sold at $1.50 to $2.50, at 95¢ nce for Friday and Saturday "Annual Clearance Sale of Winter Clothing for Boys Suits, Overcoats and Reefers—every garment typical of the Saks standard for quality and style. Norfolk Suits, with two pairs of knicker- | bocker trousers, of durable cheviots or + $4, 95 tweeds; 8 to 16 years. Formerly $8.50. At J Reefers and Russian Overe: Neues: tweeds and whiie or blue chinchillas. A few are squirrel trimmed. Sizes 2} to I0 years. Formerly $6.50 to $8.50. Formerly $10.00 to al: 75 Chesterfield Overec models. Sizes ¢ to 17 years, Formerly $8.50 and $10.00. Formerly $12 50 to $20.00 35 Russian Blouse S tive desizns. Sizes 2', Formerly $6.50 to $8.50. At $4.95 At $7.95 At $6,50 At $9.50 $3.75 At t