The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1908, Page 9

Ls ——— THE EVENING ae 25 CAUGHT IN SN NET SPREAD FOR | § CHLOROFORM GANG Police in Disguise Gather In Miscellaneous Crowd in Boss Murphy’s District. PAUL KELLEYS TAKEN, |: Five of Gang Holding Shopkeepers Captured at Pistol’s Point. restaurants Spreading the Net. street, fs believed to b nurse and exy CAMME Thousands of pairs of Fam Great Sale, giving to young men d and children the gr rand est of shoe The sale closes this week wi Women’s $3.00, $4.09 and $5.00 Shoes Button, Lace and Oxford, at the clear- ance price of od a a@ Pair Up); 1 5 dctectives, ais. | h “A. J. BAKER SAYS ‘ He Would Not Take $1,000 AMMEYE 6th Ave.. Cor, 20th St. LAST WEEK OF OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Shoes for Everybody INTHE BASEMENT SMITH FLAVS THE EVIL CORPORATIONS Comunerce Commissioner of Also Lauds Roosevelt for Attacking Them. For the Good Vinol Has Done Him. to do, and I wo done m a patent medicine, liver prepara , extractiv from VINOL {s not al cod fresh dy building ele liver ofl, but ao all. VINOL 1 1) the digestive k red blood and/souz d In this way it re checks the nat ged, builds up nd debilitated 3 with strength, run down or ¢ York, and om pulmon- VINOL on our Fulton Sumner rhrookiyn? } Broadway Sungma 3 Colunibus 4 R ily Shoes have been sold at this d young women and to parents values, th unexampled low prices. Men's Button, Lace and Blucher Shoes 30x Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Kid “ind Patent Leather, and double soles; hand welted and fully guaran’ Regular price +34.00, $9.50 Black single ferme Mica = Pe Ti shoes See display of these Boys’ $2.00 Lace Youths’ sizes, 11 to 2.... $1.50 Box Calf and Black Kid, $4.40 a pair Boys’ Patent Leathe Up-to-date styles, Regular $3.00 Quality Taken from our Main Floor. No Mail or Telephone Orders Can Be Filled at this Sale STORE OPEN SA‘ in our 20th street windows, and Blucher Shoes rLaceand Sluchers | Boys’ sizes, 2'4 to 5.... $2.00 TURDAY EVENINGS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, Double Stamps With Each Purchase Mad era 1908. ~ Men’ s $3 to $5 “Foot Mould” Shoes at 52.40 ELAYS and troubles in the pros- perous Brockton factory which makes our “Foot Mould” Shoes E love situation which has a really pathetic side to it. W for men are responsible the slightest knowledge of cloth and tailoring can examine the suits for this unprecedented and overcoats we offer to-morrow without recognizing that somebody has offer. The shoes are per- lost a lot of money. fect in every respect, flaw- Somebody did. It was the man who made them. He has dropped a less in finish. They should le 1 A} have been here two Here's the story: The Grandest Tae in Men’s Suits and Overcoats Any New York Man Has Ever Seen to print bargains, but now and then there comes a bargain No man with even good many thousand dollars and, through us, he invites you to pick it up. monthsago. \f they had been delivered then their prices would have been $3, $3.50, $4 and $5. But they are late—so the maker suffers and you profit. Choice of 12 styles; all sizes and widths in each. Patent Coltskin ‘‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes— in burton, lace and Blucher styles; narrow-toe Overcoats 1957 First Class Over- coats—All Wool Fab- rics and First Quality Linings — Hand-made /e gy Throughout. Very few of them made to sell under $17.50. Fully One-third Worth Every Cent of $20. I. a Choice a (Dalarna at Suits 1230 Winter Suits in Fashionable Stripes and Plaids in Worsteds and Cheviots; also Plain Blue and Black. Not one of them was meant to sell under $15, more than half are $17.50 Suits, more than 300 are $20 Suits. shapes for dress wear; regularly $3.50, $4 and $5, at $2.40. Calfskin and Kidskin ‘‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes—in button, lace and Blucher styles; medium and wide shapes for business wear; regularly $3 and $3.50, at $2.40. Extra-High-Cut ‘‘Foot Mould’? Water- proof Shoes—ior storm and slush; regularly Sizes 33 to 44 chest measure in “regular” and Suits in single and double-breasted models. We Continue the Selling JO to54 Waist “stout” Overcoats'in lengths of 46 and 52 inches. f Those 54 and *5 Trousers at $2. Received 2,000 Fresh Pairs Yesterday. Veasure—29 to 35 Inseam Measure. models $4 and $5, at $2.40. (Siegel Cooper Store. Second Floor, Rear.) (siexel Go Here They Go---Suits for Youths [Coniirmation and and Small Men Graduation They were formerly priced up to Dresses at $12 75 $12.50—none lower than $6.50. Now at $3 and $5. Fresh, new clothing in good assortment of sizes and styles. The latest fabrics and models. Organdie ores at $12. \WANHIS is a Cron Aiea of 75 | dresses received from the man- ufacturer only yesterday. The illustration tells at a glance of their dainty beauty. They are made of a very fine quality organdie. Bretelle effect waists; Mechlin lace yoke and Regularly Youths’ Suits — made $6.50 to $9.50 of cassimeres, wor- steds and cheviots; at $ or 34 to 38 chest measures; values $6.50 to $7.50. of fancy cassimeres, $9.75 to $12.75 worstedsand cheviots; | sizes 17 to 20 years, or 30 to 38 chest mea- | at sures; values $9.75 7 (Sfegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) S a result of stock-taking, we find on hand many small lots of this we have put prices on them which are almost sensational. | Here they are: i The Favorite Library of the Windsor Magazine Neatly bound; good paper and type. 2 } i . More g Was published to sell it 25c and Nec flatarine: Bound Eee uloreleced| a copy; our former low price 9 found in any other form, in fact a few a volume.. winter's entertainment. Published to sell at $1 a volume; our former Priced og sicarance 25e sizes 18 to 20 years, Youths’ Suits — made} — Regularly | $12.75. books, many odd sets, that we want to clear out quickly. Todo World’s Best Books. Odd bound volumes of the Windsor was 19c; our clearance Price, of the volumes will give you a whole price...... The Queen of the Air, by Ruskin, A Ele "Pilgrim, by Oll- ant. The Human Document, allock. Cag Edinburgh, by ant. Aurocrat of Breakfast Lite Gh Bronta by Good Fiction sleeves; artistically plaited skirt over Essays of Elia, by Lamb. Conduct of Life, All bound in cloth and were { siz 2 8 yer Thes * 1 ye eS dlo. Minion type, with all the helps and con- A few of the titles ar Manders, by Elwyn Bar-) The Real World, by ; cordance; bound in cloth. 25¢ Former price 49c; clearance Rob ri i 4 ie Pils Wineseby 8. | velit Stu Nisny || Close of the Voting on the $10,000 Thackeray’s Complete Works | 73"h'<%*y Rone, by. | The Me Distrijution to Charities Ten volumes, bound in cloth; the chea Marion Crawtord. | by Polls will be open until February 11th for est edition ofthis foremost author's ThelOranaeG ley wal ith: stomers and others who wish to vote on works ever offered, Our Ye Little Salem Maid, oy | ra rlumph of Death, made in January. Purchases bearing ry date will not be count a Februa Egerton Castle. by D' Annunzio. (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Center) fermen alee was $1.95 a@ et; clearence price.......-- 98¢ White Batiste Lingerie Waists Exquisite New Models HE new lingerie waists for Spring and summer are more beautiful than ever and our stock has a good showi ing of them. They will be more popular than ever this season, because of their da inti ness anJ serviceability. We mention a few new arrivals that will be on sale Saturday. Women’s White Batiste Waists—a very chic ed with a tancy cluny lace yoke and thr> a i collar and igi 6 model, > em- Women’s White Lingerie model with Val. lace yoke; and three: arter length lecves—tashioned collar and $1, 95 vendmiseeertta mie Special at i ists —as illustrated; ed witl e Batiste W > and colla sleey es elaborated with Va Special at. Women’s White Lingerie Batiste Waists—a very daint and pretty model, fashioned with a fancy yoke of V and irish lace inserting, and elaborated with three lar lace medallions, three-quarter |) h sleeves, collar and culfs lace trimmed. Extra Special White or Ecru t Waists—effectively de- signed with lace insertions and medallions; vapanese silk lined throughout; newest styles, Sold re} eeularly up 83. 50} to $5; to-morrow at. (Siegel Cooper Our February} Picture Sale Is On HE time to buy pictures is now—for we are offering some of the biggest values announced in this store in a year. Read this list, though it contains only a small part of the col- lection on sale—you’ll see other values equally attractive here. A few of the pictures have slight marks, but only a few. Colored Pictures—in 14-inch black | Oi! Paintings—choice of a handsome as- frames; Te mounted on sortment of paintings in gilt and gold fancy y 25c5 L5c | mes, glass and Shadow box large (Pano seeee £9) variety of sub: 5 value; Colored matted gilt J $S pictures at.rsceee $2.95 ames; matched corne’ Oy HSS seer eublecte in 39e | on Paintings in 3 neh silt and gold Colored Pictures—in heavy gilt ao |) potmiebed: frames; (glass area ‘shadow, anced calanlasaineame leo! | BOR regular $7.80 paintings $3.95 Pastels, Carbons, Colored Pictures—in | 5, ¢7/ jp, taney. gilt and assorted frames; | 12 Oil Pa tings—in h gilt and gold pictures sold upto $3, $6,$7; now $2 | frames; glass and shadow box; $5.95 | regular $8 paintings, at.. De Assorted Pictures— regularly $7, ga P $8, $10 an! $12; now.........++ 3. aintings--choice assortment of and of frames; heavy gilt A Few Assorted Pictures—only a small | quantity ; larly up to) oe $20; 5 egular $15 pictures ge gs. your choice at.. Oil Paintings —While they last, your | 15 Hand-t n heavilyorna: choice of our r lar stock of $50 mented gilt ular $4. 50 paintings in heavy gilt and gold ~ | $9.00 pict iG | trames at Firs $35 (Stegel Cooper Sto hird Floor, Center.) Pure Food Specials These Special Prices Are for Saturday Only Daylight Cakes Clear, BURNS CONCHAS reguiar 10c cigar ROBERT QUET box of 5 Delicatessen f —yjust —made with pure imported from Germany Meitsicetnnaees 25¢ SPICED ANCHOVIE Fresh Meats Beet aeaene eran a swell Ae Lexs of fancy Canada lamb; Ib....., 16e fav C PRIME BEAUTYS~cegular price SJ D4 fiec ike your Fore queriers of Canada lamb; ib,, 12¢ | siesadi Wesserelauekal Scents straight, box of $0 tor,, YO eS by POWEOERRAES Hind quarters of Ca Our own make fresh couatry THREE AUTHORS 0 good, savistac: $Y MOTTO MEMES Loins of fresh Jer ROYAL TURKS—one of our b sellers; worth Scents; box of Store, Main Floor, Rea is \S legel Cooper Siore, Fouria Floor.) (Siegel Cooper egel Cooper Store Men’s 90. 50 Derbies at $1.35 All are new and perfect hats S$ good as you can get ROILED BEEF TO New supplies freah from the ovens every LAFRANG Me a en ‘i UUs Bt b , air oO ese glasses you pivays 10 nan 40 anywhere for $2.50. Made of buy Soe That NOVA DIPLOMATICOS bE | good furfelt and trimmed with | jsn't ali—you get a pair of glasses WESTPHALIA HAM reedand Havana cigars value $2.49 | all silk bands and binding that you can rely upon, The genuine imported, whole CORFER “RINGS Tesch ile & R CHIL EXTRAS: y Lemaire is a French make, well BISMARCK HERRING rr ies oc Er UntaweaderelsriHivauatibor ate Black Only known everywhere for excel- Five Styles the latest, 1 Norway. keg to take home +2 Boil ED HAM=ihe Siege! Cooper kind; || FRESH TEA All Sizes fresh boiled dally: whole ham iB. 18ie |] doren. f oy ham.Th. Wes machine aise’. Qe || PURE WHEATE eatin rary | Tike elec vave for : Phebe and include shapes ig man of extreme tastes for the more digni- choice to- $1.35 Main Floor, Rear, Ask for “‘S. & H.’’ Green Tradina Stamna— We Give Them Opera Glasses at Cost The Famous Lemaire Make—The Best There Is | a ving is just $2 on every lence and reliability. imported by us to sell at $8.75——a very low figure quality offered—reduced now to clear them out It's your best chance to geta good pair of opera glasses at a bargain price. Lemaire Pearl Opera $6 75 ° forthe for the top; 6 lenses; gilt trir Saturday, only Shs A Iris Opera Glasses—exceptionally strong lenses; small size; entire glass pearl covered and bested. e trimmings; regular price$6.S0; Saturday . (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) O hats at Ser ee