The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1908, Page 5

rhe EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1908. DICTATOR FRANCO 'G00 IN PANIC AS I LIGHT HIDES ON BOMB EXPLODES BRITISH CRUISER IN A TENEMENT Hopes to Escape Enemies in Many Hurt as Windows and Portugal and Reach Eng- | Jand or Gibraltar. Ceilings of Crowded Struc- ture Are Shattered. KING FACES NEW CRISIS. pay §& Mand has Jed a bamb was exploded shortly Demand that Ex-Premier’s |: ndnight to-day tr allway of 1 st Twelfth s! injuring Acts Be Undone — More y sa sels Changes in Cabinet. six-story ents on White apart is through her ta: vafldren tv @ ground floor, Both thrown, their fete ion and befor njuries ex 0 was Cabinet Again Changed. | pay the money a BREWER WELZ ARRESTED IN KiSSENA SCANDAL. | Wealthy Ridgewood Man Is Held in $10,000 Bail on Charges of Perjury. roof the firn as arreste | a memb & Zwerick, He Augustine monks Tt is now t School Children Need Proper Food | OPORTO RISING | DENIED IN LISBON.| Reports Portuguese rep aimed ; t Oporto id th vi At Oporto and tha to replace brain and nerve- clty, waste from natural, restless i’ activity of rumors t revolut in Oporto or ¢ “Money and . i The Growing Mind @ Body! 0 urday and the public difficulties | the country. $222,000 ON LIFE OF KING CARLO. Grane: Nuts MADRID, Feb. 1—It 1s reported here | that King Carlos carried Ife insurance RRL ce RI OLInen Pe TE eit | made of Wheat and Barley, tev for $2,000 in a > company. * contains all the tissue-build-| pete Words and music of the “Soul Kiss lin y, energy- Waltz Song” as produced at the New York | ni making elements ‘Theatre with GENEE, the world's greatest | len these great cereals, dancer, will be given in the Magazine Sec- | tion of next Sunday's World. Order from newsdealer in advance. Remember each Rewedealer’s supply ie limited, Advance | ate ip nem, “There’s a Reason’’ | > 2». ©. ws. 2s os <- 2 > 2 =. =~ -~ 2 of RESTAURANT G EIGHTH SIXTHIAV. 19770 20*STREE TI NEW YORK. Haas Bros.’ Linen Collars tor Women, 6 for 35e [\rorten Linen Collars—high-standing ef- fect, used with riding costumes, ailor-made costumes of all kinds. fi here at six for 35c. jaas Bros.’ e each; dar Matn Floor. e729 We HSANY, Bought at Public Auction at Tremendous Sacrifice 25-27 W. 3l1st St., Consisting of Evening Coats. Dress Trimmings. Misses’ Suiis. Dress Waists. The Stock of Haas Bros., Vi omen’s Neckwear. Embroidery Robes, imported Dress Goods. Fine Wash Goods. Imported Butions. Tailored Sui'ings, Fine Costumes. “heer White Goovs. Fveningé Silks. Imported Gloves. Imported Belts. Street Suits. Lace Robes. Silks of all kind Laces and Neis. Novelties, ete. And a Large and Varied © tock of Dressmakers’ Findings and Notions THIS stock was sold by Chas. Shongood, U. 8S. Auctioneer, by the order of the District Court of the United States—in the matter of Samuel Haas, trading as I: s Bros., ba nkrupt. Because of trade conditions there were few bidders and the auctioneer’s record will show that the stock went at the lowest price ever recorded, In a special three-day offering On Sale Wednesday, February Sth, at prices that will cause enthusiastic buying You have heard of that old saying, “‘Sold for a Song.’’ That's the way we bought—that’s the way we are going to sell—so come to-morrow and get your share of the greatest bargain treat ever prepared for the shopping public of New York. We are not in the habit of buying bankrupt stocks—but the high grade character oi these stocks appealed to us. “Hlaas Bros. were well know n to the smart followers of New York as originators and makers of smart apparel for Women. They used the very finest materials, Jaces, tr mmings. ete. So you can judge the very high-class character of their goods. If we could spread before you this wonderful array of merchandise—show you the prices—let you sce and realize the positively unprecedented i values—you would be here to-morrow morning, if you had to come two hundred miles. Prices will be not only « revelation but a sensation. ‘ : Look for the blue price tic ket—the blue signs. That's the w ay we're going to designate Haas Bros.’ stock. Goods will not be put in our regular stick, but put out on special tables and counters. where you will find “the most enthusi istic gathering of buyers ever seen in any one store. Haas Bros.’ Dress Goods, imported Suitings and Faney Cloths Look for the Biue l’rice Vickets—the Blue Sigus * Main Floor. One of the most extreordinary Dress Goods events, so far as value and the high character of the materials are concerned, ever published —Valucs are so unusua’ that we are forced to be conservative in quoting comparative prices for tear if given in full they wou'd surpass belief. Come and see for yourself, quoting comy 1 P e : $1.00 to 31.25 Wool Suitings, Vanne| $2 to $450 Imported Tailor Worsteds, | $1.50 to $2 suitings—all fine Imported | $8.50 to $4.50 Plain and Fancy Cloths, { Cheviots, Wool Canvas Cloth Sik and Wool! 54 to 56 inch fine West of Ingland Worsteds. | ‘Tweeds, both plain and fancy effects. at T5C | all desirable weights, in the most wanted staple 9g Crepe, Stripe Worsteds, Fancy Plaids and Plain Come in both dark and light color effects in mis os Bae avi Gitaicly Terese ev cosececnaike. coctioec: os ‘ Homespuns, +4 to ot mehes wide, at-..-- 3G plain and plaid effects. tes... +++ 1.49 | 32 to Eee Uapontct! SIRS Nee 4 to $5.75 Imported Coatings, 54 to 58 $1.25 to $1.50 All-wool and Silk Fabrics—54 inch Oxford Suitings in medium and | ¢%¢lusive conceptions in the finest wool'ensimported. | brisht: ‘clenrs shade dark grays, fancy ctecks and stripe suitings, Black Panne Alea. Faney Stripe Mohairs, Silk Come in handsome stripes, faney mixed effects aud / /") Hight and-medinmn eanfecverb cloth nd Wool Foliennes and ancy Silk Voiles, at.. eaters 49¢ | wie Overpinids, ates+- + OB CU acne cia aes an ae 2.98 Haas Bros.’ Silks of All Kinds Haas Bros.’ Collection of Rich and Rare Laces--- Wonderful Values | Look fur the Blue Pric’s 7 ckets—the Blue Signs. | Da at Unprecedented Prices Look fcr the Blue | rice Tickets—the Blue Signs. Main Foor, OU can depend upon it that Silks at these prices are to be had but once in litetime. Most ot these Silks were imported and our prices are less than the first loom cost in I’rance. Main Floor. a business, we never have had nor heard of such wondertul values. { our experience as merchants, snd doing, as we do, sueh a wonderful Lace That does not tel! the story thoughts the vaiues are so e xtraordinary that you must These are the beautiful Silks which Haas Bros. used to make up those hands: me costumes em inorder to get the ali rewlization « w which gave them the finest clientele in New York. Haas Bros. -red only to the fine id e—thei stock of real Laces was a well SG a selected one—s 1 . r the 1n opportunity 1.25 and $1.50 Imported Foulards at 49c and 59¢ lesieuians A Poe alten Imported Novelty See class Bro- ; Imported double-width Figured Broche |} « at Princess, Real cade, Per | Marquisettes, plain. colored Marquisettes, hi ! UTIL Viaby ti Hl Fi | yant, (Crepe aM s, Satin [ibe Satin Messalines « vaces worth up ia $1.25 op to $2.50 | Maines si.23 to 83% ah, PF ORO to -4.56 || flesh fie 2s am up to nae $24.98 ‘ ' ic 5 nCEoDGenh Rape: Imported danbite and single width Dress | ¥*"4- : Odd _ lots ot fine Tunwes, sant trom | — tiaas Bros.’ ‘fine Lace Nets, also Lace KB Corduroys, Ve veteens— eae Striped and Checked } alietas, 1. 8h per yard, at, p Wais ings, are also included in this sale—worth $1.98 up ck and ¢ 'Su ouisines, —valties to 31.50. > - i XU hee ~ | 5 I sone a and co! '65¢ to a 75 ura Hy a ee rate jue if j 8c li om 48c¢ t to $3.98 2 | ay ' 0. rt nih ” 98c, 1. 48 wt 34, 98 t, per yard, from Haas Bros.’ Fine [easel Washi Goods, Shirtings and Shirt Waistings 1uok tor ihe lue Price Tickeis—The Blue oigus SOME ot ulnese patterns were contined to Haas Bros. exclusively—all exceptionally. fine goods--and the sale prices will make this. the greatest Wash ( * Main Floor. r00ds Sale we have ever held. Haas Bros.’ Remnants of Wash Goods—Waist Lengths, Dress Lengths, and lengths for children’s dresses, representing all the remnants and cut pieces they had on hand when they failed. Yoa can well appreciate the vaiue when we teli you that all of their fine 5:¢ Wash Goods will be on sale at 1 ¢ Silk and cotton jabrics that retailed regularly up to 50 pieces Imported Voiles—reguiar retail price of these | 100 pieces Egyptian Cotton Tissues—mostly stripes 30e. Special per yard- 19c | goods is Neniyards: conc s 25¢ | and checks—20 inches wide—reguiar “ec value. jer yard.. 15¢ | imported Shirtings and Shirt Waistings—Just 100 pieces of the celebrated, New Imported Wash Goods—New importaiions in the latest stripe eftec ts, extremely exclusive and handsome shirtings We can say without hesitation that this is the lowest price with a neat overshot satin stripe, in the plain ets. e've ever known, ‘ihe wholesale cost of these fabrics is from to dz4c per yard Very neat stripe : i Eilbgelouuaiiiee tac tseoe eee eee gees nance Herta (a } ee eee 2 2G] ty to import; while they Jast in our Imported \\ash Goods section, at.... 1,4) ~ Haas Bros.’ Sheer White Goods: Linen Suitings Look for the Blue Price Jick (—the Biue Signs ON’T need to say 2 word sbout the wonderful Imported Robes values—price will tell the story. ce MalaFioor: jane i ae ete as oY Main Floor. 5,000 yards White Persian Lawn, 45 inches noe ook for the Iilue rice Vicket—the iilue Signs. nd Dresden colors; these fabrics would bring +2.50; Bros. say they cost > y Haas Bros.’ Fine Costumes, Street Suits and Coats. blue Signs. Es Third Floor, HERE is only one of a kind—garments made by their most skilled designers to be used as modeis Haas Bros,’ Finest Look tor the Blue Price Lickets—the N we say more when we tell you that Haas Bro: wide, sheer, fine cloth; value 2%¢ yard: sale price. ‘OF 5,000 yards Fancy Imported White Goods, carmpts: Robes that sold as high as #850 wall be onsale in taking orders Qn these creations they used all their skill and ing mercerized figured Madras Warstings, white i'cpin and i epp and 19¢ at $25 up to=10\—but it’s the striking beauty, the exclu- knowledge, for upon these models they depended tor their business. cinbroidered figured | alistes— values up to 'e, Sale price... ic siveness and smart distinctive styles that wil excite your ad- For the woman who desires something very exclusive at a price for 1.5(0 yards Imported White Mad Waist- , 5 miration as weil as the sensationally low prices which you could not under ordinary conditions buy tactory pro- | epee ee. Sil pritesss fae mcineses t Mapas wetveriicd is i ae M allt aL RIN ties eal Kelgian hand-made Laces. rarest hand-worked, ductions, thiv is the opportunity. 2,560 \ards Imported Mercerize atiste Inches ; f ‘ rs ae i IFES liatdocnyardac Gals hand embroidered Paris creations. You can now have Neal Lace 1 Canary Chitlon Broadcloth Wa k*| 1 Biscuit color Gown in Marquis- AT ee ec tai ieee ee eg ais n. 2oC Robes at the price vf imitation Laves—also Paris Novelties, ff! Tha fo Sere ne ket gd_with hand-made la.e, 100 pieces W) ite I nen Suiting—roun: d thread, beautltal china tiie Bros’ prices ranged up to =1,000) ates pete e ron ce ey ae ; as Bros.’) rive, stio. Our i fs full ble , 35 inches wde- suits and skirts—value 60c. yard ¢ in the finished state. ou can select i aunon color Gown in chiffon Sale ire . 39C FF them here unmae at.. 25.00 to 150.00 | Olive Green ¢ soa y Bron dcicty uuerty silk. Haas Bros.” price 50 pieces linen finished W nie Sots ing as bros.’ price, $110, Our é Be d round thread—36 inches wide—\ard, a6 25c ; s price sanebehoe : 5) 1 Princess Gown in figured silk = Haas Bros. Fine Dress \ Plain Color Chitlon Cloth Wallk- €25:1 (Gur ‘price ial Haas Bros.’ Notions IMeataty braves” Haws, Bross | | Alkover White, Lace Gewn— 3 i i beautit braided. Ha All- 1 ace Gown— 3l%>. Our price. 3100 ®\ 1 rose color Liberty Silk Gown— trimiuings of se ace and braid, Haas bros.’ pric Our price, . pone £2” Mato Floor, Look for the Blue Price Vicket—the Blue —igns Those dainty, rare and exccedingly exclusive dress embellishm nts that portend so much to Dressmakers’ Findings Eos bezin to tell you all this particular part of Haas Bros.’ stock affords. (—hand braided. Our price ilaas Bros oF Main Floor, 1 blue and biack stripe Walki ig r —letters 00 to D—lots of blac! , Suit embroiverd yesi—faney buts) |W i and e} : ROH ae silk—coc. value. 800 to 1,00 ee something diferent than you usually see. ‘Trimmings that litt MH tons. Haas price, $1U0. Our] ¢ bite Coe bag Pr emrelag yards to spool. At 12 spools for 85. Per feb <7 49¢ are re out of the commonpiace and give it the right lo be price 945) price +295, Our prive 9100 Silk Grosgrain Feather cunssoul na erreci elact 1 Prune color Chitlon Cloth Wall 1 ochre color chiffon cloth Even reqularly for tic. yard, Special, per dozen yards $1.25 Prices are so low that we almost ‘ear they will eae ae rue One ie i ale Ee mined Small lot second-grade Silk Grosgrain Feather- .. detract trom the real value ol the trimmings. but then take our Sete Br 5 wwe price $80 67¢ word for it, you'll not be d sappointed | 1 champagne color chitlon broad- bone--Per dozen yards spay ne 1 Beautiful Princess Lace Gown) cloti: 1 Wrap—ciubrotdered in Haas Bros, carried a beautiful stock o Trimming Kraid—every conceive ble pattern col color im in white, Haas Bros.’ price, 3973 Maas Bros?! pricall} combination—radium silk trimming Braids» me have never been opened. pened Roveny, Dress qe ngs uke class, rich Novelties are on price. 3100] = Our price. - $50 Another lotvof short lengths to acll for less than half reg- tale here at one-quarter the original prices. Come and see the display i Sn nie || | a tilar value. Our prices, per yard Ze to 25e Ff ot ther beautiful goods, Cre Hor ere een rel whe chin on ee ye Fancy Butt tons—impossible to arantien the styles, there Haas Bros.’ prices ranaed up to $12.00 per yard. Bros,’ price, $225. Our price... 9100] Cur price..........s+eeeeeneeee are so many kinus. We will offer them for a traction of their Here at, per yard......0-s+eseesseeees 90e¢ wi 3.95 | Chiffon Gown in gradu ated dots over fancy tafleta- hea made Fe Per dozen. _ 3c to S1 trimni + Bro ive. .. 9160 real value. Furniture--Great February Sale Furnitie sar Fifth t PARTIAL TAL 5, \ FUTURE DELIVERY. Orders HE VERY BEST TIME to buy Furniture is NOW doring his great Annual Sale. Unequalled stocks are PAYMENTS may be will be held for delivery until wanted, here—thousands of choice lines, selected with expert udgme nt in the furniture marts o. the world. | arran stoners who do not if desired, and you donot needto pay | Unprecedented prices are here—miuade possible by the keenest in’ of merchandising, backed by one of the most | (}"*. | 8 veutire amount the entire amount now unless you | howerful buying organizations in existence. Everything has been done to make HERE and NOW the best | Cur credit s } preier to do so. for this purp place and time to buy Furniture. And now—"‘it’s up to you.”