The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1908, Page 16

pre es HAFFEN PLACED HIS RELATIVES IK GOOD BRONK JOBS | rout, Raised Their Salaries, Too; But +: wt We ty it Then, They’re All Excel- k lent Men, He Says. “MISTAKE” IN PAY ROLL, | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, 'FELLED BY BLACK- SEA BARGAIN SALE of the Bronx, of which Albert Liebenau 4s superintendent. had made the ocerti- fication. | “How can jenoyt & t diecrep- | JACK AND LEFT ras certifying the the pa! at these aE fully Beaten and Robbed, i Likely to Die. 4 the ent Liebenau Is Blamed. fs responsible for this ws as|MADE PLUCKY FIGHT. | ena vant | | Twenty Similar Cases Have Been Reported Recently in Same Neighborhood. { John J. Cot- on leave of absence man into living a sa sick —DYINGIN IN CTREET om of Tramp Sante Nearly All There Was of Wrecked Uptown Contractor, Fright and missioner highwaymen at rook avenues at} ig. beaten into) ackjack, robbed of and $6 and left 2 treated some Ho {s a very sick » the matter of Ww know | develop re a few who have ring. e street an, assistant foreman; hour later by a 8 Lebanon Hosp! fen, general inspector; sal- hope !s held out for h trace of the hold-up m found, The police of the Morris'ana station declared to-day th y knew nothing | the robbery in the last month ; y citizens of this/ coc STOLESIOQID GENS TD LOSE ON HOSES carpenter; $5 a day ist; salary $ al up. beaten and robbed and not an ar- rest has been made in any case. Attacked From the Re: from @ dinner Gay. To this President Hatten eald on the Stock Speculation Also Lured etand: Importer’s Salesman to “7 think I am very moderate Rob Stock. manner of making family Eaton was returning ments.” Commissioner M Bected to show street and started to walk At Brook ave- Eaton was at- by two men who dow of the Sub- on at this point two footpads struck e left ear with a bludgeon, eet, Ag the Draws] Seven-Day Wages. Haffman” an. He is a the the! f tant! diamond valued at $70). He said that U he had pawned all the stolen stones and nt the money on the races and in He gave the names m he nt The powerful, heavy set robber then it E face and skull until! This time Eaton re- The patr quickly a and made off. Sault Fractured. t by Dr. Songen culation P RACING AUTOISTS MAY CUT OUT ALASKA AND SIBERIA. being overpowered nt time he has only had oments, during which he unter, rs tren were detailed to AC thern Siberia and Alaska may be ni te of the New PORTRAIT OF KRUGER. A movement to have made a life-size fowtrait of Deputy Fire Chiet Charles Hunter | Prof. D'Or Dan- on has been engaged to do the paint- ing A request was issued yesterday members of Fire Department that their contributions to the Kruger and Firemen's Monument fund be fore -| warded to Chief Croker not later than Suit Tr nd H. Van Denbere. = This $20) Spe, $49% The handsomest tailored suits we have ever been able to produce at anything under $25, Fancy Mixture, and Stripe | Suitings Butterfly Model (Exactly Like Picture) Kimono Sleeve Effects han awit nit costs’ stake. Included in this alles tion are single and double-breasted Prince Chaps and the very fee English three button = cutaways | panamas and serges, fancy SALE FRIDA . $ 95 12558 Alterations Free | 14-16 Hest 14th Stred ad | NEW YORK 4608462 Fulton Stree BROOKLYN Wor S ity uation” Wants to-day? A Stitch Needed Now Saves Two Later, Lan msc FEBRUARY 27, 1908. great interest to before stripped and a Jecti:® point of for tle townsmen. The Gunford, rated ; LURED THE THE SAILORS hors: Gunford for $62. auctioreer only took bids on her fit tings. These, which originally cost wel! The crew of the British tramp steamer Brantwood, which docked to-day from South American ports, brought with them in thelr sea chests most of the valuable and removable portions of the four-master Gunford, which ma 362, the crew of the Brantwood. the cuddy, whi tch now adorn their h fine steel. walls. a tect ow ofthe porants Qrove ashore on the shoals of Fago| wood got ashore to-day, they headed ri for the junkmen with their valuables, Reet, on the Brazilian coast, some] foo .00° «realize the price of @ good months ago. jamboree with the last of the Gun- ‘The vessel, unusually well fitted in her ford. JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street On Friday, February the 28th. LADIES’ HOUSE GOWNS, I Both Stores, Albatross and Challie Kimonos and House Gowns. 5.50, 7.50 and 11.59 usual price 7.00 to 13.50 SS INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP’TS. Long Dresses. Machine made, of Fine Nainsook. Neatly finished with embroidery. 50c, 75¢ and gsc Hand-made Long Dresses. Fin- ished with lace and Feather stitching. 1.25, 1.75 and 2.25 Short Dresses. Size 6 months to 2% years. Machine-made.... 2.0. 50¢, 75¢ and g5¢ Hand-made........1.50, 1.95 and 2.25 Hand scalloped Pique Bibs. 25c, 45¢ atid 75¢ A number of fine hand-embroidered linen and pique Russian Dresses, Size 2to 5 years. At one-half usual prices, In Both Stores. LADIES’ HOSIERY. On Friday, February the 28th. Saleof Ladies’ Hosiery at Reduced Prices. 500 dozen, Fine Lisle Thread Stock- “Cobweb” or medium gauze With garter spliced top, double heels, soles and toes, Size 8 to 103 inches, 3oc per pair 500 dozen, Cotton Stockings. With unbleached ‘‘Maco” split soles and double heels. Size 8% to 10% in. ches. 25¢ per pair 50 dozen, pure thread Silk Stock- ings. With embroidered insteps or lace woven designs on ankles. 1.50 per pair JAMES McGREERY & CO, 23rd Street 34th Street ings. weight. JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street RUG DEPARTMENTS. rn Both Stores. as On Friday, February the 28th. Exhibition and Sale,—new Spring stock of Domestic Rugs (Oriental repro- ductions ), “ Beauvais” (fine Axminster), Size 9x12 ft...... 2..00.23:00 and 95.00 “ "8 ft. gin. x ro ft, 6 in,...... 20.00 “ aft 6in. x 6 ft 6in......., 825 Body Brussels, extra fine quality, Size 9 x 1a ft......, Hee .. 26.75 “ 3 ft. 3 in. x ro ft. 6 in - 24.75 Ur (95°) Maganopannonauanoninnn chy Reversible Brussels. Size 9 x 19 ft........ qgoa0 Wilton Rugs, Size 9 x,ra ft, 25.50, 39.50 and 52.50 Best quality Inlaid Linoleum. 1.20 8q. yd. Plain and Wilton Velvet Carpet figured, 1.00 per yard usual price 1,50 to 1.75 23rd Street. 34th Street, “100 A 1," ripped such « hole in herself when she ran that her hull was useless ex- cept for scrap, and as there is not much use for that commodity in Jucano, the A wealthy family of Jucano, however, invested in some painted panels from use In Both Stores. cabin appointments for « wind Jammer, | had been for several weeks an object of the inhabitants of Jucana, a town near the shoals, and the Brantwood happened along and ‘he Gunford’s owners ordered her joned, was the ob- ‘ursions and picnics in the thousands—for brass work and | any come high—were sold for . most of the bids being mae by yanps OF HEAvy RUSSIA CRASH KITCHL N nn ey FARDS or HEATH nt i NNIVERSAR _FRIDAY BARGAINS gq REMARKABLE combination of interest-compelling sale events. Rare money-savings gleam from every nook and corner in our store. The BOLDEST UNDEKPRICING, on New Advance Spring Merchandise, ever attempted in New York. A glance at the values we are offering leaves no alter- native to you but to come and attend this Rousiss innerssty Friday Sale. | French Lace | Curtains lin atarie Antoinette w EST ieee STREET SATISFACTION GUARANTEED oR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED | Sensational Values a BED SHEETS, Lawns and Linens Another Monater Sule of Women’s Sample Fur-Lined Coats eek’s lot was grabbed in a jiffy by women. We did not have enough to We were able to secure 100 100 women who come here ure a $30 or $35 Fur Lined t ird. made of stri. ly all-woo! CHIFFON BROAD- with a superb quality DARK Alaska Lynx—ecut v every size—in blac’ . g 98 ) on Sale to-morrow at Remarkable Sacrificing of Coats Choose from Women’s $9 Silk-Lined Black Thibet, Cheviot or Tourist Coats—and Pay $2.98 = 2.98 Vv face & White Lawn Waists pie Reefer Worth $1.50 & $1.75 “at $1.00 lar of with iaale brown or bla 5c & Dress Goods At Prices whi Jor your requir 2T-INCH NEW spine nake a bold bic + PANY sts iS Be 1 NEW SPRINe ANCY SILKS FANCY CHECK AND Pants.) than you've ever re- 1] ed belt suits (Inci ding 2 pairs of this offerin 4 Special Sale Boys eased laa large, strongly made; previously at #c.; spe- Anniversary Specia’s in Hosiery, Under- wear and Shirts Y STOCKINGS — 1 '15¢ OR STRAIGH’Y NDERWEAR — With mleever An entire stock of new Spring Samples on sale to-morrow at half regular values. fancy novelty HAND-MADE SAMPLE HATS—Made new anaes: ; chotce at. C BEAUTIFUL HAND-MADE SAMPLE HATS) —Hundreds of styles and sha: Cc beat colore; choice at.seeeereee . 255¢ \ MERRY WIDOW SAILOR HAT8—In black, blocked in the nowest shapy made with satin crown; very special Anniversary Special in Dinner Sets 4 100-PieceDecorated Dinner Sets at $5.98 © x18, In all colors and This rug te ular $14.50 sale price e Red lv Anniversary Special. Sale of He yards of W. Sloane's All Wool val: vet Carpet, in sittin room, — library rel stair ‘patterns; rently) sold at $1.10; for this A manufacturer's en- Smyrna Rugs offered at less than half price. and designs that can only be found In the real Oriental rugs; perfectly reverslble; regularly sell- American Smyrna Rugs—perfect-|Extra Quality Khorassan Smyrna ly reversible; slze 7.6x10.6, in color, Regular price ce $10.98; sale tire surplus stock of Smyrna Rugs- -Size 9 ft. x 6 ft, shown In colors Ing In carpet stores at $7.50, at 3.98 every pattern and ES, 98 tHonally attract~ Great Anniversary Spe- cial in 4-yard wide seamless Linoleum; positively the best as- sortment ever shown, including the new parquet floor effects, lar price $1; at, gration that ts extr ly popula: stores ask fet. Our Incandescent Gas Lamps, La include — brass & square yard, sale, yard, burner, oval 1 globe and Cc 2 . . rs uatbagpaii z .