The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1908, Page 6

| | i senna tw cme BINKERS ISSSSI According to Fredeaick Kohl, a retire al jronworker, th bership in the alimony club is by the | pleasant process of cremation. He hit tron this nevei plan, by which he to escepe paying his wife, Mrs. I Kohl, $7 a week, a few ¢ through the efforts of Fudinsky, of Long Island City scheme came to naught before Masis tzate Smith to-day. Mrs. Kohl says that Fred skilled ironworker, capable o: $80 a week, but that he has be Anarchist and an “affinity-cha therefore works no more. No. 207 Park place, As 14, accompanied by Woytisek, she appeared trate Connelly, in Long secured a warrant afrest on charges of abandon: non-support. “He will not live at home." s plained. he had the nerve to bring some of affinities to my house for a party, that was where | drew the line. ity, indeed! And him with that Kohl ts not much over 6 height and he weighs about 2 ‘The husband was arreste Catherine Wyland, at went on his bond for $ given untfl Pal @ bond for $3 $7 a week to siete EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, wanen file ed, \and nothing was | Fresh Pond | Officer 5 FACES WIFE 1H WANT ALIMONY e tra who gave On for Taek of Conse CRALED BY INJURY pest way to avold mem-|Coroner Acritelli Si Shot by Pati Was alla of a Joker. ilatio t by She live for h “He believes in free love FALLIERES GOING TO LONDON. PARIS, March 11.—It was officially 4 at President Falijeres second week of 26 to make or produce to insure payment of wife and two children, _ Wedding Presents : Some Tempting Offerings Wanamaker’s Final Clear-Out of Men’s Winter Suits and Overcoats This-announcement is chiefly interesting to the man who con- siders it a wise investment ‘to pay $11.50 now for a suit or over- coat that will cost him $18 to $30 next Fall. There is no doubt about the gratification, that will be felt next October by the man who has one of these suits or overcoats hanging in his wardrobe, and realizes that ipyst him only $11.50. Sack Suits of ®/cy cheviots, black unfinished worsteds and thibets. A ‘ew light-weights included, in the following sizes for men and young men: Sizes.. 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 46 Stout -- — 3 5 5 10 Regular 4 6 10 uu 10 7910 6 I Long .. - 221-9 5—— Men’s and Young Men's Winter Overcoats, in fancy brown and gray effects, Sizes ave mostly from 32 to 37 chest measure. Many are suitable for early Spring use; and a few Oxford and black Overcoats in large sizes from 42 to 46 {n. chest measure. 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 46 48 2— 1 $11. 50 for Any Suit or Oi Men’s © Store, Main Floor, New Puilding. Of Quadruple-plated Silver Tomorrow our Main aisle counters will display a remarkable collection of beautiful Silver-plated Hollow-ware, interesting to every lousekeeyer—doubly interesting to those who have wedding or annivers gifts to tuy in the near future. ‘Superb shapes and patterns; some plain finish, with English tread; others with grape chasing. Wide variety of piec A Quarter Under-Price Here are a few hints of the pieces and prices: $5.75 to $8.50 Coffee Seis at $4. 0, $5 and $6 $5.50 to $6.75 Tea Sets at $4 and $2.50 to §. $3.75 to $ Serving Trays at and $3 25 Baking Dishes at and $4 $0.50 to $10 75 Candelabras at $5, $6.75 and $8,50 85c to $1 Mustard Pots at 60c and 75c And a score of other items, Main aisle, Old Bullding, In Women’ s Spring UNDER WEAR} | white ribbed Lisle read Vests, low the latter in re sth draw to mate!) nm Vests with high k with long knee-let Iso Open mesh C trir and knee-leugth Drowers, trimmed with lace. grades— Also Combinaticn Svits o: no sleeves, wide knees, triimn white open mesh cotton, low neck, dd with Jace of $1 suits, At 28c a Garment At 37 75¢ All-wool Fancy Serge at 58c Her and ¢ yrown on in colors i Cope r By 75cand $1 Pillow Slips, 40c and 75c Hand-em| 2 fir Also at $1, TUL FLL YOU WITH". LAO,” WADE WIFE © oe 2 |ADOSEVELT RIGHT IN BROWNSVILLE MIX Ashland Says She Also Called Him a Sneaking Molly- coddle. Prominent Prohibition Lawyer Praises the Elixir of Life. Mr. Charles D. Ainger, a well-known lawyer ot Andover, Ohio, who has just | celebrated his 81st birthday and manages a business,, has been completely cured) of acute dyspepsia and indi- gestion by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. | Mr. Ainger is a Prohibitionist and ts opposed to the sale and use of intoxi- cants, but says he can conscientiously recommend Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey | as a great medicine. Mr. Ainger writes—I am 81 years old and am still attending to an sive business without any ass whatever. I have been all my life op- posed to the sale and use of intoxi-| cants. I have been a sufferer from acute dyspepsia and indigestion. 1 have, recently commenced the of Dutiy’s Malt Whiskey as a medicine. I know that it has been very beneticial to my health and firmly believe t it has prolonged my existence. 1 can con- yusly recommend its use as a ine. | HARLES 1). great care being used to have every kernel thorough|; malted ng a pr divested liquid food in the form of a malt essence, which is th gorator known to science; softened by warmth and moisture, its palata- ous substances render it so that it y the most sensitive stomach young, strong and vi; us and t the glow of perfect health, i 1 strengthens the heart ac ction ywhere. is an absolutely pure y ion of malted grain, If take Di and pur e CAUTION—When you It is recognized as a family medi our druggist, grocer or dealer for Duff; re Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine. It's the only absolutely pure medicinal malt whiskey and sold in sesled bottles only—never in bulk. Look for the tra mark the ‘Old Chemist’? on the label, and make sure the seal over the cork is unbroken, Price $1. Write Dr. R. Curran, Consulting Physician, for a free illustrated medical booklet and free advice. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. WANAMAKER’S Economy Basement A complete store—all on one floor—where GOOD, dependable mer- chandise can always be bought at the lowest price: and where the DAILY SPECIAL OFFERINGS are the best to be found in New York City. Note these fine offerings for TOMORROW: This Dainty Dress and Pretty Hat $5 Each Think of such a charming Spring outfit—Hat and Dress —for $10! The dresses were made specially for the Wanamaker Economy Basement—as dainty and as well made as could be desired, notwithstanding the little selling price. Of pink, blue, or white batiste; with the finish and detail of dresses that cost double, Square yoke of Val, lace, with inlaid bands of em- broidery, shirred into a fitting girdle of insertion, Skirt made with deep flounce, trimmed with insertion, Three. quarter length sleeves edged with insertion, A ten dollar dress at So, The s have been specially trimmed, too, But no two are exactly alike; though you'll find at lenst a hundred to select from—all of equal value to the one in the picture, while dit feriny in style to meot all tastes and f. $5 each, Women’s $16.50 to $20 Suits at $1V.75 and $12 1 suiting Jackets semi and tight-fitting; skirts gored Women’s $5 and $7.50 Skirts, $3 and $5 uma cloth, gored and plaited. Fancy and xtri) and side-plaitcd fins! { A 30, regularly $lU—Broadcloth Skirts, plaited, with fold, ! W mrate G8 Stace ae a 90 Reoge rs °’ Extra inttettat! Silver Tableware Bl i ed. 4 ‘Boys’ $1.60 Shoes Ge $i. I i i et Larg z SOF s Dessert ; Rugs Re duce do A rk ‘© $7.00 A at 3 vere § | 5 : $1.76. | a Witch Hazel, Ar- af t d Andrew's Glycer- | on Challis at 5c paieariaianeias t I - 1 18c Plain Linen Suiting at 12%c Da see esa ; pink, tan, green, cade: | $3 and $7.50 ‘0 Portable Gas Lights, $2 & $5 vn, white and black Complete with shade, tubing and burner. RE ERE Duffy rs Pure Malt Whiskey Sale of All new 1905. Greenht and For Those Who Make Dresses Company For Themselves or For Others Dry Goods A Comprehensive Exhibit of Spring Dress Fabrics A collection of dress goods which, like this of ours, covers every staple and novelty with a full line of colors in each, is of course too large to catalogue in full. Voiles, in Pekin stripes, silk chev- ron stripe, silk, satin and shadow stripes, silk-and-wool, satin stripes with checks, hairline stripes and ‘ cluster stripes. Panama Weaves, Imperial Serge, Storm Serge, Prunella Cloth; in satin stripes, wide wales, herringbone pat- terns and woven chevron stripes. The list below is merely suggestive: Striped Suitings of a dozen patterns and twice a dozen colors and com- binations A Black Embroidered Voiles and silk- checked, embroidered black chiffon voiles. French Cotton Voiles in a number of plain, striped and embroidered and dot effects A Suggestive List of Novelty Silks The list is of course only partial—a Spring collection which could be described in this space would not be worth describing. We show complete lines of colors and patterns in these, among other imported and American silks: [Woile bordure satin harlequin Voile bordure satin tresses Pente coquette boule imprime Voile bordure quadrille pois Luciole bordure mordonce Faconne Hongrois Radium broche imprime Carre Hongrois Taffeta raye broche Taffeta filet broche Mousseline bordure degrade Twill faconne imprime Calcium broche imprime Taffeta messalinette bordure qua- drille Pekin taffeta satin cachemire “Drap Henri IV;” a beautiful plain fabric with demi-satin face. “Crepe Pongee Antique;” a new soft silk suitable for entire gowns, in new colorings. A Hint of the Very Moderate Prices Imported black taffeta; 19-in.; us- ually 75c, yd.; price by the piece, 55c Imported white taffeta; 19%4-in. value 85c; price by the piece, hy, Me Imported black taffeta; 22-in.; value 85c; price by the piece, yd. 62/4c Imported black taffeta; 26-in.; value 1.00; price by the piece, yd. 72}4c Imported black taffeta; 35-in.; value 1.25; price by the piece, yd. 98c Imported white taffeta; 20%-in.; value 1.00; price by the piece, yd. 75c Special white taffeta; 19-in.; value 65c; price by the piece, yd. 50c fresh Spring laces—some_ represent special purchases, the re- mainder is our regular stock reduced in price for this sale. Laces Embroidered net and filet lace in two-tone effects and the new hex agon mesh; values 60c to 6.75 a yd., at 50c to 4.75. Venise and filet bandings in em- broidered and soutache effects; val- ues 75c to 3.95, at 50c to 2.95 yd. Net top laces and insertions to match; 3% to 12-in. wide; values 10c to 8.95, at 5c to 5.95 yd. Chantilly laces and insertions, 32 to 9 in. wide; white and cream; values 12c to 1.95, at 7c to 1.10 yd. Real Cluny insertions, edges, ga- loons and motifs; values 15c to 7.50, at 10c to 3.95 yd. Brussels and filet nets in plain and figured effects, values 50c to 3.25, at 35c to 2.25 yd. Chiffons in a complete assortment of street and evening colors; values 65c to 2.50 yd., at 4Uc to 1.95. Mousseline de soie in all colors; values 40c to $1.50 yd., at 3Uc to 95c. A collection of novel- Dress ties, selected in Paris by Trimmings our own buyer. Of in- terest both to the woman of fashion and to the provessional dressmaker. Among them are: Filet band effects on cotton, silk and tinsel; the new drop edges in an al- most inexhaustible variety; small drop ornaments, now in great de- mand for Spring gowns; neck girdles and garnitures; entirely new ideas; fancy mannish vests—for wear with walking suits—an extreme novelty shown in Trimming department. On Special Sale, Thursday: A number of patterns in dress trim- ings remaining from last season's importations en yd—formerly priced 1.50 ie 25 yd.—jormerly priced 3.50 Linings Three items that indi- cate the pricing policy in our Lining department. Taffeta percaline, wide range of colors; value 25c, at 18c a yd. All-silk lining, 19-in., street and evening shades; value 45c, at 33c a yd. All-silk satin in tan, gray, white and black; 36-in.; value 1 50, at 1.10 @ yd. Notions and Dress Findings---Special Prices WHALEBONE:: all shell; 5-16x 36-in. 1dc each, 1.50 doz ,17.50 gross. FEATHERBONE: silk covered; 8c yd, 90c doz. yds., 10.50 gross yds. SKIRT BRAID; S. H.& M. Radiant; \f{c for 5-yd bolt; 75c for 36-yd. reel. DRESS SHIELDS; fine nainsook covered; 1Uc a pr., 1.10 doz., 12.50 a gross. Papene » silk covered; 15c a pr., 5 a doz., 20.50 a gross. SPOOL COTTON; 500-yd bast- ing; 4c a spool, 45c a doz. spools. Clark's O.N.T. Cotton; 5c a spool, 5c a doz. spools. Smee Sport Silk; regular strength; 6c per spool, 70c per doz. POOL SILK; dressmakers’ pure Ss dye, machine Ee large spools! 38c a spool, 4.50 per bo: WAIST BELTING: double serge, 7cay a bolt, 6.50 a box. HOOKS & EYES; The Astoria; all brass hooks with invisible eyes; 5c a card, 28c a gross, 3.25 a grt. gross. PINS; Puritan, the dressmakers’ Rina ns; 14-lb. in box; No. 3, 20c box; 4, 22c box; No. 5, 25c box; No. 6, 28c box. Puritan Pins i ickages; 8; Be, B, ee uy ge FH, Boe, 8G, gis re BB, all sizes; per paper, 5 j Tolson’s Skirt Banding; per piece, [er PRUSSIAN BINDING; (single bone casing) loc per bolt; 1.85 per SEAM_ BINDING; all silk i sietere ribbon; 10c a piece; 1. 15 a doz, Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York (Formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) 2