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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH !7, 1908. [ Pittsburg Phil (77 eats Feces connon| ALLcans ” lo 0 munngaalesy ro 3 AVE | 59% 60" TRANSFER Greatest of Gold Initial Dinner Sets Ow Anmal Merchant Tailoring Sale 50 urf ! lungers Of One Hundred Pieces at Less Tnan Halt Actual Worth, or A ten-day event that thousands of New York’s best asse en | ith i ‘aoe $5. 95, $8. 95, $11. 98 and $19. 98 | dressed men ook forward to with interest For the next A Figure Unique on the American "eight days we Tracks, in the Game for the Money will_talke Or in It, Honest, but a Detriment to Racing, Tod Sloan days. ders to make ]| ° Only two @ ore jor this remarkable opportunity. Place your order We delive the sets in two weeks. Sets at $5.95, Worth $15,00—ameri- es inciuides rsday eveni at once; saic end an Porelain 5 a soup tuiecn and tin soup plates. Every WSS piece hes a heavy old border and a gold a) re t with your initial in cold. eis at $8.95, Worth $18.00-—Rest nin America: 100 pieces, includ- |] and regular tim soup ec has 9 pretty floral de old crest and your 0F 100. pi to_your order | — guarantee: | ing a mpericct (Copyright, 1908, by the Press Pub pany, New York World.) by J. Tod Sloan. N Suit, a Prince Albert Coat} tal in gold on every piece 319.95, Worth $35.00 uality imported china. We the sensittic sed to be attached to Seis ai $ —From the fe the American turt, | know of ver rected with it who stand Gb. oh E na urge ves and and Vest. (ll ; } i i a d ew York. the big men of racing are porcelain ; ae se eee G lar figures. In Nn who are in the benefits as they are for the lace bord Pira/goldveann 6 pretty geen border and extra gold | é Sach piece has a gold) crest a C rt ‘er- . 1, if not more, tor the financial {i a Spring Ov and so far as plunging and sa + comprises 100 ling a soup tureen and soup plates, Each piece pleces, ine nd your nitial od. The hun- | regula big coups go, England ave us beaten, “How He Got His Money Down sicces inal oup tureen | bas a beautilu! gold lace border and COntOnene The Amer produced the most remarkable OH 1 1 x and regular rim soup plates. gold evest. with your initial im gold. Mon., March 23 Feres-Marchk tt Taes., March 24 A | Thars., March 19| Wed., March 25 V Fri., March 20 Thars., March 26 e \ You may select the mater.ai you desire from forty differ- | ent weaves—you will be measured by an expert. The | cleverest cutters and tailors will cu: and make the garments | BLOOMINGDALLS' sale exception of King Ed- d—"Pittsburg Phil’— ¢ of His Majesty. advent on the turf, 1g notables that was all his i+ will be filled. He + figure ward Vil. ot England, a enjoyed a notoriess the histo: cupied a ice that iked by t Jockey Club t vas ruled off or his Sap . Wit Astin ae % : , TUIEO ON. OF UISSend sb het with Ine —the linings and trimmings will be of the best. | tries barred, I forget i 4 her wavs he was Becten Once by Mis Own Horse i The Materiales aianes a's, blue and black serges, unfinished feel that he was tuck as t ) worsteds, fancy worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots, in J) ate = l roochkes ane ee ins, c ail popular shades, plaids, stripes und plain evec's. Also Blue Flannel for |] ‘ould and cert Our Paris house » 1,000 beautiful brooches and belt Grand Am Tan cove'ts, Gray Overcoatings and Raincoat materials. |}! 1 pins that manutactury samples. The ; are yold No is eve vst empted anywhere else—nor is it likely to J) ‘ F be—there is nothing but ¢ ory in it—no proit. Think of it—a swell Suit, ay Anish — alll new and’ perfect — in Prince Albert Coat and Vet, Overcoat or Raincoat ior $12.80. If you are ney are mounted with fac-simile ame- not entire! nents you order after they are made up, | , . pearls, rubic eraids and other very return the: second Floor, 60th St. Section stones. Tie p: we lets us sel] them 25c <= sLooMINGDALES' } oo as Furniture Sensation! A Ban! -uzt !anufacturer’s $35,000 Stock for $20,000 A furniture opportunity of a lifetime. The bargains |) offered are worth comig many miles to get. Conditions that brou ht «| out this immense sacrifice may 4 Umbrelia Bargains never again exist. It is an event entrely without precedent p k St in the history of the furniiure trace, Se oe Po EA . 48c Every nice ot funiture comprised is highest gr. RELUAS hie stance, the pr ces repres nt aout hall the usual se.ling aRELLAS, ‘fine Re Here are a few hints of the ba'gains that bound: S. mde of tatieta, on para §3 50 Leather Uphol- s. handsome $1.00 altered Dining Chairs $1.98 plated an French origina. designs. thysts, sapphires prett to you Was Never vere a bad and not Jockey (1! sT LONE vee There is no man, howe dishonest ac ed by the y a most ¢ Phil” ever). wi hin the ane a margin buyer] ng was Aes <= LOOMINGD ALES restrict He was ce mature. He was quie lent, in fac ' played ¢ cards or gambled a with the exception of a wae of the stories of his « Notice to Fat Peopie MERCERI strong steel rods: many A\ERICAN TAFFETA assortment of hand es, “IRONCLAD” UMBR gon ‘rames with 8 assortment of fine hal nd, in every in ares. } hers spec tee : stein PURE AS. $1 95 Like illustration. Solid oak, quartered Hudson worth £3.00, at. : a QO oat back, full box frame, seat covered wich genuine leather. Onty 6 chairs to a customer. hon leatier care LOO $25 Leatiier Gatien $15 Solid oak trames, patent spring construction; good upholstering an! covered with genuine leather. $14 Pilar Base oR || $9 Enamelied -baly our Bark and tye When you get chica. Now you have the whole thing Th e| resntts will be ae sure to come as the avn Will ree to-morrow nan any "Twas toll to ba sure :o get the Lexoniea Dining Tcbies Beas other man nip suecenn tn the ors wee Ww sea OQ) solid podeycak. Hasround Continuous post style: stand | ‘fj erat auartoiit and the c¢ ; ; topmassv pllarbarewrhicavy | high and are buiit heavy. Six ‘01 pursued Hoboken for mhore then legs tinished wih caw ice 25-inch brass uprights, 6-in, foot. r Mayor Lat the arr called at the ail it that the With every com je fact abour $25 Vhrec-Piice $4 93. ‘Devenport $99.00 Pari r cuits 13 Leds for 23 pssful because a ra e ‘etch mahogany fins | | brited “Karpen" make. i * | high backs with | ma) ogany vencered frame, | ar: \ | ng, les. spring con- | |] UETKGL n green | srccton and is covered’ with | }} he did not ciibie ha $35 Quarered | 60 Farior $39.75 Oak: Buttets Suiis Made entirely of qoarteed Live massive pieces; arms on Bowe k, omely polished ara every Foame » back carved | J) | neely 23 4é-inca, very in Soral design, Shaped font; | J} | yet on “ine formation,” and. the hat he em- ployed an army of men to cull Infor- mation f as ridiculous as it be untrue as @ handicappers he simply formed opinion of horses after an observation of them and stuck to ft I first met Pail in California, I had een riding successfully for about six inch: seats upholstered with spring ge. | $25 Dressers aad $ re uo) | $25 Brass $ io | | Chiffomers to ivatch 4D tds 15 LENE TI 2 ARE SIEM ONG March Sale of Tone-Lasting after [ vegan to ride with my | ¥ In genuine birdsey maple,toona | assive 2-inch posts with and I had been % mahogany, dak mabovany ani | | heavy o:namental husks on top watching me and had § ,c PY uurtered oa an! bottom; panelied head and heen baeking my mounts, Sam Doggett N $3 5 0) at fers IGNOS? struction cotend. Greatest value ever and Johnny Lamley were riding for him, iy f | that of tered. Dut he evidently wasn't satisfied with them, for one day he asked me if 1 would ride a horse for Rim next day. . 1 did, and won, and ever after he. was 1 rode many horses for around with him and lived On the very easy terms of $5 Down and $1 a Week No interest no insurance, no extras, Upon payment of $5 we deliver the p.ano to your hor Sideboards | Dining Tables $20 Quarterea Oak £30 Dining Tables...... $18 $18 Goicen Oak.... | $35 Dining Tabies...... $25 | $48 Dining Hane €8...... $29 Sn RTI A) LEAR ONG Pa 92 Wen LA EISNER in the same hotel with him, but not i . = $15 Co.cen Gak once iid | ever know beforehand if he & 7 aatestiiPl ai the Wer Star | £28 Quarierea Oak $17 Dinng labies...... S11 had backed a horse [ was on or if he } The Greates: tah) Miah ‘ i | $33 Quartere: Oak || 920 Dini He be had bet against me. BY tactnrer or yw 4 BOIS) MGnar rey 1 y Table ’ He neyer tuld me nor any other man 1 Mik ib rag if its | ea! i Ee Len whether he won or lost, and you could § A out fat ifs ( eal | ale. —— wre not tell from his expression or manner 3 Pia nat . . ed vy al S80; 80 you during or aftey a race how he had a Have . come out, In dhort, in this respect he ‘ $17 Coden Cak...++... $10 | $27 Quartered Oak... $18 was all that “Diamond Jim’ Brady is not. Brady, when he has a horse in a race or a bet down, will explode on the club-nouse veranda or in a box, but Phil, with two or three times as much at stake, wouli stand quietly on the lawn—he was never granted” the privilege of the club-house—and gay DoLWINK. win ur lose "They Are i uilt to Last a Lifetime. $19 Go den Oak........ 312 $30 Quartered Oak.... $29 | $24 Golden Oak.... £15 | $35 Quartered Oak.... $23 $45 oars ered Cak....-- $29 | i | i Piano Knowledge for iiai0 Purchasers: Fiano Buying ts @ Coniidence ' cu have ¢ \ f OOMIN Most Pai latable Wines Because a cigarette has a s & Li | ld gee more things about a = = bi Bloomin. dale Prices— i | AT aE en RE full, rich Turkish flavor it ‘ : SSI REE Ean er GERMAN CHAMPAGNE, 88c : DIPORTED PRESCHRRANDS, Made MERLING MOSEL wha tho ASSMAN NSH AL MUL finished some! nd atter rw Fu an io need not be heavy. To goin on, that the next time he's out, prove it for yourself just try ‘ ° never known & rediction of this kind to fail It may tia have bewn that he saw the horse pulled a Helmar. It's ideal. or run short bur hatever it was he was certain to be right about it he REL INGOLD, or SEAR BY.10 VRS 95c¢ SCORCH WITISKEY ‘ a i a HEN onic et Pyare SALE OP VO First Winnings on Dwyer Horses. | ease j ie ; “Pittsburg Phil" had as humble a be- | Cc (@) r : Y ’ iSe ginning C one buld imagine. He was Beware! 1 owe Y 8, @ young fellow cutting corks In a Pitts- 3 TH TEE 73 burg factory, earning © days, when ig Sold Everywhere Caxtion ‘ , anexy WHISKEY : he was in good form, as much as $1.35 NARGYR ‘ La es 89 a day, -He told me the story. One day | o. OS, Manufacturer Exchange A ‘ ts y be HOLLAND GIS 2 he picked up @ paper and in the racing | Asahi Si per. y i 97e Baws saw @ picture of the Dwyer broth. 413 FiNh Ave. New York Prive ude a style tool, with Dack. nud rut ver DOWPSTIE GIN, | Bs 69 won, with Jimmie | Upon request a representative will call W 8, 3d t lc ’ Novae hin next Ki we saw and ‘another horse owned "ine ‘the came Au Cars Tranter to BLUGM.NGDALES’, aes to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th