The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1908, Page 11

| The Sinking Fury! Commission ; ane i: 1807 4st Anniversary Sale, | 1908 FALS PAY LL Votes Down Proposal to | : F Lyi ee | \ é | Matchless Economies to Fittingly Celebrate This Event. Exempt It. HARRIS JDijerorcol Slijeidalanela CH yess iy cen uo many ol | Brooklyn Academy of Musi Po (Pn tdldhigvoa (Aaa) ehn Public Buildings Gives Bail | 2" tock corporation, exempted trom | taxation. Former Mayor Charles A. S! SUCTION on Two Charges. |Schieren appeared to-day at the meet- S | CLIPS | — linz of the Snking Fund Commission, oe to urge that action looking to that end} G, The Grand Jury to-day filed with! +> taken es | Jedge Foster, in Part L, Oourt of! “Why should the academy be ex- make eyeglass wearing a com- Generali Sessions, two indictments for| emptied?” asked President McGowan! fort. No care or worry to William H.\@fter hearng the plea of the former Women's $22.50 Tailorea Suits, Thursday, 14.50 CHARMING collection of handsome i Pa oe i or ELEGANT MILLINERY iw oo a tee sot omits || TKEXCEPTIONAL SALE AND D IS PLAY models, elaborated with braid; full-plaited TRIMMED HAIS in all the newest shapes and colors; skirt with fold. copies of the newest Paris hats at less than half the price misdemeanor against Rs keep them in pl: Fit ex- Walker, formerly Superintendent of “Because M is an educational institu- actly where the, y it to Bo Public Butldings, who was removed) tion,” answered Mr. Schlieren. Comp- ind stay there—no_ matter Borough President | troller Mets, who owns five shares of how much you nod, jump or from office n’ timation by the stock in the academy corporation, said {ner of Accounts. he was willing to vote for exemption tart the Indictments, | because as an educationa’ ait Rey Ae academy would be run about. rh grip so gently you forget you are wearing glasses. e educational forves?"'| Fitted to any eyeglass for 35 cents. entertain-| AT OUR FOUR STORES ONLY. ass perform ° the Comptroller. City in declared his oppo- . ° n Bee eee aiTIeHon te Ssullnineanca| OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS Rivington street.” said Alderman Suii-| 54 East 23rd St., near Fourth Ave. ve : thel 2 West | 25th St., near Lenox Ave. troller. 2 Columbus Av Ave., Bist & 62d Swe. Pp ground Walker of certifying pa. ez. It fs nents that he a fireman, t. 8, 1904 be was not od. In charged pay of Jei Aug. 15 e was not at of the original models. Ail the latest efects and cumbi- nations shown by Filth Avenue txciusive jiillinery this assemblage; handsomely lined with Shops, but at popular prices, We show them in ex. striped taffeta, peau de cygne or satin. The tremely ‘arge sailors of picture hats, and medium size materials are superior quality chiffon models and smali turban shapes tor women of quiet Panamas in self stripes, also French serge taste. Speciaily low prices from leading colors and black. These gar- E es ments are all fresh from a maker in need ‘Oo 7 9 Yes of cash and are positive Several other choice models are also in at work other indict Walker cert r +89 FultonStreet, reot, BROOKLYN. udemy, which Onposite Abraham & Straus, No. (THE 147TH STREET STOKE, Second Floor.) $22.50 value. Anniversary 14 50 HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE, . price ct showing of Untrimmed Hats of every description, hepeaie Sat at An unusually s seine flowers, foliage, ostrich plumes, tips, pe and ns, wings, taney teat Women’s Wash Waitsts. UNTRIM MED STRAW eat The “Merry Widow” ound or 0) dium or lo jlored dots; taile MM IE WAIS wanted co! 3; Anni : Trimmed Fr 1.39 IMPOR TLD eR oidered figures. Also MA- foremost French laundered collar and cufis BUREN oidery 75 cross-bar Swiss, with embroidered : « and front, with long sleeves. Also LINGE cl Value $ NOMEN'S WAIST: nodel; tucked front with fine versary price . WOMEN'S TAILORED LI DRAS WAI Hee FOR CERTIFYING BROOKLYN AC AMEN = listener & f= : aR ; DIES AS SHE HEARS DEAD HUSBAND'S FAVORITE SONG. | esekiCn PLUMS. Every uality goods oblys every feather first vy inelvd? half willo jume bor ieiachanch tne" 835 to 55c of elaborate model: nd German Val. laces: Also LID with black, blue and russet 2.98 Mrs. Anna t Musicale back ai Waist A a Trammea Hats, 4.98 { large SAILORS and various MEDIUM SIZE MODELS, in ) trimmed ‘lowers, ribbon and meline. This of- | ! consists of a new arrival of trimmed hats for dress and promenade; | | ty cannot be ated elsewhere for less than 4.98 Parner ese War eaion ce eBPESLOMEARAARARAAREN NERS AARS AANA RATASER AAAS BUYS’ WEVA “NEMO” CORSETS . Rushing Along a Saie of Ge test CORSETS 1UR WOMEN OF LUXURIOUS Inverest VASILS. Ii you have been in the habit of pay- All the 1 : AUR popul very bocker Suits Knickerboe af "792 Cie Tey 49c, COLORED TAFFETA; all pure silk; 19 inches wide; in all the new street and evening shades; also white, ivory and cream. A special purchase enables us to offer a 79c. quality for one ay only (quantity lim ed); Anni- Versary. price; per yarduescceccussscsesessnens ., 49¢ Ribbons at Low Prices FAILLE RIBBON; fine quality; 5 inches wide; in all the staple and new Spring including black and white; regularly 276; Anniversary price, go De aneneeeeeh A million pairs of shoes can be made at much less expense per pair than a thousand. I buy my leather in such immense quantities, and manufacture shoes on stich a large scale that I can heart ket u - afford to make better shoes for the 2 Cohan . same money than many others. This ese explains why a W. L. Douglas $3.50 = Ree es shoe for men is the equal of most $5.00 SAAT years. $3 Suit ALSO BOYS’ BLOOMER PANTS. Not more than 2 pairs to a customer. No Mail Orders. Sizes 3 to 16 years. Par 23c BOYS’ SUITS, with extra pair of pants; $3 kinds. Sizes 8 to 10 ‘ years, Prive POT boys. > KNICKE Accs SUlls, sizs 5 Sto to year, oD pi.i7 NEW 1008 MOUELS. For every stout we ni stout or short and stout. The old favorites, No. 312 and 314. For women who want the new slender hip effects we have the two new ig back models, Nos. suitable for m y ersary price, per yard.... shoes and why my $4.00 shoe is abso- Magis- lutely the best on earth for the money. Be ee or eee ee tee reeccynes NEw Dress Gooas--2 ant 318 PRE NCH CORS 1 finer Br FAST COLOR EYELETS USED EXCLUSIVELY. CATALOGUE FREE IMPORTED SUITINGS; plain, light-colored grounds, also in. stripes, checks WeAAAAcaaneaseaserenseveneese a perce cc cr trea te Coita loa. sake WAVUVEVOUEUUAUSEUHADETOR TESTER RESEREETESEU TEEN PONTE DEN EIT ee ad iP, 5 Ai ide BOYS’ S00 LUATHER- French Coutil ¢ Jaids, as well as serge and Pan 45 to 56 inches wide; reg- ' a A i W.L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON, MASS. Lae, $1.39; Anniversary price, pie Cpl eee aE (Fa) Fe ETTE TAM 25 sets, Nos, 516, Sevr-REQUONG W’. L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York: IMPORTED BLACK PANAMA, plain pes, checks and plaids; strict Se ai aavaenaieil Saas NE tac w S200 FADIREBAG cor. Howard. | 2779 Third Avenue. fl BROOKLYN, N.Y. ly all woo! i Perle jet black; ches wide; regularly $1.50; * go 3. MRARRARACRARARROSNANA Revere £3 OE) SABIE STD Loy & E, Second Fi 5; 250 West 125th Street. 108-710 Broadw: ary price. d d AWWA ee Ma ee? Saarans venesiissessesss: 5 Eighth Avenue. toe7Breedwas esr GatesAv: WV EISEEYE ward c VASA vaseeeeeeeeeeenes’ ‘s FO AX&NS Under- wr St cae 204, HR Falog Stee eh Peek CEE een RT G] nder- | OF SEE Ee ee ee rcbratseun | of 9c. Fcner Oxpauey 15c. Ra OVES pricea | uED’ 5 COATS PATERSON, N, J.—i92 Market, Cor. Clark St. MTEIFRENGRIORG ANDY Ranitclercunesinmniceant(ulttiomalcmec neater 7 ; ie 7 a, fveies sea the garments at a fering that should appeal forcefully because of the big a ri, thal hay Rorwe hon? speciaily reduced price. A shown as well as for the remarkably low price named; regularly 19. | silisieves.: great variety of styles, W.L.DOUGLAS [22 aa Toit | Sata Cate nd Sate tyle: liste Collarless. In red, navy, thread vloves vs & 3 S50 SHOE FOR. MEN Woes S On; ordas ep Cost checks, stripes and many vilferent dee signs. Sizes 1. 98 2 to 6 years, SEAUTIFUL STRAW _ BON. Wid mie ni NiTs. Normandy style, trimmed Mousque~ y elaborately with ribbons or taire Glace lowers; very becoming to the WOMEN'S OXFORDS; tan or black kidskin; hand turned soles; new LOST FROM STEAMSHIP. yt rit rr Qi Wri Ba Sr tet | arte eS Satin SS 1.79 offered for less than $2.25 a pair; Anniversary price, pair........... 1.49 '" Rarkeeper of the New York Din- ee # Final Clearance of Fine Furniture = cabiogmn soviet at the New York 3 Prices have been cut to shreds on all sample pieces and odds and ends. & A Sale of Stiverware, nppeared Phenomenal bargains of some kind in every department. hroveht news of the al FR Ansy Ghvs r q ec ' HURSDAY, Friday, Saturday—three sale days of absolutely de- ort sleeve Y8Cc t | ) Liberal Credit to Those Who Desire’ It. & pendable Silverware at prices that should prompt unusual buy- Be oe anh hort sleev a a $6 A Speer Sn These 41st Anniversary features are particularl os either uals, ge j ag eee irnete eet { ging. Pp rly note er eae Po plet ine, ost Hy | worthy, and those who buy save remarkably. iE aie aac ss pi .16 ea i ie Ds Dien y low i ee (Second Floor.) \ CANDLESTIC S CANDELABRAS, 5 ———— i or 5,000 rd ga 40,906 Ibs. sm WOME. q Pi d NES ‘ ripe, plumy ae 29 SHOES, Pp. 5c k U LS fruit; Ww ou ee C $2, $2.50 ana Su Values man was Mked by thou » had be AK CURE cial wa SALT AND P tops, each . See AND. PEPPER BO c ling tops, each..... * X- ford Tie in 21 Kh 3% or 4, and wid hs B te sawed Qu “ B cee Golden Oak: Extension en Oak XLMOND, DISHES Tables plied koh tne es FUNDIVIDUAL ALMOND DIST | 3 $ $ Bie Ir you can Wear a Shoe or O 3 $ 3 a ahr helt, ig “cut: *s Piated Ware. i this is 3) NEW LAID EGGS JEWELRY STORE ROBBED. “1.48 IE locks 75 Rogers's Fiated V Me cat nara ail anti z FA SPOONS, set of 6.....- ae fi SON rity taroblainisite Brt) Wheni/Allesed) (Thiet) ne Curtains ABLE SPOONS, set of 6 SOUP I Me ne of Hie Conght He Wad No Plunder n muslin \UP SPOONS, set of 6.. GRAVY | . ue o in mile When Mrs. Anna Hawk ns heard and FFEE SPOONS, set of 6.. BERRY cS Sih ales Singling noise In t bobbinet, E SPOONS, set of 6. COLD “ % gains wee Jewolry shor with DLE FORKS, set of 6 B. re % ive ever of- & early FORKS, set fered. Large $ 5} \ rattles; i . f Bp { ¢ Bey FAVA BIBER aa LAD FORKS, set ¢ P| girls can dho gy] gue recet tr 20 Prass Bed, with 2 in > [ -——————— ne L he BUCA PNP ic , Oe f ) osts, "4. & 4 file c£ 3etween Lenox hi H Z| st.t0, Hue. ane es Epnrccrenees g 98c! i998 = 125 h St. W ; BE the ke a en 3.98 ge ee sis, 998. & t t. f est, &: Seventh Aves, ri! | Sigh ENS Gass ne ea GAGE GE through the donr AXMINST! R RUG: | BRUSSELS CARPETS = '® Builanvorincels! PxeiSht MEAL oF FISI ot <9 formerly $1 ‘ H : es oe és > PRICES Hi Bee 10.6 | al co EO it i in style; pling NO HIGHER MEAT PRICES HERE er aude tae ee | and’ Stairs; regular priv ‘= ‘ df toes and 3 Notwiihs an in, the temendcus scyence in the wholesale price sand gave the police as b fi IE TRL Bea enanod | ent tipped of meat we con.inue to sell the bigh quality for which we are noted James Moc at out of Aa Job | ' Very rin at the same to e iyou hive never p. tronlze J us before you mi \ Vici kid stock, 2 Should positive y take the opportunity to | i SS me Goodyea FRICASSEE CHICKESS- 49 WEAKEISI B tee te SUNDAY WORLD WANTS ASHE NNT 2) © Be] fod Dill, the San RinscteaoltaiNawitark | welted and flex- el a L FLOUNDERS, ‘The Su nday YHHOCK BOSTON and music next Sun- ith a comle Mlustrated covert ; »wing Kelb and Dill In char Den'bireset. Seat Munday, Order to-day. Editia limited. | WORK MONDAY WONDERS | 233°! TOC mane (Sixth Floor.) wanssesettsss ee Oe ee AT