The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1908, Page 6

if } 6 __ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 16068. bed Aa BANK FUGITIVE WALKER | WILL LAY “13” HOODOO, | Masters George and Herbert Lurie Will Geis SEES NOREEN Drive CARNIVAL LAND MADE GAY FO} Mtend lent 1 Ciub to orma Milles’s New Play, Baby Auto in the Carnival Parade) 10:00: oso ¢ sue ne leston has reesived | om 18 State Depart- ee at Washington, to the eff the return n Mexican William F. Walker, a AN I fe 2 Deu eten oa Stern Brothers Women’s Panne PORTATION OF COTTON CREPON AND TAILOR-MADE AUTO FESTIVAL ieee Bs tere YD ie a Ou eNS LINEN SHIRTS AND WAISTS, ALSO SEVERAL NEW MODELS | OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE | 7 | Unusual Values, To-morrow Upper Broadway Decorated TASTES LIKE CANDY, THOUGH WILL | Lingerie Waists, at $2.75, 3.50, 4.50 With B: and Fl d } | ina Silk Wais “3.95, 4.95, 5.95 result, not al «5.95, 9.75, 12. Indigestion {8 a cause, of your misery. If the Stom- ach is sour, your food becomes taint: | ed, and that’s why you have these! stomach disorders Diapepsin will make you eat and then digest every bite (SECOND FLOOR) READY TO ILLUMINATE. Colored Lights Will Convert District Into Fairvland During Night Parade. for you, leaving nothing to ferment and sour. Ask your p the formula p case of Pape’s macist to show you, iniy printed on the| Diapepsin, which | . if you insist upon walt: you lave tried cll the so- bitters, ce up| at this effective Stom ive treatment con- to| ‘tims, and how absolutely harmless | it must be; how it does for the! Stomach what the washing and sun/ bath do for the churn; absolutely re-| moves every corrupting or tainting element, and will digest for you 2,000 grains of any kind of food. | Read w h and dige: Carntval week in Automobileland be- | nothing gan bright and early and the @utomobile district was all abustle, mo- torcars hustling up and down Broa way from Long Acr? to Sherman sien! ‘t Catarrh of the Stom- Nervousness, or Gastritis, or Prove this by taking riangule of Diapepsin next meal. Convince to-day, @quare, many of them decorated as set : aed withinjifives minutes) that) py seu sase ot Diapepatn) now, /then|t they will appear in the great iilumin- se was sour, acid| at anything you want at your next Pain Taffeta Silk Parasols, ated pageant to-morrow night, while eal, and you will not suffer from’ ndigestion or Stomach troudle. otihers were purely business autos and too busy to even think of the “glad rags" they wf!l wear to-morrow. ach bite of food will taste good, | and, besides, you will not need liver! ymptoms ag|!@Sulators to keep your intestines French Hand-made Lingerle Waists, INCLUDING MANY ORIGINAL MODELS IN NOVEL EFFECTS, RANGING FROM Special Offerings, Tuesday Extra Quality Taffeta Silk Parasols, e: | and floral designs, a varied assortment of handles, in black, white and de colorings, embroidered and scalloped edge, natural wood handles, Imported & Domestic Parasols An Exceptionally Choice Selection $5.75 To 37.50 nbroidered $2.05 able 3.75 ‘West Twenty-third Street mach, Dif-| ®nd Stomach clean and fresh, fter a ‘meal, | Now and forever rid yourself of Heartburn, | the misery of Indigestion and Stom- brash, Bil-| ach trouble. Make your meals a Gas on Stom-| pleasure by going to the table with The long stretch of Broadway where the automobile trade occupies almost every building {s bri 1 ing, gay with flags and beautiful with | esters George And trvbert Lure. fant Sour rist | ade will the a mobile Ga decorative urposes ¢ the Car Sommittes er rrennerot decotesonatenowa to tha pe forin= | have Lenny Gh tee 5 ive ‘ |ach and many other bad feelings. | a healthy appetite. art. The Studebecker establishment, al- jj DA onicarothsheiannc, 2 tit A gel ere | A soine start- W. Hed: | Seven Stodart. most the first in the district, !s decor- | € ated up to the seventh story on both Broadway and Forty-eighth street fronts, and from there to Seventy-sec- | ond street Old Glory flutters or waves | ten thousand times in duplicate. [BALCH PRICE. & CO] FuRs| Furs} CLION & SMITH S15, BROOKLYN NY. Stern Brothers To-morrow, an Importation of Household Linens At Decided Reductions of Prices 2x2 yds, $2.15, 2.96 215x2's yds., 3.38,5.50 Ablaze With Lights. | Table To-night those who visit this Mecca | 2%. | Ou , “ eelGaralvaliveckewil nad theleladare|| | FREIGHT HOUSE BURNED. Established 1832 | Se teers 2.65, 3.75 234x3 4.10,6.75 places abinze with a milifon electric | pl ed) a ' | Cloths [2x3 “ 3.25, 4.45 214x334 “ 4.80,7.75 tars, hidden by day he folds of | | Rees eae nenrenen sa aoe H oe Ory sold Air Btorage Plant is — ° ’ Gay Senate) Win a Seal i tf | Norwalk—Loss $100,000. : se iplese fegtausfareaua eeering Napkin: mg {Breakfast abe, Doz, $2.15, 2 z : : ————— Dinner Size, st 3.10, 3.9, Conn SOUTH NORWALK Fire destroyed the New Y Haven and Hartford Railr Broadway, Fifth avenue and Fifty-sev- | Lur enth end Twenty-fifth streets, between | Comr ny and clear up to One Hundred and Tenth |‘* # The plant contains every modern device for the care and protection BEST “. tre Party fer King Leonard and Queen Joan gt Linen Sheets, Hemstitched, $3.85, 4.38 Pair street, covering the route of to-morrow in ev - “fi nousemendicley com ceded cco ey Zi i ; i . night's parade, are strung with tiny ox at the Majes: sae Korth OPA Bi Gelaa ete ce R A ofthe garments, which Linen Pillow Cases, Hemstitched, oi) 1.25, 1.50 incandescent lamps which will maike | ms and Walker eo ; are daily inspected t str The fire originated at the windwant 3 c ae the way as light as day. | eres Pirie teat pected: by expert furriers. Huck Towels, Hemstitched or Scalloped, Doz, $2.95 Cleaning, storage,care and insurance are in- cluded in our low charge of two per cent on owners’ valuation of I~onard eft stage, the first tour rows old that num- neighbors of All manner of devices for the enter- tainment of the throngs of visitors to the district during the carnival have/ been undertaken by the men of the New York Automobile Trade Associa. headway when the firemen arrived that they were almost helpless. One string of eight fretght cars was drawn from Tom Foley the flames only to slide back again and Secretary | be destroyed because the brakes were s week a PLACE FO FINE FURS Bath Towels, Hemstitched or Hemmed, Gi West Twenty-third Street 2.95 downtown ‘Tam-| not. pet. The firemen narrowly escaped death through the exploston «f barrels of al- cohol and shellac. Engineer Patric! _ | Churan, of the switch engin tre Party will in, | more tian one hundred cars and Saved rot and chateman! nem tion, under whose auspices the Carnival | is given. There will be afternoon teas at the Bowman Automoble Company's Carnival Headquarters, No. 1923 Broad- | , Mrs. Sidney B. Bowman and Mrs, ‘Phoo, Schulz presiding. tie hibited @ duplicate of the a person,” bullt by the Ap; Elmer and Edgar, in 166, in thelr shop at Kokomo, Ind., which has grown into the furs. Spooner, will play to retinue at a Telephone 5900 Main Square Theatre. on workers that do things RIGHT. exe the great auto factory of to- It was called the “Black Rabbit of {ts actfon, and was both a hill climb- er and a racer. It will be seen tn the Tuesday night parade with Mr, and Mre, Schulz and ng the Apperson pennant of white with the emblem 0° the black rabbit in its centre, while th: Clement-Bayard, so named for fs French inventor and Bayard, mous Crusader, w nant fy ected) “‘Nemo”’ Corsets $1.50 AND $1.75 NEMO CORSETS. Kosmo style; un- breakable hip; double steels Chis Coats a and Bows At $2 98 E half-price for the cleverest O faite Stocks and Jabots, in nc 2€0 Girls’ _ a br Reguianlse: he Way 3 S| ats Lace Bows and down front; long, deep hips and Contrast in Cars. alues. tocks in white. Plain colored long over abdomen. Straight At the Haynes esiaiiis silk Merry Widow 1 fronts; gored busts: steels and way and Fifty-fourth stree! Bows 12:c * B Aves 7 | bones guaranteed not to push ted a Haynes runabout z STORE, through. Sizes 18 to alongside and in contrast w p Cee ae Sne Br 36 inches... $1. 00 tlai touring car of to-day. It looks Mala, Fist) (Second Floor.) an old shioned “bugsy’ with the t taken off. ‘The Fords, at No, 1723 Broadway. a SHOES (THE LATHE SPReT store, ‘ Girls and Misses d leather Belts in vari- les and hacks “"30¢ 147TH STREET STORE, nde shtob tt ts claimed st two cylinder w It looks n riage than any about as big artve in the pas TRIMMED EASTER HATS. ous sty to match; In the newest styles for Easter. This season's golden brown tans, also selected patent coltskin and all other leathers; button and lace; Main iloor Millinery The posed, It has UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS, ben . wheels, like those Jar Fancy § 5 ico THE MILLINERY PARLORS on the second Floor, oMer a very superior quality of beautifully sizes 2% to 5i%, $2.20; 11% to wt Cen pes | stylish and elegantly designed Hats, artistically trimmed with flowers, wings and ribbons. No two 2, $1.79; 8% to 11, ‘$1. 19 r eumatle values £O¢ Dinner and Heats are alike. The handsomest in New York at the price. $1.49; 5 to 8, pair and sprocke Barrios 2 (THE 14TH STREET STORE, cycle again. On th HORN HATS, 0 $4 50 $6 50 $7 50 and Upward. ‘Third Floor.) ; : Glass Service 0s DULIU, : aa OF CHARGE. of those familiar old bicycle gong bells This HATS TRIMMED FRE 11,000 Women’s Skirts AT ABOUT ¥% TO LESS THAN Women’s ancient, dug out of a garret, e it had rested for yeare, was stil : ES running condition, and Mr, Ford UNTRIMMED ‘MERRY WIDOW" vill be te proud driver In the first divl- ERIEORS: Miah le barn sion of the night parade be as Directly opposite, George J, Scott Hy ERR ia 5 ro Cc 4 6 a 4 WAISTS for Easter at 98c Women's Waists of Lingerie, Ma- drases and Perslan Lawns, in modish stripes, figured effects and white. Sets of 6 Dinner Plates, 6 Tea Plates, 6 Fruit Dishes, 6 6 Individual But- 6 Soup Plates, pre: of the Fairweather Club, his windows full of cups and other plies won by his Jackson or Gilde cars, 1 Gravy n Seltzer Glasses, and 6 Whiskey Ari tificial Flowers, and a town car of 1906 mal ART aMer atoll heleintaniisc lien Fruits and Fol age vl 245 THEIR USUAL SELLING PRICES. i Some elaborately trimmed, others hibited he d-Li Ssor es Th e er 1 A . ; Pei gumaRt E erica j rc k (THE am veneer store, OU can unhesitatingly consider this one of Suits. erly Culler meat re tee eicest in with me Cornflowe ) t Y the most attractive and most important Smartly Tailored. sleeves; open se oe ma sat GL CE | : — al sales of announced ir Mads of Chiffon have the Gibson pleat; worth a third Will Take Care of Visitors eas Tate He i ume. The consiant and large increase of business Fare vorateda, more, ell ae ee ica the t r fashio rinse, id in our Skirt Department is due to the fact t All Wool M4 (THE BALES TREE . of town wi ~ i value-giving is even mor extraordinar and checks: 2 © Ln f i even more than extraordinary 4 in $i. o8 to 1c 4 Piek of a, inch when we do not advertise : lined with taffeta; B Cine an spear stos, Waist "Banding fueoleras Pat Leather Bags. i aes AARC AN er ae REAL LEATHER BAGS, Continuation Marshal R. » Berd Bky ry ie iy x “ car the gr Bo s we) and i work filet’ and WOMEN’S PANAMA cay of our sale of manufacturer's displaying as R efers i Be egular 19c 3 7" sample $2, $3 and $4 values; in- the expected | j ec 4 eS) ars 3 side fitted In vanity; envelope and in their effort a Fi (PHY 14TH ST T STORK, This Skirt, carnival at G2. i | on Ly) (Second Floor.) ; strap handles; matchless 98c tures caloy a SA oD VAAL PAALERVEN DDL DA IAS VEDA REABEET values, Each.......... that they have be: Regular $4, $5 and § rg ’ (THE 14TH STREET STORE. er then a trade s: Values Infants Wear. Main Floor.) @ register 1 which mena eOtht n the Same may inscribe thelr Se J : INI WRUBENS SHIRTS, gg of the é Sizes 3, 4 and 5. Cc wide fo the vc ne tie Ve ie PORES PINS ts e qd aut a 3 14ING DRESSES Naing ‘ French gilt and ing ounalng Ue o 3 oxidized, set All w : Se with numerous r we & fancy stones; are 1 i ) regular outache br ‘ r 49¢.; at 19c ; St af es ” (THE 14 EE’ rm Ee Af fact, (rg mec HrRERs erone, Whey lari clak ke tyr SPREBY SLOKE, Segond Floor.) * Sturphy will be in charge OCCRGGEH % Grand Magsbal Howl Wished 10 U2. |) ZT Pbrake It Was Heveemary LOL Lew Uvmvum Mey mut We tee mettre eee veeneemm pee om beother New York papers COmibitieli” * y2y’ “aso. « World Help Wants will quickly bring to your door the KIND ef GROCERIES. HAMS AND BACON. TEA AND SUGAR SALE. Wr wil sen 8 tbe. of our popular and y Special Bie: Tea at "1.00 110 Ibe, fed Borer for Limtt—Ni r FRESH BUTTER. Willow Farin Creamery Drunt: fresh Rutter of superior quailty: e packers, $1.03; No. 3 "ck 9OE HOLSTFIN BUTTERINE, Pinem quatity 5 1b. ae Peta rim. 00°: 196 WINES AND Liquors GUINNESS STOUT, Genuine Guinness Double Extra Focel, Brown Stout the famous Null Dog Breed Moats at this price we mit oa. to & purchaser; dos. tb $1.63 Our famour Golden V sold by us regularly @ especially priced for thin sa! IMPERIAL CLUB WHIS sKEY, Positively Tuesday only—gallon §! ii, Ruling fin Gt. wostle. center 8.10 73¢ Fruits and Nestiabien SWEET ORANGES ules ripe Fl da Ora: ndlan River groves 200, $2.98. “dozen 3 eclal alupment of fan- Lemons, rf en, 1 Grape Fr 12%. wie; 8 for Wbe.: each Siri Porterhouse Stealea’: The beat cuts of ne of nee wound tive, cattle: remulariy ‘ola to 80a,; special, Ib, Be, 18 Freeh Bhoul'de rg