The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1908, Page 16

( i: ¥ ¢ f i % i: wig 2 rome ‘ ihaoeaes Seen eens: f t F f i TRE TEN TY | ie eae MRS. VANDERBILT SECRETLY TELLS OF MARITAL WOt Wife of Alfred Gwynne Testi-; fies as Last Witness in | Divorce Suit. Friend of Respondent Takes Her Rides in Park Almost Surreptitiously. | exer Mrs. Afred Gwynne Vanderbilt !s tn the city to-day, and preparations been made to take her testimony sult for divorce against her hu ‘All the rest of the necessary evidence 4s In—some of it in the form of depost- | tions, taken in other cities It is stated | thet one of the depositions was made fn a Southern city, where Mr. @erbilt recently prominently fig @ horse show. Van- from the home of her brother, Amos Tuck French, at Tuxedo. To save her from: annoyance, David McClure teferee, and counsel for bot the made secret arrangements fo cetpt of her testimony. The law re- quires that in divorce cases the plain- tf must appear in person to establish the marriage. “I cannot discuss the details o Drew Purse Strings More or less conjecture has led to the belief that the separatio: Mrs. Vanderbilt was « tention Gi Mr. ‘Va. that Mrs, Vanderbilt's expenses rate be reduced. Ellen French always had plenty of | money before she married and she spent it free She continued to do so market a few mont owed Th continued to do af ancial conditions im- | proved. Mrs. Vanderbilt is known to| have complained bitterly against this | nd unt!i she grew | out of the ocial set in wh ynne Vanderbilts m Mrs. Adelaide A sweet music complete. This time New York,” at the Knickerbocker. sweet love song that every ‘Indeed I wo! Mrs. Vanderbilt came here yesterday Mad. love song will be given with next Sunday’s World, words fs known fn the apartment hou No. 1% Lexingt steady patron o son for her pat untary {nelination on her part mulate adipose tissue. sundings 0: ok over twenty-seven Wouldn't Let Doo Bathe. a Turkish bath It was not came a establis and Gave Horse to Masseuse. Madame. have a saddle horse?’ says ste. ‘Then,’ said one.’ And sure like to on (hint E (Special to The BP ALBANY, April 7. appointed President JAMES McGREERY & CO, Furs and Fur-lined Garments re- ceived for storage. Customers should request a call to be made for garments to be altered or repaired as early as pos- sible during the Summer months, to fa- cilitate their prompt delivery inthe Fall. 23rd Street Sita strect and it is from the big Victor Moore Show, «The Talk of «1 Want the World to Know I Love You’ isa piano player and every home singer will want. MUSIC BY PERMISSION OF F, A, MILLS, PUBLISHER, SCORE ONE FOR HOLY GEE. | THEY GO WITH HUGHES. 4 Captures Gill of Whiskey in Rata) i Regular $25 Value Extra Chif 01 Panama, Shadow y Stripe Effects. LADIES’ GLOVES. TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. Russet Cowhide Suit Cases, Alterations FREE. 28rd Street We Be Tien ——— THE, EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1908 at d Med § Elegantly Tailored. Coats Satin Lined. Extreme Flare Circular Gored Skirt, Wide Fold. Exactly Like Picture. All Three Stores dnesday ‘(AtolbWest 14 th Street NEW YORK 4004462 2 Fulton on Stet SS u6SIB era Sie p> eo ts JAMES McUREERY & CO, 34th Street On Wednesday, April the Sth. In Both Stores. 1 clasp, prix seam, Ca Gloves. Tan with white with black stitching. pe Skin self stitching or 1.00 per pair in Both double steel frames, brass spr: and leather capped corners, shirt pockets. Size 24 inches, Sale of Dress Trunks, models, covered, oil painted. Fi Stores. With ing locks itted with 4:75 value 6.00 Exclusive made of selected wood, duck Bound and strap- ped with best white oak tanned leather. Bronze steel trimmings, hand riveted. Fitted with waist, millinery and shoe compartments, toilet and dress Sizes 30, 32 and 34 inches..... trays. ++e1L50 value 12.50 to 14.00 “ 26, 33. "40 “ eersL217,5 value 14.75 to 16.50 FEATHER STOLES. In Both Stores. 23rd street Ostrich Stoles, 4 strands, grey anc i white. Black, 10.50 value 15.00 Marabout Stoles. 4 strands, Black, natural and brown. 4.25 value 5.50 Marabout Stoles. § strands, Black, natural, pink, grey, light blue a trope. Coque Stoles. 4 strands, hid helio- 8.75 value 12.00 Pink, light blue, pongee, natural, taupe, grey and biack. Coque Boas, blue, pink, heliotrope, white an 2.50 JAMES McGREERY & GO. Grey, brown, 4.25 value 5.50 light d black. and 3.00 3411 Stenot 1908 World Almanac On Sale Everywhere. 25c. SEL eS ESTABL ISHED FIFTY YEARS, MORE REAL TACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE iN AMERICA. OTH AVE., 22D) TO: 2D ST., LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN NEW YORK FOR DEPENDABLE MERGHANDIS 5E. | Women’ Ss eri diet cla the w sor Men’s $1 Shirts at a9e A tremendous cash purchase from a prominent manufacturer whose product is noted for its fine quality and per fect fit and work manship 500 dozer shirts in the fot, al) in th i. season's new “ffi with separate or detached cuffs, and all sizes up to 5 17. Your choice of p to Rie these shirts, worth up to $1. 0 each. Wedne Combination Mattress 53.98 $4.98 Vatue 293 good tickine $1.45 VELVET CARPET, in hall and new stair patierns; 79¢ duced for Wednesday toys pers yard’: erste 98¢ | and laid, per yard.. SIT IMPORTED SCOTCH LIN- OLEUM, 2 yards wide on sale trom 8 to 10 A, M. 3 from 2 to 4 P. M. at BF. RP Mitte eanonhonocd Cli COOK'S 95¢ LINULEUN, large remnant lengths; on from 8 to 10 A.M from 2 to 4 P. M. i 27¢ | A Nil gonsoordaen $1.50 INLAID LINOLEUM, in remnant pen EtDS colors. througt to the back; from 8 to 10 A. M. and from 2 2 to 27¢e 4P. M. 40c. OILCLOTH, 34 yard wide; id A suit offering for Wednesday + tt $18.98 ¢. Tail med Bed Outfits and Mattresses os Reduced Regular |: $6.98 8 Sliding ¢ Couch Beds. NO hi” $15.98 BRUSSELS RUGS, | $22.98 E GL. ist “VELVE T | $27.98 AXM size 9x12 feet; of- | RUGS; size feet; while | size 9x12 feet; Alex er Smith fered for to-mor $Q 95° | 25 last to-mor- S11. 98 brand; special $18. 98 row only at, each e ; Tow, each. for to-morrow, | $1,85 IMPERIAL AXMIN- | $3,98 INGRAIN ART | 49c, REVERSIBLE STAIR STER CARPET, with borders | SQUARES, size 6x9 feet; spe- | CARPET, 22. inches wide; on to match; made, lined cially sday only, Linoleum and Oilcloth Sale in more than 20 yards to a customer, at, per yard . fee Suits for $14.9: 98. Silk Specials. SHIFFON 3RILLIANT PON. GEE, sold in other stores for or to any advertised in N k this seasc 100 tates of fashie 50, and 69c., in shades of Rh) Gk) Oh) se brown, natural, navy, pink, ir regular price, $25. Will be sky blue, dlack, cream and white; 33 inches wide, Special at. 6G NEW SILKS, in all Spring shades; Copenhagen, matural, navy, leath:r, golden brown, champugne, reseda, Alice, plum, coyal, black cream and white; :59e 79. value, at, 29e th fancy v 40 to match. with two tal ne Tabie Linens h-4 size, regulariy 75c, eT te oo Gaods W-4 size. regularly 89c, each, at. oe . oe s egularly 94¢ Worth $25 Men’s $12 and Sis Top and Rain Coats A purchase justia: $7.90 fortunate for you as it Was for us S00 stylish new top coats and tan coats—the very newest effects and shaces, at 1-3 to 1-2 less than the regular price. There are 250 rain coats, each with the cravenette label. Tlaterials are gray mix- tur ick imported worsteds, tailored in the manner. alee coats In box or the long. to made of overts, gray w » black j P2 and $15 "$3 Worth 810, | Boys’ $2 to 83 Suits id suits Worth Atte Rh This $9.98 Bed Cultfit, | $27.98 Bed Ouutt for at $2.94 nehes, 32¢ Tichiags. $1.98 i stair and room a5e N STER RUGs, 2ic $250 CORK CAREET, 1% in, | thick, in plain colors; remnant lengths; will last a life- j le t - 39e priced for 9g Stlenwed esday at, ¢: 1. 6 {per y Wed | time; per yard... a PLAIN INLAID LINO. UM, cut from the full roll; on sale from 8 to 10 A. M. ind from 2 to 4 P.M. 42. iy Pe Atacebonodn Cc 5,000 YARDS OILCLOTH, oxtra heavy; not remnants, but cut from the roll; from 8 oot to 10 A. M. and from | 15¢e 2to4 P.M, yard... on sale from 8 to 9 A. M, and from 2 to 3 P. M.; no 6e ----- a ee tt A TET NUN et mt ) stg