The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1908, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, 100,000 OF OV OSH FR KEW SCHONLS Seven, | 1s $288,000; No“18, Renson and Seven: | [dines AM of the injured were on (i ‘ANTI- BUCKET SHOP BILL A BLOWN FROM GI 1 iw repo e LAID ASIDE IN SENATE. | Uoat saved the lives of hens Waal) ALBANS that Uie force of the explosion wax shop bill came downward, ‘Phe injured are: Engir for final passag: assidy asked t n the Se . but Senator ve it laid astd given notice tha hendments to offer t ediction ix tna BY BOILER CRASH «Seven Men Injured in Explo- | (i! sion That Wrecks [rain in [" the Adirondacks. : irled from! racks some the train crew ran five | e Inn and reported (ie A SW. dent, and a relief tratn was made klyn Will Get TUESDAY, APRIL 7, ents wi UTICA, NY, Aprit 7—An engine | UP. at Tipper aks Ga ie AER ED CG ae With One Each for Man- | Wendnace I naattrelen i prosielralaponia trae Aairone (cto eeGataneccravecandveresectn mauale complete, Ut te from the Hidgewood,| to co Mid-|dack division of the Central Hudson| cared for the railroad ¢ eval eereen ¢ Talk of New | hattan.and Queens y Rallroad to-day exploded as tt Faust. The seat upon w fork.” at the Knickerbocker. “I Want . ; sngineer onducter the World to Know I Love You” te a! u <— sted Ellen, Ga) was blown nearly a aweet love song that every piano player sre or less severely in-!away and tie engine | PerETets peeter aNeAEHIGEaE: * Eocations and plans for the new public bho! See and the additions to be aig Cee ial in its win e. | “UT SLR NET | Committee of the Board of Educat ion. who was appointed i Our patrons are cordially invited to visit the new Reception and Lounging Room on the Fourth Floor. Tea is served (without charge) throughout the day. | Take 18th or 19th Street side elevators. Company l Greenbaat | and | At the meeting of the co: sae a might a letter from th } read in which he gav } the appropriation of $4,000,000 for |) Purpose. | nished by the Board of Fducation yi More urgent need than any of the Other boroushs. In Brooklyn there are | ee children on part time; in| Man- een hhattan, 12,952; The Bronx, 1.410; Queens, LI Gel neh ht Faas, and in Richmond only 72 Cs Dry Goods F Nine new buildings will be erected Beven in Brooklyn, one in Manhattan Fi ) &nd one in Qu Lingerie and Net Waists oi | P) The new school in Manhattan will | z bie No, 101, One Hundred and Bleventh | the vere HaRTAEEE onne E L f Beaut: Und ° erect, weot of Lexington avenue, rt | Gustons [orf Brilliant Examples o fy lerpriced J will bave forty-four rvoms and will com | a tcontccine ie onenivr, We have nothing to do with waists that are not good all through. They are BORGsaa. ighiy-sccond id as beautitul as waists can be; they are as low-priced as good waists can be, but they dred and bighi | Wadsworth aven >) @ighteen class- “Will be added to Publi avenve, the Haiies in els asla | be as follows: No. .: Tenth streets, to rt paarillen a have something besides beauty and moderate price to recommend them—they have character; the character that enables them to hold their good looks through wear and wash-tub. Special Offers for Wednesday's Selling: These are all new waists; few of them have been in the store above 48 hours. The values quoted are the prices for which waists of equal merit are actually selling in other stores to-day. Chiefly high- class lingerie waists— At 1.50 value 2.00 and 2.50 Atz.50 . At 2.50 value 3.50 and 4.00 | At4.50 Very elaborate and beautiful waists, worth 15.00to 18.00,at . . . Cy (at tes) worth 20.00 and 25.00, at ; ae Exquisite lingerie and net wais' yal up to 50.00 each a Coats and Capes; for street, dress, trav- elling, evening and motor wear; over 100 new, models; taffetas, broadcloths, Tus- sahs, Scotch mixtures, silks, coverts, pon- gees and rajah, in every correct medium, value 4.75 and 5.00 value 5.50 and 6.00 9.00 15.00 Have You Found Us Out? WE are the Rega Drug Stores WE conduct 14 Drug Stores“in York, Brooklyn and Boston. WE do the largest retail drug business in the world. WE save you money on every purchase. WE are sticklers for quality and that the very highest. WE study constantly the satisfaction of the customers WE employ courteous, experienced salespeople. WE guarartce every purchase to be exactly as represented—or your money back. Tailor-made Suits at 25.00, 30.00, 35.00 A dozen models—all long-coat styles, but offering many pleasant varia- tions in cut, color, effect and trimming. based on the prices asked Ft When sc many have fourd us out Their prices, i Wh Don’t You? for similar style and finish elsewhere, Ey a ark act shade at 10.00,18.50, H y would be at least 10.00 more. % ; Bi to get a 45c. tin of Riker’s Antiseptic Tooth J | THIS Pender eat ae "it is antisey ptic. It is cleans: W Iki P The best manufac- French and ae eee ately fk WEEK a Ws Gia Ci Sere a ee alking FUMPS turers of high- grade ch U id d ie : hat are Rr Saget Tho and Ties Shoceinnetcounry China Underpriced pes that ae make_the Greenhut & Company foot- wear after our own fins even at the valuations marked low : Large plates of Austrian china, For Easter Shamo Shines Silver, Furniture and Glass. vette strict specifications. A few Easter sug- Dresden decorations; value 1.25,at 75c gestions: Austrian china cake plates with Kivi powttors * “out elsen, furniture Dress and Walking Pumps, in tan Dresden decorations yabic 1.50,at 85c cece: windows, ete., I very aon RaeciawcaltskinmtankoozemGopen= rench china plates, ee in Riker's Antisep r 2 ussia caltskin, tan ooze, Copen Reetncl Soap estes namo 18 cheaper than Cham: hagen blue suede, patent leather, py iiclendigald, eae nine 1.25 - i WE SHEL. THE HEAT TOOTH POWDER! wet or dry black Russia calf and white can hand painted; value 2.00, at ee 1.25 IN THE WORLD FOR 1de. for hard vas, at . . . 5.00 F h . ‘ : 5 rench china plates, with hand- Colonial Ties, in tan ooze, tan Rus- painted decorations; value 2.50, at 1.50 sia calf, London smoke suede, pat- French china salad bowls; ent leather and black buckskin, at 5.00 hand painted; value 4.00, at . 2.00 Salad bowls of French china, Pumps, Sailor, Gibson, Garden and Ox- decorated in white and gold; val- Tord Ties—all leathers, newest models ue 5.00, at. 2.75 CONVE FOR E At 3.00, 3.50 and 4.00 Bread trays with hand-painted IKER'S TOOTH POWDER. 1 he. skin fruit decorations; value 6.00, at 325 Boys’ and girls’ shoes and Oxfords, as well. Infants’ Shoes—in full assortment. French china salad bowls, hand the complexion. +06] Sit is not greasy or sticky. og ; ial Painted; value 6.00, at . , 3.75 Riker’s praeate Third Floor lla onde f Violet Cerate. Hats for Ha Mine a Man thioog Sale of Hand-made renaissance and Branesine 3 fis! ~ - Mi Child ment 5 oe is ave princess lace linen pieces, jisses, ildren dscsielio car band: Decorative in several styles and sizes, b Phone and Misi! Orders promptly, filed. Ch i entrepieces, table tops, and reception cloths; many with eyelet embroidery. At about one-third of their import price: dren, which includes every smart shape and style of the season—sailors, semi- dress and dress hats. RIKERS DRUG STORES Wy, « i Doilies, round, Qin, at PERT Se: ano vero R ORES Special_for Wednesday: Chip hats Centrepieces, round, 18 i in, at. 65c 3 (BENE R USion ars, frm with flowers and ribbon; Centrepieces, round, 28 in., at 1.17 Bro sapwar 73 FLA “AVE, value 5 5 aN Ok at 3.95 each Seco itt | fa ane Women’s Hats aes Street and semi-dress hats, For women, misses and Tan Hosiery flower-trimmed ; value 8.50, at 5.75 children—direct importa- Smart eae trimmed with tons) from the leading makers. any oe wings and ribbons; value 9.50, at 6.75 styles in the correct brown shadings t. 8 O07 d & 3 Tay lo r Street and semi-dress hats, match all leathers: eee trimmed, at. a é ‘ A475 Women's tan thread silk stock- ings regularly 150 a pair, at . Nomen’s new hand-embroid- ered tan lisle stockings, at Women'stan lace-lisle hose, new designs in ankle and all-over styles, at 85c 75c Shoe Dept. Flowers and Fancy Feathers; Flowers, moniures and tancy feather effects are F g shown here in fullest assortment, re- New Smart Spring markably little priced: Walking and Dress Boots and Oxfords, ei The new flower wreat - ais : : : . 0 “ : wreaths. pop: Women's tan plain lisle stockings, ba o AAS CRS i a SAA RN $C R SIA S LA A = = ————— ee eee pies, daisies, snow balls, Piastts, etc, : Wass toda gauze weight double soles; value on 4 : A ROL eR: > me Roses in all colors; 3 bunch eee , 4 Also An Extensive Show Ing of with se in Wings, all cclomtend Misses’ tan lisle hose, narrow rib, N, e / > black; value 1.00 Gi op gy thee al aa af tat k: a5c LNOVE ‘y Footwear Fancy coque pompons in new FI ildren's tan soc iy al sizes, at 25c Caliah value B95 1.95 ad - retty aigrette effects; value 1.50 95¢c : ’ A i eel Cdenae Ostrich plumes in 16 in, lengths; disses Guimpes Dawn auimpes ip Special Offering a ack and white; value 4.50, at. 3.50 nd Infants’ Wear trimmed with ——S—SSS ee Meee ee) ucking and em- E broidery, at Women's New Spring All-Wool Gray grounds—with dark Tenens Sant Ea ae ane ee Liat i pt a ACS gray stripes, or with white f aH Seana one attesRT WW, pes Dore uy B tick anal cheek Oe ufacturer of fine caps; values up to 1.25, alhing and L/ress Boots sales aah, regularly sells for 850.” a : fal ide 49¢ ‘Ki “k “| ) ’ Child of Glacé Kid, Black Russia Calt ‘° Patent Leather At 65c a yard i Galo is ae es saat Value $5.00, a7 srl ‘ 25 ; vi 3 . 34 6th Ave. 18th to19th St Greenhut & Company, 6th Ave.. 18th to 19th St, Broadway & 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. 4 t Formerly Occupied by B, Altman & Co. 1908. New | shipment of 10,0 000 prs. Men’s $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords, at - “Whitcomb” $3.00 Shoes and Vici At $1.95; {rom famous Brockton manufacturers. and Oxfords. Your choice at Kidskin. worth $4 4. 95 | The lot consists of “Snow” $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords; “Ralston Health” § 9 5 | e \ te Russia Calfskin Patent Coltskin Hand Welted $4.00 Shoes and Oxtords; Gun Metal Calfskin Shees. lzce, Button and Blu- chers, Sizes 6 to 11. Samplelotsana factory rejects Ne New Spring Samples From Famous Boston Shoe Manufacturers Women’s New Oxford Ties Maker’s Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Grades.. at 93° Coltskin Sailor Ties Maker’s Reon ua | Graie. 46 e@: High Cuban. ‘b ; c vamps; extension soles; ge i} ine Patent Coltskin Vamps 2% to 8 1,5090 prs. Men’s Work Shoes (all solid leather ) fe Box Calf uppers, double solid leather soles; sizes 6 to $4.59 11; well worth $2.25; at 1 ae Coltskin Oxford Ties |Maker’s Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Grades at e Children’s Shoes Made from selected Vici Kidskin, Tan and Black. Sizes 1 tos and 5% to 8; Spring heel. Worth 1.00 at..... Gibson Ties _ Pumps cae, $44 50 Price, Patent nes 2s ; cortshin ussia an ci Calfskin a Worth $3.00 and $3.50 Kidskin Misses’ & Children’s New Spring Style Shoes Tan, Patent Coltskin and Vici Kidskia, Lace, Button and Bluchers. Sample lot from famous $: .00 makers, worth up to $2.50; your cioice at (Sizes 5 to 8, 8% to 11 and (i atOlZ)ia ie aS Misses’ Russia Cali Shoes Maker's reguiar $3 grades, Lace and Button; genuine $4] 50 Tan Russia Calfskin Uppers; extension soles heel, sizes up to 2; ate sos 222e ones Children’s Tan & Blz¢k Kidskin Shoes. Maker's regular $1.50 grade; sizes § ‘a ¢ 79 and 8% to 11. Soft Vici Kidskin uppers, cn tension or turned soles; new spring styl- worth double the price, at Frazio & Oppeahcim, ‘oth Ave. & 18th St.