The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1908, Page 12

Tip on a “Sure Thing” That OF THE PASSOVER emorates Their Deliver- ance from Hands of the Egyptians, Daniel R. Delany,, who ebsconded Jutter taking $60,000 from Hen: EAD OF HOUSE IS KING. riends. and Famly Unite in Impressive Ceremony H) Thousands of Jews in every section of New York will begin to-night the lebration of Patsch, or Passover, “fommemoration om the Egyptians—the most remote ‘point in their interesting history, They Fiwi cast aside all the troublos that MH have besct and punctuated ‘thetr portl- and the home ceremonial @alled the Seder, will scintillate with §} Peace and happiness. The Seder is a reunion of friends and W wrighten the homes—let them mansions of the west #i @pread and the head of 1 ©) veritable king, sits white-robed a SY} head of the table, serving } plenty to all who come. In the homes of the real orthodox ) Jews a feathery couch is set up for the Hy father, who is 2 king for the occasion nt. He rests serenely in the midst of great pillows—the sort [this ancestors made in the olden days— the sort Alexander went about ripping to make “snow” in the summer . Ceremony Simple. \ Between smiles he caresses the pil- lows his wite brought him as a dower f @aughter as a dower. The Seder ceremony is simple but {m- Imagine a king in one of “those little dark rooms you see as you flash by on the “L.” the friends end relatives stand around Each holds a gal wine, adults and children alike § bead of the house rises and pronounces | the sanctitication. < Then the kin, To begin with, takes a hard ‘boiled was the bread of our fathers in the id comes fort ris so celebrated. Phen there comes a trying stage tn takes @ stout heart Bach member of the 1eWS a raw piece of horseradish their eyes fill wiv tears and their jouths burn they aro made to know @ bitter suffering of the Israelites be- fore their deilverence, | Phe sane ceremony will be repeated | to-morrow night, DEATH TRAP CLAIMS WTIM EACH MONTH "Bermel’s Attention Called to. Dangerous Stretch of L, I. Railroad. the ceremony whio: »" Pubifo Service Commissioner Bassett jtms went a letter to Borough Pr Bermel, of Queens, regarding a pu ularly dangerous ra!!road walk on tt Long Island Raflroad, between Penn Bridge and Muspethh, In the letter Mr that for many years, we, one person has been Killed there momnth and many others suggested that Bteps be taken for the wpeady opening of a street, which will provide a thor- mughfare for hundreds of workmen who are now accustomed to walk on the ae Mr, Bassctt has made n spectal study Sef transit matters in the Borough "Th eresult of a special iny } gation ts given in the letter, which » “The railroad follows closely the bank of Newtown Creek, and for the atret track between’ Penny Bridge | Wasiungton avenue tie water very close to the roadbed. ufwcturing establishments are tn the vicinity, ‘The railroad trac the Washington avenue ually swing away from } leaving « strip of land several in width between the tra: y On this tract are Ic works of the Geenral Chemica! Dany. the Nisholas Copper fona] Hnamelling and 5: tie Ba, et weeny, #ome others. iy ines olley ca arm! Biante ot bone rolley cars tarm u sf Wot to thelr placea of business cr to In the evening thee embretcery and lace at $4.49 to $20 6 tracks of the r times three or four be seen at one time walk- Fon those tracks, wide from the k the detour Is « an unpaved roadway up by teaming, 288 of time invol Msliked because the Rnemsling Company, ® serhously Injured, in a cave In Sullivan County, says his)” a p. s, and that his fret | PF et it da year ago at the/a ema due to Gis passion for | S50 BET LEDHIM commit S of grand larceny before ded to the will be ised to have | tanything t friends in « Lost Caused Delany to Abscond. the | told Judge { BF. Coe, yrding to the lawyer, a all street, and was 69 W: New Model Capes of “Satin Mignonette” Are Beauties “Satin Mignonette” is a distinctly new fabric—one which repre- senis almost a year’s effort on the part of textile experts. It is manu- factured expressly for us and is shown here exclusively in these ex- clusive model Capes. “Satin Mignonette” has a rich, satiny surface —a shimmery coating on an extremely sheer woollen foundation. It ity enough to drape ideally. ; The “Burnous” and “Princess’ Capes nade of this new fabric are copies of imported wraps—graceful models, falling in long, soft folds. In the ““Burnous” the folds, flow- ward over the shoulders, ingle point in the back, fin- ished with a silken tassel. In the “Princess” there is a_dou- ble drapery, with two tassels. Either Cape may be had in white, pink, blue and pearl gray. Price of Either Model, $29.74 Capes Made of Broadcloth “Duchess Capes” of chiffon broadcloth, in white, pink, gray, light te, gold, nile, champagne, lay leather and black. Th ie pointed front and back, ne in graceful folds over the should ire finished with smail sailor collars of panne velvet and fancy button fastenings. Price, $14.74 The “Liberty” Cape is a long wrap, very full, tin- ished with silk-lined hood and silk cord fastening made of broadcloth, white, pink, light blue, Alice blue, light gray, champagne, nile, lavender, rose, gold leather, garnet and blac’ Rrices-reis onnonoorrsley. Women’s Suits and Jackets: Exceptionally Atiractive Groups Second Floor. | $27.00 Suits. $19.74—At this price is offered choice of a great | variety of new models—in regu ! sizes and sizes for small women and misses; fashioned of various ma- as serges, cheviots, Panamas and fancy weaves, in the most desirable shades. $20.00 Jackets, $13.74—A selection of several different mod- els, both plain agd fancy, fashioned voiles and Panamas; all splendidly tailored and lined. Other Suits on display up to $114.00. Jackets and Coats up to $70.75. of broadcloths, Mace Sale of Lingerie Waists =» Involving a collection of 500 Garments in 25 Different Styles r material like Persian lawns and French ; some made open front and fin- Special ¢ lace insertion and e ery; others 2 79 ne embroidery medallions, Valen- e e f several manufacturers, whose garments may ks the year around, are represented, All made of s clennes or 1 The products o be found in our regular stock In addition, a clearance of Imported (French) Blouses, , hand-made garments, in four groups: $9.24 $11.89 7 4 - $4.96 $5.94 $7.94 $8.94 on display priced up to $85.00. Cambric Lawn Underskirts =” Another sh t he last of its kind—from one of our manufact factory at a loss, during a very dull pi to keep his organization intact. The values are exce pment—per! irtd, h deep Jawn flounce, with BUS Z 28 1 small tucks, wile eyelet embroidery ruffle and extra dust ruffle, $2 Cambr rts, m tucked, umbrella-shaped At $2.97 fay ith wide eand tucks above; At $2.29 Cem At $269 ¢ ruffle edged with lace, At $2.69 sof" ned with three rows.of Val, hemstltched dust Préfle, full lawn flounce, deep ruffle mstitching between; extra dust tucks between; | At $3.79 1: forming flour prettily trimmed with edging, hemst!tching h lace, ately irtmmed wid tra lawn dust ru: Other styies of Undershir vac ing aving and Stationery Hatpins From Comb nation “Special w ¢ *¢ a x i . i— | d- 12c, to $11.49 Each, gulre box of fine paper, with your Main Floor, monogram dis, paper stamped in Frociically everythlig novel pro- | any color; wich Visiting Card Plate metean wana | and 50 Cards in script type, com. Including designs in solid gort, | Piste, $1.34, gold ‘Iver, etal, jot | (Plate and dite become castom- amber and shell co! old ts | ers property.) bus shapes, plain, jowelled, enai- Viato and s0 Cards, tn shaded old elled and tn other tinishos, English (ype, cc csseeeeer sere Bbeld The price boundarles—232 to} 100 Car, $t1,49—indicate the scope for selec- | plate...... secece ceceeesess pee | Monogram Die to order... from custoncr's own THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1908.: 1 of Delany's gave him a j bringing the total number of persons | known to have lost their I! DISBARRED LAWYER who jived on Willia with a mi! about the burned Decl ac (*, " 1-¢ te Declares Court Has oN Sum- fid'on his tei and be had 0 / French Liner Disabled Off the Coast| yal Sexsions, but” of Nova Scotia. ST. JOHN, N. B., April 1. | line steamer h ly somewhere ot City’s Ruined District—Mil- itary Lines Abolished. mary Jurisdiction Over Him that i the « —Hendricks Dissents. but. only ( | BOSTON, April 15.—The body 43! man was found on Grove s! Sued by Edward M. Burnnam for the | fish} Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. ad confessed to! ® restoration of a bala t fee paid R.¥. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Restaurantica the 8th Floor Open from 8A.M.to6 P.M Leave Orders for Fur Storage in Dept. on Second Floor. 4th to 35th St. “Irontex”---A New and Wonderfully Durable Hosiery for Men and Children Here is a grade of Hosiery new to the industry. and one that will, we think, be accepted as the Standard of Quality and Durability for a long time to come. it ““Irontex” Hosiery because its peculiar texture is more nearly of the wear-like-iron sort than anything heretofore known in Hosiery fabrics. z The body of each stocking is made of a fabric specially woven of selected ciose-twisted In the soles, heels and toes this fabric is combined with best quality Belfast linen yarn—interwoven and forming a wear-resisting combination conceded to be the best known to Hosiery making. Only in the matter of price can a comparison be made with other Ho- siery that is praised for extra durability. matter of quality this “Irontex” is vastly supe- rior. It is made under the supervision of skilled workmen on a most mod- iery 2 the laundry is little more shapely than a black cotton bag. “Irontex”’ is different—mace on full-fashioned frames and will retain foot-fitting shape as long as the fabric holds together. The combination of Linen and long Egyptian cotton yarns makes a fabric which is not only durable, but fine and soft enough to pamper the tenderest foot. ~~ The cost of “Irontex” is the final argument in its favor. Other advertised Hosiery. for which great durab pair. It is only extra coarse cotton Hosiery, and cou “Trontex” Sells for 24c the Pair Stockings, in black and tan. And you will until you know “Irontex.” throughout with fine quality serge; both sir finished with notched velvet collars and t $15.74 Coats, $10.74 \* ° checks, all handsomely tailor. th fine quality taffeta silk; sizes 6 to 16 years We have elected to call Coats at $16.74 New Model, full length, double-breasted, made of Dresses, at $5.94. Dresses yumaien ol { pea cotton yarn. tucked; waist pre with Val. lace a rtion: 12 to 2 mper Dresses at $4.49. V's." ern machine, which knits no more than nine pairs at a time. sorts are made on cylin- der machines, in charge of girls, and ground out by hundreds of dozens daily. Perhaps you have noticed that such Ho- siery after one trip to great variety of colorings Mase Even for the littlest ones the Eas prettiest and the daintiest of the spring-time apparel. We cannot describe all of these attractive little garments that we are showing, COATS of white pi trimmed with embroidered seal and sprays; 6 months to 2 se. 5 . 83.7 ility is claimed, sells for about 33c. the Id be sold profitably for 15c. the pair. —for Men’s Half Hose, in black, tan and gray, and Children’s never know the best and most durable Hosiery manufactured SHORT COATS of all-wool cream cashmere, the cape trimmed with embroidered dots and braid; 6 months to 2 year sizes. COATS of striped mater: with bias ba and 4 year size: Underprice Basement Special s:— Muslin Underwear NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS, Sale of Taffeta Ribbons SOFT-FINISHED RIBBONS, his narrow satin stripe border i brown, lilac and old ro FINE QUALITY SAT hes wide, with blue, cardinal, COATS of striped nay ge, with | More elabora trimmed pique collar and cuffs and buttons; 2, 3 and 4 year ; $4.86 | of embroidery insertion and em- era ee roidery ruffle over the shoulder; More elaborate Coats up to $80.49 | 37 3Ss i) vcar sizes | BBG Sale of Rea! Val. Laces Real Valenciennes Edgings and Insertions, so much wanted for undergarments, infants’ dresses and for neck- ing into jabots and rabats. are. limited :— h to one inch wide ertion, two rows of ribbon bead HATS of white | NAINSCOK CORSET low neck, trimmed with two rows of Val lace and one of beading, ribbon and e trimming women’s wear purposes—m? But a single drawback—the quan EDGINGS AND INS 38c. to $1.04 a yard; sale EDGINGS, 1 1-4 shape trimmed with French flowers and satin ribbons; 2 to $year Easter Ribbons 74 to 81.49 fein, 14¢-in: 1 32-in. FANCY TAFFETAS, Women’s ‘Silk Hosiery for Easter T is the small details of the costume that make up the per- ery woman knows the added cut shoes and the inward from being silk-stockinged. e made a comparatively inexpensive luxury, and our showing includes all degrees of fineness and elaboration. PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, black, with or without cotton si light weight, double soles, heels and toes PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, black, plaids and dark colors, 43, inches fection of the w outward effect feeling of superic Such hosiery is hei ity; all colors— ity that comes Coffee—Vienna Brand Young Hy T : Handkerckiefs: WOMEN'S PURE LINEN HAND- FRENCH BLOCK SUGAR (Lebaudy Freres, Sucre ( in cartons holding 1 kilo (24-5 Ibs.); usualy 25c. a carton; our price. .18¢ FIGS—Extra large, bright, luscious and healthful; usually sold at 47c. ibicatOrathieussleulbycccteviscssseccusieen ess etiee dooooga0Aneonane vee AVG dered wreath, } BLACK SILK HOS embroidered figures on the instep; weight, double soles, heels and toes..... nponond $ PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, gauze weight; in various shades of tan, pink, sky and other spring shades; sizes 8 to 10..,., $ FANCY SILK HOSE, with embroidered figures and flower patterns on black ground; colored grounds, with embroidered dots on instep; lace ankles; fancy clocks; a full assortment of spring’ designs.2.69 to sprays in various designs, ten, regular 12c. value; special at, Quaker Oats; a straight carlond {ust Yellow Split Pens: best au ERED HANDKERCHIEFS, t of blind and prem ols d I Maz-All (Toasted Cornflakes) or Zest; m tured by the Quaker Oats Com. Prominent among the Imported Novelty Hosie-y—Pu-e Thread Silk Stockings, very fine and sheer, plain groznds— While, green, helio, bronze, dsilk dots in self-colorings; sold elsewhere at 2 ereta age, this sale black, tan. gray, red. shyand pink—withra the patrosssreeees eoerr Ty $3.25 Purse and Card Case, crossbar effects; in fancy box; can Beauty, suitable for Easter gitf........ 23c Ge dozen OG. Boys’ Suits Marceau brand, Cherr! Regularly $10.63 Knickerbocker Suits—100 in al! —with extra trousers, made of fine Wool cassimeres, in three shades of brown and one of gray. Three different models—yoke Norfolk, derby and double-breasted belt oit styles; two pairs of knicker- bockers, fully lined, For boys of 7 to 17 years, Women’s Waists Women’s Waists in an ex- tensive assortment of styles and materiils, included are:— Waists made of black and white striped Galatea with side pleats. Back and white checkered lawn, pleaied front and tucked back. Black and white and patch pocket— Peter Pan style, White lawn with yoke formed of Of German silver—the desigrs exact reproduciioms of high class solid silver Purses; French gray finish lined with silk, fitted with change pocket; long chain handles, Eatr: Parly June F sale, Me can; dozen 81,04 Hot Cross Buns, 9c. Dozen, OM THE READY THURSDAY NOON, DELAVERED r Rolls,12e dos. Maple Cream Cakes, | Glace Cherry ; Sold by spe- Coffee Buns, 19¢. dos. | 880. each. Coke, veg ERE Men’s Imported LAMBSKIN GLACE round corners, point backs; in tan, slate or white, $1.39 ENGLISH HAND3EWN WALKING GLOVES, one brass button fastening; Spear and plain embroidery; cadst and regular sizes in the most wanted shades of Suits for Stout Boys At special prices—$8.94 and $7.49 —Double-breasted Suits, made of se- Same as above, with wide band insertion and tucks. Same as above, front formed of nels and rows of tucks, back of cluster tucks. All sizes in many styles, but not all styles in all sizesy choice at 49¢ . durability; coats with or without belts; knickerbocker trousers; sizes 12 to 18 years—up to 40 chest measure, yi? It is th auc Burnham was cna etained O'Sullia fend him in the M ssions, but ¥ a him $20 was t O'Sullivan, Bu $125 ov ySullivan admits the agreement end jthe the s, r and} lian Was still subj } etlon co of $75 » him as a lawy pf a co A Smart Array of Easter Coats and Dresses for Girls =" /EADY this season assortments of Girls’ and Misses’ Apparel so extensive that the increased space given these lines is not great enough for displaying them as they should be dis- played. In keeping with the completeness of the stocks— Easter week values like these: $12.74 Coats, $8.74 New Motel Cost ide of fine mannish mixtures, novelty ecks and plaids, lined sle and double breasted styles; yred sleeves; 6 to 16 year sizes. Spring Coats, made in a large of fine mixtures, plaids and silk collar, turn-over tailored 12 to 1S yea blue serge, note vhite rincess model; f made of m; in a sizes. dainty models, in 14 Children’s Spring Wear =~ ne seems to bring the but here are a few:— Coats ! Dresses = | SHOR JRESSES of fi ainsook, ATS of white pique, the | SHORT A fs nS Ba ata with embroidered | SAUheTgs tthe sea tienale nd dots; 6 months “ s to 2 year sizesunia 79 | SHORT DRESSES of fine nainsook, | trimmed with box pleats, tucks and feather stitching; lace edging on neck and sleeves; 6 months to 2 year SiZOS .......seeeeeeee co and ribb SHORT COATS of all-wool cream |} sHORT DRESSES of lawn, with cashmere, the cape prettily | ~ a { trimmed with fancy braid; 6 months to 2 year sizes... .$3.96 and short sleevi y trimmed with Swiss n, lace and embroidery edg- ing; skirt trimmed with clusters of tucks and ribbon; 6 months to 2 year sizes . $1.39 SHORT DRES of lawn, with short sleeves, the yoke trimmed with . med lace insertion and lace-trimmed y buitons; ruffle; two rows of lace insertion $4.79 on skirt, 4 and 2 year sizes. .§1.89 ort Dresses up to 3 49. WAIST DRESSES of lawn, with yoke nec $4.96 ands and KIMONO DRESSES of whit: Union linen, in pleated style, with short sleeves; trimmed with pearl but- Hats jue, crown and edge te and blue or tan mater! 2, { with embroidery and satin | 3 and 4 year sizes.. : 29 2 to S year sizes. | WAIST DRESSES of fine lawn, the waist trimmed with five rows of fancy straw, mushroom | i ‘ dainty embroidery insertion; the skirt made entirely of embroidery; 2, 3 and 4 year sizes... More elaborate Waist Dr ses up to More elaborate Hats up to $16.24, $16.24 1a . Grocerles for Special Selling. =». Our Famous “Red Star” Brand Boneless Bacon— highest grade and choicest selection—the brand on each pie range from 3 to 6 Ibs.; our regular price 17c. pc Armour’s White Label Brand E dry cure—sold elsewhere at from 20¢. SAlGMDOUNG Taestentlcrstere Fe is Our guarantee; weights nd; this sale..........1e glish Cure Bacon, a special the pound; our price for this panle. 190 f HARTI son, Japan, Gunpow- | LADE—Finest ur regular price Gc. | fresh shipment a ular price 10c o1Ong, S| each; dozen dani sse), extra refined; CEREALS AT LESS THAN MILL PRICES. the mill; while it lasts, ton bag : Quaker Pufted Rie: for tht swale: each, Sey doz..... French Prunes, extra fine quality; own special importation for this sale— heat Food; rogular 10¢, pack- | 1-1b, carton, Ie; 2-1b, carton, teeeeess e+ Ge | Selb, carton,” T4et 1b. carton. French Capers, brand, % bottle, bottle, Sdes ty-Kal theses - 270 puffed and baked P20 loo, package; this sale, hirdiin saan Sie Balt Mackerel; 5-Ib, kit 79e4 10-1d. kit 81.484 10- Ib, kit, No. 1 shore mess, 10-Ib, kit bloater uma Cut String Beans, Jeasa- tan, Rie} | Mine Brand; can, 116; 2.41 | dozen .... ++5 81.26 Oak Brand Crabapp! large can, 20 to 25 apples to the can, 160 each; dos., 61.81 Our own Importation of | ® ardines, ‘Olive Ol; | mens the northerti ‘tugal; In| bee. te Indiana | oan, at . for this | our’ price 10¢ can; doze on, 1.14 Zio. doz.| Raisin Bread, 106. each, Goce. 8 Cakes, freshly ak: pecialt! from 220, dor. | our Bakery on the Eighth Floor, Rulsin Cape. Of course, potntay, but | Pound Cake, an the purest ost <1) +} heat materiais are used in | yi Re thy ‘Denk this Bakery. “The most Yi, Inoludln particular provider for a Citron, home kitchen can find no | bound and. I better quality materials. | Cake; our regular price, atta caters larae size, $e eles —s Michael O'Sullivan sets up a plea in de se which Justice Hendrick charac as ‘ne requiring exceptional since the recelpt e from Burnham of the conditional he has been dish: and being no longer an attorney the Court has lost summary jurisdiction y him, —_——__ ed with a crime. to him by not indiated, returned to. him; and ordered him