The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1908, Page 8

mop oP ee OWT YON ts We Sell o MARTYRDOM OF THE {HORSE THIEVES IN | IRVING GUESTS ENDS) LONG ISLAND Au Sheriff Relents and Hotel Has | Leave Nothing but the Hay in 0m Argan guarantee : = eae «iat if it does not give satis- All Modern Conveniences faction we will return the Once More. ¢ Klein’s Stable in Winfield. entire amount of money paid us for it. We mean this— « and ask all those who are ELEVATORS RUNNING, ' : sick and need strength to try Laundry rate | day made it with this unders i So Is the Hot and Cold Water, and} ganic owned b WHERE TO Cretanging Thompson and Madiso} Dh the Electric Lights Are Turned On. field Island, One hundred and fifty guests at the | Hotel Irving. No. % Grame Park, | 3 | who have been deprived of rm ing dip, have been forced to take the leg limited up and down the stairs and | have been lighting their way at night ‘With tallow candles, kerosene lamps and matches, awoke this m find that their troubles we The Robert J. B pany, which ts fore on the old proprieto: night that it wai to foreclose on the to them the con temporarily sus; Robert Ulm watch- hed dirng stores ie and Gees nis di ed. Headaches are brain signals that your system is in some way disorganized and unless the cause of the trouble is removed they will become more “and more frequent, and gradually increase both in duration and intensity. The sympathetic nerves are weakened by the repeated attacks, and the malady finds an easy lodgment whenever the bodily and mental conditions favor its return. On the first sign of headache you should at once take BEEDAMS PIS Complete recovery from sick headache, bilious headache, nervous headache, throbbing headache speedily follows the use of these famous pills. They settle the stomach, stimulate the liver, act mildly on the bowels, improve the blood and quiet the nerves, The tonic and strengthening properties of Beecham’s Pills build up the bodily health and fortify the system against subsequent attacks, For all headaches, disorders of the stomach and nerves, Beecham's Pills are The Needed Remedy In boxes with full directions, 10c. and 2c. mortgage | J. Blake Company would be only a matter of twelve hours, ‘Two thousand small lots of hotel appointment go under the hammer before mid said Ulman, and the mo and take ov The deputy fncidential io ed last nigh er Fuller was remaint for the inn during tl ) ein rent. . lessees $4,750 FOR A KISS. DULUTH, April 15.—Mrs. Olga Berg- rman, of, Htbbin, rday got a verdict of $4i0y for a She was @ tenant of Jacob Kitz, of Hibbing, and allcged that he kissed her by force all t the rent. ¥ Kiss. Inthe AUDITORIUM at 2 P.M. Excerrts from Rossini’s Classic “STABAT MATER” ORGAN AND ANGELUS ReEctTat at 10 A. M. Men’s SILK-LINED Spring Sack Suits At $21.50 For the man who has his Easter suit still to buy, this is the most opportune piece of news imaginable, Sixty Sack Suits, just in from one of our best manu- facturers, in a variety of the newest and most stylish patterns and colorings of the season in fancy suitings, are ready at $21.50 a suit, instead of $25 to $28—the prices they would regularly sell for in our regular stock. The coats are SILK-LINED, and the suits are in every way most luxurious as well as stylish, In a full supply of sizes, And Don’t Forget the Spring Overcoat Black or Oxford gray, with silk-faced lapels, to wear with the top hat. Luxuriously silk-lined. Also Tan Top Coats. $20. Overcoats in black, Oxford gray, Cambridge gray and a large variety of fancy colors—newest and handsomest materials, and a wonderful a: ment of models, all showing the highest class of workmanship inside and out, at $25 to $38, And at $15, $16.50 and $18, 4 fine showing of Overcoats In black, oxford gray and fancy colors, made with great care and eminently stylish. FOR THE MOST SATISFACTORY SOLUTION OF EASTER CLOTHING PROBLEM, COME TO THE WAN. CLOTHING STORE. Me , THE CER The Easter Tailored Suit A Stylish Model at $16.75 S PEED, selection, satisfactlon—all count greatly in the choos ing of a tailored sult these last important days before Easter. The Wanamaker stock is amazingly full of beauti- ful, new models—strictly plain or more elaborate, and it 1s worth every woman's while to come here first, to get the most sat! results with the least effort and the smallest outlay a values are offered, including these very stylish suits suiting, and blue or white mohair, of which we offer at the extremely low price of $16.78. They have double-bre New Spring Petticoats en! rd semi-fitting coats, satin lined, some with contrasting collars, and with side and breast pockets. Side-plaited skirts. STO CHET ERnEaEn natal Aleo another most attractive group of V for aterlin a 1 Tailored Suits of Homespun at $28.75 vie frill with mannish cutaway coats, four butions, coat sleeves with turn finish, every petticoat 4 back cuffs, taffeta silk-lined. Skizts gored, with plaited front est possible for such ex- panel, aud one wide bias fold. In addition, there are A splendid value at the price. y yout Tailored Suits from $8.20 to $150 ‘Taffeta Silk Dresses from $8 to $35 ralue—O! taffeta the Lingerte Dresses, trimmed with lace or needlework, from $10 new shades and bt to $75 Paint t Butiding. lon-plaited flounce, with two = rows of ruching; percaline dust ruff At $7.5 colors immec —All-silk Skirts; kK: beautifully fine Millinery Fiowers, Specially Priced HE flowers proved so popula st that we } aT spread out more blooms of the s d, at the same price economies, You may 4 of forget-me-nots popples, apple and peach bdlossc , Wistarla, as hawthorn, and other fay 3, at 81 Roses, 6 in bunch, foliag Large Roses, 2 in Montures of Lila r Montures of Roses and Cowslips, moss, two styles, 5c. At §2 to $3 — Black Heather- Narcissus, 12 in bunch, all colors, 45c bloom Petticoats, in a variety of Rose and Daisy Foliage, 25c upward. styles. Third Moor, Old Building. Fourth floor, Ot Building. Vittol|+ t Wanamaker’s Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets Tend to Give the Figure Slenderness | WORLD, ‘STAMPED On a'siioe | MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT. Dress Shoes for Gentlemen Shoes have a great deal to do with the individuality of the wearer. The shape, the leather, the style, all bespeak the man. Elegance and refine- ment are structural parts of our dress shoes for men. Gentlemen may be sure when they wear our shoes that they have the best that are made and the most of style, fashion and material. Prices $5.00 to $8,00 SPECIALTIES FOR MEN Yard Wide Shoe,..,...$4.00 | U-CAN-B- Bunion Shoe, . °7$5.00 | E-Z Shoe .. $5.00 and £6.00 Sott Toe Straight Last. .$6.00 | Gout Shoe,..$4.00 and $3.00 True Form Extra Wide | Shoes recommended by ice Kid Shoe... ..$6.00| Physicians for Flat Arch Truss | Feet and Fallen in- Shank Shoe ....s6 sees $5.00! steps.....$5.00 and $7.00 ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, Stave: Sor. 20tnSt wWwkupnkronvwmant, Mer oad, correct in every detail “The key to Fortune's va ate Ad. Acquire one to-day FUR STORAGE Best in the World Orders by Mail or Telephone N these days of revived Directoire styles, cor. sets which emphasize long hip lines and the flat back, and which tend to give a graceful slenderness to the figure, are particularly de. sirable. he corset must be carejully and hy- gienically designed to produce these long sweep- ing lines while keeping the beautifu! curves of the figure. Princess modes require perfect corseting to give full beauty to the contour of these gowns. There are many Warner Corset models made specially for this purpose, During the reign of the present fashions many @ woman has found to her sorrow that even the best dressmakers may make disastrous failures of costumes unless the corset over which they are fitted is RIGHT, The new Spring models of the Warner Rust-Proof Corsets are designed for the prevailing fashions, and pro- perly fitted and adjusted they give the figure n good poise, the almost hipless effect and the slen- der waist-line some modes require, and they as. sure an irreproachable fit to dresses, which every woman wants no matter what the modes may be. There are many new models to suit all types of figures. These admirably designed corsets have also the merit of being rust-proof, Prices, $1 to $4. Fourth floor, Old Bldg, An Encore for the Muslin Sheets And Pillow Cases Under-Price AREFUL housewives and owners of hotels and boarding houses have been coming eagerly after these very good Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at so much less than thelr ustal, prices, Saving 12c to 15¢ on sheets, and a proportionate amount on pillow buying in large quantity, counts up. A woil- oe sheeting is used, and the goods have torn and are perfect. Sizes and prices: Ua rd bra: nemmed, when edges, neatly Sheets Pillow Cases n4x90in., 36c. Six 99in., BSc. 42x 36in., 17¢, s3x90in., O4c. 81x 108 In. 93c, 42x 381n., 18¢, ,70c, 90x 99in.. O8e, 45x 36in.. 18¢. h 50x 36in.. 20c, 54x 36in., 23c. $1.50 to $6.50 Imported Brooches at 75c, $1 and $1.50 assortments of fancy breast-pins we have ywn in many months. They will make charming Easter gifts. There are lovely designs of real turquoise, coral, cameo and mosatcs, set In sterling silver gilt; also some real Brazilian bugs and other unique designs. Main floor, Old Butlding. ——— is commonly known as a World Real Es-| 15. 1yU0. Greenhut and Company Dry Goods Fourth Floor. day. side elevators. Our patrons are cordially in- vited to visit the new Reception and Lounging Room on Tea is served (without charge) throughout the Take 18th or 19th Street Fur Storage Fur pieces stored and pro- tected by cold, diy air, Brushed at frequent intervals by experi- enced furri Insured against damage and _ loss 3 and garment hung Charges moderate the Extraordinary Before-Easter Vaiues In Women’s Coats, Wraps and Capes Twenty-five hundred coats go on sale tomorrow to make up a pre-Easter sale that is unprecedented in this city, in the values offered and in variety of selection afforded. For dress, traveling, automobile, driving and steamer uses; full-t ngth, three-quarter and short models. None but the latest style ideas are found in these correct models— and every model is individualized by unex- pected but charming touches of beauty. Brief details: 25.00 Satin Rain Coats at 19.75; black, SS Ss eT ays and browns; a few in changeables and stripes; double-breasted, velvet collars; only 30 remaining in this new Spring assortment. Silk Model Coats; of pongee, tussah and [aes alan, in. long; many colorings to choose from; hand- somely trimmed; worth ten dollars more; at 25.00, 30.00, 35.00 and upwards 35.00 Traveling & Auto Coats at 25 00; full-length mannish coats; navy bl serge, with black and white hairline stripes; navy blue worsteds, fancy tweeds, white serges,and black-and-white checks. Black Taffeta Coats; 45 in. long, semi- ——————— ee itil nel MOOS models; of finest taffeta obtainable; new collar and cuff effects; tastefully trimmed, at 18 50, 22.50, 25.00 and 30.00 Short Taffeta Dress Coats, in a charm- eS GOOG finely designed trimming; at . 10.00 Also other models in three-quarter and full length effects, handsomely trimmed, at . . 15.00, 18.50 and 22.50 Broadcloth Dress Capes, of fine, satin- faced cloth in black and delicate pastel tones; with fetching silk lined hood; finished with silk cord and tasseling, at 10.00 Girls’ Coats in 75 New Models, Hall AAW MNS PESO? 5 MN aseserers | CS: latest solid and two-toned fabrics, man- nish mixtures, _ che plaids and tweeds; every girlish style is represented; choice range of fabrics and colorings, at 3.75, 5 00, 7 50, 8.50 and 10.00 Smart Top Coats; faultlessly _ tailored = in-mannish models; taffeta lined; in mannish cheviots, at 12.50 15.00 in fine broadcloths, at The footwear for women and misses at this store possesses all and Pumps the new’ style-ideas, and presents the addi- for Easter tional attraction of low prices—the lowest on dependable, stan- dard footwear in New_York. Walking _ Pumps, Colonial, Garden, Christy, Sailor and Oxford Ties; in tm Russia calf and olden brown kid; patent leather and dull Russia calf; suede and ooze; in tan, London smoke, Copen- hagen blue and white canvas. n leathers, 3.00 and upwards In ooze, 5.00 and upwards “Prado” Pumps; designed for this store exclusively, of imported pat- ent leather, and tan and black Russia calf; a distinctively-wrought Shoes, Oxfords buckle completes the effect, at 8.00 “Simplicity” Ties; another exclu- sive model, of imported patent leather and tan and black Russia calf; a simple ribbon bow knot over instep and plain toe, at 7.00 Second Floor French glace kid mousquetaire gloves, Main Floor Sold in New York only by Greenhut and Company. The new designs and colorings are here — many out-of-the-ordi- nary effects that will appeal to discriminating persons. Well- French Seamless Rugs wearing; the colors stav; seamless; all sizes: 4.6x 6.6 : . .900to 15.00 5.0x 8.0 5 . 16.00 to ‘24,50 6.6x10.6 0 . 27.50to 35,00 8.3x11.0 ° . 30.00 to 52.50 10.0x13.0 ' . 55.00 to 72,50 11.0x15.0 . . 60.00 to 100.00 13,0x16.6 . 75.00 to 130.00 Special orders executed in hand-tufted rugs. Third Floor Easter Sale of Women’s Gloves Tomorrow morning we inaugurate a remarkable sale of gloves—which no womart, who has in mind the purchase of gloves for Easter, can afford to miss. in colors, black and white: . 12-button length; regularly L 16-button length; regularly 3.25; at 2.00 a pair These handsome, well- wearing suits cannot be matched in New York for less Sale of Boys’ Washable Suits than 2.75—we have i proved that by com- parison. One thousand of them—in Rus- sian and sailor styles, two pairs of bloom- er trousers, in stripes, plaids, checks, an plain materials. Russian suits, 214 to 8 years; sailor suits, 5 to 10 years— Second Flor Af 1.85 Each Fancy _ cretonne bags in a variety of shapes; all colors; regularly 25c and Needlework Pieces Underpriced 30 cach, at 18 Tan shoe bags, cretonne trimmed, 4 pockets; special at . 25¢ Hemstitched drawnwork squares for easy embroidery work, 18 and 20 inches; worth 25c and 39c, at 15c & 25c Third Floor 2.50; at 1.75 a pair We are showing an extensive Dress assortment of dress linens— Linens which, for quality and variety of designs, is unexcelled in New York. A few suggestions: Fancy linens, white and_ tinted grounds, with contrasting colors in stripes and checks, in a variety of widths; 27 in., at 40c and 50c a yd. Irish linen, plain colored, water shrunk, 36 in. wide, at 40c and 50c a yd. French linen, plain colored, water shrunk, 47 in wide, at 75c and 1.00 a yd. Natural colored linens 27 in. wide, at 20c to 40c a yd. The foregoing are in colors of lavender, pink, light and Copenhagen blue, russe: and natural. , Main Floor Easter Display and Sale of Plants and Flowers The rotunda section of our main floor is being transformed into a delightful flower garden. The magnificent Easter plants and flowers are pouring into the store as you read—to-morrow morning the superb array greets you. Sale of Plants Easter lilies, 12c a bud. Azaleas, 1.25 to 200. Crimson Ramblers, 1.50 to 4.50. Hydrangeas, 2.50 Spirels, 1.00 to 1 50. Ch Hyecinths, 25 Lily of the Valley, 1.25 Genistas, 1.00 to 2.00. Rhododendrons, 1.50 to 200 Not subject to return or exchange Greenhut & Compan 6th Ave., 18th to 19th St. 6th Ave. 18th to 19th St. No plants delivered C. O, D.