The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1908, Page 12

felt » Mpa, and « third boy was in « critical ODDITIES IN THE News" ALL OVER THE WORLD —— Short Stories of Unusual Happening: and} Singular Experiences Picked Out af | the Chronicles of the Day. to our shoes; and they dc break out either. You can put on a pair and wear them away with safety and com- fort. The story of the first day’s wear will be the story isk marriage records for Wu- | (ook careful aim and fred through the | trees. Seitz, twenty- musiian, and Mrs. Mary Sassen, of No. 2% South oe Elisabeth D pen, twenty-five, |Pighth street, Mount Vernon, who was of each succeeding day. | both of New York. bending over placing wild flowers in a Comfort all the time. Any | Driving to the office of Magistrate |Desket, fell with a screan. The binds | SOSTIT Men or Women. | Broman, the toense was prepared while | Were on her hat. More than 100 small Peat ehae $5.00 the minster was hurrying to them, the Shot were picked from her breast, but $3.0€ $4.00 $5. certificate was made otst mbile the /her injuries are not serious, Ek Nv & OPPENHEDL Séter baidg Sa Wisnington lose net far| THREE DAYS! SNEEZING FIT Sen Ne swtauaeaieie: ‘an hour they caught a train back to |MILLING JERSEY GIRL. Corne> of Broadway and 38th Street | (few York. ‘They dtin't explain their| After trying three days, doctors have 18th Street and 6th Abenue bpery. | eee tne ble Colston EMLny mya nay, 124th Street and 3d Avence | ¢ a — Engiteh's sneering fit, and she ts dying nd istt Mt | {DIED IN FIELD AFTER at her home, near Atlantte City. 2ist Street and 6th Awense | BaTii | She began sneezing after a coughing 260 West [25th Street At, and in one hour sneezed 3% times, ING WILD PARSNIPS. ten Eetween 7th and Sth Avenues and twelve year old sons of | Geruar were found dead 2 ®/saiD SHE'D DIE IN THREE DAYS, AND DID. When Mrs. Martha Forster, of Pen- that they yington, N. J., etwhty-nine years old, became fll a week ago she was uncon- | us two days, then revived, and said t after sleeping three days and me would die. eeping the time she predicted | awoke asked for a drink of water, jand expired, thers had tried {t | en If Your Heart Stops— ‘Tee eines neer their horne, at Hawthorne, . BEST T TERMS IN GREATER NEW YORK MICHAELS BROS 3 evel t autopsy ne eres NO MORE IRONS NS IN UNITED STATES NAVY. ees In five minutes Senator Knu Nel- THE EVENING WORLD, 5 Ave. &9™!5¢ B'klyn. FURNITURE To Suit All Tastes. $1.00-PerWeek =$1.00 ICLOTHING For the Entire Family CRED $1.00 Down and Sve. Per Week onpurchase of 912 Clothing only aturday Evenings. Well— fat person can tell when? You of course, what it means when your stops. It {s all over. About ninety f deathe from heart disease ars tatty degeneration of the heart. iy every fat person minutes. At any rt beat may be goes, thump-te- p—thump. “look nay fall back Town farmer, ing {n a chatr, assy eyes at a news- his stiff, cold hands, cases dangerous at all times. tay be af excellently langhing soul, be moment some slight er in Death. You will have vo time to prepare when the fatal second has arrived. It will be all r Save yourself and your family such a ity. You can do tt by using "Rengo,” ithout a doubt the most wonderful fat remedy which has ever been discovered. It de of tropical fruit extracts, and {s tely safe. e 13 nothing “inst as good” as Rengo. sale by nil drugeists at $1.00 per full a box by mail prepaid by The 4 Rengo Didg.. Detroit, Mich, : MISTOOK BIRDS IN HAT FOR LIVE ONES, AND SHOT. LAWYER'S AUTOMOBILE BR EAKS BOY'S LEG. mail if you write them ; no free packages at drug ae x THE AUTO RACE. o ta ren Words and music of Manuel Klein's Hegeman | aeomobile tong from the Hippodrome th ay Sethe 19th sts. 20 to 230 et will be givem with next Sunday's World. FRIDAY, Cor. 6th Ave. ® 23rd St. Northavest Corner. S10 ‘Gliting Values To-Day and To-Morrow King’s Unmatchable Spring Suits at $10 King’s Stylish Long or Short Top Coats at $10 In fact the most complete lines of $10 suits and top coats that we have ever shown. Materials were contracted for more than four months ago, soon as there was a dull spell in the woollen trade. That that careful cutting and superior workmanship under our own super: vision, The stylish, well made suits are shown in single or double breasted sack, in plain blue or black, 10 effects; the top coats are in gray, brown or black; best choice in New York at...... Oo00d0G00 CUO0d000 Suits & Top Coats of Real Merit th its mide up from fabrics, which we selected ere mills. We bought at the closest possible mirgin, and $ 50 shaved the profits down in order to offer yeu a thoroughly iT black or brown mixtures. Coats in long, short or einige rrealiiin’ black, gray or brown. fabrics, workmanship and fit for which you will be asked to pay "$20 or $24 in most stores. At od | 5 we offer suits and top coats that look fit and wear like the A £90 we offer garments that are sold in many good clothing stores t as high as $30 each. Best Norfolk Suits for Boys That Have Ever Been Offered in New York at $3 Look at the rich materials, the careful workmanship and finish of these suits. That will prove their value to you, They are made to be dressy and that the boys are sure to give them. The coats are belted. The Pan are in Knickerbocker style. King’s price to-day and to-morrow... 9, Young Men’s Suits MERES, ALSO BLUE SERGES. Sizes 15 to 20 years and sold all season at $10 and $12. NOW............seeeee s IN’: USERS in neat worsted 2,800 PAIRS OF MEN’S TROUSER $9.50 44 waist. To-day and to-morrow... 6th Ave. @ 23d St. . Northawest Comer. Y iH ocr OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT QUIFTIE®S TOtna wane King’s Dressy and Durable Cravenettes at $10 makes our first cost less than that of most retailers. We add to or the very popular brown or tinted invisible plaid offered at King’s at the remarkably low price of $8.50 reliable suit or top Coat At....ceee vececceceeeece $ 50 we show a line of suits and spring coats representing At °12. usual $25 garments. With Extra Pair of Pants refined, while sturdy and strong enough to withstand the hard knocks IN BROWN WORSTEDs, SMOOTH VELOUR CAssi- stripes and cheviots; made to sell at $3.50 and $4.00 —34 to UNTIL 10. $650 Are 2% wu! combina the trinity of shoe virtue 1y cellemee and Price. Their vrace of iines says | 7 cae om Lae, heir splendia finish 7 marks them Bench Made, and ticir Wonderful wearing qualities prove ' i ke they are made of only | be the finest ma-erials. | Aiea la style 4 Hk on every saarieasne i ona in i A leather. i V6 The enormous number of styles in all ii ¥ 'eathers in which these shoes are mad: \ imsures a style to please every a ‘asie—a full range of sizes i puACaIies Sa fit for every H foot, and five great, bright, well stocked stores, conyeniently located, are Teady ‘ to serve you quickly, We Feel Entitled to Your Shoe Patron- age. Actual Com- parison and Tests Merit it. ' ' OPEN LATE SATURDAY NiIGiii. { | *3 in All the New and Stylish { Leathers, Tan English Pumps. FRAZIN & OFPENHEIM, | 181A S'. B 6th Ave. 2ss & 6th Ave. | 124th St. | 260 West 125th Si fi S . . 2 te All Price Shoes. $3 Shes Only. & 3d Ave. Bet. 7th & 8th Aves. Lord & Taylor Have Arranged for Saturday a “Special Sale” of Gurls’ Coats and Dresses and Misses Sutts Girls’ Coats 4 to 14 years; Serges, Coverts and Fancy Mixtures, aS Special. 7-59: value $10.00 Girls’ Wash Dresses 4 to 14 years; Mercerized Linens, Chambrays, Ginghams and Percales in Guimpe and Jumper styles, *7.95,42.95 &*3.95 Gerls’ White Lawn Dresses trimmed with fine needlework embroideries; 4 14 years, ag sess WOO eg Misses’ Princess Dresses of Fine Imported Ginghams, trimmed with em- broidery; sizes ae to 18 years, ¥7.QO cach Misses’ Suzts “ Special For Saturday” 100 New 31 Suits in avi Three- ee A VEE in Serges and Fancy Mixtures value $12.50 '* 20.00 per suit, value $30.00 Broadway and 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. APKIL 24, ITER TER rE 1908. : . Do you remember as a child the pride you felt ina pair of new shoes? To-morrow is Children’s Day in Shoedom, Bring your children. Make them happy with a pair of durable handsome shoes. Plenty of Styles in all colors for all oecasions and all ages at less than half price. TOPICS : Children. Special Sale of Children’s Shoes Misses’ Tan Caliskin Oxfords; sizes 81; to 11 and 1114 to2; Extension soles; Silk Ribbon Lace; new Spring styles; maker's regular $2.50 grade $4.25 Misses” Tan and Black Pump S$ leather bow; low @e $4- +50 heel; tan calfskin and patent coltskin; sizes $34 to 11 and 1144 to 2; worth $2.50, at., Misses’ Tan Shoes; button, lace and Bluchers; extension soles; 'y heel; sizes832 to11 §$@ .60 and 11!. to 2; a $2.50, at.. Misses’ and Chiidren’s $2.50 Tan High Sho*es; hace or button style, ‘4 heels $4-50 and extension soles; all sizes, S3z to 2 A Tan and Patent Coltskin Women’s Buiton Oxfords Maker’s reg Women’s Gibson Ties pe ela t Maker's regulir $2.00 kidskin uppers, Berove reatest Purchase of the Season ,000 Pairs of Up-to-date Footwear ” for Women Worth $450 Oxford Ties $709. | Gibson Ties Sailor Ties sal-?) English Pumps in Tans Patent Colt | | | Vici Vici Kid All sizes,ail shapes $2.50,%3.0) and $3.50 values at $5 j $3-°° and 54. Trade-$4 .95 Marked Men’s L ‘Shoes and Oxford Ties, at - - - “Snow” “Ralston Health” and “Whit- comb” Makes in Tan Russia Calfskin Gun Metal Calfskin Vici Kidskin and Patent Colt Hand per pair for c Women’s White Juck and Canvas Oxford Ties, Gibson Ties and Sailor Ties worth up to $2.00. Open Late Saturday Night | Blucher j Styles, ana Oxfords Ail sizes; $1.50 and $2.00 value, Open Late Saturday Night.