The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1908, Page 9

rt SERRE tte meer marc rte me rem eer | | pcr tameaienereic tl na TEEEVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1908.) _ MAY 7, 1908 Selick A 000 POLICE 10 “MA CLEVELAND AUDITORIUM CONCERTS. AS ti ===" WANAMAKER’S | a } JON IN PARADE DOING NICELY ” Mr. Fhepenicn Mat Bariton ie ee fie Orders by Mait or Telephone | —_ ie eee oadway, Fourth Avenue, ghth to Tenth Street 1 5 The Sp ecial White Sale Offerings In "the Economy Basement Table after table full of neatly made and most attractive Muslin Undergarments, Babies’ Dresses and Underwear, and similiar goods, all at the low White Sale prices, make The staudard of work, the care in finish, the UN SATUSDAY ——— ‘Annual Turn Out of “The Fin-| Wife } est” Will Be Headed by | ( Hero Medal Holders. IS BULLETIi Says He Is~ Gaining Steadily—Dr. Bryant to Stay With Him. the Keonomy Basement most interesting, | ample sizes tire just as evident as in the higher-priced garments up~ -stairs, It’s a wonder- PREPARATIONS MAD E.,| The condition of ex-President Cleve- ful sale, and no woman can aijiord to miss its offerings, Come soon, and see the ‘ Combination Garments—corset cover and draw- et Covers at 10c, 25¢ and 35c. itkowns at 40c, 50c, 75¢ and $1. Drawers at 25c, 35¢ and 45c. Long Petticoats at 3$c, 5c, 75¢ and $1. CHILDREN’S GARMENTS muslin, with plait- Children’s PETTICOATS at 85c; cambric, hem- stitched rufile, cluster plaits and featherstitching. Sizes for 12 to 16 years Children's DRAWER-WAL at 22c; cambric. Same, embroidery-trimmed, at 35c.Sizes for 2 to 14 yrs. Infants’ SLIPS at 25c, nainsook, hemstitched ruffle neck and sleeves. ts tll at the Lakewood Hot swood, N. d., continues to tmpri ye latest bulletin, Issued by Mrs. Cleve- land herself, reads: Cleveland says that Mr. Cleve- nd, whi ers, at 75c, and others. Chemises at 38¢ and upwards, Gen. Bingham Has Looked Men Over and Says They’re All Right. Children's DRAWERS at 18c; ed ruffle. Sizes for 12 to 16 years Children’s DRAW at. (0c; stitched hem and cluster pliits, §) Children's PETTICOATS at hemetitched bem and embroidery is getting along very nicely and is daily." ‘land has decided to Issue gaining st Mrs. ( theso bu ere n ‘e!conalvion ot thelaiat Dr. Joseph B. Bgyant, friend and physician, cambrie, hem- for 2 to 12 yrs. » with | “Boom, p-r-t-0om, p-f-r-o0m, poor, | oom!" i ‘That 1s the sound that will vibrate in the alr when the ana notice, so that reports as gulshed In- Mr. Cleve- cambr 2 to 1 rs. cops parade on | valld. The earth will shake under |!and's personal eet Caliba has returned to Lakewood and will re- main with him till he ts convalescent. nw) sou can holler Co), J. T. Powers and J. T. Swinney, re as blue In| of the American Bankers’ Association, la in kesuion at Lakewood, called otel and were assured by Mrs. that her husband's condition h improved. An unoffictal re- 1 18 unconfirmed, says that ng and ts nt, which artous, No The following are FRIDAY'S Offerings—Not on Sale Today: $1.25 to $1.50 Shirt-Waists at $1 White lawn, with yoke effect of fine plaits, or trimmed with embroidery medallions or panels oi embroidery ; also, yoke effect of lace insertions A specially attractive lot. Also $1 Shirt Waists at 7c. Colored iawn, in pretty figures or dots; also plain white lawn, with embroidery panels; short sleeves Women’s $2.50 to $3 Patent Leather Oxfords, $1.50 t look nz low sho-s in Blucher patterns, with ribbon laces—dressy than their value—$1,.50 a pair. Women’s Long Silk Lingerie Dresses at $3. 715 | Gloves, 85¢ a Par Gloves of ex- Wrist, with Saturday the tread five uniform, it tie fnoe aa the absent one’s {f you live off the line of mare ye parade is t goad demned at his a re T ever saw.” Iixtremely smar’ fal’ san shoes to wear with walking skirts, at much les. =» lead fll Inspector ( will before Ma right BiG BEAR HUNT. KNOXVILLE May 7.—A bear int in the Dlg § forty the ument ng stand at t es from this city. is t nade summery gowns | nue, to the an ane? f niped lawns The start b a Dleture hints an, black and Bue and then dow embroidery ind ch the ewilng sta s 4 the waist is § \ There will be nd g The skirt ts full, hort, with the police band in Behind Inspector Ci rade wil! narch the men $11 25 E kh R l ] re) . ———— Qwarded tedais fore 2 nA ¢ ® t $ | = (fi bravery and daring in t ° ac tg é€2 ul Gt yy DE O Women's Re pp Suits at $6 Hevea : im Tangs ik ae maker ot these dresses had a big lot of taffeta siks om lis hinds an!) made us an offer The frst ¢ es ena He i © men wa at enables us to present ths event tomorrow. fle had enough silks t ake 12 ri proved pop A dete 4 Fecelve the Ithin A gh siiks to innke 1200 dresses, | . shane e ji 2 thos D and since they were not made up this enabe) us to select our own styles, four o, whieh are ST aeitel iy pink, tam and hive /50c Fancy I illow “Slips, 35c shown in the picture, and ther are scores 0) other virieties to select irom le het aie GORLS are semi-fituive and slugle- ‘ Ree Dy AP A been ann , Most of the models are comp ete resses in one-piece praacess styie, some With dainty lace cated with “note dL. coll nd pockets. - aver esd yokes or in surpl.ce elfecr with net sieeves, then there are also a number ot distinctly new | ithe skirts are full, made in rored and plaited $1.50 Hand Bags at ideas in over-wiist dresses, some trimmed with braid or buttons, some timished with smart fsiyles, ad peaatoia: In black, brown. tan oe frame, tind m Y tooth comb. Only 1 ; the long list will be hy: selected will he cravats of plain taveta suk, ‘Phe sxirts are in pated or gored styie, The sks are the new two-tone etlects, in wide and narrow stripes, cheess aud plain colors, inc udine tan, viack $1 Beaded Bags at 50c ylors and mounted with Suits at $7 about fifty sults, Women’s ing there are } Are you acquainted navy and Coyerbacsen blue, brown aud rose, {In this of ‘ Taevariougne ; Rak 0. shoes? The collectien presents one of the most beautifu assortments in both y ¢ that fact accounts for the silt frame and chat we 1 1 1 wut sort is oth styles and patterns |i boken rame a ain, i FANART E sedate 9 f A ‘i ve rhey are made of dark and light checks and stripes, Ya Sar 5 that we have ever otiered at such a reduction. Ali sizes are me ude: Diesses are y mall price, $7. they tight and seml-fitting, single Childrens ese Hurses Bt 1St \ 1 1 ; y perade=bicvclent made. aud would s el regularly at S15 to $25, Tomorrow you may choose irom a splendid fouble breasted. Skirts are gored or side-plaited, some {rame and chain inside pocket pairol wagons collection, at $11.25 each. Guraonsive Rh As 50c Belts at 25¢ a bodi effect, or captain will be | ircumst We also offer on the Main At $5- curelully plors. in solid Women’s Che jackets are Union Linen Skirts at $1.15 with a fold Ana fold Of Japanese silk or leather, Of leather, In cu 4-inch, strips, uckies and Deuimpeoecnatte wu 4 luce you to some broiders Saati aay . om. ed with heimets to be worn fur new Tan : Well-made Skirts, in gore hi this Sason = Men and = iery Und Price ° —— | £ nder Pric PROF. GOWELL A SUICIDE. | over-waist s Men's Ei andkerchiefs, 8c Each a Hosiery es a A. ante t $4.00 \$3,06 Poavaaieeene on fara penny, tal a vad of she al fRAZING OPPENEEDL anatir ise read, aia Seconds" of %e quale isnloned feet “GET & SUOLMAKEMS FIT" Lon. Speciuly 4, egularly 4) Fine LAMFS, One-Third to One-tiaif Under-Price Cornero Froacway anc Se. SEVoral kth Street ana 6t’; Women's 8 rin thousand Glaus worth o! uperb Lamps, for electricity, gas and oil, are fine Th Most involve % a i Beil 124th Street and. 3 eres In this Spring houseiurn'shing sale, ‘ley come trom our own stocks, and the J» se *°% _ Women’ s Vesis at 12% C Each Is 2st Street and 6¢ suite renowned qakers in the trade, Designs are rich and beautitul, many unijue, and . 25c t at low ne W ort sleeves} 2:0 West 125th : ine to the proper furnishing of country as Weill as town houses, Prices are ONGE-LTIRD Men’s Stylish Nec ky, Gulp Ze ; Sis te ee Be ween 7th Sih Auentes iS E-iiAur cess Uiin rosular values, Some ol the detaiis: : Ta aie Oe tee rE Pp. 5 fering from men i ermine ticsitatea Portable Elec: re Lames | Out Lamps. “a ask BUCY at r | Vent ass Re pit tt Cha nRUBnveA NG SIA BIL Now 82 eneh, Ww omen’s oe to $8 Trimmed as $3) h ~ een ets roas t Stern Brothers $1.70 50 Ww ash Suits at , ee Tailor-made Walking S Suits ey RAN Vath . \ ue BArahninnGae Lights 1 Fado! 50 ie eciers, $1 to | } SUITABLE FOR CALLING AN . ARIETY. OF Portable pina eee eas. aS alan : ~ ig 0 u ue aa \ SMART DESIGNS AN § anidesce ft Laiip Shades Minake ty thts aoa es Ey taal a LJ hosting or men and MPER OF STYLES ARE OFFERED AT ' 1 on ee ee VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES, my “ EN ES: : WBE ce | Fa te 3} Of all AND WYISBLE. 50450, 24-50, 29.90, 29.60 An ELIT Ci fermg ot Men’s Fine The Large Woman's Corset PE SERGES AT 0, 24.50, 29.50, 3 ’ @ OF PONGEE, TUSSAH & ROUGH SILKS 29.50, 39.50, 45.00 $1 & $1 50 Plaite The W. B REDUS e egligee Shirts a 70C ee! ~~ A ia Twenty-four hundred of them—fresh and new from the maker, [ te i ayest tien Who like Some women, the moment Men’s Furnishings to dreas well, Materiais are pereales and madras, prin el in ea coal dauieng ane eau eer ee a of col: their embonporit gtx past the : = é Made with plaited bosoms or in plain uesligee style, with attached or detachable cuits, Ail sizes, L4 to 17 ‘ von never SAW Ale point of agreeab oh CN ie Exceptional Values for Friday and Saturda equals of these Shirts sod regularly ior less than 81 and 81.50. Tomorrow at 70c each. oe See a feu AR antes ail a : ENGLISH FOULARD NECKWEAR our Own Importation, all tn rt , , “ ” R “kK is comfortable in their boves, ie newes Girls’ $6.50 “Envelope” Dresses, 53.75 Interesting Offer of despairing in ther minds, shades in plain colors and figured effe g Hil | / a , * v. = fitted girdle The In the Season’s Most Remarkable Offering FTAae Coan : The new and practieal {doa of the Neither is necessary, What 18 “Envelope” dress 1s necessary to auch women is the Bronzes, Marbles, Art Wares POUR-IN-HANLS, 75c STRING TIES, smart ttle HIGH GRADE WalsTcoaTs, Fl 4 " shown fn the picture. Both side. of ie on VAISTCOATS, Flannel, Mercerized ay the dress may be unbuttoned when tt “ 4 ‘ a Pea eer ic riyht core Fabrics, the setson’s most desirable patterns, custom. {s laundered, thus making the tron- ha ui you have an eye for the beautifying of ¥ ety Dune on This means first of ali— in the latest models, sizes 34 to 44, Including stouts * {ny an easy matter. f oP wedding present to sive soon, this vews irom thi A covet strongly butt and of Values $3.00 to 5.00 Those pretty, square-necked gutmpe Art Warea Salon will prove attractive: aiiong material, yet as ught as frocks are made of excellent unfon French Bronze itgures and Groups Ss , od PLEATED AND SOFT BOSOM SHIRTS, Woven and Printed nen and repp, In white, tan, Nght z Sue Be cai h i ew Madras, also Plain White, coat models, attached or blue or pink, ond are trimmed with A now {mportation of charming subjects {n considerable vartety, mod- A corset whose lines were detached cuffs, faucy bra{d, The hems are deep, the erately priced ; planned expressly for the wouen Value $1.50 finish accurate and satisfactory, Sizes Bronsa Myyres 10 -Jn. High; at $65) 18, 28, 26 and 20 In. | at $16, who are to wear if, Something for 6 to 14 years, $17.80 and 216.50; 28, 80 and 82 In. high, at $25 and Ne7ie Olea. | that will help them to keep the | SPRSEM NE TSS ADGLenc he abdov in 1 the chest up if = | abdomen im anc clies Upholstery Fabri & Snes Bee ie Marble Statuary—Reduct.ons It these two parts of the anat. p 'y Fabrics . jogular value, §0. A cotlection of Hvata, a fow of which are slightly Imperfect, the rest per= omy are in proper position oa Girls’ $6 to $1850 Reefers tects Ae a ae igh, In very attractive subjects, formerly $10 and $12, one can hardly avoid breath. -50 each, ing prop riy i one tries: AUSSTSIER AST o(siaeela Amphora Ware at Half Price | A cor-et in harinony with the youl offer! n; eult fi the luc! | Formerly $2.25 Yard A eeonaae rave head radetylien Goale ng a wide choloe of bemutitil Vaxes, Figures, ete, at hult price 20e to | gots | FRENCH SILK ‘TAPESTRIES, 50 In, wide, at 1.95 from @ manufacturer who wanted to $17.50, regularly ilo. to $35, Third floor, New Hut} tinue grace t 3 hips into longer aud : Formerly $3.25 to-4.50 i Se aa encanirhasatecariioose viene dentally, the [teduso ten't | ly 9.25 . other . art Reef- neidentally, the Redus \, IMPORTED CRETONNES, ers are mens ive Lah mixtures, 35c¢ and 50c EM BROIDERIES, 25c wea: ah rene or & mass of straps, 34 In, wide, Formerly 48c to 68¢ Yard checked, striped or plaid materials Five thousand yards of fine Cambrie and Swiss fusis It is a thoroughly comlortn- \ So“ Formerly $2.15 & 2.25 vd, an. Ste, A8c Pe aay feglaya pothare Flounces, 10 to 16 inches wide, and Mdgings, 7 and 9 inches pig and down-to-the-minute || “ a ic, 25 Sises for 6 to 14 years, sin wide, most desirable for trimming graduation and Summer corset which thousands of | SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER OF IMPOR Phin floor, Old Bullat dresses, pretty petticoats and the like, are offered at about a en WwW ) ‘ know | RTED STRIPED LINENS, ing. third ¢ if h isn h 1 j T) is fi women will be glad to 0 t SWANSDOWNS, DIMITIES, ETC. AT REASONABLE PRICES. hird to one-halt le-s than their value, ie work fs fine unt about, | w Vomen's 25¢ NECK BOWS, 15c dainty, on 6 oth of excellent inaterial, Pieces are full length Price of either of the two . (West Tw t Ww! mull, embroidered in various attraotive de- and all perfect. A most attractive lot, at 25e a yard. d 3, t enty-third Street signs im colors, Regular @5c value, at 180 cach, Rotunda, Old Building, ; Second floor, Old Build! (mode aie Pourth floor, Oid Bullding, | QMPORTED STRIPED VELOuRS, 50 In. wide, at $1.50 65c * $1.05 1.00 Cretonnes at ‘Special Reductions ‘The practical economies of this A sample Ine of this artiste ware, no two pieces alike, and present- SS SS ANN CS A A IS lines of the fashionable Spring The Reduso helps to