The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1908, Page 9

iP CORRECTION wi. Any SITU / EA NEW SEK J.B.GREENHUT. PRES. BY sie itr ives Threw stoten| Handbag in Policeman’s | Face—Locked Up. Herbert King, twenty-three, no ocet pation, of Rochester, who a @rraigned tn the Y« charged with and two watched he In he ward she fe thelr actions. Mrs. Blau started home with her sis ter-in-law soon afterward, carrying the satchel. At Seventeenth street and Sev- ond avenue a man came up to Mrs. Blau from behind and placed his hand over her mouth. Then he selxed her e@atohel and ran west through Nine- teenth street. Policeman Cernovsky heard the wom- | an‘s cries, and ran to the re: threw the mtchel in his Moeman and Sergt. Schrive ward she felt worrled at) At any one of the above prices you can get here during our Piano ed to be making hin roun¢ Sale as fine an ime, overpowered the man i] and took him to the pollee station. instrument as —— YONKERS MAY BE CUT OFF FROM THE SUBWAY. | Mass-Meeting to Consider “Break” ) Between Two Bankrupt | Roads, Fearing the arrancement by which the | ears of the Yonkers raflroad are mm to} the subway terminal et Kingsbritee may be ended by the receivers of the twe lnes the reeidents of Tonkers hive decided te call a mnne-meeting to con- ier the matter, The tracks of the ‘Union Railway are ured berond the ottr Tine by the Yonkers railroad, and umiess Leslie Sutheriamt the recetrer of the Yeakers company. and Prefertok W. | Whtttreige, the Union recetver, can! @umme te some acreament, the Yonkers | ems may be stoped at the city Ine. Yonkers ts acusat over the atapping | of transfer privileges det ween the \\'est- @bester County lines amt the Union Rallwe:; There ts trade to the contre at Meant Veen e from Yonkers without paying a second Double the Price ever bought. They are almost new pianos, tor none of them has seen more than a year’s service —and that was very light, They are all reliable makes taken in exchanze as part payment for Sim- plex and Kirchhoff Player Pianos—ang all are in first class condition. $5 Down and $1 a Week No interest, No “Extras;’” Stool and Cover Free (Fifth Floor.) i ——_—_ Measure of Deonomy, 380-382 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, Clothiers and Furnishers to Man and Boy have just opened a new department with a spe- cial Window Display and Demonstration of rete MOL IF Exe At the Special Price of $2.00 A complete set of sizes always on hand. Every garment guaranteed. Nulife is that wonderful garment for Man, Woman and Child that straightens round shoulders instantly and compels deep breathing. If you have no intention of purchasing, call in and try on a Nuife and feel its exhilarating effect on your body and brain, as it will instantly expand your chest from two to six inches, reduce your corpulency, and make you feel years younger. Then you will know why we are selling thousands of them, and why every pair recommends new converts daily. Nuli‘e makes you look well and feel well without resorting to the old method of exercise or physical culture. Bring your children to this demonstration and see them grow straight instantly before your eyes. Nulife benefits are immediate and permanent. Beautiful Illustrated Booklet on What NULIFE Will Uo for You Sent FREE, Moe Levy @ Co., 380 Fulton St., Brook yn The Facts Are These : Buy Real Estate if you want to Invest your savings where they will remain secure; Buy Real Estate through World advertisements If you want to pay the LEAST and profit the MOST. World Advertisements Show the Bargains. manteacewiks am ANPP SA 4 Pretty Tub Dresses ior Gir's at Half Value b Fresh nw Gress:s in nore tha: 100 sty‘cs. HERE are -,5 0 dress s in the lot. The simplest and cheapest could not ordinarily be bought for tess than $1.5 —the finest % are duplicates of dresses we ourselves have in stock to-day at $s, You can have these dresses to-morrow at these prices: Values (rom $..50 to $2.25, at $1 Va'ues from $2 5) to 50, at $1.50 Vaiz.es from $3.75 to $6.00, at $1.93 Every Driss Guaranteed as to Fast Colors and Gocd Materia's. This is the biggest single event th.t has occurred in the Girls Wear <tire this season. Fuller particulars in to-night’s Jo’ Sieve ments. Second Floor, Center.) joper Stor Another Splendid Lot of Men’s Negligee Shirts Values $1 to $2.50, at 79¢ HIS is entirely a new lot and should not be confounded with a similar offer at the same price made recently. These shirts were made by a big Troy concern (now in the hards of a receiver) for several prominent haberdashers in New York and elsewhere, who canceled their orders before delivery. The receiver sold them to us for as much as he could get under ihe circumstances—fu’ our price to vou is /ess than the average price that would have been paid by the haberdashers re- ferred to had they known how good busi- ness was really goin: to be. All perfect goods— not ‘‘seconds.” The maker's label—a fam- ous name—is on every shirt, Choice of all-white and fully 100 colored patterns— and plaited bosoms, cuffs attached and detached. ™ soft outing shirts, with collars. Almost all a style. Sizes ‘rom 14 to 18%. As mary as you Women’s Foot Mould Shoes at 33 Shoes, Oxiords and Pumps in the Best Styles and Leathers, Including Plenty ot Tans LL the style-excel- lence, looks, fit and wear for which the exclusive shops charge $3 to $5are given in the Foot Mould brand at $3 to $5 —and with as great ava- riety of styles to choose among. Foot Moulds shoes are better firt ng and more carefully made than any similarly priced shoes on the market. And thee’sa aizeand sty ef_rcvery fo.to1 every shape. Foot Mould Arch Sup; orting Shoes and (xiords—to prevent ‘flat $4 foot” or broken down aiches «+ Bargains in Low Shoes The sale of low shoes for women continues—at prices just about half the real values of the shoes. 85c, $1, $1.50 and $2.40 Siegel Cooper > ore, = Groceries, Wines and Liquors Specials for Saturday’s Selling NEWLY LAID EGGS—doren (none de 2lc | "s Gene Daylight Cakes ‘sliced: pound THREE-LAYER CAKES— chocolate, maple, coc caramel, ay fale ie tRESH POUND econs BOILED H AM — machine li pouni COOKED” CORNED. BEEF — mach sileed: pound manne 28C cRisP NANZ lates. CRISP SODA_ BISCUIT: oyster crackers, lemon or saltines: reg. pri ble or lad sw Peer Gos: wee LZC | Gor. Ser vee. Se peck bout 7 Ibs. 80c; Ib, Fresh Meats Selected fresh killed fowl; pound... Legs of fancy mlik fed veal; pound Shoulders or breast milk fed veal; pound, Loins of fresh Jersey pork; pound Hind quart Hind quarter: Hind quarters of Canada Mutton: pound Short fore quarters of Canada Mutton; Choice cuts of native rib roast; pou Fancy fresh killed Lo: (Slegel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.) Wines and J i-uors Well known, well liked and standard brands. SborPorsnemny 98C *akanbY mie gg kinds) . WHIS| 84e Tfyecrrom Gn O4C | 7% ty iene G4e 7302085 or. cee 6le | (stese Fig a Fourth Another the man who supplies a great number of Vine are NEW WAISTS, made up especially for this sale by He wanted to use up all that nese of his Summer. | $3.95 ES ri Ci Tag" bY Ea i * for ¢S. & H.2? Green Tradina Stamne— We Cine Thon S Dit le “S&H. ar dizg Stamps wit all Furchascs Made bBet.re 12 0’ Clock. 3.GRz _PRESU 10 & $12 Panama Hats at *5 HE unexpected has happened again; and this time it affects a couple of hundred of ex- tra fine and perfect = Panama hats, and the op portunity certainly could not have come at a betrer time. None of these hats is worth less than $10, and a great many are $12 values. They are blocked in full crown and ececone shape. Wilss Great Sa'e of High Class Lingerie Moxes our better-grade gar- § waist materials and get to work on his Fall product, so he made an offer tous which results in this piece $5.00) Other Straw ‘Hat Specials of news. | Split Straws. . . $1 to $4 There isn’t a waist in Milans.. . $1.50 to $4 this lot that would sell regularly for Mcsekinawate ih eaas (costs [ee and es less than $6.00. The best are models that we would ordinarily have to price at $8.50. A full assortment of fancy hat bands in every color and com- bination at 25c and 50c. >iegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) The Two Best Clothing Offers for To-Morrow = a 600 Suits for Menand Youths At $14.50 Some specially bought; the rest taken from our own $25 tables. 800 Suits for Men and You he At $8.45 Some bought; ; No. 1—A charming ling: French batiste; front and three-quarter length ce and ice and specially’ the rest oned and trimmed with Val. lace inserting and A ruffled Val. lace edging. A regular ae taken from our own $6 waist, a’ $3.95 $12 and $15 tables. All sizes and all the good iabrics in each lot, includ ng plenty of blue serge. Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Men Can Save ‘5 on a 1 Watch S a leader for to-morrow, this great A Jewelry Store ofiers a limited number of very fine 12-sie, open 20-year, gold filled watches, fitted with 7-ieweled Waltham or Elgin move- ments, at $5 oif ihe regular selling price. Lvery one is fully guaranteed by us. This item wiil pa icularly inter- est men who think it unwise to ca ry their more expensive watches during the summer, especially when out of town on fishing trips or fed when mountain climbing. The watches look costly and are per- fect timekeepers. To-morrow’s price And ‘that’ s $5 less than regu ‘at is face, No, 2—A dainty French batiste lingerle model, beautifully d-signed with a fancy yoke front and back and shaped colla: of embroidered net, Cluny and Val. lace edging outlined with em- broidered medallions, tucked squares anj Cluny Jace insertin, bedice, three-quarter sleeves and cuffs elaborated wit Val. lace serting. A regular $5 waist, at. A Parasol Bargain OT by any means the only bargain we have to show, but the only one there’s room to print. ‘ake it as an example of the rest: Ture Silk Parasol —*-r1ib frames, gilt tip, selected st cis; shade er green, Copenhegen, royal blue, white, tan and black; all stitched; French cut models... exel Cooper Go-Carts, Specially Priced HESE are regular stock Go-Carts at a price made for to-morrow’s selling only:— ' are hunt. in Floo’, crs. Front.) $ At $1.95 | At *4 An exceptionally good Folding Go- A Collapsible GorCart) with chilled Cart, made with a steel frame, and SiGe IMECu msi ec mG Rmpusers and handle, reclining back, [ng back and dash of leatherette lish Heath Helormuntalate cloth, fitted with 9-inch rubber- tired wheels; good value 2 tlexible spri eo ineeeerenincat $1.95 | Gata.” (Slege! Cooper Store, Third Floor, Center. Works of Famous Authors GP eciar Sale of the works of famous au- thors in five-volume sets in boxes. Their regular price everywhere is $1.25 a Set, and that is considered cheap. Each volume is handsomely bound in cloth ber-tired whe No. 3—An exquisite model of French batiste, in white or helio: fashioned with a fancy yoke and shaped collar of embroidered net and Val, lace; entire bodice and three-qu rer length sleeves most elaborately trimmed with Cluny and Val lace lace $5 insertings and ruffled Val. edging. A regular $8.50 waist, new | model of white French batiste, fas lonedey DESEraney front and back land printed on goo: paper from large tucke! and lace trimmed; entire type. Take your choice of these sets 98e j bodice, front and back, also thre to-morrow ar. seeeteeree quarter sleeves, fashioned Here race oer Caan sir Walter Seott—S vole| A. Conan Doyle's Works and bands of embroidery. pUMes: | Peegomiolumes Fesulerigareonuetieet Nathan‘el Hawthorne—§ | Mrs. Southworth's Works No 5—A beautiful creation of white volumes: pene clumes: French: batiste, designed with s Victor Hugo—§ volumes | Mary ). Holmes’s Works handsome yoke, front and back; also jules Verne—§ volumes. | —5 volumes. shaped collar of embroidered b Macie Corelll—8 vo umes iste, tosa N, Carey—5 vol- bands Cluny and Val. lace inserting and edge; bodice and three-quarter sleeves elaborated with insertings Rud; ard Kipling’s Works —5 volumes. ‘sa History of }®, i. Stevenson's Works in,’and—5 volumes of Cluny and Val. lace and ruffied —5 volumes. Val. lace edging. A regular g~ Cooper's Leathir Stock-| Hal! Caine’s Vi orks—5 $5.50 waist, a .. $d. ing Tales—5 volvmes. | volumes. (Slexel Cooper Store, : Foor, Ceater) L, t, Me:d’s Works - Ol Slegel, Cooper Store, Third volumes. fire. Cemer.)