The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1908, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY JUNE 17,1908. NAS, NARBURS ‘AT ONUGHTERS FED BANK HOME Society Woman Who Disap- peared After Shopping Trip Found. ‘Mrs. ¥. F. Marbury, the prominent New York society woman, and cousin of Mrs. John Hay. the widow of the late Becretary of State, who myster!- ously disappeared from this city jast Saturday and for whom the police had been instructed to look, turned up yes- terday afternoon at Locust, the sum- mer home of her daughter, Mra. R. &. MeDuffie, near Red Bank, N. J. Word was eent to Mr. and Mrs. McDum™e, whe fwere in New York searching fér her. ‘They arrived at Locust late yesterday afternoon, but refused to say where Mrs. Marbury had been. Mrs, Marbury has been suffering from nervous prostration, and while shopping with a trained nurse In this olty on Sat- urday became separated from her at- tendant in a department store. Yester- day morning Mr. McDuffie received a telegram from his mother-in-law, dated Flatbush, which said: “My Darling— can I suy? Can you forgive me? Your mother has kilied you. 1 am here and safe. 1 would Some back but for confinement.’ “MOTH It was soon after getting this tele- gram that McDuffie received the mes- gage from Red Bank that his mother had returned. |G00D-BY DINNER SURPRISE TO REGAN | Knickerbocker Manager Ar: | ranged Banquet, Not Know- ing It Was in His Honor. | | James B. Regan, proprietor of the Knickerbocker Hotel, received the sur- | prise of his life last night. After per- | sonally attending to the details of a/ inner to twenty-five, which was to} take piace under his hostelry roof, pre- | |sumably in honor of A. J. Levy, who | is soon to be marfled, he discovered at |the tast moment that the dinner was | really a graceful function designed to celebrate his own departure for Europe to-morrow. The chefs were mysteriously secretive in the preparation of the designed and an air of mystery accom- @ operations of the attendants, but still Boniface Regan did not aus- pect. Fake menu cards were brought into the banquet hall, and Mr. Regan saw that these, the Inst detail, were properly placed at the plate of each in- tended guest. Then he left satisfied. ‘When @ spurious message summoned ‘nim to the banquet hall later he found twenty-five of hie friends seated at the table and each rose with a cheer for | him. There was a floral chalr marked “Regan, Good Luck.” and » floral ship rose from the centre of the board wit golden streamers reading “Bon Voy- age.” Beneath was a sugar model of | the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, on whic! Mr. Regan and his family are to sail. Then one of the substituted menu cards was shown to Mr. Regan, and these | read: “Dinner tendered to’ Mr. James B. Regan by his friends on the eve of his departure for Europe.” Light dawned on Regan as he was forced In- | to the floral clair and became the chief | Buest of the evening. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN, —_ e RESTAURANT EIGHTH FL'R SIX. Lf 19°70 20¥STREETI NEW YORK. 10 Minutes to Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel, Silk Dresses at Half The Greatest Values, Choicest Styles and Greatest Variety yet Oftered A SALE planned and promoted with the sole purpose of surpassing every one of the many Silk Dress Sales of the season. Half Price, on garments as popular as Silk Dresses are this Summer, seemed unattainable at first, but we were determined to accept nothing less—for this sale of sales. & Third Floor. We might have made attainment more casy by skimping quality or sacrificing variety, but we didn’t, With the highest possible standard of quality, of workmanship, of fashions and of variety, we worked out this sale and announce it for , to-morrow n event that will not be equalled for years to come. <<>> —~ \ ae ae * ° 1,000 Beautiful Silk Dresses at *7.50 Not one worth less than $15.00 Satin Foulard Rough Pongee Dresses Dresses ancy asp reeres é 5 Plain Silk Dresses lard Dresses Silk Rajah Dresses Fancy Siripe Silk Novelty Check Dresses Dresses Every Dress made and finished as your dressmaker would deliver it to you. ‘There are dresses with fancy lace yokes and sleeves, Demi Costumes, Jumper styks, V or square yoke of Valenciennes Lace and Filet Lace: yokes embroidered in fancy designs, kimono sleeve, dainty three-quarter sleeve; in fact, fifty different styles to sclect from, Styles that are serviceable; patterns that are attractive, All the new skirt ic o i a led in many new 7 FO) sae Sits Seta in as 5.08 any wort wore 87 SQ) Positively no Mail Orders will be filled. Every dress ts cut as the full line style demands. While they last, to go at. Dresses on sale at 8.30 sharp to-morrow morning. Annual June Sale of HEARN FOURTEENTH STRiAET West of Fifth Avenue JUNE SALE —tThird Week! Brilitant Values Following One Another Fulfil Our Promise of Matchless Offerings Throughout This Month. SALE DEPARTMENTS ARE: Suits and Dresse: Women's & Children's Shoes, Silk and Cotton ists, Wrappers and Corsets, Silk & Cotton Petticoats,Misses’ Wear, Men's Furnishings, Millinery, Flowers, Wings, MATCHLLSS VALUES IN EACH @- _—# Women’s Suits—Coats—Shkirts Thursday's offerings head the list with . Figared Satin Foulard Jumper Princess Dresses 6.98....--worth fourteen dollars Navy, brown, gray and Copenhagen— attached lace yoke and sleeves—a}l sizes. A JUNE SALE SPECIAL NOT PROMISED AFTER THURSDAY! Other Splendid Vaiues as Follows:— $15 & $18 Silk Dresse 7.981 $9,98 Hirata Dréseass (e608 Princess and Jumpor—taffetas and pel oat faulards—lignht and-dark, plain, or dots | S/IK¥ batiste and lave whe, colon ! ‘ Women's Underwear, Babies’ Wear, Zoys' Clothes and Furtishings, and stripes —handsomaly trimmed — 1 7 | with and without fancy gutmpes. $23, SaInetl Princess 98 sil { ' $27.98 pik 445 Dresses. . 17.98 atiste Dresses.....14 Wonderfully deautiful ds s and ‘Taffetas, Foulards, fancy patterns and| workmanship—elaborately a and lovely plain siiades—fine gulmpes and elaborate trim. Coat $35.98 Silk fom... 20.98 Rajah and taffeta—black and colors— lace trimmed—white and pastel shades. + Coat 9. $9.98 Linene suits.... 5.98 White and new shades—novelty fitted coats with Cluny lace inserts. YouR MONEY BACK A REAL SENSATION IN BUYING REAL ESTATE E believe our Marlboro Lo's to be the cheapest lots in Brooklyn. \We back our belief by an absolute and uncu ilified guarantee, It they are no! whit you get your money back. You are the judge and jury. See Saturday's Kvening World tor guarantee and particulars. We Mean Just What We Say Wood, Harmon & Co., We say Mein Office, 261 Broadway, N.Y: gi | OUR HOBBY OUR BUSINESS OUR EUSINESS is scl.ing good Rea. Esta e at the Lowest Possible Price WAIT! WAIT! WAIT! GRAS AUG, Sal PARK, L. L NORTH BABYLON SATURDAY, JUNE 2cth We are noi giving thase many of them you can Ke: You dun't ev eu chan f vaie and see Now Why took further? ney if you buy at inis sale. cetay away an er off next year than ¥Cu. n y much for old ax: letting vo * d per ye make $40?) Is Worl SHOW ° i a) goes ate Sts Auction—you make the price—pay a small amount down and have 24 months to settle the The forth Bah 1 Innce in DRpery le locates. te2 s Inutes trom the station on both sides of Belmont av in Park, right tn the millionaires’ section of Long Island; high, dry. ked cown, strets cut, Come with us, bring your friends and your you All RAIN, representatives at 1.15 P. Mf. at all Pots, Jape and ttoaets fur: ished on W. C. REEVES & CO., PHOS, BURCHILL, NG AGE. BLN, AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN. I Will Take the Rent You Are Now Paying fs payments on a tovely home in Brooklyn, only thirty min- utes from New York: Se. fare, Hadn't You beit.r Lock into ih's? Oe we will bu Lor you Lae tives as you “want; small payments; swellest’ lo- Gality im Brooklyn; every obstacle now re- Moved; Bee me for onolce of lots. elephone 7410—Cort SPECIAL MANAGER, cs, 2 SAVINGS BANKS, EMIGRANT LiDUSTRIAL SAYNGS BANK O1Cuambers Si., New York The @ sem joard of Trustees has declared nnual dividend at the rate of FOUR PER cENT, per annum cn all deposits entitied thereto. pI MADE ON FORE JULY 10, 1908, WILL) DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 1, 1908, THOMAS M, MULRY, President, JOHN J. PUL N, Compty ior OR_ BE: room 67, G0 Liberty si, New York. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. SY Oi 4 ie wondertuy ‘TO ANYON iberetted in the sondertu SAVINGS Wwe, will send Bante Address SBCHETARY, Room 203, ent . eTARY, Hoo Eat bin ava. New York, INSTITUTION 115 Chambers St, N.¥, ‘Tho Trustees have declare tadiyitend for the | six months cndingdune 2th, 1008, at the rate»! The Bowery Savings Bank, | FOUR PER CENT. 18 AND 1% BOWER: | poe annum,on all suims from SU tn $1.00 entitlod NEW YORK Sun 1009, | Miereto, payable ou aud afor July Kaye || ‘& Goml-ennual dividend at the rate of Deposits ade on or before Ju y 1th FOUM PBR CENT. will draw intcrest trom July Ist, 1908 er annum has been declared and W. H, B. TOTTEN. Presitoat wi tie, to dep.sitors on all LORGE B. DUNNIN| sume 5 and upward and not 7) n D bu etou 6 Cheeta Wet water bball’ bays | | CATERER TE CMe enemies been deposited at least three months on the firet day of July next, and will be payable on and after Mon- ay. July 20, 1903, BAVINGS BANKS. | | HELP WANTED—FEMALE, | MODELS —Wani els tn New ¥: shadowxraph> in Dus Rtage ex | Bertonce hot necemary: salary no wobjest perfect mod Money deposited on or before July 3© wilt draw interest from July 1. Sample Batiste and Robes Lingerie HE greatest sale of the entire year of Lingerie Robes—the sale at which our pations secure the greatest valucs, at which they choose from the greatest varieties, with the assur- ance that they can select from the sample robes of the foremost European robe-makers, securing exclusive gowns at lowest ; rices ever known. £27 Main Floor. Three great new lots of sample robes are here for Thur-day’s selling, and when you see the valies offered you will realize the advaitage of pu cha-ing one or more. Shapes are the newest, materia's of the dalntiest kind, and the variety 1s one trom which every taste can be suited. Robes for outing wear. Robes for promenade wear. Robes for street wear. Robes for garden parties. Robes for commencement exercises, etc. Rotes of French batiste, sheer mulls, dainty lawns, etc. Some lace- trimmed, others hand:omely em- broldered, many in beautiful combi- nations of lace and embroidery, many with lace insertion and the newest effects in tucks and plaits. Robes actually worth double and more. At $3.75, 84.75 and 6.75 Five Rare Waist Values ANDSOMEmodels, distinetly exclusive. The saving is fully one-half. Taking in- to consideration the character of these Waists, an@ the extremely low price, we cannot urge upon you too strongly to attend this sale. £& Second Floor. At $2.98. $3.95 and $4.95 you may choose from 1,000 dressy waists, made up in the finest possi- each one worth $4 ble manner, to At $1.93—Splendid styles, ercat values, and all dependable waists, Values up made and finished well. to 33.50. At $1.00 we will furnish the dressiest Waist in the city, also hundreds of high-class fine lawn Tailored Waists, at . $1.00 Women’s Golf Coats and Mannish Sweaters, new col- or combinations and new styles, at $3.45 and u,,ward. This dainty and sheer Batiste Waist, with fine eyelet em- broidery panels and Val. lace collar and cuffs, $1.98 trimmed back. .. This stylish, well-made Walst, trimmed with embroidery medallions and $1.00 Val. lace, at... For $100, You Can Take Away Any Used Upright Piano We Have is Gi Price of $100. New Piano EXCURSIONS. POPULAR EXCURSIONS WEXT SURBAY “& LAKE HOPATCONG | SUMMER RESORTS. ‘SUMMER, RESORTS LONG ISLAND A new bouklet, “Summer Resorts on Long Inland, 1908, containing a lat. of hotels W ROUND TaIP TICKETS CHILDREN the foi tiages. free on application, at F Bi.co GO Cte. Br adway New York matled REAVE W. 23d ST. 6.50; LIDERTY ST.9 AM, a ARTY per ATLANTIC CITY ROUND TRIP TICKETS CHILDREN 82.60 | 1.25 LV. W, 23¢ ST. 7.50; LIBERTY ST. 8.00 A.M, f RETURNING LV. ATLANTIC CITY 7,00 on M. 'f you have three or four teeth | will insert a full set without a oe an BSR CeoO Ses eS) BREE You can have this done. S xamination of your teeth free pat TEN i INE srioce work’ per rooTH. $5.00 ———— a TEETH vue a t + 8Ve ky (ig below, Wess taey $4 — $7 — and — $10 TSHILL — “YSsib") NE. Cor. 125th st. and ath Ave. cat SFiiL Moumeaine ait pointe iva. {Entrance 271 W. 128th Ot. Coxanc Ww foot Chelsophes | ™ Rey aaeAes. Wee path BoM pare { = SSL SNES, ESL ke, WORLO WANTS WORK WeNDERS! | BUSINESS PROPERTY T0_ s at °155: JSS | For Ren, Storage Warehous, No, 19 Terminal Stores ‘Building, foot of West 27th St. containing 800 square feet floor space; elevator service, heat, electric light; low rental. Inquire C. A, BROCKWAY IS is the one big Radical Clearance Sale of the year in our department. It cffers probably the best opportunity ever presented in this city to secure a good Piano at much less than its worth. You ray choose from a large collect‘on including Pi:nos of all the well-known an. famous makes—Pianos which cost when new from $400 to $800—at the one low Clearance &f Fourth Floor. Furthermore, you may, if you choose, take advantage of our easy pay- ment plan in buying one of these $100 Pianos—an exceptional pr.vilege considering the nature of the Sale and the lowness of the price. Piano bought in this sale may be exchanged within a year and amount paid applied upon cost of any new Piano from our stock. During this sale, those who prefer a new instrument can purchase tor $155 a splendid Piano which would cost them at least $95 more atany other time. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. ~g=— ee <2 em) And any q FOR SAL Autos Must Sell by July 4th. Manhatian’s By ath. : mobile Establishment, & bargains in nest _sele ars in Manhattan! n of WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE STORE, 1) :aule j 6th Floor, New Building, | Magmedia, | § STREET AND BROADWAY. | 98 thongueniy. rellat 9TH STREET AND BROADY' Auto Bodies Ready or to Order. Fer Ee ARI e Teurine cen ena HELP WANTED—MALE. Haniware 4 Wests minster at. Providence FOR SALE WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. CASH OR CREDIT. SASY PAYMENTS. American Watch & Diamond Co, & WAIDEN LANE, Phone 5867 Cortlandt “Seth No Extra Charge for It. Advertisements for The World i 8 aaa eae Broadway Mammoth Auto- mohile Exchange, EXCHAN IE CLOTHIMG aoe BAO BROMYWAY. I DIAMONDSwCR WATCHES MIRRORS, ! confectioners, florists Great bargains. LYONS, hole T box, BOMT DUNCAN, 110 ear Urowway dPUING ance on Park Macy DIT MAN, restadyants, h § VEN Wo Rtet at Choice Cocters: 8 Woe. a) Auto- | $1.00; | Trimmed>* | Volles, with and without silk drop, chiffon panamas, worsteds—black, col- | ors, worsteds—black, colors and blend- ingr—richly designed. | $12,98 Tailored Suits.. 5,98 Panamas, W‘ ds—plain colors and fancles—all styles. | $22.98 Tailored Suits... 12,98 Plain and fancy models—chiffon Pana- Tas, woreteds—black, colors, combina- tlons, $2.6 - House Dresses... 1,98 Chambray, Seersucker, Percale — best colors and styles. styles mean genuine comfort— EXTRA WIDE ANKLE SHOES—sott 1d Uppers—medium toes— pat, leather tips—low, flat heela— lace or button—sizes 3 to 9— ERE widths 1.98 Patent leather tips—rubter heels—a! WOOL BRUSSELS RUGS Special purchase enables us to offer he best designs and colorings about 25 per cent below usual prices—per- fect, seamless rugs—nevertheless:— 7.6x9 ft.—elsewhere $13 + 998 8.3x10.6 ft.—elsewhere 9 x12 ft—elsewhere $21. | AXMINSTERS AND WILTONS Best makes—Oriental and floral— 9x12 ft.—odd lots to clear— Were $27.60...18.47|/Were §2.08...16.98 culaways end pinzers elaborately CuO aa $11.98 Cloth Jackets.... 6.98 | $30.00 Panama Suits... 15.98/ panama, Broadcloth, Covert, also High class—black, colors—piain or self} Cream and black striped serge—beat trips-faney tailored or mannish. modala, Three. $40.00 Suits Tailor 21.98 $12.98 Quarter Silk Coats, 8,98 Pleated—deep collar of embroidery. $11.98 Mohair Coats....- 7,98 Black--6) inches long. 5 $24.98 Empire Coats.... 15.98 Navy or white with black stripe— newest contrast trim. $5.98 Skirts honemes,. 3,98 Also_ mixtures — black, colors — folds and strapping—regular and extra sizes. $11.28 Black Silk Skirts, 8.98 SOFT KID DIANAS—Medlum toeet ua flextble hand-turned size! oD Chiffon Taffeta, aiso Panama and Volle—fancy trimmei—all sizes. Every garment of the highest style and quality ever seen at the price—every value a shining mark—worth a journey of many miles, = . Women’s Tenderfoot Shaes and Dianas For Stout Women and those who are much on thelr feet, these TENDERFOOT 6H:)B8—extra quallty— common stiee toes and heels— ey uutton—slzes 3 to wide widths....... 3.25 Rugs for Town and Country Specially Attractive Offerings MISSION FIBRE RUGS AMERICAN SMYRNAS New shipment of Orlental and floral resigns—7.6x10.6 ft.— “Bpecial” elsewhere at $¥.00—here 6.96 GRANITE ART SQUARES Ideal for Summer—wood tones, reds, blues and greens— 24x38 yds —elsewhere $2.%8..........2 80 —— June Sale—Third Week Women's Summer Corsets Buy while you can like thts: 69 ct. WOMEN'S CORSETS... -37 Fine Batiste and light weight Cout!l— | white and drab—Girdle and French | shapes—some with garters—tace finish White | $1.00 HR, GORSETS........ -64 ‘Also Summer weight Coutil—bveet mod- | | els—with garters—all sizes. $1.75 & $1.98 CORSETS...... 1.24 Plain and Satin F Batiste— medium long back—lace finish—all sizes. MORN.NG SALES— Special Lunches To-morrow (Thursday) 11.20 to 2.30 No. 1—Cold Ham-—Potato Salad. adding. Gabinet Pu Tea, Cote fee or 3 : ef and Kidney Pie, Soup with es. Strawber- rotatoen, Sliced . Coffee or To-morrow, Thursday, Until 1 PLM To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. Women's Fuprer Raw Coats striped—all sizes— ‘OND PLOOR—NEW BUILDING. Plain and else cove amb’ DING 22 k : i \Tmp rted 4! » Mohaiis Desirable for sa.rts and Lathing ream, blick and cons ¢, wort : 7 oN sails designs ss inch MALS LE Women’s and fig awit j—-al| sizes [ROOK POR THE CLOCKS! Hammocks 1.85 ed lay back NEW BUTLDING. Beautiful t pearl enan MAIN ELOOR. BuiLDg or in 9 and ne Wom-n's Livte ( D1 a | Also 4907 HE MORNING SPECI ALS—equal value to above Not advertised—Space does not permit LOvK FOR THE OL00K82