The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1908, Page 9

~ keys In his no tence Judge M. Manus a makes {t po rest him at any without a warrant Ed Jones, a sinall coal black negro who came to New York a few montlis Terminal Hudson Tunnel Telephone 5700 Chelsea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 190d. a One Block from 23d Street NEILL-ADAMS Estabiished Forty-One Years Sixth Avenue’s Greatest Store Carriage Entrances on 21st Street Telephone 5700 Chelsea j GEN LUARD, WHOSE BATTLESHPS CFE ‘oe swtees a remarkably severe en t it was a first s, who sald bh Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store t ‘Tiventy-sevond sre of Paul m the afte: ldup the pro- AILS HIMSELF MILES 10 MARL ant niet lence, considering th Habitual Criminal. _ ley |} noon of Aug. 18 an He fired ¢ h Officer Had Been Ac-|Fleet Leaves West Australia = Bator bertinger, and ten fd, menacing } & pursuing crowd w evol¥ uu y ilinpi | Judge Matone, tn Part 1. of General | tila policeman ov 1 ‘ cused of the Murder by and Due 'at Philippines onl ilesectewuaacsande senterciee) cote sgpasgis went atone told | to-day | To start off with, h& gave John Me- 3 John Sweeney, seven years Sing for being caught with rs tools In his possession after having been convicted of a felony. Me- | who called himself a barkeeper his home waa at No. 213 y, has b 5 Prison three times and to th n Penitentiary once, always for housebreaking jobs. One morning not long ago Detect! vr found him coming out of the ily # of the apartment-house at No,| {red to return (oD One Handred and Second etree. The Pathfinder had neither a jimmy and a bunch of ekeleton nor cargo. Letter Writers, very well without gave him the limit a STEAMER RAMS SCOW. Pathfinder Competed to Retarn to Harbor With Bow Smashed, While the steamer Pothfinder way bound out of the hardor for Prt Tampa, last night, she scow and her estar were #0 badly damag and then Oct. 3. WATHRINGRURY, England, Sept. 18 Maj.Gen. Charles Edward Luan, re! tired, whose wife was inyseriously mur. ered near London, Aug uicide to-day by th front of a rallroa found later close Rot far from Wat« ALBANY, West Australla, Sept. 18— : The American Atlantic fleet under the command of Admiral Sperry left here at 6 o'clock this afternoon for Manila, | 8,60) miles away, where {t ts due to arrive Oct. 2 or 8 The flagship Con- necticut did not leave with the other but she will depart at midnight | rtake the of the fleet to- | She wea delaved by coaling The tleet Ls making nine i 4%, committed a | in Into a mud rd bow plates bury H a gues of Col | marrow operati passengers different sleeve lengths. Attached Cuffs 1,800 Men’s High Grade New Shirts, Made to Sell at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, Shirts made of the finest grades of foreign and domestic Shirtings, including Anderson’s Scotch madras, These Shirts represent 150 dozen made for one of New York's leading specialty houses and cancelled owing to late delivery. Every Shirt is a perfect product and the designs are new and desirable, the light colorings, also the darker effects ever been our good fortune to offer at a reduction Pleated Fronts, Coat Styles All strictly hand laundered, finest pearl buttons, and guaranteed perfect fitting; ) All Shirts made to sell at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50; the greatest portion of them the $2.00 kind, special at, each Jn the Adams Batlding, cn the first floor, near 2tst Street, we habe combined the O’Netll and Adams stocks of Men’s Furntshings—a shop by itself, where men can make selections comfortably and quickly from Complete assortments of all stardard grades, ree Altogether the finest lot of Shirts it has Pleated Fronts, Coat Styles Detached Cuits 41.15 v of one day here—the v led t SAESERSSAARARAAA SER SEMEMASOE ERAS A LEEAEAA SHARE EEE | I. STEIGERWALD PACKING CO. We Are Looking for Your Sunduy Dinner Order. With the Fall campaign we are starting a campaign of our own to beat the qualities and prices of the other dealers. A Few of Saturday’s Specials: 3 ey ry bas despatched lowing message to Alfred Deakin, e Premier of the Commonwealth, In he could him with having agnificent for the name of <ugar Cured smuked iiams, per tb. = Prime Rib Roast, tirst cut, per Ib, = = Fresh Kiiled Spring Chicken, dry picked, perib = = » = «= «© = = 1 Tel. 765 Orchard FIITITIITFITISGSSTSSSSSTTIITI DY F9FITIITII9 1999097 FRATICOPPENHEIM | FRAZIER OPPENHEIM As ! Southwest Corner 6th Ave. & 18th St, ££ SALUKDAY EVENING, i] | omen’s Sample 4 Nas Shoes at 223 First Ave,, ani 'Tith'sirects, + Ot stat se easceccsencenaccasaseses colorings, at Imported and Domestic Win, + te = 100 dozen Wings, OSTRIGH PLUMES) vasneees VELVET ROSES ancien OPEN LATE SATURDAY EVENING, | High Cut Shoes»: Girls New Fall styles | Genuine Vici Kid uppers, patent leather tips; lace or bu toh; low school hee s; sizes 8% to 144. and 11% to 13. Solid leather Extension Soles—a targain; never soid less than $2.00. Special for (o-m rrow, at ., ‘ This handsome new four-but- ton single breasted Sack Suit, ct 32 inches long, straight front, slightly cut away at ||) bottom, with dipped front, ||| partly form fitting, concave | shoulder, no vent in back, sleeves with three-quarter inch neat fancy cuff with button; material is neat green striped mixed cheviot, in full range | of sizes, A suit that would $4.09 | Misses’ Shoes Sizes 546 to 11 and 114 (o.2 a P Made from seiectea Vici Kidskin and Gun Metal Caifskin; Lace, Bution and Biuchers; solid leather 79 vl extension «oles; about 2,500 prs, worth s4 50 & $2, at ~ Superb Showing of Untrimmed Millinery for Fall "NEILL BUILDING | WILLOW PLUMES, in all colors. Opening Sale of : Men’s and Boys’ Fall Clothing [ADAMS BUILDING | | Men's New Fall Suits, $20.00 {|| Well Worth $25.00 The entire front of the second fioor of the O'Neill Bui.ding is cevoted to the largest and best dis- lay of Millinery to be seen in New York. M assortments and Childien’s Untrimmed Hats trom the leading houses in the world. Exceptional Values for Saturday. of Women's, M.sses’ and Semi-Trimmed $1.95, $2.98 up to $20.00 37c, 48¢ up to $5.00 | Women’s Smart Tailored Hats, newest designs from our own work- | LOOM srnseerorneunT arora ans $15.00 $7.50 to $20.00 | Boys’ New Sweaters $3.75, $4.75 and $8.50 | | 16 years. Value $24.75, special WOMEN’S FELT HATS—correct models, in the newest Autumn | 95¢, $5.45 up to $6.00 | gs, Bandeaux, Paradises, Aigrettes, Vel- vet Roses, Foliage, Buckles, Cabachon Bands, Fee ; in assorted colors; exceptional values, a ad 25c, 37¢ and 48c | deep hem, Sizes 6 to 14 collar buttoned to nas | years | special at ! Correct Fall Styles in i | Misses’ Suits—Like illustration, in mix- | laces, embroidery and ribbons. Value $1.19; special at..... Misses’ and Girls’ tures and in all the new Fall shades, lined throughout with striped satin, single-breasted, skirt circular gored, buttoned. Sizes 14 and $19.75 Misses’ Skirts—in panama, in two models, Pleated and circular, gored buttoned and trimmed with satin fold, Colors navy and black. $7 95 ’ at Length 37 and 38 inches. Special at... Girls’ Sailor Suits, Girls’ English Ficcadilly oats s ' Serge, trimmed with $87 | Th an agora ent of eral rows of braid, with| pretty colors; flannel full pleated skirt and limed with notch velvet Sizes 6 to Special at $7.95 Splendid Values for Saturday in Women’s Undermusiins Petticoats—Cambric, circular flounce of Val, lace and insertions; | others with combination of lace and embroidery, with ribbon and insertion. Regular price $3.00, Sale price... 91.98 Gowns —tigh, V and low neck models in this assortment, made of * nainsook, dimity and cambric; all beautifully trimmed with 85 | Drawers—Gowns and Corset Covers, trimmed with ruffles of em- broidery or hemstitching. A varlety of styles to select from. 9 Valle SOcrnvery sheclalhatmenmrm en mnemncan nmin mtr 39 $5.00 Silk Petticoats, $4.00 | | Price, 14° years. $5.75,$13.75 Silk Petticoats—In all the desirable Fall shades, also black silk and percaline dust ruffles. Regular price $5.00; special one me $4.00 | Maraboutand Coque Feather Stoles | Below Usual Prices tor a Saturday Sale | MARABOUT FEATHER STOLES— {| COQUE FEATHER STOLES—Three Four strands, in black and Ace 74 em long, in white, | ; Spe- ight blue, pink and gray. COQUE FEATHER STOLES— Four t strands, 90 inches long, In pink and «| white, gray and white, and light blue | | and white. Value $5.95; | special at......, i $3.50 MARABOUT FEATHER STOLES— Five strands, 85 Inches, in black or natural. $5.50 Handkerchiefs for Men & Women. ay me | farly sell at j “ gi, Boys’ Guu | Boys’ Calf- | ey ies oe ee $4 01 Metal Calilskin Shoes | fay tis, 20,00 pies Bist 8; a hundred styles; all at 1: eto at leather soles: sizea | A choice selection for men, in Bale Scere success ist SADR OHI BERURBODO Hf the new shade and models, as TS well as plain black and blues, 5 a > ; ‘ New Fall Stytes of Women’s a eee ou. . u Shoes at $15.00 { At aia ~ (Like illustration.) oA. STOC -_ 1 ROMINER ey shows one of our hi Le Manufacturer’s Clean een one E U i Kid fi inches long, with worth a eee S le 0 | broad and long lapel, concave ; $3.00 peck ayer) ° : dv) | 0 and military back, ae eee ie ‘“‘ American Girl Hf 1 , centre vent, flare Itskin and Z ||| skirt, slanthg pockets with 50 \]| flaps, sleeves with 244-inch ; ' $ antes m cuff, 1 the newest shade of fancy mixed plaid , 3 Pun pS iH | @reen cheviot. A regular $18,00 Suit; special at...... AND $3.00 GRADES | We are showing a very choice and handsome collection of models | in Lace, ited and $3.0 Oxfords for young mén, {6 to 22 years, at..........005 | dia, Got | ’ . | Bae ea patna | Boys’ $5.00 Suits at $3.60 tee Boys’ double breasted School Suits, with knickerbocker Sizes 2,08 $ 00 aera | trousers, in neat mixtures, sizes 8 to 16 years, at....... }$3.00 All widths, boat e ‘and ||| 75¢ Poys' New B ouses, 47 | Al. at A Pair ||) Regular 7Sc. Boys’ Madras Blouses, all new goods, which we offer at a remarkably low price. Choice of a large number of dark patterns for school, with neckband or with col- lars, laundered and unlaun- dered, Sizes $ to 16 years... 47- 7] 3 & $3.59 Trademarked Shoes & Oxtords a Packard & A’l-America Makes | We are showing an exceptionally choice selection of boys’ and chil- dren's Sweaters for Fall, ages 5 to 16 | years, In the new colorings, blue, gray, maroon, Oxford and white, in the new coat style.$1.00 to $3.00 S0c, Boys! Caps at... Nicis. 55s 25c | Boys’ Hats........ $1.00 to $2.00 i Sample Lots, Surplus Stocks and ' faery Ke,ects in All Sizes at A Selection of awent New- est Shapes in Tan Caliskin, Pa ent Co'tskin and Midskin esentation of the Men’s Sample | House Slippers | Sizes 6, 04. 7,74 79¢, Men’s Heavy Caliskin ‘Shoes $4.09 au Sizes {face mar | ever, $1.98 and 8; all widths; $2 00 values at,, Shoes at $2.59 are here and in sizes to fit everybody. | We contract with the Douglas factories 1 or defect. These shoes they term hat neither their appearance nor weari (pair will prove as satisfactory as the absolut Choice Se ection of Men's | new Fall styles Without Question the Best Shoe Bargains in All New York nipment of these well-known shoes just received and Tho on as you read, In the assortment you will find 4 All the famous New Pair Given if Not Satis- | factory for Wear Special Values for Saturday WOMEN’S Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, | WOMEN’S Crossbar Initial Handker- Jain henistitched, with 1% chiefs, odd letters; worth 90c. & | an ¥% inch hem; six for 50c | Per half dozen; six for....... 20¢ WOMEN'S Linen Embroidered Hand- WOMEN'S Plain Hemstitched Linen | kerchiefs, scalloped and hemstitched Handkerchiefs (slightly impertect); | edges, slightly imperfect, MEN'S Plain Hemstitched, In % and | 39 worth up to $1.00 each, at.... 4g inch hems. Regular value be MEN'S Irish Linen Initial Handker- to $4.50 per half dozen; six chiefs, block letter, %4-Inch hem, for 75¢ Regular value $1.00; special tt 6 fo nee70C Saturday Sale of Umbrellas | | | | | On Special Tables $2.25 and $3.00 Values at $1.75 Eight hundred Umbrellas, covered with an extra fine quality tape edge silk, piece dye mixture. 2¢-inch for women, with long pearl, sterling silver and gold trimmed handles, also gun metal, imported natural wood with sterling silver trimming, gold and silver cps, | Cape horn, &e. 28-inch for men—Har ural wood inkid with s silver caps, also plain Imported natural wood, Value | $2,258 to $3,00; Spécial ati... cssse sees rserrereenne | The Men's Shoe Department Is now located in the basement of the Adams Building, where increased space, greater assortments and splendid facilities enable us to fit you with the greatest cegree of comfort and despatch. Splendid Choosing To-day and To-morrow in $ Men’sFamousW.L.DouglasShoesat,pr. 1.98 jousan and walk in lite are famil- wt O1.90 | Hon! Boke as shoe $159 || and $1.98