The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1908, Page 10

f k j | Automobile Dealer Husband Took Her automobile dealer of Edgewater, N. J., who was kidnapped from the home of the Morris avenue, the Bronx, by her hus- her daughter to-day. his wife prefers the there. uous business of kidnapping. of forty-one. He married her two years | ago and took into his home her daugh- | “* Li ter, Miss Emi He sent Miss | Came out Larch to Europ improve her voice, [aur 2) but when b was not | dau interested in voice he “that stepdaughter sons of larceny. 1 taken my wife and back. with my son, Gustav, and my daughter, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1908. lore, WHO TOOK ARS. FESS RE, KIDNAPED TWIGE. IN TWO DAYS REISS QUITS THE FIGHT. | Declares | His Wife May Stay With the | “Ministerial Outfit” | From | Minister’s Home Yesterday, | Be Daughter Gets Her To-Day. | § pa. | Mrs. W. F. C| Reiss, wife of a wealthy Rey. H. Von Hollen, of No. 2431] band yesterday, was rekidnapped by Relss, who Is a bic, declares now th ceased so far olly faced man, pping has) cerned. If ne of the Rev. Von Hollen to his she may remain He {s worn out with the stren- e Tinton street, the Bronx. We within a short distance ister’s place, and I nted to His wife is a delicate littl woman }came out I talked our domestic an) sith my wife last night and she scemed ciled to remaining Ww a “A few days ago,” had ther “So I got in one of my automobiles A Rikereliable Tonic and A Seasonable Medicine se will tell you that kening—that your s Y Your common sen phi tes. ih laboratory from the ver ful eye of a skilled chemi Riker’s Hypophos 1ith street shoppers will save money and get entire Drug Store satisfaction at Riker’s new store, just west of Fil. avenue, oo 14tn street. Greater © ibd bt, New York; 4 Mrs, Frederick W, Wetskopf, of No. 7 ufairs oy FROM HUSBAND. | | 1 mean also that T wi arceny cases against lergyman. He, in ——— CORSETS In her talk to di foundation of dress Eliz.betn A, C. White seic.ted the bON TON Corset to demonsirate the way the new hip almost curve: figure. talx she in- a th N corset and { made the statemen! hat the long straight lines are made only by the BON TON ( orset makers on the rehawe Y PRICE reeie Beau ully made of beautiful mat A$5 abroluicly comfortable. A. corset pationa! fame is the BON TON $3 to $12 Per Pair at All Good Shops ROYAL WORCESTER ORS ET ¢ C0, Worvestvr New raets rete Bt and BS. | aire outfit and taken hack to the! Bronx tak | have never ‘dreamed of such «a Thies What Miss Larch Says. “When I say I will drop ishee the thing for 1 “+ LEROY DRESSER WITHDRAWS SUIT the case now T belleve 3, I ¢ of my wife’ ievelitions: That 7 Threate the Defunct Ship-Building "| Trust Withheld. | (Becta to ‘The dveninut Wort.) New Yorkers in | matter after five years bring dt be nt case was called When © FOR $200,000. | dreth as admin ened | Wison. 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The Introduction of | “Quoted Specials” The prices mentioned under the heading of 3 “Quoted Specials” are exceptionally low, and may be taken advantage of for one day only, after which they will be restored to their orig- inal prices. For Saturday Only. Suits for Misses & Smali Women Restored Monday to 22,50 12-50 Sizes 12 to 18, Semi-fitted single-breasted coat suits of imported plaid broadcloth in the new shade of green, wine, taupe and navy blue. Princess Guimpe Dresses 8-75 Restored Monday to $15, 18. trimmed Sizes 14, 16, Fashioned of broadcloth, having panel front, with buttons and demi-Empire back, all shades. Satin Gowns Restored Monday to 25.00 17-50 Fo» Women and Misses. ine in demi-Empire models with long mousquetaire sleeves; yoke Exquisite satin m hand embroidery bod: of tucked net. 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SALE—Boys’ Reeters, $5, Formerly $8.75 ® $9.75 Jude Thomas in the Nosaay ¢ about cantile ‘Trust the bonds of ¢ Pwo | Awainst the for $80,000 brought by N SIZES 30 T In these garments we have succeeded in produo~ i HAINS’ OBJECTION TO tates ae GRAY Dresser $2,500,0 other suits are Mercantile ¢ investigation e Halns brothers would the trator and W sults will Jam W ably One of the terms of the Dresser et tlement, it was erstoml, was that suming Wi nothing @hould be made public. SveRE, Aa) h ROMNES THONG GO ER: Saks & — at 34th St. We direct attention to the exceptional distinction of models and fabrics in our ready-for-service Suits and Top Coats For Men. at $27.50 to $25 Particularly interesting means, these ga:ment tailored and as car which we ask much m only in the more luxus Broadway, to men of moderate are as distinctively tinished as those for —and which differ us materials etul To our craftsmen, however, fabrics are fabrics —and same care and skill are expended upon ail garments alike. Those referred to in this particular instance are worthy ex- amples of quiet elegance and gentility—be- sides being new in all that the Fall season exacts as to colorings. In our assortments of Suits at the above prices are shown no less than fifty distinct patterns, in all the models created by our designers for this season. The Topcoats include black or Oxfords and the newest striped effects in tan, gray or smoke color- ings. Many of these coats are silk lined and faced. Suits for Young Men At $5 to $20 ing the distincty vou dash and swing that young men expect, but noticeably tree from the ob- jectionable and conspicuous features that are so otten exhibited in clothes inier.ded ior younger men. Our assortments include all the new color ings—among them, smoke-greens and tans “pencil” and “zebra” stripes, as well in unfinished worstéds or serges. in as blues, ’Rah ’Rah” Suits who has a taste for very extreme effect, we have designed an excep- tionally attractive variety of suits in which the radical models and unusual patterns offer the en the youth fullest opportunity to gratify the taste, $16.50 to $22. ; A Clothing for Boys In the prices selected for mention, there may seem nothing unusual—but the significance to you is contained in the unusual character of the garments. point—price for price, we believe the values presented to be incomparable. double-breasted i | We would especially emphasize this j | models Suits of blue serge in Derby back or Norfolk Suits of fancy mixtures with 2 of INnickerbockers and fabrics pairs 5.00 Overcoats in| Russian Chinchilla } Reefer including many Suits with extra Knickerbeckers, serges or fancy mixtures, in a large variety of desirable patterns, in Nortel k, double- 7. 75 breasted or Derby models Also an extensive assortment of Reefers | Suits of serge er fancy mixtures in the-] choicest desi;ns of the season—very many 9-75 | of them exclusive with us—and tailored + in the best possible manner. 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