The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1908, Page 15

EXPLOSION HURLS MEN INTO RIVER alpen Fireworks Float Blown Up ani Girl Pushed from hart Is Drowned. PAILADELPHIA, Oct. %—While man: Whovsands of spectators were lined up om the wharves and shipping along tho Deleware to view the « werks incidental to the Founders’ Week programme last night there was an oml- neous roar and apohored in the stream opposlie Tasker street. The float was filled with set places and other flesh all went Diage. Two men, who off the works, went overboard and fn the darkness were mised for some time. They were finally p: eally unhurt. bu! pletely destroyed. On the Camden side the crowd on A wharf was so dense that @ twelve-year- old daughter of up ished overboard THE | EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MISSING YOUTH WiTO TS SOTOETT TO CLAIM A FORTUNE, ose will het Wher play of fire a flaah from a float WASHINGTON, become an active worke tion Army, 1 arrest charead G the ranks drum player. fireworks, and tn the fn one instantaneous were aboard to tovc: ticle: ed up practi- t the float raid, after being arrested, v fn ght of the multitu fainted and nearly ca panto. The chil Daniel Stone, of that 4 Arowned HEIR TO FORT fix Who f Salvation Army Captain ary captain and leading hen t did the 'SEEK MISSING YOUTH AS lie OVERTAKEN BY HIS PAST. Arrested on Charge of Burglary. Oot, @=Att Ile rose alleged to have broken into tro years ago and “but the fon Army made a better man of j Neht, and will never to arried when he refornred. His nd two children will Arm. be taken WM. VOGEL & SON $15 ‘ sRepeanality” Suits and Overeoats The Greatest Advance in Clothes Making HIS is an age of new ideas—of advancement. this fact. ever progress—never stand still. To succeed one must And “Personality” Clothes mark the greatest advancement in the science of clothes-construction. Our $15 “Personality” Suits and Overcoats are allustnative of They are garments that will fit a man physically and please him mentally—garments that he will ever take pleasure in wearing. harmonize with his every view at all times. The Suits at $15 take form in a serics of models, radical and conservative, and are fashioned of pure wool fabrics—cheviots and cassi- meres in monotones, stripes and overplaids and blue and black Thibets. The Overcoats at $15 involve a numerous series of models in black, tan, gray and Oxford fabrics in a diversity of weaves. They OTHER “PERSONALITY” SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO $40 WM. VOGEL & SON fo: The New 838 Siath A 186 W, 1200) Broadway or a sturdy, ‘ shoes you want among the 119 new Women’s Regal models expensive custom style, with the fetching effects of the latest footwear fashions for women, They include the fashionable “wave top” and cloth top but- ton boots, and the stylish short vamps—together with the newest shades of Russet, And Regal quarter-sizes provide that “in-between” size which is exactly Tight for you, The sizes of Women's Regals range from 13 $350 Seesiale, 84c0a95 New Fall and Winter Siyle Book Sent Free on Request 785 Broadway, Mai Broagy « FOR Wom EN Newest Styles—Perfect Fit Whether your preference i is for a dainty, feminine style, ‘mannish” shape, you will find exactly the r this season, Each one is a perfect reproduction of an to 814, famous Regal quality at Regal pr rices is made patio ty the enormous demand for neath Regals in this and 24 for- eign countries, Mail Orders Promptly Filled sis GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN’S STORES Newark. N. J York City rooklya cuunsMaieen ans 4 main aes oeaaeeemes ” ‘ . One cf i Regal models core rect for this season. he new Regals are made 4 leathers, Mi Broad SE opi Seite Central cor, 10th St. oe F et Wd Kh & ut n Sta. : 4 1 Jogegs City, IN cor th ' Ditmars St 708 seui'Ss emia cor. Tth Ave. ve Paicrnon, Na ay, near Gates Ave, 226-293 Main 5 D he| 1 "o Greenhut a Company Dry Goods One of the Junior Suits at $9.75 Examples of Greenhut Style-for- Price in Suits for Misses and Girls We have a round dozen of styles in suits for misses and small women which we price at $18 75, although they would be much more .00 if we may judge by what is usually asked for styles as handsome and tailoring as good As with all other styles shown here, these are exclusive with us, made for us alone (in New York) and made well. Two of the styles are shown as being worn by the two larger The smallest girl, standing at the left, wears itself a remarkable value at $9.75 These are three styles out of forty or fitty shown tomorrow in Department, at prices from $9.75 to $55 these is, at its price, a value we shall be satisfied to have you take as $22 fairly priced at girlsin the above picture. the “Junior” suit mentioned below ; the Misses’ a standard of our value-giving. Girls’ _ength Coats; th strap trimming; at Misses’ Coats; and tan plaid back tweeds; unior Tailored tailored, satin-lined Second Floor Women’ s Petticoats; with all wool jer ey tops; full sectiopal flounce o Petticoats baruders $3.95 Silk Petticoats ot rustling taffeta; allthe new Fall stinces anu biack; made with full plated pr steetipnel Hounces value g4 75 Heatherbloom Petticoats; in black and Petticoats of black sateen; $1.00 @; value 9150, at More oF perca Second Floor Women’s Women’s Fall-Weight otton Hosiery; im fast i bleck; @ pais for $1.00, et Hosiery 35c each Mercerized Lisle Hosiery: in_an extra fine importd giade; fast bia-k; 35¢ value, at i 25c¢ Women's Silk Hosiery; « specially Ghore quility oF pure threed sik in black, tan, white, sky blue, pink, green, grey, lavender— isle garter tops and soles; specal at $7.00 Il_ Children’s Hosiery; in fine Caamite; Lack, white, tan, blue and t “ ed pink; at Main Floor 6th Avenue 18th to 19th Street India Pale Ale has two advantages over _ | imported ale — brewery bottled and less expensive gh dong, PORTSMOUTH ALES In Splits, Bottles, (Brev.ery Bottling) Two of the styles at. full length, semi-fitred Anode! in move ltr its; made of fancy aats and fold-trimmed skirts; and on Draught at Hotels, Cafes Restaurants, Chop Houses, etc. OCTOBER 9, 1908, As a new store. relat brad On on lhe pubic that we have not oniy be “different ’ but distinctly better. 18 facing the sharpest competition known to American it is imperative that Greenhut and Company must ‘ do things.”’ onary taues and commonpiace styles would never make the impression made and shail continue to make. We must This will explain why we are giving values that have heretofore been unheard of in the class ot goods we carry. Never before in New York has a limited purse been able to buy so much as it can buy here, now. ance with all competing lines. Men's Gloves; in the 1-clasp P X Mcape Teather; ell the best shades of English tan; Paris point embroidery backs; at $1.00 Pair Women’s Gloves; P X M sewn, cape aiher, in the I-ciasp style; tan and white at $1.00 Pair Women’s Mocha Gloves; 1-clasp pique Sewny inexcellent wearing shades of gray; at $1.00 Pais Women’s Gloves; pique glace; with Paris omt embroniery backs; 1- “clasp iin colors an black and white; at $1.00 Pair Main Floor $18.75 clothing than here. an example: at $5.95 Anyone of Same suits of Untrimmed Millinery—Saturday Specials First Floor Ready-to-Wear Hats; at $3.50 to Willow Plumes; rich, drooping flues; $10.50 Tn black and white; $12 50 value at $9.50 Ready-to-W call” smartly Vulture Aigret Sj pretty, fancy effects; tranmed an th value $1.75, 0 $1.25 Fancy Vulture Aigrettes; and Pom: pon, Value $200; at 5 $1.45 Ostrich Bandeaux; a complete har tnmiiung, v luc 9200; at . $L75 Ostrich Aigrettes; velue $125; at 95¢ Marabout Pompons; value$1 00; at 75¢ Roses, Avrettes, Pompons. Wings end Ostrich Feathers; in the season's best liked colors and effects; at all prices. Main Floor French Shay avers, Veivo1 and-sath $6.50 Ostrich Feathers; ina superior quality; black 16-1n 18- The Best 5 00 value; at $6 50 value; at $3.00 Shoes for Women in New York A bold assertion, but one that is thoroughly substantiated by the shoes themselves. They'll si and the most critical com- $3. 00 parison with the best shoes you've ever known at In every way they are superior—quality of leather, workmanship, finish, fit and smartness of style. And then the variety 1s exceptionally broad—all regular $5.00 and $6.00 models. Any foot can be fitted accurately and comlortably. Second Flor Greenhut & Company, las tl ic esa sees AOR fyaariy coat] yp, Mar Oy) Our Millinery Salon Second Floor shows a wonderful aggregation of clever, beautiful, practical styles. Artistic Foreign Creations and Our Own Productions for Saturday: Special showing of Sircet and Semi-Dress Hats at $7.50, $10.00 & $15.00 New Models in Carriage and Evening Hats. limit of glove quality obtainable for a dollar. on an expert understanding of the glove market and a thorough acquaint- But we do not ask the prices that are usually asked for clothing of this class. Here’s $7.50 Suits, With Two Pairs Trousers, the same make are in another good store to-day at $7.50, and that in blue, navy, green and red tweed; full- is a very reasonable price considering what $8.50 they ordinarily cost the retailer. They are gray, brown good suits, carefully tailored, cut to fit with plaid collar and cuff at $16.50 smoothly and well, made of strictly all wool mitra Seen mixed cheviots. With two pairs $5. 95 pico matemals) excellently, knickerbocker trousers at $9.75 Second Floor Motor Bonnets a specialty. $1.00 Cannot Buy Better Gloves The dollar-a-pair line of our Glove Department shows the highest This is a statement based Women's 2-Clasp Gloves;"Linden glace Kia} overseam sewn; in colors, black and white; aise $1.00 Pair Boys’ and Girls’ Gloves; and PX serviceable cape M sewn; in tan $1.00 Pair eather goves i pique and white; l-clasp; at Boys’ and Girls’ Mocha Gloves; 1-clasp pique sewn jin good shades of gray, at $1.00 Pair Boys’ Gloves; 1-clasp glace skins; pique sewn: wih embrowered backs; in white and coors Go ° Q 85¢c Pair Boys’ Suits at Gaving of a 50 or More Boys (and their mothers) who like the good things in clothing—the little touches of tailor- ing art that distinguish the boy who is dressed from the one who is merely clothed—will find no better place in town for that kind of ° New-Model Corsets ; at $1.90 Sold regularly at $3,50 Made of serviceable coutil in the long-hip style; daintily trimmed with lace and ribbons; hip and front sup- porters attached. Second Floor oe Powder Toilet Accessories Pei core ar STATS AD At Low Prices i Venetian Violet Tonlet Soap, 1Ocbx amity Bath Sponges large 25¢ Java Face Powder, a 21c Mme. Robinaire’s W alnut Hair Dye, at 20c Colgate’s Toilet Waters: assorted ocors; at 38¢ Hush Perspiration Cream; at a 4 Babcock’s Corylopsis Extract; at . . 22c Eleaya Cream; at . 50c Main Floor is Seulnemoyaee AR Persian Novelties: in net and Veilings Chiffon eifects; also plain and dotted Tuxedo mesh in all the wanted colors; 14% Zand 3 yards long, 1% yards square; value $1.00 to $6.00; at 75¢ 0 $4.25 Tuxedo _and_Pussian_Net Veilings; plan, fancy and dotted eects; all colors 1n- cluded; value 38c yard, at 25c yard Hair-Line Veiling: in all the best shades; ee 10c yard Main Floor 6th Avenue, 18th to 19th Street FURNITURE SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS MONTH hould Ro Katte Charge tor tt es hMegrigemente, tos, The World may any American Distros Meseeuser & de city cart oF Basise ——10 1010 no 10 10) SPECIAL SUNDAY WORLD SONG SERIES ANNOUNCEMENTS HAVE YOU HEARD “My Little Mademoiselle.” It’s by GEORGE M, COHAN, aid the Cohan & Harris comedians atre in Cohan's newest mus: By special arrangement with the p complete, will be given with The Sunday World} On Sunday cel Oct. 18. 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