The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1909, Page 14

14 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1909, i | Globe-Circling Bluejackets Bring Ashore | Some Trifles for the Girls They Lett Behind (IT FLEW A BOAR “Lorr We’re proud of the enviable reputation we've built up as the BEST VALUE-GIVING STORE IN | GREATER NEW YORK, but in these Anniversary sales we feel that we have reached a climax—the very zenith in our career of value-giving; that here a. ‘ ; ; WEST. at STREET 4! is presented the most magnificent, the most volumi- “ Liman _GUARANTEED OR_ MONEY. PROMPTLY. RECUNDED | nous collection a UNQUESTIONED UNDERPRICED [our RESTAURANT sore wie S309 es 30c) merchandise ever offered in retailing. A OYARN OF THE CRUISE | Sale of Our Celebrated Lace ‘| ‘Floor Oilcloth,| Curtain lied at 17ic Bargains ‘An Anniversary Special for Tuesday} <A Quartet of Salas Only. Rare Wild’s 75c Cork | Under-price ‘i at 35c LUGGING THE Brussels ia SOUVENIRS. ASHORE; URE SHOWING OFFA SOUVENIR KIMONO To as OE THEART TARS DOING A MARATHON ON DECK. Te WAY UP be ae GT mL. | GRIEVING, ENDS LIFE, IM INDIA | Brooklyn Man W orried Over Losses and Sister's Death, , Loufs Koenkamp, a bartender, forty years old, of No, §35 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, died early to-day in Bushwick Hospital of self-inflicted injuries. Last night, at about 11 o'clock, he cut him- JACKS ASHORE Such daring tnderpacing of well known Rugs brings the ripest bargains of the year. Bromley’s Smyrna Rugs perfect; made by world Specials for Anniversary Renaissance Ruffled Curtains sin Curtains, with Renals 7) These Rugs are absolute. famed J » Bromley Mil xf Grief over the death about two years Value $4 Value $12 q s LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 1.--Capt, | ago of @ favorite sister, and money Rush Wells, of Troop I, Fourteenth troubles, are said to have = 4,50 ne 856 1} eat tucks” Mrs, Wells {8 the daughter of Bie jen, | kamp secured a position, and the tes Their Teeth Out. Jeorge H, Burto: , with whom | months he was out of work made —_——— she is living. Cal is the son of |depressed and destroyed his interest { Gin cinta mun an tin intro of | rig.-Gen, Almond B, Wells, retired. life. | Mrs. Wells brought sult in Redlands ~ the battlesiip New Jersey, with her seven months ago for divorce. Spec alse KING'S AUTO HITS TREE, Cavalry, has filed a suit in San Fran-|Koenkamp to commit suicide. He and Even Menagerie of sete of Bate Ship. “ENG LESSON if cisco for divorce from Mrs. Lella Bur-| his brother were In business for them: Reversible Brussels Rugs Wells, ace her of, desertion |e {1 about a y whe \ 1 at: Souvenirs Are Shaking ton Wells, accusing her 0! rtion [eee at ut @ year ago, when 5 98 || . 85c. All Woo: Brussels Car- while he was serving in the Ph Very recently Louls Koen- alte 50 pet, 49c | Muslin Ruffled Curtains twin sister, the Rhode Island, at ¢ for her Ge § | MADRID, March Alfonso was Japanese =) eter : | Tornpkinsville, aft g the ; sy-| He riding In aturday near I cane A Oe AN TUN CRU cre cs : Fi oy cy le iM Daten Ready, but Gas Ex [course tay not, aL aicenane eee allt 5.98), os fa aR TRIRTPRRTIC Arai eS lobe and ploughing th 1 seven | of Viole wld ded and 6 d barely é brow: tndson i M — perpetually’ irritable, e arely missed pro) mindsy tropic sae, couldn't wig for a) Plodes—Fire Drill Empties | perperuaty: teri re ated x steerer ae em nore ne a ame So eres emer hat enero ame ee (nat a a aa es te eee was made w was Injured, | cent this morning. He had the shakes, | The cold had got into the very marrow} of him, | een ee UND Se ‘Starling ih gAnnive ar saryOifering| ys’ $3.90 of Women’ s Spring 3-Piece 9 a NOTIONS dem leila ne Pants: | ER § ele Suits at 9.98 | ALTERATIONS FREE. | | te cel er eicrree vt 1.98 Staten Island School. While a cinss of twelve girls were re: | The signalman on the bridge of the| Rhode Island, to take him and at the same time make a wig who was trylne pnd a wag of response, was smitten| Totteny taten Island, the big 23rd Street 34th Street with a similar chill, His effort t -| double ra exploded, but none of mit Capt, Murdock's dignfled and cour-|them was hurt i teous message 0: rning greeting tO| The girls, whose ages range from nine O 5 : al 6a E ue ae slogeed? Us| ! n Tuesday, March the 2d, 6 ta i { meat n er AU slowed UPI fol Were in what was formerly oy ! with Impromptu profanity. the s » but whieh has been | EE HELIN: Sein used, since a large, modern building | Ese W Ay) Thi SONS) PA | His Wigwagging Frozen Out. Finally, the Rhode Island wigwagger| wie erected next il vrew down his flag with a s! OC) eee e was muffle fs double vy er that Jimmy y referred to aa i im ud gently kicked hi ck le had absor' RIBBONS. Jn Both Stores, Me IPESINGW AY SONS! BEST. WC Ast IBLE EMBROIDERY StL AK 535 inch Satin Taffeta ..23¢ per yd. si yee 634 inch Satin and Moire Taffeta , liss Florence f 2 ig a lesson In bread 30c per yard Complete assortment of colors, black, white and cream, A new Spring stock of Imported and Domestic Ribbons. him, and jus ) dividual, off Moc DRESSMAKERS’ PNGUISH / PINS— 4 he paj 2ue Murray were re e Hurray v baking. The dough was ready a SAFETY PINS Heavy nicke! Miss Murray i 1% THE PAMOUS CLARK ON. T. SPOOL COT TON—6 cord; full { 4 EN HOMUOMT NRE) n with pi “H-h-h-b $ t a 1.98 The Final Price Cut on ; tei i 5 Men’s and Youths’ Suits and Over- Wo nen's $6 Fur [rome coals, Formerly Marked $10 to $15, Coats from 9 to \ To-morrow at 5,00 To- Taorrow at i 98 re rervalooairel ART NEEDLEWORK DEP'’TS, In roth Stores, Stamped Underwear Patterns on fine 7 Nainsook and Cross-bar materials. Novelties in Belts, Dutch Collars, had n Hats, Baby Bibs, Caps, Boots and Capes, aye ate Centre Pieces, Scarfs and Cushion ard “WHAT'S THE USE?" pres aN’ Nen-nen-n ot li-like ar rote sig in er si-m-m-m-m- | ¢ ne a lot confined to the | Both ba m truck the weath PILLOW RUPPLING — 4% yarde shaden va soon atarn ines 19¢ Lops. This is the title oF the very clever song : LADIES PAD Hose st en now being sung by Jack Barrymore at the Sale of 250 dozen Stamped Patterns N YI ym SUPDORTERS. A Broadway Theatre in “A Stubborn Cinder- a 25 15¢ £9,98 ella." Wordy and music complete with considerably below usual prices. CEU CERRY AMES Gowns on fine Nainsook..., Chemises ‘‘ oe dines Drawers mt My pneio Corset Covers heat Waists, on Momie Cloth, A Sensational Sale of Women's Sample | Hone Sample raring Women’s sii, | Hats fayncrnes at Exactly 14 Price | Raincoais at 4,98) mfioe Hawkins, out of w st ins Se — y : > of water-proofed, silk u 4 Phage RM Ete SAN Corsets In Both Stores, lade of water-proofec K= if 1s All Corsets Carefully fitted. CEILING PEATHER DUST han 10¢ “FIBRE. PALLS stitched shoulder straps; large pockets; t with pointed cuff; irimmed 4 with fancy large buttons; shown in black, tan, wine, 4 Fie green or eriy be tea ow Augustine Corsets, filled with whale- ll sleeve, bone. Medel for average figure, with long deep back, strong front and_ side supporters, 1,45 usual price 3,00 Augustine Corsets, made of fine Imported mercerized Batiste and Coutil. Filled with Walohn and Whalebone, Models for averaze and well developed figures. Strong front and side sup- porters. 2.85 usual price 6,00 Augustine Corsets. New spring | ! Le material tailor a 7 | models, cut extremely long, greatly reducing the figure into slender lines. Especially designed to be worn with gowns made of the most clinging fabrics, 3.00 to 12.50 CKERS We've been saving this item for just this occa- sion, Without a di the biggest bargain in Rockers in th y of furnituresselling, ul Mahogany Rockers, very heavy ated panels and rlling seals ey're ngly mnfortable). SOROSIS SHOES. In Eoth Stores, combinition of comfort and Sorosis a perfect shoe. 23rd Street 34th Street $7.50 and $9 values at $5, $6 and $7 of-Arms live and dead souvenirs voyage