The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1909, Page 5

ae x THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 5, 190. 6 mmr Double “'S, & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock CHILDREN PRAY \ A p \ FOR RETURN OF SaaS SUEP-TITTPTaPEEEneneraraeneny ron Till GEEEP"GF ERS ERE ' MISSING BOY. \j CROSSTOWN OMNIBUSES on 18th Street carry palrons of thie pias. ERNE to and from sA¢ Other Important Sales Tomorrow _— 10 MURDER LIKE | Tie (oe esas 128 AUS tb eisu ane as GUE ED, OTE mus a EAE cipnnaae 2 Great Sale of Spring Overcoats and Suits for Men and Youths at $12.50. ; = oS = Gloves for Me 1 Wome Misnea’ $25 Three-Piece Suits—clever apring modele—at $18.50. { cua Wolf Tells Police Gas * Was Turned Into Room Misses’ Tailored Jumper Dresses at $6.50. Through Secret Tube. " MEET ME AT SIEGE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE <== = = Women’s $16.50 Spring Coats at $10.75. Men’s Spring Hats at $1.35. Spring Foot Mould Shoes for Men and Women. Sheet Music Hits of the Day at &. and 15c. a: Cigars, Wavh Goods, Pianos. Full details of these sales in tonight’s Journal, | J.B.GREENHUF, PRESIDENT, Books Worth Havin UR sale of publishers’ surplus stocks of books is in ee and These Handsome $25 offers the best opportunity you arelikely tohave in a year to get good books cheap. We weeny tage in which to mention all the titles, but these few will Dresses for Women at give you an idea of the character of the literature offered and the prices at which it can be bought: Jorld’ ics | WHERE SPEECH ENDS—ty R.H, | BEAUTIFUL HOUSES; A Study In The World’s Best Classics Schauffler; publisher's price 95 House Building—by Louis H, Gib- This is a 9 of books seldom | fis). gale price... *, &OC | son; fully illustrated; pub- 85 offered at a sacrifice, i lisher’s price €3; sate prico OVC an ideal example of w SCOTT'S COMPLETE POETICAL | e books should be. The fp WORKS—2 volumes; illu 1d | Pars AND DAUGHTERS OF clear and big, the bindin, Library Edition; publisher 4 ON! - DAYS AND THE ind’ the, papers of a quallty_ nol | price 23; eule peige, a'eet., 9OC | YOUNG REPUBL fas through twenty feet of 5; a Cy by Mee J | } i actual echeme which, Clara Wolf, of | No, 8 West Sixty-fourth street, de- s found in the average editions of Brooks; teres, Oscar Ihle concocted for the pur- F Zz Dn bese of ending her life. Ine was held in $2,600 ball In West Side Police Court ADE fl 1 the boys and girls in St. George's ~da; =| to-day on @ short affidavit made by Cen: Sunday school have been asked to pray teal OMce Detective O'Donnell in which | for the of Paul Hugo Par- | he te accused of being undor suspicion | Ker, a classmate, sixteen years old, who Prepared tubing from a gas jet | + ACCUSES OSCAR IHLE. He Is Held in $2,500 Bail, but Declares He Can Prove an Alibi, The plot of @ French detective story ould not be more ingenlous than the price $2.50; wale price... Standard Authors Big Store Famous. Miscellaneous Works Bets at exceptionally low prices HALLAM'S HISTORY OF THE MID- | PHB MAGNOLIA SERIES OF Goon | for th ANCIENT HISTORY lone shown: DLE AGES—3 volumes, FICTION, including such authors as | DICKENS — 15 volumes; cloth; Would be an extra good value at the price its maker GREEN'S HISTORY OF THE ENG- | Southworth, | publisher's price 810; $3.9 LISH | PEOPLE=3. volumes, emee lustlevericels meant it to sell at—$25. What do you think of it as a | of trying to kill Cara Wolf. has been missing since Tuesday morn- CARLYLE'S HISTORY OF THE lenny ; oe eee HTP n bargain at $16,50? The Wolf Bee RASHID Thie pipea | IK, He ved with his aunt, Mrs. Jo- FRENCH REVOLUTION—a vol- AN ee ea He beginning-of-the-seaso g' $ umes, MILL'S POLITICAL ECONOMY—2 sephine Garrow 8 West Forty- Aside from the attractiveness, beauty and originality of the style (the designer never turned out anything better), the quality of the rich, lustrous satin deserves special mention, and the workmanship is the kind that tion edition; publisher's, @Q 7% price 820; eale price... $9.75 RITIQUE OF PURE LOWELL'S CO! 1 volurpe. GOSSIP_ FROM PARIS DURING ae i ORY OF PHILOSO. | THE SECOND EMPIRE-by An- STs . FAMOUS AMERICAN ACTORS OF | ublisher's books at this! price, nor ati lsee then) “oro DAY—by MeKay and Wingate; | dale etic Toom, through a hall and into her | Ing room by means of a hole bored in} This is the Kind of Offer That Has Made The me of which are: 2 volumes; publisher's Vdc the door, Thle decares he has an 22; sale thony B. Worth Pe accuser 1 volume. HEBREW LITERATURE—1 volume, | h imperial De Luxe volumes are illustrated and were | ell at $3 eae nee ea Aner ante SURPRISE \ NGLISH LITERATURE | ¢r's "price p | WHITTIER’S WORKS, COMPLETE characterizes dresses that are made to order or that are Ct ia Ori A WS tISE \ MI | FRoissanr's CHRONICLES — 2] NEAREST THE POLE by Lieu, R. | on sails (7 apnea sold at more than twice tomorrow's special figure. \ Aa pa ae Retreats \ STORES N DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY—1 vole | Fog @t{i colored Mlustations | Saher. Pr 7,50 The model is a new and original Princess; yoke and \ cto Grits spartment:house at N \ : \ HAMILTON'S “THE FEDERALIST” | Brice S488 sale 1D) DON CUINOT Be Alvolised epezitl sleeves of self-colored net, trimmed with satin bands and SI sfo! treet, and \ eeps hd Special Sale No, \ hy 451 soutache braid; bodice is effectively trimmed with goid and self-colored embroidery. A very graceful, clinging skirt, trimmed down front with large satin buttons; long tl sweeping sash in back. This dress is appropriate for wear at the theatre or receptions, Can be had in most desirable delicate shades of raspberry, amethyst, taupe and rose; also in black and white. boarders. Ihle, who ts fifty years fat and phlegn saloon at One lume; | THE SWORD DECIDES—by Mar- Li W ind . OVC | jorte shoreny, publ her's 850 Speeches eh bhahaln price $1.50; eale price..... | incoln Odds and Ends | WEBSTER'S EVERY-DAY DIC- || 10 volumes; subscription editions TIONARY OF THE ENGLISH | cloth; was’ s 4 |GUAGE—full leather; large $5; eale pri , tneelow gre kee 59¢ Bound in. alt leather, was sale 3 old it 10; N 4 * 15¢ | panes ano GHTERS OF || price ile $3.75 ty A, THE FRENCH COURT by: Ger- Doy lish aldine Brooks; publisher's Siegel Cooper OLD WASHINGTON—by Prescott Spofford; publish» so; sale prise, 2OC| | Harrlet "$2.25 lous of } have been frequent what of a ba she says, wher ed her up on t fused to give Ih tleman trier Z (Siegel Cooper Store, Seoond Floor, Front.) | Store, Third Floor, Center.) | e e e ‘Advance Showing of Spring Suits, Top Coats ‘Millinery at ... $5 and Reefers for Boys, at 33 i HIS is a line of which we make VEN at this early i 3, and we E date, we can show @ pet specialty at $ challenge New York to show you hundreds of anything anywhere near as good at as at $5. Every one | | the price Brerentine A Evety ae Every good fabric and pattern pos- ; , b i and either in shape, ETT HA sible at the price is represented, p ; i all the garments are in the latest' ortrimming. One of the . ve Women’s Waists at $1.95 and $2.95 Newest Spring Fashions ; of lingerie and net White Japanese Silk Waists— y tasiioned with fancy yoke of Val, and Venise lace insertion; blouses embellished with lace insertion; three-quarterelength sleeves shaped with points; edged with la detective be sent to her fately. She sald bur in the house and had tried O'Donnell, sleuth, hastened 8 West Sixty-fourth street, a the Wolf household tn The detective's a to a long line of x from the gas jet in the dint through the open door into a Waists—elador- , ately desipned with yoke of Val. Ke ' | and Venise lace medallions; } blouse below yoke elaburated i with tucks and lace; full length | the next spri sles, cludes: A ves; | ene e styles is illustrated, SaCyieay “Miata I) CiLateereenueenenn S198 | ary lengths of common flexi Ing such as is used to cc from celling jets to stud gas stoves. At the two polr the tubes were fastened togethe joints had been made airtight and gas- tight with bicycle tire tape LO Bw ee te a OFC? of Mrs. Wo! cently bor this hole w Lingerie Batiste Waists—(as il- lustrated) designed with yoke both front and back of Val. and Venise lace insertion, and two large lace medallions; blouse is err pe lished with lace and tucks; u ength sleeves; trimmed entire length $2.95 Net Waists—in white and ecru; made with pointed yoke of heavy Venise lace front and back; blouse trimmed with rows of heavy lace insertion edged with Val. lace; full length trimmed sleeves; lined through- < out with Japanese silk $2.95 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Center.) hy Double-Breasted Spring Reefers Untrimmed Hats Suits In new effects and Fancy dress shapes, of fanc With knicker-/i, ail the proper ner ’ Y | | bocker trousers; sizes | Pyroxiline braid over Birouiltaventse ame spring shades; made puskra frame, Russian Blouse \With velvet col- new $ + si 1 colors, at, 1.25 Suits lar; sizes 3 to 10 \ | Ti SELON < Ready-to-Wear Hats—ot fancy hair braid; large Tam weg made with wa "4 and handsomely crowns, with folds of crimped novelty braid trimmed; sizes 2% to| In sizes 8 to 16 on brim, trimmed with a fancy rosette and a $2 95 8 years. l years, e Choice at °3 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) Ss o’ Shanter effect, with @ fancy jet band on rim; also jet | | 1828, sailor collar Top Coats long, curled aigrette, ate. .sseeesseeeerseseeee Second Floor, Front.) about 10. o'c! up at 1 o'clock hall to the rc ‘ other side of the din At that |N time the gas tubing was not in place, | She Finds the Tube. e woke up of (Siegel Cooper Sto “IN the NY Ly) _ aroceries || Great Saturday Sale of Leather Goods |/ Do Your Own for Saturday OME of the prices are cut a third‘and some a full half. All the articles are good and desirable—and made in the latest Embroidery styles and designs, ore 96c Hand Bags, 65¢ | $3.50 Leather Bags, $2.65| 48c & 59e Bags, 35¢ | Elastic Belts, 48c Stenciling . y a 5 aeETh You can decorate textiles Many pope (satins, silks, linens, bur- irene laps, etc.), and an unlimited ly made number of designs may be bags; ; made for pillow tops, por- black and | tieres, center pieces, etc, Your own ideas will give you beautitul results, the ing. partially open, a! hy full length and hung out gulping fresh at air until she was revived. Then she opened the, door ot ber roo and) WV An Eygentional Opportunity fe gaa tb for Thrifty Mothers Ys l. Strictly Fresh Eggs raze crackers: doen, tomorrow. tO the gas jet t th As soon » kill her she colorsjon Ki ashes 7 only at Fine embossed silk elastic belts; art being very simple. on who | E ib Real pigskin, calf, alligator and | thisprice |i black and large assortment of We have a beginner's out‘it con- GC Batra sold to one cus withiriveted, leather-covered aise | ported: sch etteyteatherey made $2 Jeweled Bells, 95c | "EW spring colors, with rich silver | ) taining: of the house with it ee ie encima cena lapping frame; strong lining; fitted | “P i" stylish 9 to 12-inch latest Reni ienbertedlanch Paral or gold-plated clasp. 12 oilecolor tubes, found dead in be : hues for-one week only at ail 4 7 with change purse. | spring shapes; all leather lined;| | ‘ichly i Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Frost.) One bottle of Barclay varnish, on the. Inside, By e the gas res Daylight Cakes $1.50 Elastic Belts, 8&c {trimmed with best mountings and belts in black andcolors, with fine, One bottle of monogram liquid, fom would. de found. tne \ URPRISE Fresh supplies from the ovens Beautiful French embosved web- | fitted with laree chance puree, | plated, jeweled clasps in different $5 Cowhide Bags or Stencil knife, cause of death would be a myste! Ss ee Aye: bing, with white back, in black and pees sanemnane Gain) Bless finishes, Suit Cases, $3.50 3 thle eat i a STORES maple, mus aay colors; richly gold-plated) $3 Spring Bags, $1.95 | $4.75 & $5 Bags, $3.95 | Made of extra heavy real cow- || Stencil pa (UML CE ah aE a rare CAKES, F iy Made of fine seal leather; calf-| fj alf, alligator or imported | t leather; de just ti i Book of instructions, pi eralelep ine cue er could not _ be 5 21) Sth Ave, fps $1 Leather Belts, 28¢ Fine calf, alligato Ported | hide leathe: made jus ight in comnletentt More belt bargains tomorrow; | Sin lined; top handle; inside | patent leather bags; richly teather- every detail and with secure brass fine glove kid and calfskin belts in change pocket and outside hand- jined; made in the latest soring | locks. black and colors. kerchief pocket shapes and sizes. | (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Rear.) Between 36th and 37th Sts. BSTAG West 14th St, f 7th Aves. Others at $2.50, Sand See demonstraiion in || Artists’ Supply Store, 3d floor. (SiegelCooper Store, Third Floor, Center.) and fou at work. n arreste Ihle sald he had a. night and could pro} charged that Mrs. Wolf w send him to prison and he the gas tubing herself. Mrs. Wolf was too ili to appear in the police court to-day. Magistrate Harris concluded to take a short affidavit from the detective and place b enough to hold Ihle to an examination can be STEPMOTHER OF NINE M’CABES GETS $3 A WEEK. , SH MADE BRO mdi and en DAYLIGHT. PIES—each 240 and... Fresh Mats speci’ Umbrellas at 51 and °1.50 D, MUTTON—hindquar- CANAI te F le Keats HE rainy season is approaching—here’s an opportunity to prepare for it and save money, These umbrellas won’t be 25c lk laying Ie here long at these prices. ; : Cards Columbian Taffeta Umbrellas, for Men and Women, $] | Pure Silk Umbrellas, $3] 50 We have le $00 newts a Worth Up to 52, at ee nail Worth $2.75, at mlaviaereardenhatwepunen The Coverings—Columbian The Frames—Excter paragon; e Handles—hundreds o r ~ " aT 4 ; wsterprooftaffetaand bordered 26-inch and 28-inch sizes; all | the new styles in pearl, silver, b Pah red, green Os ae WAH) sale to UTC) at ti saving colored silk; excellent fabrics are fitted with fine cases and gilt, horn, gun meta’, natural orders; selected natural handles; tor | | to youre 16¢ a pack, of, Front luded are the fal lots of s LOINS PORK. ROILING quality; W CANADA CANADA LAMB = % Husband Who Surprised Bride By Producing Children Atter Mar- Cooper will secure that we fully guarantee. tassels. woods and Directoire styles. women, Siegel Cooper Store, Main ‘ silty ° lete apartment as ——<—$— ——_ ——— ms nds as “Suc riage, Guilty of Abandonment, FeO eae ; cutas I ' ‘ EK ay $i Fa Set “Tel hy Hear desaterns outfit, including OW gi am" 25e|!| Wines and Liquors---Specials $5 Cluster Puffs at $3.25 thy | ay Sate’ Gard Hundred and Twentieth street, wh TT a 7 1. 4 ]| CANADA MUTTON—short Tue ee sae rate fas E ; ee Cluster Puffs—good quality of Washable Hair Rolls—made of | e married his eighteen wi alibi allay TURE forequarters; : 2 Y ASS OSC Loan: Botte 646) Fur ehute et | h set of ten pulls: ga, ‘eal lair; large sizes all 48¢ acarcityiol Elizabeth on Christmas and then be 8 4 =a ie Yale QRe { atilor Q8e ; 5 at YSc colors... j j aN fee | ; gan presenting her with step ebildre « $1.15 bottle Imported tes tle Ear ny || Transtormations to b> worn Floss Hair Rolle—24 inches i eat James, who was 1 i Do qualiny pepmits Bat OAC fet Gin 64e | under the hair in place o4 95 wa Bae SOC pss 19¢ | $a { 9¢ | LN a 41.25 bottle imported Sov Ie : S40 over atie Netecaie Wavy linger Puls German = 9, | Hey: win, J toy Fetter chel oA NRE ereiga Port Qye St quis No. Qf (iezel Store, Fe ‘| size hair, our 7 Eigsaarcey | Wak Adjudced guilty of abandtonmen [Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.) |] | ine serrerse : spe : Main Ganley) | See eee evrman in the by Magistra fem Court to-day. He was let go on ation on his promise to pay Klisa- Ask for “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps— We Give Them