The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1909, Page 5

a> aie rag ae WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1909, Talk to them of Lebanon, they will tell you of thelr Amer |homes In Brooklyn, the rubber pl FIVE PRINCES OF e BLOCD ROWALN © an citizenship, the ith, one sup tand the perambulator of thelr burned harder and t and But They Have Given Up Their Titles and Are Plain American Citizens, ONE EMIR IS A WAITER, | Dr. Greene proprietor of Dr. Cireene’s Ner- vura, the well-known medical lecturer and eminent specialist yom ten to twen p to the twenty to in all nervous and chronic dis ee Double S. & H.’’ Green 7 | Tomeetias Made fixornow’ Good as New Sale of Sheet Music this week (70 hits), 10c, a copy. Other Sales: Women’s Broadcloth Cazes, Women's Footwear, Women's Suits and Dresses, Pictures, Table Crvers and Portieres, Steel Mesh Hand Kags. Musie Roll (abineis, Baby Coaches, (Details in tonight's Journal.) Suits 89¢| NO CONNECTION, WITH ANY OTHER STORE OCOPERG J:B.GREENMUT, PRES MEW YORK Men’s *15 to 518 New Spring SIEGEL Sixth BY Sal- SVE _ apollo Hest , poe Segoe. eases, whose successiui Hi rom forty am of tice s extended over forty 4 ie am iin " WALDORF MANAGER SUED, fitise ss extended over, forty None of ihe Quintet Ever Ex-| reroll wonanvel id Bestest metivs avoreratenelraratession’ pects to Return to y her with a Wite of Harvey S nison Ape Dr, Greene can be consulted { free of charge, either by letter & or personally, at his office, ¥ West 14th St., New Yor! City, $ plies for a Divo Turkey, Remember that Dr. G cene himself receives and examines) all patients who call at bis of- |) fice and personally answers all | letters of those who write. Dr. Greene has no branch offices and no assistant physi- ig cians, There have been princes and princes | fn New York—in which town tt has | Been rev | ded in print one may get ane anything one pays.for, even princes—| | courteou Dut it remains for The Evening World | hetter ty Joseph Bellamah is a most polished business man of the | nded of his prin to-day to present to its renders pos. | Sip, h t. i that I am an ———————— aibly the only block In the world In| Emir," he said. a coo 5 which one can find five princes under citizen and | ould T want tot othing lef mir," wa g ; ne round top. The man who named Prince street— | office 8 for ‘or a Jean District Messenger 19 P.M. which 1s further uptown—never knew | Bight hi anything hounded by | Gt estors and t Cedar, Alt eich cand’ Waahe| ct vince of Leb ay swept in fre Ington streets, or he'd have reserved decialon, : 1 ; SL ae) | eee teeln with you may not know | en mira 7 | he re s a land of old erebar Bel J °] i i COOH UeoEar EAI creed ya eae mereRUNL SE Bel en ou ee aye ut E HAVE had many a clothing bargain that made New | clroular Wiidowe ands dere cline. use Of trouble York “sit up and take notice,” but never one more aston- | ng to the like fatigu Suflane aint . z , ishin is. that Indescribable halt sw her, the he There comes a time when your grip on things weakens, ehthacl tae gour smell that is the Orient. Your nerves are unstrung, the vital forces low, the stomach pe TS Wh saurstset | ig eae and the blood Enpoverisheds You fel old age BOP Cod enh pe eee oe a ae Golden Horn,” the tmporting firm—in | by ¢ creeping over you. Be careful of yourself. Take 300 Suits woutd sell regutarly here at $17.50 thetr « pungent lofts are cages of Ping ; i and sticky, BEECHANIS PILLS at once; there is need to renew the Kfe forces. Weak nerves, wearied brains, sick stomach, feeble blood, torpid nion of the 7 i Bast Land of the Five Usually Princes. , i >| A te ei | : . . : we tell you WHY such events are made possible, but this time we jon't expect to hear English spol ish bowels— H ae (expect (0 af Bngsh en liver, slugg sh bowels—all feel the quickening effects of challilon veryaul ronatcearthetrensen, Beecham’s Pills, Their use makes all the difference, The tonic action of these pills upon the vital organs is imme- diate, thorough and lasting, “hey are Nature's own remedy For Run-down Conditions Sold Everywhore in Boxes, 10¢, and 25¢, fanny - | eseate Ready Tomorrow—An Unusually Choice Lot of at $12 15 1 fallen into “Bey Means Money. ‘ doa Syrian, asked to ex- aning. “Why, Bey means 4 to buy the title. It was not know lls owr be callod the In wha five may ro brothe fathe Yand that le the street « Direct Entrance from Astor Place Subway Station Store Opens at 8.15 ard Closes ato P.M. In New street, and | ) In the ——— : : If You Have No ’ French Hand- d <7 ah wove oot {Sample Spring SUITS for Young Women, —————— Talking Machine OMEN S_ Embroidered Underw ear sand great grand. Not much to add to complete the story of tomorrow's opportunity. There are too many styles ome here and let us show . , 3 : 4 ; R ey nee fn the old shadowy to describe, and from one to ten suitsin each - you what vouvere mniseing, The prices are reduced in @ stock adjustment. The underwear is the real dainty, her grasp on the provini of the burning A rode the hard smart model—150 in all, The two illustrated are characteristic of the group. e THE POINT IS HERE: The Suits are unusually fine—made as samples of his best sk.ll by a maker ot unquestioned abil-.- ity. The wholesale prices on many of these suits were considerably more than we ask for them at retail—$12.75. Sizes are 14, 16 and 18 M » Whence longer find it. It is merged in the gen- | wal term, Look for Beirut. aly ar ancy Panama The lot was of 900 suits (nearly), of which— Nearly 300 would sell regularly here at $18 Our Sale Price is $7.95 This offer of new, spring suits, from first-class makers, at the very threshold of the season, at about one-half the normal prices is something that really demands an explanation. Yours not to wonder why— Yours Lut to come and buy. Here are the suits, and the values will announce themselves to everyone who looks at them. The reasons don’t matter in the face of such facts. All hand-made garments—all sizes—every good pattern and color that the coming spring will call its own. Alterations These suits being made by lirst-class tailors, and as we have all sizes, we can fit 85 per cent. of all comers perfectly WITHOUT ALTER. ATIONS, But if alterations are necessary, We must charge for them The charge will be— 25c tor Jrousers 50c for Coats and Vests (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) French, hand-embroidered goods; perfect in every respect. ; jowns-—harid-embroidered scalloped | Chemises—hand-embroidered; scal- | Drawers—hand-embroidered; sprays oe Rit "Prench Guin | loped edge; eyelets with ribbon; | and scalloped edged Paitents " regularly sold at $2.25; | soft cambric; carefully made gar- fine, soft French cambric; hey seusinnn . $1.50 ments; sold usually at $1; regularly $1.69; at $1.25 $2.95 Gowns, $1.95 s $1.50 Chemises, $1.00 HEL Drawers, $1.50 $3.50 Gowns, $2.50 $2.00 Chemises, $1.50 $2.95 Drawers, $1.95 $4.50 Gowns, $2.95 $2.75 Chemises, $1.95 $3.75 Drawers, $2.95 A large assortment of these slips in lawn, batiste and silk; white and colors; well-fitsing garments, prettily trimmed; priced at . $1.50, $1.95, $2.50. $2.95, $3.95 to $10.50 If You Have One, But Don’t Use It it's because you need new records. Come and hear some of the latest. All models of Victor Taiking Machines and Ldison Phonographs sold on terms of $ a 1 week eae | Princess On Washington street, however, they oH oti TE La EL ata clot: s. Mohairs ard Serges, in all the beautiful Spring Slips Siegel Couper Store, Second Floor, Cenier.) ATI Sire ‘ 3 : scades and stripzs. Many o! the covts are richly silk. Siege! Cooper Rea tee rut, a town Y 8 tell nd the silk s and t Eas es as ale cea AIG aeeels ine ancy braid characteristic of th = ; ions are con: mon throughout the collect Bye a Wh t L “M d 4 conta! sity in Bue ye on'Sale Thursday—Old: Bases my fe Pals & h rope. And sot! hose ances Above on Sale Thursday—Old Baseinent. TREN yy 1 e mger 1e = a ras als S n tors, they will de with bur- Tailored Waists at 50c ‘8 of the royal Dlooded makers and ite yon i es of the Syrian quarter If you look for Lebanon on the mod- ern map of Turkey tn Asia you will no | noose und karat ¢(spear) among the y. My HESE three models, in the leading spring styles, two of | fiery Haramis (brigands) of the Well-made Waists of white madras, with front ak which we illustrat » Were selected at random from among desert three hundred years ago, are of tailored plaits; open in front; !ony sleeves | thousands of white lingerie and madras waists shown here tw ywnoins the ae with cuffs. / tomorrow at dollar of lel them, recollection of the old days of the Bent} Kahtan (the bards), who prged them on to battle against the Invading Turks ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A 6000 STOMACH This Offer Should Be a Warning to Every Man and Woman, mighty China Silk Waists at $2.50 es and lace-trimmed s, with lace cuffs. With square yoke o frent with fine piait: Dressing Sacques at 38c Of white lawn with colored figuies; kim belt at waist, Wrappers at $1 y. black Style, with perca’e with white or blue The newspapers and medioal Senora Ae ee SOR Acasa mee ee i's eently have had much to ay » toa 36ir6 White Nainsook and Long Cloth, 2 vd. piece | famous milion ; A ‘ i rns _ - \ te madras; Collar of self ma- lars for a new st * than we have seen at Uus pri 1 other st W terial; waists ‘This great multl-millionaire was too busy to worry about the condition of his stom- ach. He allowed his dyspepsia to run trom bad to worse until tn the end it became On Sale Now—Old : | like your opinion of it. Plenty on hanc, We're Moving SHOES Something Good in Men’s dol ee Petter than we have had’ be ore—be Incurable, =< ee ee =a His misfortune serves as a warning to 9 tomo riow's 2 ny ili t 3 11 sue xno ates vit drmepaa or | NOVElty Handkerchiefs _ Uiese Days meses Groceries, Eggs, Rice Biscuits, Hie. MI 75 Cut suffers with dyspepsia for ~ ; lenty of bargains daily the next week, In T » Ur ye Th 6. tO”. "| & few sears will give overything he owns Fo pare Irish ‘inen with “solid colored centers,’ moving stocks sma'l lots are rootd out, reduced f Mai_and Tel. phony Urders Prompity F ud Call Ch Wea 4,00 Glass 05 Fa new stomach F , 5 } — srints, cas 7 ' 5 Dyspepsla {x caused by an abnormal state’ f O¢Ders with coore polka cosa and i meee and sold quickly, ‘These .ots never get their name | Strictly Fresh Kges Red Ripe Tomatoes | N a jples e Cc ‘of the gastric Juices, There is one element | M*fch the borders, They are 25c each, but the i, the papers, Cthers, such as those below, are F We Maryllia brand; case 81.43; No. 2 fame ‘ ” Waissing, The absence of this destroys the J Vidlues are so unu ual you will want a dozen, at, re enough to mention, | | Nene d CEN || HORA coy th Nene Betiee 8c ; . function of the gastriv fluids. They lose es } —-— 7 ~ wt 7 . thelr power to digest food ‘$62.75 for 12—Assorted Patterns Men's Shoes at $1.50, $2 and $2.50 NORWAY She ns we ow able tc ¢ mins All tho ought nostly fror n stod ‘ 3 1 ea ior le ot ar Men's White Handkerchiefs that a good ie he (ancien Hue «at | Hi oe ae Wi) _Bteel ue Coffee thelr digestive power, and to make the value, have cro-s bars and other terns or one. BTravete iva rs A Hai ESE |W faiea Halll eal bem toetlarnl ei BkKed Mtomach strong and well just erenen to snake idem distinctive and i i Mae ane tp (strong); Ip. can 38s, 3 Ww 0) that 1 a ‘able: ceprable to men who do: a co.orint 4 SAN LAR PRUs D yd Milena cepa ies a tanee handkerchie(s. ‘These are 28c each, ve} || oY 35e sae : poset HEEL 5 A) Ga Cae White Linen Handkerchiefs for Women, with ee Sea eat rcs a8; s Harn eee We w narrow hems and dainty block initial, are ~~ Boys’ Shoes at $1 Hi $| < SOAP Hare \ f ata quality iriple F ’ s 4 aes ragrant Teas six for 50c. Patent leather lace, for small boys who wear sizes up} } | A 82.90: 10 larg ane Hilo bah $146k ‘8: a | Si grees: gr 1 e786 Others hemstitched, without initial, are special at G0¢ to 13. Some vitls’ shoes in the lo iM ena = We ceige abd Ib. . A atin dozen, On Sale Now 0! Basement as much again. On Sale Now men. | Hams and Bacon lo = atesn and Slack teats BO)e loa 1. Oh ave H | Hams and © onvues Sis green’ and bik’ Heat) Re A atu JOHN WANAMAKER 2 Mite tune] | a Peles, atbush ave. Ht Wr aver t pcan OR eres . bicdi " Tear g? epperite Ralph are, oat iosdy ay curd Avelue. uit (ouliesiti ot set _ . for “S, & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them ncn 49¢, $1 and $1.95 \ [At §1| Women's Lin-| Women’s [At $1.95] gerie Batiste Beautiiul : Waists elaborately tashioned | Lingerie Batiste Waists ich taney yoke ofembrotd- | iccigned with Dutch collar of lace; f ors wbellia } with | front is. made of all-over embroidery ; Nhe .. | sleeves are tucked anditrimmed with full-length insertion; choice of + quarter length sleeves. t ‘ailored Madras Waists ied froat; (ull length Ves, With neat cuffs | ten in back. At 4 Floor, Center.) (Sieyel Cooper Store, Se