The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1909, Page 5

SUES ORESTITE. OF ELT ACTOR BOUGCHULT SEND ae me STAGE ITERO WHO HAD A ROW OVER HIS LAUNDRY BILL. ® C) ‘ |) : ‘nla } J-B.GRECHKUT, PRESIDENT. _ 4| See Tonight 8 jing the 1 B d ] | E 1 . Cc Women’s Beautiful Spring ' Displ TAREE eo 6 ah roa C ot al venins apes Suils at pat and $18.50; Ross Wenies ee ot Aged ‘splay ot ates Indigna- as te charge bro t 2 pw CO q loded and Satin Dresses at Spouse From Whom He tion Over Arrest Fails a t i i Nese at 36.75 ( , 8. 50 and $10. 5) $16.40. (pau note nary. ony 5 ¥ 4 Re ctv aes ORG Aa ae eS Rc tt | Beauti d Ba pened Co, tias New York to Iiself in the season values that cannot be} 1 Eloped to Change Will, tu Impress Court, Se sce ts Vanes Ce: An die at and Grater Garnenes i matched. Eee a Fe ae : Sale ot Women’s Lingerie f230,000 IS INVOLVED. LAUNDRY BILL = ROW, PN, Waists at $1, $1.25, $1.60, Wes ao os ney $1.95 and $2.95, Other Woman in Case Called Stage Hero Said Arrest: Wa | hs: Women’s Petticoats of Tat- by ‘Defense Tells of the an Outrage and a Tra- Bh N, Menai, : (i ae 1 | U. S. Army Shoes for Men, Youthful “Romance.” vesty on Justice. oe ee eet Tey Latleemy alice | $1.98, 5 ens Houcleault paid his fie | Pianos, Victor Talking Ma- ‘ihe ashes smanrr a STEEL TRUST REPORTS | chines, and Edison Pha- Quarter of nographs on easy part _AUBRE EY BOUCICAULT, DECREASE OF EARNINGS. Net Profits Show Loss tor Yei ar ot j $5,000,000, Acainet 1907, The United 8 Corporation SHE TRES SUIIE ‘. Ship Captuin’s Wife Shoots | was a travesty ed a repor fiseal What Mberty year ending De San a mere laundry 4, wed falling os {In earnings pon the strects nan to enter the bears an honored him to prison, Why, an iy surp! aus, letselr, but Has Chance put me in a cell with common | decreased ly 20, as com: iminala for two hours before I « ia pared with 1997 to Recover, summon friends to bail me out. It was | —_—s—- quite ridiculous, but nevertheless it was! ENDS HER LIFE BY POISON, annoying, 1 1 cause an investiga. | tion by the author nd I shall make | i B covery effort to havo discipline applied | Husband Finds Body of Suicide )to this man who arrested me.’ The a With the Bill, | Jos seph B ker, Wife on Bining-Room Floor, Mrs, Gretcham Robarg, forty-seven years old, of No, 1019 Washington street Hoboken, committed eutcile early to Jday by taking carbolle acid | found dead on the din No.) her husband with an vith fa-|had contained ent before! The husband sa pred Instr good spirits and for her eulcide, dren, She leayes two chil- "WINDSOR FIRE 10 YEARS AGO: Patrick's Day Paradera Saw Dlare That Cost Many Lives, $s a “Contract.” was The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, Makes the food finer, more healthful, No Alum—No Lime Phosphates Helped Build Lincoln 5 Cottage | SHARE LOSES HIS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM Mechanic Who Failed to Re- port to Probation Otticer Must Return to Prison, Mr. Andy Lewis Fillin= ger, and helped to build a cottage for Abraham Lincoln about 1855, says he has been using Dutfy’s Pure Malt Whiskey since that time as a tonic medi- cine with entire satis- faction. He feels like a man of 35. April 4th, 1908, Mr. Filli: “As | now remember, | t your medi not properly th pus proceedings, “The relator’s al to the Appellate nor for exeentive cle Lice Platze H Scharff pleaded guilty to Nronging a young of marriage. He was men A charge of he promise Elmira Refgrmat in about 4 appeared In court and | wedded er i diy was building Then he was paroted {a the custody of Pate in the city o! his parole by R dation officer a was taken ber pentenced hipi to Son the old charge. Mrs, Scharf, ay faced little svoman, \ who appenred an courte with her husband, he officer wilsui jiad made, ¢ Beharff's Incarceraty Counsel for Scharit : Pear aE is Ilewa othe woman he wa Gucting had absolved hi ution under the law ee SOUND SCHEDULE RETAINED, XK. Y. and N. H, Boats Will Make No . Cltanwe in Running? NEW HAVE ee : sae “ Every testim is guarantee 1 Nettests it Duty’ 's Pure Malt ‘Whisk. jy you eat e ect buy Sp Ire purities the e It is inva Moter of he: Agevity ; makes t CAUT.ON—When you ask your druggi ing, regula 1) far According ror dealer i, CD uty’ 's pare Malt Whiskey be sure you get eine et) stamiant } fe the genuine, Itis the only absolutely pure niedicinal malt wh’ skey and is sold in sealed lottles oily; never © f ort Wread ? ss Geecbeiy: Gill, ina aed in bute, Price $1.00, Look for the trade-mark, the “Old Chemist,"? on the ‘ae! and make sure the seal {, Over the cork 's unbroken, Write Consultiv Wustrated medical booklet and free advice. Rochester, \.Y., fora free @unm edule of Sound doate Peet tre competition of outside untae, rsiien, Duffy Malt Whiske aurplusy SS a = = = ———— 7 of Danville, IIl.,, who is 84 years old, wrote: | j THE aVeniee WORLD, WEDNESDAY, & f Only 35 Years Old in Spirit||. \ | | | | | See Model at Left, 5 It is made of excellent quality broadcloth, —74- length, pointed effect at back and front; collarless outline, Piped with satin, fastening with black satin ties; tan, gray, black, rose, reseda, and cadet blue, Pictures Good Ones—and a Good Choice in Them—at HALF What Other Stores Ask. ASSORTED PICTURES—In veneer oak hon h LANDSCAPES—In gilt frames with gilt i Water colors; 25¢ Calue 50s pat CHRISTY Pi ILORED PICTURES— in. 3-inc frames; values up to 33; @] D PHOTOGRAVURE Popular subjects; I frames; spe "S1(). 5) Oil Pain goo; antin] Sou Paintings, MARCH 17, 1909, amet DO ble as. $10.75, See CenterCut, $10.75 The papular “I wo-in-One” cape; it"may be worn as a full circular known as the “Billie Burke," or draped, forming the “Toga” model; bluck satin turn-over collar with gold embroidery; in light evening shades and black, le] E House Dresses and shept ord check; shirt waist and ski prettily tucked; bis separate stock; five - with deep hem; spe- cial at m. Honse Dresses two-piece sty down back; h a SI and up to For hand-engraved, follows that you are asked $9, pecial at... | | | j e wai raordinarily mode best to be had. | Whote Head Rice Sce Figure at Right, $8.50 It is a copy of an imported cape made of exquisite shades of broadcloth with draped stock and tie of black libert satin; loops and buttons; i feature; helio, reseda und cadet blue. FOUNTA ia 106 PER G th T both vy. early. on any This shown with a new Tose, collar fastens tan, gray, Spring. ‘ond Foor, Front) A Typicel Big Store Shoe Sale payment terms. Sheet music at 10c. These EarlyDaysAre Choosing Your HE choice will never be larger than it is hats early, for the very best ideas are the first snapped up and many of them are not duplicated, while as to prices we do our part to encourage early buying. It seems scarcely necessary to say all this in view of the fact that you ARE buying Think You Mave Ever seen We have never, at uny time in But that's only variety is goo and a better chance to get the exact shape and the precisely-right combination of colors that suit: you. lurge variety is the factor of beauty and be. comingness, hats—as well as the most in number think any New York store has ever had at one time, Prices begin at $5. line has been prices are sensible and reasonable. ‘'e |For Detail Details of the Following Sales e Best Days for Spring Hat now, nor will the prices be lower, In fact, there isa distinct advantage in ‘ariety and price to those who buy their We sold more hats last Monday than day during the entire season last year, Is :he Largest Showing We y year, here, Large it gives you a freer choice as many hats as are now on a part of the story. But better even than the And these are the ha that tye You know what ov¢ $5 it’s better than ever this *All ’ i ry Prices range upward to $75. We ask you less than haf price for high class and up-to-the- minute, desirable-in-style shoes. ade with aist is sleeves; Kk; ced hi gored skirt,) 98¢. nade in one- and some buttoned rlownee $1.50, $1.95, GD $2.90 (sieget Cooper Store, Second Fla | Engraving for Weddings Special Pre-Easter Offer est class work you will find our e. One of the many underprice offers 100 Wedding Announcements or Invitations With inside and outside envelopes; engraved in script (limit of 10 lines) on Hurd’s super in ine stock, made with wel Your choice of kid A(Siegei Cooper Stors, Second tieor, Rear.) House Dresses and Aprons You wouldn't think it possible to sell garments like these at the prices we name here—for they are made of extza good material and are finished in a very neat and thorough manner. -of striped percale Aprons,—tor maids and waitresses, Of lawn; finished with ruffle and strings; at, 19¢ Of lawn; anne Swiss and | cross-bar; at, atamdgor De Of lawn; sith euireidered bretelles; ut... mare 9c And a variety of styles at pre to $2 In every detail the work Same ay of work Third Floor, Center.) ORR one Grocery Specials for Tomorrow Yail ant Telephone Orders Promptiy Fuled. White Cherries 8 extra, ROYAL ANNE _ New Macaroni No {le mney ye jor 'S. & H, " Green Trading Stampe— We Give Them —best, new, spring ands This extraordinary and timely offering isthe result of the bankruptcy of two large shoe concerns, $1.95 for $4 Shoes also patent leathers, $1.50 Shoes for Big Boys, Good styles, mac to withstand plenty of wear: kidskin, lace only; sturdy leather soles; all sizes ted soles (a o1 or cloth tops. Full 98¢! Victory Drophead Sewing Machines $13 and $14) We q ve Free One “Magic Dar- ner,” a Practical and Useful Devive for Darning Hose, Lace Curtains, ele., Price of Which | easy running, durable ma- chines, built of the best materials, put together in the most modern and thorough manner, and guaran- teed to give satisfaction, Tomor- row, $13 and $14. Fountain and Victory Sewing Machines Down, $1 1 a We eek oud, 150, $19.75, "20.75, $23.75, Calt Chelsea 4000. Crisp Soda Biscuits | Gra packages Was! ung Powder Hare i Soap; '6¢ Pane oo C 15e BE 15C * 16¢ * 88c | | Ldc Hazel Bacon We 1A. style, Losec a rr rn (ane? Green Trading Siainps With All Purchases Before 12 0’ Clock==4