The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1909, Page 6

‘ | ' : : seme _THE EVENING WORLD, | j a ie “IT’S BIG BILL TO-DAY rai \ 4 iy A ey re Wg ' ' Wh} Ny A, W Ries Says| | 1 Hy | | \ urd” Already Has “Ex- | / | | ' tension Rights” to Isthmus, | ‘THROUGHRICH SECTION | Guatemalans Want Railroad | and Would Make Great Concessions for It. less pee, | | Further confirmation of the report | | that 1. H. Harriman's ambition {s to] | extend his Mexican Southern Pacifio | | to Panama was obtained to-day Ferra 5) | Sldney A, Witherbee, of Mexico city, Ww | fn American who has ye ee al ale f Pres t D New | y WNVAVENAL the land of Presiden in | Wii) Wine York to Panama b Mr, Harri 1 ed Inst night's F ng We widely | read and caused much fon tn | CoE Ko: “Axe Wall street. { E y Witherbee is the man who se Mr. SHERIFF FOLEY SUED. FRIDAY, MAROH 19, 190», AULLED WITH RABBIT “DTN HS POCKET Ito the John street station, . found Ina Cay purse a rabble Y ort hon Hagner, 0 fifty years Porty-fourth Superfluous Hair Se ‘McPartland a0 O'Flaherty Co. 40th and 4{st Sts. &th Ave, Hie gaea Destroyed The Last Days of Our Great : ine va (Kil the Hair Roots) | 5 Let me do this for you. Igive you Loi o reac fy it fall the benefit of my ten years’ ‘ex- yl T remove hair from the perience, ‘ace or arms and it nsvera tons again n rt cut Remember, every patron of my level | office I treat personally, and I guar- . Jantee satisfaction, Call,’ phone [2126-38th St.,] or send || postal for information. JAMES B. QUINN Suite 1103 Monolith Building 45 West 34th St, N. Y. ment pu ton A pe n the edxe of upset, and the man! auit In the air, landed a. He was dead St. Greogry’s body was taken GH. Altman & Cao. ARE OFFERING RAL THOUSAND YARDS OF PRINTED FOULARDS, PONGEE SILKS, SATIN MESSALINE, NOVELTY SILKS, SILK CREPES, ETC, AT VERY LOW PRICES, IN DRESS_LENGTHS ONLY. SEV: TO-MORROW 15,000 (SATURDAY), MARCH 20+, YARDS OF DRESS SILKS WILL BE PLACED ON SALE, CONSISTING OF ALL- SILK =ROUGH SHALES, PONGEES IN THE LATEST Ae AT 68, PER YARD IMPORTED SUMMER SILKS, {N BLACK AND WHITE, AND BLUE AND WHITE STRIPES AT 58c, PER YARO WHITE WASHABLE. SILKS, 27 INCHES WIDE, 5&c, TO 78c, PER YARD SOLD _IN_DRESS_ LENGTHS ONLY, Aged Sisters Disvosseaset hy 4 ALSO TO.MORROW (SATURDAY), MARCH 20th. Courts Order Demand 850,000, phe Bai Opens Rich Section, : . a ‘ seu . nn F A ata : A SALE OF BOYS' CLOTHING AT THE a Proposed a Yucatan Line, i FOLLOWING ESPECIALLY LOW PxiCES Mr. Wither 2 i —_-ae Ss aa Fopag ce cap ge aaa BOYS’ CHeVIOT NORFOLK SUITS ; At $5,90 | Philips! shorn BOYS’ RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS OF WASHABLE GRRE GR Rte MATERIALS . . , AT $1,90 12 West 23d Street | is | important Specials On the Main oot io ‘0 Bozen Waists, i 3 i fe into n Crepe, 2 1 all leading White and Black, Hote)... 1.90 2.90 4.90 “i 10 00 Silk : Petticoats 1.00 6.00 poYs' COLORED WASHABLE BLOUSES, WITHOUT COLLARS, SIZES 8 TO 14 YEARS EACH, 65¢, SPRING STYLES IN BOYS’ AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING * BOYS’ AND YOUTHS' FURNISHINGS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY 34th Street, 35th Street and Sth Avenue. | Hackett Carhait 6@ Boys’ & Children’s Dept.—Broadway at 13th St. SPECIAL SALE OF | Boys’ & Children’s : 48 oe SPRING SUITS & REEFERS Noriolk and Double Breasted Suits PLEATS oP AEG BCA 3? — > horrow=-Last Day of g, oo), This Dollar Sale ata DOPFEE BLENDING Infinit. Pains Taken by Som I s DOLL AR SALE is ove i ; } (en! ait SIX LONG Mf Manufacturers. } her ¢ ie SrA RNITURI REG: s and ARPETS on ¢ f POLLAL CASH. Tivery This offer he Id od 8 this SALE ger the business LOW PRICES, k nan Furs and other wearing apparel; Rugs, Robes, etc., received for storage and insured against loss or dumage by Moth, Fire or Theft. you, au Articles stored with us receive the same aretvenatishiniiony care and atlention as our Cwn goods, ly | ——— Charges for alterations ond repairs ce : | made during the summer are maieriaily H 1S “GOOD AT lower than at other times, i oo Gem \ “Wmn)" i; > > OHEN 1) qeSuntoy Ward's Wont Diet 184 Fifth Avenue, ; I en 6 evakes more offers of pos ees 7 Ore | wy ; SATURDAYS Gad Van ay akeiees i | Elghty-eight years’ experience in the care | =/ UNTIL 10 P.M, medium in the univers, | ||’ of furs. ; “AA RoR CINC: NNA ell ne ee ANE BIG" ST Per A FANE ART | {s so famous for And tt combinations 0! yrows were s famous blend 1s served at the d through the ("== guaran- every par- Of blue serge and fancy mixtures Sizes 8 to 15 years $ $9.50 Regulariy $7.50 5 & & $10.75 Sailor and Russian Suits and Reefers 13, § $°9.50 Regulariy 36 eg | to $8.75 ie In fine blue serges and fancy mixtures ~ Boys’ > Wash Suits 45) Values $3.00 & $4.00 Sailor and Russian §; styles f ee FUR ‘STORAGE Telephone 3260 Gramercy, or re store that are not equailed in any other shop in the ty. Note es random lew. ‘aa Removal Sale 4 | | resent money-si VIN g opportunities SE ee the en- th ici } and Women’ $ fone Misses $10 Suits Reni $1 5 Suits | aie Women’s S Misses Women’s 4 00 Skurts In aa : K Women’s 8 $6 Coats ae Wernaa $1.25 Inv good Percale; a Women's Te Waists Women’s $1.50 Waists wae Women’s Short Kimonos Wrape re) (NE Gana (6, {0}. 1) Children’s $125 Dresses COHAN and} HA COMEDIA GEO-M-COF Newest og Musical Frivolity y is % The ‘American a Nowatthe | fat ete | Grand Opera House YORDS a MAUS AGC with next SUNDAY WORLD PURLISHEO BY PEDAISSION OF COHAN 2 HARRIS, PUBLISHING -y ON SALE EVERYWHERE. 1909 World Almanac