The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1909, Page 9

i NEW YORK'S OLDEST WOMAN IS DEAD pee Ea Mrs, Machla Schlatsky Had Recently Celebrated Her 1ooth Birthday. RYAN TIGHTENS HIS GRIP ON Tht TOBACCO TRUST Changes in Direc Growth of “Financial In- in Combine. tory Show ts sky, who recently thday, died to- the Daughters of the aged, on Kast wnmel stre lerests”’ until recently esion of her facul- | DUKE’S FRIE NDS OUT. Old Men No Longer in ive Control, but President De- nies Rumor He Is to Retire. THROWS OUT JURY LIST. New Jersey duaue Oblects to Kind of Men vy Sherif, BRIDGETON, 3 ru Mavet out the et eviff Day ourt and subs Judge list of Changes tn the personnel epective boar: 000,000 American Tobacco ( the $2,000 Anes sof Janes B an Ciga to-day gave vise tis of these mighty p to Thomas F. Rya 8 group of Phila Dish Washing, Many housekeepers dread dish washlus, but if they would go about the task vine tn clear w: THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1909. Toilet Articles h ps) I 4 [ { Corvlopsis Valehut Vowilerss sce ibe Flexible Nail Files Se, 10¢, l5e Pint Bottle Witely Hazel . Me Har Paper, sheets, 2 foro c.g Se aBi | | ling 9 & § on { z the 0, SHAE Ueaty Cue “Boe SUATH I AV.19®7020“STREET, 8 NEW YORK. DY Attais Fen ore Be SUCCESSORS TO ae of DIAMONDS { ___ || Hlorindine L ialerie Nill Ceara 15e RANDEL BARE- —& PRECIOUS STONES MOREE BILLINGS — GoupsMITHs & SILVERSMITHS Annual Clearance Sale The extent of our price reductions in every branch of our stock, particularly in Precious Stones, provides rare opportunities to purchase advantageously, JEWELRY. SILVER PHO1O FRAMES, Hand pierced and engraved | Women’s Stunning 2 and 3-Piece Model $ | Tailored Suits in Great Variety at . 2 9) OWHERE ELSE IN NEW YORK is there such a splendid collection of ‘TAILORED SUITS FOR BKASTER as at SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY'S. ‘The fact stands pre-eminent. It is estab- lished, as thousands of well-dressed women know by pleasant experience. paren Oricntal Collar—Peridots, Sap- | frames— cay 9) phites, Pearls and Tonazes, yormenly $13, ow $9,50 : The sale arranged for to-morrow, force- was $500, now $390) Vormerly $20, now $15.00 fully illustrates this. ‘The Third Floor Sections with | Formerly $33, now $25.00 | their fine, new, elegantly stylish gatherings of Women’s Imported English chased | frames— Amethyst and Pearl Col- lar; was $250, now $185 apparel afford you every opportunity to array yourself Amethyst and Diamond Bangle.| Formerly $7.00, now $4.00 q in the acme of fashion, and yet without extravagance, ancy cur amethyst; Es sya $500| Formerly $5.00, now $3.00 was $600, now 7a) 0 ’ ; Hand engraved frames THE SUITS AT $25 well prove how much Diamond Brooch; was $8.25 raninavane Wan twda ke $120 | Formerly $11.00, now $150, Formerly $11.50, now Large Pearl Hat Pin now Rose Gold sazs | 8.75 ) | Formerly $14.00, new $10.50 ting; Was $180, Nae ba $130) Unustial values are offered in many other lines of silverware, Gold Bag; was $250, $200 also in) Leather Goods and 3 s TOD arpa TY sop Grpre pow bronzes: ILLUSTRATE ONLY 3 OF ‘THE SUITS 5th Avenue at 34th Street | ‘The suit to the right of the picture is a beautiful striped prunelia, all colors and black, slightly fitted 40-inch coat, is adorned with self-colored buttons, self-colored Ottoman silk shawl collar, nely high bodice skirt trimmed with buttons to mateh, Coat is lined with peau de eygne, In in all colors and , inlaid with self- color Ottoman silk, Six buttons front, chie lattice patch pockets, button the practical one to the left the material is Freneh se -L-22-1 i black, smart hipless 40-inch coat. Roll over shaw! coll trimmed, new Princess Skirt, Coats lined with peau de eygne, The Suit in $s the centre is a beautiful three-piece Suit, in all the popular colors and mace coccrcare he. ed) f the ¢ a Denies He Is to Retire uae, “enn ' black, ‘The materials are satin finished cloth, The dresses ht Z ved from dishes wen cold) QAUTION Teese FEA ied Lees TT areal sere aah ‘ at asy foods require hot water. | ———e~ have W, L are in the Princess style, square neck, touches of silk are URED ; | tape i ed used in the bodice and belt, ‘The Coat is ina chie 40-inch Nice tee 1 inst high hipless effect, lined in peaude eygne. Price... $0) to $1 ths hrlich mes Pi i ei 4-button hipless elfed i as the} ’ . : Notwt yesight ° epen having Gene | Women’s Satin Princess Gowns, $19.75 have been changes | Take No 100 of these sinart Satin Duchesse and Satin Messaline Gowns, In ectors 0 mM. ‘ . . seen BEae anutiOe xaminations Substitute! all the dainty pastel colors, as well as black. Directoire and Empire * The method that means| - MORE to those who need | glasses than ANY OTHE R.| More Accuracy, | More Economy, | More Satisfaction. By the Ehrlich Method Registered Physicians EXAMINE YOUR EYES (™{!P9 Their Records Guarantee ) Glasses Always at Moderate Prices. Send for Book of Styles and Prices, » 9, Ehrlich &Sone. UN Ooulists and Opticians, 350 Sixth Avenue’ Hh Broadway Telow 22d St 101 Nassau Street Nene Ann St 228 ‘Sixth Avenue, near 15th St. tobacco prod tates. George WI Cobb Brothers Passing Out. Josiah T. Wile cAllister as acco Comp Yuilla ts anoth Board of Directo} The passing of the Cobb b connection wit! ‘ompany is anot while 1 man to 1 27 Broadw ‘ay Astor House Block, (oe sae 18 Sims SIXTH sian \ Used | | Pianos! Our End-of-the { Month Sale Is Your upS: umty be eo iuised) by the ployment dates ba American Totnec prise The head of the Amertean Cigar ( put Jan. 1 al S$. Hill sociation wit J In fact Benja Duke's brother, is now finan | tested with Mr. Cobb in a t at upon tue West Twenty Wants More Leisure. ‘There is no playtime for a man who { works at No. Il Fifth a ; tinued Mr. ¢ ; ] pointed at a ‘ Duke hanging {s the man who of hile subordinates. But I rest, and there was only one way to got ‘It—resicn,” { _ Mr. Cobb ts unversed In the fnanclers, being a plain toba He spoke with deep feeling of a hand , some set of resolutions presented to iim eer ! by the directors 0; Tobacco Trust ‘ourt “If I had been forced ut its Ay, OU can save almost } cl » set 4 | would have given me such a fne is 0 y¥ half the original prices i] resolutions,” he sald with conv the re- of these standard make | = vays of > man Floor, Mr. Cobb was asked concernir | ported Interest of President Duke In tho ¥ planos. Most of them have been 8o little used and others so oun power piant, Pet erely_an Investment on Mr. Duke's . . “He b thoroughly overhanled that they are practically as good as new. part,” sald Mr. Cobb, "He bao a great } Reat'of idle money and there Is no cheap Thetr excellent condition will surprise you. That's why we benk stock around any more, Quito natural that Mr, Duke should put his money In an enterprise that 18 golng to help the South,’ Albert K, flaskins {s the new member of the American Clear Company's boanl. WP, Uilmour, a fermer direct. ! or, Is connected with Mr, Cobb in the drug enterprise, Tajbot Ander- nieceeded William 8. Luckett retary of the company, Mr, Latc'- ett remaining dlr nates In both the urge you to come and see them and try them. Uprights, $115 to *300 Originally $300 to $500 Player-Pianos, §325 to *475 Originally $550 to $600 r. Many sirbordl- erican Cigar Con- Duke and Cobo heen dropped lower zone on BANKER ALLISON IS 61. ; Head of fie National Reserve 1D) Sold on Easy Terms ‘Romembered” by Employers, a Prealdent William ©, Alilaon, of the | new National Reserve Bank—an amal- Small Sum Down and a ) anette of the Consolidated National | Small Sum Monthly | tbe Seles 4 ae 1 effects, self-colored embroidery, in many unique scroll designs, ap- plied in fashionable ways, Gold and silver lace yokes, French sleeves, graceful, clinging skirts, demi-trains. A beautiful variety. READY. WRITE FOR IT: OUR ILLUSTRATED SPRING CATALOG IS NOW Pre-Easter Sale Cut Glass Fern Dishes at °*3.95 ape price ny covers the cost of manufacture. We have sold fern dishes like these before at $5.45 regularly. 8-in size and elaborately cut in rich, all-over designs on hand made blanks, stand 4 inches high on 3 cut glass feet; heavy, silver plated lining. Just in time for Faster gifts. ta Fitth Floor $1.89 for rich cut glass $5 fir W. L. Douglas makes and sells more men’s*3.00 and $3.50 shoes than any other manufacturer in | the world, $5.50 for cut glass 9- inch Ct ees ee Relish Dishes, four $5.45 for rich cut glass 12-° THE REASON different they are than those sold in so many shops at ‘ $25 and exploited in stilted Janguage. ‘They are choicer in the variety of styles, smarter in the tailoring and better in material and range of colors. ' {" ll-ineh Oval Celery ineh Flared Orange elrdeents I make and soll mora Boys’ Shoes |} Trays, handsomely cut. $2.50 Bowls, rich, deep Pratiafe Bowls, full 9 inch deep size | conipariment pith two hand- me 1$ $1,752.00 || sis cuttit values desirable for fruit, $9 values. . dles. $7.95 values; , Austrian Dinner Sets, $17. 95 than ¢ ) S 5 P, inner Sets, $12.95. turer is he Just tke my Pore Tee amie lode ehree E orcelain Di han assorted border, spray and | Fine, thin, translucent china, richly Caan teh mot Cree eeiae choige designs to choose from, $3.05 values, | banddesigns, Values $16.50, $18.50and $20.00. | 100 piece sets. Carri ' an ff oes shoes, 4) —=====sIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORE shoe in the world. . Fast Color Bye The selection of the leathers for each lets used exclusively. Catalog free, W. 1. Douglas Hrockion, Mass, part of the shoe, Pak ng ine by the bes could show then unders' any other m: My Secret Process of Tanning the Bottom Soles produces More Flexibleand Longer Wearing Leather than any otherTannage W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: 433 Broadway, cor. Howard. |95 Nassau Street. 755 Broadway, cor. Sth St. |356 Sixth Ave., cor. 22d St. 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. | BROOKLYN, N.Y. and every detail of the department, {3 loo! 8 in the shoe in refully W. LE, Douglas shoes are made, you would | y they hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than World's Best ta Sixth Floor. Ronated Coffee Buckwhent | Hour of ‘ ualntedd Bt Prunes — Santa Valley aun cured : abet ard grown, | Kages, Frult—Lusel Jul omin on this tra Sifted ot Stuart ("3 ee a 9 3 | Rolled regularly @ —Fre Mh Spetial $1. | othe mitt; ‘4 38¢ les Pure ie and Liquors Canadian © ny Aly key = i ne { S » B8e Hiram, Walk lubher Groceries, Pure Wines and Liquors “$L75 gsi Nens—All our —=: 2 New Seagon Miontet. 37g | 1349 Broadway, cor. 36th St. | Stuart Calero Eyayornted Pe Q 708-710 Broadway. + taious pS LT TA ' Beet, POLST | 1367 Broadway, cor. Gates Ave. an "350 ? aan 984 Third Ave, near 59th St, | 4a4 hulton Street, cor. Pearl. Sew ‘Wlanition, ‘Teoh ae 2779 Third Avenue, between | 146th and 147th Streets. 250 West 125th Street, 345 Eighth Avenue. ATe hie. 9e SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORE Wind Up of Our Great March Furniture Sale: Brass Bed, Spring and Brass Bed, Spring and ( JERSEY CITY—18 Newark Ave. NEWARK—785 Broad St. JPATERSON— 192, Market St. () << 825.00 Golden Oak A ‘ 81.00 ©, yf Mattress Combinations | ny r $2.25 Hoffets.. $15.50 Mattress Combinations | Ay) Con S Of | 810,00 Oak Dressers, $28.00 Golden Pak] 815 values | { | 1 an ss Oval Mirrors $6.00 ards $17.50) Consisting of { bed e cuts 7 $3.00 Box Seat Dining $15.00 Velour mallee Gur Vas 5 Must Be Seen To Be Anprecated | [|] fore, sh [CERES ean ar] IN, } } value; 45 -Ib. Seats $1.95 345. 00Daver portsofas | ball connec FOARPETS” Cne Low Price—Cash or BEDDING iV felt ma 00 Library Tables, 6 feet S247 tions, ell steel | Liberal Credit System. and | Sf) 88 value; 50 | sis.00 Davenport Sola | woven wire RUGS DRAPERIES tional weave | 37.50 Mission Leather Beds $27.50 | spring anil soit Fon | {I steel spring, Rockers $4.75 £15.00 Pedestal Exten- | top mattress, —— 24.50 value, 852.00 3-piece Parlor sion Dining Suites $22.50 Tables $10.59 $8.75 FINEST pene cee eee ea | $17.50 be 151M PSON CRAWFORD AVENUE'S co,, SIXTH Weathered oa}. Mission style Chiffonier, like \cut, with French bevel plate mirror. Value $18, $11.50 113,6,12', $40, $2 Brussels | cai, a). $40. 10.6 ™ OWN TERMS) 9} Rooms Fusnisaceat ‘05h ns a By 8: WRITE £08 CATAL CUE OPEN EVANIN pan 2188-90: SAVES French bevel plate mirror, like cut. 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