The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1909, Page 5

> «_LETSHUSEAND C0 TL 10 Fl HS RST WEE Only Way Artist Perry Can Get Out of Paying Ali- mony, She Realizes. @ A With the ull consent of his wife who to immolate himself in Ludlow Jail, 90 to speak, . judgment held by his first wife for $1,100 back alimony. Mr. Perry expects to take up his residence in the Matson de Ludlow to-morrow morning A six months’ comfortable jail will purge him of eon tempt of court incurred by his fallure to pay allmony, And after that 1 be immune from arrest, the 31 of arrears will be w start with a clean 4 Mra, Perry lives Renssalaer, In West Flevent! with her two-months-old baby naturally disturbed over t but Is game to go T am in full day, “with Mr. Perry's determ! 0 to Jail and so wipe out hls a indebtedness. Above everyt {8 an injustice to alimony to his fir fs trying te band and should bh ions to a n order to satisfy a in the not un- id to n to . str Yorced him. Arranging for His Absence. “Me, Perry ts an artist. In the state of the market for w he is unable to gather $1.16 must go to jail, He ts out ol to-day afranging for m fortably during his incar expect (har pe will els to-morrow morning Mrs. Perr : first: Mra tema Hin Perry wa ton, married her ter ot Lucy tor, and a A few 4 The Big Build EVERY SU More than six months ago w @ worth of Spring Suits and Top ¢ B lease expires soon and we have to Sof orders placed with them. tion of the lease, corner 23d St. to us to sell ina short time. All stylish merct and include the best makers of th And Vy) HERE is your op} Men’s Business Suits Retail Sale To-day & To-morrow Sale MB Vaiue G4 to 44 sizes.) Price 10,00 Fancy Wool Cheviots..... 5. 12.00 Black Cheviot Suits 6. 14,00 Fancy Worsted l@ 16.00 Blue Serg 18.00 Worsted Suits 20,00 Blue or Gro 25,00 Pure Wore a$.00 Tuxedo 4S 28,00 Custor ade Suits... Entin. stock of Meén’s Boys’ Suits Retail Long Pants \ Sale Value, 13 to 19 years,» Price 6.00 Fancy Cheviots.......... %.00 9,00 Black Cheviots........... 04 4 12.00 Fancy Cassimeres.........6.00 15.00 New Shade Worsteds 7.50 15,00 Latest Stripe Worsteds 7.50 “T1901 and has played in vartons proauc- a him with pu HALF PRICE re placed orders for over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS’ Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Coats, Cravenettes, Trousers, KINGS Railroad tare allowed to out-of-town purchasers. |Artist and Wile Who Part to | Avoid Paying First Wife Alimony. | May, when the panic hit him. t paid anything since, and y No. 1 became peevish, Declared in Contempt. attorney In January made a mo- ed for con: a settlement on a basis of $125 a month for arrears, RUAND H PERRY te since, | When she was granted a Alvorce in jer claim amounting to $1,120. He of- 194 Perry was ordered to pay her $12 fered to pay $149 down and $100 a month it/@ month alimony until-he had settled the bill, which, he too much,” sserted, was only $50, She declined in the pay given a few weeks to settle, ding to his lawyer, has been tempt and expects to go row WHEN YOU BUY A REGENSBURG’S HAVANA CIGAR ——, you can be sure that it is all Havana Tobacco and that itis as good a cigar as the combina- tion of choicest material, skilled labor and ex perlence enable us to produce for the money. 160,00,000 sold in the last five years. All sizes, 1rom 3 lor 25c to 2c each. Ask tor them erywhere, There is no.cigar “just as good.” Try Our “Dipfomaticos” Size, 15c, 2 for 23c Be. t Value and Quality in Years, — pee AE ae ae en 3 Sale Starés j Every Spring Every Suit, Top Coat, Morning eae This Week : — on, Gar and at 9 0’Clock oo : ae y, Our Lease Expires |: 73 * 2 W M V : Only 9 More Fee © PLUSE Vacate | iain: os, ing, Cor. 23d St. and 6th Ave. IT AND TOPCOAT AT S, Which we will be compelled to receive, notwithst ng that our vacate, The manufacturers would pot accept cancellations on any part How to dispose of this immense quantity of merchandise in a short time on account of the expira- and Oth Ave., is the PROBLEM THAT CONFRONTS US. It is up New Spring Suits, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits se, fresh trom the tailors, The Suits and Top Coats are high class ITY, ROCHESTER, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, Gar. Top ments that always sell at trom $25 to s4o, WE WANT TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP have ced every garment to be sold at REGULAR PRICES portunity to supply your Easter Suit or Top Coat at Half. Price. Men’s Top Coats Retail Sale To-day & To-morrow Sale Price Men’s Trousers Retail Sate To-day & To-morrow Sale Value Value. (30 to 42 waist.) Price (34 to 44 sizes.) 10.00 Tan Top Coat... 0 ene 12.00 Black Tibet C x 2.50 Cheviots and Cassimeres...1.25 14.00 Oxford Cravenel 7.00 4.00 Worsteds and Scotches,...2.00 16.00 Faney Coat....... 8.00 | ; 13.00 Silk Lined Top Coat 9.00 5.00 Worsteds and Cassimeres, .2.50 20.00 Elegant Oxford Silk Lined 6.00 Custom Made 3,00 Top Coats and Crav- ; ‘ GIES) seconennnaancn On 7.00 Men's Elegant Morsted 50 28.00 Custom Top Coats,.....14.00 3.00 Trousers, Neat Stripes |e Boys’ and Children’s 500 Wash Vests at 50c Trousers, Fancy Vests, Suits and Top Coats go at % regular prices, Boys’ Short Pants Suits Retail Double Breasted, \ sg, fetal (Powis Secastew) Sale and 75¢, worth $2 @ $3 3.00 Fancy Cheviots .1.50 Elegant line of Craven- ‘ $00 Blue Cheviots 2.00 Wiha Fikes Warsteds 275 ettes at ONE-HALF for. 71alue Serge 3.50 mer prices. Cor. Sixth Ave. and 23d St. Show your return coupon to cashier. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY An Extraordinary Clearance Saie of Waists for Women at 4s and Jess than 1% regular prices Incomplete assortments and sizes—slightly soiled or mussed garments—of French batiste or fine lawn. Elaborate mode s in combinations of fine embroid- ery, Cluny and Val. laces. A wide variety of styles, including tailored effects in all-over embroidery. Value 2.00 100 650 875 10,50 at 1.00 1.98 2.98 3.95 4.95 Spring Millinery Tailored & Semi-tailored Hats for Women, at 4.95 to 15.50 A large variety of Untrimmed Hats in all the newest braids and shapes at very modest prices. Complete assortments of Aigrettes, Wings and Flowers SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, Y & SATURDAY Untrimmed Straw Hats, Value 2.25, at $.35 lowers at 38c 8& 48c o bunch Hydrangeas, bluets, roses, lilacs, poppies, cherries. An Introductory Sale of Low Shoes for Women By way of directing attention to the exceptional facilities of this department we offer this Special for Thursday, Friday & Saturday only Low Shoes of patent leather, gun metal calf, | Russia calf or vici kid, in all the approved | 3,00 shapes of the newseason. V. 4.00 & 5.00! 136-140 West 23d St. WPERTHW4y7 5 “RELIABLE” - N Carpets & Furniture EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS The housecleaning season is upon us, and winter’s wear and tear on household necessities can be plainly seen. Why not replace old and worn pieces with some of our “ Reliable” bargains? WEATHERED OAK Library Tables, $10.00 to $14.25 (Former prices, $16.00 to $24) Rockers, Leather Cushions $9.75 to $15.75 (Former Prices, $21.50 to $27) Fashionable Dining Room Furniture in the same Artistic Wood. Tapestry Carpets, $1.10 per yd. (Reduced from $1.45,) Borders to match, Reduced Mattings. Chinese and Japanese. Rugsat Special Prices All Goods Marked in Plain Figures LONG CREDIT LOWEST PRICES ——— a EE 10% Discount for Cash 23d St.. West of 6th Ave. BROOKLYN STORES OWPERTHWANT gc e e le Be Wise in Time — You cannot keep well unless the bowels are regular. Neglect of this rule of health invites half the sicknesses from which we suffer, Keep the bowels right; otherwise waste matter and poisons which should pass out of the body, find their way into the blood and sicken the whole system, Don't wait until the bowels are constipated; take BEECHAM’S PILLS They are the finest natural laxative in the world— gentle, safe, prompt and thorough, They strengthen the stomach muscles, and will not injure the delicate mucous lining of the bowels, Beecham’s Pills have a constitutional acti That is, the longer you take them, the less frequently you need them, They help Nature help herself and Keep the Bowels Healthy Bile Active & Stomach Well Ia Bozes 1¢¢, and 2c. with full directions THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 81, 1909, '] Tan Top Coats RIDE FREE@ Patron of this store are cartied free of charge in| |— Crosstown Vehicle Co ‘gomalbusee oo 18th St Double ‘‘S, & H.”’ Green Trad- ing Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 o'Clock. to and from Jd Ave. EL, Subway ind surface | |e] lines on 3d and 4th Avenues and Broadway NO CONNECTION JMITH ANY OTHER STORE SIEGEL ((iooPERGE betty J:B.GREENHUT.PRES Nothing but Compliments Are Heard Around Our Displays of Trimmed §$ 5 Hats at ; e No fess than a thousand hats in the collection at this extraordinarily low price and no two hats alike— that in itself tells practically the whole story. Can you think of another store in New York that offers you such great selection, even at double our famous Price? We think not. Every nine out of ten women who have so far seen the hats at this price were pleasantly surprised and not only had something nice to say about them but bought one or more at this price. New Hats Are Added to the Collection Daily— You know these are made in our own workrooms by remarkably clever milliners, and that is one of the best reasons why our price is $5 instead of $7.50 or $10. These hats are either copies of imported models or “improved ideas.” Every hat possesses an original touch either in shape or trimming. Other Trimmed Hats Specially Priced at $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $20 and $25 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor Front.) Women’s Footwear in the Most Wanted Styles and Leathers at 33 and $3.00 No other shoe store in New York can offer you as many advantages in the selection and purchase of high class shoes in the styles and leathers of the day as we do in our Foot Mould brand. Just stop and think for a moment. All the new lasts shown this spring by the fore- most “specialty” shoe stores are included in our wonderfully complete stocks. And these highly desirable styles in the very leathers thut are being featured at way-up prices. Bronze—in kid and calf, Suede—in all the new colors. Caifsk:in—in tan, brown and black. Kidskin—in golden brown and black. Cravenette Cloth—in colors And Best Quality Patent Leathers. | Most of this footwear is shown in our own celebrated Foot Mould make | | and assortments are at their very best today. Every shape and every | | |i | | size, and no matter what price you buy at you save from 50c to $1.50 and upward, iq 9 U Women’s $3 Shoes and Oxfords at $1.95 lt Carefully made shoes with welted soles; excellent styles. These were purchased from a IF shoemaker who was a bit hard up for ready cash, \h Included are 1,500 pairs of black shoes and Oxfords and more than a thousand pairs of tan | | | i Russia calf Gibson ties, and TANS ARE IT THIS SEASON, All sizes in this sale, iq (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear). if : —— i No Matter What You WanttoP | || NOWLatter atrouwWanttoray -% for Boys’ Clothing, Come Here We’il Surprise You at Every Price, and Particularly ' at $5—Let Us Prove It i OU'LL find no sentiment attached to any garment here—therefore, Y you pay only for quality, style and workmanship. Come and see our line at $5 and note the fabrics and the way each garment is made-—the designing, tailoring, and materials carry their own praise; they'll appeal to you as soon as you examine them. Single or Double Breasted Suits—made in | Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits—made in the Derby-back style; knickerbocker the newest military style; all the best trousers; newest spring designs of cassi- sprig shades, including blue serge; mere, worsteds and cheviots; also plain 21, to 10 years; at ono blue serges; 8 to 18 years; g Reefers—in is newest spring fabrics; vel- at enion F 5 vet collars; handsome embroidered chev- ron on sleeve; tan, gray, olive mixture, ress and plain blue streets a to $5 i) fancy mix- @ t 85 12 years; at..... (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) Important Sales In These Lines Tomorrow: Women’s Suits, Women’s Waista, Framed Prints, Etchings, and Oil Paintings, Coats for Infants and Children, Pianos, Women's Broadcloth Capes and Jackets, eee che Bngreving) eee Hated la toalgatans ready-to- b Journal tures; 8 to 16 yi Imported Madras and. Crete Curtains Scnsationally Low Prices tor Thursday’s Selling 100 pairs in small lots; one to six pairs of a kind in the best selling Patterns of the day will be sold to-morrow, as follows: ! Regular 54.25 to $8.50 Grades at $3.25to$ Artificial Palms, Ferns & Flowers Compare these prices with those asked by other stores. Artificial Palms-—-very attractive | Artificial Palms—large size; and realistic; worth 98c; worth $1.25; tomorrow 89c sale As the quantity in this ; * Bll eo evita enti LOMO TOW caer 75¢ Paper Flowers attendance Artificial Ferns true to nature; Reaeeeehancnadenininin’ | 4 d Musli i look just like real ones; make rant x yell tall a eee 125 Embroidere Mustins for pretty table decorations; just the | ., White, yellow and red; dozen Zc Curtains thing for your Easter dinner table; | Carnations—pink, white, and A sale tomorrow of 5,000 yards three sizes: red; worth 39c a dozen; sale in splendid designs; regular 18c Inchen Value Sale Price price ‘ . 25¢ to 35c a yard qualities at, 6 $1.39 98c | Easter Lilies—worth 89¢ a ' a yard, 15¢ and 18¢ 1 $1.89 $1.59 dozen, at 5c; cach 5e (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Front.) 8 $2.25 $1.75 | (Siege! Cooper Store, Third Fl., Center.) A First-of-the-Month Sale of Groceries These low prices tomorrow, Mail and teleph« ne orders filled. Call Chelsea 4000. Daylight Cak Fragrant Teas | Mild Cured Hams CS electe J, lean te Fresh supplies Irom the ovens every We give the best tea values in New York page Gale aCe 30 minutes a fo THREE LAYER CAKES- marshmal- ie low, of tutti-frutti; THREE LAYER CAKES cocoanut, maple or orange ns all SOc va- 40¢ T COCOA Fountain each FRESH POUND CAKES marble, citron or raisin, each $1, 2 Ibs HAZEL JAMS all var BLACK CURRANT and BERRY; dog $185. ia EVAPORATED’! ACHES figs or Oregon pr ibs. $1 . J i016 65¢ [ss 3de NELESS SARDINES 2ibs. ‘Siegel Cooper Coffee t We give the flee values in OK Govern $i tb Favorite & Ib GUADARALL MOCHA & JAVA 4 tbs. $1: I MARACAIBO ( mmmmmceen ASK for * | | $0c, Ib Ihe: