The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, SHOT HERSELF AFTER RETURN FROM THEATRE Tra Wife of Man Who Is in Mexico), Quarrelled With Her Escort. SEALOUS, SHE SAID. to the 11 abe was Although She Has a Husband, 2" * Admitted in Note She Was) |") in Love With Another. way & Vat ad done 1 prisone eatous hecaute the ma Centions she had bern receiving was ate tentive to anotiier girl, a young woman | who Ie recorded tn Fordham Hopital @e Mrs, Margare: Joyner, but the police her real Margaret Joy and t was on a husine herself in the whore at- She Springs on Gathering Up Silver, Inst night The do @ven chance Bhongut wa mortem » Boarder Was Attentive. Mra. Joyner got several weeks @mo in the } vd by Mra Frank MoCabe t the same time Frank Vahlen, dealer in pleture Iya! frames, became a boarder and quickly guiton. etree became attentive to Mrs. Joyner. The | Grand J two went out often together. They were | Gates sixty-one, of He was held for the by Magistrate Tighe in the court fternoon and Vahien tert by a boarder | man | Unaware that hia wife had 4 . who | Saturday of th n and could | § IN DEATH UNITED, —| | Hasband Dies Shortly After Wite=| G ray Hair WI Re Barted with Her. : Easy to Restore Natural Color of Your Hair by Simple Method. and Sister Die Within 24 pure of Each Other. nty-four hours intervened be- he death of Mra. Eliza J. C1 JAMES McGREERY & CO; ajrd Street 34th Street @ | On Wednesday, March the 22nd. WOMEN'S DRESSES. Marquisette with Cluny Lace Waist. 15.00 In Both Stores, Foulard......... 12.50, 15.00 and 21.00 Variety of the latest models in Tailored Suits. BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'TS. Unusual Val es In Both Stores, A Great Wednesday Special Boys’ All Wool onenn OUits, 1,98 uit ie it wool 69c for These Regular $1.25 LacePrincess Sli Like ¢ ut—all colors— Wednesday — at SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED NDE P agry LLU CO SKIRTS MADE TO YOUR { \\ 50,000 pairs of fashionable gloves at tremendous Bares \\ were fortunate in securing this wonderful lot o' gloves a fc enabling us to quote the LOWEST PRICES ON G LOVES OF STANDARD QUALITY New Y women have ever known. These prices may not be Ws again in years. So lay ir il supply to-morrow. Confirmation Suits of Blue Serge,—Nor- ae Women’s Kid Gloves 16 a Length Pure Silk p ; a wo ' folk Jacket and Knickerbocker trousers. Size Ee Gloves “GAMES McGREERY & CO. 2grd Street 34th Street TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. On Wednesday, March the 22nd Dress Trunks, bound and strapped with best leather, hand-riveted, bronze steel trim- mings. Fitted with dress and divided trays. Size 34 to 40 inches. 9.75 value 11.25 to 13.50 Steamer Trunks,— bound and strapped In Both Stores, 8 to 14 years. 5.50 to 9.75 Double Breasted Jacket Suits, Knicker- bocker trousers. Size 8 to 17 years. 5.50 to 10.50 PARASOLS. A complete line of Imported and Domestic Parasols in all the new shades and styles. Plain or fancy trimmed. Umbrellas,—covered with twilled silk, ta e edge. Handles of Imported Mission or Natural In Both Stores, Exactly cut; sateen trimmed; worth $1.25; 69c Ps Sak MAIL ORDERS ¥} Shoe Top Length Misses’ and Juniors’ th ning w shades MAIZ, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED The Climax of Sensational Value-Giving Is Touched in These | Rich Satin or Taffeta Silk ieee Coats = 2.98 : ‘ =" And if we had not made an with best leather, hand-riveted, bronze steel Wood. Sizes for men and women. 2.00 of silks and satins at value 3.00 be possible to oifer them trimmings. Size 36 to goinches. 7.50 value 8.75 to 9.75 Walrus, Russet and Brown Cowhide Bags. —te-inforced corners, leather lined with inside pock.ts. Size 14 to 18 inches. 5:75 value 6.75 to 8.25 UPHOLSTERY DEP'TS. In Both Stores, On Wednesday and Thursday, March the 22nd and 23rd. Prrtieres and Hangings, suitable for Spring and Summer Furnishings. Plain colors with SHIRTWAIST DEP’TS. 1m Both Stores, Large and extensive assortment of Shirt- waists of Mull, Lawn, Batiste, all-over Em- broidery, Marquisette and Voile, daintily trimmed with laces and embroideries. A variety of Tailored Waists of Linen, Madras and Mull, at moderate prices. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEP'’TS. In Both Stores. Domestic Garments, many new designs 1011 skirts, handsomely trimmed with eatin or braid; 18 sizes; alter- tions free; to- morrow at Ready to Wear rich black satin or tafe feta silk, in a pre’ i less model, embroidered out; 32 to 4. sizes: Women’s and Mis: ses’ $iu niet Worsted Suits To-Morrow at $5 98. These suits are withou . we have ever offere : New short hipless j i with 2-year guaranteed satin : New gored skirt panel front Y and back; sizes 14 to 18 years for misses and 32 44 for women—w« . No alterations ma I in laces and embroideries, made in work- Thi Sult, 85.98, SU a et Sarees w dainty horders and edges.........s.ceceees . v Mi hi ao MAIL ORDERS FROMPEEY ye - | 3.00, 5.00 and 6.00 pair ee ae ge P nen | Inery The Real Rug Economy Buying Opportunity of the Year—These iy former prices 4.25, 6.50 and 8.25 ig! obes, Chemises, : etticoats, be 30 R ] A t g 1 2 R t Linen Couch Covers, fringed on all sides, Drawers and Combination Garments of sh.er oya xmins er xX ug S$ reverstie and washable. 60 inches wide, 3 fabrics. There are only about 75—so if a saving of over sto on a splendid i yards long. 1.50 An assortment of Matinees and Boudoir Frade rug Inieeesy ss yo ‘ou, fa ul means come e he . shown in choice riental, floral and medallion patte : : , ; tor price 2.50 Jackets, at moderate prices. any room; ordiarily priced at $30, to-morrow a Couch Covers with French stripes or all- Smith’s All Wool Seamless Brussels Rugs | 12x9ft. ““Crex’’ Grass Matting pl eh at i over designs. ‘Trimmed with knotted linen Pe yiannteecir ge rcrentte ee MENT ae Minn Rick aR aR Oe. eee eT On ir fringe, 5.00 SOROSIS SHOES. Im Both Stores. a ee 11 98 Brae ae 6. 66 2 former price 7.78 New models in Women's Boots, Oxford 1 Mf; ead! e | red, blue or greeny $10 value, a) F Fine Cretonnes, in French or English de- Ties and Pumps, of Satin, Suede, Velvet, bee Carload 2 Yd. Inlaid Linoleum TheseCarpetsMade ut signs and colors. 15¢, 25¢ and 45¢ per yard Corduroy, White Buckskin and Canvas, Tan Our Trimmed Hats at $5 Over 12,900 yards: every welcome, eve : and Laid Free Hl former prices 30c, 45¢ and 75¢ Russia Calf, Glazed Kid and Patent Leather, Are Charming: Com: Seed is, a pang JC SS In and Look Them Over Granite patterns; worth $ | All Wool Brussels Carpets fl LACE CURTAI |__.MAIL ORDERS FILLED. i v | Rew faa i Wi i 60c {CURTAIN DEP’ §. 4 g ° {ay i , “JAMES McCREERY & KO Colored Embroidered Fancy Muslin Bed Sets, single or double an Wool Velvet Carpets | . al azrd Street 34th Street Regularly $1.19; \ size. 2.50 and 3.00 former pr 5 and 4.50 Muslin Curtains, many novelty designs, . . 75¢, rooand 1.10 pair for st 1.35 and 1.50 Scrim Curtains, Ara» color. hemstitched. White or 1.10, 1.35 and 1.50 pay Lace Curtains... 5, 2.00 and 2 2.25 § pall 150 pieces Fancy Casement Netting long or sill curtains. White or Arab color Isc, 22c and 35¢ per yard former prices 28c, 38¢ and 85¢ AMES McCREERY & CO, a3rd Street 34th Street , for AMES McCREERY & CO. ‘Trimmed Hats On Wednesday, March the 22nd Showing of new models Street wear, for Dress and Smart and exclusive at moderate styles in Small Hats, prices, | agrd Street 34th Street {SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS. $1 Batiste Waists, 69c uare yard Inesday pric 80c AIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Is AO) isihe price, Weanesaay. ai w ich we shall scll 800 1.75 Oak Dining Room Chairs| caned seat~ braced back~-a good, —~COME EARLY. On Sale To-Morrow Only 50 iFace Bed Outfit BED— Special Sale of $6 oa aires 4, 50 da COMBINATION SOFT TOP MATTRESS all sizes—worth $12.50; to-morrow, at