The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1911, Page 24

(eae perp AIMISHESHOT |= “S55 = “Out of Sorts WFE, BT ETHER OF to bingiicate her tusband tn any way. IAT 19, something {s wrong with baby, but we can’t tell ‘The polio already joarned some. Gan kt an cama oe rl jest what {t is All mothers recognize the term by the he Aisputed with hie wite and, bovom- | jassitude, woaknees, loss of appetite, Inclination to sleep, ing angeret, chased her abut the heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These Williamsburg Wounding Woman, Calls In a Policeman. house, | are tho symptoms of sickness. It may be fever, congestion, worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina, Do not lose a minute. Give the child Castoria, It will start the digestive organs into operation, open the pores of the skin, B td off the fotid mattcs, an d drive away the threatened sickness. snered Mer Dehind Bed, Gotented horeeit a weil aa eho ra and tables Man, = After |} ranged It could not eet away, He then & revolver and pointed It at her ac the ded. only detenee rt Mant pend fired and bis ST eS ooting Of the geeempenen was defected and mhats | rm. Charies Besley of No, 5 Redfort avenue, Willlameburg, waa arraigned tn Manhatten Avenue Polloe Court thie morning charged with felonious aewau)t for shooting Gis wife after @ quarrel in fs home last night. After the #hooting Beeley eummnoned @ policeman, confessed he had done the shooting and gave the ‘weapon to the policeman. Policeman Fred Bird was peasing the Besley home when Beclay came out ant t ws | JAMES MeGREERY & CO, 23rd Street 34th Strect On Saturday, April the 8th MILLINERY DEP’TS, ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats in attrac- tive models for street wear, All the desirable and trimmings. At moderate prices. think here hes been @ murier tn- eter eee you had better go in and look it over.” Bird found Mre. Angot Besley, forty- fve_yeare 014, unconscious on a bed with her left arm badly shattered by a | § bullet and three fingers shot from ner | right hand, Wouldn't Acouse Husband, ‘The policeman eummoned an ambu- lance and then tried to stop the flow @f blood Dr. Gurtov of the astern District Hospital responded and took | Boles colors MILTON NECKWEAR DEP’TS. In Both Stores, Havo the strongest button. An extensive assortment of Neckwear, |s posetble to put in a collar ‘Cenains Costoria always tears the signetare of CnAMekea Na" bleh 2a? biel | THE BVENING WORLD, tt, Peabody & Co, Tre Frenc and - embroidery i with if NEE ime 0 Ges KetguAl, ‘The doe: Xs, Peabody & Co, Troy, HY, Frenc h hand-embroidery combined wit | a — various laces. New Dutch Collars of pure n, uands embroidered. V shape. cand 75¢ eS ema VEILING DEP'TS. JAMES McCREERY & CO. | 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores, Veils and Veilings in every prevailing style, | including soft finish Silk Veils, Lace and Chiffon Veils. Fancy Mesh Veilings with Chenille and woven dots. Silk Run Shadow Veilings. On Saturday, April the 8th MEN'S UNDERWEAR DEP'’TS. Light weight Ribbed Wool Combination | In Both Stores, Suits. Size 34 to 44 inc. chest. 2.00 | Chiffon, Veils, extra quality, in all the former price 3.50 new colors. Full length and width. 1.95 Fine White Balbriggan Shirts and cobs Drawers. Various shapes. 4oc per garment STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES. Jn Both stores. Oval Photograph Frames, cabinet size. 2.00 value 2.78 In Both Stores, | | 5-inch Velvet Pin Cushions and Jewel Cases former price 65¢ MEN’S HABERDASHERY. 500 dozen Soft Shirts, made of Madras and combined, mounted on Sterling Silver. All Merccrvized Fabrics. Coat modc!, double cuffs, colors. ane ; valu various sleeve lengths. 1.25 eee ' values 1.50 and 2.00 6-inch Sterling Hat Pin Holders. ....2.00 value 3.00 Terry or Poplin Bath Robes and Woollen Blanket Gowns. 3.50 each Smelling Salts with Sterling Top Bottle. value 5,00 ' 75¢ value Pajamas of Silk Mixed labrics. Low cut _ bondinty collar. 3.50 Engraved and Etched Sterling Bouquet valu 800 Pins. 75¢ value 1.25 various mode!’ ande¢ lors. 12.00 values 18.00 and Rai coats, _ MISSES’ SUIT DEP’TS Suits of Blue or Black Serge and Mixed Fabrics. Girdle Skirt, 25 inch Coat. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 25.00 45 inch Top Coats with velvet collar, lined throughout with Peau de Cygne. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 14.50 | Serge Dresses, embroidered kimono waist, In Both Stores, BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'TS. In Both Stores, Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings. evs po and varied moderate prices. assortment, at Blouse Suits. 5.00 to 10.50 Wool Sailor or Russian Size 214 to 10 years. Norfolk Jacket Suits, Knickerbocker | Empire skirt with panel back, White and trousers. Size 8 to 14 years. 5.00 t0-15.00 colors. Sizes 14and 16 years. 12.50 Double bocker trousers. Breasted Jacket Suits, Knicker- 5.00 to 16,50 | 231d Slreet 34th Street Reefers, size 214 to 10 years. .5.00 to 9.75 Spring Overcoats, size 10 to 17 years, 8.50 to 9.75 Students’ Suits, 15 to 18 years. SOROSIS SHOES Spring Styles in Women's Boots, Oxfords and Pumps. Made of Satin, Suede, Velvet, Corduroy, White Buckskin, Canvas, Tan Rus- Young Men's Suits, size 33 to 38 inch chest, Ts. first long trousers. Size 10,50 to 12,50 50 to 22.50 | JAMES McCREERY & C0. 23rd Street 34th Street sia Calf, Glazed Kid and Patent Leather. 3.50 to 10,00 per pair. Sorosis Shoes for Dre a eR Se a SR RE eee Boys’ and Girls’ yol and General wear, SAMES McC ERY g Cn = 2.50 to 4.00 per pair. | Men's Sorosis Shoes TOY DEPARTMENT. 34th Street Store leathers. and Oxfords in all 5.00 and 6,00 per pair. GAMES MeCREERY 8 60 23rd Strvet 34th Sireet An attractive assortment of Haster Novel- ties comprising Chantecler Roosters, 1 its Chickens, Hand-painted and Ruegsian Ipr also Baskets artistically trimmed and fi At moderate prices. | | Thirty-fourth Street It Makes Little Difference What You Need, a World Want Will Get It. oo FRIDAY, APRIT 7, 1911." Free Sc Box Huyler’s : war ews | A Saturday Sale Feature Sweetheart Gum SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED | | Rosary Beads Rotled gold, warranted ‘wear for 6 years; cholos of colors — amethyst, emerald, garne OTHENBEAG 83 w 5S ST id sTecer Another Remarkable ” Saturday Offering € Girls’ Smart Sample Coats at 58 | @ f eo of tt Mf popular &4-length rn For Juniors and Small Misses We Have the Best Coat News Ever Told to Any One by Anybody News Item No. 1 News Item No. 2 Junior Coats of All-Wool Blue | Junior Full Length Coats of Strictly All- Serge in Full Length Models. Wool Mistures (like cut). Cn_Sale Saturday at $7.98. On sale Satu: raay at $4.98. pportunity before Easter. . Ash « deft talloring and artis: | 7 tle a 4 n price. They have the large collar of silk moire; stricdy man ; tailored and f cuff; slanting side izes * ie i e Ke, contrast. tons; sizes Saturday Women’s 2- Clasp $1. 50 Real Kid Gloves Splendid wearing Thin Coat, 1.08, ssi Saturday Sale of |B Two Pair of S ar Tas Knicker Pants wits sei ek Perfectly: boc value, at. TLY FILLOD. $1 value, at MAIL ORDERS PRO Our TrimmedHats (Second Floor Pastors) Selling at $5 hasta of new Mothers of nah MUST In Justice to their economle Ine Stincts rush here Saturday morn- {ng for this great big bargain item, Double - Breasted Knicker Suits, with extra pair of pants; neat mixtures; B to 46 years, Russian or Sailor Sutts, two Pairs of bloomer pants; 4 to 10 years, Boys’ $5 All Wool Blue Serge Con- firmation Suits, On Sale All Day, at $2.98 Dotene of of ye een made very grade 0 ° brala Pain fy ‘eniffon ) flowerg and 16 years; all-wool cheviots and cassimeres, 10 47 years; Norfolk Suits of abov ries, 7 to 12 Russian or § Suits or Reefers, 3 to 10 years, at Boys’ $7.50 All Worsted Suits, on Sale All Day Saturday, at $4.98 Double-Breasted Suits, all worsted, blue serge or mixtures; twilled or alpaca linings; 9 to 47 years; Nor- folk Suits of above materials, 7 to 14 years; Reefers of imported fabrics, 3 to 10 years; on sale all day, at... Thank a maker wh are pat- ent leathers and th either one or straps; Wile tiasttenerow a 98c, 1. 19, 1 9 Boys’ and Girls’ High Cut Velvet Top or All Brown Kid Leather Shoes Also kid or velvet tops; patent leather or dongola kid vamps; button double soles and toe caps; styles; sizes 2% to 5, at sizes 8 to 12 and $1.79; 12 to 2, at 13 to 2; value $1.49, and sizes 6 1 19 $1.25; on sale, 9 '89¢ to 14, Saturday at. de to 1 only, at, pr. You'll Have to Speak Quickly for These Women’ qa Suits ON SALE TO. MORROW | Daw Lah: ONLY: At about a half of their actual worth 8 f ring Suits, made y ata 1 for this opportune offering; th Stockings, 15¢ Veually 196 beat; fine or heavy rib of feat black cotton; guar- ale of Boys’ and Youths’ Sturdy Shoes at 89c Stylish, durable, well - wearing throughout shoes, made of box calf and dull leathers, There'll Certainly Be Some Grand Picking for Wise Men en and Youths Who Suit s Will Buy These To-Morrow ct Cur Special Price of much I to 18 tar misses, 32 to “44 bust for women, Thiy Sik Con: 84.98 Handsome Sample 32 and 54-iach Silk Coats—Satins, Pongees, Bengalines, Coverts, Ser, es,Ete., Special at $4, 98 Lengths range from 32 to 54 Splendid new 1911 fabrics—plenty of guar- anteed blues, blacks, natty grays and stunning browns; all slzes-for men or young men; to-morrow, pg 's $2.50 Sample Past at a; 29 Saturday, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLUD.