The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1911, Page 5

rT ILD SLAVE'S TALE THRILLS WOMEN AT MURDER TRIAL pooaee weer) Father of Prisoner Tells Law- yer” of Son’s Goodness. LOYALTY IS HIS PRIDE. “Ain't Tellin’ No Lies; Swore on Good Bo Marse Jim’ Osborne Protests Peler. OM Peter Ost brown face raved with enow white hair and beard, the direction nes W. rdering AW ward's ritat “T know." Peter looked around profuly at the epowded court-room, to see that was a brilliant e ease hind got wits of the pre- his old servant's son, wives of many Assistant Di ning. You mean about ol’ marse, ajl that on the ol’ planata- Mr. Osborne nodded Leo o tion, Aasiatant t- Attorney vught up h them New Y« Jim shen the Haward, Pete Mars Ostorne died R. PF, ‘The British team won te toss and de- clded to play) the white pieces on the o@a@ numbered boards, rhomas, Michell and H. G, Cole 1 Upon the beach, “(to his companion and dragged bs The rescued man was William | through | * your said the Judge. | IN CABLE CHESS GAME. tons A with broad band of braid. o-day in the “SAVES HS CHUM FROM BAY ATER BOAT BLOWS UP. Harry Bion 8 Swims aon) Hears Cry and Goes Back After His Companion. ne bursting of a big gun. ‘Too launch flamed up almost instantly | from stom to stern clothes of the nen Were on fire when they dived Into the water, The iaunch was more than 2 yards tron re when the explosion occurred and (here was no other boat in the! Porsons on the Pelham Bay ® ad the the men for help and saw the Jaunch burn to the Water's edge and sinit. Suddenly one of the men staggered Ife was Harry Brown, No, 193 East One 1 idred and Thirty- third street, He looked about for pis companion and then heard his cry far © bay Brows did not hesitate, was lle plunged into the bay, ewam shore, ellar, Who makes his home with tired as he! him to} | the Plague, ene thane every persone to | [of such dow going at large r nconscious when ° 1 to the stand and) he was fired i's Mr. Osborne's face, tot Noe AML Men cleberne, 4 Hoth men were severely _ burned, wan: you toe spea up so that Mitge amd the Jury—these gentle | | hore-can hear everything you say Eager, but Truthful. Cain SEAT SIn SABENA SATURDAY Peter, eager T'm going to tell ‘em SUIT SALE ieee tell oniy ¢ eaia To-morrow the POST Store Mr. Osborne, smiling xed in-/ furnishes a royal opportuhity in ured : the very choicest Spring Suits hd at figures materially lowered! n't ge from prices that prevailed a week ). Ain't T done awo: self on the Good Rook? No, Mars! ago. dim, you know T ain't tellin’ no les.” These suits emphasize the ‘of rse not,’ sald’ Mr, Osborne POST price supremacy and jillustrate how POST leads the procession in sharp reductions, just whe. reductions are appre- ciated most. $12.95 Before Easter Price, $24.00. A sensational price for these cele~ ‘brated suits, which possess all the style that it is pos for the POST tailors to incorporate in them, 4 hing like them in the country $24.00 “French serges and other fashionable als suitable for wear all Summer Swell coat, 22 inches long, with the collar of messaline edged Sleeves and buttons to hottom braided to match ‘harmonize. Skinner's satin lining. Panel front — skirt--habit back elaborated with braid and buttons to match coat. All sizes and Alterations FREE . J.L.POS 1 SW. 14th Street street and Union Square ladies’ misses’. ri iat Homes turaished Complee 4 Rooms at - $49.9 4 Rooms at - $74.98 5 Rooms ai $124.93 “8 $75 $15) “© $100 1,00 a Week Opens an Account tHE BVENING WORLD, RIVAL, Arnib i, iva. intensely when Dr.! Tan is a aubsifiary of the United { powerful ¢ 1 industria of the Brenz | jsta os Bee! Co Lael it was ex-! ‘ 4 t, Its f |the i nt a i * sociery GATHERS AT carried them to thi The expios.on i caused by a leak in the “WORK STOPPED. BY TARIFF WK. to have been | solene tank. | —— a ISEASE AND DO! London Chromic! Diseare as much » suspect In plague iimes he led ay He had onty: to venture into | Construction de te Trust Mill at} death, “Were in an | | Birmingham Called Off | | | for Present. | | BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 31.—Con-! hen founde at large fay | struction work on the 99,0%,(00 plant of ‘or the Beadle or any fe to|the American Steel and Wie Conany kill the same dogg, and that any owner Corey has oeen stopped. Six hundred ail Tose | men are thrown ou of employment. ‘The American Steel and Wire Com- keape within his or her house every his or her dogg, and not to suffer tham to fe And 1f any six shillings.” Cold Storage of Furs We ate prepared to accept Furs and Fur Garments for Cold Storage throughout the Summer months. ‘on of construction work at ¢ fn thi it is rumo: CHARITY HORSE SHOW. rall mill wa OMcials of oat and KAO! Competition Marks the Open. Iron Company. the local bench of the | ing of Exhibition at Dur- Steel Cor ration, declare that D ples land’s Academy tut yg ag a Ba gg 9 enn | Durland'a Riding Academy turr'oh dat as introduced b ainme: or Oscar W. Underwood of the Waya ang) {he Curtain rales Mfear- Committee, provides for admis- \'*" tion to the United States duty free of Of fashionable folk filled the boxe hooped atee!, barbed wire fencing, wire! balconies to ses the high ateppers make rope, staples and other products which \their bow of the season. As the ex it was planned to manufacture at the fi which lasts for two evenings, {x Corey Sia’, AM aid of the Seton Hospital and the ‘The charge is made here that theeac- [| ‘ tion of the Steel Corporation in aus “Sanitarium Gabriel, there was no prise pending work on the Corey plant is Ld ment but cups were given to the best direct effort to force Chairman Under-[horee tn each class, and the usual Wood to recede from his position. Un. ribbons were used to designate the auc- derwood's homo {sin Birmingham. The fewest candidates tor honors Steel Corporation is by far the most! Among the fifty-one dox holders pres The season’s most phenomenal sale of Women’s Dresses bat you will never know how much of a sale this is unless you read what follows: A few days ago one of the foremost makers of women’s dresses in this city solicited our co-operation in disposing of what he regarded as too large a stock. A backward season had crowded his showrooms with over two thousand dresses that were not find ing quick enough distribution. In this predicament he asked us for an offer on the entire stock. And we, in the king's chair, named a price that was less than one-half of the actual cost. But the offer w was more than price just then. as accepted simply because an outlet for the goods Tcday this entire stock of beautiful dresses is in our possession, and tomorrow will be offered at prices which are without parallel in our experience. To be exact, there are 2,100 dresses in all, representing the cream of the Spring season's styles and fabrics, embodying every feature of recent design, and irreproachable of price are yours to the full. not cover the cost of materials alone. in workmanship, detail and fit. And the advantages The money you will spend for any one of these dresses tomoxiow will That is just how much of a sale this is! The offering includes moming dresses, street dresses, afternoon dresses, and a most elaborate showing of evening gowns—in fact, dresses suitable for every possible occasion. voiles over Pp’ s, embrok lered id bugle effects, chiffons, le others, in every con- ceivable color, in every requisite size. 18.00 Dresses Saturday at 8.50 22.50 Dresses.... Saturday at 10.00 25.00 Dresses... Saturday at 12.50 35.00 Dresses. . . Saturday at 15.00 40.00 Dresses Saturday at 18.50 ’ Women’s Neckwear Sale very special values for Saturday Lingerie Neckwear, embroidered and lace-trimmed. Fichus side Fils, jabots, stocks, Eton or sailor collars, as well as tailor-made soft collars with tie. All special values at 25c and 50c Full-length Guimpes of Net, of woven tuck, long sleeves. Value 1.25 Saturday special at 85c Full-length agen. net yoke and sleeves, and lawn body. Value 1.00 Saturday special at 65c Women’s Veils—a sale tomorrow These veils are rich in design, of excellent quality and rarely to be had at such exceptional prices. French Veils, !!/2 yards long, filet, ectagon or round mesh, with wide or nerrow borders. Black, in four attractive designs. Values 1.50 to 2.50 Saturday at 1.10 French Veils, same as above, with hand-run borders, and in either black or white. Value 3.00 Saturday at 1.95 Mourning Veils, of plain or fancy meshes, trimmed with one, two or three rows of Grenadine folds. Values 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50 Saturday at 1.25 Boys’ Blouses and Shirts Unusual values to be had Saturday . These garments are of exceptional quality and will be readily appreciated and bought by those who inspect them. Boys’ Blouses, made of fine mercerized fabrics, light grounds, with neat stripes. ‘These have soft collar to matct blouse. Plain colois are also included, with collars attached. Sizes 8 to 16 years Values 1.00 and 1.50 Saturday at 65c¢ Laundered Negligee Shirts, for youths and boys, mace of fine woven fabrics, in blue, with neat stripes. Sizes are broken, and that accounts fer the concession in price. It by no means foulows, however, that your boy is a broken size. We can doubtless fit him. Value 1.00. Saturday at 55c . ° Straw Hats for Misses and Children Saturday Special at 4.95 These are made of fancy rough braids, such as are so much in demand this seasen, and are designed and trimmed in our own millinery workrooms The assortment contains a generous. variety of models, any one of which is well worth more than the special price at which it is marked, Specially suitable for girls between six and sixteen, For Children Only Tyrolean Milan Hats, fine quality, in black, navy, white or brown. Sizes 6!/; to 67g inch. Excellent vale at 2, 95 An additional sales force will be on hand to take care of you, but you will obviate our difficult own by coming early. In fact, you p ively must come early for such an event as this. Just think what it means to you to have the choice of the entire glorious selection! 45.00 Dresses... 50.00 Dresses 60.00 Dresses. .... 75.00 Dresses 100.00 Dresses . Saturday at 19.50 Saturday at 22.50 Saturday at 25.00 . Saturday at 35.00 Saturday at 45.00 Sale of Women’s Trimmed Hats Value 10.00 Saturday Special at 5.00 We have arranged a dainty display of about two hundred of our smartest trimmed hats and marked them at a trifling figureas a special Saturday feature. They includeall of thesca- son's most desirable shapes and trimmings, and the fact that there are hardly two hats alike in the entire assortment best indicates how diversified is the selection. This is a splendid chance toacquireforanominalsum a jaunty hat for strect wear! We are also showing a selected variety of sailors suitable for Spring wear in all the latest shapes and materiais; trim- med and untrimmed Panama hats, tailored and semi-dress hats, toques, and bonnets, as well as a comprehensive repre- sentation of feathers, flowers and other millinery miscellany Clothes for Boy. If your problems include the care of boys, we can satisfy you not only on the score of price, but on the more vital point of durability. Second Floor. Boys’ Suits, of the fner grade, made of superior worsted, cheviots or cassimeres, in our own exclusive mode! and fabrics. All of these garments are made under our own supervision and conform in «very respect to those high standards of tailoring which our nam The workmanship is execllent and the garments as a whole he of snap and style Boys’ Double-Breasted Nor- folk & Single-Breasted Suits Special Values at 7.50 An unusually large Easter business in boys’ clothes has deplctedthe sizes in some of our higher grade boys’ suits, concluded to offer them at in a few days of our entire variety of fabrics and models lower in price than they have and we have therefore a concession, pendingthe replenishment ck. The i all splendidly tailored and ap secia'sly ortment includes an ample sold at heretofore. Boys’ Double-Breasted and Nor- folk Suits with Extra Knickers Values up to 7.00, Saturday only at 5.50 This is a very good opportunity for you to equip your The ine boy with a suit at a comparatively small outlay onate . hax t 1 ' ¢ garments h have been made out of short lengths of cloth which accumulate in our men’s clothing department. This enables us to offer these garments at a particularly low figure, as we do not compute the price of material at anything like its original cost to us. Vanderbilt, Dr, WW. few. utenant-Governor Thomas fox of friends were For gan J. O'Brien, who ts Reginald ©, ard Webb, I ith par + Judge M President of the association giving the] FB. Conway, Jota D. Crimmiag John how; Alton Ho Ps C.K. @. Bm. | G~ Alger, A ' Hin, Witla ings, ® i Clarence Hf] Dykman, Jodwe THerace Russell, BF Mackay, 1 leary Don’t Poison Baby. YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have FAREGORIO or laudanum to make it 5! eb. These drugs will luce a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will prodnoo the BLEEP FROM Which TH THERE IS NG WAKING. Many are the children who have beon killed or Al ag health tas been ruined for life by peregoriy benno a num and morphine, each af whisk i a narcotic product of opin. are prohibited from selling either of U.e narcotics named to child to anybody without labelling them poison” The defini ist A medicine which relieves pain and produces alee, br one doses producea stupor, coma, comwnisons end deoth, Ma of medicines containing opium a: y dt, and sold tinder the names “ Drops,” “* Cordials,” * Soothi You shovid not itany a2 Syrup pte licine to be given to your chi ildren Sithours you of sour phy of what it is com OONTAIN NaRcdTics, tt it of Chas, H. Fletcher, CASfTORIA DOES NOT it bears the signature Repairs & Aitcrations on Fur Garmen’ in now be erdores at considerably prevails doriny Suits, Coats and Dresses for Small Women and Girls—Second Floor. “In to-morrow’s offering you will find a numte: of special values which in justice to yourself you cenrot overlook. They combine economy and quality, and the values are on the sare plane of excellence as heretofore. Misses’ Tailored Suits, one hundred and fifty of them, made of men's wear serge, check worsted or imported tweeds. ‘Twenty-five fancy tailored models, exhibiting all the latest design collars. Navy, black and white check, all white and some others. 14-16-18 years. Value 39.50 Saturday at 25.00 Misses’ Tailored Suits, made cf English serge, shepherd checks, hairline stripes or fancy mixtures. A large collection of models, with long roll or strictly tailored collar. Colors are navy, black, tan, black and white check, gray, old blue or all white. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 25.00 Saturday at 15.00 Misses’ Full-length Tailored Coats, made of men's wear serge, fancy mixtures or check worsteds, with sailor, notch or long roll collar in contrasting shades. Navy, black, white or black and white check. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 29.50 Saturday at 19.50 Misses’ Foulard Dresses, made of satin foulard, in very effec- tive models, with border and satin used as trimming in contrasting thades. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 25.00 Saturday at 15.00 Suits, Coats and Dresses for Juniors and Girls Did you ever stop to think, young lady, what a problem that is~ suits, coats and dresses for girls, with every girl full of ideas of her own and determined to carry them out? Really, if most of our thinking were not done ahead, we never could cater to your needs so successfully. And we believe that to-morrow’s offerings— planned several weeks ago--excel any we have announced heretofore. Such modish little garments, so perfect in style and in workmanship, and at such attract- ive prices, will surely beget a similar opinion from you. Girls’ Tailored Suits, two or three-piece models, made of English serge, check worsted or'tweeds. Smart fancy tailored coats, with sailor or shawl collar of satin or moire, and kimono sleeves. Navy, cld blue, tan, all white or black and white check. 13-15-17 years. Value 29.50 Saturday at 19.50 Girls’ Full-length Coats, of English serge, silk-lined through- out, with sailor collar of moire. In navy or black and white check. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Value 15.00 . Saturday at 9.75 Girls’ Coats, made of all-wool fancy tweeds and lined entire with mohair or silk. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Value 7.95 Saturday at 2.95 Value 9.75 Saturday at 4.95 Girls’ Dresses, made of imported repp, in one-pi.ce or Russian models, trimmed with Cluny laces or fine embroidery. Light blue, pink or all white. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Saturday special at 2.95, 4.95, 6.95 Girls’ White Lawn Dresses, effective models, trimmed with {ne laces or embroidery. Dutch or high neck. Value 2.45 . Saturday at 1.45 Value 3.45 Saturday at 2.45 Fine Clothes for Young Men, 12.50 to 23.00 like son” young men’s clothes. removed from father in the style he affects. “Like father, fails of confirmation in The average young man is far He is more debonair in appearance and has all that care- re» buoyancy of step and address which f ther ! as If any man does require individual attention in the matter of clothes, it is the younger generation of men. And if there is one store where that sort of attention is devoted to it is Saks’. We tailor the n according to a special standard of meas- exchanged for the dignity of years. the subject erfected by our own tailoring organiza- this alone which enables us to produce clothes of such admirable fit. Add to this our wide experience and our unique tailoring facilities and it becomes apparent why we are able to make young men’s clothes so distinctive in their lines, at prices which are not equalled anywhere— all things considered, Fifth Floor young men