The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1911, Page 7

| parrer Your Honor, and he had « ktd& fm his fist lke a mule.” ’ Magis Murphy decided that the atron, . Burne must give @ thousand ' foliar Sond to keep the peace for six months, As Mr, Burns didn't have the thousand, ahat meant he must 0 to the island until fall, Jie wife Mary mate aplaa tor him then, but the Ma- kistrats wouldn't relent, and twelve or fourteen husky patrolmen formed a ring around Mr. Burns and eased him out carefully | a a — FRIGID WAVE IN THE WEST. Fifty Degree Drop in Temperatar It Took Five to Arrest Him This Time, So He's Going to the Island, May 1.—ate-| KANSAS CITY, Mo. sourl, Kansas, Nebraska and part of northern Oklahoma are ehivering to- |dny following the sudden drop in tem- EL STII TT TNT Ra NAR mR oe ee THE EVENING WORLD, MAN IN BOWERY FIGHT CARRIED LAWYER'S SUIT. Scott Hasn't Missed Civthes, but Thinks His Tailor Was Robbed. The slamming of @ beststenk against the inside of @ window in «@ restaurant at No, 7 Bowery attracted Polloemen Hurley and Harrison at 8 o'clock thie | morting, and they went In to find three young men engaged in a hot altercation ith the proprietor over the steak. Hurley noticed that one of the young men had a fine suit of clothes over nis arm while his own garments were ex- tremely shabby. ‘The three were tnken to the Mitza- beth atreet station, where they anid ‘1 perature, which in some pincen was aa|they were Harry MoCarten, eighteen & great as 60 degrees. A high wind from| years olf, Imperial Hotel, Bowery: rthwest which started early yee-| Charles Gilson, nineteen, No. 291 Hooper in Kansas and Nebraska hed) stregt, Brooklyn, and William Smith, nd eastward to-day but te leaving a] stor Te ee atecet address, A bank book tn the eof Charles bere ‘ediote that it will be freezing | Dempsey on the Brooklyn Savings Kansas Tank, showing deposits of $99, was 1) found on MeCarten, as were several 1 freezing tn the vicinity of Kaneas| keys of the Rrooklyn Y. M. C. A. naval are”? City. A report from North Platte, Neb., | rooms. ror’ call the mereury tits morning had | an erred Wilk <A" Gropped to 24 dogrees above ero. | nce eure CF cleunee LA CROSSE, Wis, May 1.—Snow has | a i: over the Northwest eince| yer, of No. 170 Broadway. on the telephone he eatd the San Juan 1 ag he etood In f phy in the West Side Co fia chest shove ir e fixed up a few days was call > nothing missing from his ward- O GIVE CHASE. | rove, mut had sent some clothes a toat Poraner In Nightelothes Satd Fagt-| ogo, tive Tried to Rob Him, | —— May Day Peace Note in Rertin. of Grand treets at 3 o'clock this morning cht Jutions favor- eetings, at which reso! Policeman Whitman stepped ie aes ament in the interest of the oe to ie Fan Lge cody world peace were adopted. Perfect or- 204 to nad Davia Feinberg, of No. | der was maintained. © appeared ag) 158 Clinton street, who was several of disonterly | Jumps ahead of Samuel Shevron, the |~ ‘We got a| latter in his nightclothes. - te |. Shevron said he aw: ith atroet ata- oot wi tats! set ee teen T could ask regular ry over the bedpost. He Jumped out of gee @ man dart out of] prices for my clothes and be is man, he eaid, waa) PRICES Of hag EE waa locked up charged justified in doing it rom any thing Was standard of business ethics, But ded | RPRLIN, May 1—The workmen of) 4! paeriin held reventy-thres May day | evron’s trousers or brary deh I can afford to make them for less bead —andI do, It’s my humor. “ton Moe Levy feakton; “but | MY ONLY STORE regard tt ae) 59-525 Walker St., ever playing opposite *y The Lowest Price Yet for Worthy sa” Silk Dresses at $7.85 &\.97 Several Dollars Below the ” MAKER'S Usual Prices Six hundred and thirty of the dainty little summer dresses that / women will want for wear from now until Fall. Foulard, pongee, taffeta and messaline silk. the popular models of the season. Fully forty of dresses have sold the country over during the past few $13.75 to $22.50. ll sizes for women. THEY ARE READY! Cool. Comfortable RUGS for the Summer Home Beginning ‘fomorrow We Give Almost Our Entire Fourth Gallery to a Presentation of New and Popular Priced Floor Coverings we harked back to the days of our forefathers for the new ideas nd comfort. $7.85. Tuesday, Wanamaker Basement, Old Building. 2 : grendmother used to make, have given much of the inspira- tion and have been made to furnish some wonderful ideas. W odern brass bed and white enamel furniture, one of these new rugs s ideal mmer bedroom, aaa ae fe rewrye In Tomorrow’s Exhibition Wi e found all the latest styles in summer floor coverings, rugs to fit any space, or armonize with any scheme of color or decoration. One of the mos ive exhibits will be TUXEDO RAG RUGS, in pretty and quaint designs lly to show off under the natural light and amid the pleasing surrounc There ar 9x12 ft. at $9 to Tuxedo Rugs 24 x 36 inches for as little as 75c, on up to others at and 12x15 ft. at $17. | Nursery Rugs Easily kept clean by the ordinary carpet sweeper, being particularly dust proof, 3x6 ft., $4.25, wiki Rugs 2x12 ft., $25. a9 x12 it. re $ Monotone Rugs Fibre Rugs Similar in weave to the Pilgrim rug except that the F groundwork is in a self-colored mixture. etranger to make rugs ¢ t of paper thi 24 x 36 in,, 80 27 x 54in., $1.30 9x12 ft., $12.50 a Japanese Grass Rugs Ma sa vy grass, woven with dou ; | | stit versible stencil patterns, Crex |< Extremely artistic. I | prevent water 0 x 60 in., $1.10 9x12 ft., $10 3x6 ft., $1.50 Our showing of JAPANESE and CHINA MAT- TING is replete with the newest effects in both styles of weave, our inportations now being complete. 7 ft., $4.75 Bx 14 ft., $18.75 5 54-1n., $2.25 yard. China matting, per roll of 40 yards, $8.50 to $16 Japanese matting, per roll of 40 yds., $8.50 to $25 OHN WANAMAKER | A, T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. New York | ‘THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE | MONDAY, MAY 1, 1911. L. R. Spring Corsets- Why They Are the Best American Corsets q “Women are not statues, I like a corset I can bend in,” said a woman who has been remarked for her exceptionally graceful carriage. @ Some corsets seemed de- signed to live on a manequin stand or on figures, which, like our grandmothers, are able to maintain a bolt upright position on the edge of their chairs for hours on end, QL. R. Corsets, on the con- trary, reproduce the best of French art in a large measure of gracefulness and flexibility. @ Designed by the best Ameri- «tw can corset manufacturer, most of the people working on L. R. Corsets have twenty to thirty years of experience back of every snip of their scissors, of each stitch of their needles. @ No corset is permitted to leave the factory until it has been thoroughly tested to prove that it suits the figure for which it is designed. Many of the models are directly inspired by French corsets, and every new idea afoot will be found among the L. R. Corsets that are sold exclusively in New York by the John Wanamaker Store. Q Their popularity grows apace. This Spring it is difficult to keep our stock complete. @ We put this announcement in the paper tonight be- cause several shipments have just reached us from the manufacturer and will be unpacked and ready to be seen tomorrow in the Corset Salons. Certain Notable Models @ Ten different $1 models we feel sure are the best dollar corsets to be found in America. Durable coutil, cool batiste and Summer net, built with medium and long hips and low busts, @ Eight styles at $1.50, in either coutil or batiste— specially comfortable. These include the well known Housekeeper's Corset, which is cut low under the arms to permit of energetic motion, @ New $2 Spring model has low bust and is extremely long over the hips, @ What is called the “Perfect Fitting L. R. Corset” is priced $3, Batiste or coutil,it is intended for short, plump women, and has low bust and is cut out under the arm. @ A $4 model is designed to produce long, slender lines, and is made of fine coutil. @ The “Singer's Corset” at $5 is excellent for any woman who wishes comfort and the ability to breathe deeply, @ This year, for the first time, we are introducing finer L. R. Corsets—models at $8 and $10, of silk figured batiste and fancy white silk broche—pretty enough fora trousseau. @ Brassieres of all descriptions, $1 to $2.50, JOHN WANAMAKER New York 4£X. 70 35% J E910 GOCSe All our very special sales advertised in Sunday’s papers will be continued to-morrow, Tuesday. Our Great May Sale of , Fine Muslin Underwear Every garment in the sale is of Bloomingdale quality and | you know that that means the very best you can buy for the money. We assure you that in quality of material, character of workmanship and style of trimming, the underwear we offer— American and European—is all that the most particular woman could desire. Just a hint as to prices: Cambric Corset Covers at 7c; other styles at 4c, 19¢, up to $7.98 Muslin Dr: ‘#, trimmed, at 4c; other styles at 19c, 24c, up to $5.98 Muslin Night Gowns at 29c; other styles at 38c, 48¢, up to $5.98 Combination Underwear at 48c; other styles at 69c, 79¢, up to $5.98 Muslin Top Ski styles at 48c, 69c, up to $2.98 Cambric Chemises, med, 29c; other styles at 49c, 79c, up to $3.98 C. B. and P.N. Corsets, sizes 18 to 30, 69c; other atyles 65c, upto$5.98 Extra Size Muslin Gowns, 49c; other atyles 69c, 79¢ up to $2.98 Child: Muslin Draw at 10c; other atyles at 14c, 19¢, up to 97e infe ood Slips other styles at 45c, 69c, up to $3.98 Children's Night Gown: other styles at 45c, 69c, up to $3.98 May Sale of Housekeeping Linens, Domestics and Bed Clothes , This is a golden opportunity for everybody to buy the things that are always needed, and which are as “staple as wheat,” at the GREATEST PRICE REDUCTIONS EVER KNOWN. We call particular attention to the fact that, in addition to the following extraordinary values in low priced goods, we offer the sharpest price cuts on higher grades of } linens, &c. Read:— “Fruit of the Loom" and Hill Muslin and Fine Bleached Cambric, full | yard wide; worth 10c. and 12!yc yard. Limit 10 yards. For this ” | saleat.... 7 Yard Wide Unbleached Muslin, heavy 8c. grade. Limit 20 yards, 484e Muslin Pillow Cases, good quality; size 42x36; 3-inch hem; limit 12, 6c Sale rd wide; agent's p | Retail price 15c. ‘Sale yard............ 15,000 Yards Fine Bleached Muslin, finish ery. Limit 10 yards, 10c. kind .../....., Hosiery Bargains for Men and Women | Women’s 35c|Women’s 59c Silk|Men’s Lisle Gauze Stock- Stockings, 29c ings, 16c This is pure silk This is fine mercerized | hosiery in black and i I hosiery of superior] colors, with occasional i Thread Socks, 9c, Linen heels and toes? and a very choice grade throughout, character; colors, tan} hardly - perceptible and black. mill faults, Underwear Bargains---Men’s---Women’s Men’s 35c Underwear, 19¢ | Women's 59c Union Suits, 29¢ Men's 35¢ white check nainsook ath- | Women’s 59c white Swiss ribbed lisle letic shirts and knee drawers. ..19¢ thread union suits. . Initial Dinner Sets—Special Sale We have purchased from a large potter in East Liverpool, at a low figure, 500 Dinner Sets, which he holds subject to our call, Theretord ata a 9 for Country Cottage or City Home... Oe This set {9 made expressly to your orderg The potter decorates each set as we send in order, The porcelain is of good quality, an cach piece is decorated with a neat gold ban border, and your initial in gold, We guarant. that the ware will not crackle or turn yellow, Set ' sists of 51 pieces, as follows: @ Break ) Dinner Plates, @ 3.98 NOTE—Furchasers of these sete may buy any separat. Tuesday Bargains All Around the Store: } Leather Hand Bags; fine goat seal; | Evegla and S sold leather lined; 13 inches wide and| ‘mounted; sold Pataki optla B19 inches deep; Tuesday... .$1.00| clans at 2.00; Tuesday's price. 75q Pina; newest de- | 24-inch Japan signs; Tuesday a +s++ +986] Caseay light, Solid Gold Tie Clasps; very pretty; | Tuesday Tueeday at rvrvecerccscens 790 ‘ |] Pocket Knives; solid gold; 2 bindes; | Fashionable Tue $1.98 ny * loud to alarm; Tuesday at..... 55c | Guaranteed Silk Taffe! bd |} $3.00 Silk Umbrellas, for men and| with gilt ribs, plain and hema | women; large variety of fancy han. | stitched; all shades; Tuesday. $1,590 | dles; at tprer setae: $1.65 | Celebrated F. & B. Full Hollows German Silvey’ Mesh Bags; 4| Ground Razors; regularly sold up inches wide; 394 inches deep; kid ); Tuesda. ry lined; at + Napkin Ri inches wids in black and colors; You Can Buy on Easy Terms and Save Money Consult our co-operative sel partment on the Third Cold Storage HI Our Great inks -| vOanoreety, Batarged Cold Remodelling and Repairing of | Furs at Moderate Prices { post messaged 1 to your doony everything you or the t hold on most Meral terms without being cor ed to pay 50 to 100 per cent. advance on ca: h for 1 BLOOMINGDALES’, Ler. to 3d Av Furnit ure Without Deposits: her has never proved satisfactory to re wlvays lo please our patrons, od | \YMENTS AND LOW PRICES | CALL AND MAKE YOUR @WN TERMS | U Aetageay |S eee « ’