The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1911, Page 8

8 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 65, priving the streams and lakes watch | furni#n the supply to the reservoirs, The Mayor and the Commlsstoner are he trip of inspection jn an SES HUSBAND DE WATEREANINE. «= eS AS TRAN THROWS SCAREAROUSES. <2 Use Wagon to Haul Away Thirty] Cases of Wine Across Street From Station House. Rrooklyn Laborer Perishes Fei a Personal Inspection | ‘Manhattan Crossing as | of Croton Reservoirs—Trav- rs " | Manager I Werner, of Schneider Wife Looks On. elling 100 Miles by Auto, | rrothers ws Nquor establishment at No. 12 y, Brooklyn, took eens an inventory this morning of the stock { water sup-| that had been left in the place by bur- s personal | lar’ who had been bury for some} hours after midnight taking away all truck would hold. Then he sent! a painter to change the big sign tn front window from “This Business temove" to read “This Busines ing—Slowly, but Surely, Only We Don't Know Where.” The burglars were not bothered be- |cause they had to back the truck up cross the way from the Ralph tation and hand over some aaeArrie TS DELAYED, | sy sreree Gareoe tae 1 reservoirs | nied by Commis Victim’s Body Lay Deadly Electric Current and | on Both Tracks, Thompson, who that a water heavy raina serv three years t, Brook- es of wine over a fence and n the truck, Altogether they got away with $1,000 | worth of bottle® goods, The same trick was pulled off jast December, when fifty cases were carted away, Werner Is go- ing to camp out In the place until the oficial moving day has come and gone. throughout the been in- | f garden waste He g off the sup- lant. At w in the parks are all tan crossing, a block from his homo, tossed twenty-five feet, electrocuted by the third rafl and then run over by the train, His wife, Marie, saw her hueband killed a atched him from the window of t home, TramMc > to and from New York was tied up fc two hours, The man left home shortly after 6 o'clock to take the 69 train for! Jamaica. Ho was standing on the piat- form of the Manhattan Crossing station when a ten-car train came by, In pre- —. paring to board it the first car hit] Pletrafesa and threw him soe St at 81 Years of Age the tracks leading to and from the city Then two cars of the train ran over the victim's legs. Dear Mrs. Ramsey, who is known and beloved by all her town folk, has been restored to health and vigor after an illness of several months. So may you be if you give your system te at the resor- | D, Thornton, .| the Long Islas L. 1, was arre: with the larces 7 ® funds, held tn $1,000 the larger portion of the fall, thus de-!ball to awatt extradition: Tistrafesa wan killed by the electric @hock, but his body was #0 hel it not only blocked the track Je from town, but left his head tracks leading into the city. W wrecking Killed by Electric Shock. a chance. a car of the train Jacked from th: y incoming trains were strung out on tho other wide, unable to | pass on their way to town without | striking the head. Henry Gee of Atlantic and Lefferts avenues was in charge of the train, He tried to stop the cars, but was un- | able to prevent the accident. Ife was} not arrested, Mrs. Mario Pietrafesa had been tn | the habit of standing by her window and watching her husband until he boarded his morning train. ‘There were no houses between her window and the station and her view not obstruct. | ed, She saw her husband go to the station and watched him as the train | ait him. Then she fainted. | Attends Victim's Wife. | Dr. Kelly came from Bradford Hos- pital to answer the accident call, le found that the man had been killed in stantiy and was then told t an nearby needed Lis a found the woman to be aecident victim. She wa consclousness and went MR. and MRS.» WM. J. RA belayini “My wife was taken sick last fall and [called in our doctor. He ith her eon tended her for two months but did not help her in any way. I saw) John, to identify the t | Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey advertised in our paper and after reading The trains on both ke began to) what it had done for others | bought a bottle. She commenced taking pile into long Ines, and, as the tle-up | it at once and grew better from the start, s now strong and able ee La Nira to do her housework as v 8 and sh 81 years old. We would fic, the congestion was rlous | K Y ' ° matter. The passengers had to waik | Hot be without it. 1 advise all old people to try it because what it has ‘over to the trolley lines in order to get | done for us it will do for them.”’—-Wm. J. Ramsey, Matamoras, Pa. ebeetake Duffy’sPure Malt Whiskey Son JUSTICE SPENCER DEAD. STANDARD OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE SINCE 1860 It every man and woman in the United States would only appre- ciate what this great family medicine does toward building up the ' Y. May 5—|system, driving out the disease germs by strengthening the digestive Supreme Court Justice Edgar A. Spen- lorgans and quickening the circulation so as to prevent a cold or cer of the Fourth Judicial Distr ; ' N a etek Mita Aled at te other form of congestion from becoming deep rooted, ninety per early to-day, following a general |cent. of the illness would be avoided. When people get sick they breakdown, ‘The funeral, which will | blame different causes; but, if they would only stop and think, the! on chief cause is the system is allowed to run down; the blood becomes thin, the digestive organs are not strong enough to do their work | properly, the tissues become weakened, the kidneys are unable to} -}carry oll the waste matter. ‘The result is pains, aches and all kinds of troubles, Just give your system a chance; build it up by taking | Dufiy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as directed; it will build new tissue, ye |help the stomach digest the food, strengthen the heart action, enrich the blood and invigora body, brain and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the only whi the Government as a medicine during the § Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by drug direct, 81.00 a large bottle, Our doetors will send a valuable illustrated medical booklet on application © Dutly Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, N.Y Attended by many of of the Supreme © ¢ Although he plea expectation of merey, who, with a compant Lee tn his laundry Hundred and F ® and roadbed years old and hth stree’, W.L. DOUGLAS FOR sou are invited to visit W. L. Douglas shoe store and inspect the Spring and Summer Oxfords and high cut shoes. The greatest variety, all the latest novelties, including Short Vamp Shoes which make the foot look smaller; High Heel Shoes for Young Men, as well as the more Substantia! Styles which have made W.L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. Whatever your ideal of a shoe, you will find it ina W.L. Douglas store. W.L. Douglas warrants every pair of his shoes to hold their shape, fit better and wear longer for the money than any other make. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES. CAUTION! es ". ag he BOYS’ SHOES, $2.00 & $2 50. ‘The Best School and Dress Bhoes for the Price in Amerton, If you cannot obtain W. L. Douglas shoes in your Shoes sent direct from factory to wearer, all charges id, . W.L- DOUGLAS, 152 Spark Si, Brockton, M W. L. DOUCLAS CREATER N. Y. STORES 1452 Third Avew 250 W. 125th 81.) 478 2609 Third Ave, BROOKLYN = 177) 853 Browiway, 2770 Third Ave. 491 Fulton pt Broadway, 366 Sixth Avo, | 708-710 B'dway, igh esis), Eight! b Ave; | 1387 Brosdway.! is a : ' 2 ame aud the retall profects (he wearer wn, write for catalog Cold Storage of Furs We are prepared to accept Furs and Fur Garments for Cold Storage throughout the Summer months Remarkable 1911. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Repairs & Alterations Garments can now be ordered at considerably lower cost than ie the Fur Closing Out Sale Tomorrow 584 Women’s Tailored Suits at 18.00 ’ Former prices 25.00, 29.50 and 35.00 You are doubtless familiar with the furore we have created this season by obtaining exclusive Paris models and reproducing them . within eight or ten days after arrival, to sell at 25.00, 29.50 and 35.00 instead of at 35.00, 40.00 and 50.00, which lat- ter are the usual prices asked for garments of such exceptional quality as these. In fact, you yourself have probably profited by the many splendid savings we have effected for you in tailored suits this season. But if such is not the case, then you may do so now to even greater advantage than heretofore. Tomorrow for 18.00 you may purchase a Paris model that cus- tomarily sells all the way from 35.00 to 50.00. After most phenomenal selling, we find that we have just 584 garments Important Sale of Suits, Coats and Dresses for Misses and Small Women Although we consistently offer unusual values in Misses’ apparel irrespective of seasons, we have prepared for tomorrow the following special attractions, all of which offer you a maximum of quality and style at a minimum of cost. And that is a result you are always trying to achieve. Second Floor. Misses’ Tailored Suits—150 taken from stock—in fancy tailored models, showing the numerous collar designs so effective this season and various revers that are extremely attractive with their combination trimmings and linings to match. Made of men’s wear serge, fancy stripes or check worsted. All colors, including navy and all white. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 35.00. Very special at 19.50 Misses’ Coats, full-length models, of men’s wear serge, check worsted or fancy twecds, lined to waist with peau de cygne and having effective collar of cloth of gold, satin or striped messaline. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 25.00. Very special at 16.50 Misses’ Dresses, of striped or plain French voile, effectively embroidered, filet lace insertions and satin in contrasting shades. Colors are light blue, flax, black and white and rose stripes, and white with coral, white with old blue or white with black. Sizes 14-16-18 years. Value 25.00. Very special at 15.00 Tailoring the Young Man—12.50 to 23.00 « Many tailors sell young men’s clothes, but few there are who think of tailor- ing the young man as he ought to be tailored. They regard him as one whose requirements consist solely of a suit of clothes to the absolute exclusion of style. So that it has remained for us to introduce into young men’s garments those details and lines which insure style and at the same time serve to accentuate the youthful appearance. That precisely is the burden of our story on young men’s clothes. We tajlor him with regard to his youth and accomplish our object without any sacrifice of style. And al- though weexcel others in the superiority of our young men’s clothes, we yield to none on the question of price. Young man, come to Saks’ and be tailored. Boys’ Norfolk or Double-Breasted Suits with extra Knickers at 5.75 In an entirely new collection of all wool fabrics, lined throughout with alpaca, and tailored with a view to giving the boy the style which he is yet too young toaffect. Durable fabrics and the best of workmanship. ‘ Boys’ Norfolk, Single-Breasted and Double-Breasted Suits at 6.95 This is a special line of suits which we have taken right from stock and av- eraged at a single price for quick selling. They represent the best we can do in boys’ clothes, ’as to workmanship, fabrics and style, and they are much ~ better than we are usually able to do at such an economical figure. Made for the hardy campaign of boyhood, these suits will give a great deal more satisfaction than is generally associated with such a small outlay as 6.95. Boys’ Single Trouser Suits—5.00 to 17.50 ; Garments that are designed especially for dress or school wear, in an extra- ordinary selection of fabrics and patterns, including the newest novelties, as well as the quieter designs for people who prefer them. The workman- ship in these suits is a very accurate reflection of our talent, in tailoring clothes for men, for they are excellent in finish and stylish ir their lines. In- deed, we have no hesitation in stating that you will find these garments a little better than the average good boys’ clothes elsewhere. Such is the intention. ’ ope Sale of Boys’ Furnishings—Saturday Aside from the consideration of price, there is the weightier consideration that a little fellow will look brighter by mght and by day in a paur of these pajamas and one of these blouses—worn separately of course. Boys’ Blouses, made of fine mercerized fabric, light grounds, with neat stripes. Soft collars to match blouses. Plain colors also included, with collar attached. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Values 1.00 and 1.50 Very special at 65c. Boys’ Pajamas, of fine corded madras or mercerized fabric, in plain white or light colors. Splendidly made and finished with four frogs at buttonholes. Sizes 4 to 18 years. Value 1.00 Very special at 65c. Sale of Misses’ Sample Hats Values up to 7.50. Special tomorrow at 2.95 We have been fortunate in sécuring an entire sample line of these beautiful hats and are thus able to offer them to you at sample prices. They include rough straws and fancy braids, in a splendid variety of styles and colors, and are eminently suited to dress or street wear. Be good to yourself. Sale of Children’s Straw Hats Value 3.00. Special tomorrow at 1.95 We have only a small lot of these, but what they lack in the extent of their assortment is offset by the unusually low price at which they may be pur- chased, They are trimmed with ribbon rosettes and as pretty as need be. left from the thousands made specially for our distribution dur- ing the past four weeks. And what beautiful garments they are. Made by the best labor, of the choicest materials and trimmings, and duplicating to perfection the most favored contributions from Paris. Altogether this sale contains twenty-two different models, and offers you, in a single word, the range of the season's best styles at a price which is remarkable even for a sale. At former prices these suits were a wonderful saving on any- thing offered elsewhere. And at the extraordinary price of 18.00 they are without a doubt the best suit values ever offered. All the most wanted materials, all colors, all sizes. An oppor- tunity for tomorrow—make a mental note of that. Apparel for Juniors and Girls at special prices Saturday Tailored Suits, made of men’s wear serge, check worsted, hairline stripes or tweeds. Altfancy models, showing the Paquin sleeves, collar and cuffs of striped messaline, cloth of gold, moire or satin. All colors, including navy and all white. Sizes 13-15-17 years. Value 25.00. Special to-morrow at 16.50 Girls’ Full-length Coats, made of shepherd checks, covert cloth or navy serge. Sailor or notch collar of satin and lined throughout. As pretty a coat as any girl could want to wear. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Value 10.95. Special to-morrow at 7.95 Girls’ Full-length Coats, made of men’s wear serge or shepherd checks, in two effective models. Sailor collar combinations, trimmings of satin and braid, and silk-lined throughout. 6to 14 years. Value 15.00. Special to-morrow at 9.75 Girls’ Dresses, of imported striped madras, with hand-embroidered sailor collars, and 3-inch patent leather belt. An extremely smart and distinctive little style. Colors are light blue, tan, reseda and others. Sizes 6 to agen Value 7.95. Special to-morrow at 5.50 Girls’ Middy Dresses (or one-piece regulation style), made of Irish linen, in cadet, natural or all white, with embroidered emblem on sleeve and shield. Silk lacings on sides. A dainty little garment as well as effective. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Value 6.95. Special to-morrow at 4.95 Important Sale of White Buck Shoes for Misses and Children 9 ~*~” White buck shoes are the thing just now. Nothing is prettier and they are the vogue for present wear. We have therefore arranged this sale to give impetus to style by enabling you to invest in white buck shoes at a considerable saving on the general run of prices. Made of genuine white buckskin, with riveted pearl buttons, and designed on the famous ortho- pedic last to ensure foot comfort. All sizes and widths. Sizes 2 co 5, Infants’ Shoes. Sizes 4!/, to 7, Infants’ Wedge Heel Shoes. Sizes 6 to 11, Children’s Shoes. Sizes 11'/, to 2, Misses’ Shoes. Second Floor. Value 2.00. Special at 1.55. Value 2.25. Special at 1.85. Value 3.25. Special at 2.65. Value 4.00. Special at 2.95. Sale of Women’s Neckwear and Veilings Very Special for Saturday " Of the score and one things that run away with a woman's moncy, neckwear and veilings are well to the front. This fact will undoubtedly impel many women to take advantage of our ability just now to offer special induce- ments in this class of merchandise. " Lingerie Neckwear, embroidered and lace-trimmed. Fichus, side frills, © vots, 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, with woven tuck along sleeves Value 1.25 Saturday special at 85c Full-length Guimpes, net yoke and sleeves, and lawn body. Value 1.00 Saturday special at 65c French Veils, !'/2 yards long, filet, octagon or round mesh, with wide or narrow borders. Black, in four attractive designs. Values 1.50 to 2.50. Saturday Special at 1.10 French Veils, same as above, with hand-run bordere, and in either black or white. Value 3.00. Saturday special 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 special at 1.25 Sale of Women’s Lingerie Hats Value 10.00. Very special tomorrow at 5.95 There are ten new models in these lingerie hats, including all the latest and accepted shapes, trimmed with the newest silk, taffeta, velvet and soft straw bows. Ideal wear for this season, when a lingerie hat fulfils the requirements of style and at the same time is light and cool. And the generous price reduction makes the offering still more noteworthy. Clearance Sale of Aigrettes at Half Prices We are closing out our entire stock of aigrettes—both cross and stiff varicties —at one-half of former prices. The price tags have not been changed, but remain at their original figures, sd that you yourself may see the former prices and make the fifty per cent. reduction in your own behalf. This is an event that should appeal particularly to the woman who herself occasionally makes a hat or enlivens a hat a month old with a few artistic touches of her own, Simply select the aigrettes you want and divide the prices by two. Special Sale of Blouses for Misses & Small Women A trio of dainty models whose anxiety to take an early glimpse of the world leads them to sacrifice their beauty on the altar of low prices.. You will be charmed with any one of these delightful blouses. French Voile Blouses, high or low neck models, elaborately hand-embroidered in colored effects and beautifully lace-trimmed. Value 5.00. Special at 2.98. China Silk Blouses,sailor collar model, with lace shield and finished with hem- stitched bands and tie in various colorings. Value 5.75. Special at 3.95. Tailored Waists, in madras, dimity or pure linen and finely tailored at that. Value 2.00. Special at 1.00.