The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 14

pS cea ———. RR AAR Ts ATOR Se TEI Oe eee PAID IN FULL FOR SITE FOR NEW |: ST. ROSE'S HOME But £25,000 Is Still Needed for 3 Completion of Hospital Building. Location One of the Best in|” New York for a Home for Invalids. Pull payment has at last been made for the land on which St. Home for Incurabi cated at No. 42 stand. It is ¢ will be begun Present month. The site cho lot 70x80 feet at the co cure ite completion, a made to the public. All be made payable to ecks should | se. Rose's, John D. Crimmina, No, @]/end amending ¢ | Cherry street, New York. pronibiting the | Nam | Court of recent donors include: oa of the National Order of m. cadets and eni "DAGGER FOR MURDER men at West Point “Louis D. Conley, Graham F. B hh $25, EEE - Te Yewiit, HB. Accused Camorra He Declares Ex ts Hy Wi McMann, Robert Hughes! hibited to Him Weapon With Mrs. W. Tomkine, J Which He Was to Kill VITERRBO, Italy, May men denounced by Gi nen, John Winthrop L Ciafty, Margaret L. ¢ Katharine Geyer, Mra. T. Brogan, Mrs. Parsons, & J. Valk, James aid, Mrs. Dutany Howland, Mra, A. March, Isabel PR. Mao- Mrs. M. Hess, Mra. Ada Pentz, other alleged #2 had been a Robb, $1.28 wern releaned lyn Girl, $1.02 the priest Ciro Atkin, Ellen Tonercher, Mre. | he had learned ot m, rry Leyden, each $1 through the discovery of the real assas- 0 of $5, one of $2, #IX| sins while performing hin office of cons fessor, It developed that Giacomo Aw erittore had charged Tomasso de Angelia and Gaetano Amedeo as the murderera, These men although known int the Assembly to-day|eriminals, established alibis and Vitozzt a score of tills Includ-| and Aecrittore were arrested charged ier measures providing| with conspiracy against them and also nt of offocers of the National] with an attempt to shield the actual Guard et the age of sixty-five years; assassins. Bubsequently Alfano and his eee mp doren ry to ne-| appeal is) \@ treasurer of | Tooth Powder is prepared by a practical dentist who knows what is best for the teeth Kaskat Carraro E. Two Broadway Stores : 265 Broadway E, TURLINGTON, Vice-President Sea ‘1 Broadwa Harlem Store Open sal roa iba Evenings Panamas Imported direct from Ecuador, here are Panama Hat values impossible for others. Every one of these hats is blocked, trimmed and ready to put on. Panama straw hats, usually at $5, and featherweight ‘Ses: kok straws, now. 3. 50 “eg hats in fe new telescope, planter and other shapes usually at $6, now. 50 Panamas of extremely fine weave, usually $7.50, warranted to give many Seasons’ service. Also Bangkoks, lightest known straws, "$5.50 Panamas such as you see every- where marked $10, all sizes and all Bn $0 Panama hats of standard $15 val- ue, fine, even weaves, blockeed in all the popular shapes, $9.50 erfectly Finest possible Pana clear, immaculately ble: by a mew scientific process. Individual and distinctive hats that men buy eiey te ee "812.50 Imperial $3 Hats Select from all the new shapes in split, sennitt and wide rough straw effects, 83—and worth more. Men’s Suits Underprice Bear in mind that these garments are Hackett, Carhart gar- ments, embodying tailor-work, style and fabrics that meet the rigid Hackett, Carltart standard--a standard that New York men have sought for over half a century. These garments can be had underprice now as a direct result of the Reorganization and Extension of this business, You owe it te your appearance and to your pocketbook to investigate these marvellous Hackett, Carhart values, Men’s Suits Made to Sell $] 3:50 at $16, $18 and $20.. Included are hairline stripe designs, fancy weave blue, black, gray, tan and brown worsteds. Plain blue serges and various new gray mixture effects. Every suit designed and tai. lored to sell this Spring at $16, £18 or $20. Sizes to fit per- fectly men and young men of every build. "15°" Men’s Suits Made to Sell at $20 and $22.50. Suits that Justify intrinsically $20 and rary price-marks. Se- lect from plain and fancy weave blue serges, light and dark shades of browns and tans and a very choice assortment of the new cool gray shades, Every garment made up to sell this season at $20 to $22.50. Men’s Suits Made to Sell $4750 at $22.50 and $25... Extreme models for young men and conservative models for older men are included. Were it not for the Reorganization and Extension of this business these suits would cost you $22.50 or $25 each and would be more than worth it, Plain and fancy weaves in light, dark and me- dium colorings. All new designs. Men’s Suits Made to Sell at $30 and $35 . . Suits that in style, fabric, fit and eoreaaaihlp: would cost you $3.50 » $10.50 more were it not for our Reorganization and Extension, Gar- ments that typify in every detail the ideal of elothes-making, An {deal, by the way, that Hackett, Carhart have realized after over half a century iving. No matter what coloring or model you have in mind, as s {t's new and in good taste you will find tt here, Hackett, Carhart Clothes for Boys Thrifty parents of boys who regard style and service as indls- pensable will appreciate these garments. $2 to $4 Wash Suits 1 65 Now $2.45, $1.95 and rn) Made of linens, repps, galateas, Andersons’ madras and cham- brays in plain color and stripe designs. Finished with bands, stripes, &c., of contrasting colors. Sizes 2% to 10 years, Boys’ $7.50 Blue Serge $4. 95 Suits .. Norfolk and double-breasted models; Knickers are cut extra full and lined throughout. Guaranteed strictly all wool and fast color, Sizes up to 18 years. Now $12.50, $8.95 and $7. 95 Boys’ Very Finest Suits Presenting a very large assortment of Hackett, Carhart clothes in new mixtures and plain serges for boys up to 18 years. HACKETT, CARHART & CO., Broadway and 13th St. INC,, RETAIL Broadwa near Cham 125th Street near 3d Ave. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY oF tax law by f intoxicants to SHOWN, SAYS INFORMER. 19.—The twa * hia life opened in 1994, FRAT Tri nomen Smead \ were again arrested and held De Angelis and 6 charged with being the Camorra, and| ~, accomplices in the mur- t fos and conspiracy | neainat the other two. Ge sais ae moins d'une goulle do porte quelle fimma de sa suprdme adh. catense et raffinamant.-- Karkoff Paria | Seine teereneees woman of ite supreme delicacy and refines ment Gatvact, Suchet, Fare and Salam Pociden sore and Lap iw bene, importance was confirmed his ng the olrcum- one time r h r nin 19, the wound having re- | n prise Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Tomorrow, Saturday Clearance Sale of Our Entire Stock of Spring Wool Suits For Misses and Juntors —consisting of— Serges, Shepherd Checks, Mannish Mixtures and Fancy Stripes, at at $16.75 26.50 39.50 value $25 value 835 valuc $50 Children’s Tub Dresses Colored percales and white lawns, 4 to 14 years, $1.39 & 2.25 values $2.00 and 8.00 Special Sale Wash W aists Saturday, May @uth The following Models in Voile Low neck, embroidered in colors $2.95 Low neck, hand embroidered and tric::ined with real Irish lace $3.95 High or Low neck, hand embroidered in colors and cluny lace inscations $3.95 Striped Voile, Iris: iace insertion and embroid- agy collar $5.95 Hand embroidered in co'crs, detachable side frill $5.95 Models in Marquisette allover tux:ked, embroidered in colors $4.05 High neck, trimmed wit! Val. and Irish lace $7.95 Models in Batiste High or Low neck, trimmed with torchon lace, with or without frill $1.95 All Over Embroidery Waists High or Low neck $4.95 High neck, trimmed with open embroidery and cluny lace $7.95 Low ueck Special Values Offered in House Dresses & Aprons House Dresses High or Low neck, in Percales, Chambrays, Ginghams and Lawns, plain and hand embroidered and embroidery trimmed—a large assortment $1675 21255 2955 3459 3195s 4:95 85.45 Aprons—embroidery trimmed 45C, 65¢, 85¢, 98¢ B $1.25 EE with ext Sun- mir newsdenler im ade Broadway’ & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Sts. Misses’ and Girls’ Summer Dresses SPECIAL VALUES SATURDAY Misses’ Gingham Dresses Button front model of Scorch gin hams in all colors, hand embroidered, white pique collar and cuffs, silk tle. 14 to Fi years. Value $0.75 Misses’ Linen Dresses Sailor collar, button front; aleo dresey kimono sleeve models, hand embroid- d, hite and colors. isto year. Value $21.50 14.50 Misses’ Graduation Dresses Of marquisette, French voile, and sheer batiste; hand embroidered and trimmed with real laces, Vatue $30.80 29.50 14 to 20 years, Girls’ White Dresses Of French batiste, trimmed with hands and insertions of pink or blue batiste, hand embroidered, lace trimmed. 6 to 14 years, Value $8.50 Girls’ White Dresses Dutch neck, kimono sleeve model of white batiste or dotted swiss, real Irish lace yoke, ribbon trimmed. 6 to 14 years. Heretofore $12.50 Girls’ White Dresses Entirely hand made o? French batiste, hand embroidered in white, old blue or fone; real lace trimmed. 6 to 14 years, Value $18.78 5.95 6.95 6.75 9.75 14 to 21 Heretofore 529.8 $0 to $39.80 Misses’ Dressy Suits High grade dressy tailored suits, of Eng- lish serge, Bedford stripes and mannis| fabrics. 14 to 20 years. Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 Misses’ Tailored Suits. Misses’ Tailored Suits Misses’ Norfolk Linen Suits Of navy or black eeree, stripes, home- In navy, brown, tan, white or Copen- pun and mannish z pod also black hagen, white pique collar and cuffs, lor eatin. leather belt. button front skirt. 14 to 20 years. Value $18.50 14.50 Misses’ Linen Tailored Suits Of Austrian linen in white and natural 16.50 18.50 d linen sailor el skirt. Value $24.50 tan, Empire coat wih strij collar and cuffs, new mo: 14 to 20 years. 29.50 Boys’ Summer Clothing Boys’ All-Wool Suits Boys’ Washable Suits xe pale of knickerbockers; Russian and Sailor models of ashi folk and double-brea sults, linen, chambray and white drill 8 to 17 years, Value $0.75 2 to 8 years. Value $2.95 Boys’ Hand Tailored Suits Boys’ Washable Coat Suits ‘xtra pair of knickerbockers ; ur of kn Norfolk and double-breasted models of linen crash, khaki and white duck. 8 to 17 years, Value $4.50 6.75 1.95 oti Sota worsted and « 9.75 DECIDED PRICE REDUCTIONS SATURDAY Young Men’s Suits | Custom Tailored Suits; all-wool imported fabrice in newest colorings. 31 to 40 chest. Heretofore $15.75 2.95 imere Value siz, 50 Hand tailored Suits of Engtish se flannels, tweeds and cassimeres, 31 to 40 chest. Heretofo: 11.50 Young Men’s Sinica Of soisette in white, tan or blue, of striped madras, with attached or neck band. 12 to 15 (achneck measure. Watce $1.45 Young Men’s Shirts Of English madras, in white or with novelty stripes, ptain'or pleates bosoms, with and without collar. 12 to 18 inch neck measure. Value $2.00 Roys' Negligee Blouses Of white or striped raadras o: plaic behest tan os biue chembray, with at- Vane ‘se Pg sol; Hewett jar. Kewtiyes Blouses geisore and silk finished madras, In blue, also in stripes, with d sott collar. - © 78 years. Value $1.45 ‘gees r TWO hy soft collar .68 95 OTHER 6 EL CCOUDER, ( a 40 ar, DTPres 8°. HS lest ave Don't believe that collars are all alike—‘FRISBIE COL- LARS” are UNLIKE others in their strong style-expression and their long shape-retention. Four- ply and hand --2ede. Secure your fevorite shape—the one that is specially BECOMING to youand that fits easily about your neck. 5c, 2 for 25c frisbie Shirts The Cadillac Two Heights The Frisco Three Heights The Allman , One Height \ Front, 234 inches, Back, 134 inches. The fabrics {n Frisbie Shirts are chosen for strength and for their power of stubborn resist- ance to daily wear and to the strenuosities of “washing day.” If you'll see that the Frisbie label appears on the next shirt ycu pay a dollar ora dollar and a half for, you'll gain more shirt-satis- faction than you ever knew. | Plaited or Plain—*1 or *1.50 (MAIN Building, Maia Floor.) See Our Full-Page Ad. in Another Part of This Paper. sk for IH Green Trading Stamps— We Give Them, The! Sunday World’s “Want” Directory makes more offers of positions than any other two mediums in the universe, : \ pie atan EE |