The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1911, Page 12

bis , om 5 ot o » { * ee ee ee = THE EVENING: WORLD, FINDS CANNED DOLLARS. | KETI full « WIRELESS HINTS — MUST SHOW FATHER. DRIVE OPERATOR UNFIT OR GIVE UP TO.GUTRIS THROAT, HER GRANDCHILD TUBERCULOSIS. IS ‘CURABLE AND Air! C ae inal Stru PREVENTABLE, Gets tant Oot « Out of the Without Instruments, Roach Easton's i: , / | Any Cough May Lead to Tells Magistrate. Custody ivi | y (lhe le | p Trene Jewel of| The Arraigned before Magistr te the Morrisania Court tas 4 it ed disease depends entirely w, Henry Clem © kill ' enone Durtdoce cod infit to have the ¢ of the falist fn Dineanes his throat and wrist | Hit tn * back of Valentin @re@ and High! Bronx, Stephen F old, of Derby, had rec st himself up. Conn With the utmost solemn Roa aid: “Your Honor, | am the victim of Wireless persecution. 1 have been a | Wireless operator for some years, and || Bot Go I could take the messages out of eye ee the air without the ald of instrument examinations of the | “T was walking along the Bronx this morning when the messages began H coming. 1 got out my pad and began re lay Wah: Subeseniae Gomes fa take 4 down, The first one was, ye ier var in taleariy wae Heware! Beware! wh night.’ Then ich said ‘Cut wet you! 1 thought joke, but when the mes coming I knew it was went back of the bushes d cut my throat, It isn't much of @ cut, but its the best 1 could do with a dull knife Do you see this bald epot ¢ 4a report Monday possession of ight and with If you have a atubbom head,” ran on the man breathless! ated Apri fe of bronchial well, if you've got time I'll tell you and ‘his mother- | how I got tt ad col "Go ahead,” said the Magistrate, “I | troubte as to of the t ther the Uke to hear.” ‘It was on a battleship, Your Honor. T'd been taking messages ail day and had crawled into my bunk, A terriil storm came up, and suddenly wireless in tty t ear for your life." tall, but 1 w titled to the o! child, of the Easton wer serious lung administer the proper GRANGE LAWYERS CALLED. Y senate Want Backs We saying to Know dust Who oelty Fiwht 1 janded sq my head. 1 hair instde, time"— “T guess we have heard enough," in- terrupted Magistrate Barlow, “Y tell the rest down in Bellevue, w 1 think, they better make a text of your sanity.” T'm sane, all right,” sald Roach, “if 4 wasn’t for those confounded wirr messages.” was committed to Bellevue for fi I days. —_-—>-—— STEAMSHIP SINKS; SIXTY ARE MISSING. Only Forty Known to Have Been Saved From Wreck of Taboga | Near Panama. PANAMA, May The National Steamship line ste Tale, struck @ rock off Punta Mala on Tuesday and sank @ short time afterward. Of the hundred pass re oon board only forty are known to have been | saved. The Taboga had a cargo of cattle and was on Z The one hu telegraph ficult to obtain details of t The United States gunboat left here to-day for the scene of the disaster, —_——_ VERDICT FOR ONLY $750. Kygan Sued Reloher for 820,000 tor A John F. Egan, a Post-0rf ployee, who sued Leon K Wealthy silk manufacturer, wating Wife, young wife, was awarded a verdict $150 this afternoon by a Jury befor Justice Goff in Court. He sued for $20,000. j The Egan have two ¢ said to be in some time ago 5! failed to divorce wife and family Inthe the MINE FIRE DEFIES FIGHT. OCLARKSBUR is raging int Hutehins Meadowhra purning #1 tay night and men were sur from the Pittsburg Bure yenment Mine Rescue ixperts are equipped with speci pllances and are aiding in the against the fire. ‘The flames are sald gaining. Catalo: dave Matted Free EASY’ PLAN Worth EN ly C $100 $10 $2.00 | rm, 150 15 2.25 | Apply 200-2050 | Mithin 300 303.50 | 30 Pr rH ne wet GRAND RAPIDS! innit 'e allow on a 0% Cash Purchases 3 Rooms at $75 4 Furnished at $165 5 Complete at $225 120 West 23" St NEAR G™ AVE WASHINGTON, May % ia waa SOOOCOOOL Allen and Siith Graye(o. Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 Thousands of Spring and Summer Suits 4.50 to 10.00 Underprice And if there has ever been in New York a fine clothes offering where these values were even approximated, there never has been an assortment so complete, so exhaustive, so all comprehending, and every garment saves you from 4.50 to 10.00. Choose at 15.50 From over one hundred styles of high grade Velours in grays, tans, browns and olives, Worsteds intans, browns, grays, blacks and blues, silk mixtures, and fancy weaves. Serges in plain blues and fancy weaves. Homespuns and crashes in light and medium grays and tans, Cassimeres in dark and light grays, tans and browns. Included in the above assortment are all the new pencil and hair- line stripes, herringbone and broken herringbone stripes, neat mixtures, pin checks, overplaids and all the new stripe and double stripe weaves over a dozen two and three button distinctive Smith Gray & Co. models for men, young men and boys-—priced regularly these suits would cost you 20,00, 22.50 and 25.00. Choose at 18.50 som over one hundred styles—nearly all exclusive designs 2 in grays, browns, tans and olives, grays and tans, tans, browns, also blue and black silk mix- tures and fancy weaves, erges and gray serges of finest Australian wool, Fancy serges in blues and browns in numerous weaves, Cravenetted mohair suite—in Included are all the newer stripe, check and overplaid designs, elso plain weaves and fancy weaves— the models include twelve dis- Linctive two and three button designs in two and three piece suits half and full lined —for men, young men and boys priced regularly these suits would cost you 22.50, 25.00 and 27.50. Choose at 22.50 From nearly seventy-five exclusive designs of highest grade Velours in high browns, brick shades, Oxford blue shades and grays. Saxony cassimeres in new tans, smart olives, metal grays and smart browns. Cricketing Aannels in new metal grays, new olive browns and smart oliv Worsteds, mill and clear finished—grays, tans, olives, browns, also blues and blacks, neat mixtures and fancy weaves. Crashes in Ganadian and hopsack weaves, Oxford blues, grays and browns, Included are all the most recent ideas in exclusive diamond Weaves, broken stripe weaves, various Glenn and club checks The models include ail the soft no padding English styles, soft roll witha trifle padding, and over a dozen smart di with regular lapels, in two and three piece suits—quarter, half and full lined. This is unquestionably the finest display of exclusive and smart styles shown in New York, and ut the regular prices, 27.50, 30.00 and 32.50, Were extreme values, Choose at 27.50 arly sixty styles of finest fabrics from the foremost weav Ad, and finest American Worsteds tans, deep browns, also blues and blacks, and silk overplaid designs Worsted cheviots in new pays, special browns and unusual tan and olive shades Saxony cassimeres and velours~— foreign and American weaves, in smart grays, tan olives, olive grays and correct browns. Inchided here are fabrics identical with those shown in the finer custom tailoring shops at more than double the regular price of these garments identical in exclusiveness of design, in quality and in shade. The workmanship and style of these garments is of the highest attain. andard, there being no garment but what is the peer of any you ave known at the tegular prices of 35.00 and 37.50, Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs, Anto Clothes Book on Request, Smith Gray & Co. Two Brooklyn Stores: Broadway at Warren St. ‘Across City Hall, 5th Av., Bet. 27th & 28th St» many shades of grays, in silk mixture, silk stripe Fulton St., at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Bedford Av. Cuero ® fel cl el : felsloo) MAKES LITTLE THURSDAY, MAY Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Special Sale of — , Lingerie Waists For Friday and Saturday High Neck Frill Waists embroidery medallion and Cluny lace insertion, $1.50 Batiste—-fine torchon lace insertion, frill edged with lace, $1.95 Tucked Batiste—frill edged with color, $2.95 All over tucked Batiste—embroidery end lace trimmed, tucked frill, $3095 hemstitched, and lace pleated frill, $4.95 French Voile—hand embroidered in colors, with point d’esprit frill, $5.95 Low Neck Frill Waists Batiste — hand embroidered and edged with color, hemstitched frill, $3.95 French Voile—hand embroidered in colors, $4.95 High or Low Neck Waists A large assortment in Batiste and Voile, $1.50 to 7.95 Batiste— French Voile- 1 etticoats In Messaline, black and colored, $3.95 &B 5.95 Princess Slips for Women and Misses —messaline and India silk, $4.95 & 5.95 Infants’ Wear Special Sale of Boys’ Imported Hand Made and Hand Embroidered Pique Suits Sizes 2 to 6 years, $4.95 to 12.50 Panama Hats Sizes up to 10 years, at Half Their Value $1.95 10 3.45 ipa Kimonos Pullman Gowns of India Siik enclosed in a small bag for travelling, $5.95 large collar of messaline, Figured India Silk fastened at side $4.95 Dotted or Plain Silk—satin or wash mbhon trimmed oT $3. 85 White Dotted Swiss—- Val. or moti lace trimmed Saas ee nina $4. 95 White or colored Crossbar Dimity or tlowered Swiss,......... $2.50 8 3.75 $1.45 B 1.75 Dressing Sacques White or Dotted Lawn Flowered Swiss or Lawn, . g98c $1.75 & 1.95 $1.95 8 2.50. $4.95 Dotted Swiss—flowered or white. . Dotted or Flowered Silk... China Silk -lace trimmed flow sleeve Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 1th St. DIFFEREN WHAT YOU NEED— 4& WORLD i WILL GO GET IT, 25, lyll, : MI As DON medne STANDARD OF Brit 6th Ave. and 20tkSt. NEW YORK ak WANA A GENUNE AMMEYEI SALE 8712 Pair: of Men’s and Wonen’s Shoes Worth $3.50 and. $4.00fo: Every Pair hag Verge agai eecerme, eens At $2.50 in Our kasement Splendid, ag -the-minute shes, every pair made this year, no rejected style, no ‘factory- damaged” pa Fy all good leatherand lasts, and best of all, every size 1s representec and you can feel assured of a perfeet fit. Talk Won't Sell These Shoes BUT oer Your Personal Inspectia Will! Come In and Be Coninced! Other Timely Offerings in the Basementin Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Over 1,000,000 pairs of Shoes S'd in 1910, The STRANGE ADVENTIREoF the SIX NAPOLEONS