The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1911, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911. one a] — DAILY CONCERTS BY NAHAN FRANKO ORCHESTRA IN OUR POPULAR PRICE RESTAURANT. 8TH FLOOR SPURNACHICKEN DEMANDS ATRAL (22% e.zsts Sipson Gra eng business in this! TATLOES HSH REMERON eer postam | CS MBDSOME Fed Ca se en HENSON FR KL 21 i rated ave tatty we atneen DNB VORA | : The Sensational Sale of the Week Crowds of Women Will Come for These: — Nowadaya no medicine shelf ts com : 9 2 6 9 ‘ ces cou J sicraisarten ieee 4 NWomen’s Tailored Suits || Women’s Summer Dresses "Fowl Peed inEnjoy. | so fray a res ‘wh ue ae et rox ais .. | | TheSmartest and Newest Fashions ow! sted mee ee ip @ quickly making away with $ or Suits that moo §$ ‘or Suits in the : ing His Society, | eenroess a Ee Were 138,275 Searieet apd || 977-90, For Drones (5 () far Dresses : Gewreneaiied oF |the first thought of thousands “when: | $35, 940 and Up $5 340 and Ne 335, 340 and Up Mose _Besueifel a SS sae et 1 ove ve ki ‘a jeme’ ‘s, o 5 RAwin Coddotloder Rogers. thitty-| "Rwgene 1. Allien Riker's, ‘Kaltet’s and all druggists o~ Ae : » TDRAGHE t. =e Bites yesice bid, Who, in opitte 68 b.Mak®|-rent catele und bs sell Poslam in two sizes, at 60 cents if neh: supreme event of its | 7 SeeE athe AINTIER DRESSES it would be Up of grotesquely hoboexque atyle, antd| the man who wanted to be tried fory!tw and $2, Write for free sample to the a Annual Choice of the House Sale, difficult to imagine. Just the sale he resided at No. 365 Pearl atreet,| twenty-one deaths, and the musiy y Laboratories, 32 West a time whe z aes 1 with th h Brookiyn, was arraigned before Magis. | of the District-Attorney‘s office sho Twenty-fifth street, New York City a time when $15 are invested with thé that women who want pretty Summer that in March, 1904, 4 returned an t jmugnter trate Hylan in the New Jersey Avenue Court to-day on the charge of purloin- ing one chicken, the lawful property | of one Nathan erman. His de- fense was that © leken loved him #0 dearly that it followed him away, ' Edwin was a dear person to behold. most extraordinary purchasing power. The high grade character and style dis- tinctiveness of the Simpson Crawford stock, the fact that the materials are highly desirable and the tailoring perfect, causes the knowing women of New York and vicinity to crowd our Suit Sections and obtain the rarest bargainsimaginable. Smart man-tailored models, as well ae _handsomely _teimmed effects, with novelty, shawl or sailor collar, ee ee some embellished with rich silk ee braids, ornaments, frogs, etc. All are lined with peau de cygne. The materials are French and men’s wear Serges, Satins, Homespuns, Worsteds, smart mannish effects and Imported Novelties, in all the season’s colors, including hairline stripes and shepherd checks. All sizes included. You cannot afford to miss this unusual oppor- tunity. Remember, the price is only $15.00 re- gardless of how stunningly beautiful the Suit may be and whether it previously sold at $25.00 or up to $39.75, C7 Third Fluor, (C7 On Sale To-Morrow.) <= Simpson Crawford Co., Sixth Avenue's Finest Stor Dresses will promptly attend. An ideal“opportunity for the woman who wants to take several charming Dresses away with her this Summer. In fact, she cannot do better than buy all her summer dresses in this sale; the styles are the prettiest and the values can never be excelled. All the Materials favored by Dame Fashion| Layishly Shown, There Are Beautiful Marquisettes. Stunning Foulards_in Figured and _ Bordered Effects; Dressy Messaline, Plain and Striped; the Daintiest Lingerie, Pongees, Challies, etc. The trimmings show the smartest and newest | effects, many are elegantly embroidered. Each model a distinct departure from the common- place. Every correct color. Plenty of blacks. All sizes from $4 to 44. If these dresses were priced in this sale at their usual values, $12.75 to 50, they would still be among the best values in New York City, and yet we offer them at $7.50 to $10 on this occasion. * cyThird Fluor, (£70On Sale To-Morrow,) | Ketablished 20 You Furniture Ne-Uphoistered | LOWEST PH Hotel He came into the court room @winging | jrorty-wixth wtrect ‘fa light bamboo cane, A pair of card: of construction, in 1904, hoard cuffs dangled from his frayed | collapsed and twenty-one 1 sleeves. A pasteboard collar eireum- killed outright or di. scribed his neck like the hoop of a Alllson eanerack, His shoes were ventilated hey Ae x : suMctently to satisfy the most ardent | 104 Ane. ° ia the Mivele ta eeoert Of exte deaths of the victlma of the c Two detectiv the prisoner. | 0n'0e tractore were not “Weally, you Began the ace | ene co reetorney Wh ciged,” "I dia t Ula person's} Re hs User chicken, honest I didn't. The chicken iy followed mo, and it isn't my fault if moved that the Indictment ons 24 it loved me #o much that tt insisted upon my society, I'll leave’ it to you, my good man"—he turned to Detective | Ryan—"if tt was any fault of mine.” The high tenor floated off into the| thin air, the magistrate viewed the unusual apparition before him and said that, while the chicken theft charge wouldn't stick, he would lock the fas- tidious hobo up for three days, Edwin Coddolloder Rogers almost fainted. “Not in that howwid place! he wail- ed, as they led him thence. ———»—_—_—_ PRISON FOR COMMERCIAL CRIMINALS, COURT SAYS. Judge Foster Sends Friedman to Penitentiary for Year—No More Darlington, bullding ns were n injuries. the conatruc 1 Paul Schwandtner steel work [The MEISTER PIANO has won its spurs purely on its merits as a high- geane musical i instrument. While it istrue that the easy terms of pay- ment and the preliminary thirty days’ ee trial have had much to do with its success, nevertheless nothing like that would keep the piano in the home \ if it fell short of merit as Suspended Sentences. oa Eel The Auerbach More Than 2,000 Robes Im sentencing Mano Friedman, former 7 % e makers o jigh-profit pianos ieseern ofan Herinern Doct Coneeny.||_ | Rai wig Tey dtr care to have the Pp 9 1 b At '2.45, *4.95, *6.95, *9.95, *12.50 lp Ra poe ey seg cere Tray iano Clu 5 Big Lots at Amazing Prices ' | suspended sentences. Friedman was ysis of the subject proves the case and convicted of grand larceny in the second Gegree on complaint of the firm of George Hotchkiss &: Co., commission Merchants, from whom he purchased a con of meat for which he gave a ek for $62.04 on the Northern Bank, Which proved worthless. Friedman, who operated a chain of you have only to make comparisons to be convinced. Let us send you any one of our eight styles of MEIS- TER for a month’s free trial in your own home. We'll pay the expense of cartage. You are under no obligations. We simply want to do this to prove to your entire satisfaction that. what we claim for the instrument is absolutely true. Call Private Exchange 6 on the Chee or drop-us a post card for a cata- log, or even go so far as to order one of the pianos sent to your home and we will do the rest. Remember that the integrity and standing of Rothschild & Company is all the guarantee you need. NO CASH yee ins DOWN—NO INTEREST—NO EXTRAS YMENTS AS LOW AS $1 A WEEK PIANO STOOL AND SCARF FREE Rothschild's Ten Year Guarantee With Each Instrument, You may choose from the eight different styles of MEISTER and we will lend the instrument to you for a month free of all cost. Prices from $175 to $350 No Prizes, Puzzle Schemes or Club Plans Pianos of Other Well-known Makes, $75 and Upwards. We Pay the Freight No Matier Where You Live. THE MEISTER PIANO CO. (Rothschild & Co., Sole Owners, Chicago, Ill.) | Eastern Branch, New York City Offers the Most Liberal and.Easy Terms to Piano Buyers, No Money Down 30- Days’ Free Trial in Your Own Home Then Begin Payments as Low as $1.00 a Week Tempting Bargains in Used Pianos Loprenriedeeean $145 BAS ae *85 | condition ........ 1 Krakauer Upright —— U preateat Dowtareit LO | 24°Piano Showrooms, Fourth Floor. Simpson Crawford Co., Sixth Avenue’s Finest Stor Women’s Fine Silk Hosiery Robe Buying Season Now at Its Height C7 Main Flocr. (£7 On Sale To-Morrow.) 'HE tremendous success of our great Robe Sale last week created such comment that two large importers and makers came to us with offers of their surplus stock. When an agreement was reached we took over these stocks at less than half prices. All are. so distinctly high class that they wil! impress you at once. Come and judge for yourself this wonderful collection of Robes. Lot No. 1—Beautiful White and Colored Embroidered Batiste Robes, in various styles that make up into the prettiest of Summer Dresse: e $ $5.00, $6.00 to 87.50 Robes; at.. . 2.45 designs, also after a strong plea for clemency had been made for him by former Untied Ch es A, Towne. A number of merchants with whom he «fd | business, Also wrote, asking for clem- | Lot No. 2—Handsome Voile Robe: hemstitched effects that make up into those fashionable Voile Gown: « Oi Robes of various sty Values in this lot range up to 812.50; $ iy “You are a commercial erimins 1a Judge Foster. “We can guard the ordinary criminal, but the commer- cial criminal 1s insidious and dangerous | in his character, The day of suspendat sentences for crimes of this kind has gone by.. I want to serve notice now on all commercial criminals that they will | Lot No. "3—Rich Novelty Embroidered Robes. hand: in hew band effects; Robes with Cluny and Filet ¢ idery in various styles and shapes. Regular prices of these range up to 815.00; at... .. 6.95 Lot No. 4—Rich Baby Irish Embroidered Robes, Fine German Val. Lace Trimmed Robes, dainty French lawn embroidered Robes, fine batiste embroidered Robes with rich panels. Regular 818.00 to 820.00 Robes; at. Lot No. Handsome French Batiste Embroidered Robes, rich St. ‘Gaile embroidered beautiful novelty Robes, fine lace trimmed Robes. Values to 412: 50 VSS simpeon Crawford Co., Sixth Avenue’: Continued To-Morrow—That important | 1 Kranich @ Bach Upright solid panels, full iron plate, splendid tone and. $ ] TSonmer Uprighe A ‘large fine toned in- atrument 195 ec eyeldt embroiiege od Robes Punished by prison sentences If con- vieted before me." In Friedman's behalf it was stated that his bank deposit had only tempo- Farily become exhausted at the time of | the allexed erime. Fiiest Sto ,; —— Dine on Hotel Astor Roof. ‘The weather was kind enough to! clear up iast night in time for the Think of Buying | Sale of 2,500 Specially Purchased Rnesey eet $0.090m, A latue crowd ‘ Sheer Gauze, Pure Thread Silk. The Dainty 4 Bite feeet then touge eS Clarendon Bldg., S. E.. corner 18th St. and 4th Avenue. quality usually sold at $1.35.. 95c H Womer’ $s Com binations Tel, Stuyvesant 353-354 Take Elevator to Tenth Floor ULL fashioned high spliced heel and lisle soles and deep ome or lisle garter top. Black, white, tan and all colors. Women's Fine Imported Hosiery ‘ Including plain silk lisle, high lustre finishs sheer gauze weight cotton, lace boot, full fashioned high spliced heel soles and garter welt top. Black, white and t 50c, at 8 for $1.00. Pair. Women's Fine Gauze Lisle Hosi ry Full fashioned high spliced heels and reinfore d soles and deep 25 garter top. Black, white and tan, Value 3 Men's Pure Thread Silk Half Hose High lustre finish silk, seamless foot, lisle heels and toes the best silk stockings on the market for the low Black and tan only. Regularly 50¢, at, pair. _ Bonwrr, Harris 2G Broadway and 5th Ave., corner 21st St. Retiring from Business 7 Basement’ foilet Articles \ Closing Out Sale of the Entire Stock 800 Banded Sailor Hats You May Pick Up Hats Worth $1.75 but None ‘ Nera tu 2,500 New Summer Dresses 2 W) 5 worth Less sSoll |i) Bs ort vouatas ‘TIRE surplus fase of a well known manufacturer . ‘This opportunity to buy dainty Night Gowns and Combinations is so unusual that the woman who likes refined underwear should attend the sale promptly. The m facturer has a reputation for making fine ht Gowns and Combination: only did he use fine laces, embroi: sand soft texture of materi: all garments were cut full and made by skilled people, assuring standard of workmanship. The Night Gowns The Combinations All slipover models, of soft nain-| In cover and drawers or skirt sooks and lingerie cloths, trim-] of soft mull nainsook, trimme med with beautiful embroideries,| with linen torchon laces, neat laces and wash ribbons, and embroidery of Madeira yokes, French gray Madeira beading and ribbon at yokes, with torchon laces 72s waist c GP second Floor, is 7 On Sale To-Morrow.) Porch Dresses That Should Sell at 93.00 $ 1% for Only CO. comfortable dresses that any woman would find pleasure in wearing, whether round the home or on the porch, at the moun- tain or seashore. The price is one-third less than usually askéd for such neat, dis- tinctive dresses. Ty Main Flocr. (C7 On Sale To-Morrow.) -====Simpson Crawford Co., Sixth Avenuc's Finest Store—=== 26c and SOc Imported Tooth Brushes, Seven sizes, be~ ginning with $ .25 the 28-inch, which is priced special. . ‘ie ‘ d with heavy oil. painted, a weight canvas, shellac finish Ait Two straps. Four chestnut slats on top, one on the front and back. Brassed corner Np clamps. All dimensions of brims and Las impson Crawford Co. === crowns. Lots of black or white ones and many colors, Linens, Madras, Ginghams, Etc. Formerly to $10.00 i Brassed excelsior lock, ‘Two No. 4 brassed Taylor lifter bolts. Leather Alsoa_ , Notions pra wtes, ‘Steel covered bottom with four hardwood cleats, Partitioned Manufacturer’s tray with folding cover. A SALE in every sense of . the word; fill up your Summer sewing basket and fill all your needs in small it will pay! Sizes 8 in. =80in, Sin, 34in, S6in. B8in, 40in. Prices 94.258 4.78 5.25 5.75 6.25 6.75 7.28 Heavy Kiin-Dried Basswood Trunks Covered with heavy oil painte dcanvas. Edges bound wi genuine hard fibre, Two strap! ata pn to ends and back, Brassed cap! re lock. Fk h Sample Hats There 150 and ay Are om an $1.95, at... 79¢! Blacks, black and white and colors. A great’ many practical Tittle dhapes among then, which are so bard to find; and, be the quite a number of fine Hemp Dress Shapes. Women’s and Misses’ Suits---To Close ok. yy pepper a }9.75 «4 13.75 - 800 Foulard Silk Dresses, A dozen stunning models of all silk foulards: all colors, all sizes. Formerly sold at 815.00 to 825,00 e Rires 28 ‘p. Prices $7.00 2,000 of These Fine Matting Suit Cases At ‘1.65 Curds Ox; Nuxwet &) pinmend Tip shoe & 3 100, All-Over Silk Mate Nett rd Cotton NH 200 Stunal: g Silk Poulard D $5 for Misses, i Specialty ‘Trunk Stores Ask $3.00 ' $20 Pongee and Serge Coats, 9.75 One st, ean att ama ate P ghams and per 1 sand stripes, a rr ‘ inch § F ’ ° 91: ° ii the desired se a ‘e ‘ ass 4 : Women’s and Misses’ Linen Suits---To Close] | Soe re alee" 93 eas Went Ress Seirus vessel sind toeins Look po RM atc al around pocket in sever od tat tock lichen 493 Qs 6.75 4 8.75 10.75 Formerly to $20.00, wee ‘sero. Foomys yet light in weld EX Second Floor, (t7On Bale To-Morrew.) ‘