The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1911, Page 10

ect secs tonne “ - — - ' sarees: orer nent oer PMO RET NA TRON nme mame n:s Vn a A sanasneuniemaateael ~ EE SVERERG WORKD, PRIDAY, FURS 9 1033. °= an Ilee say they fonnd on the prisoner a! urging {8 adoption, Big financial ins | that the Drug bill will be reported from | commission to Investigate manufactur: | rs number of keys and an electric flash-|tereste are doing all In their power to! the ules Committee Monday night In] ine in loft buildings, algo the bill requir “BURGLAR SUSPECT light. He wore a watch charm bearing | prevent the adoption of the measure. ne Assembly and pushed with all pos at moving picture apparatua be an Inscription that ft was first prize of| - Assemblyman ‘Turley, whose ! fi F : the Roosevelt Athletic Public School} The Senate Codes Committee h de- bil bears, Is in New York M-yard relay race, May 19, ‘0% The “ied to report for the consider conferring with Judge Crane and police do not know whether Clayton| the Senate tie two bills int won the medal, but think from the) Senator which the ra t District-Attorney Stryker ree sprinting ability he showed to-day that = Jeet of the pill ts to identity of —— | Legislation tea tra waar tee Mare oe BR | prior er the erpontnet Ht conn” he Demnerece Netonl em Pursuit. Clarted When Sit and Gossip | reporting the bili “for eonstderation”® houette on Window Shade in Albany | Sisk | the committee takes no position, thus enabling the members to vote as they please when @ bill comes up in open | Sonata Betrayed Intruder. ALBANY, June 9—1t ts understood | Senator James D. MeCleliand of Man- 4 ar to-day that Tammany doean’t want the | Matan HAs brought tn a resolution for | Me MUARNNN WN, HeeVitny For the Abypoint. | Pee rrmat Le rate eimoea vane A Aapper man, describing himself a8) ene oF a Beate Ruperintendent of High: | travazance in the adminetratioin of the ’ » Cc h | RAs: Claston, thirty-nine years old, | Ment Of & State Bunerintendent ot ne ea nlls on Adute | Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing @ theatrical manager, of No. 677 Third | ™ |heck for a report of disbursements for avenue, Brooklyn, was locked up in the| COmMMIsnion, reported until there t%/ the year ending May 1 inst. Senator was The Assembly defeated the Caughian bill to permit the tnvas A Stern Brothers will place on Sale To-morrow Unusual Values in Extedison street atation early to-day on | MOT! MARUFANC® GOs. Diy wl et et tat ge man as mater; Boys’ Graduation Suits, $4.85 7 [16 charge of attempted burglary. ee rete te ane ee oy Hutee | soulntaising (he feguier army, where of blue serge, Norfolk and Double-breasied Models, at . WP fugene McLoughtin, who lives on the| deine held up ty the Assembly Rules | eee ie wie, His reao- , Value $6.75 , June Ss ecials in Hour foor of No. ais Cherry street, | Committen : CN ors tae Penta Goes alue $6.7 p rd a noise at his window and saw it is @aid the control of the TMigh- | mitten a? . 8 . outline of a man silhoue' | way Department will give Tammany —_— Boy s. Russian and Sailor Suits, 3 85 Hackett, Carhart indow shade. He made 25,000 wotea next fall, hence it is im. |_™¥4ority Teader Merritt said to-day of fine fancy mixtures, troken sizes, at ale “the Intruder and the man portant to Boss Murphy that he name Value $6.75 ‘down the fire-escape to | Moor balcony, from which the superintendent The ALL DRUGGISTS : Boys’ . * v4 s’ and Children’s Reefers, [te the yara. fee thntedicn head ahora ae | of plain and fancy materials, broken sizes, at 4.25 McLoughlin knew the court was a| Murphy's highway reorganization plan. “blind” affair, with only one exit, and| Proceedings are being discussed that | SELL POSLAM Value $6.50 “that the man wonid be unadie to get | will te up in the courts all highway im. | 7 + . . : Sab Ghlens fhe was familar ia the! provements for the netz two or three| | Boys’ Washable Russian and Sailor Suits, ' Place. He Jumped into @ pair of trou- | yeary on the ground that certain laws of fine Chambrays, Ginghams, @ere and ran for the exit. He says th® | are unconstitution! Although but few druggists have Galatea, Madras, ¢tc., Value $2.50 and 3.50, at 1.85 | man ran out, hatless, and started down | —_— ever been asked to buy or atock Pos: Clothes for Men Hackett, Carhart clothes possess INTEGRITY Integrity of fabric—only all-wool tested wear-resisting fabrics are used. Integrity of tailc —every stitch taken, no slighting of hidden work that does not show immediately, but that confesses its ill- doing later, when stress and strain of wear put a garment through the third d Integrity of trimanings—linings and interlinings of best quaity obtainable Carhart clothes, : only ones used in Hackett, MUM tod t areee cf takers re, jasane Hey renslition eit teat jet nT fan ing a8 rie ouained ae | Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, Integrity of style—models designed in New York to be worn by A York-—-or anywhere. s Me whic! pee | wicin edy can now be obtained al- 7 no = Integrity t i signed b DF mm by t o 3 At Montgomery street MoLoughiin | potted up for alx weeks in the As-| most everywhere, even tn obscure | of fine fancy cheviots, $4.85, 5.75, 6.75 Hackett, Carhart clothes have a gentlemanly style distinction of their own ts from obscure hy ertook him and the fugitive knocked | sambiy Judiciary Committee. Speaker | places, proves how general has be. broken sizes, at hp —thde 9 sources that Pretend to “set the fashion.”. H Spntm down and kept going. Poiloeman | Frighte and Majority Leader Smith have | come its use for the eradication of all | Values $6.75 to 9.75 Hackett, Carhart clothes at regular prices are best possible v integrity. imter took up the chase and at Gou-| made no effort to pry the measure loose| manner of skin troubles. Drugeists | Now, as a result of our Reorganization and Extension here are He athes underprice. | vermeur street caught the man. from Chairman Levy and his associates | who have seen Poslam's work know Youths’ and Small Men’s Suits He sald be lost his hat looking for! it ts reported Levy will pave a talk!/{t may be recommended “whenever | Pane “Burgiar, When taken back to the! with Boss Murphy in New York to-duy,!the skin ails.” Poslai } & hat was found and it fitted | and that be will return to Albany next | sizes, at 50 cents an layton, who, the police say, admitted) week ina more tractable fraine of mind.| sample write to the Special—Men’s $20 and $22.50 Spring and Summer Suits its just brought of blue serge and fancy mixtures, 34 to 38 inch chest measure, ernency, La. at $12.00, 15.00, 16.50 his. Murphy, ft 1 will 183 \- 32 OW Swenty-fifth | urphy, ft te ead, asus a state-| oratories, 32° West Twenty-fifth | Values from $16.50 to 24.50 Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats at Decided Reductions | $15 tment. Suits Just from the fancy worsteds in blue, gray, tan bluish effects. Sizes and models sell now for either $20 or $22.50, of $15 possible. @ Madison street station the po-| ment approving of the measure and | street, New York City. wnt n for men and young me Only the Peorganizati Each of these m and Extension of this bu : 4 r Boys’ and Youths’ Furnishings Men’s Suits $ 50 | Men’s Suit $ 50 ee . its . i. Franklin Simon & Co. Complete lines of Shirts, Blouses and Pajamas of Imported and Values $16, $18 and $20 13 | Walues $25 and $28 19 Pr Domestic Materials, Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Half sudtaaee” Waetitoa sa ae MR aiietinicreouave |e English models and the accepted styles i Fifth Avenuc—37th and 38th Sts. Hose, Belts and Sweaters, Men’s and Boys’ Bath Robes. Aes Gutter praca taniebrownrana talaniracealiee te rec n out of 4 hundred demand are j a , . models for men and young men. y desirable and mixture pattern and in the f ; button models, : Men’s Suits $ 650 |_- new two and t cle | Annual Sale Saturday ‘ Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes | Values $22.50 and $2: Men’s Suits §94:50 : B Pic re to yourself the best $22.50 or $35 sult you | Values $30 and $35 ' , ’ 1, rr % nov you can buy it for 7.50. 4 the new | \ % " oys’ and Youths hirt Barefoot Sandals, Oxford and Ankle Ties, Walking Pumps, Button hades of blue, id brown, all the desirable mix- We cannot truthfully say that these suits are as fine ; S S and Blouses and Lace Shoes, of White Canvas and Buckskin, Tan and Black | tures prom nentey displayed "eldewhere at $22.50 and | Popa Heroin tee A Gn war bate gE. 4 | Negligee Shirts-and Blouscs of white of tan Soisette and imported striped Madras Russia Calf, Me ea paeat ernie ie Cunt LSE [ SOULE Whee tee eats See these suits, now $24.50. You wit | with soft attached Collar or Neckband | made in sturdy, serviceable shapes | save $3.50 tu $10.50 and own a suit better In fabric, S : Blouacs, sizes 8 to 14 yeare—Shirts 12 to 1414 inch neck : was ten thoysand lrmperial straw bste sola 0 2 7 a Ma onstrate 55 Heretotore 95¢ to $1.78 ther Popular al the new shapes In pk $3 fe Sale + Boys’ Suits ‘ Misses’, Giris’ and Small Women’s bane ta Pineapple braid and soft straws A thou > an $6.50 sults reduced to 93.95. | ' . Included are worsted, cassimere and cheviot suits f § ’ jale of Panam in this season's most desirable mixtures in gray, Boys’ Summer Suits Young Men’s Suits | Suits, Dresses and Skirts piagnuine Panama hats free from silphur, fully tan and brown effects. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Pants 7 ‘ : . cked, trim ready to wear. ewularly $5 vs wi stylish r Boys’ Hand Tailored Suits Custom Tailored Suits will also be offered to-morrow to $20." Special at VHC ELI eis, dl $3.95 i xtra pair of knickerbockers; 's Sui - . i cial i a pepe e! aichereoohers epee Young jlenis Bite of attsnoel imported At Greatly Reduced Prices $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $7.50, $9.50 & $12.50 this special sale at.. ie ° I P; 8to it ated Heretofore $12.80 7.50 31 to 40 chest. Heretofore $15.75 11.50 ; t joys’ Washable Coat Suits Hand Tailored Suits | Linen Suits, $12 | Norfolk and double-breasted, of linen Young Men's Suits of English serge, fh while; taniand colors) sallar'or notch collars, at 50 ING as crash, khaki and whit ck. annels tw \. SSeS, imiti $ to 17 years, ay Value $4.50 2.95 31 to 40 chest, Me: * Heretofore $21.50 15.00 Deseses not hmured tay snciSiruttes, at 7.50 P) § e ig! , | Boy: : mee Suit one Young Men he Trousers i ig Dresses, of striped ginghams in all desirable 4.95 | E. E, TURLINGTON, Vice-President i jodels ca, i E , OF linen, chambray and white drill 1.9 white of gray with stripes. 5.00 colors, waists of allover embroidery, * ‘ | Two Broadway Stores: New Harlem Store: AN 2 to 10 years. Value $2.95 J. 5 16 to 22 years, Value $7.50 ° Skirts, of Imported White Washable Rep, 2 05 | 5 Broad i Nac b plain oe model, buttoned down front, at ° 268 | roaaway 125thSt., Near3dAv. i ac? 7 ’ Girls’ Dresses, of plaid ginghams, 2 Misses’ and Girls’ Dresses dite and wite wt, © 1-75, 2.50, 2.85 841 Broadway Harlem Store Open : . a . ° ° AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Pisa he 1 pataanivetos/asieo i eoo \ Cor. 13th St. . Evenings ; Mistes’ Foulard Silk Dresses Girls’ Washable Dresses Wat T 4 Nb * Of Imported Foulard Silks in desirable A collection of white and colored poplin, Thetwoentranceson West Twenty-second street will be . 14 to 20 years. ‘ i ” ‘ k FB Peer eeTiacow sso 10,00 Savane ciate ass 2450 | found very convenient for Automobilesand Carriages. Misses’ | Linen Dresses. 5 Girls’ White Dresses ; ‘ailored butt it model; Of French batiste, trimmed with band 5 mene sleeve models ole Gaia and insertions o” ink or ue aire, West 23d and 22d Streets in whit mi alors. im mbroi iy t e _ hte 20 years. vaiue $18.0 12.50 Guo ttyeats. Herewtore $7.50 4.50 = =— hte Barnes, Beg with every 4 Misses’ White Dresses, m Girls’ White Dresses | Daily Concerts by Franko Orchestra, Eighth Floor Of Marquisette, Voil tiste, Dutch neck, kl f odels of ; } hand “embroidered in ‘white or colors, white bariste or dotted swiss, Ince. and 0 32a Loader ff Fathi, I) ovr - lace trimmed. 18 50 ribbon trimmed. "1 14 to 20 vears. Value $29.50 . 6 to 14 years. Heretofore $9.75 6.75 if SIXTHT AVE. 19°10 207 STREET, YORK. Misses’ White Cordeline and Pique Skirts Inner ' White Cordeline Skirts White Pique Skirts : Of English washable cordeline (water Of English washable pique (water $ i model. hrunk), lored by del, Deke or 405 ita SES 3.05 | Goodness Sj ' ‘ i ss ny The inside finish of PATRICIAN SHOES is executed 9 SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY | with the utmost care and attention to details. Two Famous Stories Free ! 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