The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 6

MEET REPULSE AS HR BATTLE OPENS : sible Orozco's Advance Guard Is Driven Back in Sharp Skir- mish—15,000 Near Clash. ast ils i t i [ | i th H be are areny ri ening. MAN. SHOT FROM’ SIGHT. a eetouely bart wit vi hurt, Will recover. —_————— TELLS HOW HE LIVED TO 99. . Jenn Anderson Celebrates Birthday and Gives Recipe, JobN Anderaon of No. @ South Citnton tise, He has three daugh- ‘tora, Mrs. William T. Burnet, with whom fives; Mra, James Yearance of Now | 7) Ha gnd Mrs. Albert Miller of Fuller saat ‘on life te abtrtbueda by “parenta) example of asbanyhe atrlot temperance ‘anda ince early converni ee in wells and exer. » ~ _ | BRAVE NEGRO FIREMAN. Phamées From Vecometive and ; Saves White Child. St Reh cae OMe. tect wetie ase a | [eeere East Taoth St. pags BED Absolutely FREE | eee Seeks sn | 9s Bet cee eta a Fin m7 Monday Morning Wonder S -| FIRE GIVES COP WILD RIDE. 10 TO 1S MINUTES FROM. ANYWFERE -|Bet Dash to Tern in Alarm Fatle 9 to Save Penfleld Home, Although @ mounted policeman THE EVENING WORL'), FRIDAY, MAY 10, 19129. — WANAMAKER’S Straw Hats Ready Tomorrow With the new Lincoln-Bennett London Straws—rushed from the steamer—the great, big feature. Cushioned-for-Comfort Hats with a spring to the leather sweatband, eo that they do not bind head, yet will etay on ina breeze. The Wanamaker Oval The natural shape of the ee ried the mathematically perfec! decidedly uncomfortable, comms 4 sie $2, $3, "$4 and $5 Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, (Siebert ntctty Tomorrow the Lesser-Price Side of the NEW STORE FOR MEN Summer Sale of Broadway, Corner of Eighth St, Main Floor Men’s Shirts and Pajamas For Quick Reading in which a man who wishes to spend as little as possible and Quick Action on his summer wardrobe can satisfy his need for even 9 sacrifice of quale or of escapee Mout ary} = Men’s Suits at $16 Th lar all-soft shirts of i ‘Grad RC pe jo loth ar heat 7cand , Usual $20 to $22 Grade . hows |\—the usually ani ‘ ' drawings the Plain white, tan, blue or gray at, 78c,, Plain colora and] Men’s Shoes at $2.65 it $1—t i shness “greet space now occu- Ee edie we Une athe Made to sell for, $4 to $5 }} pied by the S. Liebmann’s bapa” ve who prefer starched cuffs may have Suits are of all-wool ahd Sons Brewery, Brooklyn.’ $1.50 and $1 grades at 85c and 65c e wool cassimeres, worsteds ’ : At 85c, shirts of 100-count percale, the kind that goes into|Cheviots in blues, grays and other good summer pat- i $2 shirts, Pleated and plain bosoms. Madi “lone” “ ” 58 years ago it occupied shirts at 65c, plain bosom sony. All neat colored teripoe peo wees besacr- Shyer hrajonnon iri Menpes Riri Miata butljone small building. ground. . All coat style, with starched cuffs attached. We saved the extra dollars by helping a maker use PALE RIPE $1.50 Pajamas of Woven Madras at $1 up his season’s remainders of woolens. Fine corded madras in clean-cut stripes. Silk frogs and ocean The shoes are makers’ samples and one or t A “sf 1 buttons. a White Cambric Nightshirts at 50c surplus lots—made to sell for $4 to $5—backed up by Is sold everywhere. Costs but $1 for 24 bot- Special quality. Cambric that grows softer with each wash-|Our own regular line of black and tan shoes, which are tles in Greater New York. ing. are in oisee 14 00.17. " ajames in the #0 good that we do not expect to be able to duplicate medium and small sizes. them at the price. Near Broadway on the Subway floor, Old Building Broadway, corner of Eighth Street, Main Floor, ..- RRR RSA ET ATE see p Repetially Sheena Blouses at $1.50 to $18 ee ee ee ree Sumy mer styles. One dainty affeir of embroidered voile has an ex! quisite coliar of plain voile, hemstitched, edged with | kilted wash net and turn-up cuffs to match. Enchanting | as any to be found in a Paris shop. Copied especially for us, it is only $6.75. The new handkerchief waist is another style not pictured here. Collar and cuffs are edged with col handkerchief material just soe to give distinction | this pretty jabotted waist. $3.75. : Another blouse with jabot and plenty of lace and jf embroidery—an attractive lingerie model, is only $3. A saggy of them in these 000 s: ick; waists in this Summer Sale. " Sage ert 8 eee cae 0 ee Cy Meare outfit Lo Smaller Sizes for Young Girls and Small Women Lingerie styles with low necks and short sleeves, cool and attactive. $1, $1. ad $2, $3. Trimmed with ems broidery o lacee—all fresh from the boxes, as pretty es Summer maid could wish. The new oe oe ae ee is particularly attractive, $2. Every Woman’s Cloth Suit on the Subway Floor, With Two | | | LIEBMANN’S. SONS BREWING COMPANY 36 FORREST STREET BROOKLYN Summer Under- wear and Socks Women's cotton vee: for 25e—"‘seconds” rity ey Women's cotton vesta, Exceptions, Now $11.75 i a il "can Originally Made to Sell for $19.75 to $25. Thane ape ‘the fret quality and Nearly 400 splendidly man-tailored street suits; variety enough for everybody, Models in all the new fashions and materials. A good looking white serge with pencil stripes of black suggests the seashore and mountains. Excellent service suits of gray worsteds, striped or plain navy blue and black serge are severely tailored or have touches of lace to make them more feminine. Proportioned to fit; carefully lined with good silk or eatin, 1400 Wonderful Silk Dresses at $6. Few women pass them without choosing two or three. Nothing so economical and eo convenient for all kinds of summer weather. Useful for every occasion, too—for traveling, walking, shopping and in the house. Taffeta, foulards and a few messalines in almost every color. All one-piece, and a great variety of styles, $6 hardly pays for the mcterial, certainly not for the making, Bubwey Floor, Ol Butlding, Wakotteld station <4 a Paul AT 149 USI ENTRANCE OF SUBWAY OR ELEVATED are the ‘building 8 ra No DE POSIT rR ta UI R i D aa Leather Conca \ "7 Judge | Penfield ‘tn albany | } Free with Ever b Par se of $50 "lak, rt a the Pifreon al eS SESUH tate PRE “Good for Cab as \eil as Kichen a2 REY ico, JOHN: WANAMAKER aR er Stewart Edward White, the noted bi ve : £2! [eee * eras Sunday World Wants Work ARE OUR TERMS Sioa a RN SE lal