The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1915, Page 8

TODPOUND BABY BISON "=" "=" SAYS MURDER VICTIM STOCK MARKET STARTS” SAYS HUSBAND KSSED oor 2 Be BOSGES (TS MOTHER °°" MAY BE WOMAN SHE. OFF BIG BUTSLUMPSAS. HERIN MONIGHT RAD. = B. Alturan & Co, aE ae ei ford ’ Mea . rey ™ ‘ » an ‘Ne seb > | ON DAY OF ARRIVAL +t MET ON STEAMSHIP BOOM BUYERS SELL OUT FOR DIVORCE EVIDENCE : vie e | epartment : as of fi a ie i ~ yepart : ond the en Cube meet ge. toe . : Ninety -Minth Biren! end . "es t passes ce ior prompty Wilaches Zoo a5 Tobey, the!” geusys s0s4. ‘te cold. to worn M Hoagland Will Try to Hea Sales of M \ { 4 Uelhacnuere aelee _— hoid I Ist forl more Grad than slime It ought + id fy Bod hn \ ' warty Be. supplying t oderate cost, ousenod. ther, 16 Due fia Exe (boweee cider Jentify ¥v in Bronx is Point to 4 f Ma rd ' 4 ‘ nt F 5 bats Iai oes be oe Kilt’ |$aYS WIFE BET ON RACES. Linens of every description, for use in town cutior moet men Mystery Million-Share [a | Mea Ome of Case end country hornes, yacht teamships, — ory quiemiy ———— 7 : boon somes | clubs, hoteis, etc. Monograr Initials, etc., ‘The work of (he eee had some fob rotcen Minuies id Aw identification of the “stone pie” At ‘ 2 « a , a as thee stagpered inte! ii, Oe net ORE BOCNOG | curter victin may pomtbiy follow * e embroicered or ven, if desired. the betew ps kth & bouncing ry the visit to-day of Mre Aime Hoag ome: s = * eaten . A ’ U 4 . . " ~ r baby Dulfale boy for Mra Julia, the LEXINGTON OPENS. lend Of Ne. 060 Pony un, | 14 her asicend amin. | Juntion ts A Special Sale of Linens 1c — 1S a Gic ¢ eT ehampion Lisone'e wighteud a Tt TT. LEXINGTON, my, BTOOkTS, to the Fordham morgue. fos one ” Whe Bis weighed 109 pounds Apr EL The entries for tomorrow's A® Prening World reporter furnianed | t we be ‘ w for toemorrow ( rsd vill offer exceptional Heed Keeper Mii Bnyfer and | races the fret of the Kentucky een | Capt Wines of the Hrons Detective TP! Mure. errr» the Mra a arid tn June. 1910 me Beeper Jim Crawiey of the buffalo | son, are as fotte | Mureau with the tory told by Mre "S* * opent itewit t tere year and « belt alu in | a m the fr in ! . t ; herd, went oul for a roundup, beat f Ma| eagtand and he immotiatety deo. geen, is tne 8 : Linen Damask Table Cloths \ IMG al the buffalo off the reservation | IS patebed @ detective to accompany the (ie seven . h BVe-hOUr tween the « pee 4100 2 && one } inte the elk corral, to remove the |, = fF | women to the Broas. trading. The total eales at } o'olneK | the aggrieved bi An- each ° ° - $1.90, 2.50, 3.25 & 4.25 i m Wa, Mre Wongiand t# an intelligent were TT wheres yt t ae at fP Bm An-|y Nentt to match | aeniemnalt | woman, who returned hie coun. Uuiled iat eri, t ‘ 5 reiote at)" wuneboid Napkins to matc } mh BL ey try from Aweden on the Heligoiand of Av Anderson, @¢ toe 'Vitteenth Mtrent, per dozen , . $1.85, 2.75, 3.50 & 5.00 ; OT NUE eM | the Bcandinavian tine on Jan 29 last 11 A 4 Ueht her tn hia) Brooklyn Wevr huawam, Tole after @ visit. On the boat abe met which tod oy 4 Linen Muck Towels, hemstitched w the proud f i O14 Torey Mader ‘teeta a sara ie ree habersna Whom @he believes below iu he : , fr ' “nq Mh prow. | 0 the murder viet) ’ ie . Baby Butt. Pe Tobey was laleod * ~ Wr ite ‘iets me “it "othe ‘tad been to ir ‘¢ we beg voree action, and she aak: tee Py . of the paddock with the rest. Hey jurrin as PinianG,” eni@ | concerne wh irkis » Towels. h d Pr fven_got_a chance to paw the) (iy iny Tepe “Teale TY Sheen | Mra. Hoapiand, when sean at her jn teriat | t to bear the ¢ . For Infants and Children Turkish 1 Towels, hema . Fone PP hae es a ee) || nome, 4 et ilet ef, brought by her in wh on 7 te ————— | | yw t. wy oy et p ozer . . . vee . : ister hl tite toe son abroe i up yoy vetore Oe Sra intr aw ner husunds. aout] IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS’ Per dozen. 2.75 & 3.75 The last drop! 1} 21M MACK Ati vie rag ae ond op seFibtion anaworn that of 4 a. Ameri: | mate, <n or Madeira Mandescalloped, Hand-embroidered wonder if a Care Tee te peugn ena? Woman we T have read It in the news. and ino: tn the prev pre sult, which | snature 6! + Li stairs non-rehille a JO Wo" Rrat fares, | papers, Bhe waa twenty years orf chance. ws nie Copper i RoW ended In w verdict exonecating Mea, | Signature Linen Ten Napkins . . per dozen $5.50 ile ot f Pp able bottle isreally | /\)) Aa Atma iit!" Lalr NEM alatee |and married. She was a typleal Fina ated ch Gu Crest aonana’ tat. cxe| am | Ron-refillablel — |, ive made sopretice aliomanae etatmad, 2 featire and had some gold im ber | Meta) ‘uy mmnun kerm and | Madelra Handescalloped, Hand-embroidered | jooth. Amalgamated a woaring | | SEES i sooetemrasrstifiieaneasnans “The young woman I met ha@/ at the market HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. |,,,0n tr sis slightly tilted none moves 4 the face was broad, Bhe wore a RACK TRACK, HAVRE Dw arace, | *" een M4, April 21."The entries fer to-mor- | ISK Sreen serge drean a: rew'e 606 en fatiewss plush coat when she left onl at, RACE For w | Linen Luncheon Sets of thirteen pieces (24= au Stern Brothers | inch Centerpiece, six 6-inch and six 10-inch tend and 93rd Streets, West of hhth Avenwa Doylies) ‘© & -¢ per set $6.75 An exceptional offering to-morrow, of | Women’s Suits and Dresses | All-silk Crepe de Chine At the lowest prices quoted this season 39 to 40 inches wide, in white, ivory, fleshe INCLUDED is a choice collection of designs patterned after color, black and a choice assortment of colors, E the latest and most desirable foreign models, featuring mater- is now on sale at the special price of ials and colorings favored by the leading couturiers. Smart Tailored Suits “I'll bet Tcan fill Lad it. It looks easy and I think it ig, cannot recall h 3 hi ame, but it can ra ite brane, readily be obtained from the offices of | joao ae 108, ‘eit the steoamahip line, Her husband was| . an tod ewe yeorags | OT? 12 Now vem Ho was not at the an Hie a Matar * it pier to meet her and she was sent Wik eee 4 ‘That doesn’t seem | gl," ‘ty, Wy | over to Ellis Inland. I have a feeling Am! . that this girl is the dead one lying in | my. the morgue.” fad Ld Capt. Wines aaid that the woman's ‘ "| story seemed to have enough weight i] with him to warrant an investigation, iene Aid Lay i Te i CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN | rin tt MARKET, 95c. per yard oe mi ea a mas. wunat. ie This Sale affords a very unusual op ortunity : tone,” Mende, ot; th 8 Mish. tow. Cee he's | Of hair line stripes, checks, foreign serges, gabardines,Vigoreux, " adel pore i so ae aie eet ay BS i i ame th ir : ES fomespune, an for obtaining a fabric that is tremendously Kee 108; “Wats Vina TH myn. te, cin et, ES: at $23.75, 27.50 and 35.00 in demand for blouses, gowns, negligees, | Hae RT Ay TR Th im i i is ate underwear, etc., at a large concession from bselecapaped bere to RLM ierintie pon ncaa ae |ater toe se goad the "ataa ; Street and Afternoon Dresses : the regular price. by rains in the wheat belt—| ‘i hinkey in America. Qiver relly of 4 cents in May ; ; Of foreign serges, crepe de Chines, taffetas, silk marquisettes, Psy Sly blonded and tged pg Nantel oe bayite fore i 2 Gros de Londres and satin bordered chitfons,’ wood. * ei sey RE a. \ ° died at hi loned. bel prio tak rroag rA at $19.75, 25.090 and 35.00 Tater, Paper” pt K 7 8 ca Thursday, a Special Sale of Misses’ & Small Women’s Tailored Suits, Reduced to $22.50 Values up to $34.75 In this collection are the latest and smartest styles, taken from our regular stcck, including the popular braid bound tailored models, made of serges, checks and gabardines, hair line and ether desirable materials; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, | B. Altman & Co | The Department for Misses’ and Children’s Underwear The assortments of dainty Muslin Undere garments (imported and American-made) House Dress and Shirt Departments—3rd Floor OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & © Mth Street—New York The Classique Corsets shown in this Department are very compre= Announce a Very Important Sale of ADK in Paris exclusively for Stern Brothers, are being shown hensive, including Night Robes, Chemises, i in the latest Summer models and materials that conform Princess Slips, Pantalons and Petticoats. Women’s Wash Dresses He Ri mith the ney Ny tes for day, evening or sport wear. There is also an attractive selection of Misses’ nin hee at The AlphaCorset, ancther favorite model, will be found in Silk Taffeta Petticoats, in the new flare For Hi Porch Beach W v uber: Ly new designs tor every type of figure; also all the popular ws Ouse, or ear : eel \ 1 materials, models, as well as a complete stock of mnt . i 3 at $3.00, 4.00, 5.00 to 10.50 * S {| ih All Sizes up to 46 Bust Measure s i ; Children’s Rompers, Bloomers and Sleeping i \ ty irae FOR investors. A special sale to-morrow will provide unusual values in Garments. HTN Plain and Trimmed Dresses of Flowered ecord day tor cur- 1 OC, ' ‘i i I Yesterday was a r lay r- of alt aul i ma and Novelty Tissue Voile, Chambray, wie atattag Mane atued tb Women’ eae $1.95 & 2.85 The New Selections of ‘| 208,500. | : ’ * | | Batiste, Striped and Checked Gingham, Trade, balance Th tanor ot voited| Women’s Brassieres, of Cambric, trimmed 39c & 65 Misses’ & Children’s Woven Underwear | | | Madras and Ratine in summer colorings. ete “From Deo 1 $47,822,000." | with embroidery and lace; Values 50c & $1, Cc in Spring and Summer weights are now ready, Pred fol Inancing Chicago, | ! 1.50 2.00 2.95 3.95 rock alan tnd ‘pact Haga al Furs for Summer Wear including Deimel and Betalph Underwear, Ral wits ti ¥E%s00,000 ‘eu "ant th | . . A : the latter B. Altman & Co.'s exclusive brand. , | ! Second would produce $30,000,000 FASHION has decreed furs for wear during the Spring | i bh ji) i 1,000 Dresses, of Striped and Check War orders to value of about $7,600,000 and Summer season at the mountains and seashore | ill ae er og ‘ple a clacmrer te 1.10 irmpaty'by force Kovsrimsnta shteay | | Fesorts for which we are showing, on the Third Floor, nations, also plain jambray, in {| Be ‘ Great Britkin, ‘Branco and Rutale. | White, Red and Cross Fox | Bitth Avewe - Madison Avene WWelon eran wate aieeee tr hte * _ also Mth and 35th Streets New York points decline on the first call, Dyed Blue and Battleship Grey Scarfs, | == : Pink, Lavender and Copenhagen.. Was seattored profit taking in ver 800 Dresses (as illustrated) of Anderson Gingham, in Stripes and Checks. An attractive model with}? 25, pool, but a ood spot demand devel: | oped in local market THigh. How. tage | at $18.50, 23.50, 32.50 to 37.50 hand embroidered Batiste collar....Actuw 8.50 Value we anae to ode int | be sited Aue tity int ite: Infants’ and Children’s French Dresses Ee one Also a Most Unusual Sale of | pointers” . ay Hand Made and Hand Embroidered | Women’s Separate Silk Skirts Superior quality Black Taffeta Dress Skirts; an 5 9 0 e sa Sas a9 Will be offered to-morrow on the Second Floor, \ r ] f good 1 di id * pete nee pases # €20 at the following remarkably low prices: | O For soups, stews, fish, || French Hand-made Dresses in dainty By Louis Joseph Vance oysters, meats and salads. yoke effects; sizes6 months to 244 years, at $1.95, 2.50 Sie exceptionally smart new corded model, cut wide at bottom................+. Regular 9.75 Value French Hand-made Dresses in panel, Author of ‘The Brass Bowl” and Other A empire and Russian effects, 6 months to ; Myst Stor} Corduroy Sport Skirts, Full Box Pleated Skirts, 5 years, : . at $2.95, 3.75 Famous Mystery Stories h Balle red belt model in white, | ‘ 5 Shader sect and, Novelty 6.90 OLD French Pique Afghans, hand embroidered, at $1.95, 2.50 BEGINS IN French Pique Reefers, | French Pique Coats, hand embroidered, hand embroidered, « 6 mths.todyrs.at $1.50] 6 mths. toSyrs,,at $2.95 At Grocers and 1 0 || Delicatessen Stores, c Imported Handsmocked Rompers, || Mode by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St,, N.Y. made of fine white cambric; sizes1toS years, . $1.65 WORLD MAGAZINE NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 26. Ae nant en Sport or Walking Skirts, | Sport Skirts, of Black and , of st pherd Check or Novelty 5 90 hite Striped Worsted, with 7 90 t ped Worsted, open frokt, . trouser kets and detache .