The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1901, Page 3

— FETS ROT STE ee DR TIE TIE TT 2 : ices THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1901) jf sree cr ncn TeMoau MPMI Io! i die SARE fic Hanan af dae OCHO ea ey $800,000 in Furniture oner Waives Exami- nation To-Day. Now in the combined: stocks con- ‘trolled by our two stores. -These figures are produced by the vast preparations for our greatest ~ Aucust - Trade Sale of -, FURNITURE Which Begins Today Our preparations are almost beyond the conception of ordinary retailing—gigantic and startling te even those who sell furniture, and who marvel at our August Trade Sales. A dozen years ago we inaugurated in Philadelphia the unheard-of idea of buying furniture away ahead of the public demand, and when manufacturers, at certain dull periods of the year at their works, were glad to sell at the bare cost of the making. Coroner Delap, of Brooklyn, was ar- raigned before Magistrate Naumer, in the Myrtle Avenue Court, to-day on charges of accepting bribes and of padding the pay-roll of his depart- ment. On the advice of his counsel, Freder- ick E. Crane, Delap watved examina- tion, and the case was referred to the Grand Jury. District-Attorney Clarke made no ob-| Jection and will begin at once to Ywe- pare evidence for the consideration the September Grand Jury. Coroner Delap’s bail will remain aj $5,000. +) Daniel\’s. ae: reer Men’s Summer M Decker, who hall from Mrs. Decker to Be Captain i) stirna in the catanite, nave been | BUR NISHINGS _ aplred to thi: vel y by the fact Land Cruise, and Hus- | triste. Decker owns thirty. acren tn band “Crew.” Reaumont, Tex., where the recent tnds| AT CUT PRICES, a [or have so largely benefitted their Sa Captained by . Sarah Elizabetn | to- Clark Decker and manned by Harvey easir aid the pretty captain Underclothing—4 '*"2, Clark Dec cker her h Kf but the actual nec-/ Sie pink and Blue, always sol known.” as trim a When [ tire of these things” 50, A . {mitch of her dust coat and 2] WILL SELL OUT AT 85c ay It looked like a disastrous undertaking to those who knew the furniture business best; but who had Put whee! to roads 5 not tested human nature, and the dynamic power ot real economy when it was made to rightly appeal to) morning on a seven weeks * dbilpators. We have touts | Galbriegan Shirts ang Drawers, thrift. reeas’ ae Hee Ee hy i ' How well the movement prospered is best evidenced by the popularity of imitation sales today ee eon my husband, who Is not as " outht of th to economize 20Me-| Bicyele or Golf Pants, In Plaid and ; : Nowhere else is the vital power of the Wanamaker movement—the ability to buy out factories en= tire—to take fine goods as well as cheap; and to distribute the large quantities so quickly that scant profit gallons of gasoline and an cto barely a fcr bent be, Ttip the scales WILE SELL OUTAT, 25c Eech but sales which need no comment from us when the opportunity of comparison is open. Gockyats thes: Mee Deckers, who were married three | Check, always sold at 2.75 a pa \e 4 ded toiJersc ‘ity, thet - * G \ aa ag rocco ihe a far ae, Cane | Sore ARG. Mpend much of thelr tims, jn WILL SELL OUT AT and no loss is added to the extremely low prices that manufacturers are willing to accept at these occasions. { ” ° A P| May. father's death. N lig Shi ACH We are spurred forward—not by competition, but by our own splendid records of the past, and egigee irts—A 1.50 the knowledge of what you are expecting from us. MET DEATH PLAYING GOLF. BOY ‘STRANGELY VANISHES. | shires, sence Each year is a stepping stone to more masterful accomplishment. The successes of the past ere incentives to greater effort. The experiences and alliances that made other years great give riper knowle edge and more mature power for the success of the present movement. This year we have many thousands of dollars’ worth of fine Furniture, from factories which would not co-operate with us before—goods of a character never seen previously in an under-price sale, except perhaps a few odd pieces in some dealer’s clean-up. The scope of the August movement has broadened marvellously. This year lines of furniture are better, fuller, completer—quality is higher, prices are lower than ever before. This is partly because we have learned more-—largely because manufacturers have learned more about us, and the benefit of co-operating with us. Factories would be clogged, plans of manufacturers hampered, wood-workers idle and uncereain without the direct help and encouragement of this August Furniture movement. oat Tt pays to ke=p factory foors clear, the outlook bright, employees busy; and manufacturers willing and anxious to pay liberally for the bringing about of these conditions. Y They pay it to you, who need the furniture, which they need to be rid of. We are only the go-between—the carriers from them to you. Content with a small commis for this service which makes a dull month a busy one. Yet we perform another important duty. Our expert inspection and judgment is Passed epost every part of every piece of the thousands of pieces of furniture that you buy. Choose where you will among these torests of furniture—choose for looks and your liking only—we have secured you in the matter of quality and construction —the |. Wanamaker guarantee protects every dollar you invest. Pick for the littlest prices you see, if the pieces are handsome enough for your purpose, knowing that whatever you! 5 buy is made up in worthy manner. There is no quality menace in little prices at Wanamaker’: Se CHOICE c Today our floors are full-and overflowing with the GROCERIED CROSER Broadest, Finest, Completest Collection of Furniture We Have Ever Offered Under-Price You do not need to be a judge of furniture values to know that the pieces you look at in this sale are cheap. That is self-evident to the first g'ance of your eye; and the knowledge grows stronger and more certain as your examination grows more close. ‘ Of course not all the furniture on our floors is reduced. Much of our regular stock cannot be removed. But the tags tell the story so plainly that there can be no < confusion; and the under-priced goods are in overwhelming majority, Whether you wish to furnish a compact and cozy little flat in an inexpensive manner, or wish to furnish a mansion in the most elegant Style, the furniture is here— broad in variety and at radical concessions in price in cither case. Uneeda Biscuit, Corn Starch and Peerless Root Beer That is the great money-saving occasion of the year for Furniture buying. Those who are away from home, and have their houses closed for the Summer can make selections now, get full advantage of the August variety and prices, and To make new friends for some of the leading articles on sale in our stores, but more | [have the goods delivered at their convenience, later on. particularly to introduce those of our own manufacture, we announce to-day three Following are some of the lots included: splendid free offerings of high-grade grocery specialties. Every article to be distributed free during the next few days is of the highest possible quality, hence we know they Parlor Furniture Dining-Room Furniture | Bedroom Furniture will hold fast the friends they make by this introduction. (needa Bisculs--Free. | KIGT Com Slorch-Free. } Peerless Root Bee---Fre. it does, all that is desirable in suites, anes chairs, etc., for! unequalled for number of patterns and wide variety of design. “Choicest examples of old | the choicest eds from every manufacturer of note. All the best A full-size package of these A one-pound package of this A regular size bottle of our ~ am UNewny.” Disap-|WILL SELL OUT AT OSC Each Standard O11 Magnate’s Son, Over-| youny Delt» come by Heat, Fell Into I pears, Leaving No Trace. Fine Madras and CLEVELA 0., JA Walter| Tarefooted, in overalls and wearing a Pajamas—6 00" Miltary and Snider, the twenty-y J ot! Mar-| satlor blouse, Stephen Beltakt, Jr. oa turn-down collar, tin Snider, of Company, | ter ar-oid newaboy, whose parents met death 5 = [live & North Seventh street, WILL SELL AT OSC PER suit He had driven Brook: ppeared on Monday morn- Fens, on the ing Jast and has not since been traced. Heights, and lad’s father, jn ker, hi = Partie wadea'the «fictiy’ndent end tay nines | Broadway, and 9 Sts. , ; Sonday, but. can learn nothing of his ‘was dead when son *ave that he was suddenly missed posed that he was overoume by the! by his compantons with whom he had been playing in the etreet near his home. CHOICE. GROCERIES: parlor furnishing. All the goods mad= under our own direction, Colonial pieces are bere; various French periods extensively represented. The variety is known styles of the various pericds are bere represented, and, of suites Of best workmanship and quality of materials, ‘The assortment is Pacoaas howe: | course, in all th: woods, Our as of twin bedroom about 23 follows Sideboards in 175 styles. _ China Closets in 120 styles. Extension Tables in 136 styles, | is unequalled, co joes, some very rare and besutiéal Parlor Suites in 150 patterns Side Tables in 75 styles Dining Chairs in 200 styles. suites, The va Odd Upholstered Sofas in 50 patterns A word of the reduced prices: i Copee Ss sss Cozrall Clases in 35 oye Leather Library Suites in 15 pat ens Sideboards— Extension Tables— puss Beans es Tray Bedsteads|ia) aA bus Leather Arm Chairs in 40 patterns lor Cabinets in 59 patterns $16, from $21—Golden oak $22, from $32—Mahogany, § ft, Toilet Tables in 75 styles Wardrobes in 35 styles. famous crackers free this week | splendid Corn Starch free this ] perfect Root Beer Extract free Music Cabinets in a3 Patieras eH 415, from Hide, oe bet sree set ahe ays ue Rare coat and Rockers in 200 styles. h : bret 5 ; p-Mahogany, # ft. word of the re : to all purchasers of one pound } week to all purchasers of a pint | this week to all purchasers of a Head eh ey Aa aa atid psi) Iden oak $25, from #45—Goluea oak, 12ft Toilet Tabl. 'B of our bottle of our int bottle of our A word of the reduced prices: piden oak #26, from $45—Flemish oak, 12 ft. oilet Tables— ureaus— P on | 227 trom $11—Golden oak #25, from $45—Mahogany, 10 ft, tH 1 $32—Golden oak VERY BEST LIBERTY PEER Parlor Suites— {Parlor Cabinets— | si, trom s—Golden oak $28, from §25—Golden oak. 10ft LESS $20, trom 80—Three-ploce, twa | 110), fram 4120—Gold $83, trom $5—Golden oak $9), from $15—Golden onk, 5 ft. Yiatlon mahogany. ay 435, from $48-Gotden oak $33, from %4)—Mahogavy, § ft. 4 ateniet. at... . ICES PFS e ouce at $25, trom {25 —Three-plece, Ime! 7 Froth fea Gold 440, from ¥60—Golden oak #5, from $50—Golten oak, 101t. | z : Hao pioctive piece, Imi lLibrary Suites 445, from $60—Golden oak $35, from 3$0—Golden oak, 10ft. | {tation wae oe: $45, from #5—Mabogany $45, from $75—Mahogany. 10 ft from $50— sim) oss, fi Thi . 0 b—Mubogany, 12 ft BUTLER’S NO. 1 TEAS ; ; Bey tien BIE: otce, | vegolden ont Ig Weer |e trom $85—sighgeny il eaas roZeanianreet a " r , from $60-— Bhat == Two: , ", from, Iden oak 4 ton , jo! Lt Ider in leather i, tron o—Mahor 101 | VERY BEST, ALL KINDS, 35c | 7 ‘fn Bis trom tae veece, tm. a Hen i100 piece,| $6 from $98 Mahogany beat Lo estat | ai pound! aires Saini wee Peon Earec-plece, Im-| zi rat boa piece, an-| $6, from Siu0—Sahogany Bed Suites— BUTLER'’S NO. i TEAS, 3 fiation inahogany. | ak, in leather, from. SUF leeaien oak Buffets— edroom ul | x p 4), from 85-—Thive-pleee, im. | om 100—Two-plece, tmi-| $79. from $1 SI7.50, trom KO—T opie CHOICE, ALL Noa call eae: Viation maborany. © | tation a a eather, 75, from rated $19, trom $1E—Golden oak pound... 5c Station wanogany. Nat | nolden onl In eat ner bend ), from $123—Mabogany fie! from $18.% Gol! den oak $55, from $80—Th pete im- $0, from nat Taree “piece, $55, from $135—Mabogany trom §24—Golien oak BUTLER’S NO. 1 COFFEE, Nation mahorany. ‘Rolden oak, in leather. 9 from #33 Golden oak H five-piece, Im- 0 VERY BEST MOCHA and 42 Mltation rumbowany.. Wiiusic Cabinets— |China Closets— from fe -Matoga, eoheceoas d " 25C $75, from 3! five-piece, im- from $7—Imitauion mahog- ke, Troms WoeOsiden oak 4)—Golden oa: — Three-pices, JAVA, a pound....,, Hation m ny. com Pe aoigen oak je BSE SIC arent 5 $8), from ie ~—Three-plece,| 6" trom {9—Imitation mahog- Ben tacos 340—Golden oak from Hi Golten os — Three-piece, shares i: from 40—Flemish osk te th trom Ho—Imitation, oahogany yom ee waboeany ste } from ioGolden oat Dining Chairs— * from se—otdes oak | $425, from $8. 7e—Golden oak, cane seat 7 1 K. Butler's No. 2 Combination Coffey, x : en §120—Three-piece,| 1x" From $12—Mabogany vee : ered 90. tren $325—Three-piece, 310, trom 416—Mahogany mahogany. 416, from #25—Mabogag $95, from | #140—Three-ploce, | » from He Mahoeeny $80 — Three-piece trom Mahogany ahogany #65 {$100—-Three-piece, Piehogany ny, from Mahogany side chatr. epic ry 10. trom $150—Five-plece, $24, from $41— Mahogany from sae Raglieh oak | 035" from $.t0-Arm chair to match. | SE qi, Ho Thre | sis Birde eye nee 130, from #5—Mahogany , Stab j BER trom ttsctfataee cab, cane seat | gc ROMAE Mio Threenieee,| no, rom Mo —Three-Ples, Bookca ses— j 3) eo a Are ebair to match 15179, 288 ree Goldenion® $120, ‘vom {1%5—Three-plece, $7. from NO-Golde SO, from $$2—Mahogany a $2.75, from H—Golien owk, cane seat ade jisianventy a 120-—Three-ptece. | $125--Three-prece n oak mahog. from $12—Golden oak S— Mahi HDh. trom! s200—Three-plece,| $4, FM, Ya-Golden oak tron SheRaby, } from §f&)—Arm chair to saheeany, 7 frown $120—Golden oak, % » Gal eh 18, from id $85, f 130--Golden eak Bio, trom $5.6 Golden oak al gure oak 350, Parlor Cabinets— | #9, trom HE Sabina See fron 8 Arm hair to, match Pon f13)—Three-plese 0, from $42 0-—Werala Martin Extension Tables-- | ePeretaarartet "| Bureaus— $4, from $6—-Mabogany feather seat hogany | rnis Martin | Mornts Martin | cHoIce | (MMM cuconce CHOICE i S CROCERIES 4 . CROCERIES CROCERIES ll T. Foret “JOHN “WANAMAKER. from $1¢-Golden oak, & fe. Golden oak, § tt. $15, trom § $18.50, fron BI, from KI=Ms 45.80, from $8.75-Mahogany side chatr, | | $630, trom $10—-Arm chair to match, | i leather seat