The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1902, Page 7

v | BOYS AID SICK BY SELLING LEMONADE. sTMt Psu FOUR BROOKLYN L Although the cold weather has kept lemonade stands from the popularl they will enjoy later in the summe' yet the bright-faced quartet of boys whose photographs are here reproduced raised §5 a few days ago by a lemonade stand for The Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund, The four boys are Bennie and Samuel Sokolow and Ed- mund and Nathan Hirsch. These are the first photographs which the Fund's little friends haye sent in this season and one of the first lemon- ade stands which have been held. It 4s well to mention again that The Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund ad- vises children to ask no contributions except from persons whom they know; and it warns contributors against giv- ing money for the Fund to collectors with whom they are not acquainted. This warning especially applies to children who solicit money for the Fund indiscriminately in the street. It need not, however, cover cases where chil- dren hold stands or sales of any sort on the pavement before thelr own homes and under the supervision of their parents. The hot weather has been mercifully delayed, but when it arrives it will ar- rive in force, and the chief sufferers will be the thousands of helpless babies whose summer must be passed amid unsanitary surroundings in the hot, stuffy tenement districts. To save these precious little lives the Fund's physicians work night and day all summer. In order to increase the scope of this life-saving work contribu- tions are asked. The money, whose loss you will scarcely miss, may mean all the differ- ACTORS PLAN CLUB TO RIVAL LAMBS, Exclusiveness of Latter Or- ganization May Lead to Formation of Green-Room Club for Actors Only. Prominent members of the <Avtors’ Order of Friendship, a benevolent or- ganization limited to’ the theatrical pro- fession, are planning to form a Green- Room Club ¢imilar to the famous Lon- Gon organization of that name. ‘Phe soclety now has quarters in a tour story house in West Forty-seventh street, near Broadway. The promoters of the club idea want to put the s0- clety's officers on the top floor and fur- nish the rest of the house for club pur- poses. ‘Among those supporting the movement are Milton Nobles, president of the order: George D. MacIntyre, secretary of the Actors’ Society of America; Stuart Robson, F. F, Mackay, Henry C. Clark, George Faweett, Harry Harwood, Will- fam A. Brady, Thomas H. McGrath, ‘Augustus Pitou, Charles Welles, C, J, Williams, Robert G, Haines, Arthur Byron and Joseph Hart. ‘The movement 1s largely due to the exclusiveness of the Lambs’ Club and @issatisfaction with expenses of member- ship in that organization and the Wreatrical Business Men's Club, The latter has raised its dues recently, and the Lambs’ policy is regarded by the promoters as too oostly for the ordinary SERVANT CANT CARRY OFF FOOD This Advertiser is Explicit in Her Requirements of Cook, but She Must Have No Hard-Luck Story, Kitchen queens will please take heed, The worm has turned. + The following pathetic advertisement, which appears in the “Help Wanted" columns of The World to-day, will no doubt find an answering chord in many @ heart, It 18 @ tabloid edition af the Complete Servant Girl, not as some would have her, but as she ia: HOUSPWORK—Servant for genera! housework; cooking, washing @ ironing in G-Foom apart- M. e} them.’ It BABIES EEMONADE SELLERS. |] he pantie wilt be doing The Evening World a favor if it re- fuses to give anything ,to chil- dren collecting indiscriminate- ly In the streets who represent themsclven as collecting for the Sick Babies’ Fund. There are no authorized col- Sick abies’ lectors Fund. Give only to children you know and who you have renson to belleve will turn the money over to the Fund, If you wish to contribute di- rect send contributions to the Cashier of The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City. for the ence between sickness and health to some poor child, Contributions to The Evening World's Sick Babies’ Fund should be addressed Cashier of The World, Pulitzer | City. | | Reneft, Erbe’s Casino, July 18, Fred Erbe, the big-hearted manager of Erbe's Casino, North Beach, who is the greatest friend the Sick Babies’ Wund has had in the theatrical profes- sion, is preparing for the annual mon- ster benefit which he gives the Fund. The benefit comes this year on July 18. ‘The total receipts of the afternoon and evening are given to the Fund. The benefits of former years at Erbe's Ca- sino have aggregated over $800. This year Mr, Erbe expects to have the big- gost entertainment he has ever given. His stage manager, Wiillam J, Kelly, formerly of the team of Barlow and Kelly, Is also working heart and soul for the success of the ibeneflt. Among the volunteers Is Charlgs B. Ward, fa- mous as the singing ‘‘Bowery Boy,” who will sing his latest great popular h “Fare Thee Well, Mollie Darling Walter A. Raymond, monologuist; Miss Titian ‘A. ‘Schnell, ‘plantst, and TAllle Baker will also appear. ' Volunteers should send their names and photos to Erbe's Casino, North Beach, L. 1 HIS EYES DANCE When His Good Drink Comes. A coffee that will nourish and fur- nish all the food required to rear a baby is evidently easy food for an adult to digest, and is especially ap- plicable where ordinary coffee does hot agree, | The wife of a Congregational minis- ter gives anexperience: ‘“Itis rather curious the manner in which I came | to adopt Postum for my baby. My |} husband used to be troubled greatly with bilicus headaches and extreme nervousness. This was about five years ago. We concluded that coffee and tea were the cause of his trou- bles, and so gave Postum Food Cof- fee a trial. At first we did not like it because it was not bolled long enough and seemed weak and taste- less, but after preparing it properly, and that is easy, we became very fond of it, and now can honestly say we prefer it to any coffee or tea, | “The old headaches and nervous- ness have disappeared and we both enjoy very muen better health, | “When one of our children was a/ year old he would not drink milk, so we tried him on Postum Coffee, and from the first he liked it and it agreed with him perfectly, so Pos- tum has been his drink now for over four years. “About ten months ago a baby boy. came to our house. I was, of course, anxious to have good nourishment for him and so drank from five to eight cups of Postum during the day. This with a little Grape-Nuts Food each day was all the nourishment I took, and although the baby weighed only five pounds at birth he weighed twelve and one-half pounds at three months and at four months fifteen pounds, Now he weighs twenty- three pounds, “About three weeks ago the little fellow suddenly weaned himself, much to our surprise, I tried him on cow's milk, but he would mot have it, I then tried a certain baby food, then another, but he would have neither, I felt very anxious about him, but remembering experimenting with an- other boy with Postam, I gave him some, Which he drank with the great- est relish, It agreed with him per- fectly, so he lived on it for one week, Since then he has learned to eat a little other food, but he prefers Pos- tum Coffee to anything else, and looks perfectly delighted when he sees me coming with it, I sald the other morning, ‘I wish the Postum Company could see baby drink their coffee, it would certainly please rees with him so pe: shall continue to ha I don’t like to have my name printed, but you cap say a tor’ ” Name Saturday Is the Last Day of sa rR . oe 3 _ me " bs THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1902. Guming Watches. WITH SWEEP SECOND HAND. OPEN-FACE NICKEL WATCHES, American lever escape- ment and jewelled balance, fully warranted; just the watch for sportsmen; inexpensive yet reliable; 128 NS regular price $3.00; Saturday, . lain Floor, Front.) THE BIG STORE Whiskeys and Wines, MOUNT VERNON RYE, full quarts, per bottle, OLD CROW WHISKEY, full quarts, per bottle, COOK'S PERFECTION RYE, per bottle, LEXINGTON RYE, per gallon, WOODFORD RYE, per gallon, CHOICE CALIFORNIA CLARET OR HOCK, per gallon, PORT AND SHERRY, per gullon, 1107 “Nfeteor’’ Bicycles At a Price Ghat Wit Create a Sreat Sensation 9 5 Cvery Whee Marked Jor Immediate Selling at G ? Precisely 1107 “Meteor” Wheels. 1'72 are Ladies’ models, 20-inch frames; 935 are Men’s of which 75 are 20-inch frames, 701' 4 IN /| 22-inch frames and 162 24-inch frames. Rather than wait untid September to reduce the price we are doing tt now before the Fourth, when you want the wheels most. THE GREATEST CHANCE OF ITS KIND EVER PRESENTED. Seems ridiculous when you consider how beautiful, easy-running and thoroughly excellent 75 32 one these Wheels are. Under another name the ‘‘Meteor’’ Bicycle is sold all over the United (Sporting Goods Store, Recind the Sale of Wen’s Summer Suits at SS.5O, Every broken section has been strongly reinforced from higher-priced lines. Greatest values of the sale. States at $35.00, Also a complete line of ‘‘Grient’’ Bicycles and Motor Cycles. “The standard wheels of the world.”’ Uegtigee Shirts tor Men and Boys. 36,000 Shirts in the lot when the sale began this morning. And that means} you have at your command the greatest collection of Negligee Shirts this f or any other city ever saw at the price named. y You get quality as well as quantity. i The Shirts were made to wholesale at more than we ask for them retail, and it is small wonder that the Main} Aisle is packed this morning as this is being hurriedly writ-| ten. There isn’t time tosay much. The Sale continues te- morrow with unabated fervor and unimpaired 4 Q selections. "oat Alle and Men's Partilshing Virtually all styles are included. Some of these Negligee Women's Waists. There isn’t anything specially re- markable about the price. $3.50 is SomMon enough in clothing circles. It’s what the Siegel Cooper Store is giving you for your money that .is creating widespread and favorable comment. Ever since this sale began on the 14th of June $8.50 has been a price of peculiar potency, be- cause from the view point ofvalue-giving it has wholly overshadowed anything ever attempted before. Throngs of Men have been coming here for these $8.50 specials and waxing enthusiastic over their purchi We're not specifying values Specifiically; we are not telling you stories of sacrifices losses. We are giving you Plain truths in a plain and unvarnished way. | Wavy Blue Serges. . Shirts have two separate collars and cuffs. Some with neckbands and detached or attached cuffs. Plaited or plain bosoms. Plain or Py fancy colors. The newest designs in stripes and figures. Made cheviot and Bedforl cords. Big men can get fitted in Price, per shirt, ._ Pure worsted every thread. Color absolutely fast. 7 Suse About Every seam tested. Every style of coat. Correct” tailor. Sepanese and Seeks, 3 ing. - Full lined or half lined. equalling in daintiness and _work the finest of Clothes for Dress Wear. summer waists. Special sale tigi -row : 1,800 Suits Are Arranged Black, smooth or rough finish fabrics, Worsteds, Diagonals, Thibets and Cheviots. button frocks, all serge lined. comprising Sacks or 3- Summer UWixtures. SATURDAY 5 ) Comprising every new fabric in every correct shadin; ei A in 7 Secdéons \ ana cotor combination. Full lined, at Also to-morrow, White Waists Stylish Sack Suits. half lined, single or doubled breasted, Hot-Weather Suits. Soft finish Flannels, Wool Crashes and Homespuns r) (Coats and Trousers). Some 1-8 silk lined, others 1-4 Serge lined, and ma ority ‘‘skeleton’’ or unlined. Every new effect in fabric and style, ‘*Norfolks’’ included, ry Spectral Mode Suits. Gentlemen who have NEVER been fitted with a ready- made suit heretofore will be astonished at the perfection of these garments. VERY SHORT, VERY TALL, VERY STOUT, VERY SLIM and other extreme builds. THESE GARMENTS ARE DESIGNED BY OUR SPECIALIST, PRIESTLEY “CRAVENETTE” RAIN COATS and fine quality TOP COATS, many of them SILK and \ SATIN LINED (not a luxury, but a necessity at the sea- new styles of with low necks and elbow sleeves, n I5¢., D2 (Becond love, Freatsh In the Sirls’ and fisses’ Sections, Showing Large Stocks of Choicely Selected Styles in Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Coats at Speetal Price inducements Saturday, ALSO MISSES’ SHIRT WAIST SUITS, GIRLS' HIGHNECK AND GUIMPE DRESSEs, of best chambray, in very chic models, 3. 95 e of best qualities chambray, gingham, percale, SS at daity, MISSES’ NEW SHIRT WAISTS, GIRLS) BIE COATS, Very Attractive Styles, Rafitte and Fean. ” Soie, of elaborate design, trimmed |, Z 00 2 wi moire an ace, | 5.90 7,50 78, 400 ag $8.90 to $12.75 values, Women’s Skirts. Weat Market at Runabout Skirts of pique, duck, linen, cheviot, Ay * Ypecials. melton, brilliantine; Dress Skirts of taffeta, etamine, crepe de chine, peau de soje, canvas, voile, broadcloth, cheviot, linen, pique, in the greatest diversity of clever Styles, ‘suitable for’ dress occasions and street wear, | 2/@ 20720 Osrer tor Saturday Only of elaborate design or richly tailored. : S; al © at the following startling low prices walking fg Closed back, very best quality pique and ¢f, 4Q)A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRESH MEAT very best tailoring, at ON HAND. MELTON SKIRTS, walking length, with J. 00 novel two-toned silk stitching, at . TAFFETA SHIRT WAIST SKIRTS, in box plait, side plait and tucked effects, at 7.50, 10.50 & 75,00 oor, Front.) on the Nain Histe of the Clothing Store. shore or in the mountains), (Main Floor, Rear.) Boys’ Store Saturday. Wany Extraordinary Offers. These are days of great interest in the Boys’ Clothing Store, onthe Main Floor. Stocks have been coming in all week at prices quite unprecedented, The lagging summer has thrown many makers into a flurry. Consequently the attractions offered for Saturday are such as to warrant your instant attention. Six Gnitre Sections on the Main Histo Comprising 2,000 Sarments, AT >) G0 Each, Fine quality JACKET and NOR- FOLK SUITS, SAILOR and RUS- SIAN BLOUSE SUITS, made of fine Cheviots, Serges and Homespuns, WASHABLE SUITS, of fine import- ed fabrics, made in exquisite styles, Also 3-PIECE VEST SUITS for the J larger Boys. : Bring the boys along with you to-morrow. They'll enjoy the many sights of this great store immensely. LAMB: Hindquarters fancy Canada lamb, lb, LAMB: lamb, 1b., MUTTON: Hindquarters or legs fancy Canada mutton, 1b., HAMBURGER STEAK, 3 Ibs. for FRANKFURTER SAUSAGES : Per lb., CORNED BEEF: Fancy plate and navel, per tb, PORK: Choice loins Jersey porls, per 1b., POULTRY. TURKEYS: Fresh dry picked, Ib., ICKENS; Fancy broiling chickens, per pair, Short forequarters fancy Canada (Second Summer Parasols. In Pretty, Dark Shades. PURE SILK COACHING PARASOLS, some of the most attractive concelts shown thia . Nothing more effective for setting off a id to give that requisite brilliancy so essential to seashore In distinctive colors, all of the darker shades, to match prettiest dress fabrics, They come in ted, ‘and some with 42.25, only about 200 left, and I _ CHICKENS: Fancy Jersey fowl . igptnet yawn iowearyo CHICKENS: Large boing fowl by aa » Maaking 1 08 9004 60.00%) i, 90 SQUABS: Philadelphia Squabs, doz., #25. eal (Mai Wivor, fect he lighter shades y UMBRELLA In our Umbrella old umbrella with gl (or a