The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1903, Page 7

a | pl 8 SON Seren ee ee RECOVERS FROM FALL OFF COACH Mrs. Wood, Who Was Thrown from Tally-Ho in Smash, Will Get Well Soon, but Footman ts Seriously Hurt. RUNAWAY CAR HIT BRAKE. At the home of Mrs. T. R. Hostetter, No, 5 Hast Seventy-first etreet, it was aid to-day that Mrs. Helen Wood, of Pitteburg, who was hurled to the street from the top of a tally-ho coach, is re- covering. She has récovered trom the hysteria whioh followed the accident, and her physicians believe she will be well from her injuries in a week. The escape of Mrs. Wood from death im considered remarkable. John Wither- ton, one of the grooms on the rear of the coach, is in J. Hood Wright Hos- pital, suffering from concussion of the brain and internal injuries, and it js said he will be confined there several weeks, James G. Marshall, of the stock brok- erage firm of McIntyre & Marshall, tooled the coach out to Ardsley and was returning to the city when the ac- cident happened. On the coach were Mrs, Marshall, Mr. R. Lawrence Smith, @ rea] estate broker; Mrs. Hostetter and her guest, Mrs. Wood. At One Hundred and Elghty-first @treet Mr. Marshall was turning the four horees across the Amsterdam ave- nue car tracks to cross the Washington Bridge to enter the Bronx, when an @ectric car appeared a block away to the north. Motorman Louls Rooney, of the car, yelled to Mr. Marshall that he oould not control the car and to hurry thls four horses and coach over the tracks. Mr. Marstall understood the message and lashed the animals. They sprang ahead, but not in time to avert the crash. ‘The front of the car struck the rear wheels of the couch and turned {t vio- dently about. Witherton and the other groom were knocked from thelr back geat. One of them fell to the pav ment and was not seriously injured, though knocked unconscious by the fall. Witherton fell into the car fender and \ was carried to One Hundred and Sev- enty-eighth street before Rooney ob- tained control of his car and stopped tt. Mrs, Wood was the only passenger knocked from the coach. In falling she caught the side of the vehicle and that caused her to turn so that instead of Gtriking on her head she fell on her side. While she lay unconscious the four horses plunged ahead, but through fine work with the lines Mr, Marshall Drought them under control a block away. ‘Mes. Wood was sent to the J. Hood Wright Hospital, where she was re- vived, after which she was driven to Mrs, Hostetter’s home In a cab. With- orton was taken to tie hospital in an- other ambulance, and he was 0 Be- rlously injured tliat he was detained by the doctors. MADE THE RAILROAD PAY. Wouldn’t Take the “Car Ahead” and Got $500 Damages. (Spectal to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, May M.—Harry Crawford, of New Rochelle, has com- peiled the New Haven Railroad Com- pany to pay him $500 damages for at- tempting to eject him from a car which he would not leave when he was toh] to take the car ahead. He sued for $10,000, hut compromised and discontinued his euit to-day, Summer Neckwear. 50 dozen Imported Fapanese ' Silk Stocks, with drawn-work. ends and hand-hemstiiched, 50c. each, value $1.25, 50 dozen Irish Crochet Stocks, in solid lace and fancy stitched edge; colors:—white, light blue, black and pink, 58c. each, - value $1.00, 15c dozen Summer Neckwear, 25c. each, value 50c. These goods are in rear of | the store. Lovad & Taylor. rarer THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1908. ACTTY IN ITSELF 1a"619"sTS THE BIG STORE SIEGELE, A Commanding Congress of Convincing Values For Friday| — Another Wonderful Bargain Feast for a Yotably Busy Day. And so, in spreading before your attention such a remarkable list of special attractions as follows for It’s characteristic of the Siegel Cooper Store to do surprising things. It Friday, the Siegel Cooper Store achieves another triumph. 4 | We never offer you merchandise that is in any way undesirable. When we announced the Green Trading Stamp system had been made is fresh and the test merchandise the foremost manufacturers of the world can produce. J HOUSANDS of people are constantly saying: things. _ It certainly leads.” it is always busy and entertaining. WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS, VISIT THE PREMIUM ANNEX ON THE FIFTH FLOOR, “The Siegel Cooper Store is always doing surprising | is widely recoignized as one of the greatest and most progressive stores in the world. That's why What we do place before you 4 We offer at } a feature of trading at The Big Store multitudes came here to show their appreciation by purchasing and | extraordinarily low prices everything that is seascnable and in every way eminently wantable. j obtaining the many advantages allowed by Green Trading S Women’s Sutts and Dresses. 2 Wost Important Friday Sale. So distinctly. admirable and so exceptionally low. priced are these stylish Suits and Dresses that the attention of the discrim- inating woman is irresistibly attracted. The best products of the foremost makers are represented in this Special Sale for Friday. In addition to the Offering described below we announce for Friday the Greatest and Most Decisive Reductions on Every One of Our High-Class Model Gowns. 200 CLOTH SUITS, includ: 77) 00 Also RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, ing up to $22.50 suits. ar 6 of washable granite cloth, 6. 75 ° 100 CLOTH SUITS, includ- ing up to $37.50 suits at 75 SUITS and DRESSES, includ- ne up to $47.50 grades, 22, 50 Women’s Coats. A Most Important Friday Sale. Great preparations have been made to make to-morrow an exceptionally busy day. It will certainly prove a day of great money-saving on the best the fashion world of cloaks affords. Of extra special values there are 300 Covert JACK- 5. 00 it I. 75 at 17. 50 | wes pariste DRESSES, auactively rimmed with Cluny 77 57) lace set between tucks, at (Second Floor, Front.) ETS, each at strapped seams, at COATS, 5.00 100 Covert |which were : $2250, $25.00 75.00 , and $29.50, ac Peau de Soie LOOSE COATS. ' ine Pongee Silk& Voile COATS, hich “were wolecape aches Gy HD $25.00, ‘32950 JQ, 50 Taffera RUSSIAN BLOUSE ee ars of Taffeta, COATS. wih long hp. sins Craveneite Fongee, Linen, oe ES Clore ohair, etc. at greatly I. 50 reduced prices. ments, each at (24 Floor, Front.) Silk Monte CAR- LOS, each at Girls’and Wisses’ Dresses, Coats and Suits. JH Most Important Friday Sale CIRLS'WASHDRESS- |MISSES’_ WALKING ES, of percale, with dain- 6. be | SUITS of Scotch tweeds ty white bertha, at in a very styl- GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES, of ‘sh plsited design. Wh 7 fo} sheer lawn, very at- MISSES’ WALKING tractvelywinmed /, IO wuss of firm allewoo! Melton, in an en 3.90 high neck or guimpe, at GIRLS’ COATS, of Paca cloth, |tirely new tucked with sik and gold effect at embroidered — em- dS Zz 5 100 MISSES’) = COVERT blem, at JACKETS: strapped seams. GIRLS’ SILK COATS, of fine Peau | $10.00 garments de Soie; with pink 7 50 va sane 7. ID or light blue inlaid shoulder at cer MISSES SHIRT WAIST SUITS ‘of chambray, with sailor collar bicuse and plait- 9 ) a eae pre ra rents bgt cheviot, verge and fancy THRACE NSIT) 7 6. 50 ed skirt. trimmed 35.00 grades ini wh ae eee d i | pt etter Floor, Front.) Big Store’s Fish Market. Why It Yakes Such a Splendid Impression. It is impossible to visit the Fish Market on the Fourth Floor ‘of the Siegel Cooper Store without forming a most excellent opinion of it. The high standard of the Mar. ket is one of its most convincing and pleasing attributes _ It_is_ spotless! en ANS times. The fish Al are appetizingly fresh and fine. THE PRICES ARI EXCEPTIONALLY Tow: Extra fancy quality Na- Esra quality plump Fish fresh from the | tive Rib Roast. \ Your choice sea Ferequerter Canada Per = Small Sugar-Cured Cali- | >» ‘Te LB. Bluefish, LB. Weakfish ] Your fornia Hams, J Sea Bass, choice, re Uh Pore if a C errees |. River Shad, er Ib, Delicious flavor Dry | Per Boston Mackerel, Roast. Luncheon Blend, } 'b., vf ‘Ie ' — Choice HALIBUT—Fancy | Ceiected Salmon or Chicken Halibut le 4 Steak; per Ib., Me vette Steak; CLA M S~—Selected Little Neck Ie i Clams; doz., Te EXTRA CHOICE SELECTION. Ht the Delicatessen. Newport Haddock Your choice, | Fancy iy CERVELAT SAUSAGE, Boston Codfish, Per any 5 4 Pf e L. L Flounders, L. 1. Pollock, Ee Cc x CULM f : lew England Sry Fresh Herring Made from the Best Flour. ie ee When requested we will clean }LARGEST LOAF in the ) for Gq fish free of charge. city, § Cc SALMON—"Key Cit fancy Blood-red VEAL—Choice ality | CRACKDRS— Pretzels, Mille Cea! ‘Roam, 1b. 8¢ | cclebrated Exton But. PRIME CHUCK "p| eye. Salmon; 1 STEAK or FRANK-|!ers or Grandma’s| cans, FURTER SAUSAGE: Cookies; por Ib., ‘de BSR pagers | SACHEPS, cog let| fatten Bah Bs — | Tarts, oF Choice” Plate favel Garrent FS Wes “1b. 150 onal heese, 176 Fourth Floor.) BI bed idie tamps. lk UWulls. In light blue, pink, cardinal, Ragin Nile, tan, white and black; 25c. grade, 15ce yard, Olan Floor, Front, 19th St.) Silk Warp Pongee. Full 36 inches wide: linen color; thousands of pieces sold the season; 75c. quality; at, 45. Cc yard, fain Floor, Front, 19th 8t.) oe aces. FANCY COTTON LACES. EDGES, INSERTIONS, GALLOONS and ME- DALLION EFFECTS; regularly sold up to 5c. per yard, at 201, Ste wa Te @lain Floor, Front, 19th 6t.) Wall Papers. Meee FAreR Se rolls and 16 yds. r, in pretty designs; regular ly 6c aroll; perl FOG WALL PAPER, !0 rolls and 20 yds. border: all the leading colors and designs, appropriate for all rooms, reg- ularly 12c. a roll; per lot ISe 1rd Floor, Centre, 18th St. >————————_ Children’s WJustin Combination Sets. CHILDREN'S HITE MUSLIN COMBINA- TION SETS rate waists and 25¢ Irawers: lace waist; tucked (Second Floor, Kast of Centre.) away sizes, 2 to ( years; spec: va * French Chinaware. Choice FRENCH CHINA COFFEE GUPS and SAUCERS; TEA CUPS and SAUCERS: AFTER-DINNER CUPS and SAUCERS; beautifully 50, (4 (Basement.) hand painted and gold stippled sold regularly at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00; reduced 10, each, Dinner Sets, AMERICAN SEMI-PORCELAIN DIN- NER SETS, filled in with dainty violet | sprays, every piece gold Ined: 100 pieces, including scup tureen and 6. SS e : regular 3 large plat | Price 312.00; per ser (Basement. ] Sapanese Sute Rugs. JAPANESE JUTE RUGS; Oriental designs in strong color- Sf Z 5 e ings 9x12; $12.00 grade, for (Taira Floor, Front, 19:0 8) It’s a surprising list that follows: Silks. Dress Goods. BLACK PEAU DE SOIE, | | £?0,pieces DRESS GOODS . cludin; 4 iC 27 inches wide, $1.25 Voiles wweeds, Mohair Br ant- saa special at, Se ines, Shepherd Checks =D Ke) (fain Foor, Front, 19th St.) (tain Linen Batiste. About 10,000 yds. LINEN BATISTE; firm and sheer; should sell at fully a half more; to-morrow at, W200 yard, (lain Floor, Front, 19th st.) Lace Collars. New round shape LACE COLLARS, just received from Paris, almost as beautiful asthe $1.00 kind: 25 [4] to-morrow at, each Grimmed Willinery. 150 stylish STRAW HATS, handsomely trimmed with flowers and silk ribbons; others: Ndi laces and novelties; all new materials, specially designed puhroctly ceed 57 $5.00 quality: at, each (Second Floor, Front.) Veilings. PER YARD for 25c. and 35c. 10c VEILINGS ; Chiffon, in black white and colors; Chenille dotted. black Hair Line, Fancy Mesh and Complexion Veilings Qlatn Floor, 19th St. Alsie.) @lain Floor, Front. 19th St.) Children’s Short Dresses. , Women s Wrappers. WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of Lawn and Dimity; excellent quality : very desirable patterns, including pretty black-and-white effects; extra full skirts; |4-inch flounce: waist prenily trimmed with embroidery: some with lace; QO regularly $1.25, very special at (Second Floor, Rest of Centre.) CHILDREN'S SHORT WHITE CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK DRESSES 45 broidery and Val. lace trimming: size (4g Grmonihe to 3 yrs. special and round yoke effects: em: (Second Floor, Bast ot Centre ) Corset Covers. WOMEN'S CORSET COV- ERS, of nainsook and cambric; Women’s Night Se Owns. NOMEN OAT = oa Breoch effect; trimmed with eral styles, high and V neck bs ‘falenciennes and tor- each, 4 5Es chon lace. 75¢e (Becond Floor, Bart of Centre.) (Second Floor, East of Centre.) ed China Salad Bowls. Choice CHINA SALAD BOWLS, beau- tifully hand painted, richly gold stip- pled; manufacturers’ samples of nex Fall imports; regular price $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, at. each, Cut Slass Water Bottles. Rice Devr CUT CESS WATER 'S, a new brilliant blanks; regular!y $5,aueach, 50c (Basement.) (Basement) “Victory'’ Balt-Rearing Sewing Machines. Gapestry Brussels Rugs. The Best Quality Made. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—An exceptional IMPROVED SINGER MOD! fe: NOLS STYLE. prises ety peel ais IL | offing. in. this roost popular and dursble Acer front, frted with all the latest and best attachments be: juality a seif - threading shuttle and Ts, 2 3 foral, Onental and medalhon e needie; special, ° effects, special. (Third Floor, Front, 19th 8t.) (Third Floor, Centra, Silver-Plated Gea & Cable Spoons. SILVER. PLATED TEA SPOONS. 50. (7 fancy beaded patterns, specul per 7.00 2 TABLE SPOONS, GMain Floor, Front, 18th st.) Dress Orimmings. BLACK SILK DROPS for dress and coat trimmings; qualities up to 15c., Se each per doz, (Main Floor, Front, 19th 8t.) In the Men's Store Go-WMorrow, Friday, is the day for a “gathering” of all the “stray sheep” in the flock, or in the stock—rather. The record-breaking activity of the “May Sale’ has broken the stocks. Hence—a clearance without ref- erence to cost or value as is the custom here. No further argument, Gxcept—-Come Garly. 5 00 YOUR CHOICE AT 70 Black Sack Coats 35 Gan Covert Gop Coats. | and Vests. Box Coats of latest cut; 34 in. length, | 75 Oxtord and Black Coats, il sorts of good fabrics Top Coats of medium length: allszes == | JSG Summer Sucts 25 Full Length Rain Coats. | (Coatslaue \Groxters) Further description unnecessary | Comprising Flannels, Homespuns 40 Black Cutaway Coats | *%3,Wool Crashes Serges and Vests. | Carly Comers Witt Have Diagonals and Cheviots and Thibers ! the Rest Selection. One 360 ON eps ; Fity FACH pairs Wen s Grousers. Probably more than 100 styles among these 360 pairs. because there are only 2 and 3 pairs of a kind. Some broken from suits, others just orphans.” Alll of them splendid Cassimeres, Worsteds, Cheviots and Flannels. Z, 50 Friday, White Quantity Lasts, : One Men's Soft Hats. Alpine and Fedora Cai Also the new Triplex. Colors: Black, Brown, Nutria, Fawn and Pearl, Dollar. Just 245 Hats at $1.00 Each. Women’s Waists. | More than 15,000 prettily styled White Waists MORROW We ISe, 100, 7.75. Every one of these styles is totally unlike and far superior to anything shown elsewhere. (Second Floor, Front.) j Choice Leather Goods. Che Big Sale Began Ghis Morning with a Splendid Representation of Merchandise. The Leather Goods Sale is an impressive event. Such wealths of assortments are rarely seen outside The Siegel Cooper Store. Thousands of articles, each in the very latest ie Every- thing is attractive. It deserves to be the most successful sale of its kind in the Store’s history. WRIST BAGS of Walrus Grain Leather, several shapes, black, brown ‘or gray, nickel or gilt frames, long chain, "79 IMPORTED LEATHER PURSES, 15e WRIST BAGS of Walrus Grain Leather, black, brown, tan or gray, lined with silk in black white or light blue, inside frame or with coin purse, clasp or snake heads with jewelled eyes; 75c. alin) 43c WRIST BAGS of Seal Walrus or Walrus Grain, black brown, tan or gray: inside frame or with leather purse, IMPORTED WRIST BAGS, in Seal, black and colored, Walrus, black and colored grey Suede with spangles ete: allmountedon autiful imported frame; unique design; to close at, 7, 95 (tain Aisle) Silk Gauze Fans. Beautiful Creations Underpriced. About 15,000 in all; these will get into circulation rapid- ly, for we have priced them in a way that ts bound to hurry many shoppers to the Big Store Friday. e can readily afford to sell these Fans at the follow- ing prices because this is an- other instance where the importer suffers the loss; every fan is new and perfect; some of them were received from Paris and Vienna less than two months ago, and when you once see them you will agree with us that they are the best value for the money ever offered. On account of the enormity of the quantity we cannot describe them in detail, but the following will give you a fair idea as to the greatness of the offerings. The prices vary from 50c. to $5.00. Bur among the lot there are upward of 2,000 Fans in plain silk lace effects, spangled, Vienna carved ivory sticks and wood IS, handles, of which you may have your choice at the remarkably low price of ie Wats Sate Osrers You a Fine Oppor- tunity to Buy tor Commencement Sitts. (Qfain Floor, Front, 18th St.) leather lined; enamelled initial, all letters, with chain, WRIST BAGS of Seal, Walrus and Walrus Grain, large size, several shapes, leather and silk lined, black, brown, tan and straight or curved nickel and gi frames, plain ball, or fancy clasp: alto many more of the AUT! MOBILE BAGS: with chain or leather handle. 69e 55c Spring Clothes on the March! Sale Opened his Morning. T ee DCLLARS 500 Garments. FI FIFTY. 800 Garments, Highest Class Suits. Comprising Sailor, Russian, Norfolk and Novelty style for smaller boys: 2% to 10; styles and combinations found only at exclusive shops and at high prices. Double-Breasted Suits. All the new mixtures; also Navy and Black; sizes 7 10 17 Yortotk Jacket Suits, Great selection: sizes 7 to 17. 3-Pieee Vest Suits for the larger boys, 11 to 16; Navy, Black and mixtures. Russian Blouse Suits, 2-Picce Yorloth 3-Piece Sucts Sucts Sucts For the larger boys up to 17 years, Serges and unfinished Worsteds; showing excellent fabrics, in all color- Snes 2310.7, ina Gop Coats, 00 Velvet Suits. 50 Splendid quality and e Russian and Sailor 'e syle: sizes 11 t0 16 styles; sizes 256 t0 8, Nortolk & Jacket Suits, Comprising broken assortments and lors that have no duplicates: all colors ings. including Black and Navy: sizes Serge Sailor Suits. Pure Worsted Serges—Blouses fin- ished with embroideries and silk ties. Trousers lined; sizes 3 to 10. Tt0 I7. Z Gop Coats. (j 2 Covers and Twills; s 4 o sizes 5 to 16, r (Boys' Store, 24 Floor, Bast.) |