The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1903, Page 7

GERMAN BAND DID DUFFY UP. Biff! Went the Trombone Over SIEGEL OOPERE. Clarionet Poked Him. FOR HIM, IRISH AIRS ONLY. That Ie, He Thought So, but He Might Listen to “Die Wacht Am Rhein” Now Meekly and Without + Proteat, Music mixed with pain fills the head of Joseph Duffy to-day. Duffy ts fond of music, and it is for this reason he had most of the music of a German band pounded into him yesterday. Dufty prefers the eweet strains of the harp when permitted to select his own in- strument, but in the absence of « harp he was willing to stand for the Ger- ‘map band he met yesterday in Flush- ing avenue, Brooklyn. At the time Duffy and the band met Duffy, who is a horseshoer and on a etrike, was feeling the effects of sev- erel drinks of fighting whiskey. The “The Harp that Onco Through Tara's ‘The bandmaster stopped blowing the pornet long enough to wave Duffy away. Duffy Got the Cornet. i] “Mou'll play nothing but Irish music (a fog me," said Duffy, and a struggle fol- low for the cornet. Duffy got it. About the same time the trombone player { passed one to Duffy. It was with the IHE INTRODUCTION of the “Sperry & Hutch- inson” Green Trading Stamp plan as one of the many shopping inducements at the Siegel Cooper Store has created the greatest sensation in dry goods circles that New York ever experienced. To the general public the first announcement came as a complete surprise—a startling revelation. But it was presented as a dignified business proposition, for such it is. Thousands read with curiosity. “Then wonder- ment merged into intense interest. Appreciation was instantaneous and spontaneous. The shopping public was captivated. It is perfectly natural. 1—The Green Trading Stamp System is the very best known. Millions of dollars stand behind it. [len of astute business knowledge and keenest judgment have ziven it years of earnest study. 2—The inducements are wonderfully. liberal for many reasons. Chief of them is the fact that the trading opportunities pre- } large end of the instrument. The bass horn followed suit and to add to the tmusio that was belng pounded into him the olartonette player contributed his mite. Under the avalanche of music Dufty went down. But he was game. With the cornet he rapped the bandmaster in the shins and finally threw it at the man with the bass horn. The five members of the band fell upon Du: as he lay in the street and pounded him until * ihe Pol oman Pit 1s not of Duff; ‘ jceman Pfifer ts not of Duffy's tribe, fed his few words of German to the MoGinnis, on the next post. No 0 Dutsh band and a Dutch pol: Neeman can, Ve a Urs yelled the now thor- lacksmith, as he got to feet and landed on. the poviceman, With the aid of a night stick Duty long enough to load him fore patrol wagon and get him to the ‘Vernon avenue station. German Surgeon the Limit. ‘There it was found an ambulance sur- geen, .was needed, and a call was rent Cumberland Hospital. | Dr. Broowter responded. Duffy heard the and to him it was the limit, Five semen were called to hold him, Wonderlich and Morrenthalor Pfiter, Hassensla wed his head and pulled from his scalp cornet keys, half tones and flats a snare: enough to make a Wagner- orman ReReny led Duffy back t in Fogarty led Dufty back to a cell, That was the only bright spot in his” ‘misadventures. Magistrate Dooley attended to him to-day in the Lee Avenue Court. ’ MARGARET LONG TO BE A DOCTOR, Becond Daughter of Former Secre- tary of Navy to Graduate at Siegel Cooper Roof are matchless. 3—The premiums are of highcharacter, They embrace a comprehensive variety of THING WORTH HAVING, In the Upholstery Store. Johns Hopkins. d BALTIMORE, May 19—John D. Long, ex-Becretary of the Navy, !s here with z, 7, 7 especretnty ob the Navy ile neraiveits Hangings, Couch Covers and Canopies Underpriced. Margaret Long, who is a student at ROPE PORTIERES; many styles; } 50-INCH TAPESTRY for Heavier grade TAPESTRY, medical school of Johns Hopkins U good variety of! colorings: summer deaperies; regue gy my, /_ | with tinsel in the stripe: regu: veraity, and will be graduated at the | Regularly $2.50 for 1.98 | larly, 5c. yd.; ar 37! 2@ | larly 75c; at 50ce commencement on June 9. Recularly $2.75 225 Regi ane lae Gael ine medica! schoot| Regularly $275 for 8-25 | pen, WORK SCRIM for ci yeep Sronealtcesioe woh | Regularly $4.50 for 3.76 | tains yd., ON restaeene: bihs 43 <} Others upward from these prices. HEAVY 50-INCH TAPES- MOSQUITO CANOPIES, at, uk Sabrina” with the ited Cro BEAD PORTIERES: newest designs | TRY for coverings. te in iG Bees co set eee | 7 2a a the eer ae sister, lee Mar- Regularly $4.00 for 00 | desma Oe QP | Le I, LOS dicing and decided’to become & Regularly $5.00 for 4.00 | yd., ce Cc (Third Floor, Front, 18th st.) feels with that Uurpose en-/ 1 A ins Hopkins Medical Schoot | enue of her friends among the erent ee et | EA Imposing Sale of Pictures. is : | i Ghe Enitre Matin Hisle Will Be Given Over to Ghis ‘A member of the New York Aun bi Chub has sent to The Evening Worl ¢ Important Gvent Go-Morrow. which ne hopes will be Ty the people of New York City or near by want surprisingly fine bargains in Pictures ren of Mra. Anni they will not hesitate to hurry to this Sale. on Sea soda-water tank la her little flu y It is by all odds the most interesting special sale of Pictures we have told about Cy aR CEES vite re daerey ge ~~ { in many months. The word extraordinary, as applied to these values, is tame. They are Shien n aio weeeked the little store. She | more than that. And you will realize that fact when you see the pictures. r and iss ; aitfalegntiion, Biv era) smaier chi ; Ghe Pictures Are Positively the Best dren were at school and are left in = Values Ever Offered at Ghese Prices. IF you want to add touches of art-prettiness to your city residence or summer home no more admirable opportunity could possibly present itself. The brief descriptions that follow do not do the subjects justice. 500 COLORED PIC- 300 COSMOS PICTURES, | 300 16x20 COLORED PIC- } TURES; matted: in’I-in. gilt black and white, in I-inch TURES. in 13 gilt frame; framiall poplar adios: or | FG gilt frame; matched corners: + AAG) maiched metal corners; reg: if 59e tail for 25c. each; your choice, all popular subjects; size | ularly 85c.; choice, 300 ARTOTYPES; in 2- in. black frames; a variety of subjects; each, jicture matted; each, | 10x15; choice, ARTOTYPES. \ 300 ANIMAL PICTURES, + in gt It) : frame: matted, all populas { \ 25e in two different styles i250! abies «age varity | + 750 frames; choice in gilt or oak; prossg Mal bead Wf your watch won't run you have a i with He waichmaaler, you are in physical distress you call a physician. ¥ If oH are in a legal tangle you en- 200 COLORED PIC- every ii framert 25. 100 PICTURES OF BAL. 4100, SPORTING Be pictures in the one frame, LET GIRLS, in [inch gi 3; in green and Glia matched corners: | IAQ | aie mats; choice ofthese + 750 i pyre treat your eyes? metal ornaments; each, pay subjects to choose from; j beautiful pictures, in oak Is it logical, is it sensible, is it fair 300 HANDSOME BLACK eat AMLICO COLOR: frames, at. to yourself to pick glasses out of AND WHITE SKETCH. ED PICTURES; el 200 COLORED PIC- ] stock or from aivargatn counte! id ES ‘from life; copies of ii ; in ts 45c| TURES. in gilt franes let a so-called “optician” who | ; the famous | Underwood gilt frame; all popular, sub- | mated, matched metal cor: J, OO nothing more thin’ a Talesrnane As Bt ali in white, red and SIc jects; matted; regularly 75c. ! feet ner all popula bet; | mats; choice of two 1 ‘ regularly each, 500 ETCHINGS; in gil Hae bathe abies } fiyles; gil or Black frarmea: E ) 60 3-0P fe! ho over-the-counter regularly 75c.; each, Eroaees mrasehen (metal ets 59e! ING PICTURES mbm | methods used in my office. My ex- 7 H ed; aminations are scientific, painstaking, | 100 PICTURES, in 13%+in. size 16x29; sold usually by (° oak frames, diferent syles | 7, OQ thorough. My instruments. the mort gilt Frames;very popular sub- i Sey others as a bargain at 75c.; | of mats; regularly $1, ey . My glasses absolutely cor- jects; regularly $1.00; each, each, each, t to fit them? Glasses, if ary, 51.00 up.) Pinest A\ Eyes, $3.00. Optical On alt purchases of SS or more (except goods to be sentC. O. D.), we prepay freight to any rattroad station within the following States: . Waine, Massachusetts, Yew York, His Head; Bang! and He Got How Hampshire, Rhode Istand, Pennsyloania, it with the Bass Horn; Then SIXTH AVE. wiesavoliun —«18"BIS"STS, Vermont, Conneetieut, and Yow Jersey. Nefresting As The Dawn Of A Summers Hay. Exhilarating Expansion of the Wonderful Success of the ‘‘Sperry & Hutchinson” Green Trading Stamp System at the Siegel Soop Store--Hailed by Thousands. sented by the 75 speciaity stores under the ASK F OR = EEN ited in a beautiful parlor in the Annex on the 5th floor. Green Trading Stamps are given with pucchiies of fullana tal articl debe the merchandise amounting to 10c. or more. he Stamps RATT i TRADING STAMPS] | tre distributed from 20 special desks in various parts of China and Slassware. All our-new patterns of celebrated MAD- DOCKS BEAUTIFUL ENAMEL AND GOLD ILLUMINED DINNER SETS. in- cluding the well-known Hamilton, Melrose and Louise patterns; 100 pieces with soup tureens and 3 large platters; regular price $25.00: at set, 10e OO Rich, Deep CUT GLASS ICE- CREAM TRAYS; regular price $10.00; at, each. . 3. 00 METAL -MOUNTED METT- LACH STEINS; beautifully hand painted, regular price $1.50 10 $2.00; at each, 50c HAND - DECORATED BOHE- MIAN HOCK GLASSES; 3 ular price 50c.; at, each, < 25¢ Garden Hose and Lawn Yowers. COMPETITION HOSE, 25 ft. lengths, $1.35; 50 ft lenghs | 2» OD FAIRY HOSE, 3-ply: guar- anteed; complete with coup lings: 25 ft lengths, 1.65 50 ft tenaths, 3.40 CHAMPION EXTRA 3-PLY HOSE, guar- anteed; fine quality and high grade: (Basoment.) 25-foot lengths, 2,00 50-foot lengths. 4,00 EXTRA 5-PLY HOSE, guaranteed; 25-foot lengths, 2.50) 50-foot lengths, . 4.75 SPECIAL HO’SE, with brass nozzle, regulation spray, and hardwood hose reel; 25-foot lengths, all com- plete. 7.90) UNIVERSAL LOW-WHEEL MOWERS: our leader; guaranteed in every respect, This mower we have sold for the past 6 years and recommend, as well as guarantee same; solid steel blades, self sharpening; can be adjusted 10 cut high or low grass. Prices are very reasonable. 12-in. MOWERS, 2.25 14-in. MOWERS, 2.60 16-in. MOWERS, 2.75 18-in. MOWERS, 3.00 @Barement.) For these reasons we are giving the Green Trading Stamp newspaper publicity upon the,’ roadest possible basis. We are offering the public ink ucements of the most exceptional nature. We are constantly announ- cing extraordinary opportunities for shoppers to purchase seasonable merchandise at remarkably low prices. There will be no deviation from this policy. The Siegel Cooper Store gives you more .and better bargains than any other store. And what is the result ? \ Multitudes of people swarm to the Siegel Cooper Store daily. Hundreds of Thousands of Green Trad- ing Stamps are being distributed. Premiums are going everywhere. People who purchase at the Siegel Cooper Store not only obtain the newest, best and most wanted mer- chandise in unlimited assortments at the lowest possible prices, but have the pleasure of selecting from the larg- est and most attractive varieties of Green Trading Stamp Premiumsever seen. These Premiums are exhib- the store. Annual Clearance Sale of Sheet Music Go-Worrow at Ge. a Copy. This sale represents the accumulation of Popular Songs, Two- Steps, SARE arches &c. Too many toname. There are about 200 titles or about 10,000 pieces. formerly sold at prices varying frorn 18c. to 27c. each. To create a Fag ein in the Sheet Music Department on Third Floor we mark them at this price, per copy, Some of the pieces are limited as to quantity, and for that reason we CS urge you to make your selections without delay to-morrow. Special Complimentary Offer Esch puciise: of musi will wrmorrow receiye without ing 6 vocal anol instrumental pieces, all printed from regular size sheet music plates. (rhird Floor, Bast, 18 8t.) a a eee Wicket Cable Lamps. White Soods Very Special Go-Worrow. wt Loss Chan Usual. 1,200 NICKEL TABLE LAMPS, trimmed 3,000 YDS. of SHEER WHITE INDIA complete, with central draught burner; 10> AIG | LINEN; lengths of 2 10 12 yds regularly up J/g inch dome shade; at, each, to 12%e. yd. (Third Floor, Contre.) (Main Floor, Bast of Fountain, 19th st.) Carpets, Rugs, Wattings. Ghe Season’s Greatest Offerings. IHOLESALE prices have jumped up 10 per cent. Already many retailers are W' advancing prices because they cannot get Carpets, Rugs and Mattings at the old prices. ith usual foresight the Siegel Cooper Store anticipated the increase, and we ordered large quantities for such a sale as this. nesauently we can say that Che Big Store’s Prices Are Fully J-3 Lower Chan Chose Asked Slsewhere. The big Carpet Store on the Third Floor is impressive. So are the great sections devoted to the display and sale of Rugs and Mattings. We are selling more Maitings than ever before in May, and the large. fresh and excellently selected stocks amply justify the lively demand JAPANESE JUTE RUGS; new, $78 a tele Rugs. | Fresh clean stock suitable for summer is TAS | ALL-WOOL SMYRNA RUGS; rep: | couages: ir 0 ‘yd. SAVONNBRIE, 1. 20 | resenting only the bex makes of this} 9x12 7.6x10.6 6x9 $1.50 yd AXMINSTER, 1.255 | popular floor covering: pry re ee aes every “aoe | oxt2 7.6x10.6 639. | BODY BRUSSELS RUGS: arial 5- $1.35 yd, BODY BRUSSELS 9 7 --—: = frame res Rugs, made of bes CARPETS be | 19.50 15.75 9.75) maceral, ie ra een atl 4x7 36x72 30x60 _ tala Ata! STERS and VELVETS; BE hk We pean — regularly $1.25 yd. at 85e) Ts G00 1.85 za.30. 19.75 Straw Wattings. 9c yd. TAPESTRY BRUS- 2 7 Se | TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS; em-| ye Sq selues ar cron be se- ie * TAPESTRY BRUS- 6Se | 3010s 19 sizes: in designs suitable | cured elsewhere SES © | For rooms or halls JAPANESE” MATTINGS. 7 45 7c yd TAPESTRY BRUS- 5 TOONS esti ‘co SELS 9x12 CHINESE MATTINGS, from 9e Tt0 15 yards, (Third Floor, Front, 19th St.) oF x TAPESTRY BRUS- 40c SEL 14.50