The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1903, Page 5

TALE OF HORRORS ON HIGH SEAS ‘ Actor Jelenko, Having Recovered . from the Fourth Tells How He Barely Escaped Being Hanged from Yard-Arm on Joy Line. HAD TO LISTEN TO SONGS. He Says that They Sang to Him and Acted Like Buccaneers and Alto-| gether Made His Trip Down the Gound a Horrible Nightmare. Nathan Jelenko, an actor, whe claims > be @ member of Charies Frohman’s Bmpire Theatre Company, tells a weird tory of what happened to him during @ trip down the Sound on a Joy line steamar, If his tale ts true, Joy line sailors, in- stead of being olty broke, gentle ana Icind, are like bold, bad buccaneers ot the raging main. Gather round boys @nd listen to the wild adventure of Nathan Jelenko, who sailed the Sound @nd was sorry. ‘here ought to be shivery musio and Jow Mghts with this, but for once the actor bravely does without them. Un a dark and starlight nignt, witn the bright moon darting in and out of obasing clouds like a pedestrian cross- ing Thirty-fourth street and Broadway, |, @ man of many parts—for he was an actor—might have been seen striding de- terminedly across the gang-plank of a steamer which impatiently champed tts Dits at the dock to which it was tiea up the Sound. It wanted to get back to New York. So did the actor. Enter the Buccaneers, ‘The restive, skittish steamer was of the Joy line. That's why the actor took It, He'd often heard the line advertised on the stage. But this time it wasn't Boing to bea joke. There was to be no $oy in this line for Jelenko. He was in for a fine Mne of trouble, As frequently happens, there were aboard this noble ship—we will call her the Tropic Bird—a bunch of nolsy youths with dinky caps upon their dizzy heads. They were of the genus known as the college cub. To show they were getting fine educations somewhere they sang gongs so rollicking that the boat rocked to their rocky songs, Presently, when the vealy tenor struck @ note that wasn't written in the plece, @ heart-sick sailor gave a hitch to his trousers and, rolling over to the mis- guided vocalist, warned him that unless he stopped there would be mutiny among the crew, with possibly a Ittle help from some of the patient passengers. Whereupon a young man with a cigar- ette complexton informed him that the glee club intended handing out merry Toundelays as long os its voice would wtand the strain, “Avast!” Was All He Said. The face of the sallor turned dark with anger, and the moon hid behind a loud. “Avast! It ia time children were in bed,” was ali he said, but there was a look in his face which boded no good to the husky-volced band, “That for you,” sneered the second assistant falsetto, lighting a fresh cig- arette and flicking the smoking match foward the chiding sailor. With a roar like the booming of waves upon a rockbound coast Tarpaulin Bill aprang forward and, seizing the child wonder by his preity white-and-pink stock, he dragged him through the hatchway and huried him down, down, down into the hold. "Since I First Met You" froze upon the lips of the serenaders. They gasped and gazed about them for help. The mite appeal in their wide blue eyes atirred Nathan Jelenko, the fearless Thespian, to action Rising slowly from his chair and stalk- ing to the dark down which sailor and singer had ‘vanished, he straightened his tle and quietly re- marked: “Fear pot; I will save him.” Then he disappeared. Jelenko to the Rescue.; From the nol: lowed the p lenko had received a most cordial we!- come. ‘The sailor, who had no ear for musio, 1 recording to his sad Here he put his knee on his and a pair of handcuffs on his y fastening a line 40 the lin Bil hauled the ac- crosspiece and left him there for two hours, his feet ring the floor, The actor de- Beribes the sensation as unique though not altogether pleasant. When the actor was finally lowered to the floor and released he hastened to inform an official of the company what had happened, but he claims he Was given no satisfaction, and that he therefore hied himself to a lawyer. This lawyer, one Fuchs, said to-da) that he was sorry Jelenko had ta:ked, No complaint had been filed, he ex: prainedi ap and he hoped to settle the mat- ir out of court. The Learned Counsel Explains. President Dunbaugh, of the Joy Com- pany, refused to discuss the matter, but one of the firm of Ritch, Bovee, Wood- ford & Butcher (that's all), attorneys for the gteamship company, talked theo- fetically and eloquently. “Admitting.” he said, ‘that certain phases of the story may be true, It ts not reasonable to suppose that out of two hundred passengers one should be picked out and subjected to rough treatment unless his conduct demanded correction. “nt tha sensational part of the yarn Is ridiculous. When a passenger be- comes disorderly it is the Buy of om- cers of the ship to restrain him, and possibly this was the case in this ‘ine stance, But there was no trussing and no handcuffs."* eae however, insists that he still fer! if he were treading om corns, eereheeey. Jelenko, DOCTORS TO TEST GEN. CLAY’S SANITY. Relatives of Kentucklan Get Out a Writ In Lunacy Proceedings. LEXINGTON, Ky., July 7—Two phy- siclans of this city and Louisville left here to-day for Whitehall, the home of Gen. Cassius M. Ciay. They go at the instance of the Madison County Court oh Cea into this mental condition, to he court on a lunacy writ Gottes out by hie chilaren. Gon. Clay: le under the halluctration that his children are trying to kill him, and he’ reftises entrance 40 alk, They Sook, this method to reach tt ‘or NL A His a berticeted aaa room with weapons. How “Ag ape in iso MAS, MOOERS FREE ON THEFT CHARGE Arrested for Petty Larceny, She Swears that Question of Pay- ing Board at Friend’s House Never Was Considered. (Bpecta! to The Evening World.) Q2OUNT VERNON, July 7.—Mrs. kena M HIM's charge of petty larceny against Mrs, Dorothy B. Mooers, wife of Edwin M. Qfooers, a millionaire mine owner who fs looked up in Ludlow Street Jail in default of $25,000 ball in an action against him for an absodute dtvorce, was resumed to-day before Judge Ben- nett in the Court of Special Sessions. In the warrant upon which Mrs. ‘Mooers was arrested by Detective Lynch @ week ago at her suit of rooms at the Hotel Navarre, New York, it was charged thet whe caused to have carried away a steamer trunk, golf set, &c., which were being held by Mrs. Lessie Kirkland, of Del avenue, Chester Hill, for a boam bill. Mrs. Mooers boarded ‘with Mrs. Kirkland for two weeks. She paid $10 for the first week's board, and when the time for the second week's Payment came around it is said she was without funds and left the place. Mrs. Mooers On the Stand. Maurice Goodman, of New York, ap- peared for Mrs. Mfooers, who took the stand in her own fbehaif. Mrs. Mooers testified that she is only East on a stay until her domestic troubles are settled. It came out that her husband will in- herit $6,900,000 soon. He is the largest stockholder in the Yellow Aster Mine, although he declares that he ts penni- Mrs. Mooers sald that she firat met Mrs, Kirkland four years ago while they were aboard a transatlantic steamer. The women became very fond ot each other and troha - wii upon their return 3. Moosra. said that when Mra, Kirkland conceived the idea to move from New York to Mount Vernon she loaned her $50 to do so. She. testified that she lived with Mrs, Kirkland two weeks and that nothing was said about paving beard. Sire, Kirkland, according Mrs. Mooer a nat ane was to charee her Hird board: the de that oe fondant swore that she if net, &c., at conventence when ghe decided as soe back to New York.” eo move Lawyer Went With Her. Upon the afternoon of June 20, when Mra. Mooers, it was charged, committed petit larceny by causing to have car- fled away from Mrs, Kirklanda home her vane was ac- sorapanied © the neu Mr. Hall, of the law firm of Waddell ‘Belby & Hall, of, Bt, Louis, ‘Bennett dismissed th com- isin against Mrs. Movers. wyer men asked Judge Bennett to en- fertain a charge of perjury against M Lene Hil he Judge refused to en- tertais the motion, ———__— Underwriters in ALEXANDRIA BAY, N,‘Y., July 7.— The annual meeting of the International Association of Accident Insurance Un- derwriters opened here to-day with an attendance of 125 delegates, repremeliye twenty-seven leading companies of the world and a capitalization of clenty mill: fons. Franklin J. Moore, of Philadel- phia, presided at the opening session. Mowt of the thres days of the meeting will be occupied with discussions 0! health Insurance, a comparatively new feature of the business, pentane eat de WORLD: TUESDAY FVENING, JULY 7, 1903. [MAGISTRATE CALLS yoary OF MARTIN SENGER, He became a powerful factor in Ger: man-American polltice, and hia follow: | West Side Political Leader Burled !N& never forsook him. fe the fuston with Honors in District Where | CA™NAIRN of 1901, Senaer'n German ad herenta voted to a man aa he voted, He Had Long Lived. and hin wan a straight Democratic Martin Senger, whose boast {t was Ucket, Me was witty and hon One of Them Is Accused of FOrC*| nat ne would never allow. a Wert Quaint of gure and speech, he war a ing an Aged German Couple | Sar to be buried in Potter's Field, and character for many years in the din who, tn the language of his neighbor. trict Into His Vehicle in Effort to | nood, “aiways made good" in that re-| ‘The funeral was from the German! spect. was buried with honors to-day, Catholic Chursh on West Forty-ninth Get Them to Pay $3 Fare. Ni Magistrate Cornell in the Jefferson Market Court to-day denounced tho methods used by cabmen to obtain fares and ended wh saying he thought a good pame | £ for the average cabman would a the Magis- was that of Francis Deg- cabman who did not give his who was arrested last night by Patrolman Kelly, of the Went Twen- tieth street station, on the complaint of William H. Egan, ferrymaster at the foot of West Twenty-third street Egan claimed that he had seen Degnon try to force an aged German couple into his cab tn an effort to take them to a hotel, for which service ne was going to charge $3, Egan said the couple tried to get out of the cab, but Degnon would not let them, and was about to drive away when Egan Interfered. The German couple told him, ho sald, that they were to sail to-day on the Pring Wilhelm for Germany, and had asked Degnon to tell them where they could get rooms in the nelehborhood. ‘The cabman !n court sald that he was being persecuted by the ferry officials, who wanted. he naid. to let the cabmen hired by the railroad have the prefer- ence of getting fares. "1 do not believe you," sald Magin- trate Cornell, "I have’ always found the railroad officials to be fair on cab- men, You Independent cabmen are ver- {table highway robbers.” Degnon was fined $5. which he paid. The German couple were not In court. THRONG AT FUNERAL He died Sunday at his laae residence, ‘0, 732 Ninth avenue, lived more than twenty years, Senger loved politics, and the people of the Fifteeth Assembly QUAKER rious parlors, Lad hours. EXPERT SP department Seta of Teeth tails Suction), $3 Gold Crowns Quaker Crown, Bridge and Plate Work lasts a lifetime. GUARANTEE PAINLESS EXTRACTION. CIALISTS Laboratory euipped a qi i Tammany F street. where he had Martin. man Robert M. Uhirten District, the M ch and | Aeiivered at ol mate superior Hours: 9 A. M.to8 P.M. Sundays 9 10 QUAKER DENTAL SOCIETY 44 E. 14th St, (near Brway, N. ¥) 255 Grand St, Grand Theatre Bide) | which he had been a Present were ex-Judge Murray, Eenator George W prominent Tammany men, Bridge, Work (per Toot, - $3\ Gold Filling - - 743 Lexington Av. (Cor. 59th st.) 171 Broadway (Cor. Cortlandt St) | fall General Committee, of ember for many Plunkitt, ex-Alder- Muh, Frank Willinger, John and a large number of OUR RULE Perfect Work Painless Process jEopulet Prices | “Pals, by QUAKER ‘Tooth ordered in the moraing nt, AtUing perfectly, natural ii to any others, $3 $1 ‘All Work Guaranteed, } German Spoken, Upholstery ROPE PORTIERES, an ideal sum- met crapery, variety of colors, ex- cepticnally good qualiy, tomer 1 O95 & 2,75) JAPANESE SILK FANS, made of white silk, stretched over wire, all d it % Reads and Saues os og @P5q|smmie ISe to 75e pieced e ORNAMENTAL HEADS, suitable ORIENTAL KHUS KHUS FAN. fer gecasive 2” On dg T5e very ornamental as well as useful, prices, Chtnaware Splendid Opportunities That Engage the Attention of Many Shoppers. ; Who indeed would shut an eye to such extraordinary values? The price reductions on Dinner Sets and of China are Unctuestenebly the most decisive in the records of the retail trade. But there is a Gechive reason and a determined purpose behind this trenchant lowering of prices. A Very Large Portion of theOhird Floor IsSoon to BeCransformed Into a Fine China, Glassware and Bria Those sections of the Basement now occupied b: will be given over to other merchandise. / and Glassware as are in the Basement (and they are most attractive) must say good-by in a hurry. than send them up to the Third ISc to/9e; poree THEBIG STORE SIEG We Give “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. SIXTH AVE. nu warrieiourtan AUDITORIUM—6th Floor. Dally at 11 FIRST water ¢ Pe With Use liviae. tepresontstion of SECOND SHRIM8—Beautiful Producing the thrilling effect of the fly group. ans Family Se Beleo THIRD SERIES—Grand Mlusionary Creation, Great Britain, To conclude with a Grand Allegori\ Britannia (dissolving into). Erin (dissolving ito), Coming Thro! Scene from th wland and Ame Introducing the “Original rast Rargatns. BEAD AND BAMBOO POR- TIERES, some made partly of glass ett a pene Atractively pat- 9.75: 4.00" 12,50 ORIENTAL LAMPS, wrought iron prices, (Third Floor, Front, 18th St.) Bargains. Miscellaneous pieces It is this: — Brae Store. these lines Chinaware Such lots of We'd rather have you own them Floor, for other big stocks of these goods are awaiting public approval. Dinner Sets: LIMOGES CHINA DINNER SETS, rich dark freon border, gold Mlumined; ree- OF OO ularly $125.00; now LIMOGES DINNER SET, maroon and grem 55,00 border; regularly $76.00; now BASSET CHINA DINNER, SET, decorated eoray 4 border; regularly $33.00; tow 25,00 AMUBRICAN SEMI-POROELAIN, DINNER 827, ren spray decoration; regularly 10.00; now 6.00 AMBRICAN PRINTED DINNER SET, fold 95 traced, lined; regularly $7.60; Sb. now AMERIOAN SHMI-PORCELAIN DINNBR SET, lied ta apray: regularly $8.60; 6.95 AMPRIGAN DINNER GET; reguiee- 72, OQ IMERICAN Dune EF: meee 72, 50 Uiumtoedy green order dea stons 7g OD regularly $20,00; now ‘ meen S78, 00 eacoRATER gma mi eT 2g, 99 SEAT, GE AT me 75, 09 DBCORATED GAME SETS; rem 79 59 DECORATED CHINA ie, CREAM BETS; regularly $12.00; 850 Sardinieres and Pedestads, Ni permet etary AND PEDESTALS; 4. 7S Gorter Sets. CHAMBER TOILET SE” band palnted aad gold stippled; resulariy $4.60 40419 sy ‘Wich Jar $8.60 and 510,00, 5.00 y EOE RRAS Vite Na) About 150 pleces Rich Imported Vases, Pitch ‘&c., products o known mak: Sevres, Bonn, Teplt 1 ina, Dresden, Jasper, Ts ie) Busta, Bronze Busts, Fegulerly $15.00, $20.00, $25.00. 7, 00 00, at Odd China. LIMOGES DECORATED TETE-A regularly $16.00, $18.00 and $20. now, each, BREAD AND BUTTER PLATE: Femularly $6.00; now, per doner BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES, regularly $18.00; s0m, per doren, OO DINNER PLATES; regularly §2.50; ew, per down, 2 SUNY RS, 50 DECORATED CHINA TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, regularly $1.00, 50 ah “sn” 4.00 4,50 Koc 1,00 B00 1,00 Be 1.00 1.00 230 1,00 CHOCOLATE POTS, regularly $1.00, OHOOOLATE POTS, regularly ¥2.00, CRACKBR JARS, regularly $1.00, CRACKER JARS, regularly $2.00, CAKE PLATES, regu! QAKE PLATES, rej FRUIT DISHES, regularly $2.60, SALAD BOWLS, regularly 50c., SALAD BOWLS, regularly $2.00, Rich Deep Cut Glass. SALAD DOWLA, regulariy $16.00, 10.00 DECANTERS, regularly $10.60, 7.50 TABLE TUMBLERS, ~egularly $10.00, MAYONNAISE, regularly $6.50, TABLE TUMBLERS, regularly $3.05, CELMRY TRAYS, regularly $3.50, WATER BOTTLES, regulariy $2.95, OLIVE DISHES, regelariy $2.60, LTS a, Pavement Programme—Sreat Britain Week. ‘hantasma. | disappearing. concluding joldier sWattic of Ladyemith save the Hi A.M. and 1.30, 2.30, 4.30 and 4.30 P. M. No ‘oncluding itiets as rpiece, The Angelus, Group, The ant Cha: Geparted one appearing ai Ah the Guardian Angel 01 ical Apotheosis Dedicated to England, One of the King's Own A of the “Old Sou’? .The Merry Piper ah Milicmata “Firat time ever produced, Window Screens, All made of hard wood, adjustable kind, in following sizes: 25¢ 24-in. high 24ein, wide, 37-in, 28-in. high, 25-i 37-1n, es: in. ai in. wide, 37-in. 28¢e extende 30-in. high, 24-in. wide, 37-in. exended POO Basement.) Baby Carriages and Go-Carts. The present hot weather de- mands recreation for the babies—a Baby Carriage or Go-Cart. Twenty-seven differ- ent varieties here to choose New designs; subsantially made and constructed with every precaution for the comfort of the infant. Each vehicle made in the best fashion. with bodies of full reed, handsomely upholstered, strong steel springs, rubber- tired wheels, patent foot brakes. strong gear- have dainty parasols on, sirong_adjusable one-half the purchase price. ing and are nicely enamelled in green. All are fitted with parasol clamps and some rods. If you are interested and would like to an OD 25d here is your opportunity, (Thita Floor, wast} pounteally, features well remembered. it's nothing new with us. Coffee. FANCY GRADE CUCUTA MARACAIBO; fine drink: LBA & PERRIN'S WORCESTE! SHIRE SAUCK— 2 JATMEAL—""Fo ice Rolled jon, STERIL SPICES—Doat pe round PRP! Seen TAR Ds VES, ALLAPICE, GINGER; per SPICES—Best quality Wb. Pin Pines) Wes don, 82 Pibeapple: doe, 41.7 11. clam ie f, FISH—Fancy Salmon Steaks, 1b., MARMALADE — Mt Ditter Oracge Mari i a Early June lange BBc.; med. tumbler, he a Somebody said: prepared with Malt Flour: lar Lane of Fancy . Y. STATE, WISCONSIN and N fully selected Fountain Brand. Hand-packed Tomatoes, Maine Sugar Cora, asa splendid impetus. This Is a Great Big Pleasant Headquarters for Superior Large Variet Value 1.00 \ mA ° S Special, * Women We Offer Some Special Values for To-morrow. Shirt Waists. Ye Walking Suits, Long and short Coat effects. Yate 1848) 109,00 & 15.00 Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Cravenette and Rain-proof Coats and some special bargains in high-class Dress Suits. line of colored Madras Shirt Waist Suits, fine quality..........-06, 6. 19 Yackall Carhart. Broadway and 13th St. ’s Dept. Walking Skirts, Black and blue Chevi id man- nish mixtures—extra sizes. Value re He 95 8. 58 3. 9.75 10.00 tes Cloth, Tan Covert, Silk and Pongee. 9.50) 22.50 aso 00) 5,00 i130) & 6,00 12.00 Value 12.80 6.75 5.50 8,75 25.00 27.50 9.00 500 Jackets. 17. 50 11.75 Summer Carnival and Its Features tor Wednesday. ENT of profitable shopping and excellent entertainment for you at | the Siegel Cooper Store. Hot weather? Yes, indeed; but that serves Spurs us on to newer and greater efforts. Hot-Weather Merchandise of Every Description. Special bargains all over the store. “Phantasma, or the Enchanted Bower.” Have you seen the decorations? Everybody praises them. they elicit enthusiastic commendation. representations. Lawn Mowers. UNIVERSAL LAWNMOWERS. every one guaranteed, self-sharpen- ‘and can be adjusted to cut high iny or low grass 14 inch size, 2. 00 18 inch size, 2. above goods are for to- Prices on the morrow only, Sewing Machines. Two Unusual Speciuts, [eisai ORADB SINGER MODEL ‘'V! 2; ball-bearing at and best attachmen iy chine for five MN TRUS TIONS UT CHARGE. (Third Floor, Centre.) zeD. PREGIGESTED FOOD. Go 6 Canada De BEBF—Piate or 3 Tegetables; Peas, Stringiom Beans, Golden Wax Heine, Boston Baked Beana, Maine ‘Succoraah, polished, iD ‘ ew iow MODEL; ral and conductor structed as No. 458, 16 inch size, 2.25 50 No. 460, (Basomen.) drop-hoad We Fauatter-aawed aA rae, with each SCREEN IM- BALL-BRARING 14.50 SCREEN GIVEN WITH- World’s Greatest Srocery Crowded. Ghrongs Came from Gverywhere Yesterday and Ordered Liberally. And ever so many Orders came by Mail. customers, who, appreciating the greatness and completeness of the The pureness of the foods, the wide variety of selections and the “Why, you have a The best of everything at the lowest possible prices. Condensed With. BORDEN’S EAGLE BRAND; 2 Cans for 250 Brittle Brits. ll day | he Order Room pee ae 2 World's Pure Food Mart, ordered promptness of delivery are Goa, Fine WEEP DRAW creeN™ -BLACK— “atENDED; 3 ibs, for 4,00 400 THE ORIGINAL WALTER BAKER'S Breaktast Cocoa, made at Dorchester, Mass: Vlb. can, Selb. can, BSGee the Hazel Midgets, dott: 1. N PACKING—The finest fruits color perfect) de- TOCK: BRANDS. 0 JERSEY PACKING, finest quality, perfect color and favor; Per Donen, Per Can, 450 13e Pourth Ficor.) Refrigerators. All our Model Chests are made of hardwood, and filled with charcoal, which is considered the best Style regular price $15.00, at Al Hi Style, regular price $17.50, a Ade OO No. 492, ICE CHEST, price $9.00, at Screen D OOTS. walnut finish, regular price 85c, plain, made strong and durable, 2 coats varnish, made strong and substantial, regular price $1.40; at Food Exposition here every day.” pareds wt and _ Ice Refrigerators for dampness. are $0 con- to make big savings ae et ac bill Apartment ox ip 25 rene B75 (Basement.) without additional screws 60c Oc give, pair of hinges, knob and door purchased. DOORS, assorted sizes, DOORS, natural wood, Fegular price $1.10; at Manufacturer's Name on Every | scReEN DOORS, mahogany fine Machine. ish fancy and strong, regular 95: teetendap Br AUTOMATIC TU on 1 00 price $1.20; iC material capt : SCREEN DOORS, natural wood VI5 (Basement) was thickly peopled with es, Power. THE NEW FLAKE CEREAL. CRISP AND SWEET; Olive Ot, raduce; gallon can, $2.75; oan, $1.50; % gallon bong quart bottle, OTe. ; pint bet pint bottie, te ‘pountain'? Brand taney ent Flour, per BDl, Cheese, AMMOCR'S DOTTLED. OR DEV- ILED HAM OR TONGUE, yt per can, 7c; Me, per cal ARMOUR 8 PCOMPRESSED SHEON CORNED, KO, 21 can, ae ORANGE, SUGAR, LON AND quarts, BDe. CHPRRY makes 30 glasses, 100 bottle, makes G0 glasses, 180 16-0. bottle, makes 120 glasany ato into thorough shape in a da; shape to serve you. For As plentiful as daisies that bedeck a field. Every department has entered into the Summer Carnival of All Nations with ardent enthusiasm. Everything you need for the current season at much lower prices than you expect to pay. The Carnival attractions enlist the eager attention of thousands of people. into the Auditorium at every performance and thoroughly enjoy Sherman's mystifying production, This being GREAT BRITAIN WEEK, the ‘chief features of the Auditorium entertainment relate to the countries of the United Kingdom. So fresh and beautiful that But the bargains. You will be delighted by the wealth of Crowds pour Rug. son Fifth Floor. Opening the in Quarters with Excellent Bargains Of course with such superior stocks of Rugs, Carpets, Matt cloths it isn’t an easy matter to get a new store, such as PERSIAN RUGS, sold regularly for $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, each, range of designs. Size 9x12, 17.50 quality lightweight floor popular for summer use. sizes eet prices for fs oerescey: $18.00 and 9, 75\ TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, best quality, 2 sizes—9x12 and 7x9; complete Size 7x9, 10.50 GRANITE ART RUGS. — Excellent H ings, Linoleum and Oik | you see now on the Fifth Floor, | } or two. But all » and in first-1 parepeacadiat tbo: ready in reas ALL-WOOL SMYRNA RUGS, discontinued patterns, sold regularly for $17.50, size 9x12; ALL~WOOL _INGRAIN SQUARES.—One lot to close; has been reduced in price; best grade 4 factured. Guaranteed all wool. We men- tion several sizes as follows: 825 covering ay 2x3 3x 3x4 re | Geo. | abs ale 3x3% 3x4 3x4% 3% x4 tf 375 4.25 800 825 (Fitth Floor, Fromt. Armour’s Soaps. The Great July Sale is Attracting Lots of Attention. . SFLOTINLA br vente Tha It seemed yester- day and early this morning when thf, advertiernen Weis to pea teverye | S ieiyrent eal a lively ent for Soap. Cer- Seestl Soaps meets with a most enthusiastic reception. general excellence of the ARMOUR'S TURKISH BATH cake, Doren, 3 dozen, ARMOUR" HARVEST GLY! cake, Doren cakes, MEAL, @ very large cake; regular 10c. The quant Ic 12e 35e Slyeerine or Oatmeat. OR OAT 4c ER 44c/ Armour’s Hlotitla. ARMOUR'S FLOTILLA; the tollet or bath, cake, 10 cakes for a fine soap for Ac 390 Gar Soap, ARMOUR'S SUPER TAR beat tar soaps made: cake, Witeh Harel WITCH HAZEL; one of the 150 Soap, Yever Before Were Chese Soaps Sold at Prices So Low. It isn't a job lot of Soaps, but such Soars as discriminating users prefer because of the , nati Soaps. Soaps, Just the very sort of sale boarding-house keepers and hotel proprietors Soaity for, Gurkish Soap. of cakes of tities are enormous—t Violet Soap ARMOUR'S SYLVAN VIOLET; equal to aay Wmported—delighitul trae oder — Bandsome Package; Regular 260. special, Bos ot Scan 5e8 ‘asiile Soap. ARMOUR'S WHITE OR GREEY GAS- TILE; in 4-1b, bara; regular 45¢., 33¢ Stycerine and Cucumber. RINE AND CUCUMBER: itive akine Slycerine Soap NT GLYCER- AgMon He TRANSPARENT Jc Cocoanut Ont Soap. ARMOUR'S COCOANUT OIL SOAP, | uauatly good hand water soap, box of VSreat elles 256 Shaving Soaps. UP R GXEAM SHAVING pat up ARMOUR'S in pound ARMOUR'S PARMA VIOLET, Windsor, Coli Grea:o_ or Money. + sbectal, ac 100 Armour’s Japoniea. ARMOUR'S JAPONICA” highly per- Fined, 3 lator, regnlar weg bok), LOC Oatmeal Soap. ARMO' ADBOTTSFORD OATM BAL HONEY AND GLYOBRINE: reevier 5 10e. cake, box of & ARMOUR'S FINE ART SOAP; known the world over; Regular 10s. cake, 3 for Zhe Special Be. cake, box eth od BLO takes la benduine oon ream sere