The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1903, Page 6

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4 - 4 } SE re eis: cate ees ae aa wt 0 i 1 STRANGE. MYSTERY OF AWELCOME HOME Messenger with a Big Horse ohoe of American Beauty Aoges Wanders Around Look big for Owner, FRYING TO FIND ROOM NO. 14 WRITES LETTER OF REFUSAL AF batt IE ae Looatent Geunty Court Mouse, Where Under GHEPI Jaren Our Wan Rearied Geek from Europe Now whe wae HY frite the Fe yn Muntetpa The eorives footy iy femme t ' and beheld , just lik artimneon rivations ‘ Benuty rose Now w Bigh and measured @Nd on it wae worked iy eat "Welcome Horm ¥ Attached to the Moral hora " @ card, which Wore word 1 W Vision ut arte mysteriously as it A reporter for Th ing World £ and siw the floral-decked r the elevator wet me off at th the vision Il made a mistake.” The reporter followed jn the pext ca Here the mystery begins “Where did that man go"’ ak | feporter i wot off at fo re @levator man “Room 14 is my game’) mut weporter. He got off at the second floor and ran along the hull, watching the room numbers “Bleven, twelye, thirteen, —. fi teen! There. was 10 room 1! And the floral vision had vanish Tho reporter dashel i “Have you seen a man of flowers around his. ne | “He has just left. Say, what sort of escaped natig is he “Bearch mo!’ sild the reporter, and be ran into room 13 Petar a "Yes, h were doing other fellows a Rome The A . t his instruc SPae reporter went into the Tax De- tel Bn the main floor and made | uiries. WING," paid a clerk. “I don't think he fe in here. Bur yes—thers was a fel came wandering In here a mo! > ands sald: ‘Thera ain't \ place as room 14, Ix there anyb . Bs experts to be weleomed home gettin tired o° carryin’ tis hor round me rubber.’ Waen we t that there was vothing do wore an} went along with a crowd Tn the mean time ex: fn the various munic| ning wiemon eleanor awith spriny heels and first heels, sizes 245 to 6 . . . SeaNhat a wife had 1,500 Pairs Infants’ Black Kid Lace Shoes, sizes 50 8, pair. a ° . . 7Wse Of extending the olive branch to an 6,000 Fairs Boys’ $2.50 Box Calf Lace, weited soles, sizes 2'« to 55, pair « . « $1.50 erring husband The remrter had that the floral horsestiog Store of a, well-known thither he quite nger tom here and or dared the borses floral de- aign. He pall toe tor it and t was to be 1 this. mornin: iM, Municipal Building.” He just carriod out ations.” Mia the mean time the wandure’ aiong Fulton laughing crowd th a new kind of Ancient tled to 0 naw Kind of Albatross an idea oceurre h Rnd. the Commissioner's in the Borough Hall war 1 Made Another Mistake. Fe, 99m, 1, Borough Holl him. | Sure enough, the ¢ was momentarily expected hin: Bounset was received py, an, att oftice and hoisted on Reanelas desk, ‘The messeng a sigh of rellef and departed. Now, this would be a good sto Commissioner Redfield had arrived Feplied in sultable terms to the off taches for “this agreeable sury auitying tributes But no! Kina har pened. The D. P. W buzzed angrily. “There's. shouted, Three minutes later into Uc fissioner Redfield's office dashed th modern Ancient Murine". He fhe gaudy ho-seshoe off the d swinging {t back to its £ lace on his neck, dashed the reporter Mbiopha mistake!" she flo at Ae ‘ano! eave you seen a man?''—— he began: then rushed in pursult of the American Beauty roses that floated through th at the fre © fl invite proper. pi Bheritr amor | Etrily” expect County ais Buna Tonged tour in Europ room 1h, a pro) florist’s store Douquet, had saved a — FIGHT OVER THE HYDE BABY. \t Gourt Postpones the Hearing ow) Petition, (Sprelal to The Evening World ) NEWARK, N. J., Avs was made before Vice-Chancellor Sto tn the Court of Chancery to-day Mrs, Alice De Debts, of oklyn, the custody of her tw dchild, the daugater of her dav Blorence, decoased wife of Lionel de;-of Brooklyn. petition the grandmother xa rly eupport de- tered by ‘couneel for Hyde mt wad asked for until 10 184 counsel id is In the; UST BLOW AT = the Kinga ae f . with tie ea reporter tor eee y to think | ani made them urpitraca Wes vith i 5 r York « yowth it when he is the Chief Executive of the hited Btate Surprise in Store, | a is 1 | iy ! f i BISHOP DOUGHERTY | |He Calls on the : Bath Towels, 10c, | Petticoats, 59c. Goods, 19c. | Riding with Biviriend, 1D Morne | * as eS iz _ 2 ni @ ; See Window No. 9, | w —AppHeation ~ . - TH WORLD: TICHNAY EVENING ANGEUNT 4, President Ranaavelt vn re Tremendeus Groveds at Our Final Knonk to Me wn ta | % ° Foren Wim to Retion on Chi | Unparalleled August Ciearance Sale! Labor In the Basement. High Class Pootmear. Have Ever Made. 75,000 Pairs of Fine Shoes For Men, Women and Children. » the prices below and the display of these goods in our w niows. Fuery pair guaranteed in quality, workmanship and fit. ; 5,000 Pairs Women's $2.00 Patent Leather Oxfords, latest styles, Cuban heels, MOTB $2.50 Black Kid Oxfords, patent leather tips, weled oF 50 We Unprecedented Baraains in The Greatest Sacrifices 2,000 rairs Women's soles, military heels 15,000 Pairs Women’ Ss $2. 50 por $3.00 Shoes, Black Kid, Button and Lace, welted or turn soles, 1.50 10,000 Pairs Men’s $3.50 Lace Shoes in Box Calf, Black Kid, Velour Calf and Patent Leather, Pair . 1. + 6 « «© « « 9,000 Pairs Men's $3.50 Black Kid, Box Calf and Patent Leather Oxfords, Welted soles, AU 15.000 Pairs Misses’ $2.00 {1,500 Pairs Child’s $1.50 Black Kid and Box Calf, Black Kid and Box Calf Button and Lace, sizes I1 Lace, sizes 8% to Mie to2, Path 3 6 « 6 6 ie Fair 10,000 Pairs Misses’ $2.50 Large Stze Button and Lace, in Black ng and) Bor ‘cat Calls ta Crawl Ps) 5500 51,50 Store Closes Saturdays atl P.M. During August. SEES ROOSEVELT. Entire ‘Block, | The Store That Saves You Money. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY | Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield Street, Brooklyn, } President Before Sailing for His i in the Philippin?s ER BAY, N. ¥ MIMI UINPEA SALE 2 Green Trading Stamps Instead of 1 To-Morrow (Wednesday). | . i aie ' See Window No. 2. See Window No. 3, *| Gold Framed eval | Women’s | Medallions, 8c. 25c. Hosiery, 16c. |' During the of Albany ed upon him the po-|@ te See Window No. i 29c. Writing Paper Cabinets, 15c. See Window No. 6. | 29c. Fancy White | See Window No. 4, Sce Window No. 5. POLICEMAN IN RUNAWAY. 15c, Turkish } 1.00 Seersucker with] Miniature Cuckoo | 3.75 Voile Dress ; 1,90, | Clocks, 48c. buggy riding in Brooklyn frlend Michael O'Brien, pe the ti , if the West | See Window No.7 | | See Window No. 8. ’ Boys’ 2.50 | Suits, 1.45, Skirts, “| Don't Fail to Take Advantage of the Great August Furniture Sale! _ | pital Aug. 4 print a statement which fs effect t THE WORLD’S VACATION BUREAU, the ¢ at nd, To contine the alnimun drain to, states entering into | exclusion Uons with € ny, to the exclu th BROADWAY. FREE INFORMATION REGARDING f the United sate and Ar- | i3sIli SEASHORE AWD MOUNTAIN. ate — eee + Stimpson ¢ Measure the Standa 8 by the Standard ae ee a rd CO: rd of Our Furniture ol the Store--- Lowest Prices Quality Considered. {BRASS BEDS. | BRASS BEDSTEAD, 1'9-in posts, rail, heavy how foot, extended foe mounts and vases, all siz from $27.50 to BRASS BEDSTEAD, 1-inch top rail, %-inch sive mounts and vases, all sizes; re- duced from $35.00 to.......24,50 BRASS BEDSTEAD, 2-inch posts, Reduced from 14-inch top rail, ch filling, bow Reduced from foot with goose-neck construction, i full size only; reduced from $42.00 Peduced from. n6 32.50 Reduced from hogany frame, holstered; Reduced from Reduced from Reduced from Reduced from BRASS BEDSTEAD, 2-inch con- tinuous bent posts, cast brass cor- ners, T ball points, extra heavy fill- Ing; reduced from $46 to. ..35,00 BEDDING. MATTRESS, made from improved " #80,00 ¢ South American alr, full’ forty | ln “sonotstere pounds, one or two parts, covered Reduced from hut it isa better way. the Furniture wagons. you may Nave noticed ne } LEATHER CHAIRS. | Some showing oak or ma- finished with fringe. 45.00 to 37,00 59.00 to 48.00 Reduced from Reduced from_ es } Davenports. { edhe ecdbadt Mahogany finish frame; upholstered, green verona: reduced from £95.00 to.. It may hea different wav of doing things One evidence of it~ them scampering off in every direction yes. terday—loaded to the brim, Country folk, with houses in the city, came back to town and made their / selections; we store their purchases without charge until called for. Every piece mirrors individual ity: has the curve and grace char acteristic of superior construc- tion and artistic workmanship. Details for refer particularly to Brass Bedsteads and Bedding, Leather Couches, and Chairs, Davenports and odd to-morrow Pieces: we can't begin to tell ALL the news in one day. {LEATHER COUCHES. } Guaranteed construction, oak or mahogany frames, others linished with fringe. Redrced from 11.50 to 8.75, Reduced from 16.00 to 13.00, Reduced from 21.00 to 16.50. Reduced from 41,00 to 34.00, Rediiced from 57.00 to 48.00, Reduced from 68.70 to 45.90, Reduced from 81.00 to 67.00, Reduced from 89.00 to 68.00, Reduced from 92.00 to 71.00. MATTINGS IN THE AUGUST SALES. others all up- | 31,00 to 24.30 35.00 to 27.00 39.00 to 32.00 48.00 to 40.00 56.00 to 45.00 63.00 to 50.00 65.00 to 52.00 83.00 to 68.00 87.00 to 71.00 Owing to the increasing de- mand for Matting as a floor covering, and also for use un- der rugs, we have decided to 73.00 | carry a complete line of China reduced 64.00 in best ticking; reduced from All upholstered, panne plush: re- and Japan Matting during the $16.50 to... Reaeacaaee 5 duced from $96.90 to..... 80.00 fall season, and will offer great MATTRESS, made from black All upholstered, green verona: | inducements to those wishing South American hair, full forty | reduced from 98.00 to... 78:00 | 4 nurchase these durable and pounds, one or two parts, choice of best ticking; reduced from $21.00 to....... 16.50 ur All upholstered, green verona: reduced frem $125.00 to Crotch Mahogany Frame. sanitary floor coverings. China Matting. 95.00 OUR SPECIAL MATTRESS, madé Reduced from $125.09 to, 190.90, ina Matting, i shan? from long gray drawings, full 40 Reduced from $57 ta, 19990 ae BRL anne pounds, one or two par your Red: from $169.00 to. 135.00 woven, . sf choice of best ticking; reduced Reduced from $215.0 to. 185,00 AS from) $3000 tov.caseses 22,50 B25 )t0110:25 { SPRINGS. | IRON SPRING, made from heavy pipe tubing, double woven steel wire with helical springs on each end, all sizes; reduced from $6.09 tO texas 4.00 $77.00 to... from $105.90 to. from $112.00 to, i Sofa Reds. § Golden oak frame; reduced fram 59 Crotch mahogany frame; rednoot 85.00 Crotch mahogany frame; redyoad 98.01 Japanese Matting. In large and small ficures, carpet and floral effects, cotton and linen ‘00 | warp inlaid matting, 8.25 to 21.00 RUGS. High-grade Smyrna Rugs, UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRING, 18. piaranteedh aualitea al covered with best ticking, all sizes: eae f auality, all wool, celined trom sitionitossaass 8.50 OPP ROCKERS ; Oriental and domestic designs and Arm Chatrs. and colorings. SRR AOS 12x15 ft Tea ler Suites GOLDEN OAK. i x and_Davenports. | Reduced from_ 3.00 to 2.00 DAVENPORT, leather tufted: re- Pranend from 2.8010 7.25 duced from $85.00 to..... 67. Potnend from 8.5010 3.73 Reduced from 8.00 to 8.50 LEATHER SUITE, g n oak, 2 pieces; reduced from $300 to 4 tte Knan LEATHER SUITE, golden oak, 3 pieces; reduced from $1700 to 11200 LEATHER SUITE, golden oak, 3 pieces; reduced from $160.09 to 29.00 LEATHFR SUITE, mahogany, 3 pieces, reduced from $149.00 to 21.00 LEATHFR SUITE, mahogany, 3 pieces, reduced from Lia to. MAHOGANY. Reduced from_ Reduced from To Carry Your Pin Mo’ Automobile or ‘Wrist Bags Seventy- -eight! ‘They're regular $5.50 bags, of German silver, in the neat fish-scale mesh; long chain att attached. Want to sell them all ‘to-morrow, 80 so —_ ‘3 50 FIRST FLOOR. A summary ' Wind-Up Sale. Sporting Goods. jis snk] Whatever sporting goods you may wish aay wehon row is the accepted time. e don’t carry over from one season to an- oe if price is a strong endugh derrick to effect a move. 35 Bicycles. $22.50 Bley= + 13.95 | Boys’ $1.25 Air Guns,. 65 Snalding Tennis Rack- + 18.80| ots 5 | Tonnis Halis solted).... 25) Crescent Golf Clubs, ote — Mon’s, Women’ Gloves 1. and $2 1,25) Thistle Golf Balls, doz. 1.98 $3.00 Basoman Mitts at 1.4) Kempshall Golf Balls, $1.25 Catcher Mitts at, “ - 3.98 75 Reduced from Reduced from 80.00 to 65.00 9.5010 7.50 14.00 to 10.56 30x60 Inches... 18x36 Inches... Ingrain Art Squares. Extra heavy, all wool art Squares in new Fall styles and colorings. 18.00 to 13,50 THIRD FLOOR, Just Trifles—But Mighty Handy, Sterling Mounted Toilet Articles Some “‘specials” for those folk Ww who have room psack for very useful articles—for themselves, or or the. friends whom they visit. ‘ushes, each. | 2.28 Pocket Combs, 35 &59 PEDESTRIENNE. SKIRTS AT 5,0 For the rainy day, the woods or shore. No need to dilate on the “comfort if the qua s right. d Cheviots, Tweeds and Home- "re ‘re interested spuns, Advance styles for Autumn. Most of them have welted, stitched or strapped seams. io Right sort of tailoring that makes them com- fortable and ; erviceable, ‘THIRD’ FLOOR, 1 <a ep eee ee ee ee <o —eere —

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