The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1903, Page 7

—— ee ee THE WORT: THURSDAY EVENING, SFEOrST 15, 199m LOCKED IN BLAZING ‘FATHER DIES WHILE ‘MILES CHEERED AS. == ROOM; OVERCOME’ SHOWING SON CITY al Orilla Fale in Smoke in Mie MAL Prention of Barkanira, Suasumbe 16 Meart Disease Ae Smashed in by the Rage) While Walking with 16-Yonr: 6. Mack Eintertaine Him at coe ee Olid Lad on the Bridge, ‘ ; Effort to Get Gut and Doors ouers. | PANIC INA BIG T Three Hundred italien Tenente Flee Bown Fire tecapes ta the Street ond Are Meecued by the Potlew Ord Firemen fhe few Peon ite phe OW fatten fanenee of he a vy taNeeTmnt A strante flat down the 1 won, why hed 4 1f, 8a ovRe break out ven fe had It not eman Mar ‘ , turing in ' ' Jaok ammoke 1 ” followed men and on the e platforms wos we ed wh excited jo hes Tarough remaria k work the Dolice syd got all of the persons Out of the pulling, taking them from the buttom ladders of the escape Wile the freemen were trying to and fp w a the at par | fuot through the any He was forced hack by flames and smoke that burst yur instantly Fhremen came and opened With crowoars way intu the room. | Whither Mie Father, —_ on a a “ fst a Shen mre ‘one 4s ee Haantnentc Wakes Reewed Raw Sational 6 A Beeamprenr "i * ‘ A . reves 1 Wee Pie Fleet Viele te the City, readin Riprings . “ vontoret « 6 @ Gauntey 1 eorsrnne and after | iy Merchant, Often Came on Buel foone He wae repented | (Pere j | - ment, SOY OVERCOME WITH GRIEF. better hore, hey waiked te ade and he was when ti He threw bimaelf at his rest "'") Husband Edwin Brooklyn, has noiitled the police that he| has located his wife and three-year-old | the tram e turne sat MISSING MRS. EGAN AND CHILD FOUN downward from the ben Locates Daughter, for Whom He Has Long Hunted. | n, NEXT PRESENT er Colorado Springs Gives Him Warm Woeleome and Norman — + Dinner, a ’ ‘ tte © geet Penner ane enrod Wh 08 | emer and mee Y, dropped he prom f the wer carol aon n the oity w hie father Sults of rich blue serge, of smart and dressy homespuns, of splendid tested cheviots, cassi- de and pase 1 ora-by Wurriod to his assiatance | ae A bridge policeman cased ao ambu- | P] Meres, worsteds, etc., plain and fancy. ese RECS CUE! WHEN) He) aoa cached the | HT are the Suits that were counted such extraor- rece It WAS Loo ate He wold that the | dinary value at our receni special prices, $10 and $12. Choose now any Suit in this ENTIRE COLLECTION of Splendid Suits (all sizes) proomoly been inet Two-Piece Suits o! Crashes, Cheviots, Homespuns, etc., stylishly cut, splendidly tall- ored. These Suits were considered the best in all New York at $7.50 yet here you can have your choice at Trousers of newest stripes and mix- tures—a great sale of our feeulas) ie 50 to Us) Ramen NOW . Woman and 5 ot No. 31 Park place, to his 1 end ne i > Math i cetach daughter Edna, who have been missing | Brilla, since July 5. face down, where he y overcome |, Mf Egan an} her ttle girl tett| #] Opes by the heat and smoke. «home on that date while Mr. Egan was | a e bs be at work, leaving 10 explanation as to, dangerously near him jwhere they were gelng or why they | M. ‘fim to the door and then u has been searching walk. with the ald of An ambulance docto who sald he revived Beilla, place and locked a. 0; tire among ¢ 1g3 and paper Britta had tried to get out. Finding tae trout doors locked” on the outsde he had] atarted back i iW a | for of thadbeen ov come be: Del Bose At when he locked up last night lie ¢ ot w Brita was asleep in the pi damage done estimated at not more by the fire w. than en in the World, (From the Kansis City Journal.) If the remarsable specimen of Austra- Man opal which has been brought to ell In te cut: X af the ove upon six pecimen from t een christened that the purchaser of the bought It for a trifling sum World Wants Pills |. for Business Ills! 52 403 Paid He'p Wants in this morning's World Paid Help Wants in the 13 other N. Y. papers combined, + 8) JEWELLORS... .., 4 + | KITCHENWORK ... 8 BARTENDERS 8] LUNCHMEN 3 BLACKSMITHS 3) MACHINIETS .. 4 BONNAZ 8 regesvondD. BOOKBIN! 10) METAL, WORKERS. 2 BOOKKBEPBRS .... 11) MILLINERS . 16 BOYS ... 60 2 BRAIDERS 3 2 BRICKLAYYORS ... 2 10) BUSHELMEN 4| opmRATORS 23 BUTCHERS .. 8) omNIBUSES a CANVASSERS 3| PAINTERS .. 7 CARPENTERS .. .. 4| PHOTOGRAPHERS . 9 OASHIERS ... «.... 6/ #LANO HANDS. ... 8 OHAMBERMAIDS .. 11| rLUMBERs .... 6) OOMPOSITORS .. ../ 3! PooKETBOOK O0KS .. a MAKERS 2 OUTTERS . + | POLISHERS 3 DENTISTS + 5) porTERs 7 DISHWASH! 0] PRESSERS 4 DRIVERS .... ..... 7] PRESSMEN . 2 DRUG OLERKS.. .. 4] ROoFmRE 6 BLECTRICIANS .... 3] SALBSLAD! 9 LEVATOR SALESMEN , 16 RUNNERS 6] SHOBMAKERS 10 EMBROIDERDRS ... 2] SILVERSMITHS 2 BMP. AGBNOIES ... 6) SOLICITORS ... F) WARM HANDS. 8} STOCK CLIORKS .. 8 FEEDERS . : 8] STENOGRAPHERS . 7 FIGURES .. + 6] TAILORS vs. seseee 6 FFINISHORS ... ... 3] TRIMMERS 6 FIREMEN .... ..... 2) TINSMITHS 6 3] UMBRELLA Ji a - 2) UPHOLSTER! 3 3) USEFUL sty. 5 HARNDSS MAKERS 7| WAITERS .... 7 HPMSTITOHERS ... 2) WAWITRESSES ... 20 HOUSEWORK . MORSESHOERS .... . %] MISCELLANKOUS ul nt ot every =| 740, 742 Broadway, jst, Below whoev 3 Wash Vests In this IIne the greatest stock unloading we have vee ever known, all fine, brand- new Vests, choice now, White Duck ‘Trousers, $1.50 and $2 kinds, all at 95c f this great 1 tas nth ould than it * Banat ft a £50,000 saved to our customers that's the record Stke Fa tine a oe sale, Put cut prices like these can't go on forever man complained that clothing to buy at any time within the next twelve m. @ bench againat the visit this store this week. You'll find it larger on the ins: L walke! t) the looks from the outside—handsome, well ventilated, well stock ai 7. five ah tal And you'll save as much money as you spend 95 50° 1.50 Oxford Ties, 98c, | Children's Oxford Ties, white and fan cany. 6 79¢..Fruit Jars, Doz., 59c. Sun Fruit Jars, with glass covers and rubber rings, tight fitting, best self-sealing jars made, pint and quart size, doz.. | Child’s 59c. Dresses, 29c. Gingham | checks and dots, some trimmed | With embroidery and bands of pique, others plain, sizes 1 to 4 years. “2ic, Silk Ribbons, 12ue. All silk Ribbons, plain and satin taffeta weaves, and shades, 3 to 4 inches CHEE APMAN & The Store That Saves You Money. Entire Biock, Fuiton, From Bnage to Dujneid Street, Brooklyn. Friday, the Great Bargain Day of the Week. Remember ¢6 We Give Sperry & Hutchinson” Green ‘Trading Stamps. 1,25 Carpet Remnants, 45c. Carpet Miters for Rugs, Brussels, Axminster and Velvets, : 45c each ., 15c. Stationery, 6c. Box containing 24 sheets fine satin finish Paper, plain or ruled, Zenda note or Queen's Coranet and 24 envelopes to match. 85c, Table Cloths, 50c, Turkey red Cloths, 50 dozen, 8-4 size, fringed, handsome patterns; warranted fast colors (none _.0. D,), each. 50c 15c. Pillow Cases, 10c. Pillow Cases, 500 dozen, size 45x 36, made from an extra quality standard muslin, no filling, 10c Cuspidors, Siz 34, extra strong 59c Lawn Dresses, Women's Swiss. . 296 ished all bright 50c, Kimonos, 25¢. Fancy lawn Kimonos, with plain white border, pretty stripes and figures. ..sseeeeeeee ees 25c. Cuspidors, 15c. earthenware, and yellow colorings, good brown 15¢ 7c. Huck Towels, 5c. Huck Towels, 1,000 dozen, size 16x and bleached, fringed Towels, Tur- _key red borders, each, iry, . Se Women’s 19c. Vea, $0: ribbed Vests, low neck and sleeveles lace and ribbon trimmed, quality, full sizes, well fin- cotton tine 10c ~ 2,00 Wall Paper, 75¢. 10 Rolls and 20 yards border of _flounce ‘ 50c. Shirt Waist Sets, 10c. Shirt Waist Sets in bright and dull Jet, pearl and enamel, 3 to each set, worth 25¢. and 50c., choice 1 Oc 0c, Laces, 5c. Point de Paris Laces, Laces and Insertions, Banding and Galloons in wave, straight and medallion effects, yard. . Boys’ 75c. Pants, 50c. Boys’ Pants, navy blue, black and fancy cheviots, many made with double seat and knees, every pair guaranteed, sizes 3 to 16, 50c Torchon 5c “Our yard 39c. Parlor Brooms, 25 cs Leader” light handle, 4 sewings, un- _dyed corn .....+ .. 256 59c. Enamelled Ware, 39c, Gray enamelled double-coated steel ware, comprising 2 qt. Pots, 4 qt. Berlin Stuctpane, 38 8 qt. Dish Dishpans, ea each. ose 9c. Embroideries, 4c. Hand loom embroidered Edgings and Insertions; also colored Edg- ing, fast edges, cut out ready for use, some slightly soiled, 50c. Embroidered Mull, Mull, 25c. Dainty Wash Goods, small figures and dots, embroidered on white and colored grounds, fast shaped legs, ers 121 Heavy 35c. Shirt Waists, 12!4c. Percale Shirt Waists, pretty, light and medium colorings 12.420 35c. Picture Frames, 2Ie. Picture Frames, holding 3 cabinet peices, mat and glass in gilt ‘ame, dainty corner orna- ments, size 8x14 Inches. . 2lc 1.50 Bed | Spreads, 1.00. Bed Spreads, 1,000, size 81x90, ex- tra heavy, snow white, crochet, handsome patterns, hemmed ready for use (no more than 6 to a customer), ¢: 1.00 1 Lb. Olive Oil Soap, 8c. Olive Oll, green or white Cas- _ tile Soap, 1 Ib, bar for OC "59c. Black Henrie:ta, 39, Strictly all wool, jet and blue black, limited quantity, yd.. OC parlor Brooms, knotted all Coffee 39c iow in, slip Wor! : 4c elegant 25c made with deep eaneled , gilt, embossed and silk Pa. wid ieceeeaenn era ee ae ade ieee 75c 3 Boxes Taleum Powder, 5c. beens Window Sa be oot S |50c, Seersucker Pettic’'ts, 25¢, Bore Talcum Powder, 3 boxes 5c quality, each.. nan ene OC Striped seersucker Petticoats, 25c 8,00 Extension Tables, 6.25. Extension Tables, golden oak fin- ish, five heavy fluted legs, = deep rim, opens 6 feet. . woven, > 1,95) 4%. Rug Fonee 7c. wool _ Fringe, in Upholstery Dept., yd. Rug 7c 50c. Pillow Slips, 25c. Soc. embroidered washable Pillow Slips, 4 new colorings, ready to In Art Needle k Dept, cholce.....++ 25c ~ Men's 25c, Socks, J1c. 200 dozen men’s Socks, manufac- turers’ samples, extra ‘good qual- ity, fast black, colored and fancy stripes; also ‘some lace effects; seamless feet, double heels and toes, worth 19¢, and 25¢. 1,00 Satin Duchesse, 590. Satin Duchesse and satin Rhadame, line of plain and changeable colors, yard, , .. 99c 6.25) 2.75 Dining Chairs, 195. Dining Chairs, all quartered oak, box cane seat, closely polished finish, bannister back, uare stretch- Big Half-Yearly Clearing Sale Announce Important Clearing and Alteration Sales For Friday and Saturday. Clearing Sale of | Boys’ Wash Suits, Wash Blouses and Pants. HOTS WASH SITS. Piwek, dre tte 10 Ae of Ga Chambery sed White) 19 Reduced (ram ome HTS WAST PANTS made af leported Engiteh Caterers, In fifteen different eripes 29¢ Redierd (rom $9, HOYS' BLOUSE WAISTS, mate of Chambres White Nedtord Cord, cree tte tt years Reduced tro 10 deren CITILDRTN'S STRAW HATS, alo WASIETIATS, all Matese ond 39% rile in all the new bratde, \25¢ Reduced from ote | Clearing Sale of Misses’ and Children's Wash Dresses & Skirts | CHILDREN'S CHAMBRAY DRESSES in guimpe and) $1. 98 high neck, trimmed with pique and embroidery, full skirt with deep hem, sizes 6 to 12 Reduced trom $5.00 TN and WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, pleated Mosame. length trom 37 to MISSES and seven gored with folds 41 inches ($2.98 Reduced from $4 $0 Clearing Sale of | Women's Lawn Suits and Waists. Tine grade of WIMTE LAWN and MADRAS WAISTS, tucked and embroidery trimmed = } $1.98 Reduced from $3. 50. Lot of WHITE LAWN WASH SUITS, that were formerly marked trom $3.50 to $10.00; at $1.98 to $7.50. Clearing Sale of Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suits. Formerly $6.00 to $15.00, Now Marked $2.98 to $9.98. Clearing Sale of Men’s Negligee Shirts. ALL NEGLIGEE SHIRTS that were marked 65c., 75c. aad} 98c. cach; at.....+ sees {39c ALL NEGLIGEE SHIRTS of Extra fine Madrai cloths, that were marked $1.00 and $1.25 cacii, at.. ind Percale “}50c Clearing Sale of Women’s Hosiery. 1000 pairs BLACK and FANCY COTTON HOSE, made to sell at 29c. to 39c,; at per pair. 1500 pairs WOMEN’S SAMILE: HOSE, worth from 39c. to 65c.; at per pair 300 Pairs WOMEN'S BLACK BRIGHT SILK HOSE, double soles, heels and toes, made to sell at $1.50; at per pair........... "+19 $24 }98c Clearing Sale of Women’s Neckwear and Handkerchiefs. HANDKERCHIEFS—Plain and fancy; also all linen, em- broidered initials, formerly 10c. and 12%. each; at a 5c NECKWEAR-Stock Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Turnover Collars and As- cots in a great variety of materials, trimmed with lace, embroidery and fancy work—formerly 35c, to $1. t 10c., 15c. and 25c. each. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. @ancERouS ULCERS ROOTED IN THE BLOOD. After the age of 45 or 50, when the vital powers arc naturally weak- er, it is noticed that a hurt of any kind heals slowly and often a very in- significant scratch or bruise becomes a bad ulcer or sore. At this time of life warty growths, moles and mall pimple 7 Jaw; bat gave "ate no at yelut Te haa it not eneeyand should ative el imples that have i R38, £o inflame an: ee body Maewutetohalsicd foraetse ite uses almost from birth pogan spe eer cs begin to inflame and ¢o'g4 alr trial and it te remarkadl had from the beginning modi fter ing ott ler very long are large Ree , y hit f th cating wlcere, ve Seatinten dad ‘RE CR uz ate at or ulcer is slow in healing then you may be sure something is radically bering there for years is beginning to assert itself, «md breaks out and becomes a bad ulcer and perhaps the beginning of Cancer. These old sores are rooted in the blood, and while washes, soaps, salves, etc., keep S S S: the surface clean, they are not healing. A blood medicine to purify and strengthen the polluted 80 deadly that Ware blood and a tonic to build 4B the sonore system is what is needed, and S, S$. S. is just such a remedy. No poison is so powerftl an preat vegetable blood remedy cannot reach it, and ulcers of every kin diguickly. yield to its wonderful curative propert: medical advice. HAT ho! Mr, Postman! Good morning! I say You're always so busy on Mondays, and why? “Know you not, Mr. Citizen, Monday's the day That each Sunday World Want ad. brings its reply From hundreds of people? That's why they pay. Good-by.” And that's why I'm busy on Monday. wrong with your blood. Some old taint or poison that has becn slum- | no germ | If you have an old gore or ulcer, write us all about it, No charge for | THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs a neARN FR DAY Meet Faurtenwtn @ereee Usuat, BARGAIN Dag Do Your End of Week Shopping To-morrow Our Stores Are Open Until 6 P. M A SATURDAY INS | Feidagy MOSL AND SH VAnmoet 6 My and © nintalee SHEMTINGS ANT) F An excellent erate A % Mercertzed Hopmeckliags.. 194 bad A Rpayapmhal dete oT Fancy French Bat . Se 10! & tv 16 ‘ a 1n —valne 11, O+-val 18 t Ores an’ Wate engin 4 value 12 10-4-value Zi 20) "inte at Pedy Poeaame UNH betevalue 13 O/7-+—value 12 | press s00DS | @-e-value 15 V1 s+ o 14 4 10-4—value 18 N COMFORTABLES A White Marseilles excedent value at | BLANKETS. yA Full stze he: | Callfornias—value Our “Newport™ nott white wool wi | carding—value $10.00 White and Col'd Scrims—value uare: Emb'd Bate Fig’ Satin Batin Pin Cu Tea footed—were $9. were SUPPL TABLE LINENS ‘Minch squares to WHITE GOODS. Friday “August La 1 * Cambr 40-inch Victor: Highly Mi “Goodwea n trin— white That were $1.25 | That were 9. | That were 0 usual ly Bo HAIR ORNAMENTS athe as “hignon, I Side combs mpadonr, Pull nollow ground. guaranteod—val hic a td SAS ON Sighs blac tlhe cnt Ment Riank Whit 4 Gray Wool Blankets & bed sise—vaiue wee 1.98 :10 50 Balance of Washab! uit: wei 69... -8.... 6B” LIGHT WEIGHT DRAPERIES. TO are LO Gee ae | Fancy Curtain Muslins—value 9.. Washable Pants—2 to liors. 29 19 ig’ Curtain Muslins—Col’ a Washable Beach Hats.... Be 198 and white—value .11%...... % Fig'é Curtain Lawns—valu: ‘ Lace 8ti Lard, IN RUG DEPARTMENT ‘ood tones— DECORATIVE ARTICLES ro ™ Sofa Pillows...1.89 38 whion Squares, 98 .65 tons— Lace and Ribbon trim....... i Silkoltne or Cretonne Qibilon Sip Covers—ruftied....2 QUADRUPLE PLATED WARE Sets—4 plere—hand burnished— assorted designe bead or roo00 : urns) Tend se. Remember We Close All Day Saturd: Sinch Scarfs—4 desien: 8 inch Searfa—handsome open work cent ns—extra fine an etrong 69/ LADIES BATHING SUITS % wares, sane orice Black or Blue Brilliant! braid trim—value $2.98. (inch Persian Lawns and oo 0 lined Keand ci Amber of shell— SPECIAL LOT OF RAZORS And You Bay T FRIDAY PRICES Is Clerks’ Holiday—WeCLOSE ALL DAY FETINGS WASH DRESS FABRICS fale vetewet tf Raveptional Petewet HOSE 10% « D Mie J , assortment. @ " ed Percalon—yd. wide, ND SPREADS. |* value 49 to | FLANNELS AND LININGS Hisached and Unbleached Cantons and Domets—value 9% Fine White Wool Saxony Baby nnels—vaiue 05 i i 4 tty nae fee-BiWe and goto red both 19 sraed Sateen Linings—~Black Pricest . : Wool Ieene CLOTHES 4.49 Prices? 114 size— | Were lor Sulte..85 and BOB 7.0 8.98 h Washable Tams and Sailors. 49 (29 Balance of Straw Hats— were 49... 22 were .98.. 49 Percaie Waists and Blouses, .39 Qf GIRLS’ WHITE LAWN DRESSES, * Ro: 1.08 potnted’wertna sucked ounce aie 9—24x3 yde— to 14 yra—value $3.98. FOR THE BABIES. Long Nainsook Sil Jace and emb'y trim—value saa) Bedford Gore ren PO va ety pe: SETS a MEN'S Bete ee 9 28! Gea Island Cotton m Shirts and cena LADIES’ WASHABLE SKIRTS. flounce—fall sises—usually BO... 8B ~ T98| TAFFETA SILK UMBRELLAS. ineh—natural and 1.08! Randles—value #200 Y YOUR WANTS TO-MORROW. LADIES’ DRESSY WAISTS— Friday “‘Augast Sale” Prices! China, Ponges, Peau de Sale, Peam ‘All Linen Pattern Cloths— de fitveta, Cluny. Cre) 8-10 size—regularly §2.19.....000000.1.59. ap chine: Aarons Ni Vetung._ 24 Inch Napking—All Linen— Satin variety ob atylee= Double Damask—dozen— regularly $3.69... +808] Thag were. Now. | That ware: 7 All Linen Fringed Sets—col'd ‘ My dorders—tozen doylies to match— 1 S88 | ‘Se $-10 size—regularly $1.98.,....1-49) .98 | Bt 8-12 size—regulacly 2.29... 169 All Linen Heavy Damasks LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES oream/and giitesm and ie 39) © hambray, Linen (nat yal colored, regularly and waite), Plain and Bancy I ‘Lawna, All Linon Satin Damask i Se pained! 63 to 73 inoh—regularly 59 | iy. Walle and Poutard Bithe— i vo and SI Waist styles— } aiso Coat Sul 1) a ‘ha . Now. | t df APPLIQUE SCARFS AND SQUARES, Tpatwere. Now |Thatwere, 2a Friday ‘August Sale’ Prices! 5,98 { $7.98 OE $17.98 mi: Finer to BG4.981 were $119. Sule? Pet Usually 0 LADIES’ WASHABLE SKIRTS White Flas ney aye Skirts—heavy 68 Navy and Polka Dot Duck : Skirts—value $1.4 seer TD } wns Cheviots ics LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS irplus of size 3— pela 98 i, 8. a Feiday special 49 hems- Were. N s—girdies an engths— iit = aii OF | gx GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY WAU goods bought Friday will be delivered Friday or Saturday, ao» § to our regular routine—drtvers joys receiving a holiday dur extra heavy + 2.98] were open, and deprives no em ality peseeenseewe 89 a holiday