The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1903, Page 9

LIPTON SAYS HE FEELS BETTER ‘Dootors Agree that Yachts- treatment might commend ttaelf even if Guch a symptom did not develop. “In the latter case the operation would probably be performed in the interval between acute attacks, as was true in the case of the operation performed by Sir Frederick ‘Treves on King Edward. “Ia any event, Sir Thomas's chances for surviving an operation are strong. He {s in good health otherwise and has excellent constitution.” ‘o Alexander H, Revell, Sir Thomas's host, who was an early caller, the pa- tlent sald: THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 10s. ASKED DOCTOR 10 /THROUGH TROLLEY | KILL THEIR BABY) LINE 10 BOSTON Physician Swears Recently It Has Been an’ Planned and Will Wedded Pair Begged Him to) Be Equipped with Sleeping “Get the Habit. Just When Needed. Boys’ Good Suits low in price—stylish in cut— * genuine in material—perma- nent in coloring—strong and generous in the making (no HEAR West Fourteenth Street. FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY i ion Is Satisfac-| “1've » fully sick man, but A F man’s Condition at s piive, been an awfully se Get Rid of Child, and Next| Cars for Passengers Between skimping,no half-sewed seams.) with tory and Are. Working to] Mc. ‘neveit aia ne considered tne | Day Infant Was Dead. This City and the Hub. These clothes are fit for the patient’s con jon very encourag! a Avoid an Operation. Dr. Thomas spert the night in a room children of a prince: : of the Lipton sult, but aside from or- ‘, oe STAMFORD; Conn., Sept. 17.—A trol- Boys’ 2-piece Double-Breasted and Norfolk Suits, of cassimere and One Hundred and Ten Offerin IS al ick room duties there was no | UNIONTOWN, Pa., Sept. 17.—Mr. and ‘, Wipe Sibi ae Hi nerves Mra, W. CG. Arnold, both members of| ley line from New York to Boston has earns ere and black and blue cheviots, sizes 7 to 16; value $2.95 PATIENT TALKS TO FRIEND wealthy and prominent families of this! peen planned, and the promoters of as Ho hich that mean Boys’ Russian Biouse and other colors in the valu $5; we'sell ’em for " $3.95 Boys’ extra fine Norfolic Suits, of pretty wool inixtures, in cheviots and cassimeres, plain or knickerbocker Pants, sizes 7 to 16; value $3.95 $5.00; special at Boys’ 3-piece Vest Sults of unfading pure wool mixtures, blue serges and black Thibets,1 903 Fall cut, sizes 10 to 16 $6.50; here $4.95 Boys’ extra Knee Pants, in large variety of mixtures and plain black and blue cheviots, sizes 3 to 16; regularly 50 cents; an extra extra... 39C American Boys’ Library in each store is for the benefit of our young patrons. They may take home books by Henty, Alger, Optic, Reid and like authors, and get another different book whenever they have finished reading one. A number of messages of sympathy : Ps 3 trial PERMITTED TO SE HIM,| {2m Now York frlends wore received eet wi euencerings hell: imiitl| the enterprise belleve the road will be TT +} during the night and read with pleasure] Shig'on July 24. In working order inside of two years. by the recipient when he awoke this! ‘pho couple were married on Jan. 7| Between New York and Portchester morning. and the child was born on July 2%, less| , 1 wepry B A ft HI Si Kk M Mr. Revell stated that probably there ave, seven months later. ‘- and at other poln It Is probable that fe Been an Awfully Sick Many} woura be no further formal consulta-| yygge McClung, of Pitisburg, is pre-|*0M¢ existing trolley lines will be used > * is tions of the physicians unless the unex-| siding. Medical experts are here from|and others to connect them will be but I’m Easier Now,” He De-| jected, in the form of a change for the| philadelphia to determine the cause of | yutit parallelling the route of the New 1; re 0 e worse, occurred. death. York, New Haven and Hartford road, ame tad § No More a Dr. W. M. Lilly testified that when| Little opposition is expected from that ‘ormal Consultations. Wonderful Savings for To-morrow’s Buyers. Prices Talh--Here Are the Pricesz Bargain No. L cents SIIKS..69 ie aa of 98 Black Peau de Soles—z7 inches wide— soft glove. A Lad a Children's Coats and Costume: Bargain No. =} Curtains. 4, 98 ‘86s ooo a pale Irish Point and Arabe—wide ere sty! called to the Arnold home Mr. Arnold | corporation. said to his wife: The intention ts to run sleepers on “Now, dear, tell the doctor what vou} the road and some of the cars have * and Mrs. Arnold, thus prompted, | heen built and are to be tested on a line extending from Columbus to In- detached figured centres—2 si CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Three physicians and a corps of nurses are battling with “Doctor, I cannot and will not keep| dianapolls. ‘The fare will be about one i Bargain N the appendicitis that threatens Sir this baby, and I want you to kill {t.”| naif that charged by the New York Write or send for catalogue. . Raigain yo: 4. Portleres a 98 Thomas Lipton, in the hope that an op- Aad Meals added: “You must Kill] New Haven and Hartford road and the || Get the Habit. Go to}|Silks..49 ons, t Perelan wot acrratnatend of 2.7% . a th betw: he tel ali ae inatead o' Armure Tenet ring me een the terminals will be air ed top and bottom. Taffetes in openwork p' soft finish—white, ‘ight shades and combination effects, eration can be avoided. It was an- Dr. Lilly says he placed his hand on] anout twice that of the steam road, nounced to-day that the Baronet had his pisto’ and said ho would kill oth] A portion of the road will be operated wk Ricthers rested fairly well under the influence of Fox Terrier Escaped in Wreck} or them before ne would take the child’s| py the third rail, but the greater part e 7 life. will be overhead trolley, the t 7 of Wagon Hit by Locomotive|'"Sa starting to teave, ne says, ates{ lg, avesnead, cin, the mo‘ere|| 279 Broadway. FOUR CONVENIENT 21 4.and 219 Sixth Ave, Bargain No. #7, cents ins’ Ud bests hth nae to to, Armures and Novelty ax ‘Tapestries, iH Bargain No, 3. Dress Goods.,29 “; All Wool Albatross—bi: an opiate and that his conditon ts satis- factory, without added compilcations. Argold sald to him: | “Doctor, don't tell | etther condition, ‘The danger at present ltes in suppura- tion, and in their effort to fight this off the physicians have packed the patient ini ice, This {s looked upon as the cruelal day, and if they are able to pull fim through until night without a spread of the inflammation an operation may not be necessary. Dr, George W. Webster made the fol- and Ran to Side of the Victim. Joseph Bulling, thirty-six years old, who lived in Secaucus, was killed by a train on the Northern Railroad of New Jersey yesterday while he was driving » SENATOR PROCTOR FINED. any one y. pon vis! nting the ‘house next day Dr Lilly found the child dead and buried. Four physicians who were at the poste mortem testified that the child was well developed, and had no disease, and that death apparently resulted from asphyx!- ation or smother! Bargain No. & Dress Goods..34 “Mstoas of .s2. Bargain No. 38. Couch Covers. .98 "ents instead ayyesitle Persian Stripes—fringed and full range of staple te asey ey colors. ly Ail Woo! Cheviots—firm and Strictly, Al roe! Chora and biack—| B&reain No, 3, 36 to 42 inches wide. Cretonnes. .1234 BY .n9 ot a7 Catalan Bargain No. 6. STORES - lowing statement of Sir Thomas's Ill-| across the tracks at Paterson and Con- Cs @ nési nell avenues, Jersey iCty. NEWPORT, N. H., Sept. 17.—Fish and heviots..934 "Instead of 0. Bargain No. 4. ‘We found that our patient was suf-| jutling’s wagon was directly in the|Game Commissioners Clarke and Went- EVERY WHERE Dark Cotton Cheviote—beayy basket | c, t from pains of an intense colicky | way of the locomotive and was splin-| worth have caused the arrest of Sena- ‘weaves—for Dresses oF myrna na Rug: mature in the region of the appedix:| terea, the man being hurled some dis-|tor Redfield Proctor, of Vermont, for 3 $0 Handsome Rugs ina = that there was muscular rigidity on the|sance. His team of horses wore algo | shooting raccoon out of season. aren nee Reversible — Mewest deslgna — wool Tight side of the body and localized |; ico. puta set fox terrier which. mes | ‘Tho Senator bagged his game at Croy- A RETAIL Sateens..734 Snateaa of .19. Bargain No, 41, Short lengths of Fine Mercerized Sateons—navy with white spots. pain and pressure accompanied ty /on the seat behind Bulling escaped and|don, Four Corners. He was arraigned fever. Was found sitting beside the dead man | pefore the local Justice, pleaded guilty CHOICE “Should suppuration follow, jt might|and whining when the train hands ran}, reason of ignorance of the law and GR ot ERIES Potatoes—Basket, 10c. peat Seineat ihe Sohretony ee cchatna was a contractor in @ small wae an #10 with costs of $17.50, which The finest Long Island Potatoes, direct from our own shippers, who keep us constantly supplied with the very best stock obtainable. The Potatoes on sale at our stores are the choicest to be had anywhere. There are numerous Strong specials in this list on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at remarkably low Prices. Condensed Milk AND Condensed Cream. BRANCHES CHOICE OCERIES Curtain Poles. . 32 sfniz inate Bargain No, 7. {il the popules, woods. aso pe Linings. .12 °tteaa of 15. Ratures to cots Black S08 colored Percalines—tull 3% inches wide. Bargains Nos. 8 to 17. Notions. Bmbrolderea Canvas—18 inch. 2 ct. Spool Silks—00 yd., dom... 1 Bargain No, 43, 38 ot. Basting—000 yd. spoole—dos .25| Table Linens..59 "ttean 10 ct. Mohair Bralds—6 yd. piece. All Linen—Satin Damask—T2 15 ct. Velveteen Binding—S yds.. wide—fiye new patterns. 12 ot. Dress Belting—9 ya plece. 8 % ct, Spring H. and B.—gross.. 13 ot. Pru.sia Binding—@ yds, 13 ot. Taffeta Seam Binding. 6 ct. Best Amer. Pins—paper. 15 ct. Shell Whalebone—6 Inch... Ladle ies Skirts, .3.98 oat vi I h—diack and Ox! rough aad amtoath i Arras rj strap yoke The “Smoke of Peace.” Bargain No. 44 Towels 001256 Mean of 18%. Hite ecomed, 1 eens tie ech white oF Bacula No. Muslins...576 “Bitesa ot Ha. soft wad fhe for Ladies’ Usdereaer, Bargain No. Testes White Goods. 934 oR, fnstend of a6. Crackers. Unevda Bis. The Cream cuit, Zu- Zu Bargain No. 1% of the I 1 d Gin gers, |M|Ladies' Costumes. .11.95 crise. Bile emeons Thenw Beye sian das pF } the finest made; Uneeda Milk Mannieh ot nites tn ton 20 Sie setiots picts we ie has rich choco- Biscuit, Trailing’ © Blankets. . 3.98 instead of 54a, The one cigar you can depend upon being the same in quality whether you smoke one or a thousand. Always 5 cents, and so good the dealer can’t afford to cut the price. The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. flavor, Bargain Ne Full size, Fine Wool Plaid Blankets Ladies’ "Waists, 2,98 5 Of 898.) Bargain No, 4 Flannel and Brilliantine side pleated | Blankets. .6O “etead of $8, Pull size Cotton—white and colored. Demis Wee 69 ren Bargain Ni idles) rappers. 69 fantena ot .08 afnig Biriped and figured tawn—ahoulder Flannels. “49 on Tnstead of £5. ies—emb'y and braid Mf Weslgne In hemetitch end acalope Tomatoes. Fancy Marylands, solid Pride of St. Louis, the Bargain No. 2 f Tho Band Is tho Smoter's Proteotion, pack, sound and very best made, 7 Ladies’ Hats, .69°°™nstesa or | Barsain No, 60, ‘ : ripe, 3 cans , 20C SCOLIGSOBO J 9c Guinetohadr felt Black, Oxford. Trimmings. 39 Peete ce fait binding. d wie k-and- ite—rose, leaf, and blac! -white—t ure and medallion designs. THE FINEST QUALITIES A AT LOWEST PRICES. Butler's Brand, Can 7c., 3. cans Bargain No. 2% Ladies’ Waists, .1. Coa bart aned White Striped Chev! mort ored style, fancy Pk her ‘Duttons. Piain and Liberty Bargain No, 4. fone itd white, black scr Diamond Brand, sugar-cured and can- Lrerty Brand, sifted early June, a vased, pound....., " 8c pepe aS $ CANS. cccereres. 25¢ sau ires 74 feats, a Ne Sen : instead of 1.19.| Emb's,. 2 @ i Butler's Cream—Can 6 = . ee fontead of a. . Good Cambrie—round yoke with fine Strawberrles—This season's Sardines — In mustard, extra Blue Ribbon Salt— Will not cake, tucks and. ingertings and butterfly 2, to 5 inch Hdgings and Insertingws YA : IMA ©. feat tees ees 100) Aiea ee se lea) inmolsture proof cartons,2 Tbs, OC | —medalions or tsa fo full tri | rea no Netnacow= aman Pineapples—In chunks, heavy J5c Salmon —Best red Alaska, 2 >be Blue Ribbon Baking Powder—{f| Bargain No. %. Bargain No. 53. ‘ Syrup; large CAN. ..ee eee eee CANS... siseeeoeeeee cece sees Absolutely pure cream of tartar; 14 i A — Golden State, Rico — White Skirts. .1.25 ‘stead ot1.%.|Ladies’ Bags. .49 fnst The Store That Saves You Money. thay Enioraisize can 2OC| "ain we hess" D5e | Wa ane." BSc Ml been towns te ot eee Entire Block, Fulton. From Bridge to Duffield Street, Brookiyn. Peerless Catsup—The very best made;} Yellow or White [i fancy California, full size; can grain, 3% Ibs... eee ee eae " iA Asparagus-Golien Site all 2] ¢| Blue Ribbon Farina—Genuine Be Black Penpertiah ound Be tan gray si blacks ee OE Friday , the Great Bargain Day of the Week. loge | ttc 10e bec Sperry & Hutchinson” Green Trading Stamps. foros ; : paines sath 3 tbs ooo | prench Mustard—Botl.. 1.00 ace Garains 65c. 50ce Belt Sets, 29c, 2,50 Burnt Wood Out- Peerless Sauce—Equal to finest im- for cooking purposes, % Ib. *15¢ Golden Drip Syrw-0s" | Oe Bargain Ne Ribbons. “40 fax frateaa of of 14 Peas. Picnic Hams. Armour’s or Swift's mild Deep flounce, with cluster, hem; stitched tucks and wide emb'y or 3 insertings and edge of fancy lace. Bargain No. a 39 om Children's Aprons. steed ot White Lawn-Hubbard style—einb'y | Silver-Plated Ware, (evrtings and fancy or Homettoned| Dinner Knives—% dos.—value 6) .49 shoulder ruffle. Rogers Nickel Silves Teaspoons— % doz.—value + 28° ‘Table Spoons and e 4, doz.—value .69, - 45 Bargains Nos. 64 to 56. good syrup; 3 Ib. can....... very best quality, Ib. package... . sh Mustard— Best Laue Bargain No. 21. Girls’ Dresses. .1,49 instead ot 2.40. Pears — Fancy letts, in Oc Blue Ribbon Pearl Taploca— 8c ported Worcestershire; 4 pt. 13c CakCsese vee bottle,... eee... 5 fottingham Lace Curtains, Belt Buckle Sets, oxidized and fits, 1.25, ttle, 8¢.5 pint bottle...... Baked Beans—Choice quality, a Woot Caahmere—Red. Royal, N doesetty, designs) patti .n.+- 65c) French gray, set. 29C | outst for burning wood and leath- Lait deo ir ae aden Woy] laurie cea er Be | esaretunt bolton ZC nd. Seors saves taste 4 Ae | Suits and Peppers. 39 sm er novelties, with fi qual HN. so eee Baked Beans—Extra it , i z Stead of. oO . Boys’ 3.00 School Suits, J 95) 50c, Cleaning Outfit, 29¢. Meson ENE (OnE te 1.25 Macaroni—Best imported; 10 plain or in tomato paaceeae ie Liberty cateupis Choice ava 10c Tee: Cut Glass—Sterling tops—extra size. ‘ Cleaning Outfit, comprising 1 Par- Tb. pkge., 6c.5 Ib. pkge. Cc} Gan. 1Dc | _ ity: botte gi gsesane + [Rees eiiing Bargain No. 68. : oe Heal Salty, oun, breasted, s 7 to 16, neat mixtures, lor Broom, 1 wire-drawn Blue a and black........0+0++ ib 95 Dust Brush, 1 Dust Pan, for 29c —"4,50 Wall Paper, 75c. | Men’s 19c Socks, I 1c. 10 golls silt, ex embossed and flat Pa- Men's Socks, fast black cotton, good pers and 20 yards Border, BC + Taine $1.50, fo , 75c quality, plain and silk stitch lc Boys’ Suits.. 3.98 snsteaa of 3.98 aaa place callitary Hatvernayion | CARVEl @ HOR: Og im instead of 1.98 AN Wool—Gray and Brown mixed Good steel—Stag Handles—8-inch cim- Gheviots—0 to 16 years, eter blade. riumph capone String Bean —Faney Nay, 10c, Screen Paint, Ete., 6c, Olive Oll—best Lucca oll imported,| Baked Be: State, fresh pack; 3 cans. Screen Paint, Mixed Paints and 1% pint bottle, 21c.; pint quality, plain or in pure tomato * 25k Stains, per’ can, 6c Gottlesescvsesseheaieces se S56 |S aians see 12c Liberty Pickles—Extra qual- 12 Olives—Fancy Queens, bottle, Blue Ribbon Jams—Absolutely pure, | _ ity, all kinds; bottle....,.... Cc Women’s 35c. Under- Bc. 10c., Wscunte 25c| ~ made from finest fresh strate 5 5c Liberty Jams—Made from wear, 25¢, Bargain No. 2%. Bargains Nos. 59 to 62, 25c Youths’ Suits. 5.98 ineteaa ot 7.98. | Toilet Articles— D Single and double | breast—Black,/ 45 ct. All Gristle Tooth Brushes, .@ Astorted) 1B HAE choice fresh fruits, 3 Jars. Sardines—Fine imported, key 125 Cc — ing, some. with maco feet. Women's fleece - lined Vests (2 and CANS, 3 [OF eseesseeeees eee. eS y Navy and Mixtures—l4 to 9 years, ? a, Pants, id lit: Pp Chloride of Lime—% Ib, zinc 39 ot. Large Bath Sponges. mately 150 Hats, 95c. Women’s 1.25 Waists, 59c. Are aah alas cae . 25c Serdines-Domertic cupiee gua 6c East View Fruits tinssasrecuncesemins ‘ a EOC Bargain No. 30, 12 ct, Tollet Soaps—3 cakes. 10 1 Women's Waists, of excellent qual- ey settee e Blue Ribboa Shoe Dees ing E8o A \ Boys’ Knee Pants, BO ee cers 9 ct, Borated Violet Talcum.... @ Peaches, Pears, Plums and Bargain No, 63. Ladies’ Stocks. .39 “I2i%eaor28 with camel's hair felt and met- \al ornament, popular colors. . 95c ‘All Wool Gheviots: also Navy Chev- (i, na! Gorduroya—eome with: do ity madras or lawn tissue, col- 59c Misses’ 1,50 a 50c. —Fi iT ‘ ors, black and white effects. . Sardines ane is syonmatey Ic cane. Apricots, choice Califor. ———_——— Misses’ and children’s Shoes, mis- MT Abeta Polishing Soap— 8c. Bleached Muslin, 6c. 39 h ry cellaneous lot, broken sizes, Salad Oll__Best quality, domestic; nia, in heavy syrup The finest made; cake, - 5c blo seats and knese—3 to 18 years, | ~" meta Silk and combination i Bléached and unbleached Muslin, c. Cashmeres, 29c, in tan and black 50c pint bottle, Sc.3 pint bottle, 1 ; Cali seteavescsanes SU atutien (ollveseiustta taney Bargain No. 31, elgg BAR, 5,000 yards, 1 yard wide, two, | Cashmeres, 36 in. wide, all the dark ae Ty 10c.; quart bottie..... " 15¢ Dottle, 1c. and,.s..s.uece 19cH| Boys’ Waists..19° nstena orzo] Grima’ Stocks in biaak, white Persian effects, Bargain No. 64. Ladies’ Hose, .124°*"ihsten of 29) i t Black Cotton, also fancy atripe: fad Polka, spot—tull seammens “ 2 Bargain No. 65. Men's Shirts. .69 fnutena Also, Drawore—Natural Merit welght—all sizes. Bargain No, 66. Umbreias. 1.19 tisiteg of Taffeta Sik—26 and sliver trim ther 15c. Flannelettes, 7440. Flannele—light ie stip Fianna, eG x TEAS stripes, ep " “eines aginable color ani panes fe * le Bar, gain No. 33. Sv eettisen Ph AWARD IEC IANE Lites 4c Unxld | Brand—Mixed, English Babies’ Slips, 124°" sieaa of a7 en's ani men’s - i brellas, best English 94) Pads: 6.00 Walking Skirts, 2.75, ‘ Errante Rolpng, ts cartons) Good Cambric—pleat front—neat trim, warranted bat to sa or cuts Wonten's Waking a paithtey 25¢. eautiful ngo wood han- xtures and checks, made w f i Best No, 1 Tea—All kinds; 5 dles, plat trimmed. five gores, nicely shaped; some 1 ‘Eee eo Sue 35c sues Others with felled seams Paenetisal Me 40c, Taffeta Silks, 22c, | 3h font gore, made with "2.75 Choice No. 2 Tea—Mixed, Eng All-silk Taffetas, every shade made, lish Breakfast and Oolong; § !bs., including white and Nit of 25c. Citrate Magnesia, 15c, 173 sisal et 10; 3 I 70¢ black, new and perfect goods, Effervescent Citrate Mrs CHOICE ‘c OF FE ares per bottle. M . r a ; FIN, AAs dab eae RRO CAE h ced GROCERIES x a Fecephath 15c,_ T Lp Sugar Milk, 2c, Best Mocha snd 30 ry = 2s¢ gar 1-pound box. and light’ evening shades,splen- did, highly finished cloths, yd. 29C 65c. Umbrellas, 35¢c. good Standard brands (limited quantity to a customer), yard.. 6c Girls’ 1.50 Dresses, 95c. School Dresses, in fancy mixtures and plaids, Russian blouse or 8c yoke effects, 6 to 14 years... 9 2,50 Iron Springs, ings, 1.90. ‘All. iron springs, bronzed frame, double - woven wire cable |» supports, all sizes Bargain No. 33 Babies’ Dresses... 290M tf.aa ot 0 Domet In neat stripes and ohecks— fancy yokes—neatly trimmed. Bargain No. 4. Ladies’ Corsets, 55 (omts.a of 1.00 Fixtra sises—3l1 to 3 inches—good strong sateen—silk fussed. FORTY-FOUR OTHER SPECI De found itemnaed t9 Pesca ness, boys sate ight and le is, pure wl ie a Ble, tink and.red hemmed