The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1904, Page 11

: ) | \ \ | | ‘ ‘Ti UST CUADFEUR AWED BROADWAY Driver of Auto Owned by Will- lam Thaw, Pittsburg Million- alre, Tried to Hurdle Sand | Piles and Climb Skyscrapers. A STUDENT OF FIZZ MORE THAN PHYSICS, SAID JUDGE. Reckless. Steerer. of Machine Is « Fined $10, After Warm De- fense by Theodore Burris that Melted Magistrate’s Heart. William Thaw, the Pittsburg million- Mre and “brother of the Countess’ of Yarmouth, sat in the rear of the West Side Court to-day gazing raptly at a little circle made by his thumb and finger and asking himself alou wonder if I could jump through tha James Smith, Mr. Thaw's chauffeur, lean heavily against the rail before Magistrato Mayo, waving his hand In the direction of Mr. Theodore Burris, the son of a Long Island millionatre and bosom friend of Mr. Thaw, who had undestaken the defense of the auto- driver.“ Mr, Burris towered a foot or more above Peliceman Conrad, of the ‘West Forty-seventh street station, who charged the chauffeur with erratic nt- tempts to run up the facades of Broad- Ray buildings in the Thaw auto. “At 1 o'clock this morning,” sald Con- rad, ‘as I was passing Rector's I saw this man trying to turn filp-flaps in one of them racing machines, A big crowd was watching him hurdle sand- piles by the subway digouts, and every now and then he would start ke a atreak to ram the front of the New York Theatre. Ho did everything with that machine but turn tt upside down, #0 I had to run him tn."" Thaw’s Chanffeur a Wonder. It developed in the policeman’s tes- timony that Mr. Thaw was engaged with his supper iff Rector’s. When he came out, his automobile and its driver had disappeared. A pollcoman told him Smith had been arrested for hurdling the subway, + “Too bad," responded -Mr.. Thaw, “Was just going to show my friegd that Smith is a+ wonder—a regular devil. Say, ho can ride up the front of the new Astor Hotel.” The young mill+ jonaire then wandered to the West Forty-seventh street station and bailed his chauffeur out. “What have you to sa to this com- is the chief sufferer. off through the skin, and so blood is burdened with impurities sores and boils, Pimples and blotches, bumps continué to come. blood not only affects the skin but creates The Liver and Kid- neys act less promptly, the stomach is and rashes wil internal disorders. 2 aS Sateen La a ISIS LE ae nael bans doe he EN DE : ___THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 12, Tos plaint?” asked Magistrate Mayo, turn- ing to the prisoner. “I can't talk,” replied Mr. Sn@ith ab- gently, “I have-no voice.” “Allow me to plead for him,” inter- posed Mr. Burris, with agraceful wave of the hand. Mr. Burtis is very well known’ along Broadway. He ts more | tian ¢ feet In height and has a reputa- | Uon for spending money. | “What we want in this case," said) Throngs at Mr. Burris, dramatically, “is leniency. Lhave no doubt, Your Honor, that this | young man had some laudible design in | scaling sand hills on Broadway. He Js | a student of phy: close stu- | dent of physics.” x Knows More of Fiss than Phystes, TRADING STAMP ANNIVERSARY WEEK the Popular Medium in Deal- ing for Shoppers. “[ guess he 1s a closer student of | ae interrupted’ Magistrate Mayo|, A Yer exo the trading stamp was dryly, “and I will fine him $10," |lopked upon as considerable of a fa “Thank, you, Your Honor, said Mr, | Many said: Burris, almost touching the floor in a} “Oh, well, it's all right. I suppose, but | salaam, With a beaming smile ke!y; won‘ Walked to the back of the Gourtroon, |! Wont last. ‘Tho purchaser will have where Mr. ‘Thaw was still speculating |*° PAY for the premiums. The price of ‘on his ability to Jump through his thumb | merchandise will be ratsed by merchants and finger. | “Billyf’ ‘sald Mr. Burris, “my elo. (Giving trading stamps. ‘They'll have to do it." quence has softened the heart of the qugust Jude. He has fined your amia- ble chauffeur only $10."" Slogel- SS eeu OT tire gazed admir-|_ THO Siesel-Cooper Company had been ingly upon his friend and lapguidi: drew from his pocket a huge’ roll of yellow bills, “Go ps far as you like," he remarked softly/to his massive friend, passing tho roll, A few minutes latér a thin gray streak mari © progress of |to pay more for cools where trai r. Thaw, Mr, Burris and the chaufféur Mithward on Bighth avenue, stamps were given, a aaa but it was months before “The Big Store’ could get over the argument that the whole thing was a fad and that the purchaser would believe he would have ing But after @ most careful consideration Complete Results of All the Slegel-Cooper Company accepted the proposition of the Sperry & Hutoh- Sporting Events In FINAL habe ea dictg) wtaEiD B@ition of Evening World.) year ag: rted to gi OVVIVVVIITIVTIVIITTINITTS > if You Take Pride in a Pretty Home SEE SPEAR—HE 15 NEVER DEAR. Two Rooms, Bedroom and Kitchen, complete woes 565 Three Rooms, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen, complete . $100 Four Rooms® Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen, complete., $150 , Cozy Dining Room and Dainty Parlor, 80 Furnished to Suit Your Taste. > > > c< : > > > > > a > > > YOUR OPEN CREDIT >SPEAR S< SATURDAYS Is GOOD, "ave.ann IG6"st: UNTIL 10 P.M, NEW YORK. PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI. C7 As warm weather approaches nature awakes from her. long winter sleep. The dreary months of bitter cold give way to sunshine, the ice king vanishes and the swelling _. buds and tender sprouts give evidence of spring’s awakening. The sap, the life blood of all vegetation, is coursing upward through roots and fibres, taking with it from the bosom of mother earth food for the growth and development of vegetable life. culation of sap produces healthy vegetation, while giving fluid means dwarfed or stunted growth and _ At spring’s awakening the blood from which all animal life draws its sustenance | and which nourishes our_bodies must be | free of all impurities and in a normal, healthy condition, or evidences of it will surely crop out in the form of sores and boils, red itching eruptions, rashes and skin troubles of every de scription. Warm weather stirs the blood, and in the effort to throw off the accu- mulated poison is thrown into a feverish excitement and riotous state, and the skin The humors and poisons with which Jit is filled are thrown ORAAARAAAMA ABAD RAAB AA ABA Rich soil and a free and abundant cir- lecay. HAS A GOLDEN OPINION OF 8. s., 8. Salem, Ohio, August 4, 1903, T have a golden opinion of 8S. 8.8. Wil! blood medicine in the house. I do not bel remedy made that can compare with 8. 8. purifier, alterative and tonic. It purifies and ‘iohes the blood and gives tone and strength to allthe organs. In other words, it builds up the general health while driving out poiso! id impurities. I am a great admirer of 8. 8. 8, beot I know it to be all you claim for it, and know, too, that it is superior to 8: Parilla compoun and other things Ihave used. To sum up what I ha‘ said, 8. 8. 8. is the prinoe of blood purifiers and I unhesi- it my endorsement. id Avenue. MRS. HATTIE HOYLE. pimples, INCREASED STRENGTH AND ENERGY. long as the Wheeling, W. Va., May 27, 1903, Bad nor: strength and energy, improved my appetite and digestio: and made me feel like = different man, Asa blood purities and tonio 8. 8. 8. is all right. - 45 York Street, Island. J. H. MoGEE. upset and the appetite usually fails, and this condition of affairs is bad on the nervous fii and brings on that debilitated, run- down, tired-out feeling common to this time o the year. ‘To remove from the blood all impurities and poisons is necessary before there is a full and free circulation and healthy action in other parts of the system. If.your blood is all right then you are prepared for spring’s awakening and the coming of warm weatHer. As a perfect spring medicine nothing is superior to S.S. S., which is made from roots and herbs gathered fresh from the blood is not wu i i SSS petite fails, or sores, boils, pimples, or eruptions of any kind begin to appear, it indicates \ tothe proper standard and that'it has become iimpure and lost its } power to nourish the body. Rich, pure blood and good circulation assures and freedom from. many annoying ailments pecsiiar 16 Spring. acts promptly and will put your system in the best fi fields and forests, and not a particle of any mineral substance of any kind enters into this great vegetable remedy; and S. S. S. is the only blood purifier known of which this can truthfully be said. $.S. S. for the blood is widely and favorably known ; it has been used for nearly fifty years and is more popular to-day than ever. If your nervous system is run down and the ap- rfect health - You will find S. S. S. tion at spring’s awaker- and our physi possible con trouble; ‘wits us'about i solicited by a trading-stamp company, | = IVUVUVYVYVYVYVYVYVVVVY Peet soil and a deficiency of the life- | th and Incidentally, it might be of benefit for merchants wh Siegel - Cooper's | t'2d% stam “The Big Store. Prove the Successful Test of | tint on how to Increase their business. The stora has been crowded every da during the Trading Stamp Anniversai week—comfortabl. crowds have beew enormous, the spa: in the store is so great that no one felt inconvenience. ut day Stamps with every purchase. Was {ta fad? »upon which would be good for $: orth of green trading stamps at the amount of business to the store, but it made every stamp collector much rich- A” er, ax there was not the least advance |The Big in the price of the goods sold, Clorks | is that trading stamps will not only be in the store counted 15,000 Evening Werk’ coupons presented before noon, got tired, bunched them and they would © count he rush would be over the canard that the price chandise Would be incregsed. ) el Cooper Company has! not raised the of a single article be- cause of the adoption of the green trading-stamps “Jere js the idea," sald a member of the firm to-day; “th stamps have brought increase in the amou' we ate not only former low prices and but this Increase in Trading Stamp been a c nt to go down to the ompany atore this week, amp Anniversary week. nee for yourself, have not adopted the em to drop in at They might get 2 crowded. While about the trading stamps. Mon- ‘The Evening World published nj merous demand for goods has made f us a greater purchaser, more goods we can buy, the wo can get them. ‘That ts th Cooper stove If presented with « se of one dellar’s worth of mer- omplalnt upon not only brought a great to of a a erry & Hutchinson Com- good for the & w' important innovation adopted b; Btore.” commencing May 12, fF othe p han’ will ry & Hutchinson pre! tually become vouch-! eh 999 trading TEC Re CECE Ne Un seme ee Fulton 3t., Brooklyn, ne ee ee $3 Worth of Stamps FREE Friday. COUPON. Upon presenting this coupon at A. 1, Namm's Store Friday, May 13, and making purchases amount- ing to $1.00 or more, we will give three dollars’ worth of Blue Trad- Ing Stamps Free,in additiontothose you receive on your purchases, (Good May 13.) DAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS,, i | Watch Repairing. Int Fl., Mth Bt. bet. Elevators. Our Watch Repairing Department is thoroughly organized, All work is done by the most careful and skilful people, and the fact is fully proven that our prices are at least one-third less than others charge. Nothing fs too fine and delicate for our cor ps of experienced workmen, Black and Colored Dress Goods.-* $1.00 Black Silk 75c. English Mo- Grenadines, 49c hair Brilliantine, 48c This is our own importation from Bradford, England, It is a perfect weave and perfectly dyed, 44 ges wide, woven to sell at 75c. Short lengths of Black and Colored Dress Goods— 7 yards and under; regular prices ranged from 39c,, to $1.98 a yard, Special, to | 1 Oc to G@Oc clear away every yard...... Oe es a ATTRACTIVE VALUES IN- Wash 25c. Imported Linen Crash Suiting at 17c. Natural linen color, 28 inches wide, imported this season to sell at 25c. a yard. All Silk—open meshed, irregu- larly woven and half transpar- ent—in a wide range of stripes; 44 in. wide. limited. The quantity is 15c, Striped Shirting Madras at 9c, Woven Madras, neat corded stripes, many combinations; 32- inch width, fast color. Four Good Specials from the Linen Dept.—=». This season almost every story of Linens is prefaced by a tale of advancing market prices and reasons therefor. Here are four interesting specials, with prices going the other way. At e proof against disappointment. Pattern Table Cloths, bordered on all sides, Table Cloths actual size 67x87 inches; patterns include designs; sold by others at $2.25, our price. a.... spot, clover, rose and geometrical $ I 69 Silver Bleached Table Cloths, hemstitched Table Cloths | and hemmed, size 62x82 inches; sold regu- larly “by others at $1.75, our $] 39 ° Hand-made Renaissance Table Covers, with linen centres, size 45x45 inches—three Table Covers styles; regularly sold by others $2 29 at $5.00, our price...@.........- A Pure White Linen for waists and dresses— | Dress Linens | medium weight, round-threaded, very much |_” swanted 6this season; 36 inches &} wide; sold by others at 50c. a yard, our price.........++ 4c For Special Selling in the Lace Department. —« ». Wool Insertions, 3 inches wide, in black, white, green and 5 garnet; sold by others at 10c. a yard, our price.........+0++ c Finest St. Gall and Plauen All-overs, Venise and batiste ef- aes ears eB sserHons) fects, 18 inches wide; sold by Venise and batiste effects, in trim- F 2.50 5.00 a ming widths; sold by others from CGE) URI LBs) Cort eiee 75c. to $2.00 a yard, yard, Our 38c, 49¢,72c&96C Pi. $1.96& $2.49 Tuxedo Veilings, in plain and dotted effects, 18 inches wide; sold by others from 20c. 45c. a yard, 14c, 19c, 24c and 29c Our Prices Optical Service Free from Every Element of Chance. -sx-%. 2: Money back to a dissatisfied purchaser of Optical goods hardly sets the matter right—not any more so than the return of money for an incompetent workman cpuld right the wrong of injurin, riceless iece of machinery in trying to repair it, Our Optical Goods store is in charge of a licensed optician who never experiments, Tests are made and fitting is done along the most approved lines, eliminating, as nearly as possible, every element of chance, The cost is most moderate, as these prices indicate: And they are Sterling Linens—laundry-' Solid Gold Spring Rimless Eyeglasses, fitted with finest French periscopic lenses and patent Aah clips, which prevent slipping or tilting; a WalfsethadeGraisesasescssvine 79¢ Gold-filled Eyeglasses, 12-karat, fitted with crystal ees ang patent or ad- justable clips; sol y oth: dns at $2.50 a pair; our price $1.49 Gold-filled Chains, hooks or hairpin attached, each. 49c 4c Automatic Holders, chain at- tached We an pera low pricés.no other house attempts CHAINS AND HOOKS, Gold-filled Spectacles, 12-kt., straight or riding bow temples; guaranteed for 15 years; sold by others at $2.50; our price.......- $1.49 Solid Gold Rimless Eyeglasses, light, durable and stylish; fitted with French crystal lenses and patent nose clips; made to sell at $3.: our price $1.98 Gold - filled Hooks, 10 karat, each... Drawn Steel Hooks, black en- amelled & Silk Cords, each. in this department a complete line of Marine, Field and lasses, and receptacles for the same, all of which are sold at to match. RH. Macy & Co’s Attractions-Are“Fheir Low Prices, B' way, at 6th,Ave. ) 34th to.35th St. Hosiery Department we will Embroider, Spangle or Dye Hosiery in accordance with your ideas. Ist FL. Women’s Underwear. —% Floor. Hole UE Med low nee sleeve- ess, tops plain or trimme with lace in various styles... 24€ Lisle Thread Vests, plain, neck, sleeveless. .......+...++ Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeve- less, neck and arms trimmed 29. swith lace and silk tape.......+ ic Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeve- less, front and shoulders trimmed with fine crocheting; also fine Lisle Thread, trimmed with neat lace edg- ing; Mercerized Lisle Thread, with fronts and shoulders trimmed with crocheting, and plain Swiss 9c Lisle Thread; your choice at.. 4 Lisle Thread Vests, trimmed with crochet and lace; several pretty patterns.....eccsseeee 69c Imported Swiss Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, fronts trimmed with hand-crocheted lace an neat silk edging .. 89c Imported Lisle Thread Vests, low Hey seat: fronts trimmed with and crocheting and lace edging. Eis $1.19 epee Silk Imported Vests, low neck, Pesos cream, pink and Sky, ronts trimmed with hani crocheting ve $1.44 Children’s Hose—« ». Special at 12c, a palr. A fast black, ribbed cotton Hose, made of an excellent quality of yarn; full-fashioned ‘feet, double knees, heels and toes. - As stout and durable as Juvenile Hosiery can be made, and much lower priced than usual. Boys’ Furnishings. —Ist Floor, 84th St. Shirts, made of madras and per- cale, with one pair of cuffs; sizes 12 to 14, each....... 48c Shirts, made of madras, In dark and light colors, with stripes and neat figures, one pair of cuffs, CNB ticaneesebcrce yc 68c¢ Better grades up to $1.44. “ Buster Brown” 24c and 44 Neckwear, 12 shades Suspenders.....7,, 24 and 44c Belts, good solid leather..... 24¢ English Bridle Belts......... 44¢ Candies Fresh FromOur Own Factory. Delicious Chocolate Wafers; spe- cial, a pound.......... 19¢ “Mille Dolce" Chocolates, original with Macy's; 2-pound boxes, contain. ing 96 toothsome Chocolates in 96 different forms; spectal for Friday and Saturday,.a box,. 98¢ “Carabello” Chocalate, an- other original product; 1-Ib. —Barement. LSE? haaraqcnnpacidbers Kise 39c Assorted Fancy Bon-Bons, in good variety, @ pound....... 59c Sale of Armour’s Toilet Soaps. —1n vi. The reason: A purchase of one hundred gross of the High-Grade Toilet ‘Soaps manufactured by this well-known house, and regu- larly supplied to druggists to sell at 10c. a cake; three cakes in a box. The result: Sale price, until this lot is sold out, a cake.....6. 66.60. 5c R. H. Macy & Co,’s Res. ) taurant is one of the largest, lightest and best ventilated in| ‘ | the city. Table d’Hote*Break-t} / i fast, 29c.; Table d'Hote Lunch-j° | eon, 29c. and 39c. Tempting f cooking—quick service, Hours: 8 A.M. to6P. M. a i Men’s Ready-to-Wear Clothing. <j Others Match Macy Quality—Never Macy’s Low Prices.-«=. ; Modern methods have brought Ready-to-wear Clothing up to.a high © standard. Large manufacturers employ the best designers and cutters the country knows, and the Suits are made up with a degree of care that appeals forcibly to men who are opposed to custom work delays —and custom prices. Ra ots Cash is the Hee sesame to the best clothing stocks in New York, and our unique and strictly cash system enables us to offer the finest | ready-to-wear garments for as little or less than others ask for the | commonplace. Proof: Fancy Worsted Sack Suits at $10-96 Single or double breasted models, made of fine closely woven pure worsted fabrics in gray mixed overplaids and striped ea er mt ‘These materials are exactly the sime as others show in their $15.00 + |}f and $18.00 Suits. | Worsted and Cheviot Suits at $] 4-96 Single and Double-breastef?’ models in cheviots of fancy mixed. and * overplaid designs; single-breasted models in gray pinhead or over- plaid worsteds; best quality linings; smoothly failored. Finer grades $17.96 to $28.49 —in the choicest fabrics from foreign and domestic mills. . Clothing for the Boy.-*«™. ht Russian Blouse Suits, made of fine | Two-piece Double- breasted Suits, |, quality red, brown and navy serge ; made of fine worsted serge; suitable ¥ and fancy mixed cheviots and home- | for school or dress wear; $3. 74 spuns; Eton collar style, with extra | sizes 9 to 16 years........ fe q white linen collar, silk tie, black or white kid belt; bloomer 59 Young Men's Single - breasted Suits, .. trousers; sizes 2% to 10 vrs. $2. patel eee ra} oe fast wolor, sizes 14 to Norfolk Suits, with extra trousers, | 30, at-s os. Hinmassh $7.49») made of all-wool cheviots, light, me- dj dark shades; these Suits in- | Young Men's Single and Double | inde one pats o a A Breasted Suits, made of soft-finished * clude one pair of straight and one pair 7% F blue serge; peg-top or conservative os re hi rasta shape trousers; sizes 14 to Hara $3.96 | 25'¥eurs $9,96 £ price., MEN’S COLLARS. oe | | | | l) Some Attractive New Shirts._1« r. Six $1.50. MADRAS SHIRTS, 68c. - For 48¢ ad | A lot of 560 Fine Woven Madras | Four-ply Collars, welhmadetand 21 shirts, new patterns, made in the | jn hades shapes, inch | best manner; all sizes. three styles of turn-down, wing and one poke. only’ * | $1.00 WHITE SHIRTS, 68c, ) in half-dozen lots se, eclak <j White Pleated Soon Negi Sue tweite Pica ore price. mri 4 and fronts; ies of ¢: ti Necks : quality muslin; sold regularly “Frosted: Silk $3 | wear, 44c. i | Pretty, light-weight materiaky tne’, | rai tands three widths, -andg wide and string ties. i Men’s Belts. At 44e Belts of soft leather, English Bridle Belts, elsewhere at $1.00. | | | | narrow and medi- /f buckles. | with non - tarnish. ‘| i | Imported Madras and Pongee Shirts, $1.44. The Madras Shirts are made of tabrics woven by Anderson & | Co., of Scotland. They are | shown in tan, brown, gray and pink, with cuffs attached or de- | tached. | The Pongees are in tan, gray and white, also in white grounds with black stripes, and some with small figures; collars attached or detached. Others up to $2.94. Men’s Underwear.-« ». White American Lisle Thread Shirts, | White Linen and Cotton Mesh Shirts, short sleeves, finished with silk bind- | long and short sleeves; Drawers to ing; Drawers to match, is” 44c | match, knee and ankle 98c lengths Sete ccstcenseetes 5 White Cotton Mesh Shirts, lone and | French Imported Balbriggan Shirts, Short sleeves; Drawers to «. 4 49c fine quality, long sleeves; Drawers to match, knee and ‘ankle length match, regulars and “shorts and Imported Swiss Sea Island Cotton stouts;" spliced seats and ¥ 98c Shirts, long and short sfeeves; Draw- spliced pockets............, ers to match, double bicycle seats, regular and “shorts and 8O¢ Stouts”. ..6e, um widths; latest | At 74¢ feati2as| able buckles, made | ah finished equal to any $1.50 » | Belt. Swiss Imported White Silk-and-Lisle Thread Shirts, eae and : ort sleeves; rawers to match, regulars and “shorts and stouts”... $1.94 A Sale of Cigars;—« Floor. 1a Causerie Perfectos, Sumatra wrapper, fine Havana filler; boxes of IO. sevveeveveer cee 50, our regular price $2.49; for this Flor de Merode Sirenas, clear Ha- vana filler and Sumatra wrapper; our regular price $2.49 for a box of 50, for this sale...... $1.99 a BOX, OUF PTICe.. sce eee sree etter reece 3 CIGARETTES. \. Egyptian Deities, No. 3, plain, box Of 10....++++++ cork tipped, box of 10......« cork tippedg, Turkish Trophies, box of Seach Egyptian Deities, No. 3, Turkish Trophies, box of 10 in boxes of 100, sold by others at $7.00 a box, our price. $4.96 Hoffman Hause Bouquet, advertised by oe a bargain at $3.00 $1.99 West Havana Rethschilas, Sih vee G239 +++ 17 +s 18) 8S D