The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1904, Page 5

\" ? ~AMILE AE FOR BBE The Third of the Sick Babies’ Fund’s Summer-Night Trolley Outings to Kingsbridge and) Back to Be Given To-Morrow. a FRESH AIR EXCURSIONS FOR THE TENEMENT TOTS, Charity Workers Praise This New Phase of the Fund’s Work, and Generous Sub- Scriptions Are Coming In. THE SUBSCRIPTIO lously acknowledged... Wi fiewton Bennington. NS. iam A. Dowling, N I Pane Bese fife area and activo , No, East Eighty first mreet: rm s. 10.00 Cohen, ‘Broadway ‘and’ § Tinlie ¢ Hundred The Evening World's Sick Babies’ Fund's summer-night trolley rides for Poor mothers and their ailing infants will be given on Wednesday and Friday this week. The unsettled condition of the weather last woek interfered some- what with the Fund's programme, Cars ‘Were sent out three different nights, but Fain came down and kept many of the ticket holders away. the weather will be more propitious this week and that Jupiter Pluvius will not interfero with the rides, After this Week the plan ts to give the trolley rides every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout July and August, In the distribution of tickets the Sick Bables’ Fund has called to fts ald the Salvation Army, the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, the University Settlement in Eldridge street, the Unitod Hebrew Charities and the Grace Chapel Society. The vistors of these societies place the tickets Where they will do genuine good, and! this mode of distribution keeps them | from falling into undeserving hands, | The summer-night rides are twenty- nine miles long and keep the babies and thelr mothers in the cool, freeh and moving alr for two an one-half hours, The cars start trom downtown potnta on the Bowery and Third avenue and proceed thence to One Hundred and ‘Twenty-Atth street, which they cross to| Amsterdam avenue. Then the ride ta! @long Amsterdam avenue ty One Hun- @red and Sixty-second street, where | turn a mado into the Kingsbridge Road, | end the happy passengers are swiftly and smoothly bowled along through waving Mlisides and green-tringed roads | to the Kingsbridge terminus of the line at Two Hundred and Twenty-second| street, A halt Is made there for two! or three minutes, and then the re-| freshed carloads come back home ever the same delightful route. This ride was made possible by the kindly In- terest Superintendent of Transporta- tlon Thomas A. Delaney, of the Metro- politan Street Railway Company, and the management of the company gen-| erally took in the Sick Bables’ Fund's| Plans for this summer. The Metropoll- tan departed from its rule about not chartering cars for private use and agreed to let the Fund have what cars ft needed, provided the trips did not interfere with the company’s regular schedule or cause any tnconventence to the travelling public, Mr, Delaney gave his personal attention to the preliminary arrangements for the trips and mapped out the longest and best trolley ride that is to be had in New York. On the night of the first ride President H. H. Vreeland and Supt. Delaney were both on hand at the starting points downtown to see that the mothers and babies Were sent off all right, The Sick Babies’ Fund is distinetly + @ Ddables’ charity, although ft has in previous years extended its work so as to Include children of al ages, and sometimes adults, This summer, how- ever, it will connfine its work to the! babies and thelr mothers, and the trolley rides are for these, and for these only, It will take only mothers and infants on its cars, and leave the other ohildran to be provided for elsewhere. | Children not in arms cannot be cared for properly on the cars, and to pre-| Vent accidents they will be excluded. | The summer-night trolley ridea are spoken of as the most beautiful and Appealing phase ye offered of the Bick Rabies’ Fund's many efforts in behalf of the tots of the tenements, The §Teatest praise of it comes from ali Quarters, and especially from charity workers who are familiar with the) needs and wishes of the poor, Sub-| scriptions to the Fund from Evening ‘World readers are coming in generously. | A check from W, Newton Bennington, the famous horseman, added $10 to the Fund, and there are #10 from N, D. Cohen, of the onia Hotel; $10 from Minnie H. W! Greenwich, Conn., | and lesser amounts from sources, | Children who have been the great main- gay of the Fun loyal to ft, and Fp Bg held by benofit, All money for the Stck Rabies’ Fund should be sent “care of the Cashier of | The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City,” past years are still and recepth m for the F Thelr “Greatest Pleasure,” sditor of The Evening W Tothe Binet pleasure ‘aiter ech for the benefit, of ! | \@ EL 100 E, 180th street Heathie ess, 8 yeart, TO, lamin strect | ‘Tilly Hart, § years, 16) E. 0th strest, “Boye of Eighty-firet Street.” fo the Editor Tncloned please "ihe. boned tna See ‘Badlee’ Fund. nO SE. Tist street Widen Rowling, To w. Stat werese. | or | Starving Mersejt to Evade Prison, JANESVILLE, Wis., July i2.—Hester Balvig, sixteen years old, ts stacving herself to death here while awaiting wentence for forgery, She refuses to eat, saying she prefers death to imoris- Cama < t street It {8 hoped that! “L” CARS JUMP TRACK. B. RT, ‘Tete Orashes Inte Cont “Tine on Seiite, ‘There was an accident on the B. T. R. at Myrtle and Gates aventies, where a Ridgewood elevated train, jumped the/of the vicinity got busy storing away track and crashed into a set of coal|@ winter supply of coal. the Ridgewood Line was tied up for an hour of mete, the poorer residents Chicago, Ill, writes; “I am anxious to show my ratitude for what Peruna has done fur me, and hope this will | who has suffered as I did, For |two years I had intense pains regularly every month, had headache and backache. At auch \times I was hardly able to be ‘about, and felt very weak and |worn out. Jam now Seltag very well, but would not be without |Peruna in the house. When I see my children are not feeling | well and have a little cold, I at once give them Peruna, and they | know it does them good, so they take it without any trouble. I am a new woman since I began taking Peruna, My friends say, ‘How well you look!’ and I tell them what made me well, so some of my friends are going to try it @hemselves,’'—Mrs, J, P. Regnier. Women all over the United States recom- mend Peruna, They praise it as a remedy particularly adapted to their peculiar all~ ments, But they do not stop there, They rerommend {t as @ family medicine; they NOTICE Announcement July 15, instead of July 1, We expected to announce on July ist the names of the three prominent shoe manufacturers—elected by the people— at Whitman, Mass., and make re- porton the Style, Fit, Cost, Quality, Sole Leather, Hand Work and Quantity of Regal Shoes as compared with the same details in other shoes sold for $3.50 or more, It has been necessary to postpone this announcement until July 15th, as we have not yet received all of the votes from papers in San Fransico and elsewhere on the Pacific Coast. William Cullen Bryant, publisher of the Brooklyn Times, and Secretary of the American Newspaper Publishers’ Asso. ciation, has consented to conduct“personally the counting of the ballots in the contest, and to certify to the results, REGAL SHOE COMPANY, INC. 77 Stores in United States and England. The Largest Retail Shoe Business in the World, to visit the Regal factory FEMALE WEAKNESS ' RS. J. P, REGNIER, 764 W. 20th St, ff No auch claime are made for it. Peruna cures catarrh, and that {a all it does cure, But many ailments called by countless dif- ferent names are dependent upon catarrh, that ts catarrhal inflammation of the mu- cous membrane lining some organ of the body, Hence Peruna cures catarrh of the pelvic organs (female weakness), with the same surety as it cures catarrh of the nose or throat, or the many other catarrhal all- ments of chikren, sive ft to tholr little chiMiren, They cay they would not be without it 'n thelr homes, CATARRH A Grateful Wife and Mother Restored to Health After Years of Suffering. Peru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located. IS OFTEN DUE TO Ui, = Md Z ‘reach the eyes ot some woman JM NOT A CURE-ALL, What then fe Peruna? Is it @ curerslit day in the year. For Wednesday; "¢ Black Cottor Mam td ae, cet Women's I: ted Black Cotton Hose, onyx dye, with split feet; also Black Lace Lisle Hose; 19 regular 2c. quality. This sale. + Stirring Times, These, in Hosiery. Women’s, Men’s and Children’s. We knew that the news of our July Sale of Sample Hosiery in Sunday's papers would draw women here in their thousands, Nowender. Such Hosiery values as this great sale contains cannot be met every Hose, inj Men's Boys’ extra heavy black cotton Hose, HBatterman Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aveaucs, Brooklya, Wednesday «*:,, Reduction Day. There’s always a maltitude of won- derful buying opportunities here that every woman may \ benefit by. ted and domestic sample Halt Hose, in black and fanoy cotton or lisle; value 19. 12% to Be, This sale.........+ oe 2xi rib, double heel and toe; war. ranted stainless; sizes 7 to clean 12% $3.98 Skirts, $1.98) They are of fine black mohair, the kind that glistens like silk, with strap seams and kilt flare. The material alone is worth the price we atk for the skirt made up, Worth | $3.98, FOR REDUC- 9 | TION DAY.....-s0e.:0 1698 1,25 Waists, 49c, Only 1,800 of them, so get here early if you want to, share in this waist trast, of fine white lawn, front timmed with Hamburg insertion, full sleeves, stitched cuffs and tucked back. Worth $1.25, FOR REDUC- THON DAY, EY A9c | Boys” $5 Suits, 2.25, 9% Inch; value Ic, ‘This sale ..... — “ 89c, Petticoats, 49. —————_——— You'll want more than one of! these petticoats at the price just as soon ag you see what they are. Of fine gingham and seersucker, each has deep umbrella flounce, finished with two small rates. They are in nice, neat stripe gq their regular selling price is 89. FOR REDUGTION DAY, 49c Sailor Blouse Suits, for ages 3) to 10, in navy, royal, garnet, brown, alse feather-weight wool Crashes, silk embroidered shields, | Warvellously' Interesting Perrormances in the Auditorium, , 480, 2.80, 3.30 and 4.30 P. — meee es I the Mail Order Bureau, as satisfactorily as ee to the Siegel Store in ture for the asking. Our Mail Order Bureau Is at Your Service. f you are out of town for Scnvtat make use of our thing you want quickly and ' ; tye person. Current catalogues and Store litera- (BRT Any- White Kemstitehed Cowels, sched Toe Spies To-morraw at, each Summer Upholsteries. Floss Piliows, I8in, 280.} 20 in, 490.) 22in, 490.; 24 in, 59e.; 26 in. Speclal, 24x24 ins, (Main Floor, Centre, 19th 6.) Pittow Cords. All our short pieces of mercer- ized and silk cords, regularly selling at 18c. yd., measuring from | 10 3 yds. yd, Covered in Oriental stripe tap- emry, each Covered In fancy crath covers, each, naz work, each, Muslin Short Lengths. Suitable for sash curtains bc, each Se. Se. Summer Pitiows. (Third Floor, Front, 18th st) Rugs Chat Sive Sood Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels and Fibre Rugs priced so little as to make their possession great floor coverings for the warm period. Capestry Brussets Rugs, Noted for the excellence of the service; medallion and small all-over effects; 9x1 25 regularly $22.50; specially reduced to I 9c 49c E9e /0e Rody Rrussela Rugn M WOMEN'S $300 to $5.00 SHOES AND OXFORDS. Samples and regular lines of this season’s| Tan, Russia, Calf and Parent Leathers; 195 aed full price both high and low shoes, also all sizes and Ser yer | Daily at J] A. U, perfection i” their fittin There are numerous fashionable ideas, such as blue or tan effects; light it: 10.50 F068. 50 at i 2), 50 r make: if you p you could not buy any better or prettier shoes: all shapes; all leathers: | TERE RR CooperG This is @ surprisingly low made to be sold for as high as $2.50. qualities; o The price at whieh than the cost of manufacturing. Finest Custom Men's High Srade Yegtigee ' Shirts Go-Worrow at $1.00 rice for Shirts that were They are essentially Shirts of unmistakable aye of cleverness of construction; of beauty and dignity of pattern, they will be offered to-morrow is actually less Wade Shirts, Rest Imported Shirtings. Black Crepe de Paris Co-Worrow at a Prive Sreatly Reduced for Chis Sate, A beautiful Summer fabric; almost as sheer as voile, but handsomer because of its lustrous finish. 2,500 yard: sale to- , jet black; all silk a week seems 159 easly, at, yd. 5Ie (Main Foor, Freat.) Bleached \ Pillow Cases. (lain Fleer, East of Fountsin) Nustin Sheers, Excellent bargains. For full size beds. Prices range reg- Thrace” &9e Qfain Pieer, Bast of Foustaia.) OddChinaand SetsUnderpriced. Many Superior Bargains, To effect a July clearance, prices in certain mocks of Chinaware have taken another important tumble, Particular attention is called to the bargains in Odd China. DINNER SETS. ODD CHINA. AMERICAN PORCELAIN DINNER | FINE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS; $1 10S Peat 1h cronies with cer Soren tet in line "100 foup tureen meat 3 set, 10.75 dishes; set, THEO, HAVILAND CHINA DINNER | ‘ositaac tN CHINA CREAM SETS, new decorations and shapes; special $1.0 SALAD BOWLS; rich TOILET onl? 50 decorations 1" 500 FANCY SHAPED «PIECE T5e. SALAD BOWLS; tinted SETS: special; set T, S| decorated and gold edge, IIc COLORED DECORATED SETS; 9 pieces; « leader; set, AMERICAN PORCELAIN SETS; with shop jari set, DECORATED WATER OR LEMONADE JUGS; the 90¢. kind; each, SSe (Third Floor, Centre, 19th st.) 2.00 4,25 ear, tly to be desired, Just the 19.00 fount; with Sovsraned 9 dome shade; regularly $' Fibre Rugs, ING OR SEWING LAMPS; central | Craught burner; with ten-inch | dome shades, complete, (Fitth Floor, Front.) | Gable Lamps and Sas Slobes. Here are 700 excellently made and equipped Lamps of the Newest and most approved patterns, Note the price for imitation cut glass Gas Globes. 300 METAL TABLE LAMPS; assorted 100 DECORATED PORCELAIN TABLE finishes; central draught burner; lift-ou oil | LAMPS; hand painted: all new decora lobe ot ten-inch | 200"! glass; very brilliant; fancy "950\= | CHILDREN’S CHAMPAGNE | SHOES AND OXFORDS, ay effects, ‘ounds with stripes or figures; also a large variety of plain white, pleated or plain bosoms, attached or detached cuffs, remarkable values at 1.00 Sixth Bag Hy My a ers May Enter Siegel oe Store Without Descending to the Street. to-morrow. this season of year, iced extraordinarily low. firted with gold-plated mountiogs central draught burner; 00 Cag siege attractive into Vay mao oe 4s bey have no $3.50; each, "195 Le eee 2.95 and colorings. Two sizes. rough surface; desirable Sas Slobes Qld, regularly $27.50; 23, 50 renee “Too ses 300 SPECIAL LOTS OF BRASS READ-| 50) Gas” GLOBES, imation x j| to-morrow e " Sane “100 (Third Floor, Centre, 19th St.) \Gvery Day Adds Fresh Interest to the “Double Value” Shoe Sate. Stocks Have Been Rearranged, and the Broken Lots Still Further Reduced in Price. ORE good news from the big July “Double Value” Shoe Sale. Stocks have been reinforced all around, Every table will be again crowded with extraordinary! 500 These are made of the bes quality light color tan lod: in lace and buson Shoes; ; also Oxford nes and ankle tes, like illustration: y nzes | bargains in footwear for Men, Women and Children to-morrow. IF YOU SEE THESE we 000 SHOES YOU WILL BUY WITHOUT DELAY. Details are subjoined. Sizes up 16 8 of the same as above. &5e MENS $3.50 MENS TAN AND | CHILDREN’S $1.25 SHOES AT 1.45 BLACK oxFoRDs AT ASD | SHOES AND OXFORDS, A" | Tan leater | 69e Bees tt eee Oxford Ties , princ pally 514 Kid and Calf Ox- to 645: they are made cn a cF fords with either either Goodyear geod last that low or spring heel or handsewed lo ga , and kid welted Among So aa r lace shoes thee are also aeod with a lot of spring Kidshin shoes heel szes in all sizes vp to I Cood, | widths | | wear; all sizes. And Patent Leather Ox: | fords made on a siraight last with London fot $0 good as the “Samples” des- eribed though a big bargain ar 1.45 for WOMEN’S OXFORDS AND SANDALS, ISe Parent Kid Oxford Ties neat shapes and , Kid or Parent Leather wrap Sandals suitable hot weasher wear: all sizes. (Consolidated Shoe Store, M4 Floor.) The big special sale of Toilet Articles, Patent Med- icines, Drugs, Soaps and Brushes at greatly reduced prices continues a leading feature in the Main Aisle The prices are. the lowest ever asked at bo Items on sale all day Wednes day and Thursday, as long as quantities last. No mail, telephone or C, 0. D, orders filled on these items, Double Stamps with cash purchases every day until 12 o'clock. Single stamps thereafter. None with c.0.D, 15c. Cotton Vests, ‘ 9c, WOMEN'S VESTS, Swiss ribbed cotton, extra good quality, low neck and no sleeves, trimmed, well finished, full s 1 2ic.StocKings, 8 CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS, fast black Fag Mg seamless feet, double and toes, fine grade, sizes $ to 9%...~ 8e Globes, 69c. LAMP GLOBES, 10 tn. Peal green ue blue ee with decorations, fit any lamp. 69c: 25c.Waist Sets, 9c. |. PEARL SHIRT-WAIST SETS, 3 to the set, diamond, oval and 9c 59c. Untrimmed Hats, 25c. UNTRIMMED HATS, the latest two-piece sailor, made of very fine fancy braid, in all 25c 10c. Hose Sup- porters, 5c. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S SIDE HOSE SUPPORTERS, 5e black or white, per pair.... |Dress Shields, 8c. DRESS SHIELDS, light weight, for Summer wear, worth 16c.. 50c. Curtains, 29¢ ; 1,000 PAIRS RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS, 36 in. wide, 29c &c. Batiste, 5c. 12,000 YARDS PRINTED BA- TISTES, large variety of styles and colorings, all perfectly fast colors, yd we OC 25c, Wash Silk, 19¢] 2,500 YARDS CORDED WASH SILK, all the favorite color- ings, including white, yd... 196 Boys’ $] Hats, 19¢ BOYS’ STRAW HATS, duck and pique sailor Hats, balance of |] this season's S0c., 75c, and $1.00 goods, choice 19¢ tc, Bath Towels, 5¢ Le agg roe ote ASA da |] 300 dozen (size 15x36), 5c fringed Turkish, each...., 35c. Linens, 12!c COLORED LINENS 1,000 yards, ink, blue and red stripes, for Fort and women’s shirt |. waists, in linen Dept, yd. 12 4o 1.25 Sad Irons,79c MME. POTTS’ SAD IRONS, nickel lated, 3 trons, stand and 79c 49c. White YoKes, 25c. WHITE SWISS YOKES, new hdkf. shape, trimmed with Val. 25c 10c. Collars, 5c. VOTERS eh BG 5c. HandKerchiefs 3C. GIRLS’ PLAIN HEM- HANDKER- 3 “ le] Girls’ Dresses, 59c GIRLS’ DRESSES AND SAILOR SUITS, in stripes, polka dots Dresses made fects, prettily trimmed with braid and butto ilor Suits made with large c trimmed with bands of white pique, full skirts with deep bem; sizes 6 to 14 years...