The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1904, Page 7

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1904 | | v 4 | Frocks Marked Down to $1.29! SOUT AT MA WN CEATBAL PAR Policeman Captures Supposed Thief with Bundle After Lively Chass—Package Contained Jewelry and Handkerchiefs, and she was known among her fellow enployess as “the woman with the sad face She and her brother Frank enperg tes from their mother and another brother fwo years ago and went to live alone in the Seventy-first street apartment. | Ahey both were exceedingly reuring | and never met on friendly terms with | any of thelr neighbors. . Mise Sadler's unusually white hair for her age and the sorrowful expres- sion of her face gave rise to many ro- mantic stories about her in the neigh- borhood. Some conjectured she had had some terrible disappointment or an ordeal that had ‘and stamped her ND HS SER FAD FROM POS Brother Waited All Night Out- side of Flat, Thinking Rela- wwe Was Out—Broke Open Door and Discovered Body. had passed throug! whitened her h features with a When her t Frank came home luge eveniny ad the flat locked He thought his er might be at a — ee unton meeting and went away, 14 re- ’ turned later and the apartment was Mary Sadler, thirty-seven old, still locked. Until late at night he walted for the return of his sister, and of No. #6 East Seventy-first street, was ‘Two shots were fired at when she did not arrive at midnight ve three men F went to sleep on the roof, “|supposed to be thieves in a chase found dead in her room to-day by her! “Hy was driven indoors erly to-dav by | ensough Central Park to Dorther Frank, twenty-one years old,| the rain and broke open tho through Cent ‘ark to-day before one and beside her on a small table was a] aft. He found hls sister str of the men was overtaken by Policeman on the bet A doctor wi Bottle that had contained carbolic actd, Miss Sadler was a skilled cigar worker id was employed by Hirschhorn, Muck & Co, of Avenue A and Sixty-cighth ; Her hatr was almost white, | motiv Joseph Beck and placed under arrest. Standing at the Fifth avenue entrance f the park at Fifty-ninth etreet just at “|dawn the policeman saw three men street that are in this decisive way pointed out to them. —— Qur own wagons make dally deliveries to all nearby seaside and inland Summer resorts. We also p freight to stations in all ining States on pur- chases to the amount of $5 or more, except goods to be sent Att CARS Transfer Jo a ot Legation Jo SAVE SP 00'S “Bargain Magnet No. 49. a Women’s $1 Waisls, 48c. Made of fine sheer, lawn with hemstitched and tucked front, box- plaited back and tucked collar and cuffs, As pretty a style as this season has produced and re- 8c markable value, for Saturday, at Becond Floor, 50th St. Section. Bargain Magnet No.67. Men’s75c Collars for 40c. Half Doz. Guaranteed strictly four-ply Union linen and perfect in every particular, There are fifty different styles for Selection in all the popular heights including low and medium high band collars, straight — standing, wings and open-space collars. As many as you want at, per half dozen... ‘ft Bargain Magnet No. 41, These Copyrighted Books, 34c. A Bargain Magnet that will attract book-lovers by the scores to q our famous bookstore to-morrow. Main Fioor, G)th Bt_Section These ular books are all bound in cloth and well printed. Many of |] yoo ee them are abs orginal $1.50 editions, Some of the titles are:— Bargain Magnet No.20. Flue | @eliawher and Other | Adventures of Captain Caramels, 14e. lb. ¢ Rudder Grange As a most attractive Bargain Magnet from the candy depart- ment we quote these delicious, freshly made, pure vanilla and ted theatre edition Pride of Jenaico—Ii- Pastedoard Crown | tire edition. nie Goi Mnvtetbte tas. | Toagated thane sation, | Way ne che Bervice chocolate, frozen milk Theatre edit House St Earemont Pair Para French caramels at, per 14c ot A belie ag ph | For Lave ot Country, Wes ovucescvteress Grip of Honor, Main Floor, 60th 8t, Section. Bt. Ives. David Balfour | Women’s $4 to $8 Summer Only 3 Ibs. to any one customer. Main Floor, 50th St. Section. With us it’s time for these pretty dresses to be on the march. There are about five hun- dred of them all told, and they're without doubt among the daintiest and most becoming styles evolved for midsummer wear this season. If you're interested in an unequalled bargain you'll get here bright and early to-morrow to buy these hand- some dresses of Plain white linen lawn, Plain natural color linen, Fancy percale, dimity, madras and batiste. They are all beautifully fashioned in the relgning midsummer modes, trimmed with lace edgings, insertions, fancy embroideries, cluster tuckings, fancy’ stitchings, white and colored pipings and lions, Youn Sond to Hie 70m oe & say yle yen lect, for they run from 32 to 44 bust measure. set DL2 of pretty $4 to $8 to- e morrow, at Second Fioor, 6th st Section. ! The Manhattan Bedding Co.’s Sample Beds al Usual Wholesale Cost. Here are the facts— This firm’s warerooms are at 527 to 541 West 23d St.; their factories (the greatest in America) ‘are at Rome, N. Y. These beds comprised thelr new Fall samples, which were used by them for exhibition purposes from: Juty 12th to August ist at the Furniture Exchange in this city. In the lot are 41 Brass Beds and 77 Enamelled Beds. No two pleces are allke. They were sold to us for cash at a very special discount In preference to carting them back to thetr warerooms and repacking them for shipment. Thus, for Priday and Saturday, we are offering these beds at the regular wholesale prices, which means One-Third Off Usual Prices. The Brass Beds will be marked from $12 to $40, the Enamelled Beds from $2 to $20. We Guarantee that every bed named in this purchase Is marked at the manufacturers’ present wholesale price, irrespective of what the beds themselves are actually worth. Fourth Floor. Third Avenue to Lexington—Bloomingdale Brothers—59h to 60th Street. @realthity enter the park end hide be- hind 9 ctump of tushes, where they opened @ bundle, Beck crept forward, hoping to surprise the men, but they @hecovered him ami took to their heels, “Stop or Tl ehoot!” yelled the potios- man, following the man who carried the bandle as he ren. For several blocks the ofase con- tinued through the perk. The man wes | good rurrer, but Beck kept close to | htm. Then he drew his pistol and fired | | twice at the man, who came to & stop, throwing up Ms hands, “Who are you?’ asked the policeman “T'm an athiete,” replied the man. At the Park police station the man eaid he was Frank Bry, twenty years Jol, of No, M1 West Btghty-eishth street. In the bundle were found thir | ty-two cards of gold watch chaln bars \and swivels, two ladies’ silk handker- chiefs and two men's sitk handker- chief, A loaded revolver also was found in the prisoner's pocket cures made by this remedy The police believe that the articles in | the bundle were stolen. A i i = : " fe 7 Saturday Brings More Bargain-Fortun More lucky than any horse-shoe was ever thought to be are these big, red Bargain Magnets to those wise spenders who are gathering the mid-summer money-saving treasures Bargain Magnet No, 18. Kills Germs of ( Catarrh.| Hyomel Goes te, the Root of Disease and Makes Aston ing Cures. Hyome! ts the only sclentific thorough way to cure catarrh. Ing the germs in the alr passages. enters the blood with the oxygen stroys the microbes In the blood an eftectually drives from the system ali traces of catarrhal poison. Thousands of testimonials been given as to the astonis Nugent, treasurer of the Union Life Insurance Co,, York City, writes ot “Hyomet completely cured my daughter of ca) tarrh, from which she has been fering for years." Hegeman & Co., 200 Broadway, refund the money if you say Hyomel {has not cured you uy If you were among the multitudes which have kepi this great storecrowded from basement to roof ail the week, as it has never been crowded in August before, you know this as well as we do ourselves—but if you weren't, come with the crowd to-morrow and the store and its special sale-features will convince you as abso- lutely as you have ever been convinced that nowhere has such an assemblage of brilliant money-saving chances ever been gathered together before ! A Special Offering of Handsome Umbrellas at 47c. A sharp buying transaction on our part brought us a lot of these handsome umbrellas much below actual value—that’s why you're offered such an extraordinary bargain .to-mor- Tow, They're of good twilled mercerized and 28 Inch sizes, for men and women; made on strong steel frames and rods. The handles are all particularly smart and desirable Your choice to-morrow at, each, American Talfeta Have tape edges; rolling; 26 and py each umbrella, gloria, In 26) hic Umbrellas, 88c, made on lock Paragon frames, with steel rods; all close ch sizes, for men and women. ment of fancy handles for selection. A guarantee for two years accompanies Main Floor, Seth St. Section Bargain Magnet No.10. Men’s 50c Cravats for 19c. Here’s one of the Bargain Magnets that will attract men with an eye to economy: These cravats include two-inch French and 1%-inch reversible four- in-hands, In fancy silks, as well as in basses Lad hela 19¢ olce of \Or- row at, each, : Main Floor, th 8t. Section Bargain Magnet No. 45 Women’s 15c. Stockings, 8c. Of excellent quality fine gauge two-thread cotton; made seam- less, with double soles—every es made full and guaranteed black. All sizes, special to- morrow, palr, Women’s 12%c Ribbed Vests, 6c. Good Swiss ribbed cotton vests, low neck style,prettily trimmed with lace and tape at neck and armholes No mail orders filled. Main Floor, S0th St. Section. Bargain Magnet No. 97. Florentine PhotoFrames,29c. ‘A Bargain ‘ ¥ shoppers. These hand. 5 some Florentine Photo graph, frames are ir gold-plated metal, full cabinet size, with square or oval openings. They're guaranteed 29c not to tarnish, Extra- Main Floor, 8th 8t. Section. ordinary value at, each, Bargain Magnet No. 58 Girls’ $1 Dresses for 37c. Just fifty dozens—made of good woven gingham in pretty plaid and striped effects; some trimmed with embroidery ; oth- 37c ers with pique and braid Worth $1 each Sizes 6 to 14 years at, each, Second Floor, 80th St. Seetion Bargain Magnet No.11. Men’s 29c. Underwear, 18c. A rare bargain magnet! Good American Balbriggan shirts and drawers—the latter have double seats and suspender tapes, Not all sizes, but you'll probably find yours in the lot at the remarkable price of, garment, No mail orders filled. Mercerized lisle and cotton shirts in mesh, plain and ribbed styles; all sizes, at 25c. a garment. Main Floor, oth st Bargain Magnet No.27. French Model Waist Forms, 25c! Ordinarily you'd pay just double this price for the very same forms, but to make t@mor- Tow a Special day here in this section we quote them at 25¢. They're made in the Beetion Jersey cloth Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40—special, each, Main Floor, 80th St. Bection J. 8.) American | e! There's a good assort 18¢c Men’s 50c Underwear, 25c correct French model shapes, covered with 25c an ye h @ & the ish- and Kill-| Crowd Around Us Early Saturday Morning Get an early start, because it's a short day—store closes at one o'clock, Ff and we've only a few hours to serve vou with these goods, The prices are so low that we want the benefits to be distributed broadcast—want the people 9 to talk about the grand values we are giving. We've a big organization, and we'll wait on you as iast as possible. but the earlier you come the better it will be for both of us. We Close Saturday at One o’Clock Sharp Collect Blue |||50rry, but We’ve Only 265 Trading Stamps | | of These Men’s $10 Suits at 4.88 have hing! New! has| will | We give Two B. & M. || | —— 2" Blue Tradin Stamps FRE with each 10c you spend un- til the store closes Saturday at 1 o'clock, Thrt Floor. It will keep us busy trying on and showing these good $10 Suits at 4.88, They consist of coat and trousers in all-wool crashes, home- Spuns and flannels, including light => Men’s Shoes Third Floor, Men’s 2.75 & 3.00: Oxfords& shoes A.40 300 men will get Oxford ties and shoes worth 2.75 and 3.00 for a small fraction of these prices Men’s $10 and dark patterns, sults at breasted styles. The 4.88 sizes are from 33 to 46 chest measurement, and each suit is tailored in a splendid man- ner, Until Saturday at one o'clock, your choice at 4,88 Pi single and double Those men who really Boys’ 50c. Washable ‘are pleased to dress Suits, pretty, durable Cc fabrics, at their feet stylishly and at the same time eco- nomically will be here to-morrow to get their share of these rare bar- gains. These prices and we 4 a ¥ are made possible through a reliable maker who took the loss rather than retain the goods. 2,75 and 3,00 kind, 1.45, 9 Misses’ Shoes STE Third Floor 1,60 & 1.75 Misses’ 98 Canvas _Shoes_at Cc ‘This is one of the best, and will prove to be one of the most popular, shoe bazgains we have advertised— Misses’ Canvas Shoes and Oxford Ties, in white, brown and gray, well lined, extension soles, The Oxfords have leather heels, are lined and provided with backstays, Your choice of these 1.50 and 1.75 9 Canvas Shoes and Ustorcs at 75c Canvas Shoes, 49c Main Floor. é ~ Shirts, ™ade of woven colored madras and Perel o9¢ because they were so cheap in price. § wl silk and right in style HF a = Women Pay Only 98c for ‘ wanted to turn his stock into cash, regardless of loss. They are So many women can use one or two of these dainty suits that you may —_——___. 9 5,000 Men’s 1.00 Negligee ——— There is not one less than 5,000 of these Negligee Shirts, know that they would be splendid values at lain and white Oxford cheviots. ought this lot in spite of the fact For quick selling we have marked them at the uniform price of foe 12:¢}) — 2.75 and 2.95 Shirtwaist Suits ——————————SSSSate aes Second Floor, teal $2.75 and $2.95 suits—the same kind you looked at earlier in the season and thought so well worth the higher prices. Good it diffical just what you want unless you come to-morrow, Read the description « Mae at de of a splendid quality of striped Shirts: Your Choice at 59c ———ooa—aSsSsS_SS=sgsSgE_E__— 1.00 1,00, because they are carefully g that we are in the midst of inventory, 1 Men's 2S¢ Batwing Ties, 12:¢ Bought 1,000 of these stylish Shirtwaist Suits of:a merchant who dressers who appreciate bargains will purchase these auits, ‘Women’s Shirtwaist Suits, colored madras, fancy Oxfords, basket weaves, lawns and colored Marseilles. Waists are made in the popular ; side-plaited effect, trimmed with tailor stitching, em- 98e broidery and piping, The skirt is seven-gored, full cut, wide flaring and inverted plait back, Values $2.75 and $2.95, Your choice at 98¢ ~ a Women Get New 1.00 © Shirtwaists Saturday at 59c Before you insist upon paying higher priceslook at these Waists, We will be glad, of course, to serve you with a waist that costs more, but we believe you will select one of thes: Second Floor Women's 1.00 Waists of sheer | thr: 59¢ ent styles, some trimmed with 59e broidery: also black and whi lea dot a, at of Sheer White Lawn with pin dots, front of em- ind hemstitching, finished with clusters of small 1 buttons, fancy stock, value 98c, @t...+.sc0scscsrsesses re 65¢e Waists of Sheer Lawn, } styles embroidery or lace, others have bertha effects, buttoned down back, and tucked sleeves; value 1.50, at.....sserceoesecveeees waenceneceeneeee et em- some are trimmed with 75¢ Saturday Morning Sale of High Grade Cigars Main Floor 25 Mi Grade 50 Robert Burns 50 Clear Havana | 100 Gutierres & Co, Bouquets, Panetelas, value “Vietoridad”’ Cigars, 10c. size, at 2.50, at Reina Victoria, value 10.00, at 2.50 | 1,74 6.25 Fresh Meats and Staple Groceries at Bargain Prices 15¢ n= 156 COFFEE—Harmony blend, | LEGS Spring Lamb—per ib., dry roast, per IDseseee 2O BUTTER— Willow Farm, Th. 49e the kind you want for outing ES Te” | immediate clearance of this niccel — mount- Reels, 150 yards, click ana drag, balance nickel mounting, 1.50 value, at 1,19 Hooks, 3 and 4 ply gut, for fresh and whipped handle, 2.50 value, at 1.98 Fresh-Water Tackle Casting Rods, fine lancewood, silk wraj cloth cover, 1.25 value, at 88¢ rere are Men's and EOys while an black canvas Oxtords with rubber soles, purpores, tennis, ete, R, ular lace style, sizes 2% to 1 Regular 75c. shoes; now offered a 49¢ —— Salt-Water ‘Third Floor, Everything priced to insure peerless stock of fishing tackle. 1.50 Sea Rods, 98c ings, boliow butt, 98¢ with ext tip. handle, 1.25 value, at 78¢ Weakiish Rods, lancewood, extra tip, Lines, bard braided linen, 300-foot coils, 75c value, de salt water, per dozen, 16e Sea Rocs, 2+piece gieenbeart, cord- Bank Lines, 450 teet, special at 28e Pearl Squids, for weakfsh, 3 sires, at Se Casting Rods, split bamboo, extra tip, 150 silk windings, 5.00 value, 2.98 ings, ringed guides, 4.00 value, at 8 Reds, split bamboo, 3 piece, nickelled, Lines, waterproof silk, 75 ft., 50c, at 29e Crab Traps, all wire, at Carnaradi 25 Corsican General 25 High - Perfecto Cigars Cigars, regular per- Porto Rica Brevas, Concha 99c in foil, at 47c | fectos, | 1.24 | Saturday Morning Sale of Wines and Liquors S-year-ald California Claret, full body, a cooling Summer drink,this sale, gallon IMPORTED Port and Sherry;| HOCK, Riesling and Califor- this wine is very old and nia Claret, great value for delicate, having delicious this sale; vintage of 1899, flavor and great streng't; — per gal. 75c, per bot... . 23 never sold betore under 0.00 FAMOUS Old Crow Bourbon, per gal. (great medicinal made by Wm. A. Gaines & 2 Prime Ribs of Beef, fine for roast- ing, No famine prices here; pound, # LOINS Jersey Pork—per Ib, 1 this sale, per gal., Ca, tuckky, tilled banrern't of die 0 -25; per dottle....1,00 Spring of '98. Spe. lees ‘gags BB CALIFORNIA Pitt and, gal. 2.35; full qt. bot 63 jen, pee WDevcesscee 97 Sherry, vintage of 1898,| RYE Whiskey, Monogram or fruity and delicious, worth | 2.25 per gal, special, gal., 1.48 full qt "80! COOKED Crabe—Soft shelt Monticello, pure rye, k for... for their strength and medic. | , breaded each... LITTLE ‘Pig Corned Pork | FRANKFURTER ‘ inal qualities, 10 yrs. old, | stb Site, fee ie MUSCATEL and Angelica! regular price per gal 4.50; | PT Poscsusssseees By ts Wine, vintage of 1896, | + | SELECTED Rossting al ens—per lb, al | jug, 1.35; full gt. bot...