The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 11

POT Le ETRE NEL TT EP IN aN ae aad NEARS ih Oa ala ee ae FUE TC ey Te Bia «a \ THE WORLD: THURSD. THURSDAY Y EVENING, SEPTEMBER $2, 1004 “CUMPHIGN BOOK [2285 °° sr "28% execen. YOUNG BRIDE TOOK Cro SCALDED HATS AT TRUSTS em /% 0 MEDIC: st AEGIS TEL \Instead of ‘torts at of ain | Engineers ‘dan to Repair j Her Usual Remedy for Faint-, Leaking Hot-Water Pipe Se- ing Spells, Mrs. Kurz Swal+ verely injured—One May Lose | lowed Chioroform, His Eyesight. | —— | | | Mire AGN. AWS PeNntvoND Andrew Chr'stian and Henry Neilson, year » Who has ber - Sone ie anoathe. Bh poll employed as engineers at the new St. of chloroform by mistake early to-day Regis Hotel, Fitty-ftth street and Fifth her hon t No. 188 West Eight: avenue, are suflering today from In-| in bet rub pap rts! ‘ite way Jutles received while trying to ol despaired of, She was removed to ® tat the he er pipe In the base- ’ tal | bul ment of the hot Roovevelt Honptel In an ambulance, |MOr ot Wey aeahig the lek the| work, gald that she would recover, | DlU& of the ppe blew out and struck For somo time the young womay hag CoMistian on the head, knock'ng him | been a victim of fainting spells, and tous. He was badly scalded and when #0 affected has taken aromatic !t is feared he may lose his eyesight | spirits of ammonia, When she felt ene Neilson was slightly bummed, but of these spells coming on phe went to Managed to atop the exhaust by pack- | | the closet, where she kept @ medicine !n& his coat into the pipe, He was at-| | chest, and in the dim light took a dose tended by an ambulance surgeon trom | of what she thought was her usual | Flower Hospital and sent to hs» home. romedy. It proved to be chloroform. Christian was sent to the hospital. OT AVE, 2188&22STREETS DAMS DRY GOODS CO. Twenty-eight Hundred Skirt Lengths on Black and Colored Dress Goods The Most Sensational Sale of the Year, This offering will bring a tremendous crowd to-morro w. We hav Sales in seasons past—and know whereof we speak. Each Skirt Length contatas rents sites five and one-half (544) eee for a full skirt. We wiil not be able to fill Mail Ordets, nor to send any of the lengths CO. D, But if you can be here, you will teceive, unquestionably, the biggest value of the year, The Assortment Comprises: 56-inch Heavy All-wool Mixed Suitings. 52-inch All-wool Sponged and Shrunk Cheviots, 54-inch All-wocl Heavy Canvas Suiting, 54-inch All-wool Manish Tailor Suiting. 56-inch All-wool Mixed Tweeds. 50-inch All-wool Zibelines. ‘ Sd-inch All-wool Rainproof Skirtings. For Entire All-wool Voiles, Crepes and Etamines, Ski Superb Granite Suitings, Serges, Etc. Kirt Length, 3,750 Yards of Novelty Silks [~~ Veivets, at 5 5 C, All indications point to @ Not a single yard worth less than 75 cents, and some of it worth quite a little more, It is a clean-up of a maker's surplus stock—every yard new, and made expressly for this season’s trade, Volume ‘issued by the Demo- cratic National Committee! - Expeses How Tariff Helps +, * Buhe Up Great Monopolies, ‘The Democratic Campaign Text Book has been completed and is about to be fasued. It makes a volume of 314 pages, Giscusses the issues of the two parties and reprints several speeches by loading %\ Democrats. By the way of emphasizing the Issue) 4 ef “Constitution” opposed to “Imperial- fem," the campaign book contains as a Preface the full text of the Constitution of the United States. The place of next tmportance Is accorded the "Tariff and/ the Trusts,” sixty of the 314 pages of the volume being devoted to this dis- ‘eussion. Concerning the trusts, much space ip} Given to evidence that the protected \ @ombinations, having a tariff lonopoly | fm our home markets, are compelling Americans to pay much higher prices | for manufactured goods than are paid by foreigners, The export and home prices of hundreds of articles are com- “* pared, Nearly all kinds of hardware, implements, machinery, tools, paints, oils, ammunition, watches, baking pow- der, condensed milk, canned goods and every kind of steel products are sold te our consumers at prices averaging @hgut twenty-five per cent. more than tl patd by foreigners for the same| The second wedding in two days In (Jordon and Miss Rose have been en- SPECIAL FALL | SALE OF One of the most interesting and in- 9 Rose Bticfel becomes the bride of ings for an early wedding Miss Rose PIANOLAS structive chapters under tariffs and|%#00 Gordon, son of Louls Gordon, would not consent until her sister, | === a trusts fs that showing that the average|® Wealthy Cana! street real-estate Ray, elther became engaged or re- family pays a tribute of #4 a year to| dealer. The wedding will take place | Waee LA from the Rec t. jim / { the protected trusts. Taking In Getail/ at the home of Mra, Emil Finkelstein, | iiss Ray solved the eulty by A duc d P ices Thy rounds are of Black Navy, Red. Hosea, Gobelin Blue. Purole, Sage, Gun Moral gaged hereelf, and her r i the important items of expenditure, the | No. 7 Mott street. marrige to Afbert E. Lowe, & Young ||| Stra ad steustens anaisehlo hie Sit welaiee cake, om hn SOO veal Consiait Sp tari taxes on eac | Among the guests will be Borough |conmercial mane was colerated yee Pena iat af tene| “4 i erday. fe. resigenc At the same price we shall offer to-morrow a lot of about fifteen hundred yards @ntimated, The total is $111, of which | President Ahearn and other city of- terday at the residence of Mrs. Louls 4] ity to Effect a Substantial Savin oe 4 ne Un Rabbi De Gola Mendes wil! Mendelsohn, No. 108 East One tigntrel Am Opportunity ¢ ve hi 8 ony Crepe de Chines, 24 inches wide; real value 79¢, the yard; alto a thousand only $16.52 gocs on taxes to the United | felals. 4 8h: th t. ‘ States, ‘The bulunce, $4 per family, or| officiate, “Mr. aad Mra Lowe will attend to- | the Purchase of ‘‘The Standard Piano- yards of Black Guaranteed Taffeta, 27 inches wide; real value 7Se. a yard. Take $1,090,90,000 for the 17,000,000 familiss in| A pretty romance ts back of the day’s wedding, after which both coupies r : 4 Y thie country, goes to the protected wedding, Miss Rose stlefel and her fended Honey noon won there return | Player of the World, ital eddy nal sth shh hdbalecbad cabsbabe 2 trusts. sister, Ray, having made a pact some | (py, lt ds he Hotel Balmoral, i der the heading "Business and far ee eed married together. "Tanase avenue. Pe ane see D'te the past four encnths rany owners of Planclas hese tm - Ww Vallier Gloves. hy hed sheng t changed their instruments for the new Metrostyle model. lore Th H t T 75 @ list of 1 important suet ‘ : : ; ‘ We $nd'i@ closed mils, for the 1am: hit ot name of Joseph Lajeune and drawn in beginning cur Winter business we desire to close out these ex-| Is Ma o-morrow, C, Valter Glee ne cele las lines of EE of | LOVE (lf LEIS Liesl nett wae ten ares ie | chan i Pianolas to make room for new goods. We have therefore di-}}/ The artist has caught the idea and gives skin, suitable for cr F grind the te ai ak ettaralle | tne New Jersey bank. — It te ehargea| Vided them into three lots, which represent a decided opportunity when it |] a splendid itlustration of a hat that will be dress wear, colors to match any et aes ie = re nec ard for ’ | that he also odtained trom B. Meyers, Is considered how rigidly prices are maintained by the Aeollan Company, | by 4 become many faces—and ihe price tume, is thus red that saloon-ke Montgorf treet, . for to-morrow is exceptionally low. b occurred Ga the | ee wna tht which bore the signa. | LOT I, deal of pleaaure {n homes where the pianos were heretofore silent, fires Pleated side. trimmed with ON a earn radircuday hecks tor | $4 90 Wit Weer’ Han Cll bess atte penfens Grade. Te GamthiO® WH:6 E> silk velvet sash and buckle; all :olors ‘ ie ee poss aie al eral overhauling they have been repolisded, 90 as (o remove all, tad combinations, GLACE Kile Plaue or Round x et COLLEGE OPENS, |Young Troutman, Charged with sea ar ag : [sats arco av sus von cue on woul tre b(t Ae gue the mater to be easy Faria points, or hromer embroider A&G Increuse of 1,000 Papits tn the) Forging Robert A. Pinkerton 8 Jan ihe charge rot fh the Firat Nae wee at o8 expert to Uietiegalah them trem eativelr pew nine bis! 81. red to Bago e he pee points Attendance, ia | Gal he trade ve secure fi Butler Moet of the Pianolas in this spocial sale come under this workmanship, je they last — choose 9 claxpe, A An increase of 1,07 new pupils to-day Name Along with Others, Ar-| wit! ve Oncor” iii LOT Il. We ourselves consider them sho gee Good 6 vow. They | Tl at 75c. Second Floor, A, bride 7; it i lave been redniwhed, tnelr actions reguidted, and at their price nish efter SR © market the opening of the achoot year) raigned in Tombs Court. = eaRL OF YARMOUTH COMING. $175 rrvoont Gectgtiona! vilus Webl tnslPuinteh his Geen. pio. ‘tn, ae ory Semin Wel senrvoentes By Passenger Aboard Stenmahtp Matti | $10.0 down |sounced by our Inspector & being In frat-clasy condition and jua- Buy Chiffoniers at $3. 45. Men’ $ 50c Neckwear, 256 Health Commissioner Darlington at Were, $8.90 ver month. | titying the strongest kind of guarantes. reve: ‘Opening exerc! Dr, John Huston’ Theodore Troutman was arraigned in} vhat Juin Salted trom Liverpoal, tifyving rsible Four-in-Hands, Fey Teeident of the’ colleye, ‘wel | the Tombs Polios Court to-day on the | LONDON, Sept, :2—The Earl of Yar- Ot the 290 PiAvoias in this sale only twenty are inctuded tn this The Furniture Store has exactly one hundred tom short ends of sets that ‘are eRe CO esvarets, charge of forgery. Troutman Is tee) on ia a passenger on the White|| LOT III. | eiass. A fev have been out on rental, others bave been Jeancd | ge enough to keep on sept twent eyes Chiffoniers that no store in New Yi these short lengths worry young man whose love of a sporting teamer. Baltic, which has just ordering special cases, while three have been used 1,000 In Gold, F ative. ead Stat 9 to customers ordoriox 8p) would think of sellirig for less than $6—which will } facturer. w PR-p tage ous come to correctly ee derective Hterature calleg ine a ened see Be in®recitals or In demonstrating to callers at our warerooms. Our find new owners ation at $3.45. up all the broken seb os ote rast eres! Presi eS wi ™ ad golng ed dist ish th frome tnatru- \y gal election The New York ‘Bunday To detray the expenses of @ career of | countess la now awaiting the vist of $23.00 dows me caldemnen would be pussied Co Giatingnieh (hem \ They're a bargain in every sense, and ought not to last si - at 2c, They comprise ‘orld offers priges 0 f ». for the |telsure, which he preferred to one of the stork, accontirg to rumor. Ho will|| $10.00 per month. | ments fresh from the factory, the day out. They have a splendid golden oak finish, liferent silks that are used Rost accurate eatimates: o Tike Deocles By it a alleged, used his remain there until ehe ia ready to ro emember! In duving Jastryments at thie tale you and are fitted with five lar e drawers, each one with | MAKE fine neckwear, ine! vote for Parker and Roosevelt, A cou. toll, Troutman, it | es" turn to England, Important to Ri faetvrer. and the Identieal searentes + 5 4 8 medium or Ii Re ee eee ndcy ey Vote acquaintance with a clerk in the First | Other passengers.on the Baitle are the wine rahe eh eu ate onremente “eovees ae civen by brass handtes, \ pon phi be iol pei in taffeta, Bis it vou ‘cannot compete, TA | National Bank of Jersey City to eet a BMNOP Ot ep bad Bir Gectge Newner oe The cut fairly describes them, so that you may} On sale Saturday montero coupon. cheok for $94.80, bearing the forged | yf High Grade Pianos at Exceptional Prices J judge of their style and roominess, facilitate quick selling. CAMMEYER 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. not cake; bos....0e | COPM Sate Comb Honey, White clover brit | Tel. bo i A Dollar Now Is All You Pay. Absoiutely anything in the largest FURNITURE and CARPET house in the world delivered to you immediately on payment of ONE DOLLAR, Don't forget that whatever others promise SPEAR SELLS IT FO? LESS, And don’t forget that the DOLLAR S\LE comes only wice a year. This is the iast week, Make hay while the sun shines, This couch Be aa 704, “gi pay: ot Ne, ae cp bas hake bees Tuk teen ef 8 fon on Eo esen's couch ay ere or or Yeae a ra * of couree, Spear sel’ te apd get a couch. Nuff ced, Taken in Part Payment for the Pianola Pianos, o \" all ["Tosconveravie via tte dat ncbnere lee hes. the tame i\ Sale of Umbrell as, inducement | ex's Tigh OA es Bic yy Bee iS tee tuciemen ef an ey ned hes] One thousand Umbrellas—to be sold in a single day, Buy one for | The manufecturers represented include such well-known bouses as | yourself at a Dollar—to keep; buy one of the S0-cent ones—to lose; | Weber, Steinway, Chickering, Whee'ozt, Steck end Cthers|__ WT _Ii} 224 1¢ you have any little folks, the 25.cent ones for school wifl be an A seat ot the Punola Pane tT {rome rom, Hone to. 1h $1,000, it it a be ret, attraction. ha a a pon Pat aces tune be ib |] Shes 26 and 8 inch; mde of Union Tafa and mercerized Glory, with MM wall ¢t 4 including case to ma! in han- Astonishing Basement Sale, 28222 StSkeri=<) soca sine 4 ' close rolling. A superb lot, well ‘tasorted. Ab- An unexpected Sescre enables us to offer The AEOLIAN COMPANY, 1 miicieN tats sou] sally Be vl m 9495" For fis tl... t 25,000 pairs of Women’s, Men's ani Children’s Splendid Fall Shoes ee A tad to loos, good aeality twiled Gloria, with 5 0 ie mt + id serviceable, Usually sold at 75 At Marvellously Low Prices. PoC beat enti Ch scenes A direct transfer from the world’s leading factory Children's—for school. Made of warranted fast black rie * 1 f d oak shank; fanc to your feet of magnificent footwear at leis than eee ee Wieder hagcaitt Mer Teaser \ 25c apie seit tog the cost of manufacture. kyery Pair Guaranteed, Mail Orders Promptly Filled. ig Sh ie Bete nel aca Sh Samples of $4 and $5 Shoes Women's $2,5° Button and Lace Shoes in patent leather and black kid, light and heavy soles, military heels, r s t $ 1 % 50 Four hundred pairs—right fresh from a fac- tory that controls its own output, and has turned over to us these samp’es at their fac- , tory worth, All women's $ z8s—for Fall wear, Men $ $3.50 and $3.00 Lace Shoes ” Assortment compris al styles wns | in patent leather, box calf and black kid, ie tree datack totem is Babs 4 wip wer hist aa bee If yours is a 4-B foot, rihing shoul pre- vent your getting a pair—for they're excep- tional value, up-to-date lasts, } | | | | | } | See Coupon in Next Sunday's World A Chance to Win $1,000 in Gold, Children’s and Misses’ black kid but- | Boys’ and Youths’ satin cat and AMAAMAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAG a lac eres he) Suen THe COUCH IS EXACTLY AS SHOWN IN PICTURE. 85c. ag It is hardly , ssgfble to find a more beautitul couch, and above all it is * $ 50 ere comfertable. It is of generous proportions—73 Inches lon Sizes 11 to 2, $1.00 * | FP and 27 inches wids The uphowtering ts ir fine velour, with six rows o! 4 empered spri an “ wil ard beige ay sabe bili Little Gents’ satin calf I att ete came of meat ‘caretully selected material; $11.95 for a $24 and lace, with first heels, sizes | > couch. Don’t let the grass grow under your feet, Such opportunities come 234 to 5, lace, spring be A seldom. Pay one dollar and the couch will be delivered right away. $ ry sizes 8 to 1334, aa y “ R l ® 5 80 b< DEA &C pal Untlt : ‘ VC. REAE ne wo e’ctoke @| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK t 3 P| i[7 | 3 =f.