The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1905, Page 7

T. OAKLEY DEAD. 4 es ae ager | Se Prominent physicians assure wate ot woier contanoder s+ Caswell, Massey & CO, found her writhing on the floor, While|~'The wife of Commissioner John T, the frightened women hustled about| Oakley, of the Department of Water is Reins v ‘ . . lor : almlessly a young girl pushed her way | Supply, Ges and Electricity, died to~ to the kitchen and, catching u pa rug,|day et her home, No, 24 Mast Thir- Strange Girl Dashes Into Room | wrapped Mrs. Collins in {t, command. teenth street, cette tte cae ecane'm Mm HULL HLT _ and Wraps Flame-Enveloped| breath. Man Gometteisie ones wee tae Auiimeagend i ; ; er sont her everywhere | fM although utter! i Woman in Rug, While Neigh- peut frat da Pdiowppltgiecnd possible ¢0 try and drive away the dia. |p other Hmulsion or plain Cod Liver Ol The First Tuesday of Caswell, & Co.'s Emulsion a lotion for the burns, At the arrival/©@@® but in vain. She was a sleter of is far’ the most nourishing and , bors Ran About Helplessly. [or a surgeon trom Roosevelt Hospital, Goeth {Hgriog and wan |B ovensthonine bold by al toons B/E Oue Second Great Comparison Sale Algappeared, The surgeon safd that if ‘The presence of mind and pluck of @|Mts, Collins recovered she would owe This important event continues with unabated enthusiasm. Monday thousands exclaimed that they never saw such low prices| quoted for such high grade merchandise, That's absolutely true, and the same holds good for to-morrow and all the rest of the} week, This is not the sale of a day, but one that required months! in preparation, and it will continue until every dollar's worth of goods bought especially for it has been sold at these remarkable} bargain prices, When comparison sale lots are gone regular prices will be restored, So put off all social engagements and do} your shopping while the sale is in progress, in numerous casen patients have been ablo to take and retain their Special Combination of Very Many Great The Three previous Table Day Sales that we have hel proven Tuesday to be the best bargain day of the week, To mo Table Day Sale will be the most important yet. Many great Ty are devoted to goods offered in this sale, and these tables are {n convenient places on both the First and Second Floors, The’ are numbered from one up, as mentioned below, and each of the vi offered, although here described in small space, on account of theif: Importance should crowd the departments in which they are off from the opening to the closing of the Store, A Handsome Souvenir Free to Every Woman Visitor Tuesday. @trange young woman saved Mrs, Mary | her life to the girl, None of the tenants of the house had ever seen the sti ir ; Colline, of No, 210 West Sixty-seventh before and it 1s belleved that whe b a Store Closes at Nace Closoa st @treet, from being burned to death to-| canvasser, Vans o¥ dhe ay, and her burns may yet prove fatal, — o'clock 5,30 o'clock Mra. Collins was bathing ther nine-|FOR FACTS AND FIGURES monthe-old baby in the kitchen beside @ gas stove, when her dross caught fire, SEE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC. Lenton To 5*°Ave P59" N060°Sr Latest in Lawn i For Women, Girls and Misses to Wear 38 for 65c Muslin and Cambric Night Gowns, 24¢ for 39c Cambric and Nainsook Corset Covers, with tucks, | The March Sale of Waists 79¢. H O U S E W A R E S 48¢ for 850 Cambric Petticoats, embroidery and lace trimmed, . Last Tuesday we offered as a souvenir to visitors 3,000 hand-painted opal need f 49 tor 85c Black Satine Petticoats, with umbrella flounce, ‘Trays, We stated in the advertisement that we only had 3,000 of them: The newest arrival in the Bloomingdale At ot ‘ Y that whtn they were gone there would be no more, Just as we antigi Waist Store is an aspirant that will not 79¢ for 1,15 House Wrappers of percale, our patrons thought they were so prelty that they took them al betore noo 39¢ for 59¢ Lawn Kimonos and House Sacques, and in the afternoon, in order not to disappoint those who came too late, want for popular approval at the hands of discriminating women and good judges of gave pretty art calendars to each visitor as a consolation prize for not _ Economies for the Kitchen 19¢ for 39c Fancy Mesh and Dotted Veils, 134 yards long, tn time to get the regular souvenir of the day. style. Notehowneatand tastefulthe designs, And House- Cleaning Time 12}(¢ for 25c Fancy Silk Stock Collars in black,white and color: ane we ony Neate eae ar ie sorniny ron 840 ee 50 Dozen White Lawn Waists, square Today we're ready to replenish your stock of cooking 9c each for Embroidered Handkerchiefs, worth to $5c, Vi Keer fong, as 4,500 of them Its, shel Pleated back, tucked collar face trim: roa’ Hf] Utensils, and eupply the innumerable things that spring |})[_89c for 89c Waists of sheer lawn in all the new Spring styles, p, pomenuking A EG ‘wil be given out between & My med, new sleeve, tucked cuft, finished 79¢ house-cleaning requires, arid save you about a third of the 6.08 for Misses’ 9,98 Suits of fancy mixtures, Sizes 14 to 18, We have ‘only 4,000 of these books, and there is no way of getting 4 with pearl BUICGHe Shes aa? pay usual cost, i 1,00 for 1,50 Nemo Corsets, in white and drab, Sizes 18 to 36, Hi} } of them when these are gone, and that is why we divide them bt Umbrellas-Men’s & Women’s: Aye h and tle won't show you an unworthy article, no pee $9c¢ for Women’s 1,00 to 2,50 Oneita Union Suits Sian, tibadl pee et iito ih Mie OF M, or eg Fy ’ ’ ow little its price—everything is right, and good—worthy Key SUR 4 out, we will present v ndars as we mopre as -Men Ss & Women s-h7Jc of the thrifty and eal fougakee Te for Women’s 15c White Vests, Low neck and sleeveless, ‘these books are well bound in cloth, and ‘one consists of over 100 ‘ t; ekeeper, ' ith more than 100 pictures; th It’s an old saying and a true one—as true to-day as it was twent Our offering of Gray Enamel Ware Beas absolutely 1Ge per pair for 25c and 38¢ Imported Hosiery. Varlous styles. Tae ts Dak NiWVUIoNs TuesefbDOLATWee originally publi years ago—that whatever ‘ou buy at Bloomin: i Heike! he y perfect utensils of most convenient and attractive shapes, 85c for Women’s 69c and 79c Untrimmed Straw Hats, told, to sell for % cents a copy, but we secured them some time since aba: Save money on, and it's generally iM substantial vie Aa aways at little more than half the cost of usual staple grades, 49c for Men’s, Women’s and Misses’ 1,00 Kid Gloves. le preg we bought out the publishing department of a large mia Here’s a 47c, umbrella that slands absolutely alone as the acme Double-coated Gray Housewares 4.75 for 7,50 Covert Coats made of a fine quality covert cloth, Free to each woman visitor; none (0 nen and none to children, ¥ hie) ah It i twilled gloria, made on paragon frames with Enamel Ware zie Napanee Sloth Hae 8.98 for Women’s 7,50 Voile Skirts with many rows of taffeta band obeswesensenepibinnnl : s, and decidedly built for hard wear, Covered Saucepans, 2 qte., 180; 8/¢r#; hard-wood frame, rolls 10x , 2 Suits, handsomely trimmed., —On first floor, Rey: Handles include pearl, horn, Dresden and various fancy woods aeiomitts: Rettise,'9. qte., 16c: 8) 2% mevesvolld rubber: guaranteed £96 for Aa RD Ne Seti 1 melt u th, Table No, 1 —Fine Hand Table No. 10 try: i AU $1.00 —Umbrettas of piece-dyed ) At tie releer ik 4 qts,, 25; 6 qts,, B5e; 8 | /O" One year, at $1.85, 1.89 for Women’s 3,25 Skirts of light wool melton cloth, Loom Embrolderles with wide margins,| bons at half price, An odd ld Ls HUA Hoan e eae | $1.88 arty fe I oni alts 10 ‘ate, tie oe AGoBEEAR be Pastry or Kitchen Q8c for Women’s dependable 1.75 to 3.50 Shoes for present wearg]| f cut-out tage ih, inary esc : ak molre Ribbons in mai WN a t ) Saucepans, qta. % ‘ 5 + ‘ ‘ ’ baragon frames with stel rods, al | paragon, frames with steel rods Baten ie By dts, 18erBqte 26)/ 4G in, Long two. drawers, two (|| @ 29€ for Children’s and Girls’ Tan Lace Shoes. Hel tvery_ yard. which In. ordinary Ihiny for” aie fat ' for men and women, Good assort. | “lke ap Ana rae oe ne on Rites flat bottom, 4 qte,, | Hour-bing, two pastry boards, stain. 1.68 to 3.98 for 2.75 to 6.00 Short White Coats of Bedford cord@! Jcircumstances. would Ba ea ee bows, Price under ordinary: ey Ait eae i ites | than our price for entire umbrella; She aa aD oes 48¢: tannieeon Mier ian epi ie 4c for 1,00 Bonnets made of embroidered silk, f Kl Ce ene ads our Reiss Reena br he 1 a ag) | brella { A My % Jat BSD poe eeeeeevaseerienens Very best values ever offered in | ies fangs Bate sor vont 2h qte., 60c. Oe une ete, BAU Ciba 26¢ for Children’s 50c Cambric Waists, full front, on tirst. floor] umbrellas at $1.00, ie Main Floor, Soin 6 Bretton. | Ave PORE ED As ODS ee Atep Galvanized Garbage Pails, 85c. Table No, 2 a surplus lot * able No. Il 2 ==—————— || nelpped Frying Pans, 9 in., 200; 10 pene aM Puns, cold handle, Bargains in Newest Yard Goods, ‘of about 300 Women's Swiss sig ts Neuvoante In pretty 4 A D T t ; 1iy qts,, 24¢; 2 qta,| Gorn Brooms, 15c, Spatulas, 250, f Cotton Vests, low neck and no sa signs for shirtwalst sults, r ess r Imming ale Bho; Byte, Oe; 4 te, BBv; Sats, | Wash Boards, zine face, 16c, 29¢e per yard for 69¢ Imported Voiles in plain and stripe effects, ‘ood quality, lace (init oud bi Is 32 sachet wide and shi it 0 f : *Saduing Pang, Lat, 9c; 14 qte, ead eee aee ST ee he 89¢e per yard for 59c finglish Mohair with a good sill lustre, THUY trap raskias Haaeeyianieet hts fount He 4 Re rf ulte ut 0 the Ordinary u +] Mia Banat ate tes 114 ats, Oe: 2 Hep Ladders 6 feet, bucket rest, 19¢ per yard tor 59c Black Brocaded Faconne Silk, 12 designs. ture, The Smppertecton ad a oy et oe pay 180, 13,000 Yards of Chiffon Appliques at a Fraction} |\| “suieieaiaee sass. | Mtound rend Boards, 286, Se per yard for 10c Percaline, 36 inches, all colors, TET eat pre vte it ee does not affect | woods stores.” the price hete of Their Real Value. rN mE a dier Lest Heavy aheet-tron Bread Pans, 100, 29¢ per yard for 40c all silk Taffetaline Lining, the wear or use of She rare Pa row per yard is % " n ollin ins, Ge. jal 5 : ve cann i The leading maker of this class of goods decided to devote his atria Buckets, 2 ats, Mer 8) Wooden Potato Mashers, Ber. 10¢ for 19c Knicker Suiting, mixed effects. the amanulacturers Cantcrmorrow yor| TABLE No, A factory to other lines recently, and closed out his entire stock i if COoking Kettles, 6 qts,, 25c, Sonron rie. Bais BO Wem 1 0G) 614¢ per yard for 12}4c Dress Sateen in dark and light efferts, Rave a chance to buy vests which! 9. v4.) style of 6 Gn at less than the actual labor amounted to, not counting the cost of ingtormakersataudard lke” | erubbing Bruges, 10c, 634¢ per yard for 15¢ Outing Flannel, full yard wide, Nita iy sepia ou petu de cyme in, bodies materials, etc, The collection includes Tea and Coffee Fots Long-landled Woolen Dusters, 61, |p | Be per yard for White Goods Remnants of every description, E le N 3 —On first floor. Hh ele ant Bat Straight Bands, insertions, Separable Ornament Mavtoof henry rolled copper, with] Tittao Dust Brushes, BBe 19c per yard for 39¢ Mercerized Waist Materials, Table No. 3" yomen's these are gone there will be ng white metal uimmings, heavy! Turkey Fei i} s, \- at 68. tid, Motif Effects of the very latest designs, {|| Sets slic of theta ty yemingoerte ish IH ge per yara for Trimming Lacs, value to 250, ft Bek. Con oko, stn |The et mie al in all desirable widths, in black, white, black and white and pompa- triple Wierem onthe tnaldes $1.25 Sheot iron Roasting Pans, 10x16 25e yer yard for Allover Laces, value to 75c, with and length, ‘These are made of jdnly te dour colorings, desirable for neckwear or dress ornamentation. 2 pints, he. Balness $1.35, | Inches, Bde, 3 The soft cotton yarn of a very good Table No, 13-0 fon dulce choosing we have divided the goods into five grades, see ita Heaby | Wanamaker Metropolitan / For Men and Boys qu, and very eli, There ok, : as follows; xtra Heaby St ings were manulal slan Lawns, just the right ‘andard Drop-Head a pair, We secured from a/o.an, Lot 1—Values up to 29c. per yard, at Sc, Planished Tinware Sewing Hockines Ye per pair for Men's 150 Black and Fancy Socks, $ pare for 25a,gi/| [er 156.3 Fao. “at a special price rls Summer dese Lot 2— Values up to 49c. per yard, at 1c. DR Noreel aaa conbyn Boks These fine Sewing Machines are 10c per pair for Boys’ and Girls’ 19c School Stockings, which enables us: to ive fies oe Mee 10¢, a yard, Will be offe Lot 3—Vaiues up to 89c. per yard, at 19¢. es Kettles, int bottom, No, 7, |Ral-bearing and taltranniags have 1H $e for Men's $0c Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, ae i fe boon eat Lot 4—Values up to $1.50 per yard, at 29¢ Cll Cans, 4-quart size, 20¢, and double eed selthrendlng shut. {1B 6e for Men's 39c Unlaundered White Shirts, sizes 14 to 17, Table No, 4—0n first floor, ie ‘d | ; e e j 7 i a Wo i “a Lot 5—Values up to $2.00 per yard, at 39¢, PANEER TEESE hk antomatie ‘bobbin wine wea 6,00 for Men’s 12,00 Drivel It tp you : lapae them, Hensiiched Tray Cloths ah Gh Pillow Shans and Bure Main ¥ Co'anders, 280, Bread Pans, 15¢, bear.ngs, rotary khalt movement; 1.78 for Men’s All-wool 4,00 Pants, jarge variety of patterns, pure 1 Importer thin ‘if a > Qe sth 1ull Ket ttachmencs, ‘The: ° atterns; sizes 18 to 27 In, ; Dp lar Book irs erie aay Jahan Usnind Cabbie, 60e, wil al Kind ut owing vires: | Bf 4.76 for Boys’ All-Wool 3.50 Norfolk and Double. breasted Suit hae ay Cots wer manuactured Fe fie ate a Japauned Foot Tubs, 40c, and we &I 30c. each; to-morr 300 Opyu ar DOOKS Way Relow Par if] dansnned diread Hoses, be. jours eta deat 1.65 for Men's Shoes that are worth up to 3,50, Every size, ie for ae, eh Seem roe Te A them last to- , In addition to making a specialty of the new books as they —~=—Ee : - 214¢ each for Blue Stamp Cigars, 10 for 25c, Each band a stamp. | item out for sale at omly,...+... 19 Table No. 16 appear, and which are always to be found here on the day of pub- #| Se cach for Cremo Cigars, Table No, §-Onsecond floor, able No, eat We are constantly offering specials in popular books at ex. | OHN WANAMAK R 18c for 25 New Porto Rico Cazedores, 534 in, miabeae hee eas chy lot of thee Ba ceedingly tne prices vb, HR Rate | | of ou 5, + 1008, | You remember a gly tempting prices, Here are to-morrow's oflelngs; | Formerly A.T. Stewart & Co,, Broadway, Fourth ave.,9th and 10th sts, |) BP pratt ot Otlet pearly acre there as of them a few Lorre epee ti ep or tees agp - fre rine edge, when the first lot was het i vers at Just a little mPreliinion Taffeta Silk Umbrell a _ _ er dozen cards of Darning Cotton, of Couch ‘Covers a ‘dine a The ara Crewe, by Mrs, Bu rnett, 68c, (ee Side Hose Supporters, made of wide elastic, Value 19¢ Hi) ut i eta tar and ve we icone wh Ste re oF ee elton, Published at $1.50 R,H, Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Je per paper of Safety Pins, all sizes, Value 42, . golng to retail them to you In the| consisting of pearl and st Other Special Book Bargains, ' Be for 10c Collar Foundations of silk chiffon, fame way, There Is not a one in the/ git and. sliver, onldlaed. an The Gtits of 3 ard’s Sc " ty } C?> Ge for box of 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes good quallty paper, lot that would not sell for $1.25; vis gray effects. The reason. a ‘ | for 25c Leather Card Cases, Purses, Cigar Cases, eto. choice to-morrow. seeneee lon’t retall now for $1.45 ide d Table No. 6-02, fist foot ear tne oth Re we Sion) ama *™ —Short lengths loth, As we ' fy ds,; | before, this drop stitch does m - Specials for the House of Towelling; some lengths 2 y i f i i 6 yds, These are/and you would not realtee i | Biway at 6th AV, aéth to 35th St, 8e per yard for 1240 tufiied Curtain Muslin, plain and striped, ober dane oe ich linen crash, pened pet to ye There ai Sa cil : 16c each for 30c hand painted and printed Japanese Pillow Tops, sultable for Ash CR eat nd they BO tO-MOrE edition, Specta ce Books, 36c Now on Display— | 2c per yard for 5-4 Table Oilcloth, peeves taiges to 186s & va J tong] able No, 16 ta : 3 i . last you can take your! oxcelient Corset Bargain for Here are the famous Henty books, copyright eaiti ‘ 29c for Galvanized Foot Tubs, 18 inches long, with side handle, Bf} tas 3,000 yds Re ear ee ! Re a es an td hein #10 eh vt eda: Very Extensive Assortments of | 8c for Nickel Towel Rack with three arms, ie bie Ne. 7—On first. floor, a aD, tone ae ‘he elakin and Cowboys ete ae On the trrawaddy, ane Wii oar aa ERS | = for Toilet Paper, 8 large rolls, able No, /—-~", ‘Jattached, in white and Nat or ete, t rt at” thel wien aranra aaa! ° 25¢ for To per, 300 Renais- Horie the I a Mace nee Spring Goods in All Departments, |B 8c per pair for 1.50 Cotton Blankets, extra heavy. sance Pleces, A little Job lot that we roa and taney Rene 1 ie nity} No Surrendes ‘ Tet ee ‘ : fe eo ay) ed h for 1,00 Comfortables, medium weight picked up at one-third of usual cost, blue shades finished with whi *) Under | Wellington'a coms ; |g 59e each for 1, ; ' BHt. Some of these are all-over designs and hows, None WOR Les) Aah Ly Piru No! iy ten | Wh Benaro, the ret Now in Progress— |83.98 for Mattress, hair top and bottom, excellent filling. othr have Hingn cents all made Sond bio. Cucina Fairy Libr Haake te Oe H | 4.98 for Combination Mattress covered in good ticking, Poe ee ee ty 406; eat AP Printed from Oh ide b ot lg sloth Many Important Special Sales, | 7.49 for 11,50 45-pound Mattress of good black hair, the aunty 1s sal we you ait and. 4 Aprons OR Thi ‘sen’ Tales, ulock's Fairy B bg) , | + i norning, le y Andersen's ae * | Hulorkea Katey Bost, | Oteen Fairy, Book, Among Them the | 49c for 75c Hemmed Napkins, dice pattern, in dozen lots, ou teeorieee Me Ri ied Pai tmlatieaiets dices. " | Andrew Lang. | Yoliow Fairy" ion, “AM 'M59c each for 1.00 Fringed Table Cloths, full bleached, No, 8-0 first floor, Hetty, soled. Made. wii ain ro Rr Semi-Annual Sale of CH INA, | 66¢ each for All Waol Smyrna Mats; worth 1,15, Table No. —1,000 Brg yee et eee ! 4 be Ab 33 See ies inate pee ! ‘ Sheets to be Judge Our Grocer De t by Th Paria a AS SWA E and Ais | 1.29 for 2.75 All Wool Smyrna Rugs, 26x54 inches, 1 f lets over the shoulders 4 ly ; i sold to-morrow at Just 18c. less than) meq, also with pretty lace and. Selunel-—Delicioun: taster ) Fancy a4 W R These Values GLA Ss = AR =i BRIC-A BRAC | 19e per square yard for Sampson’s 30c Oilcloth, 4-4, 6-4 and 8-4.) ti. ougit to Bra au ” stitch effects, hie he Pa vi nol Our cane, i} mf ‘a8 — 7 4 r Nid? t x ] Laie ONG Nine | cous Han cantre ss |] From our great reserve stocks wa have drawn fresh assortments, so || ff 86e per square yard for Jos. Wild Hoe Linoleum, Value 650. {In Made trom ae ea momatin with | Ween you wash them, Tuesday Parse that every line is full, complete—ready for you. Whether you aim }| aG 1 seam in the cermre, Mie hie) see} Table No, 18-0» 3 3 | we to buy a safely chcap Dinner Set for the surimer cottage or a guperb Mexts and Grocerles j{them you will Rnow that tnéy fel by "Be | Suorotash--Our ioc set of ware that will be treasured as you would a chest of fine silver, }|ff40e per lb. for Fresh Bottom Round Beet. Ler as Mera Gul Feral a 1 ee Ten , Tomatoon Out famous Lima Haga oun 12¢ we can supply you and at a matchlessly low price, Our Stocks of || Hi ge per Ib. for Plate and Navel Corned Beef, Table No. 9-02 first floor, dium and dark Hla ane ‘of th rand not note than | Seth rece : || these wares on display and accessible for selling are greater than the || Hf 4Q@ per Ib. for Small Fresh Beef Rumps, * 7 450 Untrimmed eT) ppb cult ' ee Ny He | Rei oan : Be pints combined stocks of all the other department stores in New York City. || ff g0e per lb. for Corned Beef Tongues, Dress Hats; also Ray Oe parity II offered to-morrow at the ridleul | ni Al a Serpent Gat TRmneh Tie 4 a a) at a or —=— I P kk. red ri Wear Hats Aah d $4. Th price of ann’ Ale Hinest quality; every bottle perfect; not more than § dos, $1.99 7c for 3-Ib. can of Tomatoes, solid pack, red ripe, tach, instead o} and $4. These tee vee | f0.a customer; Per Moke rss cen : $1, | f Spring shapes made of » 19-On Our 41 Imported Port or Sherry, per bottle, 75c, | In Our Rig Department We Show |e for Y-aize can Imported Sardines, key opening, tion, mating, lace, silky horsenalt, Table No. 19th D. Leiden's Rhine Wines at Nearl fae Aatt Res i Dy Th L Cc Tl ti f O j |6!4¢ for 1-pound package 10¢ Seeded Raisins, braid. straw MADE iit Tee Dress, iat oh food by hal ens ie: | ecula I, | “A . ., are very few alike, they having been| dainty pink, blu Lanbenbelmer, 1 dos, att..,.... 84.50 | a uumileh, 1 doz, ane mies e argest Ollec fon or riental 41!4¢ pound for Armour’s Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, tenanitasticar's sample line of goods Yokes strapped with embro! Mlersteiner, 1 dog. tn... Baa Kudesholmer,'1 doz. ats Taner’ Bf | Ru 8 and Car ets in the Hi ee ws intended to retail at $3, $4 sine sone Hedy ay nt of vot . iyi = | \ . (None of these can be sent C,)also side effects trimme i cee gs SSE RAS Pp eit de ens Sets le FAIS: | 2 B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps h 8, (one long a they: last to-| able braid; made to sell at Until 12; then 1 until Store closes MOFFOW. ses 46 $1,985. rnser » Bloomingdales’, Sidon se tory of the Macy Store. ‘| ile aia at lca iad ed eA saa iia MAR ac a i erat e