The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1905, Page 10

NAEAOV | renee rene | & maf wage, Jenkine was carrted oe The Natural Laxative ‘Water was awarded tho * Ninth street and Thind avenue. Th Grand Prizo at the 81, Me | horaee fan north on ‘Third avenue antl farite Purity and Texcols J yN = Nwenty-firat street was reached, wher snee, Bi ko-- “Butlding Standing on Former ZA, Trying to Stop Runaway Team| {tH seme Into. cosion with a ‘Third | Biney in action tonse for aie tho: Sit Y T@AM| avenue car and turned into Twenty-first all stomach aliments, | /Lighthouse Site in Neighbor- ! y: of Mail Wagon Is Dragged| "et! Tr Jonkins tried to atop | hood that Was Once a Beach - f - oe TAA Bea ay onienthe. tea Abell 1 Goes Under the Hi Jaltv Geod Feltow © MN, ” wewent omomentn! Macning” Halt Block’ and Then Fats clovated pillar, the wagon. was demol. Y jammer, \ —Vehicle Demolished, lened and the mall scattered over the | neeiewecs j . men Write Evenin ——— a | —— |} Wweder the auctioneers hammer yes-| Wome E 8 One Traces Her Unhappi- Col, Georgo Harvey, LL.D. | shy y the building standing on the site| World to Jell Experi- Ghat wes marked a hundred years ago} ences Similar to Those} (by the 014 Ngnthouse at the junction of! of Mra, Alfred Thornton Uffeawent of whee Woe Drstvar| Baker, Who Is Suing for Divorce Because @eems @ triang! wold. It bi t Paw an ey eel down pe fe Her Husband Neglected og York Realty Company, It gave] Her for His Clubs, old-timers of Washington Market | Patrolman William T, Jenkins, CHARLESTON, 8, ©. | ness to a Bowling Club} rast Dwenty-nocond stieet station wee | Board. Of Trustees sof college” SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK, ;. ft id the ej | OC LOR vy from Which Her Hus-| ‘Vly injured to-day while endeavor-| Pawson Col, Geotne Harvey) ot west ing to stop a minaway team attac! Xerk, MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, | band Graduated Into | Others— Another Mar- ‘ ca : = ried ‘‘a Good Fellow’?’— SOURIS OH A CCIE OIE foe OE EFC DETER | “Women Should Rise! Window Shades and Screens} We Sell Reliable Merchandise Against the Club,” De-|¥ Made to Order. \weweasine H r clares a Third. Estimates Cheers @ullivan acquired this designation | on the intruding influences of the club. 7 nanrieg q young busi make Mrs, Baker was Mary 0, Pemberton, | Our wed Mt ; i ‘dl aalianedied hia votes corry | ember of one of the most prominent | as myself thought tii i, @ mile when he oesame excited | families in Philadephia, and Alfred Gi Pappineas Awe ft me Bu [WB Us the bom carrier of Washington | Thornton Baker, also of @ teading | Dowling cli ile iewatt tes even to-day, The furmers from | Philadelphia family. Ro eeRnmuns nigats Island and Jersey whea thoy bring| Two years ago Mra. Baker began t0/ meintes of a woods to town walt im turns for| notice the frequent absences from home the gomt olay Dan” to call them. Hie men|of her husband. He was an enthuslas: | embers. carry the produce to the market | tio clubman, and gradually the pleas- jones under the bo: Oirection. He| ures of home began to be substituted yeare old and as hale and| entirely by those of club life, The man of thirty: five. young wife, resenting the desertion of ustenes , who has kept a fruit | herself and her two children, decided | Ws Pipatings in the building on the Hghthouse | to seek a divorce, She charges her ue- | tion and H Me chance to tell the younger wenera-| ag eutt for divorce which Mra, Al- X “fully Furnishede | ANDO PULUP Men'atories about the neighborhood that|tred Thornton Baker, of Philadelphia, 1.300 | SHADES { q res once a beach. has bewun against her husband, the ' aa . Kd AT YOUR BO aie wis ic ubts ts tur.|Nallsknown yacht owner and clubman, AM to the social aystem | i age Mouse |} bigeye has aroused an interesting discussion, Foon whieh violate. city | ic 3x6 q tm the Metory of Washington Mar-| ‘hat the allurements of club life have Myhabpaicee wae des | it Sane POR be im reciting the stories of former | been responsible for the unhappiness in We My : ad Ray RA who im linen * tena {2 Daniel Bullivan, better | MPA Baker's life he horselt frankly ad- : Sint home for club fe, | Simpiste 28" BOE 5 CENTS : At Reasonable Prices Hoy 5 1, | mite, and gromen readers @ ven: y sympathy i a . 3 fe old-timers as "Nolsy Dan." ling Work’ have echood her sentiments A, M. ©, 2 MOCHA 090 HED AO OH RECOM HC HOMO ACHES SEE OE HR MSOLA a | k % A Very Attractive Saie of — . i FINEST IMPORTED WiATTINGS. An Event of the Greatest Importance trom a Quality and Price Standpoint. 500 rolls of bright, new, crisp Malting just received from the Flowery King- § dom, and every one open tor your Inspection, it The Graatest Assortment—The Greatest Values ever presented by any store in America. for thirty-odd years, Goesn't know | band with devoting all of his time to [divorce 1 iy $ Whether the structure te to be tora| his clubs and leading a bachelor lifo | Maier A" fe | These Superior Mattings F.98 x @ewn or not. ‘The sale was made In| as freely as though he had no home at | and maintain them. | are reversible Hnen warp, in the prettiest carpet designs ever woven, Vy if (ee settlement of the estate of the late | all. MRS. AGN Mado in the highest art for which the Oriental is eclebrated. fn valu x Goaeph Graham, The following letters on the subtest | He Was “a Good Fellow. WRER POM OT) ray vanze toi $10.00, $14.00 to $15.00 por roll. | Fer roll of i: | Phe man who knows most about the| have been received from readers of | To the Hui: ( i 7 7 mM a eer egee eri ; Be 4 Betebortioed is Hazzard Nor, who now | Tbe Bvening World: pais, cae! 40 yds r BUT TO-MORROW YOU SAVE MORE THAN HALE, 40 yds. Fy at Newburg, N. ¥., and is ninety- Started In a Bewling Club. Jher hush it years old. Mr, Roe retired from/to the Maltor of The Evening World | ton, by DEORE ness a few years ago. He used to) I have read with interest (he MOONE | the’ aeetags MeN: ete cece. eee Cees Te. ee cee cee ee ee eee that cannot be duplicated outside th Ty Four Rug Values cinucs'cttve Samm Se HI “| “Byery Site Low Shoes,’’ at $2.75. jbatertein old-timers in the market by | of the sult for divorce brought by Mrs gh rie yectnitel rsuonie | ) Fy ‘@elling them of the days when the Ilght-| Alfred Thornton Baker, and | can aps Which the club ts 4 the Ry yware ty ‘ reat ye ’ 7, Sve: Size Low i] BPllle Wis in eathvenee ava now he iaal crecinie orig veo, fall tbevAnmUlih’ ane |Home la Rrowine war { The circle of friend’ made by “Every Size L 4 many a” wife's @ften rowed a boat from West Broad-| must have suffered from that desiroyer | i) Shoes” is ever widening. “Every Size Low Shoes” — BRUSSELS RUGS. | GRANITE ART RUBS. X Qray to Hoboken, of home Ife—the club, Seven vears ago tl 4 have won fame in a field marked by many failures. i SS MAUL) pe Rugs, auarantsor perfect and a elent Dining or Bedroom Rug, sold «is, fully Fi — = oa band to ey . puree: we x ully 12 yeet long and eet wide; 9 fect by 9 feet, or threo yurds square; ¢ " | FAMOUS SITE SOLD FOR $52,200 ite ext Inded over a period of They typify the first and only success for combining = & £20 value, at, special veer ces 10.00 vaire'sinc: abeclal price cue in halt, 6.1 2eO e I ZOO, ine Tie nats she ken style and fit, comfort and quality, in shoes at the | $6 GQ Smyrna Rugs, $9.98 $12.00 S$ Rugs, $5.98 considered cana Nt lowest price it is possible to sell good shoes, In the | ¥ pavrinin smyrna juve, § foot Wie Na ARR EAA Fg aaah. Be 98 Rie f ‘ “ . ” is em) nes, vide | 75, . aattern, a rich Oriental design, and 5 making of “Every Size Low Shoes” we adopt the |* (only # patterns), rich Oriental designs, value becatise there was only one pattern we marked thr ‘ models of the $8 and $10 custom bootmakers of this x bane ae reduced almost one- 3 98 price the lowest over known; size ca, 98 country and atroad, and reproduce them line for line, |» il ay F | 40.G fect... ..... ie ioe . and they're all hand lasted, One of the thirty new | 2 "¥YX¥ MHRA nM sane HNN RANA WERE MRR RRA HAM KERN RRM HHA HM AH IK models we present for the season is illustrated above. = ¥ A G. S 1] f L : y/ “Every Size Shoes,” low and high, come in every — reat ale O. Moleums. | size and half size from 4 to 12 and every width from | praesmelon ill be A most profitable day It you come here for this | Ta,the Fdltor of The W som ot ~AA to EE—lace, button and blucher, all leathers — x art ON MUIR Ble Bed ON RATS ms 4 |e Bakes “ivory cannot elt’ | If you have been paying $3.59 or $5 for your shoes, = 5, 000 Yards of $7. 50 Quality Pattel ue “ER ize Shoes” willinterest you at $2.75 the pair. | x ; ” C " [tat ae *| “Every Size Shoes” willl you at $ Pale le Genuine dnlaid Linoleum, at, sq. yd. 4 ja a mgod ell w du itn the orn WM. VOGEL & SON ! Remember this fs absolutely the best grade and heaviest quality made—tn a range of beautiful home eee clu | ht J designs-~a genuine inlefd dollar and a half Hnoleam—colors run through to the buck—one-quurter-ineh thick. ‘ [home itfe, cman one viet ¢ the craving for clubs It jg. hard struge {gle for his wife. The women of this country ought to rise up against the encroachments of the club on the home. Don't Miss It. Think of the Saving. We Continue the June Clearing Sale of Odd Rolls and All Kinds of Carpets. Note the Attractive Prices, s Over | Over | Under | vor | Over | Under Former Prices. 140 yds./20 yds. 20 yds. | Former Prices 40 y 20 yds, 20 yds, T6e, Brussels Carpets GOc | 4c | BBc | $1.00 Axminster Carpets ........ 75e BSc | Bde $1.00 Brussels Carpets Tbe | BSc | SOc | $1.75 Axminster Carpets 1.10 | 1,00 | 80. { $1.00 Velvet Carpets . 7c 65c | SOc | 5c, Ingrain Carpets , vive BBC | BOC | 40¢ $1.25 Wilton Carpets . | G00 | 75ce | 6Oe | 40, Ingrain Carpets ............ 402 6800 | 200 # x Merchandise in over 100 departments of ' | im pO HORA HC HOCH DHS CALA a HN eH TE # b ; (S) % We Sold 500 of These Suits in One Day. % Three Big Values in Hy \ z p AND NO WONDER, We Summ Sh HI R a = = : fa y are 4 0 a — — = : Fulton Street, from Bridge to Duffield Street, 4 CU a need ed St ae oes I? 5 Store Open Until ‘ S vith Each | $46,000 SHORTAGE IN | fur OM, on Saturday, BROOKLYN. toe, of Your Purchase, { SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.) “+------~----------~-------------- 0, /Q) (, -----n-nnnn nnn nnn | ee caega Broadway. _ Houston St. Seg ht Bee, | | _— we ee EES oT SS oa We Give Dividend Stamps. a] ' 1,000 Stamps are worth $3.00 cash, and 500 are worth $1.50 cash, when buying SSSR ae Sao ae a ea aT a eT ean pete ae sea ge He ae II a EE ate ae a WERE ST BROOKLYN. BY TRUCKLOAD =" (Unusual Opportunities to Save on most serviceable Military Play Suits at Prices That Fermit of Generous Savings. i Women’s Vici Oxfords, black aud tan, and Pat a q Coltskin; hand-turn ‘soles; nobby styles: Cuban, 4 on sale anywhere in BR military and common-sense heels regular price $2.50; Special at $1.59 KLYN, These suits made of checked denim—exactly like cut; coat and pants separate. Coat made SEI SHIRE eae ae ees aaa ae aes aes Years, yi ¥e $1.50 Children’s Patent Lea'her St Slippers, 3 here’s where we My laten eather Strap Ppere, § WASHINGTON, D. ©, June &—A M s Ne DE any white braid sizes 6% to perfect fitting; special 79 # ¢ cous at's 4st! Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fish, Etc. EAataaue amis PA toncrienat Ot Te § feves Catight Just in Time tian saneon naw rosutted. Inet a ‘ i suspenders and braid down is ith $2,500 Worth of Cloth H ailanieatie Fastening w Friday and Saturday, in addition to the many other money-saving opportunities throughout every part aiden; an Lonely ( Wormen ssamale Oxford ay | Russia Cait Brown i With oe, ortn 0 Gio “Karr who has heen connected with fot the Grocery and Meat Store, our patrons will particularly appreciate the two other offers in our Coftee§ | 2 By Oe barat $1.00 Cc Aba cmediuine Neeley tenMee Rellasle » Cuban 4 ing, Almost the Entire Con- ‘have for s quarter of « couture: | Land Tea Depaiiments, ‘ yaa onyer Teh $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00; special at... D1, OS } ‘ tents of a Loft, in Wagon, ref se tiege Novia’ Toon cw |Last 2 Days of the Great Coffee and Tea Sale with Free Sugary |) cmarssemnonrxnnu xx nnn C0131 ORODBBOEBOHOHOACRHOEK | TAELPRLIO EAT eee eens v Do not fail to take advantage of this last o) tunity this th to secure a 5-lb, bag of H. & E, Fine} } =e SESS vestixation followed. Karr admitted f ast opportunity this month to secu . bag . Fi rei ena uailers Ye become ao! (ie theft and Auld he vad been tekine. *}Granulated Sugar, absolutely free, Have You Bought That Hammock ? moickrlond robberies eve became so/the funds sof the, Inatlittn for’ ths We claim our 25c, Coffee is the best in the world. This month we have succeeded in making it better} | Here are 6 worthy ones that will:addmuch to your comfort and pocketbook, @ommon tn the precinet of the Mercer than it ever been, By securing some extra well-seasoned Coffees we have been enabled to make a blend Every one guaranteed to hold 50 po unds and more. ——— L Be ise ceaered tie woh WB ses comprising sirength, aroma and richness never hefore attained, ‘The Mixed Tea we offer in this event we Palmer's Hammocks Are Best, , ES Rvervemapon /asoni ii trons Grin iim is not duplicated elsewhere at G0e, a pound, LEER rd Et OClary oaintey weet Senne aoe Siness place at an untoward hour CS ath TRO CORE Cerner ita any ordinary weight; value BRET cistetior onl early toe. (ruck Luncheon Foods Low | Two Free Sugar Offers. Fest Fresh Meats i ae a $1.98, fF vivre, DOC Ben Policeman Thomis dg. Dilton r Priced ie Bes at Cut Prices. Bxtra ty alot Dy Ae 75c xtra heavy triple-weave Palmor Ham- Be adea wilh HundIGs Aida Vadva Corned: BRets Wn pounds Cafe Spe-| Ri SAB TSU TOM ckole Lay stretcher pene mock; deep valance on each side, extra | ( elothing in front of No, 9 Great Jones Sed by machinery, Ib, 24 Gathe 7 Fenular ase PrP NTS TIDE SUNS ICOM Cage etTSs palmer'’s best quality Hammocks, with| large pillow, triple stretshers, eer 1 Pickled, the best, quart. LBe Tesi anak sepound| Peat ihe icivame anal ante shel sep valenos OHCEasH Ride] entra. wilc| jUaRuHMe colors) “value, #2:78: 49 nen, te waked twat the wagon Pickles, sweet, mixed or iain, quart, bag Of Pest fine Gran 1b, Mi eenbi tino Hammock Seconds {@rove off, Dillon rapped with his Relish, sweet, quart . 1B. ate Sugar Lamb, leg or hindquarter, tender, Ib., ° bd) another poll he WONDERFUL Onions, small, sour, very faney, qt. | ise os 1.00 16¢ Palmer's Best. Wagon, ‘Then he entered the hallway | tat | Ppound cacly Pura) Leg or hindquarter genuine Wether ; if * He Grcat vanes a Sanding 1 a Chow Chow, in French dressing, at., ed Tea, sold regu- rel Jy damaged, but are just as strong as any others; some of these gocds are valued eon gains * young carry an Sliding Couches LAPIN ee: ib: Rah eu heya aR ‘ k, best cuts, usuall a id He eta as ye and Hutte tpectal sale and sold as 1a, and no mail orders accepted on same, each 1 49 ; Mie oe clathing on kin ahoD Pickled Beets, very faney i and a S-pound bag of | Sirloin Steak, best cuts, usually sold 08) $8) ig owes in it a NINA sa ea CRO OR I Une teal Se igreat Munileof clothing on hie anoul/ sere ickled Beets, very fancy, large Ie best fine Granulaied | at 20c, per Ih. Iseeesesceseerseee 17 $1.08 and .....se+0e b P A Ky FE Phe policeman shoved nis revolver in | cedented. Special price $5.95 Apple Butter, the hest, in bulk, Ib,. 8c | PURAT em aCee, 1 00) SED ACH OAM ES Bam ‘00 ore creens. Skesoung man's fave, und tho der Bloaters, fancy smoked, large, dozen, Oe at No Mest SebtsGi Or Re ; OUR OWN IMPORTATION of Superior Selected Screens—Values that make this the logical hoad- Ebictptly. threw up his hands Maximuin comfort, great economy fy P42e.s each i Tyveesy ae Try the Tea ani Cof- Fresh Fruits and quarters for these necessary adjuncts to one's comfort, Frankful st A - ia phla confederate, who was comin of space. Heavy rich bronzed steel Bolog * (your choice, Ib, 12% | fee at free demonstration booth, Vegetables 8x6 4x8 6x6 8x8 10x8 12x8 Ghe stairs after hin, Ac un ‘ print Ohare ny hand y Bart cue: WO. Wipe inonors ide: fllise ee ae ceUoe a Se er ety CracKers and Cake. New Potatoes, large basket 29c 49c 59c 96c 1.24 1.96 4 ribed themselves 6 |Bergii e » vith fine arattine Sul . i : s ew $, sket, H Meaaviale. youre Bie ke, | mattress and bolster in fancy denim, eee pores era e bee uit, Uneeda Milk, pkge Stee} Cabbage, Tea YD U0 RN OK LK RRM MKS Bea tatone twenty-two | fH Special price for this saleoniy, Cheese, Holland Kase, genuine ine] Nain fresh and crisp, all ris Craniea ies Hu pate ee Tot We Never Tire— Su erlative Mattresses You'll Never Tire if Baa hircive cone itr McClain, <istior rGheese, Neufchatel, elch.... .....4c| Cakes, Aunt Betsey's Thimble, b,.12c| Liquors and Cigars | in Talking About Our p I! filled Mattresses, any) Hat iis Bi ieolihe a ve i Rey UeemhclNleion Bene 9 CREDIT, Fish! Fish! Fisht! | cakes, Hippodrome, tb.... : Gal, Bot} % Mattressos In two sizes, 3 ft. x 6 ft, Bxtm we ‘a » Any|Hatr | Mattresses, any size, full § BATLUIN c iiey cha tenes A the pick of the fresh caught at re-| Crackers, currant fruit, Ib. Power's 3 Swallow, Irish, = 48 2 in, and 8/tt. 6 in, |; wide. yen reautre, | ed and covered ‘ ERR Geo Simpson @ Co. sounaersTTRIY How prices Cakes, Virginla Mixed, Ib Wise's Iris Whiskey ae x 6 ft, 2 in, b-inch 8 extra val tute l A9 in best A, C, A. 4 08 i th porty a c ( r | ¢ voeee 4 Darina Dey M ye oe ' b+) . ; gelle a i id ¥ Nothing manufacturer, "Al tho, tmevcs| ff Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Ete, Lyi f Your cote, 7c ane Seer es eset Bore PURLEY, BE TORN i tt wots #25, papel C sas for . °) #08, for yy $ ‘ loft im Mr. Hilfman's lott was a palr of 539-41 EthA fea Randoek a nae 8 3 Cakes, faney mixed, Ib... ¢ itera Claret, pes) ae 2,25, vai fi hs Jamaged boy's trousers | ve., Crean MIRENETE BROAN FANCY ACNE ViBiseuity Plot; IByssisiernrerugtin ps0 Lise aT § ay b0- —— aaa aa ae Eiiie fxiapners: were Inter arraigned 28¢ | sist tf Steel Trap, Elegantes, box 50,,,,80¢ STHE NAMI & h later arraigned tn Northwest Corser 37th St. | id, cut, very choice, each....,., 88¢| Pound Cake, 5 kinds, fresh from the| De Cayey, Porto Rican, box 50, ,09c ¢! ih [eam : Me @ Deersibn Market Court and held for Pen ak evenings Ti oma No fish sent C, O. 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