The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1905, Page 5

ST RERENTTE MN TERIA eT PRE BAN ITEC IM aT pryere DEATH DUE TO | - AIRINSUBWAY — g , toh Sa ip aR RR RPT UE) EN ES TL I J BY NO SONRES TION with Ay OTHE STORE Physician of the Board of Health Says THEBIG STORE WY" ACITYINTTSELF Some of the Attacks of Heart Fail- ; ure May Have Resulted from ©, JEGE » OPER Conditions in Tunnel SIXTH AVE, jathtawiimn 18°AI9*STS. ? NEW YORK. ae) TTT, FTIR A PTRIRTIT ITNT YA 1: Grune Let lee Features, Yow Lork's Best Sho ping Onporlunttes bi Rouble "3. & H Greon Trading Vill 12 o'Clock, Thercatter, Sing! ps Morning aps Until Closing Hour, est’ HA Ay IX, a ai les, Wmctnas, Brushes Rubber Soods & Sundriee Ohe Garly Summer Sate Begins at Ohe Big Store Go-Worrow. HIS is always the largest and most important event of the kind in New York. For:these periodical sales we gather i tity of th ds indicated, i iy preresreraale Of he Hates and best; and each PRICE 1S SO LOW THAT NATURALLY AN: ENORMOUS VOLUME OF BUSINESS RESULTS. | Thousands of people come to these Sales, ’ We give these extensive stocks broadest possible displays. The Entire Main Aisle Will Show These Goods To-Morrow. Duplicate Stocks in Regular Sections. If the crowds in the Main Aisle are so thick to-morrow and other days of the Sale you will find precisely what | you want in the regular sections accorded the drugs, toilet articles, or whatever it may be your desire to purchase, ] ‘X phywlolan of the Board of Health, /!t, and the Subway atmosphere th in who rode in the Subway just after the | Diviness ural inst weet comet’ be resumption of trafic suceeding the to huve been twice as pave iit we { flooding of the tunnel Sunday and Mon- | WOOK | pee that explanation falls Gay, came out @ convert to the bellet| “qt tne Houtd of Health will tak that Subway alr with the present aya-| the matter, I bolleve it will ind a reine ° tem, or lack of aystem, of ventilation | oi},,8d J applications if hag power to Lohse’s Lilienmiteh Serle, 25e a Cake, fe seriously dangerous to health, He | as much power to require maak tonite? Pe anid that he wowd bring the matter | Hon tn the Subway ay it has to require This fine imported Soap possesses many qualities which make it an eminéntly admira- ary plumbing and garbage removal ble essential of the toilet. It is regarded as before the board at once, and see If | in tenement, something could not be done to remedy |, Both Rapid ‘Transit Commission and the choicest Soap made in Europe. It sales exceed those of any other soap there. Itis ex- the condition which exists, | rntardevan Company agree that some- quisitely fragrant and gives the skin a delightful whiteness and softness. 250 ' , "fT am conyolnced,” sald he, ‘that | eured the publiio ropeatudly that wenen there 1s some way to give New York-| Mente are being made ‘and that a Mian Would be. fo Acs ers who have to patronise the subway | Dod: without seteee ye, today wots as good alr as 1s given to the public In| single member of either body sould’ be Breeton and London, and I am Informed | found who would talk about the wait ae ‘ or say whether anytni ‘i fe that In both those cities the alr In the | Upon. Nothing dotinite tee as, sea by qubways 1s good and pure, I cannot) elther further than a repetition “at th, pretend to say anything about tho en-| fesurances given before, and they do Gineering difficulties, but whatever they | of pro able to report any kind gress, may be it 1s Imperative that they be Object Lesson from Flood. overcome, no matter what the cost. , They admit that the condition of tne thing must be done, and both Mave wo: Price, a cake, sal Mahy DOathb alr yesterday and the day botore: wa ‘ Tollet Re May Cau y Gometiing to Impress unoneanye wee Soaps. Drugs and Sundries. Drugs and Sundries. Drugs and Sundries. sree tied aes RE “It the alr is not made better moon | the necessity of doing womothing and'do:| ASSORTHD ODORS SOAP, cake SOAP; cake, Ho 1 0 PER GBNT.; pint, ae: | SCARA BAGRADA PX- Ti, ade Door yer sant, GOo | BYTROLBUSC IBLE, jaro She we will have a great increas In tho] IM that quickly, but they still say they | GIGI LO As RAP, eae, BATH SOAP, GS | PILE mI I pe welda TVA SANITARY NADICENS: one | CUTLOL CH, bottle, 100 ortality of the city, and I belleve that] 4 ‘ rab OpANIO| ¥ Ps ‘AL. ae 3 | ‘canted, ead é 285 In paokaae, o | SANT Na Bla VOX 10S than double the. usual mortality last] A,certain ‘Dammany leader sald to-day | ¥ a GATE BOAR. a STR ONT TGEaie Bi Bena nBees BATH CAMINDT; remjaily | MANITATTAN EXTRACT, all otore; Bee “‘wook from heart tallure, Tt ta raid that | SD8t 16 ould, be fled te tale a contract | i ag eetenn BoUsUEE EU radiate s 138 | Sito eumorrm pyrmony: odors: om, $e pills: ft is duc to the business strain ina great |4t in reoord time, If he had to tear up # MONAD vVionET gsokh’ Mbprie PAST Dr, Can Se ommended, for auperiority, of current MES, BLU ; i Waris’ ft may be;| every strcet In Manhattan and utilize un | at ° TOs 8 formula, naan antiseptic apmay, nie erated, dur te adalen; regularly. A. on. . city, and no ¢ irked | tho power of the entire municipadity to | T. co | PALM OLIVE SOAP, caite, 105 find mouth wash, 1 and superic N'S ASSORTID OpoRS, on but Teannot account for such a marked er Se ses Peart H HRY 3 0 LA FRANCE ROSH 'SOAP, 8 cakes tn GI CORN CURT, 1 fs i ” % t do the work—provided, of course, that | fees S| bbe. 5 VID JAY CORN TLASTERS, ho | ATID RURTOT TRUE, ainale, BARCOCK pxrna 1 fncrease in 40 whort a thine without | he te allowed a tree hand and well pald | GAWKINe tay Rest. coup onmast | EXEy OF LUZON GOAP, ® oakea Ip sroxinge | uaa onl ‘ obs | HERMD AUDIT RUS, Gogda. | 4:78 | RALCOOK ADAGT, all odorm; on, looking for some abnormality to cause! for the trouble, ND BOUQUET WITCH HAZEL, cake, bo box 1 RIQAN HYDROGEN PEROXIDE: PURE” REFINISE AFFINE, NDW TORIC DLASTIC DRUGS, angle, | | TNA Gor 8 on. } ~ ——___—_—_— = MORGAN HAND BAPOLIO, ‘cake, QUR RUTTERMILK TOILET SOAP, <) 4 NOW YORK WLASTIO TRUSS, double, i BAL COLA Zi16 | MANITATDAN § OLIO. e CosMO BUTTHRMILK TOILET SOAP, i. % ” ‘ ” Satbe, ARMOUR CUCUMBER TOILMT SOAS “FRISCO KID” TO “SHINE” MAYOR) i,m zoe soon. ag | SHGath' Wren mm, sou oft 1 i AUTUMN VIOLET ROAP. 3 cakes tn box, 100 {BOUND SYRUP WHITE PINE for | XMMONOL TABLIOTS, one dozen in Ui mi pete Oo 1% 1, 10. Bh, GUM CAMPHOR, pound, ‘ Tollet Requisites. PAU DI COLOGNE, 4 on. bottle, BN CAMPITOR HALLS, pound, WPST IND! AY RUM, ND SISTERS HAI OMS bi Io | CAMPHORATDD DPNTIFRICH: bottle Te RT A AY RUM, hait pint, 2 | WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP.cake Peary aie So nm ti Se RNS UM ey | PACKER'S TAR ‘SO. Xe RUAND SISTER'S . bottle, 07, N DAU rin Quis Abo | TRACT: remulay ty 1 aR BOR. , pound, 1 le pe ee LTS. y pind, He pound, bo | ANTISUPTIC TOOTH POWDER; bottle, SALTS, % pound, the COLGATE DACTYLIS ‘TOILET SOAP. SHAMPOO, i cake, Drugs and Sundries, B Bo nd) DM. ‘OAM; bottle, Ado | Ths, On. bottle, 5” if 3 BSMBRALDA § e, Ho . SACS 4 BONAT! TM D TURKISH ROOT TOOTH MOORD SOL it 9 | a ew) oltinte ‘of ¥ ons tha toa fron as AR’ MILIC. pound box, TUM PHOBPITATE, pound 07 ’-Inan roller bandare, 1 packet absorbent si LES BAL wv LENCHG PMBRGENCY HOMB, containing J box carvolatsa vas [ity poker ‘te rtbent obttore’ vor ee ule? ND wrxn, with shomry G'S MALT HXTRACT; bottle, 106 Mo SARSAPARILLA, a wonderful ining tonto: bottle, ‘The MM, COMPOUND ImeTRACT CEL Es wh, i MUNYON'S WITCH HAZEL 80AP. BLIC COLD GRBAM: jar, cake, a OAL LIFPBUOY SOAP, cake, ¢ LOHSE'S BANDAL SANTAL BOAP, eake. 0 Brushes and Rubber Goods, i te COLD CREAM: % Pt FOOTIE LRUSIL i 100 and 2% { e.4 Dound NATL 20 y 4 IN, ENGLISH CU OU BER iN RIE f 4 | BON Bom $2 | GRNUENE, OT TeH SU C.U UU? Fact | BAU, BIA 50 and 4po i ) Way to Polish Boots of Noted Persons, | 100; remiiarly 9 to SFO BARN PILLS, U. 8, B, PURB BXTRACT SOAP BARK for clean | fmioring airengih,, cleans ularly" Bho. 125 i, Ge | nnd ewig fis tary Nac) Ate ua | ing all rabricy Tc | fepilates Kidnese, iver and betel Po AION TABLETS, 8 grains at L1G BORD HOR | HONEY ALMOND FOR SUNBURN: 94 iB rraRons, Po RUPN CASTILE SOAg, bar, in | Yr 409 Robt: " | icine son, 106; 807 oo | BENZOIN, ROSMWATER, GLYCHRINE RORS to hang wy (34 Bay, ope Aall ae Moyen ae BLIGHT OP THE NOME” « rettante | diepebbig DQG, PURMFIOR, for curg ot | VUES SUA SALICTLATE MB. | Iie UATE, Som, 103.1 Body La tON 26 par and ae Hit COMPLEXION BRUSHES, 305 out here an’ wants ter seo him. aha rialivereaien eocee At peer NEby's Favorite Rage OMPRISS CASCARA BAGRADA extrant Heo | DR CHARLES RBs FOOD, i} WARER BATH SPAY. Hing feller wot goes about the coun- ROO ER ALLET ODD ODORS, cake BDY; res: sorderat liver to. aN Le “ 200 oy PLAIN TALCUM, ‘box, io | RUE ae quarts 4 r + | healthy condition bott! 9 COMPRESS MIGRAINE NO 1 TABL EUAN de MEYERS’ racm vowel. | 2 wt INGS, h nin’ 4@ shoes of famous people, PRIMIERA, FINEST QUALITY CAS. HUIXIR PHOSPHATD. TRON, 160; regu: 00 18> on 43 | EMIPLICAT HUtORs, | dBe an} Be @n' His Honor shouldn't let me escape." B SOAP, anine 100; 18 cakes, 100 | AND RTRYCHNINE bottle, | COMPRESS SACORARIN 1 eratn tates Sunnie racm rowpmn, vex, i190 | HATH BRUSHES, resvidriy up to 739), | A bright-looking boy of fifteen years, SRE Noe kee a B SOM: | BXTRACT OP WITOH itAmott COMPRESS CALOMEL AND GODIUAT see OF DENZOIN, for eoliet Wy, | CStenet Cooper store, tain Floor, 18th 8k with @ peouliar looking bootblack’s box | COLGATR'S GLYCERINDT SOAP; cake, 03 | TBorl quart IGA. Noh 100 Ys Aisle,’ Front, i MIS, 100 in bottle, 1z0 ‘ ‘ on his shoulder, stood at the door of the Mayor's room at the City Hall and looked indignantly at the secretary who tried to bar hie way, He explained that he was Fred Rascik, | and thet he bad shined the shoes of | President Roosevelt, Gen. Miles, Tom John: Gov, Folk, Goy, La Follette and Joe Jefferson, Also he was on his way to Albany, New York, ¢o “shine up Gov, Higgins,” Popularty-Priced Waists \ | In Excellent Assortments. Wash Waists, so universally in demand, are shown here at; { three popular prices in unlimited assortments of pretty designs, ; White Lawn Women’s Rainproot Coats Women’s Summer Sewelry. ata Reduced Price. Wock Chains, Class Rings, Rrooches Sd Shirt-Warsi Seis Underpriced. at We have sold thousands Jewelry suitable for presentation purposes. As graduation or bw 7 of these serviceable garments, confirmation gifts these offerings will be found particularly attrac: 8! s Everybody wants them be- tive. Prices, it will be noted, are particularly low. Under one arm “Frisco Kid" carried a | i ; Cha ‘a8- at th Ww long blank book with a dirty oll cloth | cause they are SO appropriate Be? nee PTA emer, ele | chine se hea Ayo sists 50c. cover, in which were scribbled the on many different occasions. pena, Suitable for Kite , me an Neatly tailored with hem- : | i for einduntea: Feeulaniy 81,60 and 8.19. Has titched graduated side plai names of the many famous people whose They are ideal for travelling for choles ‘at , BY stitched graduated side plaits, he had shined, When he learned Nice CHATNS—Goldpintod cheine,. 18- at ich Tonatha in several site ‘and at front plaits of Swiss embroidery, is, an 1 be pinoed or at the seashore or in the that Mayor McClellan was out he mut- +f a m aa by ‘ taro dlnappolaisdly that te Ca'vared ihe mountains. Bie File ities ort ie widttate Bait | stacked fancy’ sock collar and : Mayor knew tt wouldn't cost him any- F ; gall CHAIN ‘AND CHAMME COMPLETE —Wo ae ed fancy stock collar ani 1 ie ‘ormer prices ranged al Kin'ty Mehta, of vail dentition We th ult’ Then h dow fortably in the merous sty id lock pl beoretats'e Chale ana pipesolea toons FEIVCO TD the way up more than double wraline into Bad, WB welt Hee | Tapas meni: ads 8 White hove Ughten the officials concerning his hie- what we ask, and never be- eon 100 ‘giogel Pooner Store, Main Floor, Front) aists 85c. tory. He had been knocking about the country for years, he sald, and had never pald a railroad fare, He was Proud of this, Sald he: "I was born in San Francisco, an’ left the old town with 15 cents to seo| To an anvbitious student an ailment do S!, Louls Exposition, Finding that I| that {nterferes with schoo) and study ould work my way to Missouri, I kept | ig very hard to bear. on, Now Ise going ter, England to} yrs ent young girl in Detrott who Twe styles, One (as illuss trated) with entire front of openwork embroidery and side plaits. The other is neatly de- signed, entire front of wide tailored side plaits, front plait ornamented with pearl buttons; both have newest sleeves finished with deep cuffs, White Dotted Swiss Waists - $1.00. A new model with small colored dots, front cleverly tailored with small gradue , ated side plait, newest sleeves, deep cuff, stock collar and bow tie. ; (Slenel Cooper Store, Second Foor, Centre, 18th Bt.) fore has the cost been so low for a Rain Coat of equal merit. It may not be as low again in months, Several of this season's KIMONO BACQUES Moot popular styles are repre: floral patterns with colored Jawn border 79¢ sented—some as_ pictured, trimmihe: finished with. belt, “WHAT A CRIMB”’ To Talk Amainst Coffee, Vegligee House Sowns. Dainty White and Figured Lawns, also Handsome Effects in Batiste, of Batiste, in handsome Women’s Undermustins, Wight Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers, WOMEN'S DRAWERS, of good muslin, | WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS, of good , muslin, hubbard yoke of hemstitched tucks deep hem and cluster of tucks, yoke bandss | snd embroidery insertions; regularly sold lace Insertion and wide edge, willed creatures who insist on getti q , ) well, by leaving off coftes, deserting | proof Worsted in Oxford gray, tan or olive. 15.00 Pre ohere’ Tanks” and joining the| Tight-fitting, loose or belted effects, prettily plaited, | DIPSSING BACQUBS of fine White Layn, mails in pretty washable patterns; booed with double yoko and stitched strapping. Materials are fine light weight sateen in all the up-to-date cut very full and long, DRESSING SACQUES of fine Figured Hatinte, Postum anny, (Slegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre, 18th Bt) sleeve; collar, sleeve and bottom of encaue J () Back and front and wide border trimming; QE Me NS Meals bi KIMONO GOWNS of excellent quality Lawn in Wed the Mon of Her Choice. | very ‘nervous, and suffered a ene | colors—-champagne, reseda, green, brown, royal blue, pearl gray, alto black slilpe the shoe: tit Edwar ty Bee ae had been polsoned by coffeo 18 now ot h ers equ iT desirable. DRESSING SACQUBS of fine White Lawn, made ally i , igome flor 4d y Jeo in the Nightingale Miece. "with ex platted’ bak’ and belt, eto childhood till a yoar trimmed with fine embroldery ruffle, thre : ie ne BAvle of, drinking Other very handsome etye teo numer: 5.50 y Orfental patterns, yoke and border 95c Jot i these skirts be obtained for a cent less than $1.50, Pithining of colored Lawn, from severe headaches that 1 lost | tur vaoier thorn specially tormorrow 98c tines pursuing her studies in perfect ee Piadc cet ful front; collar, sleeve and They're made of finest qual- dvorder trimming, nn AAU clases soi threo or four cups of coffe 66 as Y ous to mention ranging up to Miss Ada Prall, of Belvidere, N.| stars ouEyceae.of cones every any. Dara hess’? Summer Petticoats. yh valuadl “t NEGLIGHD GOWNS of fine Whi asl fark BELVIDERE, N, J, June 14—Mise| and studies. Tae hee catia ieal Also Silk Petticoats at $4.95 Others Ask $5.95 For. nd Figured malted back ae health. Probably the coffee cham- plone feel she should have continued bottom of eacque trimmed with Cluny Q5E to suffer and kept on with the coftos, ne ‘but now and then there are self. , ity ‘“Garren-Tead” Rain- DRPSSING SACQUBS of fine ‘White Lawn, made KIMONO GOWNS of Lawn a bia. variety began to show themselves, J., Journeys 3,000 Miles to |1 ‘had no {den that It vas poten wet | __ These handsome Petticoats are made with flare flounce in three shirred sections te Lawn, handsome patterns, made with ! to waist with belt and border trimming 1. O only three to @ customer, 126] at 49c., 350 Ada Prall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|me no relief—he pro! sortment is among the handsomest we have ever shown. There are popular of White Lawn, also dainty Peralan border, WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS, of cambric, round neck full front, trimming of George G. Prall, of Belvidere, haa left| suspect tho coffee aay” more thant dual praia ‘accordion flounce, edges with full ruching, extra silk Other very, handeome etyise {2 Pisin end 760) lace on neck and sleeves: rexularly 29. t96 here on a long journey for the purpose | did. dust ruffles apectal, 4.95 trim ; / (Blegel Cooper Biore, Becond Poor, Centre, 10th st.) of being married to the man of her (Biers Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre, 19th St.) (Siege! Cooper Store, Second oor, Centre, 19th St,) “One day I went to visit a friend, ohoice and making her home im the far ‘West. William Green, @ young law student. ‘wooed and won Miss Prall a few years ego, but It was decided to postpone the nuptials until after he had been ad- mitted to the bar, This was dcoom- Plished in due time and as @oon as he had received his “sheepskin” he went ‘West, and settled in Seattle, Wash., where he established a practice. Miss Prall has been making prepara. tions for the trip and the coming wed- ding for many weeks, Her father, who is @ wealthy resident, desired to have the wedding at home, but Mr, Green was so pressed with work that he could © eet Dast. He Peabo Planned ve fanoee take ,000- mil fe ‘and Rive the ceremony pertormed i fhe es ality, fy accompanied by Mra, and Miss Alice Green, mother and sister of . Green. Thoy will re- main in the West at least a year, A dares number of friends were at tho tallroad station here to take farewell of Miss Prall, a ANOTHER CARNEGIE LIBRARY. Architects File Plans for Thirty- Afth of Publio Institutions, and the coffee they hax on their table tasted so good that I asked what Kind {t was, and they told me it was Postum Food Coffee, My friend said that her mother had been a nervous wrock from drinking the old kind of coffee, but had been restored to health by quitting it and drinking Postum, The whole family were en- thusiastic about Postum and advised me to try it, “Tam gind they did; for it has given me back my health. At first we did not boil it enough and did not like it, but we soon learned how to make it, and now we all prefer it to the old kind. I have discovered that to stir a beaten egg in the warm milk we use instead of cream gives & most delicious flavor to Postum Food Coffee, “Krom the first day I began to use Postum Coffee (I quit the old kind altogether) my health began to im- prove, My headaches ceased on tho third day and have never returned, my nervousness has completely dis- appeared, my brain seems invigorated and strengthened, and I am now mole to study from 4 to 6 hours daily, out- side of school, and feel no bad effects from It. Celebrated Uctor Gatking Machines. a a Each Machine Fully Guaranteed 1 The offering could hardly be made more attractive, It enables one to easily possess a home entertainment unrivaled in its scope of possibilit Prices $15.00 & Upward. We have constantly in stock and ready for quick delivery positively the | assortments of Records to be found under any cone roof outside of the factory, Through a A Sreat Stack of Wen’s Straw Plats on Sale Go-Worrow at One Dollar. If bought and sold in the regular way the prices of these Hats would be $2.00 to $4.00, There Are Nearly 2,000 Hats In This Important Offering and the man who has deferred the purchase of his Straw Hat be- cause Summer has been slow in coming will find this one of the best opportunities it is possible to enjoy. Ghe Hats Ropzresent the Entire Sample Line of One of the Biggest Makers in the Business. Every hat is hand finished. They are rot hydraulically pressed hats, which lose their shapes after their first wetting, F The hats are made from the celebrated English, China and Bel- Boardman & Gray Pianos Have Yo Equal at Cher ‘Prices, Baby Grands) - Uprights $650 and Up, |$350 and Up. gian fine split braids; also the smooth and rough Jap-Sennit braids so enormously popular with young men. Flat Brims, Yachts, Planters, Tourists, these instruments, place them above the average, “3 Negligees and Soft Roll Brim eve the eV eTAES, einer hoareete cine Shapes Are Included. Z OO © the pleasure of warm moaths, It's the greatest gathering of Underpriced Straw Hats Sold.on the Easy Payment Plan, fas than ies toon ik Newton: I “iggeh Crepes rors, Mokim) Mead. & Wihite architects! “My aunt was sick for five ; ' 9 years | special arrangement with the makers, we are attic. free buat €or & shree-story and! from coffeo potsoning, It was hard | enabled to show all the new Records far in bo the thirty-Atth of che shen gis, ¢2 | work to get her to glvo up the bever-| agvance of any other dealer, ue, e chain peepee age, but when she did and began to|_ All the new Records by Caruso, Emma ted on One Hundred ead mestseaere | Use Postum Food Coffee, she got well | Eames and the other distinguished artists who almoat at once, and is now enjoying | have appeared at the Metropolitan Opera ay bd trot fine hi "Name given by Post! Beautiful tone qualities, coupled with the general high excellence and moderi tm | House are rent us as soon as finished.