The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1905, Page 7

¢ ] WIN FIGHT ON RAISED RATES FOR ARCANUM =: Supreme Council to Recon- vene and Amend New Schedule, ‘Afters protracted Aght, made by the giembers of the Royal Afoanum dls- Getiefied with the new life Insurance rate adopted by the Supreme Council | of that order, it 1s announced that’ the Eupreme Counoll will reconvene and amend the new schedule. The fight against the tmposttion of the new rates has ‘been conducted by @ committee of nine from the combined councils of this city, Ald has been extended this committee by the sub- bee councils in this and cther , with the result that thirty-elght the seventy-six ropresentatives to the 6upreme Council have signed the order for the reconvening of the ew preme body to reconsider the objection= able rates. Witliam H. McCabe, of Brooklyn, the ohairman of the Committee of Ning, who has been foremost in the fight for the revision of the new rates, saiq to-day that the Supreme Council would serve fund of no small proportion. Tp, the MAitor of ‘The Rvening, ‘World: ‘The following figures may prove In- teresting to members of the. Royal Ar- canum: According to rej tin the deft rte in July Bulle. it for the first four wi $71,204.99 Showing not nt galt te for the laat etght months of Deflelt firat four montha of 1905. If nothing occurred to distw norma prowress of tho order nid stl: mating the gain for the last elght months of this year with an increased membership at only the average of the two previous years, the net deficit for the year would have been only about Theaddition to. this it must be borne fn mind that 194 was an unusually heavy year for death losses, These figures do not Include the $202,000 [epee taken from the emergency ound woura respectfully, | JOF Ne Gounell, 160, w Yor! Bronx Engles to Celebrate, Aug. 25 Is the date selected by Bronx | Aerie, 491, of Eagles, for the finnual outing and clambake, ‘The event will be held this | year at, Witzel’'s Point View Island, near College Pol! L. Members and pisnic. grounds on the ste: ner: isa- ella @ pier at foot of 0: Hundred and Thicty- celgnth siren. h valuab “will ed has heen arranged meet within a fortnight, “It takes a majority of the seventy- six representative to issue the call for the reconvening of the Supreme Coun- | ell,"" Mr. MeCabe said, “‘and up to date thirty-elght have signed the call. We have only to obtain the signature of two more and the call will be Issued.” The reconvening of the Supreme Coun- cil will bo a direct blow to the supreme officers of the order. As told in The Evening World, al! of the supreme offi- cers, from the Supreme Regent, Howard ed that tel new nee were just and would not be a to establish a re- | has the gold medal of praise from doctors, mothers and nurses, and :|is indispensable for household || and culinary purposes. Superior |to fresh cow's milk by reason | of its special sterilized qualities and richness. It is guaranteed to keep sweet in any temperature {or climate. The trademarks are valuable; save them and write for list of free premiums. | MOITAWK CONDE D MILK €O., Rochester, N. ¥. grocers, At all of the Fraternal Order | CONDENSEDMILK | Year's Figuros Establish Now High Natural Laxative Water. Haltaglassupon arising acts gontly and quickly giving, positive relict, it NOW — to-day. Ask distinotly for Hunyadt Jinos. Grand Prize, St. Louis Exposition, 1004, Record for United Staten. WASHINGTON, July timo In tho history of | the past fiscal y immigrants ente within a pericd of ¢ new arrivals num ‘Pho previous hig when a total of $4 More immigrants ent. States In * past year Jentire four years of 13), 1593, 1897 and | vont i) SME 597060 SIN Last Week of the July Mill and Factory Sale. Men’s $1.00 Straw Hats, Reduced to 49c. Men’s Summer Serge Suits. Single or double breasted, regu- Jar or stout sizes, hand-made buttonholes, haircloth fronts, oe or full lined. Cut in the most popular fashion; perfect Ra fit; made with all the care a garments made to special | | RRS order. These sult. 's have never sold for Jess than 415. Sgecial, at $9.95 ——— WOMEN’ To-Morrow’s Shirtwaist and Petticoat Sale. | VALUES UNUSUAL. § S DEP1.——— SHIRTWAISIS. na Silks, trim- o7 ersian Lawns, White Linens, SILK PETTICOATS, Changeable rules and side peat oftect. |) black with tucked Colors and blue, reseda, A firm chtweight tan, gray, ) ~Fackatladat io. Dry Boys’ Russian | , Boys’ All Wool Ni Blouse Wash Norfolk Jacket Suits. fi | in neat sone necessity in se and most and in Fulton, from Bri Ph { | ery 1,00¢ » BROO Printed Cotton Goods. Printed Batiste, 30 inches wid small fig ery quality, 1,500 va t makes dainty dresses for Sur ; yea A. Value 5c yd.; Hand Loom Embroideries Hand loom ['mbroideries and insert: ings to match; wide margins; just the Embroidery {o trim petticoats and ' dccaaes with; very preity and elfective r{o “"Mep and _ Water Pail. Yacht Mop with 10 quart gaivanized Water Pail, heavy, strong mop attached to handle, just the thing for cleaning hardy ood floors, Tozmorrow, To-morrow, Value 89c; Toemerrow, wee eee: GAeMans & See |) C Golden Finish Arm Rockers, golden or mahogany finish, solid Seat, broad shaped back, fancy top, turned spindles, a very comfortable rocker for so little price, Value $2.50; Tosmorrow, dge to I KLYN. @ i Lonsdale Muslin, more than 20 yards toa p Value Ile yd.; To-emerrow, Seersucker F tice ood quality in blue and white assorted stripe. um" brella style, with gathered ru vie: also | deep gathered circular ilounce; fne tor | ar Women’s Wash Suits. Shirtwaist Suits, of percale or la light, dark and medium effects, waist made with tucks, plaited fare Skirt, sizes 32 to 44, To-morrow, Value $3.00; To-morrow, Arm Rockers. ET EES ER LEP Factory Special Sale of Excellent Umbretlas. | fa “Banner” 75¢ Umbrel- | iG ercules” $1, S0toS1.7EBR 5 GS at 29c,, | Urbreilas at 88e Flaw Ani “Tyonc “Imperial” $3 & $3. 0) Umbrellas, %. 48 Coupon. “ | $5,090 Suit Case for $2,95. > Upon presentation of this { coupon we will sell you a 24- inch Sole Leather or Cowhide | Dress Suit Case $3 Washstand for $1. Upon presentation of this Cou- pon we will sell you, on Thurs- day only, an Enamelled fron Wash- stand, like illus- tration, for $1.00. ‘They're 18x18 Inches across top. A limited number Include Slop Jars and a few have Wator Tanks, The last_named have ways gold for $1.75, None sold at this price without this coupon, There are less than a hun- dred in the lo it ie advis- Identical cases are daily sold by exclusive dealers for $5.00, The greatest value in the world, None Sold at This Price Without this Coupon, Bloomin, Main Floor, 690 COVA Y wv aise s | Fresh and Interesting Yews Datly ‘ ©. JUGY YG. Peo part of the Store. NO CONFECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ‘THE BNG STORE Double ‘ The Combination Photo Special From the Benedict Studio For Thursday Friday and Saturday. In all New York or else- where you will positively NOT find an_ offer compare with the follow- ‘ ing: 12 Imperial Carbonettes 2.29 and one 16x20 black @ white The workmanship tography. Women’s The Pre-Inventory Sale Offers Big Bargains. em- bodies all the good features of the highest-priced Pho- Mbout the SF Pre-Inventory Sale. T IS natural that a store doing such a great business as the Siegel Cooper establishment we, be extraordinarily attractive during the Pre-Inventory Clearance period. These sales are particularly searching and extend to every ACITY IN FTSELP ica’s foremost Waist Store. to # Clearance is announced, £3.95 to 86.00 at Hand some creations, hand embroidery—long and sleeves. Unaermuslins CORSET COVERS of CAMBRIC; full PETTICOATS OF FINE CAMBRIC: front. low neck, and trimmed with lawn, lace and hemstitched ruffle: special, 15c ‘a variety of good CORSET COVERS of NAINSOOK; anak ptless eneing full front, round neck, and trimmed back TE 1, WS Oe 10.50 and front with torchon Nace inser” ge || "Finer lines also redvcrd. ton and edging; special, DRAWERS of CAMBRIC and MUSLIN; with deep teked rue of wn and gig 6 cls and wide embre cambric} 5 PETTICOATS of MUSLIN; have deep yn with of umbrella fleunce chon insertions rulfe; special, siyles; rea shoes; 10 clear at and lace-trimmed Bae broidiry _ W OMEN'S LINEN OXFORD PETTICOATS OF FINE CAMERIC: deep flounce of lawn, with clusers of lery ruffles; exira dust ruffle; special, 75¢ Also a complete line of three and four piece sets of fine Nainsook, Lace or Em- Trimming. EenBIO, 15.00 tore from 1 Cooper S centre) Rapidly Clearing WzMomen’s Oxtords. Reguiar Prices Disregarded. q , Linen, Patent Leather and Tan ‘ ae Oxfords at exceptionally reduced © prices, Site linen basket “1,50 d turn, of sizes in tosh; seles; patent kid. be cual an 7" es 1.95 r lot of the famous $2.50 qualities; in dels; all sizes, at 1.00 RDS, ihe hind you usually pay $3.50 for: 4 og ariety of pretiy shades in bution and lace 10c (Stexel Cooper Store. nd Floor.) Women’s Summer Sutts. The Season’s Greatest Favorites in a Remarliable Reduction Sale. THIS MAY JUSTLY BE REGARDED as the supreme Clear- ance Event of the season in this particular line of desirable mer- hand that the matter of profit In truth, CLEARANCE 1s the sole Grouped in This Fashion chandise. Inventory is so close at has been totally disregarded object. Group I. At 2.2 great variety of coloring lengtis skirts Group II. WOMEN'S OUTING Made of pure linen, Mace with “Fr SUITS mede to be sold at $6.00 each, of silk and linen and of chs and Frills summer voiles in a Coats and stylish round At 5 00,,.vo""Ns SHIRT WAIST SUITS made to sell up to $10.75. Made of plain taffeta in pretty shades of green, brown and blue. siso fancy taifeia in oxford, green. red and brown colorings; full blouse waist, wiih correct style shirt Group Iil. Ob At $7.50, s2°cu Us 0; made of pure lisgn with illared stented round length skirts. Group IV. At $10.00, Sar° 59.47 sell up to $18.00. Made of linen and etamine. also pure linen in tan and white, With pretty strapped seams, Group V. 9.75, Wiines oResses t 9 Made 10, sell "up 0 00. OF very pretty organdie and imported ies lawni a variety of styles exquisitely lace trimmed Group VI. made e sel up to At $14.50, ee frocks of fine lawn with eon a of embroid- ery net over lawn or China silki wih lace trimming; also Princess dresses, @ preity com: Bieaslon of fon of fine white lawn with embroidered pol Gilegel ee Store, Second Floor, Front.) LAWN FROCKS, Sheer Lawn Waists For Women, Grouped at Special : Prices in a Clearance Sale. | For many years The Big Store has enjoyed the distinction of being Amer- It is therefore natural that you should ex- pect greatest values HERE when a Beautiful Waists Chat Soll Regularly From 2,508 2,95 elaborately trimmed with fine lace insertings and short lilustration shows one of the many styles. (Stege) Cooper Store. 2d Floor, Centre. Oe 2 x # Fy # i x Dy it x « it w fs i hs is i if a % it Ny % ie H Hy & : fe x ik i cf K Bie: They bring to light innumerable good and big bargains in all sorts of seasonable merchandise, Kimono Sacgues and Gowns, - HA Clearance. WOMEN’S KIMONO SACQUES of fine lawn; excellent quality; handsome Orie ental patterns; with double yoke back and front and border trimming of colored bi lawni regularly 75c., at 39c WOMEN'S KIMONO. GOWNS of finest lawn and batiste: very pretty pat- tera; with double yoke back and front and plated to walt; regularly $2.25, ar LOU WOMEN'S KIMONO GOWNS of finest lawn plain white: also handsome floral -« patterns; double yoke back and front; plaited to Waist; exceptionally pretty: ; regularly $2.75, at 1.95 . (Slogol Cooper Store, 24 Floor, Centre, 19th St) 4 tt i rie | Annual Charities | ie Benerit Sales. - Each July since the incep- tion of this business The Sié- gel Cooper Store has do- nated a certain percentage from a week's business to | local charities devoted to ] Summer work. This is done to show our appreciation of their praiseworthy efforts and to aid them in a substantial manner. The current week is set apart for that purpese, the list for to-day and the balance of the week being: ¥ Fields, Home ippled Chil rec! for Mothers and Newark — Femnio Harlem Re- Cross Day i s clety—Silver w York Herald Free w York ‘Iribune of St, Vine al for Summer Homer for Hebrew Children, Men's lye nae at 2 $2, 00. And Now Comes the Final Clearance in This Very Successful Semi- Annual Sale. This week brings the Big Sale to its close. It has been by far the most succes:ful sale of ¥ Trousers ever held at $2.00. When the sale | n there were more than 5,00) s of Trousers in the various From time to time as th ilerent groups so'd down they were reinforced with attractive additions. Many men bought several pairs. at atime. Said they were the best values for the money they ever saw. And now comes the last call; the final round-up. The remaining lots include all the popular fabrics, the best styles and all the requ red sizes, whether the purchaser regular of build or unusual in size or height ice, ‘&. Pre, 2,00 T DZ aiiees More Opportunities from the Mid-Summer Event. ONE of the leading special features for to-morrow will be Very Handsome , ae 3, Gurkish monet ai This is ® particularly notable inducement, and will at once command the attention of lovers of fine furniture. The illustration conveys some idea of the beauty of these Rockers) They are in new designs, have deep seat and broad back and give the great- est possible comfort. Uphol- stery work of high grade; covering of Titian Velour or Tapestry, trimmed with fringe to match, The 25.00 price 1s { Also Armohairs and Rockers at: $40.00 Leather Armchairs, $30.00 $60.00 Leather Rockers, $77.00 Leather Armchairs, 69,00 | $48.00 Leather Rockers, $95.00 Leather Armchairs, $75.00 Leather Armchairs, $44.00 Velour Rockers,