The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 7

1, 1905. Rose Vahlitka Had Lost Her Job and Was Afraid to Tell Mother. IS WILLING 10 WORK. After a Week | in ‘the Cemetery She Is Found Bedraggied and Hungry. Tattle Rose Vahlitka, the sixtecn-year- old girl who was found tn a cem at North Branch, L. 1, on Saturd tearfully hoping her mother wt and take her away from the Iu |, where she has been her non experiences of near woek. When an Byening World reporter sa her the gir y 1 derings w. back home pect place tn Twelfth stree been working as a domestic n snid she was afraid her mother had where she clgar-maker in a fac- et and Hves at -fourth street. Her remember y. and the girl the nomadie, ) possessing an nee, with the eyes, She ts could not of her. e has y and park and Hved on food left it again,” sata ‘he her eyes, “Tt was time, and if I had WARSHIP FLEET never do erst OFF FOR MANE Evans Takes H His Eight Bia Sea-Fighters | “Fighting Bob” Out of Harbor Amid Cheers ae from Stay-at-Homes. Rear-Admiral “Bod Fane's fleet 1 the Missourt earge, the Al Iowa and the way out the Tomkinsville The sail to eupy three sumed i months will be Waters. MINISTER LOCKED OUT OF CHURCH New Jersey Pastor Meets the Situation hy Holding Outdoor Services, but Will Probably Go to Law. New England (Speeiab to The Eventing World ) MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., Aug. 1.—Rev Mr. Long, rector of the Mpiscopal Church at Binoentown, for the first time in his pastoral career is holding Open-air services, Tals is not being done from choice, however, as the min- ister has been locked out of his church and ordered not (© enter the building | ugaln. Phe trouble in this fashionable church by the pastor f his con= ed to be ple thelr indignation A, sufticlont at least to eau sion of the regular a. wae, hen notified of this setion Mr. Long | 4@id not Ike the idea of mu oy welf an eagy mark and li counee), and the result wi roby be be iit fn which there will be a gen- p A Mr. Long has many attesting their loyal ‘open-air meetings, wh tmely at this season a MAY BE NOTED “CROOK.” ab Man Who Dher Wanted Chicago, nts Peabody ani # man who deseribed Willams tn tie t becauge he ‘ooked airing of grievances, riends who are f the year. Detective So ‘West arrested Dimself as Geor @erloin tr ike a pletur ‘antod in tums sata’ yi Whe are looking to @nd that his | Victor Shaw, of of et diamone Two of the rigs hold stones of four carats each, Chicago police sent on his picture and asked thes New Fork Pelice to arrest him, IMPORTANT SALE OF Women’s White Waists EXCEPTIONAL VALUES WAISTS, Hand Embreidered Linen, value $4.50 2.95 “a “ “ French Lawn, “ $3 75 2.25 | «© Lawn, Embroidery fronts...... 1.65 | i “ “ and tucked fronts, short sleeves... 1.25 also ‘WOMEN'S WHITE LINEN 8KIRTS.....0.. | WOMEN'S WASH POPLINETTE SKIRTS. Women's Wear DRESSING SACQUES of Lawn with Dresden figures. Value $2.50....ssse0e seeteeccnees bFacieuy cebUeetbaeeveensess 1.15 DRESSING SACQUES of White Lawn, with colored borders. Value $1.50... +44. vesseses 70 PETTICOATS of White Taffeta Silks, full accordion plaited flounce, and tucked flounces. Special values 7.50, 8,50,10.50 se a anlitka heen out another day that ewful storm would have killed me."’ When found by the police the child | in a dreadfuily bedraggled condi- , but after a bath and & coup hours deyoted to washing her waist and cleaning her skirt she | very neat and tidy. Sne ts quite willing to go to work again jf anybody will allow her to do 80. "L Gn sen very useful Women’s Summer Underwear EXCEPTIONAL VALUES VESTS, fine gauze lisle thread, low neck, pure white, lace trimmed and crochet fronts. Regularly 50c....... Box of six $2.00 VESTS, fine gauze lisle thread, elaborately hand crochet fronts and shoulders. Regularly $1.00........ seseeee @OG ach SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 35¢ each h and cook. I'm ‘| CASTORIA. For Infants and Children, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought » Bears the Signature of a nice place. rents fons already, thane Store Closes At 5 P.Tt. Saturdays At Noop lt Yl manafir Store Why Should You Buy Furniture in August? manufacturers—often the same patterns. The valuation prices quoted for comparison are not vague, optimistic impressions of what somebody might charge for such furniture; but actual figures jor which we have regularly sold the same furniture its equivalent, The furniture is above criticism, and quality. The sayings are positive. unlimited. One of the most remarkable features of the pres- ent occasion is an offering of Imported English Furniture At Half Price | This is a superb collection of fine furniture s made by the famous Bireh concern in London— furniture expressing the utmost beauty of con. struction and finish, and lasting jor generations, | The pieces are mostly correct reproductions of Not because a hundred stores to buy. Not because scores of those stores get in large stocks of cheap, rickety furniture, at this time, to sell “cheap” to people who can’t judge values. Not because it has come to be a fad to buy Furniture in August. And yet there are hundreds of housekeepers who really believe (because they have never visited < Wanumaker Sale) that August Furniture Selling is done to thousands oi foolish, easily deceived people, Who pay all the furniture is worth to secure it. If it were otherwise, these superb stocks would be exhausted in two weel time, or less. For who would wait until October, to pay S000 far exactly the same furniture as may be bought now for $400, if they believed that it could be done? BUT IT CAN BE DONE—it is done by thou- sands of wise people, in every one oi these periodic sales. The furniture is of the same identical character j and quality as our regular stocks—from the same | Library Tables | ury Table at $7.50 At $10 are begging you Sheraton, Hepplewhite, Chippendale and others. The opportunity to secure such splendid furniture at half price simply illustrates the exceptional character of this great WANAMAKER movement. A list of the pieces follows: Satinwood Cabinet at both m sty le ¥ ae aid Dressing a Oak Wardrobe at The variety almost oxany Inlaid Chest of mn Writing Desk at fahogaay Kidney ‘pany China Sideboard a. epplewhlte Sideboard at 1 Satinwood Cabinet Inlaid Sideboard AL $109 Sideboards n Oak Siteboard at $22 Parlor Suites ¢ Imitation Mahogany Bureaus Table Curly Tir ahow Golden Oak ‘T $30 Golden Oak 1 Mahogany Suite, $5 Imitation Mahogany | Five-piece Suite at $5 Buite, $40 Sulte at! Mahogany Libr | Parlor Tables { § Im. Ma’ ' SO) Im, Ma Hulte, $7 $i6 Mahogany Toliet Chiffonniers 1 80.00 « Center Pablo at sae Center Tables "hiree-plece Walnut Suite Parlor Cabinets Cabinet at $35 at $105 $5 Gold Cabinet at $5 #0 Gold je Cabinet at $90 $100 Mahogany Music Cabinet at $o +i $109 Mahe ( ut $0 $140 Gold Music C $150 Gold Cabines $160 Gold ©. tat gM at 100 Extension Tables PIS Biacfeet Oak Cable at g14 Bixefs JOHN WANAMAKE: d ny Bur $109 Mandaany Ruiter at 8a Broadway. Atl Ay. hormenly gth & 10th Sts. e A.T. Stewart & Co. ——_— a 7 MRorHscHILas Alt CARS TeansFtR To LEUNGTON [0 AWE FZ 59°10 60° ST. The Bloomingdale | Annual | August Furniture Sale offers the greatest valves in Greater New York, as comparison will quickly prove. THE PATENT MEDICINE COMBINE Has Met an Effective Obstacle in the Firm of Bloomingdale Bros. “In these days of Trusts and Mo+ nopolies it is refreshing to learn that THE WELL-KNOWN DE- PARTMENT STORE OF BLCOMINGDALE BROS, IS BEING SUED IN THE U, S, CIRCUIT COURT FOR SELL- ING GOODS TOO CHEAP!!! The facts are simply theses— ‘There isa ccmbination between manufacturer;, wholesalers, jobbers and retail druggists to maintain Uniform Retail Selling Prices on Proprietary (or Patent) Medicines, YIELDING ENORMOUS PROFITS TO EVERY RETAILER AND bt etal Oh OF THE POCKETS OF THE CONSUMING iC, BLOOMINGDALE BROS.—when approached by the Patent Medicine Combination to sign an agreement to this effect—REFUSED UN- EQUIVOCALLY AND AbSOLUTELY TO BECOME A PARTY TO ANY SUCH COMBINATION TO OVERCHARGE THE PUBLIC. WHAT IS THE RESULT? The Patent Medicine Combination, in its efforts to force Bloomingdale Bros, to ‘knuckle down’ to them, EN- DEAVORED TO DEVISE MEANS TO CUT OFF THE SUPPLY, BUT THAT FIRM'S ENTERPRISE DISCOVERED WAYS AND MEANS OF OETANING AN AMPLE SUPPLY TO FULFIL ALL DEMANDS MADE IN DISAPPOINTED IN THEIR EFFORTS, the Patent Medicine Combina- tion NOW SEEKS TO USE THE U. S. CIRCUIT COURT TO SUSTAIN THEM in their illeadvised, and, as we firmly believe, illegal attitude.”* WE SHALL FIGHT THEM, and dispute every inch of ground to maintain our principle, and adhere to our policy of SELLING MERCHANDISE FOR LESS THAN OTHERS CHARGE, AND TO PROTECT THE PUB- LIC AS TO PRICE AND QUALITY AT ALL TIMES. Peruna, price everywhere else 62c Gude’s Pepto Mangan, regu. 83c., our price at all times, lar price $1.00. .s0e-+.0e 69c Dr. Snow’s Tincture of Ben- French Violet Toilet Soap, finely Pry pitts 9c milled and bighly perfumed; 9c per box of three cakes........ Westphal’ ‘Auxill itor, sma all, Sie BathBrushes, with long orstrap handles, reg. price 39c., special 19¢ Dr. Snow’s Headache Pow- ders; sate, efficient; box of 12, 10 | Dr. Snow’s Bromo Vichy, | _ regular price 9c., special at.... Sc | Dr, Snow’s Pearly Tooth | Powder... : pri are | Superba Talcum Powder—Anti- ber tubing, fine nickel plated septic, healing; glass jar, 15¢.; 2 sprinkler top, worth 49c, at, 25C tor. Our New Prescriplion and Drug g Dept. Guarantees that physicians’ prescrip 5 will be filled EXACTLY as wri No substitution—The purest and best drugs only. Blow dngdales. Main Floor. 50th St. Section, - fwo Specials in The Department of Chinaware Remarkable August clearing sale prices, Fine Thin Glass | Decorated Water Tumblers. Toilet Sets. Decorated Toilet Sets, d Full size, fancy shape, underglaze decoration, great bar- gains at these prices, - $169 $2.75 Checked screw caps, 9-inch size, regu- lar price 3c, special ates Seltzer Tumblers, all match, 8 patterns to hoose from, each...... 5e¢ Whiskey | sizes 10 | Tumblers, three Fs ae re Nine pieces, Eleven pieces 4 Great Sale of ae :Saiety Razors Coupon. * At mee Reductions|| | Yeo» Presentation of this coupon $2.00 we wil se Yan- ’ A cell] Women’s Ribbed Safety ges Vests, plete for Extra sizes, actual value 65c 1c, each, for > 6c. 2.01 . Re. Y Not more nowned than a half Star dozen Vests Safety >'sold to any Razors, -. gnecustanners . * None sold at {Orsesscsineesese $1.15 this price = ) without this Gillette Safety Razor Sets, : coupon, counpleiecwitlnits hy $5. 00 Bloomingdales’. Main F1,,00th St. Sect rt = Groceries. The ahs Best Always The| SARDINES. Ib. cans,, MARACAIBO COFFEE. ib Natlonal inser Grahanis Wat 1 wegsc | | iM 119 | Gosman ars al Hall Price or ' Your Mend « i oo, long filer, be: anship, bb VEW POX ot 30.. All Cars Yransier to 2 Lex, lo 3d Ave. Bloomingdales 59th to Hh SU 52.509 J |