The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1905, Page 6

s 6 THS NEWSBOY | HUSTLER EARNS $1,600 A YEAR Jack Rosen an Example of What Industry and En- ergy Will Do. COTTON EXCHANGE POST. | Sells Evening Worlds on Park Row and in the Finan- | cial District. | ‘As an eaxmple of what alertness, ‘nergy, attention to business end. tn- elentally, strong lungs will do, the ease of Jack Rosen, the Cotton Ex- ohange newsboy, {8 worthy of notice, Jack sells Evening Worlds outside the Cotton Exchange during the busy mid- @ay hours and near the Wor' during the early morning good days he sells from papers, making nearly half a cent profi on each. His earnings aver $20 aweek, being $120 a month, or nearly $1,500 a year. But this is not all, for there are hur- rying, cent-careless clients, who buy a couple of papers and leave five cents to pay for them. This brings Jack's re- celpts up considerably. He probably nets in the neighborhood of $160 a HAS THREE WIVES Knows His Customers. = 0 SAME STAGE "This is the dull season of the year,” “Most of my bes tio aid Jack to-day. customers are taking thelr va "Round September business gets lively again. I begin the day at the bridg from 8 to 1 o'cloc! then I go to the Cotton Exehange. They know me there. Most of my buyers are regular cus- tomers. and I know just when they will @ome along for their papers and what to hand out to them. “T've been in the business ten years and eight years on this stand. When I started things were better than now. People don't leave so much change be- used to, Sti I A Lightning Oil Turkey Aerial Garden. e the Custom House regul: mitting the Ta: ling the three ding of but one w hind them as they gave his fi make a comfortable living.” ng in Jack {s just twenty-one vears old and ight, -¥ began life as a newspaper seller he was eleven. and his e halt e similar demonstrations of th: iN in Ughtning r ability to sew on buttons 4 cutis at whieh Ye is hort day and St ‘a holiday, as are all the legal holiday ut outs.de of this Jack does not tak: any vacation. Doesn't Long for Saratoga. “T can't afford to go away. Other be halt Durk w in New York, Abdul Kader ts certain.y ider of speed with bis brush, d the andience by the rapidity Abdul Kader, the Turk who managed tation ute ofl ils neediewomen, as great the have the best kept wardrobe fellows get your business If you're off| with which one picture followed an- your stand a day or two. other. Carmencita, the chiaf feature of mobetdurse. 1 cupid. apatomal ALD jast week's bill, cont ‘6 to charm wanted to, but I t he races, Saturdays I dress and enjoy That’s foolish with her languorous d and off somewhere eet, Phere's lots ofp! York where you c: me | The Aerial Garden’s Bill, Jullan Bttunge, impersonator of clety women, was the star novel the Aerial Garden. His perform mid-day Saturday each week ts allt Jack looks the Bronzed wel dition to the bill. It was interpola ng the Lid” and ‘The V ‘in which Fay T derby | for a| ne prosperous youth banking business. As he talked w reporter his ¢ sround him. “dashed off to hand ou World oF | ome other paper to one of his ers. Away down the street he saw them | coming and he kep: no one walting. | appeared Helps Keep the Home, | Thomas's Jack Rosen liv 1g etrect with his m: are nightly fun-makers At Proctor'’a Fifth Avenue Thew in a revival “The Meidler.” At Canal are @ host of other attractive features, 20- at is finished and clever and 1s @ distinct ad- my 1 and Stella Maynew tre Charles Abbey and Mrs, Stuart Robson of Augustus | the | pwenty-third street house Henrl French transformation nd his brothers Includin| eluding and sist*ts. He helps to keen Island” and the He apenas pis avcek the nner ds Mate" was bieek itn at re ne Romance of a Po : Young Man tive at newsboy ity Thundred and ‘Twenty-fifth street hou mer attire } hotel ‘and tiv fe has no. other he confesses to a deligh ,ert and devotes an ¢ whenever A good fight Asa boxer he js for fend can make a 1 ounds, ak tbe ne sion this ts an 4 fete despised. ‘oO ret a aimouft matter and t arms and dst is Fomet At the Other Theatres, For Infants and Children, Bears the Signature Recommended by the Best Doctors Byerywhere, Sterilized, Carbonated, Non-Alcohol The Pure Juice of the Apple, OUL ROOK ON C1 AMEIMCAN FRUIT PRODUCT CO, New York Branch, Juno and West sts Anply ry eetieut AUGUST PALLON SUPP SALTY. 4 840.00 1 wlour oF ¢ Parlor Suit, in Ve tin Damask. et. v-aighth Street Se. The Kind You Have Always Bought ic IT CONTAINS NO PRESERVATIVE. B ular | ng, and there Changes at Proctor’s Houses! nor | CASTORIA | Painter from) } on Hammerstein’s Roof—Julian Eltinge at the, adies of his harem | CIDER W in a Bie City,” after an absence of fif- | | teen voars from New York i 12.00 Morris chair, 8.75 Robert’ Hillan gave, at Ketth's Kills them, 15e, 260 olden oak or mahogany Anial Davies one-act play “The Littlest | | | ftthty “counhea. heavy. frame Girl” ‘with ak supporting company oF | broud arme-—complete, with halt: | three players. | zog-Camaras, acrobats and equlilbrists, continued their startling ‘eats, and di: ! ded honors with El thoroughly amus! bill, na ees oe Settle's Colored Comedians were the | feature at the B 2. x — PREP EE T WHIPPED SON RETURNS RICH| Home After Twent even Yenrs to | sta. Richa i city, Whipped ir-old son Henry because } go to the store at the father's for a package of smoking to the punishment ton the errand, but did not id the’ parents wore unable to Vany clue to his whercaboute till Is even ng, the twenty-seventh anni- s disappearance, when he se and handed his father yhacco, saying dn’t find the brand you usually Henry has just retuened from Bris. bane, Queonsland, Australin, where he as been for the past ten years In busi j ness. He sold bis interests there for $40,000 and returned home to care for his parents the rest of their days. Ther wore In straltened circumstances, whiel fact he chanced to learn through a Los Angeles man he met In Brisbane, ————_ A. Logun'a Grandson Dena Mra. Jo! KENT. 0., Aug. &§--A cablegram re- ceived to-day announces the death from | appendicitis of George L. Tucker, four | son of Colonel and Mr. G years old, Tuck: fn the Philippine: fh of Mrs. John A. La GRAY HM, us re | Beta Gamat Dest druggists, B68 WELIA, Jersey City, B,J. USA. UNBEATABLE RAT jason Saturday EXTERMINATOR: ve night, when N. 8 J Ox! made his a4 in ‘Lost | st A . UGH ON CORE, Lips OUGH ON CORNS, Plasters, 100 eee 8 in envelope OUGH ON BUNIONS, Remedy Plasters, 10¢ Revs ON BUNIONS, memes § in envelope ALL AT DRUGEISTS At_ Wistaria Grove the Sisters Her- | Masie Jamis and » Girl with the Red Domino,” fix- | summer. \Stor's Prevost and Pre- | tora of ‘Fun in a Turkish | headed a i Store Closes at 5 P.M. Saturdays at Noon. Shoes, with medium round toes and | maker-Special’ tips. $ Shoes are straight lant, with tips, me- dium weight, Low cut, with stout wel that are worth $2.5) Blucher cut Oxfords; all sizes in broad widths. Tie Oxtordy: welted extended sles, : $ Cuban bh r to sell at $3.50. Upset Sales in Two Shoe Stores People with their eyes open have seen many Signs of changes tak- ing place in this old Stewart building, as well as the building of t new store, The mechanics are ready to take down the old fixtures in our present Shoe Store, and part of tue space must be given up this week. For this reason our Men’s Shoes have been moved to the oasement of the New South Building, where many lines are to be closed out at radical reductions in the prices. Tho Women’s Shoes are to receive th same treatment in the space left to them in our Main floor Shoe Store. This means splendid offerings for both men and women. The dil- ferent groups are as follows: Men’s Shoes at $1 Men’s Shoes at $2.90 Two hundred pairs of satin call lace) Hall-a-dozen lines of our “Wana- 0 Shoes. Brown Shoes that were under-price at | kid and tan calf Bluchers. Patent colt Oxfords and Low Button Shoes, and Men’s Shoes and Oxfords at $1.50! tancalf Low Button Shoes, Not all Black kidskin of good quality. Lace | Sizes, but shoes equal to $5 qualities, Vat iad Men's Oxfords at $3.50 d soles, Shoes| Wanamaker $5 Shoes, ‘Tan and | black, Oxiord and Bucher atyles te . ies are not complete in izes in each Ox erence atyles | Stile. but most feet eam be titted from of our own “ Wear-Well” quality—| (he lot the best §8 shoes we enn find. Kid, calf and patent leather, as well ae tun calf aud brown kidskin Women’s Oxfords at 75¢ Four hundred pairs of tan leather Store. uth Bullding, Women’s Oxfords at $2 Our own lines of tan and black Ox- fords that sold at $2.40 to $3: group- ed in one lot, All are extra values, and the most popularstyles. Women’s ( xfords at $2.40 and $4. Tan snd black ra; sizes arenot complete in any line, but yours may be here in all. Main floor, Fourth avenue. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, Broadway, Fourth ave. 9th and 10th sts. Women’s Oxfords at $1.50 Tan Russia call Blucher and Kibbon smart laste, Shoes made The August sale’s original plan of selling 99 used pianosat*10 down 30 for to-day. 25 for to-morrow, 24 for Thursday, 20 for Friday. A new list every day. Important notice; Ary piano wenn you buy will be taken back at full amount paid to date of return, any time within one vear when you may de- sire to exchange for one of our cele- SDAY EVENING, AU YE ET TEP PRY EG aoe Evenings 5 30 Saturday 12.30 reunford Gur Sth floor resteurant as cool #8 the top of a mountain. BP SITH AVE 1907020 STREETS irl Co <A APOE TRY MET IIT IR ET” Here’s extraordinary furniture news THAT WILL AT LEAST MAKE YOU WANT TO INSPECT OUR . SEMI-ANNUAL SALE BARGAINS BEFORE BUYING ANYWHERE WE don’t come right out and ask you to buy, but we DO ask you to see our furniture before making a selection, and we DO price the highest grade furniture, built to last a lifetime, so that it is irresistible from a money- saving standpoint, as well as from an artistic point of view. We sell to about ninety-nine out of every hundred persons who visit this great fifth floor, devoted entirely to furniture year in and year out. One thing you may be assured of when you visit our furniture department is that you will find EXACTLY what you want at the price you want to pay. Almost a block Is given over to this magnificent display. No un=to-date plece is missing. The showing is complete, including everything from the LEAST EXPENSIVE, SUBSTANTIAL, DEPEND- ABLE chair, to the rarest plece of Colonial, Mission or Modern time furniture. It is a treat to home furnishers to walk through the spacious aisles. No crowding. Nothing is jammed together to be scratched or marred. Every picce is displayed so effectively that you may know at a glance jw it is going to look in your home. A pretty argument to precede a list of high-priced furniture, but_here it’s just the opposite—REDUCTIONS UN- KNOWN TO ANY OTHER TIME OF THE YEAR ON THE BEST FURNITURE. ——————— THIS 35.00 $6.75 for $10.50 Morris chair. brass bed at 18 50 tee ce uate $6.75 is unquestionably LESS than you ever saw such a chair marked before. NOT an ORDINARY 10, 50 chair—it's the best. Golden oak or mal finish, broad arms, polished. Advustable to tour different post- tions. Complete with hair filled | | velour cushions. One hundred ready to-morrow at 6.75, Usual cost of both $65.00 Sale price of both 37.00 Actual saving 28.00 in He h ishiy = a aS filled velour cushlon, 28,50 Morris chair, 19.75, like illustration, made of guaran- teed sawed onk or Mahe Tn, tuned, handsome carved rm € vy coniplete, with halr-Oll- eushlon, claw ‘feet ed velour 2.75 for 4.50 rocker, golden oak or mahogany finish, highly pol- th shaped panel back and graceful curved —very comfortable, 8.50 for 12.25 lady’s desk, nish, piano polished, with artistic shaped haped top gallery—very artistic design. now will save you money. 4 12.£0 for 22.00 special couch, set in genuine oak frame, with heavy claw jeet, six lows deep tuiting, covered in heavy velour—best workmanship. 19.75 for 32.00 special dressers, | 1.65 for 2.50 spe’l dining chair, heavy oak frame, piano polish closely woven glazed cane sea Nothing to compare with this barg 14.75 for $21 spe’l dining tables, | made of thoroughly seasoned oak, x. finish, | highly pollshed—pedestal base, with nicely carved claw feet. in ali the popular woods, with easily sliding d ers, lacquered brass trimmings, fitted with s« mirrors. $27.30 chiffonier to match, $15.75. 15.25 for 21.25 dresser, i | 17.75 for 25.00 buffet, solid quartered oak, golden finish, highly handsome carved top, with extra large Fr plate mirror—best construction. $11 for 15.75 spe’l music cabinet, highly polished, top gallery fitted 1 plate mirror—best construction. genuine birch, mahogany finish, extr French bevel plate mirror—best construc of the best values of the August sale 13.75 for 19.50 chiffonier, e birch, mahogany finish, highly pol above dresser. An extraordinary value to last a lifetime—smooth-running drawers 65.00 for 82.50 parlor cabinet, golden oak or mahogany finish, piano polished, with | snirror back and reversible glass shelves, French legs —very artistic. ge oval | One aa 45.00 for 62.50 5-piece parlor suit sh, piano polished, nicely carved uilt | frames, all upholsicred—back covered in’ tapestry, silk damask or Verona velour. 55.00 for 72.50 spec’l 3-pc. suit, mahog finish, piano polished, handsome carved frames, upholstered—back covered in silk damask, tapestry or panne plush. ==SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. Semi-annual sale of housefturnishings. No bathroom complete without Foyer’s glassshelves and towel bars FOYER'S GLASS SHELVES—ARTISTIC 18-inch size....B, 2H 24-Inch size...B.7H 30-inch size...4.0O0 FOYER'S GLASS SHELVES AND TOWEL BAR COMBINED 18-inch size... 5625 24-inch size. @. 7H 30-inch size. Te 75 Foyer’s glass towel bars, 24.50 for 34.75spe’l china closet, genuine golden oak, very fine rubbed polish, grace- |ful round ends, with bent glass—heavy claw feet— guaranteed construction. 24.75 for 38.50 sideboard, | genuine oak, golden finish, highly polished, extra leeve French bevel plate mirror—guaranteed con- struction. Semi-annual sale of carpets and rugs T HESE bona-fide price reductions make August one of the busiest months of the year in carpets and rugs. Extraordinary bar- gains are offered to introduce advance patterns for the coming season, as well as to keep our skilled force of workmen busy. Ma- chines are humming every day making up carpets for those now "away in the country or at the seashore who want them all ready for their city homes when they return. A purchase made NOW is so advantageous that prices are irresistible. 6Sc. tapestry Brussels carpet at 95e. Alex. Smith’s tapestry Brussels, Third Fleor, 18-inch size... 1.40 24-inch sizes... 1.70 4 p 95c. wool-faced velvet carpets, yard, 77e ‘“*‘Ideal’’—double coated gray enamelled 4.65 Smith’s Savonnerie icaticters 1.20 ‘ware at money saving prices. Extra heavy all wool Smyrna Ee No seconds. jee ae © mln egularly $1.75—at 2.QH —=«30x60—regularly $2.25—at 1, No secon ery piece first quality Basement Sulesroom, 36x72—regularly $4.00—at 2,95 J-pint double rice boilers, 38c, . One good design in $1.50 inlaid 10-qt. dish pans... .89¢) 6-pt, pres'y'g kettles.25¢ linoleum, square yard, 75 ¢ 3-pt. tea pots... .80c%-pt pudding pans...18¢ | Fine quality Axminster rugs G-pt. coffee pots...49c! 8-pt. Berlin kettle. ..88¢ 2Z._4H for $28.50 rugs—9x12, 1 QQ 5 for $26.50 rugs—8.3x10.6, ¢ Fas Sampson's best quality oilcloth, regular 50c. sy. yd., special... 8c Miscellaneous housefurnishings. 5-piece slip caver $5.50. Blue and white cuir 18c | X-Ray stove polish ..4e Eom, 34 , , Ch ‘olling pins, ely sant | ’ HE price was $8.75 early in the season, and 1@ “tary one ‘ Ape || GS: silver polish Be as this is an absolute clearing, it is the wisest sound A eal retec erst, Aieenn ne (3 d Dust-pan brushes, good value at Seer for cleaning sink waste | economy to have a set of slip covers made now in ADCH aus Ie . f IDI ld the Modern Upholstery Shop. Belgian damask " Bingtisi Large bottle household ammonia.9c ae le oileloth, white or colored, per » 1Re k, Your ehoice at $5.50—extra grades—20 single-width material allowed at the price—$5.50. {34 Whisk brooms, extr ty corn,10¢ climax food choppe extra steel blades ...... «1986 ards of ystal lemon juice extractors. Japanned bread boxes, 40c, value.2O¢ yd. ne elgian linen, 5 pieces, $9.7 Hardwood coat hangers, regular 4c; | Oval clothes baskets + 88 Also French jacquard linéns—nothing wears better PAL dala ranma dinanrereinrtice Sc | Imported fibre pail; will last a Ife-| —12 yards of 50-inch material allowed—at $9.75— Magic liquid Putz, mesal polish. ..8¢ Limeavinaa sesamiae -75c | usualfy the price 1s $15. Fourth Floor. DN CRAWFORD Co, Extraordinary specials in the best groceries to-morrow. ies None better than to-morro’ R Model food store, sixth floor—absolute purity guaran- . Nac teed—mail orders promptly filled—or call 2100 Chelsea, f Re BREAKFAST BACON GLOSS BTAKCH, UNEEDA BISCUIT, & Bld A ie an ‘ nM i 7 ere 4 PUBGR || | died? bagOMfaanteae | | | Bapymaion tare Reb! NAD noe 42.96; 196 ||| warestahaliney eRete an me 200 j 546 iin tor nig iar Bip ! . AMMONIA, SUCCOTABH, oT, DOUBLE STOUT, u B ¥, The popular, Vall if rear ial brated new pianos, including: sha, lend Ni [Betoun tates cetkeet | Bria’ dos Becs'ean” OG) Be em RT * i You kn Baie Ceylon: 1 ormoge | sin Hani paneer: Oc NEED MILK. | jogen pint ry} ‘ it g8-ib. drum, ‘ ong, Bn . fe ys 4 ¥ A Fackard Hh. @ S, G, Lindeman Schubert | ins a Nags™ FB faster MINED! wlended | ‘nc OUTING Boar. fig, bear’? 126 orale FURS EXR WHEAT SWISS COCOA. ‘ASKA GALMON, Mab Maree 'ressibi “rice | usereodltis, erie. 200 , Fourth SUCHARD'S. the. bert Beh EBA: baot book’ —"Complimen: FURR CLARET, Prive, i fan Sido; Tb, cane, 12 Fuperfor pintandel: sh 4 Betts upright veseee $05 | Recommended fo FRESH BUTTER, re | eats Ace nny tO) d ] aakaa DIPAK PAS nd | Royal ic TARRAGONA PORT, 1 Cable & Sons uprivht , 100 eS en, encemane. gid vintages 1 Weber upright , 150 . Aosta » 142) RR te. 1.50 506 4 Mason & Hamlin upright , 178 4 Kranich & Bach upright .,. 175 375 1 Sohmer upright 225 450 1 Bell upright eeceeecsenss Ba8 400 ‘cocitan ok 175 250 _GALE TE MILLION BOXES A YEAR ~ Ow ON SA LE T n J s a Also 47 otuer bargains for to: ’ JAPAN E WAR SUPPLEMENT eS 2) Te DN : WITH THE 1 7 . CANDY CATHARTIC ee wo. _D A LM tmpson Crampord Co, Sole agents for Ceeilian piano & Cecilian player, " mM } Oe a an To RS FO THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLL aa a Net | eos ~~ a> om