The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1905, Page 9

( ‘wt Cid aed CWS IN A utshell eS Bennington Memorial Board BAN DIEGO, CAL. AUG. 10.—At a Meeting of the Board of Control of the Bennington M. 1 Apsoclation last | tan advisory board was iding President Roosevelt, § tary of the Navy Bonaparte, e: : tary Morton, Miss Helen Gould, Ad mirals Goodrich MeCalla, Pars natons T and Flint, of Galtforaia, and the yng from this St Troops Home from Manila. N FRANCISCO, AUG, 10. ‘ t. Hall, a nila, bringing, troops These conaisted nig is broken farm of John Mayor Bliss Freed. £ 3) FLA., AUG, 10.—May ch s oH few age for stor quantity of dyna- as dis: ed yester- y. who held that the d the dynamite in his 1 not as a merchant Cruiser Variag Floated. TOKIO, AUG. 10.—The Imperial Navy F, C. Moseley Killed. N, BOSTON, ALG. 10.—Frederiek C. ley, Treasurer of Cypress Lium- city, was Killed f this t ce i station of New Haven and Hart- ROYSTON, GA., AUG. 10.—Ex- and County School missioner W, H. Cobb, of this pla as the result of being shot his wife who mistook him r —— HAIL MASHES POTATOES. es in Diameter Btones Four I Pound Them to Palp in Ground, RIVER FALLS, Wis, Aug. 10.—Re- ports which are just beginning to come in about the big hallstorm show it to have been the most remarkable storms tha sited this region. The storm ‘began at Mwaca Springs. on Lake jt west of here, and, two to four miles, At places hail fell to the depth of Beveral Inche Some of the stones were four inches in diameter, ‘The stotm was accompanied by a strong wind. On the Atmatrong farm thirty sheep were Milled nd chicke and wild animals ywhere ” exterml- tho roots of erforated, often found aten into a pulp. CAPT OSIER DEAD AT 105. Oldest Man in Iiinofs Worked Until One Year Ago. CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—<( Jerome B. Osier, belleved to be the oldest resident ‘ft Iilinols, died vesterday, He was born in Erie, Pa., Following his father as a sailor on the lakes, Osler had become a master gf a small schooner before he made is first voyage to C! co. The ship ‘a4 welcomed as ¢! ‘gest craft that ie huw pore had mn and made a “on LSet” Osi 4 in er enlisted in je Nay; gps Was assigned to the allan iver service. Under Admiral Porter, whose gelp be was an ensign, ‘Ts ry hh a aged 105, art in the river battles between w Oneans and Vicksburg. After the r he me a life insurance agent 1 was engaged in active business un- ll one year ugo. |. was a happy, 200 60 {he old song he ws. ging ani nein; sol the evenings short hay ier Ie and : ’rhaps music a gayety * would make YOUR honte life the appler, so why don't you avail yourself of one of the many Piano Bargain Offers Made To-Day and Every Day THURSDAY RVENING, AGGUST 10, 1905" All plagiartam |] and Infringement ; . aR ~ Opens Friday, Aug. 14. Entire floor east of Chambers st. entrance ts arranged for this Unique Trousers Event. Six window displays showing the Woollens; the Trousers marked with each size. You can select what you want at a glance. Trousers for men of every tast pe, height, weight and dispo- sition. Trousers for hot or cool ther. TPousers for dress, busi- ness, outing and rest. Trousers for midsummer or autumn. ‘OR the first time probably in the; clothiers and others that “they bave annals of clothing selling has, Sizes to fit every build.” MAYBE. Still, many purchasers are disappointed in some of those bargain sales. WE WILL FIT MEN WHO |ASURE 52-]NCH WAIST AS EASILY AS 30-IN. WAIST, OR 38-IN, LENGTH INSEAM AS EASI- LY AS 2&IN, INSEAM. A special feat- TROUSERS, CUT FROM ENDS, THAT] Ure Js the Trousers for STOUT MEN )PENS TO-MORROW AT TWO FIFTY. | Cut on our “symmetrical” patterns— FIVE, they Ne simply perfect. = INT D—At this season of the year THE SIGNIFICANT POINTS. | an extra pair of Trousers is most im- POINT A—The extra fine quality of porting, Instance, A new pair of the fabrics involved. The majority of | BLUE SERGE—they are here. Or your the cloths were milled for the tailoring | bitck sujt Is a ittle “off — BLACK trade and sold by woollen Jobers at | TR elma (ol ere. NEAT MIX- $2.3734 to $2.87% per yard. None of ey are here. GRAYS AND the piece gaods could be purchased | OXFORDS —they are here. Vacation ith the market rising dally} Trousers for RYRTER, country snd s than the average price Seashore, th Fi ELS, HOMESPUNS $1.87% per yard. BUT WE SECURED | and WOOL CRASHES—they are here. 1 DS OF 1% TO 18% YDS.,| Trousers for évety occasion with any HT ON A BASIS OF BY THE| kind of a coat—WORSTEDS IN FINE ID, virtually at less than raw | STRIPES—they are here. POINT E—Were these Trousers cut from full pieces—were they made up n the regular course of manufacture— d figured on a close basis—the it even &: ard would ire up as follows: Average cloth, Fcial patterns designed by experts in| 1s yds., $3. mmings, 322.; cut- trousers-making. They were made dur-| ting, 25c.; making, 65¢. In this com- ing the dul! season to fill a gap (matu-| putation there is no allowance for rally better and for less money). | shrinkage, waste, manufacturer's profi POINT CG laims are made by many | &c. The Trousers=-Two Fifty-Five. No matter even if you do live in Connecticut, Long Island or up the State, it will be to your advantage to visit us during this $2.55 Unique Trousers Event $2.55 (Cut from Ends.) All Roads Lead Elevated R.R. to the Corner and Subway at Drought to pube Mo notes and otherwise at. Ag tended to, there been an event of such im- portance brought before the purchas- ing public on an item of wearing ap- parel (usually considered unimpor- tant) as we introduce in our SALE OF POINT B—The tailoring in. these Ti s of a very high i king of each pressers. Shaping ice and cut on spe- ng by expe y men of exper BROADWAY CITY HALL AND PARK— CHAMBERS. NORTH. During August This Store Will Close at 6.80 P.M; Satarday et 1 o"lock, ON MONDAY, AUGUST 14TH we will open a sale of ’ Carpets, Rugs and Floor Coverings that will eclipse all our past efforts and present savings that are not possible in any other store in the country, Weeks of preparation have been employed in arranging for this event, and our present. and prospective customers will do well to watch our ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE NEXT SUNDAY, : ‘ Inlaid Linoleum, Superior quality, genuine tile and carpet patterns, inlald Cork Lin- oleum; colors run through to the back; guaranteed to wear 10 years; worth $1.25 square yard, @t........-ceeseeeesereres 59c : Cork Linoleum. 40 pieces best quality, guaranteed perfect; the celebrated Jos, Wild's make; desirable patterns; 2 yards wide; worth 69c, and 79c. per square yard, at ; 34c 8.50 wit Japanese Mattings, 5.98. 40 yards of linen warp Matting at a price no other store in Greater New York can equal; this lot of Matting is the choicest lot we ever put on sale; fresh, crisp, fine reversible Matting at less than Brie ft import; 40 yards to every rol! special Splendid Value Rugs, Brussels Rugs. Size 9x12 feet, in three of the season's most beautiful patterns, and of superior texture; a price of $20.00 would be considered fair; our price only ...... debs en onioeaen sesthenetes beebees 10.00 Smyrna Rugs. Just 250 in the lot, reversible, in size 6x! signs; a rug positively worth almbst one-half 385 Odd Coats FOR BOYS, Representing the season's accumulation from suite whére pants have been sold, are placed on sale at a-price which should attract mothers who wish to secure the most for their money; these Coats are in double-breasted style ini made of excellent quality wool- ens, in a pleasing range of desirable fabrics and pat- 59 terns, in sizes 7 to 15 years; hardly do them justice to say they aré worth double our price of Through THE WORLD: S-AVE BCE 22°STRECTS, Odds and Ends of China. | Choose at 5c. and 10c. Going through our stock of Chita, whipping it into shape for Fall, weeding out such things as we do not wish to duplicate, ate, we have gathered together quite a large quantity of articles to sell at 5c. and 10c., though hereto- fore we have deemed them Worth up to 25¢. Onthe TenGentTable you wii tind Vegetable Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Meat Platters, Plates, Pitchers and other things of a similar nature. On the Five Cent Table are Cups and Saucers, Fruit Saucers, Oatmeal Bowls, Bon-Bon Dishes, &c. Jardini ' OFS) . sity a areaa hag sone: on anne ALIS Some 50 Cent Jardinieres at 25c. ° Straw Mattings, CHINA MAT.|JAPANESE MAT- TINGS, fine linen TINGS, narrow | warp, very. artistic | warp, regular val- | Ss lee greek | ue 4Sc. per yard,| and drab, regular Final Crearance. JAPANESE MAT-|SEAMLESS CHINA TINGS, extra qual. | MATTINGS, heav- ity, Mnen warp, Test quality, all white and chotce regular prices 35¢.) allover effects, prices 25c. and! and 4$c, vd, | regular prices 3Sc, mark- |30c, per yard, ABS ae Yay ind. 43c. per ydy ae | arle- mark te lown down | down (J price... 10° price... 1s¢ price... 25° price . 25 and Heavy- 2.95 3.95 AN OILCLOTH BARGAIN! Alden Sampson & Sons’ OILCLOTH—thoroughly seasoned—11% and 2 yards I 9g quick selling from 30c. per square yard to...... THOROUGHLY SEASONED|CORK INLAID LINOLEUMS, patterns, regular prices terns, regular = prite 60c. and 70c. 08° Clean Up Sate of ° e e Men’s Negligee Shirts. lar Shirts, and there are numerous styles to choose from, both in light and dark effects; all sizes, 14 to ) ° ° Men’s Bathing Suits. Heavy Cotton Two-Piece Suits, in | Brooklyn Knitting Oo. Full-Fashioned are the best made. Pi laaleeal APES ied 95e Medium-Weight “Shirts $5.00, at Navy or Black Worsted, two pieces; The best they make; value $2.00; only. r At Half the Usual Prices, The chance is yours during this sale to invest in a We are going to sell the most beautiful switches and natural wavy pompadours at HALF what Pompadours. __, Switches. Regular 1.00 Pompadour 48c/16 inches, all long hair.. 88c alae SaNioar Sms 98 Wavy Gray Pompadour 1.48/48 _ inches, : $5.00 Gray Pompadour 2.49|Switches . wide—a large sélection bést patterns—marked down for LINOLEUMS, full rolls, choicest | heaviest quality, handsome pat: per sq. yd., e | s1.50 per square yard, merkslown price...... 39 imark-down price... .... This lot comprises broken lines of our Regular Dol- 5 17; all with one pair separate cuffs; to close at.... ¢ < plain navy or navy with white or ll Worsted, with silk borders, Weight Tights; value to ie Soren i I. 29) value $6.95, at......... ' Pompadours ana Switches Pompadour or Hair Switch, and get a splendid bargain. ae ordi- narily pay. This sale will last the entire week. Regular 1.50 Pompadour saa inches, all long hair, 1.49 effect) 1.49 /short stem. . 1.98 | Friday’s Specials in Toilet Articles Lyon's Tooth Powder at.. Danderine Hair Tonic at Witch Hazel, quart size, xt Witch Hazel, pint size, at Murray & Lenman’s Florida Water 87% Java Powder at. Ric Roger & Gailet's Toilet Powder, 14¢ Fehr's Talcum Powder at.... 10¢ Flexible Emery Boards, do: Listerine, small size, Bath Mitts at......... Summer Toys Nicely Embossed Sand Pails, with Shoy. Be, and 10¢ Sand Sets, consisting of Sand Sieve, Shovel and Moulds.....25c, and 5c Sand Elevators, $1.00, 60c, and 25c Sail Boats, with: steel hulls and keels, $1.00, 75c,, 50c, 25c Wind Mills, with working figures. 25¢ Lawn Games. Croquet, with ¢ight balls and mal- NEES) oisienses: ++ -81,00 Lawn Tennis Sets Tennis Nets, 42 feet.. Tennis Balls .. .25c | Bath Brushes, with Special “League Jr.” Baseballs....19c | handles Baseball supplies in large assortments | Tooth Brushes at 9 at lowest prices. | Bath Sponges at.... 25¢c. Window Shades at 15c. We have for to-thotrow's selling exactly three thousand of these Holl: Opaque Shades—just in time for you to replace the Old Ones ad of when you clean house, thit come down All the rollers ri You are getting genuine Quarter-Dollar Shades at 18c, in this sal saving when you stop to think. i lbtonsidetable QeG6Q5Cl_N0C070”?B50ReRNew®"w’w—w_—eSsooe—=~o Sauaraay's Grocery Specials at... 8c 15c 10¢ adjustable pany 33, best colors ere represented, and t bert gore hey ae mounted on spring BOILMD HAM. vig ERNE BAIRD ORACKERS, Swift's. Premium Sugar- SOL DAN en PR, Sete rise y i Cured, sliced by M4 ANS CRS machinery, tb.. 22¢ aise: a ANars. RUNES — Ex fancy | POTTED HAM or Tongue Oregon: the larmeat and 8 oF fabby'e At 4 Ret sbor''th.? Ze Se Bost Domen. Cw BARD) fello, in impo w When $3.50, propose Rememt 600 Pairs of Burt and Packard’s‘‘Korrect | 450 Pairs of ‘King ¥3.50 and $4 shoe; russet and Shape;"’ black Oxfor! 500 Pairs of Regent $3.00 vici kid and | velour calfskin tip lace Shoes; sizes 5 to 11, widths C, D We also offer the choicest W and 85 best Shoes and Ties, all sizes, to-mo Enormous Sale of Men’s Trousers ™y | Involving 3,000 pairse-at 50c on the Dollar Final Reductions in Men’s and Boys’ Hats Closing out our entire stock of Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats at less than half, There are only 150 Men's Hats left in the tire lots. Men's $1.50 Straw Hats Boys’ and Children’s $1.00 and $1.25 Sailors Ausust Furniture Sale Is Flitting Are You Getting Your Share of the Offerings ? an odd piece of Furniture you require; or it may be the furnishing of an entire home. It may simply be fil either want equally well. 1 ; g It makes their dollars go almost twice as far—and in many instances (where special We can fu plating housekeeping. lots have been made and enjoy White Enamelled Iron Brass top rail, vases and mounts with extended foot; worth $5.50; Special at .. Continuous mounts; worth $7; special at Heavy post, mounts; wo) clal at pau ds and Shoes. To-morrow and E. To-morrow at L. Dougt Between sea clothing and with three of Never before The $1.0 Bvery bands; riveted SERVICE. rials and de: W and $2.00 Fin mark . 75¢| 25¢c| seen the identical model in a near-by window a’ stance of many we might relate garment stock anywhere than this one—right vow on almost everything you buy ts our best argument for you to hurry here, Pairs of Trousers—to keep their hands busy and to provide us with ammunition for a great sale—just at this time. money. Every pair is a positive bargain. The $2.00 assortment comprises Fancy:Stripe Worsted Cassimeres, ©. Thibets; every 0 assortment comprises Fine Union Cassimeres and Dark Stripe Worsteds. They are cut over strictly up-to-date patterns; have patented walst- PAIR FOR EVERY PAIR THAT FAIL $P 00 | Trousers made to sell at $3.50 Trousers made to sell at $2 to $4 pair. All superior mate- Apparel Never So Low Priced! a customer plucked a $12 Skirt from a lot wé had marked to élose at she pondered over it, wondering if the style was bad. Yet she had $13.75, This is but one in- This Garment Clearance is making history. We don't te carry over a single Suit, Coat, Wrap, Skirt or Waist Into the Fall season, per this: We'll start with everything spic-span new. Even so, there's no better Because you save a half and more 150 Girls’ Dresses; sizes Misses’ Shirt-Waist Suits, sizes 44, 4 to 14; value $1.25; 16 and white and colored OPP ivsigesassncses GBC | chambray; vilue'$9.00; ‘py ape 4100 Gitls’ Wash Dresses, colored | Special ese le 95 and yah) wie! sizes 6 Girls’ ARTE ea Suspen- to 14; value $2.00; clear- der and Buster Brown; sizes The Sale Viv vecevscves 98e 6 to 14; value 25; 1 05 125 Suspender and Guimpe Dresses, | Spécial on ° Girls’ Pongee and Silk Coats; odds and ends; value from $6.00 to $10.00; to close out, 2.95 & 3.98 Girls’ Buster Brown; black and white check, and blue and brown and Russian; sizes 6 to 14; value $2.75; special I 50 Odd lot of Girls’ White Organdie and Lawn Dresses; value $9.00 and $10.00; clearing 3 95 e sale made of white duck; sizes 14 to Misses’ Regulation Sailor Suits, granite and cashmere; for school 48; value $9.50; clear- 4.95 ing price ....s...05 win tes specie 2. 95 W. L. Douglas Shoes With Other Famous Makes at 2.39 and 1.89 We have planned to make to-morrow the banner day in our Men's Shoe Department. We therefore offer some of the best makes of men’s shoes on the market to sell at $1.89 and $2.39. The following items tell the story of the sale: Douglas Oxfords and Shoes tn Tan & Black. These are positively the genuine W. L. Douglas make. Sounds pretty good, doesn’t er ey men who are accustomed to pay- ing at least $2.50 to $3.50 for shoes. You would pay $3.50 for these, too, if any one else controlled them save oursélves. We con- tract with the Malte people dirtct to take évery pair of shoes that i they decide to term “factory damaged.” To Sell to-MOrrow At. oc. cece ese e este eee eee e eee e eee eee I. 89 All Leathers. All Sizes. All Styles. Quality” Men's fine sample $4 and $5 Shoes, In black patent leather and tan Russia calf; of the best | shoes made, To-morrow at 2.39 a. 23D 1.89 son—after big tailors had finished their Spring before beginning their Fall work—we figured f the best of them to make us Three Thousand have such good Trousers been offered for so little eviots and Black air London Shrunk and fully warranted. size up to 50 waist measurement. rovides for A NEW E SATISFACTORY uarantee, rustproof buttons. Our TO Gi $7 Oo |the pair; two styles of Fancy | Cassimeres; 30 to 46 waist. signs; 30 to 50 Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Fine Straw Hats marked........ Boys’ and Children’s 50c. and 7Sc, Sallors........++ 5Oe | 25 HOA Foe DEE 25e | Boys’ and Childrea’s $1.50 75¢ | and $2.00 Sailors.......+. for us) it give the Sale. Beds 3.95 5.45 | “brass top rail and full th $9.00; spe- Pee a0 ‘Inuous posts with heavy worth 914,00; . 9.75 post, with ball These August sales are a boon to young married folk contem- s them exclusive styles of better-than-usual make. Beiter get aboard Beds Brass and [ron Bed Springs and Mattresses Iron springs; bronze frame; woven wire; worth $250.. IOS Bronze lron frame springs, with helical ends and woven sire cen- tre; worth #4, ateeesse,, BeOS Best Grades of Brass Beds Continuous 2-Inch pillars with T ball connections; best of ing; worth $40, at. Heavy onze Arane tprings with | two-inch continuous shaped posts, close woven wire; worth with swell foot end; regu- : $6.00 aoe sv nies arsancnss BOS sor special ate, BBS Combination Mattress, made of Afri- can fibre and goat hair top, bottom and sides; made up in fancy with heavy lateral; large mount on TAKING os) reapaees -, SAS | pillars; worth $60.00, $40 No, 2 South American Hair Mattress, | # +> : mage up in A, cn or fancy stripe | Two-inch continuous posts with large ticking; full sizi 40 vases and mounts; regularly outed RA ewer 148, 5O | 35; wpe 22 Two-inch continuous posts, shaped; stint <a! _ rie oo