The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1905, Page 6

FAR Sick BABIES ASoys and Girls in Town and Country Work Throughout | a Vacation to Swell The Even-| >. ing World Fund. | Generous boys and girls both in} Greater New York and at mountain | and shore are spending their vacations fm working to raise money for The Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund, and Ste thereby bringing renewed health | @nd happiness into many a darkened tenement home. Gus Erbe, of the North Beach Casino Palace, is preparing a mammoth bene- | Mt for the Fund. The entert will occur on Tuesday, Aug a will be noteworthy in the annals Jocal vaudeville, the finest available talent having been secured for tie vc- | casion. | Following are the atest contributions | | | | to The Evening World Sick Babies’ | Buna: They raised ss, ‘THE WORLD: WEDNFSDAY EVENING, CK BABIES’ FUND. ; GENEROUS HFIP "alanis FOR fi Trene and. § j atreet, Brook’: To the Editor of made at a Sick ‘on the street Olive Bates, May Bi : Bvelyn Lamp and mys | spite army of wor |during the No. 178 Pros; m ten to fift Col. G. R. Dyer, of the Twelfth Reei- ment, has ordered a postponement of the field exercises of the resin which were to have been held to-mo 5 row, becaus? of the death of Captain- | 304 elect Harris M. Lindsay. | famin ‘CHU LIBOR IS GN THENCREASE = Owen R. Lovejoy Points Out Growth of Evil at Convention) pentax. auc. 1% —Henry Conrted, of M ropolltan Opera-Hovse, has en- of the International Associa: 2°. .4°\"" tion of Factory Inspectors, DETROIT, Mich,, Aug, 16.—At the an- of the International As- ‘ory Inspectors n een years of a mechanical and manufact FIELD EXERCISFS POSTPONED, |'S Dursults Increased 100 per cent jwhile the number of girls thetween the same ages and in the same class of in- dustries increased 150 per cent i “The of working people savag den Jon of def lor be es maimed for ——$——____ on three years’ contract 's operatic season. Mm rom the Imperial Opera to-day puntry, 6 niimb HAKLEM: 21st St. & 3d Ave. 2226 to 2234 3d Ave. NEW SINGERS COMING. soprano, Geraldine Far RHEUMATISM Price 25¢ unyon's | Rheuma- | tism Cure | ‘ew hours, Positively cures in a few days, 3t does not put the disease to sleep, t dtves tt from the system. —MUNY VCUST 16, 1908. OPAVE.2NS 22ASTREETS, Victor Talking Machines a Ae LSE Up To-Morrow - - - - - but not when you understand the facts. ty of the 14 tall you so. Perhaps quite lavienly trimmed. an ordinary Sizes from 6 to 8, and 8} to II. Included are a hundred or so pairs of Russet Shoes. ONE. $1.00 and $1.25 Roman Bare- c toot Sandals for Boys & Girls at In Russet Leather and White Duck They are made with splendid oak leather soles and leather counters; they have never been sold for less than $1.00 and $1.25; they come in sizes 4 to 8, 9 to 11 and 12, and will be splendid for the youngsters to wear up to late ‘September i Je will place on sale to-morrow morning 2, we to e sold at the remarkable price of....... 490c Mail orders, when accompanied with cash, will be filled as long as the goods last. But we cannot guarantee to fill them. MRY GOODS CO. {80 Sitk Shirt Waist Suits Made to Sell at from $12.50 to $20, in a Grand Clean- $5.00 This seems like a ridiculous price for a Silk Shirt Waist Suit, doesn’t it?— ‘e have just a hundred and eighty suits left in stock. Summer is waning. We don’t wish to carry them into season, though the styles will be good even then. So we make Five Dollars the clearance price—and expect to sell them all in one day. jul te with the price. If they were not desirable the greatest fault Mes in the fac: that x them-—the colors being browns, greens and other cre ia from $$ to $10 worth of silk In each sult. The making Is the beat Tea are absolutely correct. Skirts are very full, being in no sense skimpy. Some SS You'll wear these Silk Suits all Winter—and think of the cost! Why, 'y cotton dress is a bargain at $5. And these are silk; nice, rich, soft, clinging taffeta, of brilliant sheen and lustre. Rea'y to-morrow morning—Second F.oor. 1,500 Pairs of Girls’ $1 Canvas Shoes at«<«s:s:s t for to-morrow. And there ought not to bea single pair ich when night comes. They are made of splendid grade White Duck, with spring heels and leather soles; all button styles. Not a pair in the lot is worth below One Dollar—so you really will get TWO PAIRS FOR THE COST OF | SummerGames Troquet, 8-Kall Sets, uty p Other Seta, $1.00, RD up to Nets, $150 Tennis’ Haile, ‘extra ( AOc SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK tomorer, 2.98 I Coolest Store in Brooklyn—Most Pleasant Summer Shopping Place, 1,000 Stamps are worth $3.00 cash and 500 are worth $1.50 cash, when GarmantG { Siorase! SC fom, BROOKLYN. Denediccenesseencet OL Uvcesess every respect; covered with a good grade satin-finish tick, fancy stripe, all sizes; only one to a patron. Value $10.00; To-morrow, Fringed Napkins. Fringed Napkins, 380 dozen, con- sisting of all white, red and blue borders and red and blue checked centres; most all of them are pure linen. Value to 8c ea.; Val. to 12:cyd.; a To-morrow, 3C To-morrow, 2C Trimming Gimps. Trimming Gimps, in remnants, some black, white, colored and Per- sian effects; just the trimming for that new dress or coat you're mak- ing. lue 2 d.; Value 25c; reece. 10c | Teameres, Women’s White | Lawn Suits. Made of fine lawn, trimmed with hee or embroidery, tucked back, large, full sleeve with deep cuff. plaited skirt, front panel of lace, in- verted plait back; 32 to 38. Value $5.00; We Give Dividend Stamps. Buying Merchandise in Over 100 Departments of Fulton, From Bridge to Duttield St. Stamp with Each 10c of Your Purchase. Genuine Elastic Felt Mattresses Genuine elastic felt Mattresses, full A weight, 1 or 2 parts, not to be con- founded with the ordinary cotton felt Mattresses; Qwaranteed first class in 5.45 Printed Lawns. Beautiful printed Lawns, in stripes and floral designs; all our 10¢ and 124c qualities bunched together to clean them up for new fresh stock. { Water : Pitchers: Crystal Water Pitchers, %-gallon Size, assorted shapes and_ patterns, good quality crystal: just the kind of Pitcher you will want to buy when you see it. 15c Women’s Shirt Waists. Fine white lawn, surplice effect, others finished with French knots and hemstitching, long cuffs and at- tached collars, short cuffs and. sep- arate stocks; sizes 34 to 46. Value $1.59; ree 8c! MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ) Nias. MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, SS eS SSS Reduced from $35 Reduced from $5 to $3,75 Harlem: Substantial Three-Piece Farlor Suite AHOGANY finished frame, nicely pol- ished and finished. The coverings are of velour in acceptable colorings and standard quality. There are no slights anywhere, either in the upholstery or cabinet wo thing testifies to the Cowperthwait & Sons’ thoroughness. One of the best popular-priced suites we have in our great stock—a represen- tative of hundreds of others that may be had this month below ruling trade figures, tarst St. & 3d Ave, 1 2226 to 2234 3d Ave, to $26.50 , and every- Reduced from $10 to $7,25 Downtown: T has long been an the Cowperthwait & Sons’ carpets are the standard, gust clearance—at a discount of 25 per cent, We make, ANITARY bedding {s as essential to health and life as the food we eat. time inhale them, This is a well-established fact, yet it 1s little heeded In our twentleth-century hurry and indifference. ty Bed Is No More Expensive Than the Other Kind AM, of the Cowperthwalt & Sons’ bedding is sanitarlly clean, A large bullding is devoted exclusively to the manufacture of bed- ding, everything in it bein; ol s, and everything that enters Into the Pela ey) ea Hi te Ae and pure as the balsam-scented alr of the mountains, ani yt The Sanita Chatham Square 193 to 205 Park Row Cash or Liberal Credit Cowperthwait Sons established and conceded fact that for excellence of fabric, richness of colorings, novelty and beauty of designs, It Is these carpets of quality that are offered at reduced prices during the Au- Sanitary Bedding Unparalleled Sale of Beds RASS and Enamels Beds in a comprehensive range of acceptable styles may be had during the August Clearance at unusual savings. The same broad policy—the Cowperthwait & Sons’ policy—that has made it possible for New York housekeepers to purchase furniture and carpets at a discount of from twenty-five to thirty-three per cent. below prevail- ing prices places at the disposal of August buyers a tremendous stock of high-grade, perfectly made and finished beds at about the cost of produc- tion, Everything for Housekeeping. line and lay them Without extra charge—a roint to be remembered threughout the year If there are germs of disease in the bedding you will In the hair, the feathers, the felt—is as sanitarily pure as modern methods can make It. Grand Opportunities for the Fall Outfitting of Homes A Furniture Sate at a Furniture Store HREE weeks from now the Fall outfitting of homes will the chief work of homecoming New Yorkers. T The edge of Autumn approaches, and with it the housekeeping needs become most apparent. , During the great Manufacturers’ Clearance Sale now going on at Cowperthwait & Sons’ two stores the purchases which should otherwise be deferred three o: four weeks may be made immediately with immense price advantages. The furniture—the carpets—the bedroom, dining-room and kitchen requisites—all of the same high standard as those sold regularly the year round at these establishments, may be procured at this sale at prices which are impossible under ordinary circumstances, ‘ An inspection of the values will convince thrifty housewives and men of family that it is economical to buy without delay rather than wait until this clearance stock is ail closed out. Remember that Purchases May Be Made for Cash or On Liberal Credit with Equal Advantage A Wonderful Collection of Standard Carpets at Reduced Prices 195 to 205 Park Row From $12 to $8.75 DOWNTOWN: Chatham Square Oak Table Sit feet long when ex- tended to its full length. If used in the shape shown here it makes a good-sized round table, which is so favored by people of nice discrimina- tion and taste. Thorough- ly well made, carefully finished and castered. than usual. I mi ah Reduced from $50 to $39 Everything for Housekeeping 661 VERYTHING for Houskeeping” has been made a pro- found subject of study for almost a century—and mas- tered. The goods in this department are of the same high standard that rules in the other divisions of the store, ‘The prices are invariably low, but this month they are much lower Solid Brass Beds syn Reduced from $28 to $19