The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1905, Page 6

emi Golden Eagles Elect. TRENTON, N. J.. SEPT. 1 Jersey Grand Castle, Knights ¢ Golden Engle, in session h @locted there oMcers: Past Grand © pel sted Waynwright, present Bouttere Union. @ion four days. was Killed Father and Son. PHILADELPHIA, Johnsen, Sept. forty-five les, twont by tluminatin house here Inst nic found to-day. IY Berved in the United ‘was at one time staioned fn pines army and | he Philip- | Folk Going to Fair. 3: Gov. Folk will r Portland to at- Exposition at the first Republican ince recons.ru Hicks-Beach Off to China, VICTORIA, B. C.. SEPT. 5—The steamer Empress of China sailed last might for the Orient. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, formerly the English Chancellor of the equer, Was a pas- | to arbitrate a dis- genger to Shanghai pute with regard t Seven Died in Lake, ASHLAND, WIS., SEPT. 5.—Search- ing parties from Ashland to-day found ‘the bodies of Capt. D. 8. McDonald, of the wrecked steamer Nels Schuma: ond 1 on Sand Isiand beach, ) the Singapore docks. The bodies of the five others lost have not been found. Three Canoeists Drowned. DETROIT, SEPT. 6—Percy Pound, aged nineteen, son of ominent D troit attorney; Miss Maloney and Anne Waldron were drowned by the up- | Getting of @ canoe in the American hunnel of the Detroit River, ner Belle bridge, last evening. Kliied at Exposition. WINTEBURG, SEPT. 5.—During the periormance of “Fighting the Flames @t the Pittsburg Exposition Jeanette} Lawes @ vaudeville performer, was Gaslied to her death while being Oued” from a window thirty feet above the stage. Pretoria Sunk, 5 Lost, ASHLAND, WIS., SEPT. ship Pretoria sank near Ou in Lake Superior on Saturday and tive members of her crew of ten were jrowned by the capsizing of the yawl in which they took refuge. Peruvians for U. S. Navy. LIMA, PERU, SEPT. 5.—Hector Mer- ado, Carlos Rotolde and Leonidas La- nleely et empties: iin Hii torre Gonzalez, midshipmien in the Pera- THER PILLOWS; LOWS; sie xd ACA yian Nevv. left here for } York. | tick reg- 69c faney ticking; regularly € They will be attached to the United | BL. soe Special... Biates Navy. Wreck on B. and O. PITTSBURG, SPT. 5.—An ation train on the Railroad ran into a fre Jer station last nigh: @enger engine and ur cars, New Chinese Minister.§ PARIS, SEPT. 5.—Liou She First Secretary of the Chinese Le here, succeeds Soueng Pao-K'l a Rese’ Minister to Fra 2,000 PAINTERS STRIKE. smith 4 Jindury ta a serious one | TWO SHOT AT A DANCE. t Suddenty | = Ttallan Looking for F Opened Fire on Crowa. a dance wa tel at Jay, two Italians tered ard one NASAL Plas ee Not a medicine but 6 ni. His a Natural Lnxativo Wa- whereupon he tor forsluggeish bowols, Get quick, positive ro- 1 whip Private W lief by taking half a glass on arising. tho challe Hunyadl Jdnos a revolver Corson, a Tyallan suddenly, drew hots, Edward Sas, Tt FORGES? ONSTIPATIO at Bris Brighton, the a go direct or by transfer to our doors. | Broadway—Brooklyn. Wednesday, ans, Reduction Day. | f, Farming: ;| Keep- @r of Records, A. L. Clark, Trenton. Foresters in Session. | SCRANTO: . SEPT. 5—Tho na-| BT tional biennia nt Ormier of = ty Guernsey |} 8 |B | wained a reputation for theit great values Intense Interest Is Centred tn Our Great 53d Half-Yearly Sale of Housefurnishings, China, Glass, Cutlery, Etc. Which Began This Morning, Offering Unquestionably the Most Pronounced Values Ever Known in a Sale of the Kind in Greater New York. Stocks are so prodigious, so multifarious in_scope, and, withal, so ingeniously shown, that, apart fr the heretofore unknown prices, it becomes an e ceptional pleasure and advantage to shop here. Prices throughout are wonderful revelations to econowi lined people, and as for quality—well, you know from past experieace nothing would be allowed in this store if it was not the best for the money the market aiforded. No Mail or Telephone Orders. None C. O. Ds We Positively Will Not Sell to Dealers at the Prices. Stocks Will | Be Replenished Daily From Vast Surplus Stores. Best Clothes for the School Boys. Best Values the Season Can Produce. acta eee Herma from our remarkable school sale to emphasize the jest leadership this department enjoys among the clothing how Greater New York. : . ee These prii Se d Fa ™M Douitoctrestielang Nyrrelk outs: aleacie; Sete Suits at 2.98, und Russian Blouse models, At this price are also Tan Covert Heefers and Top Coats. Aline of clothing correct in the season’ style and dependably finishe is Aiges Seescae Suits at 1.98, Sailor modi nol suits in Ni Boys’ and Girls’ Strong School Shoes Attractive Items From Our Seotember Sale. Duratle and ‘eliable footwear in neat, attractive styles, for boys’ and girls’ school wear, at low prices. A big assortment to choose from. MISSES’ SHOES in kid BOYS’ SHOES in viol and box calf, twce:| A id, box calf d it t 1.29 and bo e t 1.45 ned pox ealfand calf CHILDR BOYS’ SHOES in bluch- At 98c box valr (lac kid in buttor sizes 0 to LL. SHOES At J 98 ani er box calf, vici ki ‘and lace; se and velour calf, shoe \ 236 to 6. MISES" AND BOYS’ SHOES, in all siz Forlice grades cleewbord you would Unmatchable Values in Pillows. t Specially Reduced Prices. ATH. 8 Ib. At PILLOW: A353 75C ee FEATHER PILLOW OWS: size 18x20; A. teking: rej The Curtain Rings Up ome Coming Weck PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.—More shut 2,000 patimers of this city went to-day for Increased wages « hours. Several master painte greed to grant the deman painters’ union on condition that they | shall not be required to sign any agrey- the union painters uso, other ft le said, have offered to assist io comtinuiny ther Nght. — FALL KILLED BOY. Russell Singleton, tive years aiimbed out on the fire-eecape fi window of the flat of & No, 2 West Sixty-sevr day and f nreaway below tured and he « tured and he died an amy the way to Roosevelt Hospital old, the ance on Let Us Clothe You, 1 say, “As long as th ‘other man’ hasn't tl same manufacturing 4 vantages and the same I store rent he can’t give 1 same high standard of m chandise at the same k prices.” Moe Levy & Co., 119 to 125 Walker St., Three blocks east of Uroidway Branch at 4457) Broadway, AND Sterling Pianos vi Vacation time !s over and we cross the threshold of Autumn with greater promise than ever in our history. We would be untrue to ourselves and your good, were | we not proud oi the past achievements of the Sterling | J Piano. Business now starts in earnest, and with the in- creasing resources of this largest exclusive piano busi- ness in Greater New York, we will crowd home coming week with newer interests than ever for the piano pur- y we are receiving new pianos for the Autumn rush worth seeing and having by those who love music. There are also a number of the so-called left-overs, new, but discontinued styles Returned Rentals and Used Pianos Beautiful Sterlings, as well as other reliable makes that may be bought this week particularly, at very large re- ductions from regular pri New Pianos for Rent We nly new pi most modern ¢ sien and of ‘exquisite tone-—the sort you will } Jong as you reguire a We take milent é we will allow a liberal amount of th the purchase price in Sterling Pianow. 518-520 Fulton Street, cor. Hanover Place, ‘rooklyn Ogen Saturday Evenin. . : me Om, pone % | git Viman afer Sore Store Closes at 5.30 P. The September BLANKET SALE Is Ready This great annual movement in Blankets, Bedspreads and Comfortables is always an occasion of broad interest to hous-keepers; but this year we have done better than ever be‘ore, and have brought together almost doub!e the quantity of bedcoverings shown in any previous Sale. There were two reasons for larger buying, (One was the natural expectation of the growth of the business, the other was the fact that we knew the sharp advance on the price of both wool and cotton was coming. These advan- ces have since occurred, and they have been most em- phatic, All the purchases for this Sale not only escaped the advance, but were made on an unusually low basis, because of the enormous purchases made for our New York and Philadelphia Stores, We have also added a number of groups of Blankets and Comfortables that have been decisively reduced from our own stocks, because of our preparations for decisive changes this Fall. The list of specia! offermgs follows : WHITE BLANKETS WHITE BLANKETS The “pride of the Rast” White! “Alameda” White Blankets, gtr} wort plankets! red, blue or pink) all-wool, with red, biue or pn bonlers; wide silk binding. | borders,’ wide silk binding: fy 4 spepatr. | Ox Hin. d pounds, 0 pak. 32 pounds, $6.75 a pair. | 72x S4In.,6 pounds, $6 a pair. ¢ pounds, $84 palr. ‘Arabis’ White Wool Blankets} “Cornwall” White Blankets, all made from finest stock wool filling, on fine spool cotton io x St ins, Hq pounds, $7.0. pair. | Warp; red, blue or pink borfxs, wid! 7 S pounds, $9 a pair. silk bindin = 6 pounds, $10.60 a pair. H 4 pounds, $4.75 a pair. 5 pounds, $5.75 a pair. 6 pounds, $8.78 a pair. About one bupdred pal of fine Wool Blankets, 78 x 8 fo., 6 and 6% pounds; sold last season for $6, $6.5( “Palma” White Blankets, strictly all-wool, both warp and filling, in the following sizes: 80 x 82 In., 4 pounds, $8 a pafr. 7) x $2 in. 6 pounds, $6 a pair. 74x 80 In., 6 pounds, $7 a pain nd $6.76, to-day marked at 85 8 ; 4 pair. ewton” Part-wool White Blam |" O¢ course, there is a fine assort with wide silk binding: red, % | ment of Gray and Scarlet Blankets or pink borders: tp three sizes: | ment of Cina Rekcernea ‘i Gray Blankets at $2 to $9 a pair. Boarlet Blankets at $4 to $9 a pair. CRIB BLANKETS $5 a pair. ‘ew hite ‘Blankets; wool on fine catton warp, with red, borders, with wide silk pounds, $4 a pair. 36 x 50 In. pounds, $4.50 a pair, 42 x 56 in 6 pounds, $6 a, pair. 48x 64 Favorite’ White | The “Isabella” — Blankets; all-wool filing on spool 90 x 40 tn cotton warp. Blankets so soft and 36 x 60 In warm, and of such excellent quality 42x %6 In, hospitals and institutions have eect that tiem for vears. ‘Tho following | The “Flizabet 80 x 40 in. s nd orices: 4 ‘x82 in., 4 pounds, $3.75 a pair. | 36 x 50 In "5 pounds, $4.75 @ pair eee Taxes in., 6 pounds, $5.75 a pair ‘Brookiine” lankets, DOWN QUILTS Mie Mi 1 ~f1N1- from fine California wool-fill- ing on fine cutton warp, with beau- >, red and ink halr-line | ‘Also in plain white, with uble-stitched binding. rise pounds, 8.90 4 patr Bh ounds. a pair, Text tp 2 pounds, $7 a alr. The following special offe Store: Beautiful 6x6 ft. Ideal Down Quilts, In beautiful Perefan and floral designs and colorings, at $5 each, ‘Sik and Satin Down Quilts; Wool-filled Quilts; ina fine va designs, combinations and colorings; at $7.50 to $22.50 Thint floor, rings are in the Under-Price ‘also at COMFORTABLES At $1.25 each—comfortadies fillled with carded white cotton, cov- ered with excellent sateen, with Plain colored borders. These. cover- figs were made up ‘to be used on dawn quilts, By securing the cover- Ings at a decide saving we are able qwoo! | {© price these Comfortables at, $1.25 At $2.35) worth S—White Wool) each, while if they were, remularty Blankets, with ted, Blue OF PINK | made with these covers they wo Piavke oes) inches; four pounds. | bo worth $2 2.75, worth $3.50 — White) At 90c, worth $1.%—Figurd Silk- we sre excellent aus'ity | eine Comfortables, filled with white Wool Binnkess ot yin borders; 2x80 | Cotton, tufted by hand; 72x78 inches. inches; five pounds. At $1.25, worth $1.50 — Heavy Winter weight Comfortables, filled BLANKETS ) worth $2.00 — White Wool piAt, £2) Sith’ red, blue or pink Bate: soxs) inches: four pounds: 2.10, worth $3—Same Blan- ott Se ibevo: 1x8) Inches; five pounds. T5—White Cot- Re NS we Wool ma-| with white cotton, with coverings si 1a) Male pote as. woo! | of excellent chintz; 68x80 inches , 3 Boxed | other Comfortables of equal value pink borders blue or 2 ene 5 an { All Ready with School Supplies At Low Prices Blank Books, Bags, Pens and lencils—everything necessary to make a good scholar except the determina- to b Phe some from you, i obe one, That has to con j He t helps, though-—worthy, convenient School Supplies Here are that will let you work with @ free and satiefied mind. Mt nices are Jow. Many little savings like these come before the year’s oyer: im Writing Books Sote Pooks and Tablets Pencil Boxes Japanese Pencil Boxes, beautifully w asp and’ Key, at 1h, and flexible ity pe, A n Boxes, with ink bottie and c rtments, at Sc, School Bags Waterproof School Bags, with shoul- pers 102, 4 Reversible Note Books, Fe, 300, 3 2 foc and 450. | yer ‘straps, ut 4c, Sie, Toc, Sic to Pens and Pencils $1. ead P tar wood, rubber School Bags, at loc 2c Inserted, at $e a dozen, Better gride, Baas olin nser\ibber inserted, at We and We] Doane Stude Carriers, at 8, Toliner's Carryalls, at 8c, | Miscellaneous Black Board Frasers, at Sc and 1 ates, single, al Ge to 15 ‘at 2c, Ibe and 2c, 1 Frames, 0% x 10%, with 100 Spence- de und Be. ses and Dividers, Nolseless double sla Num at 2c @ dozen. ‘ountain Pens er Junior Fountain Pens, chool work, at SOc. "| m Pens, with | sloring maps and fig- ht colors, at 7 « for artists, twelve FB, at 2c zs colors, at 1 : at $1 Thustiees Crayons, Water niain Pens, at| twelve colors, assorted, in wooden $2.50 10 Barement, | box, at 100. JOHN WANAMAKER. Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co,, Broadway, Fourth ave., 9th & 10th sts. Call ant Make Your wn Terms. B I WRITE VOR LISTS OF B GOODS: ay Week naan Avcount, Corner Chair, +1, ll Mahogany a frames, ‘Tapestry od ga We Give Dividend Stamps. wa 1,000 Stamps are worth $3.00 cash and 500 are worth $1.50 cash, when buying Merchandise in over 100 departments of Store closes daily 6 P. M. Open Saturdays Until 10°P, M, ra Fulton Street, from Bridge to Duffield Street BROOKLYN. ot Your bandh To-merron,} aC. QC. Third Great Opportunity. wes THREE Stamps To-morrow Instead of ONE “Sa Note What the Daily Papers Have Said About This Greatest of All Stamp Distributions. This is only a part of | what the WORLD Said: Under the dividend stamp method ity is no wonder Chapman & Co. me doing the biggest history. This sensational stamp advertise- | ment will appear again next Tuesday (to-day) and be redeemable on the following day (to-morrow). This w.1 give all who were unable reach t Store last week a chance to get there Every buyer who has tried it kno. that Chapman & Co, offer remarkab bargains, These bargains will be ereased in number and yalue in fui and the cuarantee of the house every article is sold as cheap as any- where else will still hold good. This| 4s an opportunity of which wise and economical purchasérs will hasten to avail themselves, usiness of SHEET This is only a part of what the EAGLE Said: Chapman & Co., Fulton, Bridge and Duffield streets, announce that next Vecnesday will be a triple dividend np day, and that during the entire da customers will receive three stamps fer each 10-cent purchase, instead of one simp as usual. The proposed sil. on Wednesday is a repetition of th. successful triple stamp sale of Au- gust 23, and by taking advantage of it customers may secure a full collection of stamps and get their premiums for just one-third the amount of purchases required on ordinary One thou- sand dividend stamps are esuivalent to $3 cash, and 500 to £1.30; on Wednes- day, therefore, on account of the triple mp offer, 500 stamp be se ured on a purchase of less than $17. This is only a part of JOURNAL Said: Scheme is established are particularly evident in the broad conditions under which the stamps are redeemed. Under the new plan the customers of Chapman & Co. will stand In the same relation to the firm and will en- joy similar participation in its profits as the policy-holders of a mutualized insurance company. The company | proposes, through issuing and redeem- | ing its own premium stamps, to re- fund to customers a considerable per- centage of the amount of money ex- pended in making purchases at Its store. This is only a part of what the Standard UNION Said: Chapman & Co, at Fulton, Bridge and Duffield streets, will repeat to- morrow the triple dividend stamp sale, | which offers exceptional advantages t> buyers. The stamps are convertible This is only a part of what the CITIZEN Said: One of the most interesting trading stamp announcements ever made by any concern in Brooklyn is the pub- lished declaration by Chapman & Co. that on Wednesday all patrons of their | This is only a part of what the TIMES Said: The proposition is to triple the num- ber of trading stamps given with each purchase. The firm which makes the offer ex- into cash payments on all purchases store will receive triple dividend stamps | cha of i a: di andlare exchangeable also at the rate of| wilh all purchases.” ‘This means that | ae Be oa Taine stains one for two of the green S & H.| where one stamp. is usually given, |(OF {WO Sperry Hutchinson green stamps, the combination being the| there will, during the entire day to- trading stamps, and from this fact it mast generous and comprehensive ever) morrow, be given three. In other | is readily figured that the offer of offered by any store in Brooklyn. The| words, each purchaser of 10 cents | three Chapman & Company trading proposed sale on Wednesday is a repe-| worth of merchandise at Chapman's] stamps on each 10-cent purchase to- tition of the successful sale of a week) to-morrow will receive three of the morrow is equivalent to an offer of ago, and by taking advantage of it cus-| Chapman dividend trading stamps. As| six Sperry & Hutchinson stamps. tomers may secure a full collection of! 1,000 of the stamps are worth the samz he executive management of Chap- stamps and get thats) premiums for Just| as $3 in cash, the full importance of man & Company declared to-day that one-third the amount of purchases re-| this announcement will be at once ap-| they expect to do sensational business quired on ordinary days, | parent. in the store to-morrow. Cc. ac. Triple : | -Dividend=== -Stamps= , Al TO-MORROW 3; Day on Every Wednesday = ! Three Three Stamps Stamps Instead Instead of One of One THREE Stamps In Every Department Throughout) S!2™?s Desa the Store, Except in the Groceries, | of tae Usual Meats, Liquors and Cigars. ONE. In These 4 Depts. Single Stamps Only Are Given. | Every Wednesday hereafter until further notice we make | the most sensational Stamp offer ever made by any house in erezmery Greater New York and, as tar as we know, in the world. Figure for a moment what this means. ! ( wee ecw f 1,000 Dividend Stamps are the same as $3.00 cash, and 500 Ea Dividend Stamps are the same as $1.50 cash Receiving 3 Stamps ey on each 10c, you spend to-morrow means that you secure over CRAERA 500 Stamps on a pu e of less than $17.00. By buying $17.00 worth of merchandise you at once secure more than a full collection of Stamps and can get your premium free at once in anything you may select. ) As we exchange one Dividend Stamp for two S. & H. Green bi Stamps (and almost daily take_in thousands of Green Stamps at § BN that rate), now giving three Dividend Stamps on each 10c. of eA your purchase to-morrow, Really means the same as if we gave you six (6) Sperry ® Hutchinson Green Stamps on each 10c, of your purchase. ever hear of such a sensational Stamp offer at Did any one i , k Be any other store? Also remember premiums secured with Dividend B4 Stamps are delivered free to your residence same as any other — purchase. GOLBOVODD DOS DLVAPLODOD OOH OVE SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. SOOEOOO eee ei tc eens -+ e