The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1905, Page 6

6 THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1905. y SON, fmean game in from of No. 604 Brona- | and swept 200 fest on Woodthnall MILLIONAIRES §«(“2222Se282c:croe. SWINDLED BOY (Six tesezecvecete: FIRE SWEEPS fic csocahices = bells 4 = hd vortisxd He was eating breakfast this « ote! morning when @ stranger called and M the dwellings o hed a nico job packing silver. Slark and award ‘Tho! SYRACUSE, N, Y., Sept. 7—Her son, | Ree nee was ina burty the Oey came vuter B ware mn the nei of Harry L. Benedict, having refused to |to Manhattan with him. On the way Hh Meter Gan inG Short enp eR sa anes further provide for her, Mra, M. 8. Ben- | the stim Rareined cant ie would —— t eer mer and Fred Kreyer's barber sh | cost the hoy $2.08 for a set of tools Were destroyed, as Well as the barne and edict, widow of the founder of the M. Iie cents for mn apron, He took | pene Ge x. . | ‘: p \ ieds in the rear. A number of other 8. Benedict Manu: uring Company, of | money, saving he was foremoaand hi Sulldings were dem ed. | WILD TRAINS Fast Syracuse, at ; Frank Turner Says He Lost $2. ciinstanaenner of Be gcosern of 1. Business Portion of Forestport,| ‘rir iro started in the ‘op of tho botet REAL COMFORT vtrups and hard sprin id its lightness, cle ' ; ‘ . semand floor of Gi phat neh | And Its origin {8 unknown. Th ter- | features which make the Clu rit aoe Through Mean Trick Played miiraid" rash to'ne on Spstatse and Famous for Anti-Canal Gang. | wack epaiom ot the Vilage is Under Con'Ruprurie ss me i ™ oy Went up and found b dy sf A Mrs. Benedict's husband died leaving FROM avers comes, Ho was wy} in ot The loss is estimated mn wa : Inquiry Demanded by Indig-| ner tisco ent an inoome of som, Ker] by Man Who Pretended te jimi is ‘ta ifumaaing tis £8, “Sa iad by Blazo Starting} at ss0jo00 ; | MY PAD IS AUTOMATIC foto rape” son, H. L, Benedict, oontinued the sjl- 3 i Bi nuee in Hotel. a7 vere the strain during your Kor recreation nant Bar Harbor Express coe vare factory ai Best Syracuse, bur} Have a Good Job for Him. shed Frank, a0 he hur CRITTENDEN’S COUSIN DEAD. NATURE'S OWN CURE & 2":«¢ ONLY by keep: forsed Into bankruptey. with Havilities ml CA Raga eetiit ee men, on ta Ft ene ae aaeene | in 3 a af boy 2] oT rn mace can and Passengers. eh Raku or fo Eb Jnore chan the| Frank Turner, a bricht boy of stx- ROM, Sept, Fire to-day destroyed | GLOUCESTR, Maas, Sept, 7.—It by vol fe Ae tthe tinea fasetas The fallur out the Cluthe has rceolved from ee ; ed out the WiI+ | teon, lying at No, &2 Fourth ue, | the business portion of Forestport, a | “8 reported here last night that for- Cluthe v's Ineome. ste ‘ *|Recelved by the Pope. ee Sich |mer Gov. T. T. Crittenden, of Kansas Let ane Oe RCo ect te en invalid ana has!Brookiyn, |e secking a mysteriou y ip River Canal, witoh | Me Gov, HiT. Crittenden, of Kanes CALL OR WRITE hy", ish Th ‘ ind PROTEST TO OFFICIALS, | beo.2t the nospita: five weeks, When stranger who weare reddish whiskers, | ROMY, SPPT. 7—The Pope to-day re nto prominence a fow years ago ed that a cousin of “the fonmier| | thousands living In New York. Brook yn and everywhere, + | the company faved her son advised her greenish clothes and has a German) reuwate and ~ 1 y 1 the convition and sm. nor, having the same initials, had Hours—9 to b; Saturday till 1 only. Closed Suvday. Bishop o} to'give up her hotel apartments and go | Tree't ana who eave his name as Cab | several of the residents |dieé, and that the confusion. of named | Ber Fitth Avenue and to a oheep, boarding house, J Fe | accent, ‘ eee a Rey, Michael Tierney, DD: and the : caused many to believe th maa | 9 eeN was taken i and Was removed to tne| Frank le very anxious to see $3 from) Rishon of Fall Fuver, tho Right Rov, | *0r causing breaks { al. TT. T. Crittenden, of Kansas Clty, wives CHAS. CLUTHE, 29 East I4th Sty vais scusta Xen von Prominent New Yorkers Aboard) hosps:ai. Rhich he says he was separated by alwWilivm Siam, D Trains in Peril on the Bos- ton and Maine. "The fire started in the Hotel O'Con- death had occurred. — —————— ——= ae Reap the Benefit of These Splendid Inducements for Bargain Friday Children’s School Handkerchiefs kinds, for Men, for Women and azo Breat sale—iaey ier Cole WORN-OUT ENGINES IN USE ee Veilings and Allovers ize Per Yard tor 20c to (0c Veilings of all x) Company Accused of Pressing Dis- es abled Locomotives Into Holiday Service. 1000 of our stamps as ace Paige Handkerchiete, fs. Buying Handkerchiefs tn th e-halt. Main Sc and 7c values at 2 1-2c each 10c and 12 1-2c values at 5c ecch 15c¢ and 25c values at 8c each * 500stamps good as $1.50. Passengers on the Bar Harbor ex- press, bound for New York, both sec- tions of which were wrecked through the apparent unfit conditions of the engines attached to them on the Bos- ton and Maine Railroad, belfeve that @n investigation should be made and the responsibility pluced for placing in Jeopardy the lives of hundreds of pas- gsengera on the two trains. with every ten cents spent ————— |Waists! Waists!! A minufacturer’® entire surplus stock of Waist! nufactured for this Fail at half and leas than half their regular value Second Floor Men’s and Women’s Hosiery, Underwear and Men’s Furnishings to Be Offered Friday at Less Than Actual Cost f : Compare These Goods with Anyihing Offered at 60 Per Cent. More Than the Price We ; Harve (uoied Here. Main Floor OE a er EE TS Pe ee EY We're Capturing the Drug Trade of New York! Read Every Offer. Don’t Skip a Line. Don’t Delay an Hour Longer Than Necessary! Ge for Peruna. No mail 95 @ for ', pound Eifer for 25c size of Bgg Yolk | 9} 5q@ for 2 ounces of Toilet Ttereapica in two) pedtions, kk Pe eae orders. vescing Salts, Cittate | 4© Shampco; 4 for 25e. Benzcin, very fine; 4 Doriicod len’ tee /evemtan (6? Labor Das Boys’ 25c Hose, 14c CL eg ea MO ann a 19¢ for Piso's Cure. | Magnesia, Kissingen, Vichy ; | ounces for25c° To the first atached the cociv Boys’ “Buster Brown’! :ivbed school hose, one of the best-wearing 14¢ Piped art aed eae he 35¢ for 50c. size of Ki and Sodium Phosphate; 45c. Toilet Goods asf lerser Conan utp ncaasuarnis hose on the market at 25c a pair. Friday's price, all slzes, at, per pr. .000 Waists, made of pretis sere Swatep Rost? | poled: PA ggg tose tor Compierion | 10 tor Powter Paper capitalist. In Mr, Bllcina's car was his Children’s 25c Vests and Pants, 15c _ | 67 for $1.00 size, No mail | GR eq for Hay's Hair Brushes, specially) i og te tace snd none faiuily and John B. Bore, president of Children’s ribbed soft te.ced white vests and pants, suitable for Fall and | fy orders. Health, priced: ea the Colonial Trust Company of this ity, who was his guest. This section lett Portland at 835 o'clock. The second section followed an hour Jater. Among those on board were Dr. Lyman Abbott, James B. Ryer, a resi- dent of the Ansonia; Assistant Cor- ‘Winter wear, white and natural coor, Both vests and pants in 15 all sizes; the best 25c. goods made, at ic Men’s 25¢ Socks, 10c 400 doz. men's fine gauge drop-stitch cutton socks, perfect quality, full seamless, fast colors, all sizes; beauitul 25e grade. 4 Qe Black, grays, tans and mahozany. Friday..eee «+ Women’s i0c Hose, 29¢ | for 25¢ size of Oak- Ge for pound of Epsom for 0c. size of Sage | 200)", Pac : P ec € Sage ley’s Velvene Face Sous tits oF Bicarbonate of 33¢ Tea Muir Tomer Sve Peeain. i cape _ for $1.00 size, This res for Roger & Gallet’s 2ie aad Bones gray hair to its natural col 14c Violet Rice or Tacum Q@ for one ounce of Idealia | rau Tony S8C | 76 for Hand Sapolio, | Powder. Violet Cold Cream; I 5 3e tor ounce of Piver's | Bone better made; 4 pound, for 25c. size of Mun- 10c yon's Witch Hazel | Talcum Powder. 19 for pint of stronzest | Gq for 4 ounce cake of An- Peifucie, Azarea end | 20° per pound. : poration Counsel Coleman, former ‘Women's finest imported isle thread tancy hosing. Chemnitz Ra Sasaki ce Castles Seep) 456: Uepreetie | Se for 1c. size of Borated rhea peal H, Brush, and W. S. manutacturer's line of samples, all tancy colorings, vertical! uy) per quart. per dozen. a Jeweller. y pint of Im- Perfumes Talcum Pow- Bay Rumwith | der; 10c. for 25c. size. effects, perfect grades; goods are among the beat that DQ q | Bade fr 50 Lithia Tabiets, 7q for Munyon wien 2He * are imported. None worth less than 50c, Friday, I While running at twenty-five miles an Se. rain Tazel Soap. No mail EON} hour down grade, sixty miles from / i i : ; = sprinkler top; 33¢. per pint; . 7 10c. si order for 25c. size of Ameri- Portland, the boiler crown plate Women’s 12c Vests, 6c ; | 6c wu teenie oe forcake of Carol ee 19¢ can Beauty Rouge; ah Ais Rist eben’ exe otow out Women's Swiss nivsed pertect quality waite cotion vests, low neck, sleeveless, tape. @ a saab * Be Go ica tor arintpant | G@ for 25. size of Lite 35¢, tor $0c, size. jets. s shampoo- iver Fills. The fireman and engineer were thrown neck and arms, pliable and elastic; value 12c, at F , ei Ae Per pwnd of Sugar nz; L3c for box of 3 cakes. forcake of ‘Parity Witch for 2-quart Fountain | ; out of the cab and with no controlling | f, Women’s 59c Vests, 39C—Women’s perfect quality pure white maco yarn, silk fleece, Fall weights, Ceri re steed : Sera neh 490 Se : { hand the train continued to gain speed bib 1 ts and ankle pants; value 5Uc, at 9¢e Ge ‘or Blue Jay Corn or Hazel Soap; per Syringe, warranted; 3 { hand the train continued to galn speed |e BE ih neck, long sleeve, vesis an pants; a a. package tor feeding bavies Bunion Plasters, dozen, quarts, 59c. i down hill and around curves, Passengers in Ignorance. The passer the sleepers, dent and did train caine to a been the result can be imagi gine on t n tilled with Labor Day t 5 ‘The train was brought to a halt after n-mile run by the baggageman, convinced that something was climbed over the tender of the engine. Seeing the cad deserted be : reached the brakes and throttle, Hav- ing some slight knowledge of engines ‘ he was able to bring the runaway loco- motive to a stop, first seation wes the sec- ith less than forty min- for the most part in Women’s New Long . Men’s and Boys’ Bona Fide Coat Suits at $9.98 Ciothing Bargains Second Floor Guava Voor It isa great deal more difficult to give more value for $10 than to Prepare the Boys tor, S8 50 match or excel goods at double that School Opening G price. Hence the lines otf women’s 1,500 Boys’ $3.00 Scinool for Men’s $12.00 suits at $9,98 and nearby prices are Suits, each $1 98 Fall Suits really severe tests of a store’s ability C1 Gnoscmecas ° Come in and get one 9: these fine They are made of all woo! materials, |sant made of tltSeat” ee in giving much for little, 9.98 for Women’s Suits (as illus- fancy and plain blue—Norfolk, Doubice | mixtures, also plain black. Breasted Norfolk, Sallor and Russian | C#'S Come in single and double eee Reset ars aed of a fine Elvuses: Sis Coals we 1 | breasted styles, All sizes. quality of cheviot, in black, blue yearn A $3 Suit 1.98 Boys’ Fine Suits, “Red Cross” Shoe Sale! Girls and misses will wear “RedCross” hea! th- ful $1.50 and $2.00 Shoes at.. eens oct BSS This is a wonderful sale of strong, sturdy, well- shaped shoes tor girls and misses. They are worth $1.50, but we bought them’ way below reguiar prices and give It net barn stopped , with a runaway en- ad the roud oes fancy utes time ne two, Re pad and brown, in the new 45-inch tight. you the benedt. That's Fenligation ‘thas “Aomethine. was wronk fitting back with notch collar inlaid for Boys’ 50c| $2 98 one of The iith Street Bait vole raise with velvet. New 95¢ Corde coy a one gf Tee ee | in a scream of ter- f " aln, sleeves, turn-back cufis trimmed with $ 98 inlaid velvet, A e 2,000pairsot ————" suit others ask$15, : , iy Pants “ : Aan coilaren’s | "i 1,200 pairs of one-and-one ribbed boys’ | tional a] leu i and misses’ F Corduroy Pants, sewed with Belfast | Stictly all wool fabrics — s “R Arp | OF = iene pelea? We're Breaking Old Records {Furniture Headquarters! were saxing?vew necoras 5; get for $8.50 Improved 2 $6.48 Iron Sliding Couch | Z | Siuiniges) Tor to stop the Colored Porter Steps Train. ¥ colored porter grasped nd e tr injured men he to the station, | placed them on | i 4 section proceeded until it rei ‘assisted In putting | B f and then made a run for 9 Trea sidin| SP fork, wwhien was interrupied for Worth of Tapestries NE Midi ha tats toon ects AA AtHalf Price Makes This the Opportune Time ning at. fifty miles an hour, the fange bt one of the front wheels of the engine Cot thatierirage ie ee. asks |B to Re-upholster Your Furniture! Worcester, The train ran across the | uarte: it Sle | { bridge andpets, ‘That It dia not go of |M Our Remarkable Offer of or overturn was a wonder to the pass- engers, who were Jostied out of the eines Old and Crippled. Five Pieces Furniture $44. 98 ha ee eee Re-coveredfor o- tothe stbona | Holds good, and you have your choice of these won- derful half-price tapestries and damasks, making this case and Desk. It ap York The Greatest Upholsiery | ie deep | rr ea Offer Yet! rath 1 Bbc & plans, usin | aoe BGe for $2.50 Turki Tabowete | fe lege eee Fitth Floor, Extra Peavy, kronsed fr i metal pipe tubing anise txtriordinarily atone Nath nm e fiprie linked apeing, auppecied. t | | $24.98 for $40.00 Brass Bedstead, 1 ow rake Alva with 2-inch continucus pil: lars, extra high head, massive husks, seven %-inch fillers, French lacquer, ss , $17.50 Com- excellent construction and Gaish, | | 942-4945 £17. Come po ss, > as Mmaasive hills, ‘mmoy | ‘lees Drester, 98 Pr, $12.00 9 of $4.98" 4 howany | have been sent out. One of 7 it as his opinion that the road Feing pushed for special trains on the holiday had taken t n tha | Parlor Table, ex: | 2 | quisite deeten, | w tters have of the ron apparent disre- prods desigued tov | Bisby AT op ant excellent design, finished in| Yovkcase with adjuatabe } of the lives of the passenkers by | For $14.98 we will re-cover an ordinary five-piece aunt with Am aad Hed with As C. | ANG ehelf, ox): | Dineked doors, 2 .» | golden and weathered oak, 12x12 inch | desk, prot frame suit of furniture and give you your choice of # |—— - tei i fine Tapestries, Damasks or Velours. We use oply the best silk gimp and cord, and employ only first-class ¥upholsterers. Furniture Called For and Delivered Free Here’s Your Slip-Cover Chance! 2,000 More Suits of Slip Covers A 98 () end finteh, top. ae aa GOOD FOOD i3 ‘:'|| | Thousands of Housekeepers] The Best to Eat and Drink—and You AS Know OurCarpetSupremacy American Trust, | iN NEW ZEALAND, nent has been American Har- | | s in New f replied that hot ‘to Faise price Pay Less—Here! 4 Riri Sears) |e Rog, Car et and Matting Offers mee Lap tan ened, Hea ae 1 eure H sacra | ell Worth Your Notice Breakfast Bacon, bythe step, bom: 1Be 18¢ | Fourth Fleor, = = J $22.98 for $32.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs, made in rugs in the newest Fall patterns and colore Olfer ian args, es] OO peer] (inh Pag’ || some sctadiaticiaseace oe [Our Great | f th | 410900) eee’ Kitchen sano. . A Mattin: iV Roots & and 10 106 Hg iMmit 3 cakes: 6 UGAK Y $24.98 for Brussels Rugs, We have these popular io | ! be | of that extra heavy he porem — winew eres ize 9x12; value $20.00. he ban tae 140 MILES HIGH! Belgian Damask, at.... Aust) quality uae | feck ea all avr: . $6 Petree rey etre ap tar sermnd gain we have ; , ‘ ange 1g ds of the Mo: |Woap rely 5 ach for Wiltsn Rugs, size 27x54 inches, in Would be the spectacular res Only enough material for this number of suits, so you'd & ||” Bem cared or 87, hee | Hae 2 : fringe we! $1.39 finest Oriental “patterns manufactured, Jever offered, ; if all the 89,999 Fi better hurry, for slip-cov ri i FY ll ick ‘ : f walks, FA i il the 9 tier hurry, slip-cover material prices have shot sky 3 i cause Heer 1, LO 4Qe per yard for Wool Ingrain Carpets in the ber | HOG " Rooms, Houses and Aj ward, and are going higher atill, so this low price cannot M |grih, CuBPanME [IM ini ie fram ane 12 Pettaras apd osleringa: smal ond large palierad, 11 of 40 idvertised to let so far this year |) 4 tal i a Fired Ja ng, Whe Wess : i iy per yard for Granite Ingrain Carpets, regu: {PEF Fold oO! Haber reat ef cae Aen 1 last. We contracted for this materia! in the Spring, before dined: our ait "9B K, 29e larly 59c, . pels Tees tvards for the j i Sicisl ta tloed one’ unon the prices advanced; therefore, do not delay, This price § || haat Y £4. abANET, | Rurgean, MOH | Q5e pe yard for $1,35 Wilton Velvet Carpets; pate }best China | : } Rtae if allows for 20 yards of 29 inch material; larger suits in 97¢ neatly reese ape fine qual ea rabing | ‘ proportion. Only shrunk binding used. Fit and work- H i mine fig ith of wiht border a mach, Th manufactureds} Hy <a ||F dey only, * 281 H GRACK- ‘ not the cheap quality of Axminster so often advertined id larly? manship are the best, it RLC 0d | Bell *| tka ‘by GaNAva|| ||by others, but a very heavy, finely woven carpet, We {8010 regularly ES 4 bi Ihave this season's best patterns to choose trom. Really }f0F $16,00; i More World Yo-Let Ave. ||[) # Call, telephone or send a postal and our representative w; ~ Oc . et ; worth $1.60, ‘ard, call. ft lly. tae* ee int “3 per yard, 896, Than Same Period Last fear i, Pk iad ee