The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1906, Page 9

INDEPENDENT SH THE WORLD: WFONESDAY SYENING, FEBRUARY £9. 7908. A on these her fire started in the | Jong tow of fou y brick Mats across collar of No. 3% Pine street, a four-| {NC sircet, numbsted trom) a7 to Bt story brick flat house two blooks away. | houses the Names wore Meking up the On | | { and were prepared to escape. partment’s chief work was among the The firs spread before the wind to a| dwelling houses. destroyed with a lors of $20,000. | While the firemen were sti!l working houses in Jersey City to-day and then spread to seven other fint-housos and the coal bunkers of the Lehigh Valley hydrants and low| toofs, wa’ Met the fitemen, and,| he bulldings are on the creat of Lhe Y | Y A ai Ltho aras had been turned| hil near Latayette Park i vas : ; : p FIERCE JERSE Cl BL ZE In, bringing ous all the apparatus In| fered RT yet Cr os dereey City, suie fre spteda to No 4) bie coal bunkers of the Lehigh Valle fg bs) des " oY he Sy fe: fs y Pine Steet, another four-story flat) Ratroad took fire, ‘They contained 10 f, oy 4 2 Tee t he seven families living in|} tons of coal ad thers wus litle hop ‘ he if buildings’ had already been | ne taine anything with the stubborn, ie ] Fire destroyed a fuctory and four flat- ; but the houses and thelr contents were) alarmed by the blaze on White street! smouldering fire in the coal. The De: s 7 rt LEXINGTON 10 3 AVE _ WAGESCALERISE San } | i Break at the Bituminous Conference Despite Roosevelt. PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. 2.—The con- ference of bituminous coal operators of | Pennsylvani, Ohio, Indiana and LM- nos, called for to-day by Francis L, Robbins, preskbent of the Pittsburg Coal Company in response to President Roosevelt's letter urging him to make another effort to avert the threatened general strike on April 1, proved inter- esting in its developments. Beture the meeting opened It was gen- erally conceded that the proposition to grant the miners a 6.5) per cent. ad- Vance would be lald before the opera- tors of the four States in the interstate and that it would nicet with upposition from dent operat thanseives & sore Of the imuepen- who freely expressed ‘aguinst granung any in- Saprtly before bers of the State ‘hose pres- L. Rovoins, v. It was nadersivod t adjourned at 1 o'clock ncement Was made that it ded to issue @ call for a onference to be held in In- Monday, March 1p. ed by 29, it is eevell au ining In this o Sresithe has bees catled entirely erence to th 2h of the. Prenids Inte and that no Bure agreement of any Railroad. The entire Lafayette section of the Helghts was threatened. Frozen pipes and low-water pressure crippled the Fire Department and the high wind whipped the flames over the rows of residences on the hill, Thirty-two families were driven out amd most of thelr belongings consumed, The loss was over $100,000. ‘The fire, which was discovered 'n two places almost at the same time, begin in the barrel factory of C. Heidt & Son, | at White street and Fairmount avenue, | It started in @ basement gtorero2m | among stacks of staves and hoops. Twenty-five workmen, employed in the | factory, managed to escape before the | flames swept up through the bullding. It wax feared that the fire would | spread to the firm's big factory at Fair- mount avenue and Amity street, and a general alarm was sent out, | When the apparatus arrived several of tho hydrants were found frozen. Be- fore much could be done to check the | fre it had spread to two three-story fat-houses at Nos. 22 and “A White street. ‘The families in these houses had bare- ly time to escape with thelr clothing. In No, 2% lived Caleb Mansas, his wile and four children, and Joseph Capatino | with his family of four, wiile in No. 2% was only one family, mede up of} Peter Kellev. his wife and three chil- dren. All managed to get out safely FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES. NEW ORLBANS, Feb, 28.—The Falr Grounds entrios for to-morrow are as fol- ome-halt fur- "ids puree $100. To-day we want to talk to you about “Catarrh cures” During the past few months we have been publishing what some of our good friends have called “‘heart-to-heart talks” on*patent medicines. hat name suits us all right—‘“heart- to-heart talks” is just what we have intended. There can’t be anything more serious to a sick man or sick woman than his ailment and the remedies he or she takes to cure it. Our talks have been “heart-to-heart.” Every word we have printed has been written in absolute earnestness and sin- cerity, and judging from what our cus- tomers tell us, we have not been talking in vain. We are convinced that our frankness has been appreciated, and that our suggestions have been welcomed— which naturally encourages us to con- tinue. To-day, and perhaps for some time to come, we want to talk about that big class of remedies known generally as “catarrh cures.” Broadly speaking these are the patent medicines that have been the chief tar- gets for the attacks of the “Ladies”. Tome Journal,” “Collier’s Weekly” and other magazines which are waging such a lively warfare against patent medicine edy that we know is right—that we can back up with all-our reputation for hon- esty and square-dealing. And wouldn't you rather buy that kind of a remedy? Wouldn't you rather hold us responsible than to hold no one responsible? We are right here, right where you can get at us every day in the week, right where one false move on our part will bring upon us your condem- nation, the loss of your friendship, your patronage, your influence. Can we afford to tell you anything that you will learn later is not absolutely true? Are you not safer in taking our word for the merits of an article, than you are to rely on the printed statement of a pa- tent medicine manufacturer, whom you never even saw and probably never will? Common sense most emphatically tells you that we cannot afford to depart one hair’s breadth from the rigid truth. None of us can deny that there is such a disease known as “catarrh.” Those who’ have it, or who have had it, know that it is one of the hardest diseases to cure. Perhaps the worst thing about catarrh is its prevalence. Almost everyone— especially in a climate like otirs—has Store, To-Morrow, Thursday. None of the followin Orders for any be accepted. and in models that find favor immedi- ately. They are splendidly tailored, trim- med and lined. At the special Thursday price of... coats for Men, A sup ¢ silk. A wonder for style, fit, finish and value. You cannot duplicate it anywhere for less than $20, Our _ptice to-morrow Waists, or long sleeves, trimmed with lace. $16.75 Spring Suits for Women. We emphasize “Spring” lest the extremely low prices leads you to believe that they are Winter goods. Smart, fresh, Jaunty Suits, made of very desirable materials $8.75 $20.00 Black Spring Over- A superb quality. Lined with heavy $12.95 $6.00 New Model Messaline handsomely trimmed with Val. lace, inserting and Irish medallions. Short In white and deli- stitched pleats, new collar and cuffs... Well-Known Muslins, Under- Great as Former Bloo BARGAINS any efforts anywhere at any time in the history o We want what we are sure to have—crowde: for the tremendously cut prices. No one with an atom of economy in her make-up will able to resist these inducements to visit Bloomingdales’, Greater New York's greatest Department Most of the merchandise in these remarkable sales is o' staple character that every woman knows its value and the regular pri-e, g great bargains will be sent CO. D,, nor will Phone or Mail mingdale have been, these are greater by far. Here is telling of a marvellous aggregation of special sales—the result of most careful eter and the determination to out-do merchandising. ? aisles to-morrow. That's out only reason such @ $12.50 Spring Covert Coats. Women who get around town and make compafisons know that our prices, quality for quality, invariab! are lowest; so we expect a big demand for these ne 1906 models in Covert Coats at this Sai rice. There are six styles to choose rom. All are lined with good satin and s carefully tailored, nough for one day st. 25c Fine Gauge Cotton Half- Hose. Men have never had a better opportun *, for money-saving than this offering fords. These fine imported cotton Half Hose are full finished and a genuine Hermsdorf dye, 12 c which means absolute fast color; all . : 44c Gauze Lisle Thread Stoc! $ for women, These Stockings were imported INYS fo sell for 50¢—our price has been 44¢., and are the best value we have ever seen at that price. They are made with the very essential a? Rutt top, and to-morrow we will sell Cc them for... . os $1.50 Elbow-Length Silk sizes _up to 12-inch; to-morrow. only... H This, serigs of very special Thursaay sales price. would H be complete without the addi- tion of popular muslins at a price that every woman knows to be materially under value. catarrh in some form or another. That is what has made the “catarrh cure” busi- ness so profitable. There are so many has been kind has been mace to this date regard tlement of existing “No settlement is abuses. As we have pointed out in previous talks, it is not our business to pass judg- The popularity that has attended the Gloves, sale of elvow-length Gloyes for wom- ¢n will extend to the same style Gloves in silk. This lot is an exceptional value. The Gloves are operator up ossible set~ We will not sell cate shades. Also new models in fine . tucked and striped Taffeta Waists, tailor- i, 8 4 Ce a ee individual views “of, tne ment on the crusade of these well- thousands of cases of the disease and i any more than 12 yards of any of the following mus- made with double flnger-tips, pertectly Qh. 7 operators, of the four States have been} known, highly-respected publications. so hard to cure, that the patent medicine shaped and finished, Cur price to-morrow / [4 bale The public alone must be the judge and manufacturers have reaped'a harvest in = | BH __ishingly low price of.....:.0,..0ccc0c000-00. Of] OMY 3 gas ae chat, of the Coal Miners’ Sen arses, neon to-day at the Ash= Jang Touse, was asked whether the de- manda of the miners had been seni the operators. He answered: “1 asiticns of the miners as) Putte “The prop bet gel ‘by the Committee of Seven of the Central Paivoad ef ew Jereey, t in Phi je} ja. att aie helt further said he ad not| ue. be a meeting | when there would af tke Joint Committee, composed of operators’ and the | miners’ committee, and did not look for one until arrangements for uch a meeting are made by the openstors. Blennen worth |. manufacturers,and sell them at the low« wha ariii lavender Cargectlowing aleeven ceived preltily embroidered and hemstitched, To-mor+ eet Mee aifeche tuned “the “word | FIERA ve and onealt tar est price. That is absolutely as far as are willing to say to you; “We know with silk crochet. Work. One of the biggest 22c FAs ene et Euatn ae LESSER Yo raar “Rropositions ce tothe: report ‘that | "t. baie ser 106 our knowledge goes. The manufacturer this is all right. Take it home and use it f_big bargains. In all sizes at.. fe =! a hoses! saints! President Corey, of the United States | = 2ettnn pa. 308 keeps his formula a secret. It may be with the full assurance that if it does not TERT USS eee ‘ ‘ ah Bee Oe eras strike.in the tirumi- | ata i good, or it may not—we don’t know, and cure you, you can bring it back to us $1.00 Crceset Bed Spreads, $3.00 Shoes for Women, sizes, foal felds, Judge Gary, chairman | Of the Hoard of Dinctore of the Steel | Corporition, to-dey made the following Couin Dr. Cottey SIXIDH | RAGE One mile “and jury. Our business, as we see it, is to carry in stock a complete line of patent medicines, and to sell those medicines at the lowest possible price. We Sell hundreds—yes, thousands of bpttles of so-called “catarrh cures,” and know nothing of their ingredients. The manufacturers advertise them, the public demands them; we order them from the ‘we have no means of finding out. Naturally, we would rather sell a rem- preparing remedies that appeal to this large class of sufferers. One of the most serious things about catarrh is that it breaks down the sys- tem, so that the sufferer becomes a prey to other diseases. proprietors of so many “catarrh cures” to advertise their remedies as a specific for almost every disease under the sun. “We have ONE catarrh cure that we and we will promptly refund your monev.” That catarrh cure is This fact has led the, lates, ine old-fashioned flaked cream- filled Chocolates, Every sweet tooth in town will long for some of them at this price, Ib, Women, single-bed size. A splendid quality, carefully hemmed and pleasing to the eye. Thursday's 30c Old-Fashioned Choco- Pure and decidedly palatable are the genu- 15¢ 39c Lawn Kimonos for made of excellent quality Jawn, with dainty floral designs in pink, blue ; lins to any one customer, “Fruit of the Loom,” “Hill” and “Lonsdale,” bleached, at the aston- 5¢ ishingly low price of.. eh egerags Oeste A9c which we need say nothing. Thursday only, e Feather Eed Pillows, The size of these'splendid Pillows is 20x28 inches, ach one weighs 3 lbs, The coverings are of A. C. A. ticking, about the wearing quality of 25c¢ Embroidere: Turn-over : for women, made of a ver, ual Collars, ity Tinea, in all white, ye ' in patent coit and fine vici leathe: very modish button and lace-styles; ci 79c 1,98 statemen’ rescues ane very special price. cut as well as regular height é i “The ipagement of es ratte Ss Belte — ———- = aaa ” 9 Hate Piel cata elaine Batons 59c Nightshirts for Men, 2%, || 91-50 Shoes tor Gitls, 34 an ta wletate: terms, concerning e loss kid, button and iace styles, with patente @ position to Wictate terms concerning the pending questions between the bitu- minuous coal miners d operators and her vot assured to 0. “It would be ace : for pe ir) the differences shall not be properly and eAllstactorily adjusted. The—baris, of.| courses, Must depend upon the merits of tions raised by the respective CITY PARK ENTRIES. NFW ORLPANS, La, Feb. %8.—The City Park entries for to«morrow ai FIRST RACE—Three and a half furlongs; Dyspepsia of Women Caused by Feméle isordors and Cured by Lidia E. Pinkiam’s Vegetable Compound | A great many women suffer with a form of indigestion oF dyspepsia which does not seem to yleld to or- dinary treatment. While the symp- toms seem to be similar to those of | ordinary indigestion, yet the medi-| eines universally prescribed do not seem to restore the patient’s normal condition. rien fem tte ry derangement, of the female organ- ism, and which, while it causes a dis- hides similar to ordinaty indiges- - MUCU-TONE There is no guess work with us on Rexall Mucu-Tone. We know what it is made of. Not only do we know, but we will give you a copy of the formula. There is no secret about Any Rexall remedy —we make them—one thousand of us leading druggists all over America—in our great co- operative laboratories at Boston,- Mass. We own the laboratories, and everything in them, and we operate them just as skillfully as ottr com- bined brains and money will let us, and just as honestly as honest men know how. The Ingredients of Mucu-Tone chief ingredients of Mucu-T: Gen- tian ‘Chives, Enockry Saaradny 1Glpcaring, aad Sarsaparilla. Gentian is recognized in medicine as one of the greatest tonics ever discovered. It is the founda- tion on which Mucu-Tone is built., Gehtian ¢om- bines in high degree the tonic powers of all the known “bitters,” with one of the disadvantages ° applying to them. Cubebs have long been recognized a9 a spe- cific in the treatment of all catarrhal ‘conditions. Its action is prompt and its benefits almost inva- ’ How can you know whether or not you have catarrh? Well, here are the dicate its presence. ou- have any of them, \ucu-Tone, CATARRH -OF THE NOSE:—Chilliness— feverishniess—passages obstructed—watery dis- charge and latter thick, yellow and tenacious discharge into the throat—headache—foul breath—weak and watety eyes—and sometimes loss of memory. CATARRH OF THE THROAT:—Irritation— sensation of heat and dryness—constant hawk- ing—sore throat—and difficult to breathe. CATARRH OF THE STOMACH :—Dizziness _ tion — hollow cheeks — sleeplessness —bad dfteams—despondent—dull, grinding or sharp, short pains in side and stomach—nau- $ea after cating—shortness of breatl{—and bit- ter fluid rising in throat, CATARRH OF THE INTESTINES:—Dull, Stinding pain in bowels—diarrhaa—emaciation —nervousness—and sleeplessness, ptoms that usually fn. eck them over, and if try a bottle of Rexall Style, made of fine soft-finish cambric, of de- Sirable quality, full sizes, trimmed with fast- light and dark grounds; exceptionally desir. able for children's dresses and women's __monos ‘6c Dimet F lannels, startle not only the trade but every woman who keeps track of the value of such staple needfuls as _domet flannel. This is it the department will be well-tigh over- whelmed to-morrow, when will prevail the tonishingly low price of eae Cais, jcck stitch edges 48 to 50 in, A splendid value at $1.25. To-mor- g embroldery on the fi tailor - stitcned pleats, fine tucked collar and cuffs; pleats in Because this !s one of the most popular of all lining fabrics, we are prepared to sell a great many hundred yards at the very special eof thread Vests ‘in a variety of styles. For to- morrow we will sell these genuine S0c. 37%c _.dye edging; excellently made; sizes 15 to 19, very pretty 6c New Style Challies, designs, on SiC 4 Special to-morrow (Thursday) only a heavy quality, unbleached, We know that the price we are making for Thursaay will 3s 31 $1.25 Nottingham Lace Cur- 3% yards long, in pretty designs, with 7c 75c Lawn Waistsfor Women, A very sheer quality, finely tucked and with panel of 50¢ back, button front. Exceptional value at... 15c French Percaline Lining, full beetle finish, in all shades and black and white. c heed Lic TE r a oets 50c Sicilian, 44 Inches Wide. This is a splendid quality, in black and navy blues. We have already sold so much at SOc. that we know c 1 Zc 50c Lisle Thread Vests, t* nity for women to save half on fine Swiss-ribbed lisle 25c dressy, To-morrow only... | _fow at the very special price of. os sssssses $1.50 Oriental Couch Covers, special Thursday you need pay on! 39c Suspenders for Men, leather tips; very comfortable and 29¢ Imported Huck Towels, large sizes, hemmed, broche borders, in red and blue; others ate plain white, To-mor- 15¢ a full 3 yards Jong, all in beautiful rich colorings, fringed ail rou 400d judge of values would read. ily pay $1.50 for these Covers, but our very CG rice 18 Only: see ctolas $1.75 Nottingham Lace Cur- Sec full 3 yards long; the very newest effects taiMs, in particularly tine quulliy. Pee bly. a full dozen of choice designs await your 5 scrutiny, and for your selection to-morrow ff © 50c Dresses for Children, yi fort quality chamtbray gingham, im Mother 9 lubbard style; yoke neatly trimmed with em- broidery; all in all, tasteful ments; sizes 1 to 3 years. wearable gar- Le cintense 39c Silk Floss Cambric Cush- & uncovered, 22x23. These Cushions are fill- TONS, ed with the superior Swan brand 9 ic floss, which is absolutely pure ani id odorless. The Thursday price is amazingly low. $2.98, Renaissance Lace Bed Sets, beautiful ruffled styles, for full-size beds, valance, and pretty Renaissance edge. Not more than one set to a customer at to-morraw's of... a $1.9 made alter the style of the genuine Guyct. Excellent qeality non- elastic webbing, with solid nickelled brass trimming; regular and extra length. Three $1.00 with handsome Renaissance centre and 10 cannot be felleved without a CATARRH OF THE LIVER AND KID- ly " NEYS :—Skin drawn and yellow—black specks floating on field of vision—weak and dizzy— coods for .. - pairs for 50c.; or, air 19¢ | $1.00 Silkoline Comfortables, || $1.25 Extra Fine Table Nag-. riable. In whatever part of the body the inflamed or di condition of the mucous ezine, aang Cabal has | fed ge on small of back—and constant desire 4 best physicians for many generations, ‘ATARRH ER :—Sh: full sizes, entirely new designs in the tufted . ssize 20x20 inches, in a pure white mercer ay Cascara is especially introduced for “pais ae cle ERS arpa of one cnacihen filled with a very good grade of 69 . kins, ized damask, comprising a variety 69 : ) its necessary laxative properties. , I over urine—constant desire to urinate— cotton. An exceptional bargain at the Thurs- iG of new ane $1.25 a dozen is aa price, Cc i The copabination A ia gas Glycerine and pe pesbe when pinata face came GAY DN CG OF espera er snesecest oon eT COTE AES CT CRS - rsaparilla mal -Tone a remedy that at- id—eyes dull—palms of hands an “Anh f coalue (Toe a ‘ { , \ tatarrh from every point, gradually restores damp and clammy. ° L er Wrist Bags, (8) Horseshoe Pictures. * rebuilds x iotaned Base to aN former PELVIC CATARRH:—Constant leucorrtica— $1 00 eath tr 20 called “Horseshoe Combination Pictures. ie ey oh ¥ ’ i ‘ Bie pat Ex RIKER’S DRUG STO E A tional value. This lot of Combs, which bound in cloth and gilt. Over 100 tit 1 Hae Eee veg, Ealing Sey, Pye AUS sued under ara Samotne sade ew] Run on th Bo Teo, So | OHIGAGS, wee, “%3—Georrs Paul, ; — 6th Ave, and 234 St., and oth St, HIS iat ihe Nes Ves es Tenuate let de to se eee encore] / m progetto is $A Fane meg Segre tone. | ie et doe nt QC |) ra Ht Sa ge ber pote ve : All Cars Lex. to 34 Ave. cb ; ; : The Transfer to Bloomingdale Bros. $9th to 60th Sts, a whi | that st! tlee, 1 felt that 1 até oe in tol fo tres a normal appetioe Large tral bottle, Wa - Bor Sale Only ot This Store, on ang, cae ee back ee hips) shdomee 4 mac sturbances—skin ¢ one see hea female itregulasitiee: the very latest designs, from 8% to 10 inches long; all have. purses-to match, and gold- tated_or leather-covered frames. . made of walrus grain, seal grain and other leathers, in 39c 50c & 75c Mounted Comb:. There are three colored hunting scenes in one Ne igi oak frame, 15x38 inches In size. cial... $1.50 Copyrighted Books