The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1906, Page 7

"SHOT BY SON arm Wounds Father Struggle for Pistol IS GRIEF -LADEN. Head of Family Maddened by Death and Hiness in TWO GIRLS STRICKEN. Reynard Brought Dying Daughter to Port and Tragedy Adds to Shipwife's Woes. In the tiny cabin of the aplok-and- pan ittle bark Reynard, « . of Conover rtreet, grsy-baired woman sa “Yea, I suppone I'm the woman you my heart is too heavy for words wife of the master of Phoeibng ba we wetoie between Motsie and © the last trip we > what I could for Got Doctors Too Late. it! and we had to » “That lef just my husband ever had been a drinking m. that afternoon we buried Ellen Pistol—where he & and bean stacget Wounded Man WIII Recover, Tee stricken woman held x The wounded captain ta th the Long Inand Opllege Hospital. where Dr. Har. ria. an ambulance surgeon, ator the anoouns, The pil) bo geen a, io 18 wat seriously burt, but | bly the pon, who tah eWay, Adem’: | hae seen him the atte of Burtia's inte the shadows of Con- ‘S.A WOMAN WHO WON'T TALK Aged Mrs, James Refuses to Tell Where Husband's Will Is and Goes to Jail. ‘Mrs English James, weventy-nine years old, ving on her little farm at to the Hackenanok Jail by Judae D. D, Zabriskie at the jnsiance of Surrogate D. A Pell déonuse she refuses to vro- dete her husband's will or tell where it ie hidden. Jazies died tour years axo. “Hie last words to me were “Never abate my will.’ and I will obey his jo in fais for Mt!" ead it ip amd that Heary bas claimed that Promlved to wit! Biauvelt searched the James home from wp to bottom, @ecument could not be found, YOUNG GIRL DEAD BY GAS. Warned Not to Yoaeh Pixtere, bop Wowlda'e Une Crndien, Minnie Liemann. James, a grandson, re, No, 1 Humboldt | avrous, Williamabure was Cuind dead! She blew out the gas he retited lavt night. ~ Baldveng told the poliee eho had irl bot to lomgh the gas furnished her candies for use ia bedroom, 1,000 $1.50 leather | belts at 50c. | during inventory. Our great Ju ly clearing sale reaches its best value-givin period to-morrow---over 5,000 unequalled saving opportunities here Friday. WERE getting ready for inventory---throwing out for quick selling all seasonable merchandise —all odd lots, broken lines, remnants and sutplus stocks, which our policy does not permit us to take into consideration highly interesting bargain that insures a saving of 25% to one-half; in some instances even more. | $1.00 sash pios. broochss| Lhis is the one great clearing sale that all New York and suburbs look forward to—the sale that, has turned dull July [795 Ce fo | and If you cannot come Friday—come Saturday. y i ) : Prices hold good as long as the lots last. — word. A time when stock righting exigencies take precedence over everything and the léss is not considered. a single want which a great store can supply, you'll find it here at a price that’s bound to m corsets at 69c Clearing sale of odd | DDS and ends of up-to-date brand: and models in slightly soiled and odd aizes; tape mer erxed girdles; blue and pinky 18, 20 to 28. White ‘batiste short corset, long hip, gore cut; 18, 21 to'29; slightly soiled; 69e¢ July clearing silks. 6c. colored taffetas, plain aid glace, yard, $5¢ $1 novelty dress silk, to close at, per yard, 49¢ 50c. imported corded wash silks, st, yard, 25¢ TBe. 82-inch black habutai, at, per yard, 45¢ 75e. imported black pure «lye taileta, yard, SUC 28-inch white habutai, worth double. yard, 25¢ 69¢. colored jacquard halvutais, wasiable, 39 750, S-inch white hatnta:, washable, at SSe | $1.25 coin-spot foulard white ground only, OBE Waist clearance. Clearing women 8° ST.QS" Tiver weaetey et Se Women's $2.00 shecr lawn waists, at $1.25 Women's sheer law outing waists, at 98¢ Clearingunderwear Women's i5c. rib coiton vests, to cose, 10¢ Womens @he:-Swisy ri vests, to close, 17¢ Women's 29c. shaped vesis—low neck, 19e¢ 50c.and Sbc. pink, sky and white vests, 25e Men's 50c, gauze American shirts, at 35e Men's 50c. gauze American drawers, at SOc 81.25 and §| French balbriggan shirts, at 69e Wornien’s $1.55 Ypsilanti suits, to close, 9Se ® Pi Linens, white goods. 20c. lace stripe dotted swisses at 1Sc $2.75 all-lace rensissance bureau scarfs, $1.75 $2.95 homstitched table cloths at $1.95 3.96 pattern tablecloths, ¢'> yds, SISO 20e, hemmed huck towels, reduced to 12sec . white poplin, mercerized figures, at 1Yc The glove clearance $1.50 elbow length gloves, st, per pair, $1.00 $2.50 lace mitts, block and white, pair, $1,00 $2.00 French Milanese lisle gloves, pair $1.50 BSc. &-clasp Wack and colored lisle, patr, 1Pe Millinery clearance ‘Trimmed tailor suit hate~-sale price, $3.95 Trimmed black chip sailors~biand new, $4.05 Banded sailors—satin tip—reduced wo TSc Women's white duck hats, reduced to S8¢ American beauty roses—cluster ot T—at 48e¢ Untrimmed Java sailors —- to clove, at 8Ee Untrimmed black ehip hateto close, at 98c Clearing silverware. | 25, Rogers tea, coflee, sugar spoons, at 10c 40c. Rogers tablespoons or forks at half, 20c 40c, Rogers dessert spoois or forks at 20c b0c. Rogers triple knives or—torke at 25e China clearing sale $8c dozen crystal water tumblers, to close at 24¢ je English print eups and saucers at 10¢ $1.25 large fern dishes, to. close at 75¢ #19 porcelain dinner seta, reduced to $8 $18 Austrian china dinner sets, to clove, $12 $2.50. porcelain chamber sets—10 pos., $1.95 $8.26 porcelain chamber. sets—rslop jar, $3.15 $1.50 révolving crystal punch bowl at MSc b0e blue historical rail plates, reduced to 25e . 86¢ to T5c china plater—all sizes; at 25c Upholstery reduced 85c¢, bamboo porch screens, 5x8 ft., at 6OC $1.00 bamboo porch screens, 6x8 ft., at 75¢ All the best outside back of the bamboo com- plete with repe and pulleys. Fourth Fleer. 400 tucked rafiled niuslin curtains, at 29¢ $10.75 rug tapestry conch covers, at $6.90 2.00 red fibre cloth hammock cushions, 8c Clearing carpeting. $1.25 inlaid linoleum remnants, to close, SOc 40e. oil cloth remnants— . $24.00 9x12 all-wool Smyrna rugs, $2.00 1 and 1)9 yds. carpet samples, $1.00 50e. fibre matting—reduced to clove, 35c $00. Jap, and China matting--reduced to 20c ‘Clearing furniture. 85.00, $9.00, $20.00 parlor tables, at $5.00 $15.00 Morris chairs—mahogany finish, $9.75 817,50 mahogany corer chairs-~uph., We.) $24.00 golden oak butlet—polished, $16.50 $2.50 golden oak dining chains, at go08 $3.50 porch arm chairsmaple frame, $2.75 Store closes at 5.30 daily. Saturdays at 12.30. . fulness. If absolutely perfect price would be 25c to B SUXTH AVE. 192 T0207 STREETS r e | do; they re Practically good as firsts... ....6 sees 15¢ ik fobs argc. | into one of the busiest months of the year—a time when prices on high class merchandise reach the lowest mark. It is a positive Clearing Sale in the strictest sense of the It will certainly pay you to read every line. If you've ake this house the natural headquarters for all saving shoppers. EO 1,500 $1.50 pernple | combs at S0c. Radical prices throughout the store is the order of the day, not one section that does not contribute some ornaments at Sd¢. 8,000 pairs of bathing shoes, 15c. a: TH are what are known ax ‘‘faults!’—each pair having a slight tmperfeetion, but not enough to impair the we- ~The July clearance of women’s apparel. Women's $2.95 shirt waist dresses — sheer white lawn, at $1.95 { Women's $65.00 silk lined French yoile—all silk taffeta, at £25.00 Women’s $4.25 2-piece dresses—white, Veommen 5 $10.08 ingens or sheer mull diasos Wonien’s $20.0° silk shirt waist dre'ses—all fancy weaves, at 0.00 princess drosse —ail colors Ta Women's £3 Women’s $1 Women's $35 coat suits—all_liven—fency Sy Women $5 Viliverie dre-ses or coat suite—lto Women's $45 priacess lingerie dresses an Sacques, kimonos. $1.00 dressing sacques, fne lawns, at 45c $1.50 sacques and kimonos, to clove, at BVc €: 34 Jong kimonos, stripes and checks. at 7Q¢ $1.95 long kimonos, striped law Toilet articles. 50c. to $1,580 badger bait shaving brushes, 39¢ Tair brushes that sold to T5e., te clove, Bath brushes, with adjustabie handics, at 25e ideal talcum powder—3 boxes Fridey)-et-2oe Nail brusheswith or without handles 1Oc¢ Toilet soups—velues to 5c. Box of 8 at 10c Handkerchiefs. Women’s 0c ttitial linen handkerchiefs, Se | Men's and women's tc linen handkerchiefs, 8¢ Men's 19¢ French cross-bar handkerehiefs, Llc Women's 25¢ initial cross-bar I'n h'dk fs, 12)¢¢ | Sheet music sale, 10c Operatic, vocal and instrumental. No mall orders. o Stars the tripe Qa4 54 Man Mernertan “on the Gunny Side, Bie. | Ae Blinds ‘Bide et Broadway 1 Oat Pia | at men whe Mlenitae,. Mestariona: Atase jovetanrs: Bon) b Dear. im You're Jum |i m Lovking For ad Waist), be See tm a (Chee x Agen Orrmai | "> Spreading Chestnut jack, figured lawns, $2.95 Women's $5 shirt waist dresses—white lawn—emb. trimmed, $2.95 Wom n’s $9.75 2-piece dresses—linen, grass cloth, rib. belis, $4.95 Women's $12.75 linen coat suits—Eton, white and c Women's $15 linen and rep coat suits — finely Women’s $19.75 Eton or pony conts—white and tal figured swiss dresves—2 pes or prin col'd reps eRe te cole rn $9.75 é tenet, $t5.00— smodels $7.95 mer. styles $1890 - or box, at $19.75 smart coil wuts, $24.75 at 3193 1.05 2-piece house gowns—lawns—at $1.75 house gowns—colored liwns—at $1.93 house gowns—tiowered lawn :—st $2.95 maids’ percale dresses. stripes, at 98c maids’ percale dresses. i and 2 pes, $1.50 maids percale & chambray dresses, $1.95 * 8 red, at $F goat models; Sis and $20 regularly. clearing sale price, | |Wash __ goods, mestices, linings. Remnants-~3:)c half silk coliennes,toclose, 1B¢ | z ited silk e! Women’s $55 white serge outing suits—exjuisitely v Women’s $2.95 skirts—plaited or circular gored—fine reps. $/.75 Women's $5.95 outing skirts—new model —fige Prlish reps 2.50 d reps, $5.00 | Women's $5 tailor-made skirte—imp: brilliantine — ba i‘ | Misses B10 linen coat suits, white rep, short boxy model. at 5.00 semi-fitted coat suit, white English rep, 7.50 sy Are Sek AWRY waded alt cubes. at bow Wormers Misses’ $12.75 Misses $15.73 prin Wire Pa weit Misses’ and junior €6,75 regulatio Mien’s outing suits at 9.75 HIS gives you the right to choose from an assortment of 500 suits that sold « few weeks ago at $15, $18 and $20—all of them tailored in the Pte St. Gatlant Haven aces; bani | 4.50 lace trimmed embroidered te | 5.50 white net roves, lace trimmed, at $3.98 Summer fabrics. Two-garment Three-garment | PRS Hand-tailored and made of fine gray worsteds, French flannels in stripes and checks, trop'cal effects in tweeds and cass: meres, four different models; =, ‘4 or full lined eck organiie:, to close, Le emstitched pillow eases, special at k2loe bleached bed sheets—~—s 1.90, special, 49¢ | 25c co ©, 16c 80¢ taffeta Ginish black dress Iining, at 2 9¢-|69.60- ‘Sure Cut’’ lawn mowers at $2.39 12}c cambric for underwear— e 19hse Ie half silk crepe 1g. | $1.95 yd. wide, 10¢ | hemmed pillow cases-~45x36 de chineyard, ‘ Simpson Crawford Co inked. $25.00 ted whic poplinette, $3.95 suits, reduced to 2.05 _vew model; special, at 2,00 outing suity, white linen, 5.00 amp ot Girls, £2.75 Russian dresses, low neck, white linon; also linens, 173 Girls $3.95 dresses, white l'ersian lawn, swisses and dimities, 2.05 Clearing laces. | 10c Val., torchon, Point de Paris laces at Se | 25¢ lace remnants, broken widths ddps, 10e 1s, to close 15¢ $2.75 3c bands, medallions, inse: | $1 Emb. and face trimmed half sleeves; at S0¢ | 50c, Pique Coat Sets, reducel, to close, 19c | 25. Summer Neckwear, reduced to close 12 '¢ Tourist Ruching—s yards in a box—at 25c¢ Infants’ wear. !-$1.00-cortet wash hatytuttoned crows, SOe 45c nainsook slips—ruije finished, at 25€ Q5e nainsook stipr~—iace edge finish. at GBC The short dresses—up to 2 years, at SOc $1.00 short dresses—embroidery trimmed TOC $1.50 nainsook dresses—i to 8 years, at DBC 1Se children’s drawers—tucked, hemmed 1 2e 8c children's camb, dr'w'rs, emb,edges 25e | i oa. ‘The shoe clearance Women's 82.50 white canvas ties at $1.50 Women’s 83 white canvas Gibson ties, $1.95 | Children’s $3 shoes, Hutton or Ince, at $1.00 | Children's 82.50 footshape shoes, 11-2, $1.75 | Women’s 88 sample shoos, 3/4, 4, A.B,$1.50 8, $1.15 Housefurnishings. $e Star refriverator—lift cover style, $8.95 Star’ refrigerator—apart, house, 10.75 winese straw stoop seats, to close, Soc ags ke cream salt, reduced, to close, &C re covered clothes hampers at 89c red sleeve boards, closing pric Children's $1.50 white cany. shoes, 4 $4.05 to 85,50 Silver King lawn mower, $4.°5 ! $8.95, 4-gal. porcelain lined water couler, $2.45 5-ply garden hose—25 and 50 ft.lengths, ft. 10¢ .'S pure food show H* met with unequalled success and places New York's finest grocery in the foremost ranks of America’s pure food expositions, Thousands of men, women, and children from this ¢ ty and suburban pointsare being attracted here by the high class entertainments given daily. Edison kinetograph, with the new moving pictures, an enterprising educational feature for the grown-ups. The minstrel mannikins and pantomime for the children. At 3 I’. M. Miss Sadye Rosenzweig, Awerica’s greatest and most remarkable violinist, will play, Our model food store Uraws enormous crowds. To-morrow we anticipate even a greater number, Prices that allord a very substantial Saving. Complimentary samples, ‘The following specials fur Friday and Saturday: Fresh cream- ery butter. Royal Stuart quality— made from selected ich creawm—full gress flavor—1 lb, print not deliv- . 24e New laid eggs. Guaranteed to be ab- pcg fresh laid —- in carton Sa TeRe t | ROYAL DINNER cormen Extra quality Mocha nd Tay ) ting flavor aod ’ 2m ‘ ‘Saher aie 3 SAPPER—Waveriy Biers ray Gf extra choice Mocha and Shed Bae eal te ies PRA BEANS. b,, Fineset sguality New THAR —Ratra choles, Young | Mate fMand-Mox ite ed ye Liynow Wormnowe Oolong: | Mo Ite., Be; 6 ite. LBC Ceylon, Gunpowder, or In- 7 din Gayton: aricate fine |, ROQUBFORT CHNESR, cup Omvor; mixed to suit| lust coceived from the {he purchaser? cur: resus | eamer~ New lnportation of ee Ma SS AK] Reales eee tv... SOC BREAKIART COCOA. ey gland oe Borden's ¢on- densed milk. ee acy Be] | Meares ase FRENCH OLIVE, o1L- Hera! Stuart, bh, heavy, Prone Olive Ballon can, wit $2.75) Geel, can, with tao cet, $1.60; ee: c SOc; jareh boctle Medlin Bottle, 40h menadl ‘bottle Wines and li BLACKBERRY tnaNvy Higtly — reounwne for ben Fea 22c fasniiy get use ot an Dottine Brtterisris: 800 TARRAGONA PORT—Sar | deman @ Co.) reg i value jan, OLD GROW Witisucary J ie ‘ HAUT BAU UOh—Juleg Gold medal |j i our, Washburn & Crosby's best patemt; 3 | barrel sack... Tle Complimentary Cook Book, Squires’ delicate, dry, taild, New England ow ed; 3hy ] | | | larly at ave per lv. ||| Waters, Five) gsc box, | H | | “50e hh: 6 7 Qe6 mH WHISKY Ra ete Os Halaman: ri elite. ema tds BOE | ii Smoked ox tongue, Mild curng. Sold reg Nabisco sugar | wafers, Champagne’ | Regular ! O'clock Teas. Ginger | 2le | Wailers, Special, per Ib. Tue 10¢ jensen Drake's Granulated pound cake, sugar, I ¥ H. & E, best refine r lay 11k, cotton bos. 0 $10.00. reel ning $1.00 silk and wool chiffon voile. special at SSe: 50e. shepherd check suitings, popular sizes 29 — 5c. te §5c. grades black, colored rem: ants &5e, to $1.50 grades black, col. remnants $0¢ Men's furnishings. 7Qc. and 89c. men's negligee shirts at 5O0e 01.00 man's Regtices shut, ta see. a FOE $1.95 men’s negligee sh rts, reduced to 89¢ $1.50 men's negligee shirts, to close, $1,00 SOc. washable four trhande reduecd to DSe $4 Brooklyn Knitting Co. bathing suit, $2.50 $3.50 Terry bath robe, reduced to $2.25 * : Clearing notions. 25e, hand-made golf hair nets, reduced to 15¢ Tie. steel studded elastic belts, to cloie, S0¢ Oe. .% Se. silk braids, rermmants, yd Se & 1O¢ Se. transparent collar sujporters, per set, 3 25c. back combs at less than half price, pr, 10¢ 50c. papler mache bust forms, 32 to 40, 35¢ Undermuslins. 50¢ misses’ cambric skirts, all sizes, ZOE 69% misses’ gowns with hemstitched yoke, 50¢ 50¢ corset covers, lace trimmed, half, 25¢ 45¢ cambric drawers—tucked rufles, at 25¢ 60e cambric d-awers~lice trimmed, at SOc £1.50 cambric :kirty—embroidery flonvee, 9B $1.23 gowne—kace and emb:, tucked, 98¢ B50 cainbric drawers—ruftte fintshed, at tPe- $1.00 corset covers—2 and 3 rows tact, | $2.65 eambrio skirt—-deep emb. rufle, $1.98 Ari needlework. 50c. stamped linen lingerie hats, to clove, 3S¢ 25e. stamped lawn lingerie hats, to close, 15¢ S5e. lithograph pillow slips (complete), 25¢ SOc. Swiss dresser sets, reduced fo close. S3Sc $c. peri lustre embroidered cotton skein, Le All hand emb. pillows and centre pieces reduced to close at half price. Second Floor, So Embroideries. 9¢ remnants and mussed embroideries, at Se iée remnants and sumed embroiderics, at Te c embroideries, bandings and edgings, 2c c embroideries, edgings and insertions, 15¢ mbroidertes, skirtings, bandings, at 19¢ kirtings, &e., clearing sale price, 39¢ Clearing hosiery. Women's 85¢ imported gause cotton, at 25¢ Women’s split soles seamless fast black, 19¢ Women’s black Ince atripe bose, to close 15¢ Women's 25c gauze lisle black and tan, at 19¢ Children’s 25e fine ribbed hose, to close 18¢ Men's full fashioned black half hose, ot 19¢ Men's half hose—odds and ends; pair, 12\44¢ Men's balf hose, fancy stripes, mixed, at 2c Picture clearance, 85c photogravures ard colors, to close, at 1S¢ | $1 fac-simile water colors,reduced to clue SOC $1.50 Christy pictarea, reduced to clase 7TS¢ | $2.00 fruite—Flemish frames, to close $1.00 $4.75 pastels and engravings, to close $2.00 Leather goods. $1.00 real leather vanity bags, well made, SOc Thc. silk-and leather girdles, mussed, at 25¢ $5.00 real leather carriage bags, at $4.05 36.00 real leather carriage bags, at $3.95 $5.50 real leather carringe bazs, at $1.50 $1.0 real leather bags, black and brown, 95e . $1.00 real leather eny, bays, with purse, S0¢ Suit cases, trunks. Leather suit cases, steel frame, pocket, $3.50 $10 cowhide bags, hand-sewed’ edges, $7.50 $7.50 canvas covered trunks, price $$,00 $25.00 drew trunks, vencer boxes, $20,00 Kiveted dress tranks, cloth lined, at $10,00 Clearing go-carts, Alwin go-carts. fold like suit ease, at $5.00 » courts, to close . $5.00 atlas clauaaics