The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1906, Page 7

ccm EERO RON IP oT a - THE SPOKANE = WINS ROOSEVELT CUP RACE TRIAL: First of SeriestoSelectDe- | fenders to Sail Against Germany’s Boats. HYDROPHOBIA KILLS BOY; GIRL | IS IN HOSPITAL Both Were Attacked by «Same Dog Three Weeks Ago. ; AVegetable Piensa One As- similating the Food and Regula ee the Shei and Bowels of HPAD, Mas, Aug. 13.—The | pore “IH ane, of the Bastern Yacht a A ; CREMEMRAY grin tn re se Serten |: Sieticiea Deaedaonciaaehl | of paces to a efenders to salt aye “ap . : ness and Rest. Contains neither against the German ch@éngers, Bho} * 008 Of Opnum:Morphine nor Mineral finished « r four seconds i p NW " "Te ahead of iH 1 oT Windrim ve beng Not NARCOTIC. Kid wa i. fourth | athe ee — Domne ros 4 Bacon of 1A Tr SAMUEL PITCHER Fira Sad ~ Cleiod agar» {iStorprean ar ‘| | Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, was shot tere ‘Uo IRAE L mn Durin; quarre! betw * shorem day Abevio Anein eat 4M Sackett street. Brookly he instantly killed Anton ¢ they | 4 Van Krunt street Tun J on The killing o urred at fitte | Conover t r sie oe wet at policeman / or ’ awa Tevotver, ¢ min the traged \ short thme atar him Aneta wae-arrestet dropped considerably. t if there would stil the yachts home within t 7 - Around the 8zcond Mark Thee dene rs | inilew wit 3 Atty mini . to be the achts a little over an hove | yas 10, The for he first mark ofl the Sookrn art ard. On the | Atter the doatg bad turned lan Lr thw of the face thee ry close ANP ot turn pe “a vek im Kid and t rh tren snitted t the 2 * ¢ wed by The Spokane bent Ired at feaaes |e I “ ‘ * t ata luted | ¢ a e i sheets the rr wy | Vir T i to the secor The wind haf ated - FA Soho wesc ee eeeneenenantewwrennscecences | HOW To MAKE IT The Midsummer | poate BARGAIN FAIR. iF : he Most Important Series of Daily Bargain Sales Ever Known in Greater New York. ew ai ct cohesh tied oh AP dae fi st Store In Brooklyn. Most Pleasant Shopping Place. We Give Either S.® H. Green or Dividend Stamps. PATRONS PM TARE THER-CHOtCe Yea a ee I BR Pl My and buttield Sts 3 FASES DALY 5 P a CLOSES SATURDAY | DENTISTRY. MONDAYS Fol deal . AT 1 O'CLOCK ~ aoe ‘ Enis TEETH. ] S Q ely you have lg uF o tooth t will Sort u se yithout Toilet Soaps. | @ Insertings. | "3... wee ‘Toilet Soap, Armour's Turkish Bath] — Embroideries and Insertings to match, | | EX@mination of your teeth free, \ dor Ommeal oa both very fine forthe} 4 to 4 Inches wide, made of the best | Bridge Work, per Tooth, $5,00, 4 and soft. Ekten-] quality of cambric, in openwork effects, “ > i by people of refined taste! suitable for trimming fine dresses | TEETH Value 5c cake; 2c Value 15¢ Yard; | S4—-S7—-&—BlO a a To-Morrow, CiGUILSHAN omen 's | Open Until P.M Talc. Powder.| Stockings. {7° rrss« Fehrs Taicum Powder, bighly per-} Women's Stockings, black cc : SCARCER 2 fum i Sad bs rate: very soothing and] ton, plain and Mirop atte doable hooks ‘6000 AUTOS ; NEVER SCARCER | from the heat, ality. Attractive Prices. arising allays irritation and toes, full width and length. These the arwemt six Particularly oy the baby. Stockings will give satisfactory wed. t and the Meeps, lx, Value lic can; 5c Value 19c Pr; l fn Mannattan fail ot To-Morrow, To-Morrow, | Sheer Quality! Women’s White Lawns.| Fine Gowns. White Lawns, 3,600 yds, extra qual-} Women's Gowns, made of good qual- ity, in short lengths of 4 to 45 yds., Just} ity nainsook, chemise effect, circular right for dainty Summer dresses, made trimmed, with natrow lace and baby up with lace they would be very pretty.) ribbon, ehhow sleeves, Well made ADWAY. A Val. to 19¢. yd.; Oc rete 81.2%: 39c ; oh gi To-Morrow, To-Morrow, rycaead ‘Autos: Never pn gill “Pure Linen Women’s | che Towelling. | Outing Suits. Towelling, pure linen, 2,400 f. full] Women’s Outing Suits, pony coat and At Any, Wes sortable Price bleached, fing linen crash, with neat} Blon effects, some plain, others self ‘ ‘i R repo red border, limit 20 yards to a Baron, strapped-and nicely- stitched, plaited or Suitable for roller or dish towels, circular Skirts trimmed to match Value 1234c. yd; 7c al, t0 96.99: l 98) {To-Korrow, To-Morrow, ST wr D ONT Bryant 0 0m tat Opty finat TOMOBILE EXCHANGE | IE. Ei, Wi wil 23 23) Vi. Sach, Te lepbenie 3181-—Colwmb us. S WORLD: _MONDAY KVENING, AUGUST 13, 1800. For Infants and Children, Always Bought For Over Pe SITAR commen fre y! RAILROADS. PEMNSTLYANIA “RAILROAD iNer AN 1g EXE RES Ss Ht TaL— AND CINCINNATI EXxrnnss we 5) > PM M. and M. and RAILWAY. faryar- h. 12.05 P, ) WESTERN onto St LINE—*9.25 LANE "AND day . M ASBURY PAIK A * 4 week Gays; 6.05 a (Ocean EXCURSIONS. ~ AARHATIAN BEACH INLAND Nima one 3 righ ton 1¥ fo 40 P Re tan Teach tral ‘er (WROOKLY s 40 minutes to 0.4 ROCKAWAY. “BEACH Only Boats Landing at Seaside Dock ivester jeave W. 120th A a kaway | 1100. cates Saturday y. Excur- man. Me STEAMBOATR. ‘Toth the New Jersey Coast Resorts USE THE PATTEN LINE GASTORIA The Kind You Have in * Use | | dampness of a changing atmosphere, it is by no mean ntirely. 10.) | ease, has collected, feel its troublesome pains and aches all the year round ar (*) ind: | The cause of Rhenma Thirty Years. SEASTURI We have 12,850 yards of staplo Carpets f ur Spring | stocks, in patterns ind quantities which we wish to close out is month, That accounts for the radionl price-reductions hown in the list below. All are absolutely t, best quali ties in their various grades; quantities include enough of a ittern for one, two or three rooms When yor consider that the middle-of August is here, and that Fall buying must soon be dono in any case, the shrewd housekeeper will see the advantage of buying while this oppor- unity 1 open Better qualities ca t be secured at the hicher and you | may be quite as well pleased with these pate A that you | will find in the Fall. The saving is a very tantial one. and Will ole J Wronah dre Store Closes at 5 P. Saturdays at 12 o'clock. Sale of Carpets At Very Decisive Reductions repay you for buying now Below te the list of patterns and prices | 6 patterns. Tapestry Carpet, worth 75c; today at SOc a yard 25 patterns, Tapestry Carpet, worth 90c; today at 68c a yard 31 patterns, Tapestry Carpet, worth 81; today at 75c¢ rd 4 patterns, Velvet Carpet, worth $1.19; ¢oday at 78c¢ a yard i 8 patterns, Velvet Carpet, worth $1.10; today at 85c a yard 8 patterns. Velve: Carpet, worth $1.10; today at 90c a yard | 5 patterns, Axminster pet, worth $1.55, today at 8S a yard 3 patterns, Wilton Velvets, worth $1.50; today at $1.10 a yard | 11 patterns, Wilton Veivets, worth $1.80; today at $1 a yard Y 5 patterns, Body Brussels, worth $1.60; today at $t a yard 2 patterns, Rody Brussels, worth $1.05" today at $1,285 ayard 1 pattern, Axminster Carpet, worth $1.65; today at $1.25 a yard (320 yards in this one pattern.) 1S..patiorns Roral Witton Carper, worth $225: qeday at $2 2 yard} 5 patterns, Roya! Wilton Carpet, worth $ today at $2.25 ayard Fifth floor, Wanamaker Building Chi Inder-Pric l. | inawares Under-Price Four groups of Minuer four groups of Chamber Tollet I||° Sets are ref today at prices that will be appreciated by housekeep- ers who require these wares now or !n the near future Dinner Sets Chamber Toilet Sets At $6.50, worth 4 ? aa etioea, At $2.50, worth $+ -Seven-plece i Mens. Gom: | Totiet Bets, with slop-jar, in under. Kiaze decorations “Roe At $3.48, wbrth $5 — Mieven | T ts, with cove slop. glaze decorations, ae $16, ee 2 At 98.80, wortr t~ Eleven | * Porcelain Dinn & of 1 es piece Tollet Sets, with ¢ slop in two under th ar, in printed decoratt gold Al pleces gil t nd | wtippied. three large meat dishes. At $25, worth $%5—Chas, Field At $7.50, worth $10—Pieven. anda ee es Rae Loreen} Jan in white and gold design. Trird floor, Wanamaker Building. ee se Worth of Remn t $9,000 o;DRESS GOODS In a Great Midsummer Clean-up This is one of the largest offerings of short pieces of Wool en Dress Goods that we have ever made. d, and the clearing out of sh Gnd three large meat dish: Stocks area being ort pieces hat The assortment includes practically every sort of black and colored entirely rearrang been more drastic than ever before'in the store’s history. wool fabrics which we sell, including all-wool voiles, erepe do Paris, serjes, all-wool crepons, grenadines, etamines, washable wool challis and mohairs. Lengths range from a few yards for a waist or odd skirt, up to many lengths that, are sufficient Every more than the price it is marked, The éollection is *hown Of special counters in of the Stewart Building. f Every ticket shows the former as well It is the largest and best offering of dre for an entire dress, remna’ 2 at least a half » Rotunda s goods remnants we have ever made, and the fabrics are exatly the sort fhat will be Fas abit et for Fall wedr, ~~ JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets 5. 10.18 | eI While Rheumatism is usually worse jn Winter because of ths cold and Win disease Persons in whose blood the wric acid, which produces the dis- sm is a sour, acid condition of the blood, brought jabout by the accumulation in the system of refuse matter, which the nat- | ral avenues of bodily waste have failed to carry off, This refuse mutter coming in contact with the different acids of the body, forms uric acid which is absorbed-by the blood and distributed tg all parts of the body, and Rheumatism gets possession of-the system, Rheumatic p¢rsons are almost constant sufferers; the nagging pains im Joists and n to dampness or an attack of indigestion will often bring symptoms even in warm, pleasa ant weather, les, are ver present under the most favorable climatic conditions, while exposure on the severer Liniments, “plasters, lotions, etc., relieve the pain and give the sufferer temporary comfort, but are in S.S.S. PURELY VEGETABLE. thin, sour blood, cures Rheumatism permanently, no sense curative; because Rheumatism is not a disease that can be rubbed away or drawn out with a plaster, §, S. S. is the best treatment for Rheumatism; it goes down into the blood and attacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing the acid and driving it out, and building up the Being made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, S. S, S, will not injure the system im the least. Book on Kheumatism and any medical advice without charge, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTs. cr SEV EEEESS te eeeee SUNDAY \WORLD WANTS WORK | MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. RS OOO OOOO ibe UOC ROR ORR ROR Ie THA ae JOHOR EERO ros ABHURY PAIK. ANE | wr ave a below4 il FOR SALE. easy payii s Waren aviv tative will rn eerne. AMERICA IND CS WwW Maifeo Y EARN 6, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 3 7,9, 04, 19, 15,47 0 West Fourteenth Street 49, 20, 24, 22, a3, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Steet. August Sale—Stock Clearances A Team That Brings ; A. HARVEST to Midsum: — " Comfortables SALE DEPT’S | Spreads ARE ) White Goods | Flannels Flannelettes OF VALUES mer Buyers Table Linens Curtains Towels Upholatery Scarts & Shams Rags Stiverware Moslins Cutlery Sheets Soaps Pillow Case In all other sections clearances are the rule in preparation for stock taking ! Tuesday felng niall Children’s Day Special Clearance Sales To-Morrow : Youths’ Fine Suits High-class styles—cheviota, tweeda, siriped flan homeapuns. we 1 shed worateds—2 or ' ci half lined with motalr * that were $ 98 wer 3.98 at were 498 Clearance of AND ACHES — |) Preach Sateen Lambrequins Fall Flannelettes At py Sale Prices Advance that other houses will not be showing for several weeks to come we offer in this sale at about HALF OFE Netscen matures ge tor Fall ar FANCY FLAN t August & e Ny Mull or Telephone Orders Clearance of Giris’ White Dretses Pigve and Union Linen ao wit old bands, R 1 Baller Stytew 4 years wire band $2.98 | Clearance of Finer White Lawn Dresses Boys’ Fine Wash Suits High and low neck emb'y ¢ trim $2.08 and $3.96 ail now 1.43 were ton 198 © 498 Arie * car Cleat anes-it ce a ae xt Babies’ Departme Steutaatet I SHORT WHITE CROAK with ‘bratdplpoinuga eenblema, ete | BS, Pennette 205 yore «ail vives im each ind | sin 23 VT f > Blouses: eee Odd jote—but all sisce to_3 years— were #1.% to $2. 79 10 1.08 ‘ Clearance Lots of “4 Childe Were Xow + © 3 caps 19 to $1.98 oe x ; ato 16 years | Hats eto a 3138 Cf a ° ; Rogen Women's Silverware 1 tne Gand Makes. | Night Dresses Corset Covers These August Sale offerings include | DrBwers Skirts our reguiar jines — ali vepwiaste | Zhermises Dressing Sacqu s mee for the stamp—that Cheareams 40 Y Baie All qualities, Usually Price. | including elaborately trim'd Novelties, Rogers Teaspeune— AA & Ak— oo 46) NIGH? DRRORMELS now ‘Teaspoons -AA @ Al were oo MO\were 10 1.2 Saas te) were 96) Twlwere as oo 280 pirke «| were $1.25... BWlWere §2e).... tan WF iaaan ras 4) DRAWERS ot ee +49 | were iu. Were $1.4P... Ladion—on rae were, 9... AM were $l O., | Kingery y tpoone Aiea! 1.98 weret #24... Apwere Ba fogete Gravy Lacies—Al—ea 4o SORBET CovERs. = 6 Tae oe were Aiive ” 70 — wer a | ea 1a me Be meres ssa 2 38) Were au we hs om hoger Rugar Apo ss asl. were He 2.08 ‘ rage varnaty of other sep CHBNTRIN + ra tt August Bale Reductions eee 3 , ro Another Lot of Wane UG... ARR Mere A: Scarfs and Shams anne. i For this week's Augutt Sale| were $1.28 44.48 Appiaue-yery fine—lar riety= nen BS * ox and Saxt—w h } ate M4 Bt 98 | were #198 $19.85. fund sede 4 and equate |The Best of Soaps page et ar) 30 At August Sale Prices Hiii'Sethgeecpince linen centres. 5 | Ms the Utie things. that eousat—the value $1.90 and 81.98. 88 | savings on these necessities run up value $2.29 and $2.40. 1.30 | into larger sunm than you may think: Kirk's and Jergen's Soaps inlet Ontmnes Milled Athour's Andrew Avtumn Vi Giycerine | cumber | worth | Ota Fawn \& Eau de « rent Y wit and dark ; & key in bow t Regularly 24 cents. 1.15 stile Soa ‘ white and Keech 29 19 Large Cakes Caatile 7 2 ur Sule Goode, « MORNING SALES ATISM To-morrow, Tuesday, Until I P. M, To prevent dealers buying we reserve privilege 0 athe fo Chiidren’s Lingeric Hats y yes. Cesare! » Drawers Mur ae Mam Extra Fine Naiusooks i k nd silky babhon’ gis MAIN FLOOR-—SEAR AW Ontl patterns o-let and f restricting quantities. Boys' W ash Sulte—2% to 7 bes! ‘ 8. Styles ranes, Gelateas and Military or Satior yy oF plque trim regular or Bloomer trousers were $1.49 and $1.60 THIRD FLOOR CENTRE A and Pe red grown also col'd whl atripes ur 1 dark tancy P: ~ Military of shirt collar 1 { ® 9 and i THIRD FLOORCENTRE QUILDIN( Women’s China Silk Waists White only—teautitul styles with Val. lace ingertings in. fancy v or French knoe with tucks vere bums tai 2.79 BROOND FLOOD NEW BUILDING Wool Fintah Batistes Rerembie the all-woel fabric--co ablemtix stripes and popular colorings imeludi 4 tans my value f engi he. \ BASEMENT Stamped Damask Tra) Claths and 34 cent qualities Leather Hani and Vanity Bags 1 =| Pe i cebiiasiilameie’