The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1906, Page 10

ro cence rama Pili RnR |. i SU i icles * ec ARE WORLD: MONDAY EVENTING, AUGUST 20; 1906, Fo else G (CHILD HELD FAST eneral View of the Canvas City on the Seashore, the Star of the Camp and a Typical Group of Beevers IN NTO ‘MACHINE! ROCKAWAY BEACH | SUMIMER CAMP & CITY OF 61 TENTS idle Carve Canvas Town) Little One Released seased After falf an Hour, While Crows Peangh: Sante. : i a = Try to Attack Motorisi. | Under her mother’s eyes, fiversr old Covers Area of Four | tareares accann, of No. spent City Blocks. Hood) WHent & 4 : is: } hho HAS. COURTESY MAYOR. iilahtt-aveeie last, slat oN SRO Dances and Entertainiments See ee eden ~ fees | Enliven Evenings—Ro- ahve, Carlen trathman,bwner, ot mances Culminatéd. Bina worked os ae EF proyted them ya cord of Nev and wmen. The Women wer sixtent in noouraging to attack the autaobillsts GAS STOVES IN S At- Night Red, White and Blue Lanterns Illumine and Dec- orate Streets. The GREAT ROCKAWAY BRACE ori it Ge Bt Alero mes, om, ,,,/YAMES McGREELY & CO. Innumerabdie tiny, white, od4-looking <a Yi 48 al Nw tente, which stand mo close together as CAMP M 2 Advance Dertine © appear to be entangled, and divided | A ‘ tA” eel Corsets by streets that look like tunnels, resting Ha > Ih Ish on pink sand under @ bive sky—this is | a > WHEAT DROPS TO LOW 1 Be t te ligt wei ht Ben Shore Camp at Rockaway each, | } 7 + PRICES OF THE YEAR atist or ig ig where © mushroom city of 20% sissies si! Corsets, High bust and long hip nodels, with front and side supporters. Serecably with the salt air | Phe tener ate bales sed | On the door sflis of the entrances ‘and | | POBLIGBINERS Se FY SS cee ce loca we oe and women and children lie, eating and @rinking. Sometimes the group o the entrance. One must step over limbs to find « footing Now in ite sixth sdanon, the Sea Shore | Camp is an institution. Ite fumo ex- fends to Albany and to Philadelphia fitting hip. Trinimed with lace. Suppetters attached. Families from various sections of New . ow : York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania New te Nat, tee * + 135 help ‘make up the population of the New Top Prices for the ‘ z valte 250 snow-white elty. Altogether 38 tents : ie " ‘ ‘ ere pitched on the shore, covering four dep shoes in Year's P a Bio Mey Bye Fag ‘ = cs be | New model Corset, suitable squaro blocks, Bach tent ts equipped Me 4 4th atu 3 ’ ’ with a gus stove. Thetr occupa eaviest Trading. i MS Bh RE Ss Ep ae Pe for average or well. devel- ‘With one another in rk: .; $ r enema Woes at SR | is : ; : | BR fi TRAIN KILLS MAN. oped fignres, with boned B. Tshantre, the artist, has a front r wt “ted t - ant . oh me >| warty to-ds wifay m | s ) Ferd laid out in shells, to resemble in| ‘ Rest felant ts: en Fe 1a, y iat ATM moving leo. bust supporters attached, form an alligator, the American engie,| a “y| and kilied an unidentified man at ave-| Made of Coutil and fine ® borse-ehoe and a skeleton. These | | si ach a . 47> | nue L and East Ninety-nccn eet. The B shells are picked up along the ocean, | ¢ 2, 1 ' ty win wade s 4 | atiste. end in their display bitter rivairy bas | | . . ew { the tratn. 1.8 arisen between the occoupants of two! bs aiynen seiectna 2) 8, man uty five yea , 35 @treets-iiliionaire Row and Quality | that ad " - ot BP : , 4 ul te waa value 3.50 Alley. J, H. Russet] ts the head of the 3 a and Bouthe acth ‘ ¢ “7 § o sem “millionaires,” while F. Springer and a } 5 t ~ 4 . Ae a cea | @. J. Archibald are the leading spirits JENNIE PLAY TOR r 1 | Street. of the alley, During the night. the The }TAR of the ! 5 | two streets are brilliantly {\juminaied Carers. " selling | with red, white and biue lanterns. . t general the | Has Minister and Mayor, tatdon ie the army me b Q f A) ee saw portion ise bony piae| ' ar eapenatinnt S| JAMES McGREERY & CO, | thrice a day, when the malls arrive erate 4 ' 8nd eepecialiy so In the morning, when | gg I new the mail ie heaviest. It takes four coins na . . . | mos See tate se see ee r. Sale of Lace Curtdins, Bedsets | JAMES McGREERY & GO. The souvenir postal card business | catia: weld = 0 o ’ ite . : thrives merrily, and Fred Puryear, the| + shih and Craftsman Furniture, camp photographer, has some rare! & wade obs nine. : hal 1 | Silk views - a Seagal at about one- f usual prices, Silks. ake wh. wht pared ‘ “ ti i fe ; Fourth Floor / | On August the azst, apis An ocean side tent ts the | i 8 5 were'e ourteay or 1 : MERIC MANDS DAMAGES IN RUSSIA | $3 devtennt Kfarie—Antoinetta—C : . sea eee ot J r 1 ra AMERICAN’S WwiRow DE , 28. AMAC Us opm ipo Gellawed t i Renaissance Marie Antoinctté Curtains, | Ten thousand yards of supe the “personal column” te ati : = Amer A _Conmulf ‘ to the | 0° : vis | \ arious guns. Sets of two to six pairs, rior quality Taffetas Silk; 2 after the spirit s whe Bent aol ns rr t + t yn | . , 7 the tent dwellers, The pastor . 7 YANKEE MAGNATES AFTER RICH MINES Fe van . we Color , ivory and Arabe. advance Autumn shades Trinity Methodim 3 8 TERS . Americans are negotiating for the ane ot : * : etidel saa, cont “ Keoney'e The Bo oer . i . ae jawes i “re 3.28 0 and 6,00 per pair. as well as white, cream $2.10) U0 004 I t etween 3s z and black. begin his vacation wher . | BRITISH NAVAL OFFICERS PUNISHED FOR LOSS OF SHIP. ee vas on About hundred twenty ve Lace Bed The tents are a-—cixil a 1 ¢ uM HH Eng. Aug. 3 ‘ rial © tried Capt. Thomas [Fe any i toa sets. Patterns that are to be discontinued | 55¢ per yard, fod ounlags’ on r y ns a <a. a fe Bbutter | ie an ois Pag Lace Motif on —spread—and-botster—cover. | uniform alses | . ‘A b unnissed 1 8 r " . 1 } | 5 board floors supe ; R Seong in “eek Complete with lace trimmed valance. | Twenty-third Street. dight inches above | AS ee == al p ent, stock. o B prices. wacite 3.00, 4.00, 5.00 and 6.00 per set. Craftsman Furniture. Made of fine fumed oak, Models that will not be duplicated, including Chairs, Rockers, \ Settles, Morris Chairs, Wardrobes, Tables, (JAMES McGREER} 460, | Hedt Point a pal . aes Clocks and odd pieces suitable for hall, | ILLINOIS TO ASSIST EX-CONVICTS. ing and Atchiaon wei library or studio. Rug Departnent. @ pavilion ainp. Her 5 | NEW SUPERINTENDENT Al WEST POINT ARRIVES. ITugh I. Soott, former! Has No Death Record. Every nigit there ery Tl day the: Seek it" wae se amateur ( for and : - i r : Rockers and Chairs SV Ieaaeoaae eee 3.00 Fourth Flor. jo ER seltie f KILLED HIM@ELF AFTER MURDERING TWO. pg Bg : é Large Arm Chairs and Rockers-+.++-.+-++. 7.50 | On August fhe 21st. | i ‘ hs Morris Chairs--.--. Rabe kaittiad a Teaaaleeany + 19.50 Two hundred Kare Persian ‘ | : Bedsteads-+-++++esscsrscsscssecevers Keeeeee 119.50 | Rugs. ; Ky Of YouLg THOUSAN OS oF ORCHIDS FOR ROOSEVELT. : TI peae shee Golly Sacchi ac cece a Maen ie nea THE PROBLEM GF FLIFE REE rae ee ee bs aaa Arest apa pS - NS? ee 19 ae i not $0. my rovide or make ae ‘ ; FE IN A QUARREL, : aed re Peni ito ae, “Faasnacht. | MURDERED His a Sax, Sh ollowiiig ie. (Ginnere Twenty-third Street. Twenty-third Street. tribute the we rk that s at hand where : , 4 | wife of a m Pontiac, W.. was to-day je . tu gf Nee people thee ae Joe Ht | MERCURY RUNS UP TO 122 IN MAINE there fs to do. The World's Héip| Go sense, hucanae oe oronte ue ott ty, the highest know ments go. look way’ tow yt nel i vm e Nn hr «|| MOTHER DROWNS WITH HER BABY. Th GIRL. wh eet ; RECEIVER NAMED FOR BANK IN CHELSEA . se | oH A posed SDAYS 15,248 Situations fo Save another Gir I's Life. either offered or sought, a gain ove i HEAVY SELLING SENDS ts own last year’s record of ¢ et ene ears . COTTONPR'ICES DOWN and a lead over the next highest r —_—-- York paper of 3429. Of the 4 ts lower quoted abore, there are 742 women and . je agora 4,925 men seeking work, while 4,720] erowr the sun—down at Rook ? ony © ft t women are sought by employers and|*way never we Wiha _ Re endine were came from 891 men are sough retty good showing, both for The and for the city-ol New: York. Awitt & Company's sales of fom traders Who believed thet ¢ decline bad gone far enough and playing fore, cally, The wreather: ‘and k City for ihe wi wreaed in ew Y baturday, Aus Vb, av - ‘S WORLD