The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1906, Page 7

BANK WRECKER f HIPPLE SUICIDE, | earths: THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVE ALS, DDYOU WEAR | ge peamerroe Wanamaker Advertizing As the Simplified Spelling Board Would Write It | (sixtH AVE: | 18™AND 19™ N43 OOPER C J. B. GREENNUT, PresipenT. Pe acrry || F SIEGEL ey) Yo, Watch Out IN ITSELF ji non ONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STOR iM aten \ W Government May Em- harrass You a These Extraordinar v Prices on Summer Shoes Official Who Hid Facts| cena ae For Men, Women and Children — Admits that Defaulter RT SAYS Ir" 5S WRONG ce : does not mean @ revolution, as many of ¢ HERE ig a saving of half or more on every pair of shoes offered in this sal hoes ‘are made in the newest C ne Crauite ‘ ix good friends imagine, Tho Board is not poset of any | styles, Of best leathers, and in a manner that will give Jasting satisfaction to the wearer Eve pair was made for Shot Himselt, | od States Comt Hes Jesued tn wilful malice against she niceties of good form. Many ia ne while there is still plenty of time to wear them.this season it will be a good investment for you : ction Against Their Sale and of the “300 worda” have been used in the listed style for a ‘| | Women's Oxforde—These are in black kd or tan calls two 4 wath fen Not every sive in each or leather, but 75 HE DEFEND TION | Ammenabil T meneratic by pra ally all writers—i. e., candor, AG you'll surely find you na good st tenth ne oe Ae = ‘andor, licorice, instead of liquorice, check, instead ¢ | At Men's SHOE | h St omen's Sample —- | a . 1 | were our big sellers a in t the | Soval I | nd women of t hee The Wanamaker advertizing, for years, has been $] 95 regular price, $3.50; we handsomest little shoe | ; u er, gage, program, woolen, tenor, deposit, & PL Sed Jal! sizes in the kid face $1. Os >| hown 1 sal | Ge ve | almost all sizes in th e The are in high and | I 1 ‘ Pat ” ‘ x ae leathers; large size Oxfords an low st if you I further, Wanamaker ‘Adver' has alwavs small sizes in shoes that are worth even mere e fitted th C ts in the limited abulary of MidB direct statem ; any pair to-morrow, at $1.95 xu ever got in best foo | ot iis half of the e hundred” words are never used | ff] ————) Women's Oxfords | ular § Ww a kee “adve he forms begin their use —Patent kid with Children's Shoes—Ox- ? reed sly Soe lly Th new ad ; nth and |, $1. 45. |welted soles; also At | fords and Barefoot San ’ : \ when exq jo us) Speer 9: our choice of all dals — This embraces ® ; teazeled cobwebs kist by dew.” Or “counters heapt with _Ithe white canvas | | 4()@ ‘every pair of white’ can- | tor f r ahi snows linens, wl and washt to whitest luster by skilful shoes in the store (it matters not | vas shoes and Oxfords ; M, ; i SHH Hanthae: Bt ns what their former prices were) | ~ and all the highest-grade ; M = ne Coen TT h = among the heather side 4 at $1.45; regular price $3. All| Sandals in the store—the kind that q i “a Kes fe earters || Until such time as we begin to gloze our talks with j Saas oad Floor, Kear.) SIZES. do not rip. Regularly $1 to $1.50. 7 Te os : ‘ . ‘ - |! hems (Macaulay would have spelled it apophthegms), or : iets rime the mixt and multitudinous merchandim of rel ri O t th M ’*sS Si its it SA ; 300 Doren Sold 1 into a meager score of words stript of fan Garments Ranging in Value from $8.50 to $10. Perfect for Early Fatl Wear. ; } i te j ih | ESS than 700 suits alto- piece suits in the following fe aia tats F 1 goods dulness must still be dipt in the somber dyes | gether, but they're good materials: . ‘ ‘ , c forms, yntil the Simplified Spelling : | % i 2 . ayy ae ieee la ait Ae | ones. They are naturally Fancy Sack Suits—Made ' : , - ae a mines B. she-euite vimeining-ieameids cassimeres, cheviots in ; i ¢ v words we need, which are still proy owns, greys and a : , 1 longest, strongest lines; the > me? * B . p in their wofa gression by slavish usage. , le ti ie se effects. There are only four | . edd i i ors staple fabrics and popular or five of each kind. r Ay - eas el crabcerapaa! =a attems oF wich we bought ae : . | — | Beaciest ee bes Worsted Suits—in single rt : | Shoes for Men, Women & Boys This tot “coneioes of duit and double breasted styles, } bags > wht whe ‘ : that. were $8.50 and $10, an Pa oe i T ive at wan given by Miss Desirable baie’ “. Economy in Outlay it comprises all the ae te pias | M 3 P arcius hae chante Some of the Men’s Shoes are in Summer lines, and have sirable fabrics and fatteras Coats and Trousers— | t ; ie ay : eh le lbowed ont by other ae aad their prices sharply cut. There is not a suit in the Limited quantity; made of | \ u La arte ser ot toe gorvid: |] Most leathers are represented. lot that would not appeal, flannels, homespuns, wool | : ™ Pei Ras = we |f 8 months of low-shoe weafher. The smart, patent | both in style and workmah- crashes, with single or dou- | ont—a—536 ‘ t nS adit ooascoaieil | EEF pumps far women, while suitable for present needs, are {iff ship, toeven the most par- ble breasted sack coats. +}, te a ° sie rempced ||| admirably adapted for house wear. The button boots have || | ticular dresser. Trousers are -_ with |} : - o peanceire ey | 5 insoles, sufficiently thick for protection, but perfectly pliable |{|f] There is a wide range of belt loops and roll bottoms. | bis Why, the Very idea! er choice and there are sizes f th | is a Man of Action t q é and easy on tender feet: f Salas The | Your choice of the en- a. | . ' At $3.50, worth $—Men's Ox- | At 81.80, worth §3—Boys’ Ox- OF Svipry Men. he lot in- tire collection ite vr | I took’ ike: « at fords, most leathers represented. ad saceity atlny leathers cludes | oth two and three Siere! C Store, Main Floor, Re | * * - % Sel tee. exe) Cooper th oot . = : pnd’ rubbed aa hurtin’! At $2.40, worth $3,80—Gun- | “APSO Sinen's patent kid | and , | oes ttre pent gn parow | Ribbon Ties; emart lasts, Cuban iL T | i z ‘aii cee, military heels, welted soles. | heels and welted ‘soles d F Hi th Ho: of tines wim ovis nypeotine A $1.90. worth “$240-—Bor | ae" g8c00-Women's tne baa | ooking owar all in the Housefurnishings « : P et *o be calfskin Lace Shoes, welted soles. kidskin button boots, with tips of |/ Seat c dais ; + : i * ee a ition These ate excellent Aututun shore. Kidekin, and flexible Insoles. en hoppers jothes Pins enh ee ed . me in the reception | 4in't know whiler'es are wearije the Se der! ais ec Meet to shies oa vas te tee snetne A $12.50 Coal Cooking Stove, *8.50 “: ner ease teas |f = “ped ee prise regi or BSc, t | mt anu ht - thawed ofl And Other Kitchen Hewps at Reduced Prices [mano ; 45e if * BRIDGE CRUSH IS f 6 * a food choppers, We limit e box to ¢ ‘ . . | id HIS stove is called the “New Dandy,” and is made ch “ i Toile of Hie Career, BEFORE WAR COUNCIL. When the School-Bell Rings | 75¢ specially for us. It is our leader. That means that it’s Pia lp neko A ae wid of black tale, wh ° | China Salt more than ordinary, ket price to-day r : heer ocag smpe | Comptrotier Metz Confers With These Supplies Must Be Ready | ae with Tt has a large oven, five cooking holes on top, large cabinet) Preserving Kettles Jrooping mustache of | 4 Ah brotier d hak Made of “heavy cast sila denen ie ate Manufacturer Poulson and te s . dezora 18 ase, extra broiler door, shaking grate and Nar side bricks. | A sats sek, | tt Bedi da Coal We've been planning for months to have the right kinds, | tions, C jr is a wonderful value at the price, and must be seen to be| € ) . ‘ Engineer Creuzbar in brood assortment, at lowest possible prices. These have Japanned Bread | meth fully appreciated. Therefore,if you want a good coal cooking | 32c nse sone Pie ae 4g points that will please the teacher as well as the | pe (ety Lscnél 23c stove atarcasonable price, come and see the “New Dandy.” Copper Bottom, Extra ; . ue | Rival Ash Siffers—the kind that) We know you will buy it. The regular price of the No.8 — Meavy Wash Boiler, No.7 1 was ate cape side fits on the top of the bairel and| is. $13.50, but to-morrow Boilers j de toe wit Composition Books School Bags Wee pitied ia AS ie) sie BESO Mor Bi ue hinge ii ; " Prees board binding: good gual- | Waterproot, 2#e, 38c, 406, $0c, . oe + Sore, Have ‘ ity paper, for pen or pencil, 2¢f 3c, | 78¢ to $1.45. ! * d * y me 8 be. iy i » tie ore ee ca ana: Mom sours |<) ebuot Shilo Cigars = the Box Last Chance at the Youths’ : : |}! bisdings. Se aublity paper, 306, | | For pen or penell, ae, Bc, Bc ||! 9) Myris ameter tn een eont ut be seth ea Summer Suits | ys oa aw yas ¢ . . t 1 be d t has no objectio . my Sas A Reversible Note Books Globes that al sy a here Saeatia cary HISis a final wind-up sale of these suits, and at this price proms ' h covers, leather backs | yo 2 age —_ | \ Big Store cigar customers Holiday specials it will wind them up. neem any of them, either, t . 1“ ee cre! sizes, cotttaining 100 Dian pours 4 Pager rt goind Imported Carolina Perfectos £0 High-Grade Havana Cigars, bur it’s a brillian: cl while it lasts. | | ‘ “ care! sbeots Fine Be oa eae rr) \ Targe agsorunent. 206, $1, | East acs boast -24,—requiariy “CA AH en 2 oe ae The worst you can ger t ; t for hatf the value we pur >] é a De PIO. Mines RAH AO FPO MOE) gs ko gees, Skee, Odes te ||| E| Imported Garcia Puritanos ‘snes , encmade and on ita month ago. Gcod styles—none better out this season ‘ ; aritted Tome wantemedelll|| Lead Pencils vidi ba Sr ae setts G0 High-Grade Tor in moderate-priced ready-to-wear clothing | 8.50. . le Port s 02 ir to 36 ir Leet WHY feroe pao tp eet ae From the lesdlug pene] saake Fountain Pens €o'Key'Weat Citar diavana Cigain for $ 17 10 20 years, or to 36 breast. } i ma ere. All grades, 8c, 1%6, 18¢, 18, Tunes Motstatn Pens. ne Cignrs for 43.50 1 Maem sel or ‘ ‘sen Suits (ih medium Coat-and- Trousers om ‘ i yeaa ten ; i 25c to Se a dozen, | The Wanamaker Fountain pean Wen ener Hees sae, ena Ale €8} coat 52 with belt I nit be Pe wha et worth is I Pens Pens, No. 4 gold pen guaranteed heotgay SW ck ys Sebel bk MN atts Orders Solicited aor ton off hand.” remarked Mz. Segal, when | A @osen aasorted, Katerbrook, | 4kt. $1 . Z eM Rea Siege! ( ‘ xe thie wollas Never @peculated, Gillott'’s and Spencerian, 7¢ a | The Waterman Ideal, $2.50 to $4 ‘s iw dozen. 1 Basement. Shewart Building, ‘t P f Hj rh Ee li F € I . ] Lowest rices or hugnes ua ity 00 i) Anoleums * i T is not alone low prices that we boast of—it is the quality for the price. Groceri¢s ‘ — I are sold all over New York at prices often as low as ours, but they are not the same and Oilcloths “up arpe ugs kinds or grade. You know the regular prices of the brands we offer—they are known) 204 Sace 25 per Cent. if e to SySRY DOMEEY ife, ; i ' ot food ‘ . ; You Buy Here To-morrow \ ¢ are just as particular about selling good, c ¢an food as you are about uying if, I 5 . : i, . i “ arg : inlaid Linole. A Third toa Half Under-Price Take our list for to-morrow as an example of food bargains: Odd lengths by ee will cand stat. my and that they w Buzzlog; whirring, whiccing— See us as we go How'd you Uke an Auto? It beats this “going slow,” Don't pay great, big prices, Rough « on Fleas, 25c » by «6 yard; besides the making, which is done free of OCHA & JAVA COPIER Rou, on Moth and Ants, 35 be Ty. the yards Ee rats Ly ee sh Bent iy expren, He charge. vdustaiive Ayatte : Ii desired, we can hold these goods for you until such time toh Caftees 10 iE | Boiled Hams 1 j) | Smoked Ox pene » ||| Fresh Butter! We have sixty of these carpet opportunities, which we do 7 sire to close out this month. The Rugs are markt onehird 23¢ jin some instances a balf less than the ordinary cost would during the mouth of September as you may require them; but cannot hold them any longer, as we shall need all our space for new ge A few examples of the qualities and prices; J, and all #0¢ \* NEW TEAS « ties; Sih med for Kheunatisn ‘iS yg Velvet Carpet Rug, 10 tt. 6 in, x16 Mt. + $48.00 $25.00 Velvet Carpet Rug, 10 ft. 640. x12 ft Sin... he $18.25 : f Tapestry Carpet Rug, }0 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft. 9 in 5.00 $12.85 d | Sardines ! eri | Body Brussels Carpet Rug, 10 ft 6 in. x 12 f....$89.00 | Breakfast Roo ;¢ : Oc | SUMMER COMPLAINTS Reauinater Carpet Bux, 5 f--8 in x13 fh... 30.00 a4 Sani feauiar ihe packaae I . 10¢ | fide Dysentery, Diarrhoee, Wilton Carpet Rug, § ft. 3 in. x 12 ft 60.00 44060 [er Lertiecarreain d ~—— rc CHOLERA MORBUS, Velvet Carpet Mug, # ft. 8 tn, x4) ft 9 in....++-.$30.00 gig'gg Fresh Meats and Poultry Fresh Fish tables i a Velvet Carpet Rug, 8 ft. 3 in. x 14 Mt 6 in....,,..$89.00 $14.75 4 h M dnaak We Clean Fish Free of Charge N 5 Ds) Radway Ready Kellet token inwardly | Velvet Carpet Rug, 6 ft 3 in. x 12 ft... + $83.00 $16,00- We deliver fresh cats f : } oe L ‘ yaswiss Rawr Blowsach, Naukes “Honsce Axminster Oarpet Rug, 6 ft. x 6 Messe $13.50 ga oy Battery ta 110th Street, East and | poner gic Ib 10. “ ’ se Oileloths Fevers wick Heat ae Velvet Carpet Rug, 4. x 43 ft $19.00 $12.75 West. Fancy} s D 10c $ > . y and all Internat Bi bl af. era OREO f i ’ ‘ Ib Se Ie ary picked r “JOHN WANAMAKER But read World Wants and see me Fancy fresh Ailled Long Inland Ducks, Ih. 1G Where higigrae Atos (Motor Car) RADWAY'S READY REWEF ieee ak pa Ae Pec baie ter soles tecie: eo tae fs) Uh 6e cheap a e hi to he par 7 lan ahd b atorb f nr * Ht Shel! Crabs, . tse ial a rs na Re ieiicve apd uek sume tan eumeeeh ar tne Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, Castes Sanh brie souebene hile | Eee crab Ae See World ““Automobile’’ Ads. meee fer | BADWAY & 00, AW HOMe ANN