The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1906, Page 6

PERRY Tie TY | entirely wrong and misleading The ea Increase the per- s " in the Newt pines, of the ex Ser | ae Oe retiet to a a | F 5 tinine the Ace servi th trating 1 WHO WELCORES? BCU WOM MED ACR OF AOE Pee Sate the Babe iaaat a df hese ‘platform Ondine to ¢he plan NT MORTALITY ts thing frig ‘can [take 9 Hoe tran molpe Rien Souls | dace ite’ Monte Noe all aus children born, dn otvilised® oouxtrle, twenty v0 | )iaxe fem, idee conmeetion ‘ 1 ge cl pine or nearly one-quarter, dio ges thes eco eed Pde wh? “Search Mel” Says Says “Diamond | When She Heard N Noise Inside ‘only Democrat Running on Pekuntelivh ot of Brooklyn! jitenc tin z ° : | fer oant.,,or more one: 7 : : ‘ the roma Sy We do not hesitate to ay that a timel: phaghppile dyer ps Jim” Brady, “I Don’t | Dumbwaiter Boor She Sent | Suffolk County Ticket Had | Show Faults in the ave en Sout froin’ dint’ WOMAN'S BODY IN BAY. majority of these recious lives Neliber to wo heattale to cy, that many FP) | ice, No Chance to Refuse. | Rice Report. ¢ Ht ts renaonatte to assume Id for children's complaints contain Know of Any. for Police r is ie ' we her tent, Gen thee doe eat a by Two Fishermen ana! snore Ce lem Opin “oe mNpEOS, “Tr ay tee , in considerable wert wo ner cent. are trom the east. | Fe | WOUIA Increase’ the percentaee et cowea aus, deadly” poisona,” In any quandty, they scupefy, retard circulation OT ner cent F } vo TURRET | Perry Belmont wit be the oniy Demo-! Grier rngincer George & Rice's re ee he tetas isiue Sickie hie’ | to congestions, sickness, death. toria operates exactly the reverse, but TOM SHARKEY HEDGES.’MANY THEFTS IN BLOCK, erat running for office in Buffotk County | see to the Rap ‘Transit Cometasion | wake aren henna chat 2 beige ere | Wiliam MH. and William FF. Batter. | you eu tab Cena tk es ek signature of Chas, H, Fletcher, Castoria | tbe Aetented Ot the next fection. H6/ sq the'bridge loa to-day came in for | trance aially Ne Me father and son, were fehing off Hort | oases the blood to Pos eens, opens the fe the only member party who veppeting from Haward C, | iar at Me pene aie ‘ of the skin and allays fever : r Is an Ex-Convict, and Po- minal Hd gat dO aac ranait Com: | nearer i ; Ieland in the Lower Ray today | Pores May Be Driven to Them, He Says, Prisoner Is an Ex-Convic Kee Sikes Ssait eens i 6 our | Se ca aeaay Tieerue. Bnd (toc Wedee ¢ hg when they picket up a foater ‘The, Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of - “ ” =~ c office which o Ittes of the Bro age fer 10. An A When He Gets an “Alderman lice Believes Arrest Solves Carcues. aes i oreattei- 3 award for to out ac “s body was that of A woman, apparentiy ary" Mystery. | The Buttolk County Democrats held |@qwanstrom, President of the-ttraalslyn | that shorn: tare not over twenty-eight years ol. tel soil oh blaat tails thelr convention at the Court-House in praneit Reform League. Messrs, Blum | ©7)1 Inoren percentage of rellet was badly desompased, eviite Rav Riverhead L. 1, fast night. Every) ang Swanstrom unite In a statement) tna been in the water several’ days — — ‘Mire Bolle Armstrong Whitney told the A soratching noise on the door of; member of the party in the vicinity—| which first sete forth Brooklyn's hoe Percentage of Relief Increased. The two fishermen towed the testy to = Drevemakers in Ct he dumbwalter #haft tn ber apartment Drag en sridaesite resent with need hl gp ti! ss as ent. that rate from the ee vend s reath areet, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK that moat New York wear « attracted the altention of Mrs, a, @ | te excep ot tes between tm tor Aeeelawiiona he i < nd od the Coroner Yorkers don't seam te know it The meeting was (0 nominate &| stanhattan eamtern district, Wlillamerns atfors At fie orter tt atom mis SOUMAcaaa a dos iene Prati to-day. Bie Gldn't bersaen Or OPEN | county Clerk, a County Judge and a { een tee ceitien we on to may, the 0: | Senhior Heriot, VuiMmaru, Bejtond|At fle onter tt MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, “Diamond Jim Brady, who was of a aught by an Evening World reporter | the door plan for an elevated he Manhattan terminals! but softly telephoned to the Gorener, Not a person responded whan |called Steve D jor to wet & policeman, Detective ihe gharrman asked for volunteer loop conne he was taking tie qutoThobtle for his | Janitor to me! ie 8 as loop = » ceded office, raid Sergeant Mulcare, who happened to) canaidates for Clerk and Judge. Then of the Hrooklyn a4 Willamadurg | —————— - = “E wonder how she knows? I don't be passing, was called In and captured) 9, otered the nominations to each man | bridxes ts a temporary solution of tne | bt sn ; oment qwear "em. If you don't bellows tt you , @ buretar present. problem only, ‘The stateme our 1” yrs. Prali lives on the fourth floor of bade marian niece te orca fs apartment house at No. 37 West t that. 1 quces p igre Pisses 8 cero come of Adams Dr Goods Co ONe il] Ad | Many a one of ful embonpoin:. cave Mra Armetrong that any one. When the office of Coroner at the top of the list among $8 and $3.50 shoes. We know them tuside Particular n 4s dire between the cash and credit customers, Our great businc E wish you to understand that this store does not discrimin, ly defective in weave. Taffeta, extra 5 y, Guarantee in Was started and devoloped along credit Hines and we are in- ||| and outeide, and those who have worn them before know how true our = voce ae salvage in 1 Hats, y difierent as to whether you pay us the ¢ ake advantuge claims are, altho this year our $3 shoes are better than ever before $1 39 yd regular $1 se, Ostrich Plumes and Tips é ; r . ms are, 5 yd. derail trict and Tip of our Clean and Hig ss Credit System, ewer * jason, The “Wanamaker Wear-Well" Shows for men, at $3, were one | yeality. Be , Must have been tnvertienting tn aomart | pees Canes Sepeenods. corun noes, Wee taken up everybody again ducked CMMIssOn estimated that ‘avcing cc | Stores Occupying ck Biock Si | Sf thy town he aAttn't know nnything | ang when of the honor, The convention was ahour TURN hour period an average of 2) par wo ocks— | @dowt, because none of the men he Posneedh to Adjourn when Some One mentioned COR. Of the peante ‘asia ‘the Fe | ixth Avenue, 20th is 22d Street. Knows wears corsets. He wouldn't say | turgiar w fhe name of Perry Belmont, He was | Bridge der rom or arrive they weren't » good thi t th SUaEAAsO0HE ZIM TBAbaREHE 88 iFdoe and LmAdid tobe owas Bridge enir pon care fromy the he T cairo ah tap Yen | Sica eae anc, MaMa ee me Uo ot atari |, —__ 4 the Adams Building, In the O'Neill Building. A well-known Fifth avense dresser of the: door Wa found Wratk | Gan G Herocrat woe slacten te cor, | rides coniee a anaes | AMS BUILDING—Ist Picor. —— j oth Ne Aarely pebiihie come oars. Are: | ity working With & alan | © Per cont, are trom the districts | We continue the great sale of O'NEILL BUILDING—8d Floor. tallor ecommends The wearing oor mas surprised to majce a }} ’ | . . Wiel Betts aa a noatra Smtort for when Mulcare grabbed | NEW j _ (Like the Picture.) | eae a ote ua eons eae a Sad ay and car. ot the | i Just when the season is ge ny > lives ook Nite be ome declared they would | O2'+ | int swi " and acquires Be katkianes OC Aber tractia tat tr crs ure are || at the lowest prices ever quoted fail De ter erga ae | for qualities of equal value. ke thie sxceptional fa} + bd sal 1} We began preparations for this important sale months ag . S | wide that holds up the weight muc’ fest of the | ‘ e | oe ' ae © stratent-tront corset will for | morth. In Hastom Poles Court he was i the result that we have gathered and present for your sele New Fall Suit made 0 woman. There ts no question about | he'd for examination j to-morrow and balance of the week a collection of staple and | strictly all wool goods—at aE iptuics cand oF its Sovnerion | Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. | lependable Silks (both Plain and fancy), presenting every weave, the remarkably low price of Of fomininty adout t® | —-—__~- — eee nd colar destined to become popular this Fall and Winter. | are made to lace the Below is a troad range of Economies neder before equalled $I 3. 72 Phat. they may be cieht | | é ; WHY ALL Store Notes | in any Silk Sale. Ge ‘the comfort requires. but they er | = Not plentiful. . | 9 ‘or regular 39.” qual. 22 i For regular 390. qual- | : ese aan ent su’ “Here and there you find a man who DENTISTS HE Grand Stairway, in the rotunda of the Stewart Build. |} 29¢ yd. ne bak gees P oe a Bs\ieaeh sab edie A ine ~~ ares enough for his Meure to wear an | cit if wall ‘ Tg te Re vt aoa bs t com) evetnent satin. The ts are full F ‘ ndervest that Inces tient and ae RECOMMEND ing, is open to the Second floor. It adds very positive: | ¥ . Rex onaig ic Hepes of “colors, including white, ivory, mmatertils dre all © k st him « decided ‘figure,’ and some of beauty to the architectural masterpiece created by A. T. |} taffetaline.. Li sream and black. indéfinite checks inal the rich | ee sk ann teens ae ig S Stewart, and it provides easy and comfortable access to the || For regular aoc, quat- |39¢ yd, For rerular 49. qual- Pall colorings. A regular $13 75 @cubtful whether meny men weir what yr. pe Second floor for those who dislike elevators, or who do not 69c¢ yds tty yard wide’ Black Beater ak gst | $20.00 sult, Thursday for D7? eo | DS wish to wait for them, Talleta— wear quranteed—poutive: | CP, de Chings—in al lors a New Fall and Winter | rev" ‘Ons, but ie Was Crazy Mouth The signs of change which you see on the Second and Third Ay ah eure silk bright and silky | Costs | ‘om Harrignn, officer on post on re date stipes feos F lar $9c. qual- (ocean Broadway. saya: totic. knew Whe floors presage a series of imminent merchandise evolutions | 39 yd. ity Haitline Stripe Taf. 39 Por resular Soc. qual pues 4 that will add tremendously to the facilities for displaying the feta Sultings; light and dark com- © YGe ity all-silk Black Taf- | Are Shown in Every Con- f ; P| y ’ i li |] stocks, and providing for your comfort and satisfaction when ee in newest effects for Fall Gar recommended to give best ot ceivable Shape and Design. | gly Proaramt voctoeptte t| | buyin : | . Grasdcleth Coit } the Breath and ying. | } Cheviot Coats. roadcloth €oats. | ‘on the ‘ P r $1.25 qual- © 69¢. qual- | - prom Sharkey. ‘meen at re" on re oar This column will keep you informed about changes in loca- 79¢ yd, for reculae fee dee. (OG yd. eps bac esa nat } Short snd medivm lengths, Short and meta Tt dont, ort why, men shouldn't Line Auton wal|| tions, and we suggest that you question the salesmen freely ||| | ‘ratteta Sitk—slightly imperfect in | feta Silk— “wea guaranteed” in sel- | | $6.75, $8.50, $10.00 $8.75, $13.75, $15.00 | Fret ann Sur adie i ot A we | Pra se see t tey ays. Bee esi { Special for Thursday—$18.00 Long Coats, $11.75. 6 end College: | 1. 00 pals “For re regular $1.39) For lar 89c. qual- ive and ed Bk tee tag asd Bien T net aoe ie. Bold averywnare | |! | YO. guality doubie |59c yd. ty 27-inch AUl-Silk Long Coats of Broadcloth, trimmed with Velvet: an $J 1.75 | Of them ‘Aldermans’ on sme and Ret, top "american Dentitrice Ca. Rew Yors || Wanamaker SHOES at S3 width Black Crepe de Chine—a| Peau de Gygnes and Peau de Soies | silk braids, lined with satin, value $18.00, at | O14 to train I'm goin’ to buy on a = j sama || Fi Men ond Wome splendid dress quality. — ‘a in a good assortyent | _ — ‘ BF n “Rr nal of shades a ; ange i ye? egular $1.00 qual- —— ) O'NEILL BUILDING ~ 2d Floor, ‘ 100 ¥au i | ae ’ Most men and women know low much to expect in a shoe at $4 ty yard wide Black For 1 regular 75¢. qual The Cash Does Not Interest Us! and $3.50. The variety of kinds made at these prices is legion.” When Peau de Soie, a superior dress grade 59c yd. tty New | Fall” Plaid j Correct Fall Millinery. | - you come to see Wanamaker Shoes we-want you to be prepared to || 69c vd, "or remular $1.00 qual. eel in light and dark combina- | Every section of our spacious Mill department ONE BIT MORE THAN YOUR WORD OF HONOR. | |j«\ve tuom the most drastic comparison with the best $2.50 shoes yor |) y' 7-inch Black crowded with the very choicest {| have ever seen. In leather, style, workmanghip and finish they stand }||| | Chifon Tltetaan imports: enae/ 790 yd, , for er or regular ” ick Ament "For regu a 89. qual- ed mor Imported Black Dress Taffeta. A 68c yd. Bolte: deh pened Untrimmed Hats. new accounts than ever barely a week old, we have o; before at this season of the ye / i {i sow! vysogamet amd black.95¢ & $4.25 Outfit from us on the assurance that you will pay us Lower Prices ||| growing better and Daiter for olghtcen years. Shown in patent leather wear dark colors; guaranteed ail pure Latest models in brown, navy cgamet mi | ee Be $5.25 ‘and receive Better Terms and Treatment than others ee ; calfskin and kidskin,/In models for dress, business wear and stormy- De wil Tor regular 59c, quat- | He Ostrich Plumes, $1.25, $1.48, $1.95 and Up. : 5 lo! ic | 1 alee a ec >i i Se proud of our x. heabetspan! ee 39c. yd. ity All-Silk Colored) SR — wo For regular 75c. qual | Imported Hheasants’ Tails, 35¢ | Coque Plumes ..........25¢ Test : The Wanamaker Relinble Shoes for Women have a shorter history Peau de Cygnes—light and dark |YOC YO. ity cohnch Cy. Bon. Tailored Suit Hats, NS TABLES, but an equally brilliant ‘¢ In refined styles, made of the very shades; also black net & Cie. Black Taffeta, guaranteed 2 3.75 & $4.50 a sample of which is shown here tn solid oak, beauti- fully flaked ahd n every respect Our own productions. .........0000++ s \ best patent kidskin, patent calfskin, box and gun-metal calfskin and giazed kidekin in various welghts and shapes. $3 a pair. Soles of all Wanamaker shoes are made of oak-tanned leather; all For regular 7Sc. qual- 59c yd. albsilk ity imparted or regular 75c, quak Messaline Satins—color assortment 49c yd. | ity 20-inch —All-Silk complete, including white, cream | Black Peau de Cygne, yarn dyed, O'NEILL BUILDING—3d Floor.—————_ polished, wit} welted and ietitohed, | and black | good black and bright’ finish. posited, with | =o) RNs OR fm cea | a The Popular Jumper Waist. : = r it IS a bargain at | Women's Shoes, Main floor Stewart Building | 39c yd For regular $9¢. qual 98c-yd. For regular $4.25 gual i We wilt dettver it PAR Hand o3 cor ee tor SB ee a | [a bang Sole Se of cs Pris ie ER Two numbers (like illustrations) to be worn over | a e or —19 inch—recommended to give| Taffeta, imported for fine dress 4 H ; Paboment oe Ba Better News Than We Had HH! | good wear | wear—bright, heavy and guaranteed, Lingerie Blouses or Guimpes. CARPETS AND RUGS BRUASELS CARTETS, beautiful pat terns 8: «vara Black, brown, navy and plaids, $4.95 Value $675. $5.50 Value $7.75. Dared to Hope For ———— ADAMS BUIILDNG—3d Ploor.- H il nd DINN. Final Lot of 500 Pairs of Canvas and Leather In Havila A shipment of Theodore Haviland Dinnerware has just arrived Barefoot Sandals | 25 Cc We searvely expected it before next month, when the sets were to be sold at regular prices, Now we have added them tp the September! to go at This is an absurdly low price for these offerings, enabling us to extend these best opportunities of the Sale to! Boys’ and Girls’ Barefoot Sandals, but we do 4 great many more people than we thought would be possible. not wish to carry a single pair over the You may select your full Homs ||| Of the frst trademark shoes in this country, and they have been superior finish taffeta forfine dress | Taffeta Silks, “in both” igor and } ine ‘nel fipecla ¥ BRUSSELS RUGS, Ino pr Special Price .. AXMINSTEO There are aiso special offerings today in Cut Glass and Fancy China| { Here are descriptions of two different groups of Theodore Havi- A 2 / i artiste opacierh Be A, | || tana Dioner sets: i season, They are worth up to $1 the WHITE MADRAS WAIST'S—tailored models........ 98c, $1.48, $1.98 : Say ee Dinner Sets |! pair, and our lowest price for them has LINON CALE eet Bere raise ss iN Les | 7v isi ; Nile yhic! , BLACK PO = : y \ TTSBURG fe A-Hutter Pintos, ts eich eel doce Wien Age. We ois MADRAS WAISTS—black woven stripe, Gibson eolhr and... $1.68 } a Saturdey Ton Cups and Saucers. Mec each” thousands of pairs. PURE LINEN WAISTS—front of eighteen one-quartei-inch plalts, front INCINNATI, PE BA 8 nae St. Until 10 P.M h soup turees A anerias Chi ce vath All canvas and leather—white and plait trimmed with pear! buttons in cluster of three... $1.98 | | ei } ds OV Or Y piece. flew China ts See in One Aus brown—with sizes represented for al- LINEN AND MADRAS WAISTS—The King make, } ve ial ary. $00 ‘toaay ; «| Ranta tit, Saney. sold edge and | ost every youngster. $2.50, $2.98, $3.98, $4.75 - Cut Glass Teen of, the month 1s ich, ment m pig no a $5.75 Talicta Walsts, $3.98, i "Singh shows, # and $7 ench, wort H donee Just the footgear tor aa ian Ss k 25c SILK WAISTS in brown, navy, light blue, pink, gray, red and . sana seit wie aia t Plates, $8 dosen TOW, AE co ncaks oan ea : steneeees TAFFETA SIL i x pink, gray, red and Napples, $_and $ cach, w myrtls—value $5.75; special at. 5 $3.98 nonlate Potn. $1.25 ea. worth $2 5 arth $2 Covered Cheese Dishes, fea worth 5 ; ; —__——. — f E i wien jet Band 89 each, worth | pis = MS BUILDING—Ba jement.— ss Pisa iu 6, r WWateng Je each, w Samtotee eh orth Me. | 2 s Trunks. O'NBILL BU: oor. fe Bon 2 “ - o ech alma De 88 don. worth ; Clad Dres $6.00 Silk Petticoats, $4.85. uit Howls, $2.25 doa. worth Hee 26-inch, $2.35 "| China at 25c Aine of ne Ching Colored and Black Silk Petticoats, assorted styles, pleatings ruc A Scouring Soap | | fron clamps and corners, brasied lock, stron s with lift, steel BLACK SATEEN AND JERSEY TOP PETTICOATS—For A Metal Polish OH. | | tron ¢ ’ 5. \ hinges, strong handle, iron bottom, strengthened with three cleats; four men, missesand children—in great variety, with deep sides A Glass Cleaner J N WA NAMA KER | rock elm slats on top and two on sides and ends; one tray, ‘pleating, ruffles and bias bands—regular $1.49; special for 98c Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets. |! pes 2h = \ : ot] bright new demane Pree meet ot! 28 in. 30 in. 32 in. and ruffles, also silk under-ruffle. Reguler price $6.00; ver $4 85 | | they aro. worth . K, 9 3,35 special at. ‘ ba aniiiuter taten Rea Cuuk and tau ret ai sel in + | BesT QUALITY TAFFETA, BL “BLACK AND COLORED SILK The Best Scoring Soap Made aoe and Baucers | 4 in. > : PETTICOATS-ywith deep’ accordion pleating and two c is P . ning Howie an Sana amt $3.65 $3.95 $4.45 ruches, ners deep circular flounce under silk ruffle 1 $7.50 | re Tee Wanamaker Building | STRONG, IRON-BOUND DRESS TRUNKS— sien 600 Hes Higa TRON RNS ‘ -_ ~~ ———__-_-—— Canvas covered, iron centre band, malleable also circular ruffles—always $6.50; special $5 00 } |