The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1907, Page 9

rer THE EVENIN figure might mean the deflection of Pa enta not ire mone than a electri current thet would strike btm 120 ¢ dead, With returning apeeoh they cried ut to those Selow in the atreet to send Ina fire alarm and summon the police. aw had dropped only five feet | | a his dangling inidadr platform. b oe BUTTS FORCES ISSUE ON SUMMONS QUESTION. 200 FEET NAR WARE SEARING HIS FLESH to the frantt: crowd, but t Painter Spitted on Wires Carry- | 7 ing Heavy. Voltage of Death- Dealing Current. 0 teare the Meretion of the Magistrate, that « ad no legal status» right to ta: the Magisiretes had. no RESCUED. | ALIVE WHEN Crowd Struck Dumb by Aw- fulness of Man’s Plight—Fire- | men Take Him Down. nd one arm also were f Scorahed | At tne hospital tt was sald that of several hundred While a crowd TUBERCULOSIS NOT FATAL. of New Je. | Seecriicsve: Ci wanes 2 eed We e thete Bins le-dig oo ave It Is Being Conquered by the Efforts wv City and Ho- | of Faithful Specialists, current cours ws man was belng roasted | alike as tbe. shower of sparks danced! it any one tells yon that tubereu-| One of the many .sundreds of Dr Bway from bis body, No one in the | 115 is incurable, don’t believe it, be- | Anderson's cured patients says, (1 ad the falntest belief that | given tt d ‘AS ie ieeterenon) ordeal, and {cause the Dr. Anderson ight : when he was | proves it ts a curable disease. 1 mew twelve minutes if th ve. e re > any cases of throat . oon the death. | THOM eo sete | 1 minutes | Bad Tnng diseases are not cured is be-| : to reach | cause patients in the first s 1 m in. midair snoke secended from his te ed for bre peraite seuss jso often treated for Face Déwnward. Jagthma or eatarrh of Rishow, together witr t stead of first-stage « @ther painters, was trouble, The patlent gets 7 “abi Ro pal roar - and his family “seh as nize what the ¢ oe a tier: has passed Jersey Heights and Hoboken. Just | Uel> nas pases a ‘avi lose his balance second we, and * ene acer. st | ‘change of climate. | w, for his fellow ot Tuberculosis or any other throat or | lung disease can be successfully Croat- | -/ed and permanently cured in any cl! “| mate, if, the disease ts correctly bo- | cated and diagnosed, at the start, be-| fore the breaking-down or destructive last stages develop. The Dr. Anderson X-Light corrects these mistakes. It is the first and only means known to the medical | profession by which en absolutely leorrect examination and diagnosis of the lungs may be instantly obtatned Mon the other si t of his he gave a ery of -t ‘Those on the other aide of the hig: ‘way sorambind up from thetr platforms fo flied Rishow hanging face downward across two big feed wires that carry terrific electric voltage. Already his Body was limp and the shock had Bereft the victim of his senses The Terrified men called out to him, but got Be answer, n xives a free oc tion and examination at his off et (between Sth an York | 5: Monday. Fer an instant they stood in mute| Any diseage at any stage may be) Houre —Dallig1T to terror, powerless to iift a hand to mye/detected and located instantly and | Wednesday, Friday evenings un sj the life of their fellow. Ever: man | harmlessly. It is used tn New York/o'c.ock: Bundays, 11 to 2. If unable) to call write for particulars. | | Qhere knew that even to touch the limp! at 60-West 22d street only. CAMMEYER| 6th Ave., Cor, 20th St Cammeyer Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Morit. | Superior Seasonable Footwear | For Men, Women and Children NOW SELLING IN OUR BASEMENT STORE { All the latest styles of Men’s Tan Russia Calf, Tan Kid, Patent Leather and Gun Metal Calf Lace and Oxfords. $2.50 Men's Box Calf, Velour Calf and Vici Lace Shoes, all well made and guaranteed $2. oOo Pumps, Christy Ties and Oxfords for Women in Russia Calf, Brown Kid, Gun Metal Calf and Patent Leather, all the new shades of Brown. Prices elsewhere $3.50 and $4. Our Price, aan Women's Oxfords in Gun Metal Calf, Patent Leather, Fine Black and Brown Kid Ey Y ae oOo Women's Brown One Oxford Tiss, ; $1.50 Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes, $1. 50. Up to date in shape and fit, The best shoes that are made at the price, Every pair guarantéed Tan, Black Kid, Gat and Box Calf. e 8 py y pair x Boys’ Satin Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 12 to 5 14..........0ccceecceeeevee $].25 Boys’ Patent Leather Oxfords, Welted Soles, sizes 3 to 5%4....-++++ 3 $2.00 Boys’ Gray Canvas, leather trimmed, Lace; sizes 244 to 514... ...++++. $].00 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Children’s Brown Kid Lace, sizes 6 to 10 $4 Misses’ Brown Kid Lace, sizes 11 to 2 « a 50 Children’s White Canvas Button and Lace, sizes 6 to.10% and 14 b 2. 91. 00 Children's Black Kid, patent leather tip, Button and Lace, sizes 8 to 10}4.. 85c Misses’ Black Kid, patent leather tip, Lace, sizes MNO Zeereerrrseeeee BY-OO Store Open Saturday Evening. $1.25 G WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, OF 1907, Little Pvery-Day at Big Savin Notions, | El SUXTFAY, 19°7020* STREETS NEW YORK. New French and German Val. Laces at Almost fait no eM prieé privileges are continually granted us because of the extent of our regular Jace purchases, but among these the concess‘ons secured on this collection stand as exceptional for in consequence we quote prices that are almost half those being charged elsewhere. Ine uded is every favored style—every popular des gn and meali—every ove of the new pu teras that have come out recently, In the assortments are some broken sets and odd widths, but most are matched widths of edgings and insertions. and the pricing runs thus — 39e¢ 95¢ 10.000 yards of St. Gall Em»roidered Waistings at 28c and 39c yard. Dainty, embroidered V ngs. Yokes, ( uimpes, Sleeves, ete., a doven different new effects embroidered on sheer materials and worth up to 7 ca yard. Women's New Tailored Suits of Men's Two-Piece Summer Suits dozen yards for Val. laces reguarly worth to $1.50 dozen yards for Val. laces regularly worth to 1 dozen yards for Val laces regularly worth to (Se aisate—The pepsiias “s beverage: re? Summer Wines—Combinat on Offer Ligh-c'ass avd wholesome Suuunor beverages, consisting of five bottles, regular price 5, for 2.40, W hin 1 wettie Green Miter aa) Mixtures; were *24.75--Now $14.75 Instead of *15 Are Marked 410. 27 Third Meer OMEWHAT of a trade paradox—we eae Bars maker's apology for late delivery y took th the ? bought a little lot o suits at_a figure form of a material discount from the agreed ’ that brings our se:ling price down below what price—we accepted his apology on those terms, and i| we paid for the same suits not two weeks ago 4 ia consequence you may save a Full Third | ere to-morrow. q So we've taken out all the sats of this style from our i 7 regular stoek—only a few lett—an! they ere thought so First, the garments in tailoring are so far above the ie v& of at the origina price—and grouped them tor to- $10 grade that comparisons cannot be made. These ' morrow at 14.75. suits have been built—every bit of the super vows has CGnly 65, al told, and not one will remain by nightfall been eliminated and yet scienti‘ie tailoring guarantees ac rrect hag. not only at the “‘try on,"’ but through- 4 These Suits are fashioned in Pringe Chap out the entire service of the garments. stye of blue. back and grey mixtures : ’ Every mew Su» mer fabric has its representative in this collection, with semi-fitted back, double-. reasted coat . | with collar and cuffs attached. The Coats paging ciate ppc allrrtetine $ ravine 510 have the mannish side pockets, and the sts yap hcote tek, resins A A sk rts are ful pleated. We also offer at £10 guaranteed fast co'or, non-shrinkable ' Ble Sege Suits in a new single-breasted style w.th long roll 1 4 We advise those interested to male’ carly selections lapels acd broad shotlders, all sixes. the ce i v " +5 ( shea prensa ‘dealt pee bat er } A Broad Collection of Boys’ Wash Suits 200 ailored Linen Suits at $9.75. gy at Prices Ranging from Y¥5c to $2.45. SRA Matente Mike Prisca sting noael’ Cerkwiy oe & All the newest sty es in the Sailor and Russian Bouse Sait Tight-Atting styles predominate ral : _L= are tecleded fa the lot. The waterale are ieee ermsh, deck, ° pique ehambrays, percales and madmses Every sui’ guaran- sighed Denes: pest oie r 5. ES, teed tast color, Tie suits are cut fall and bave b oomer pants. or inserts of Cluny or Pilet lace, with Val pee Bes" hd { ellow length, with many rows of Val Hoys’ wool sults of Russian and Satlor bade | nd others tucked :with lace at foot Deama> over fifteen different patierns. Special at.... $159 Women's $1 Mi anese S 1 id Whi I di Li 9 Yd. Women's 39c Gauze ( SilkGloves 50° aie O ite india Linen, Cc.) a Hosieryat25¢ FVERA L sry ee Best 15¢c quality, 40 inches wide, sheer and fine. GHEE! HEE gers eae iis 4 Women’s Silk Gloves. 42%c a yard for 40 inch White Dress Lawn, value 17¢ i tale They come with one large pearl 19c a yard for 40 inch Handkerchief Lawn, value 29¢ black iN tan = tops clasp ia co ors suitah e forsiree x nie ees oe pee and double heels toes— vear. All have double Muger ieca yord for 40 inch Persian Lawn, va'ue 30¢ would be great value at 39, tips and are very desirable for 5,000 Yards cerized Fancy White Walst vear with long sleeves. SPD ine nit te eto Gvarde: vane 25c.: at I2KC Mia Short Ends Wash Fabrics 122€ «sm ae $7 ona 9x12 Rug. ER\iCEABLE pieces of the best Wash Fabrics we have sold this le 4 4 : feet, ity for 17.50. season both in the foreign as well as the domestic sorts. Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet, 24.50 Quality for 17.50. vicar § Lengths that run from © yards to |! yards | ave been taken out o our reg! ar stocks WE mention these particular rugs to impress upon you the advi- IT tecieaen te ix this immense sale, regardiess of what they would bring in the p.ece sability of visit ng our Rug Section this week. This sort of led re:— ae ef pricing prevai s throughout our entire stock. aoe, (yan) eee Japanese and China Matting Underpriced. ae saps <tc 400 ro'ls of Japan and China Matting le to our 5 ae cay ear t pee Same Ilustous just arr ved, and being ‘ate, we offer them a{ reduced prices to close them out quickly. Silk and r ¢ | China = Printed Fat'stes d Sik and Cotton Chiffons daranage Sotipn Wero Matting a8 Oke |e a eer bide Me Saving of from 80% to 60% on what you wou'd hive to pay for them if you at $14. Special for to-morrow, a roll. Priced special for to- f Senter om Fay a pieces pe. roll : $O.5Oj morrow ato... eee cece eee $9.00 (a - Specials for Friday of Timely Importance. Important savings are in order (or to-morrow that speak volumes for those who would take advantage of economy chances. : $5 Folding Go-Carts $2.50 Gir s’ Barefoot Sandals, $1. 15 | Men's $3 Straw Hats, $1. 85 | Parasols at $2.45 and 1 $2.95 gta lg The only Shoe for the bores sizes 4 es < Reed hodie: lint back a- | oo e Milans, Splits, Bennits, Mackinaws and Worth up to $6; carefully aah way pve a ‘n eee, eubhertived | te wae i to 10, $1 11 to 2, $1.50. | Sees coat oy ote turer's samples; newest and latest Rot SPF ae Women's White Canvas ——--- 50. $10 Steamer Trunk, $6.75 Oxfords, $1.5 Par Floor. $4.50 Guimpes at $2.50 Guay Fak hha | dtute Pees. 14 Thled Floor kinds, with Turn or welt | 14 Main Floor. A reduction sale of Bracelets, Barrettes -fasswood box, iron bound aud riveied, covered heels; per Pretty lace-trimmed Guimpes with full | and Necklaces; not one which was not lipen-lined; brass lock; si, MURREINAD; ‘HERON LOCK: SIM BE. 10 5 * 32 to 40-inch morrow, $1 lace ruffle sleeve; $4.50 kinds at $2.50. 1 marzed @5e here a few days ago. r ‘Prettiest Styles in Undermuslins | June Sale of China and Glassware. or rite a Priced Below the Common Sorts. PECIALS only possible ‘through our ability to wei BT or font ee ks of man oe HE. Simpson Crawford Undermuslins are first uncominon in ‘ soph pe ntire ane wired y foaa [ + fashioning ~ " something didierent " is always our slogan celebrated glass factories and china potteries, _ and we demand it of every manufacturer we do businem | Flint Blown Gless Tumblers 6 for 24c. | with. . ai h Six distinet p tterrs in the lot of the best blown glass hyd fact applies even to the following ‘‘specials’’ which go that se) regularly at 7/0 « dozen | on sale to-» orrow . $$$ Buys $1.50 Night Gowns of Special Prices on Hot Weather Table Ware. . = Sher! Glasses Mau ; & sh BP ~Mad «{ Bnglish { ainnaok. oo iains Pay eg v4 ties Coletta: lane rans a] cat rectly Gecorated;, many smeneed pir died ine lpover yet <lfe’ pang a pretty shape, and with handles ona | shapes and sizes; worth b0c Special 25 cs etlect rt seeves; trimmer Worth $1 a dozen, Special 6 for 2 . lace inserticn, beading or lawn fo ds oy , ude Sets Of high grad Je Ausi.ian’ | ia one-balt ‘gallon ‘ asnarted tors and designs, con », a bi 25c for S0c Corset Covers—lac: trimmed, s ehar and vx gicaees oti | Special to-morrow at i ‘ She for OSc Corse: Covers—lace trimmed. spect to-morrow at. $1AS | Berry or Fruit Bowls of Premed Glass Se for $1 Corset Covers—l'ce insertion trimmed, Salad or awit Bawte st: Sue thin Aust fas we oo ny pl oy worth to 4 S6c for $1.50 lsee and tuck trimmed 5k rt». tinted: worth b0e Special to-morrow 25¢ | Ke Ce Sets~Ol a very fine ware ’ $1.98 for $2.75 Embroidery or lace trim. €1 Skirts, German Beer Stein — Come | one-haif in . Bayes and prettily. decorated * PBc for $i..5 Combination Covers an3 Skiris or Drawers, apecial tome -moriow at 39c Se ooo ——S—S=—= Pepe pooper | The Grocery List for Friday is Zonspicuous for Great Money -Savings! 1,000 sppaniod Armour s Siar Sugar cured Hams regularly sold at lbe. and 20c.; for Friday's Sale at pound, 14 ee plied eta doce: ——— Phowphate oot bright ‘conlever | + “Soc. | Fancy Prunes ‘os és }) c ooo iba, of 4 * 35e * 1c | Congy-rmortes. large, meaty Califor: Mend Cotsen { & eas Pas nis Pranes, packed in wong cy Ys 1 ale 25c 4b. wood box, ber * ar cela ean ve $2.10; 10 tbs. ee | a we Pr Be | Meret, piesa tewe- ove | | Boc.; per Ib... OC eager, ‘al | , -| oF ah vse Finietien| t-te Blase se Aves, $263. 23c 1 bettie extrm aus | tins tie Deities 22.40 40 Resuler Prige, O00 / Senied ereck,