The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1907, Page 9

Tal SHIP AHOY! NEW LIFEBOAT | UTC eestatiazazine the anccesetul Ameri : ue all agreed to “hold out.” ‘ When the Americans who had bet'on| 1 Orby presented thelr claims, they found it Impossible to collect. While the| 5 c for thelr winnings, WERE‘ WELCHED) = pees) be 3 | Policeman Drops Off Moving Manager Ben Stern Says the | : fy a . =: To-Morrow s Store News Deals with é Stain and Loses Bookmakers Refused to accane asemetts| || Outing Necessities at Lowered Prices. Nies a Foot. p : t bulk of the American followers of : Pay Americans, ¥ were tourlain who, ould not 16, HE Summer exodus is at hand, Thousands of people start on Summer Journeys on the Fourth, pa many: going for long periods—others a week-end stay, a day's ramble or a week or fortnight’s 4CHIDD_HURT ON STAIRS. Window-Cleaner Tumbles to in In the piry long enough. to, vacation. the Street from High npel the payment’ of thelr wizinings... Among the Americans who went! In any case, certain things are demanded to get the ful'est measure of joy out of the trip. With this in mind, we print store paragraphs regarding those things that constitute your outing needs, and in almost every case the fact engl ork abroad with bundies of money to bet | Here ts an echo of the Engilsh Derby |On'°OT)S “was former Mayor Robert | that inventory is at hand or that:special purchases were made brings the price to a level where much of economic {n- , closed Thursday, July 4th. won by Richard Croker’s Orby. to which |Van Wyck, who took a large comm| the cable made the barest reference, onc Garantie and) oth ang interesting messages regarding the} It t# not known how Mr. Van Wyck 2 "i a fared with the English bookies, but {¢ i bsequent evelop- |j4 pelleved that Mr. Croker's betting terest is noticeable. Store, of cou ow with what dis- |agent handled the commission and had J no. diMoulty in securing. payment. Mr. Kreat race and 2) ments, which may ‘ good ship steam full speed; | @PPointment and chagrin ‘ish | th = > sepeg Perch. erga bbe aie see tur cecefved the success of thé Croker |i Dataotatty-know gf at fat. w-x00: | You'd Never Take a Hired Men’s Light Weight Blue ton greed, | ~ . a Many persons were Injured by falls} tn ‘Brooklyn to-day and the hospital! embullinces were kept on the run. : Three of those hurt may die. An unidentified man of aboiit treeny ty-tre was wadiing along Quiawy f j riréet; near Ralph avenue, when he)” = Wag suddenly seized with an epileptic Vts> Hie’ fell to Uie pavement stsiking f] his heal! with euch force that he frac- rem America: Theat tomo! Bathing Suit if You Knéw How z i c OU a : Pretty These Are. zmare || 2erge Suits *14.50 and $17.50, { 701 nd it became evident to me th Y the C | Americans were all made marks b: oY the Croker colt, |Pngiisn bookmak Bi a heh reds of Americana who at-/handed piece of consotracy never was | T HE Simpson Crawford Bathing Suits are fash- For blue-serge Suits that display fcanw lodged with £97 Becond Floor. noracea and, prompted | heard of on any 7 : 2 + waxered, Amert- | ioned to make becoming. costumes—there's the fine tailoring that these gar- any ea something smart about every one, even the moderately priced, and |! ments da, $14.50 and $17.50 are prices peered the range for selection includes Bathing Suits as low as 22.95, and L E : ease Beach Costumes of rich taffeta, elaborately trimmed, as high as $35. Fell Thirty Feet Trens Chadwick. four-. ter of Joseph Chady + Bruce stret, News Unhurt. to take notice of. tured his wkull. ‘The physicians at st. | : ipeed taal uENe verde yfchiereRuina’) Dy cmenisuathing sultsiaece of good tual: The Serge first was put through the severest "s Hospital say that he is badly) - TEStiae ase eee - hirty y Sloan Jn black an ue; cut with es yaa 2 °; sin Jentghta of tha bett!s deep round sailor collar; shield, belt, tle and cule Band enn Ves trecah Pra tel eaireriey micny i 3 "Connor, a child, fell over sleeve bands of white mohair; daintily {] Plece—so that we could: back the garments at her home, No. 614 Fatwa Rett trimmed with three rows of black sou- with - our guarantee. Then the _ tailoring tache braid, and many other 2.95 organization was put to’ the task, of elimina: styl $2. tion, taking out every bit of the siperiuous, Wo en's Bathing Suits, made «ti fine SI rnd still giving “‘hang’’ and stability to the cilia in black, blue, brown and roaroon; : Fon’ is ; ea at errr aye Rete ee cathe, You'll find they've excelled in the trimmed with Hnen bands; bralds on || Blue Serges we offer at — 317 50 sleeves and belt to mate’ $14.50 and .......... « extremely full cut skirt, at... @3-90 5 Children’s Bathing Suits, made of one- || Mfen’s Two-Piece Suits at $10. Thdrd avenue, and fractured her skull. ee Seney Hospital and is mor- Jersey Man Called a Sui: ide, } Benjamin Brothers, tx y. old, of but " : lar of his home when he fell on} ~~ Suspicious. a the cel a sharp pointed stick. ‘The stick en-| tersd_his tack, snd he was taken to; Eastern Dimrict Hospital in a dytng | (Special to The Evening (World. sopdition. lens FLEMINGION Ge piece funnel serge In white, blue and red; q : John Mulrancy, of No. 66 Grrene Intendent of the Locktown Creamery broldered anchor; round neck, belt and |} through the entire Summer than these cool two- t, felt down the stairs of his home! Association and a well-known Hunter. and broke hie left arm. He was taken don County grdpger, was found drowned | i $n_a water tank In the second story of} the creamery bullding at Locktown. ¥ street, was cleaning —winelows 7590 wa oe ore eile mill’ in Manhattan avenue "TY Gscovered by David Bodine, 2 e ey pee y injuring his scalp, 24 employee, at dawn to-day, f@ was taken hom | Mx. Hockenbury did not return to his <—§ Gitbert W twelve yeare old. of tome last night and ft ts aetit he tw ‘kets street and Harway avenue, ‘on a moving. train at Met dhath during tho early evening: CS Corey aventie and Twenty-third street} While the muieide th fi Lucent phen petal frac iS, his knee. Hé/here, a heavy ieee Paearied na ren torn Tne Bheed: thirty-rours of No. |i the water tank and there was’ a 2 Bartlett street, was visiting friends | Wound on the dead man’s forehead. at mth pie iota ween: she fell, Those who believe he committed wul- stoop, fracturin, er righticide say that Hockenbury evidently pital a poctora from Willlamaburg Hos-\aeqit himself a tieavy pow mata the |] i ; Th is McElroy, forty-two, of Ni 7) Wrench which caused him to 1 into 4 i: Ae au Maren plage, wan dine On & W(t teeta Sve invent ‘ he menal Sale of Men’ i i P $1.95. Fancrat ea Renee eaten noe Sica | VA aN CR i A Phenomenal Sale o en’s Bathing Suits .at ‘$1.95. imate the cas fell from his wheel fracturing hiv collar. |eate the | ¢4 sleeves trimmed with white sou- piece hot-weather Suits. The fabrics include tache braid) at, >, $1.95 every weave that 1s serviceable aad up to dyte. Bathing Caps and Shoes | £77 Notion Dept., Mata Floor. Complete -.aes to match our Bacing Sults—inclua.ig Caps of waterproof sa- teen and silk in black, red, brown, platds, polka-dots and checks, In every con- celyable st Shoes in many styles and colors—White, Linck, Eivy, red and polka dot, in sizes for Worien, Children and Men. All warranted fast color. Priced at 25c., SOc. and $1.25, Boys’ Summer Wool Suits at $2.50. A speciai-priee-has-been-placed_on_our enjire stock of IMte rfien’s Wool Sults for the Holiday. This special line has sokl as high as $5. The styles include Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits for boys up to 10 years and double-breasted sults for boys up to 10 years, Men's New Straw Hats at $1.50. Take a brand-new Straw Hat with you on your holiday trip, and at our special price this week we've divided about half the regular price with you. Any of our $3 Straw Hats—only this season's models, her was any, y. ; , twenty-three, of No.|, Hockenbury. was forty-seven yeara old . LP ; ; HN { ae met A || BE Mala Floors F his ‘home, when The Ea lan Se Na'rensa p ave " GHENS E plays but little part in es et WE accepted of courseahd they have just Bnd amashed hia hand throvgh ap sis |gane yertag Mh Trelis rurvived ia : es i chandise offerings of Ce Pe sues arrived in time to get one for your holi- ( 6 . Helby @ wife an jer. Coroner Pid- NE 5, it to the hand of Kcrtuse. x i © jaa taken to Brooklyn Hospital.” | cock hag charge © the on : ; Store~ yet here we must admit day trip—pure Worsted Bathing Suits, Only yesterday, a maker of Men's Bathing Suits, whoss garments command the highest of prices in the most exclu- sive shops, called us up on the.‘phone, and offered. us all 0 and $3 suits at a price which must represent a ffe place, fell down 4n elevator shact| I Yavingaton street, fracturing | g1G GREEK LINER COMING. Il, He was taken hom , July 2.-The new 12,000-ton EromyBleycle Under) Wagon: Moraitis, the first big liner : < mostly in an absolutely {ast color navy blue & ] 9 5 sin quarter and sleeveless styles. Suits He that will square up with any $3 garment | Worth - $2.50 and $3. ATHE! steamship Christopher Mitchel, seven, of No. 182 Dykeman gireet, fell ‘trom f beycle (EN he Gen the service of ee Hellentc frontof ts home and rolled under a| Transatlantic line, left the Piraeus yos- Daasing wagon, He sultered contusions terday for New York. This new line ix about the head and body, tertrolled by Greek and Italian capi- Jtobere Bingal, of No. 1% Carleton. ave-|taiists and a strong bid will be made i 5 ja, fell from a ladder jn the -| for emigrant tramc.. ‘Two more ves- Rove of the. Brooklyn 1d aie @ building in England. aceaey, end cut and body. le ‘was taken tome. ray in Frederick Provk, of No. 749 | sheet fell andar a Ronee on the beach. Yours to-morrow at--- Men's Canvas Bathing Belts at 50c. A good, substantial Bathing Beit adds immeasurably to e are as satistactor}= Men's Knit Bathing Suits, $3.95. These ure considered the smartest etyle in this season's Bathing Suits—woven in a_heavy elastic sweater rib from the purest worsted. Only a few at this price. ~ Just Into the Store This Morning --300 Women’s New Linen Suits and Princess Dresses. . *'’ PT Third Floor. HE maker claims there are three hundred—we haven't had a chance to count them yet, for only as you are reading this are_we arranging them for our Wednesday sale. Mach Dress being taken out of its box scems pretticr than the others and there are so many different atylea that detai'ed description is impossible, ‘The Dresses are of sheer Batiste, | Tho Sults aco of Linenref an excel- with hand-embroidered yokes dain- j lent quality, mace in “Prince Chap, tily trimmed with Val. lace and lace Cutaway, Eton comfort and security {n bathing. T! as any made; look neat and will stay fastened. Backett street, was .TO h Sterling” pla h : : cotta |Atlantic City ats Ha was taken'to the iwed-| AND RETURN forty, of No. 31% Rock-|| / Sunday, July 7, 1907 f Ks elf from @ new building | t and Butter avenues, | RES Pennsylvania Railroad July 2~Floretcecto | SPECIAL TRAIN Mora, convicted Leaves.west 23d Street, a ef murdering Gen. Manuel Lieandro Desbrosses and Cortlandt Stroots i — : ae ‘ ' Uazillas, formerly President of Guate- ey yi ‘f 4 15. ‘ 7 ie re , and Jumper styles: Fae meant Helea Shloom caters | | Leaves Atlantic op appiique; sleeves elbow length. some “are watrictl¥o:man:tallored=-all Preald tends ol Har Excursions July ‘These will be colors. Every cite aan es lenesy ened ca sires, Fs" Soptembar 1 Mint imma wey, au fetnvlate bar $0, }, | ere w WER eRe + PAIN At. You'll say you never saw a prettier lot of Dresses or smart Linen Sults at the price than these which we'll have ready for your selection te-morrow. White Tub Skirts for Outing. We sell them by the dozen—one can’t have too many, and at the prices we name {or to-morrow going away over the Fourth without one is extravagance. : eat Skirts of White Linon jn a-beau- | At $4.50 we offer smartly tailored Skirts of ‘mported white Popll- At $ eeerues oe mst ee etully. tallored-.| "netic, handsomely pleated with two wide folds. — ——s«*dt' Ath of: Sully Salle | : = = HERE ARE 3 EXTRAORDINARY VAL- ij vo've ever offered: At 87.75 we offer_a-few sample Black Chiffon Taffeta Skirte—full y ~ and one of the greatest bargains we've & ts aateds rtehty-trimimed? ‘on fe rts—full or UES: KED.- | tly tailored Skirts of fine English box pleated, richly trimmed;-worth to $14.76: E P luribus Un S PIC! DEROM A MIGHTY COLLEC- VY At $3.95 meee Emam) pretty styles—full pleated and|At 812.75 we offer Dress Skirts of fue Black Chiffon Taffota—side- | “ Sel TION' OF MEN’S SUMMER SUITS. |; handsomely trimmed—the kind you have séen marked in most other pies and cut extra full; finished with two wide folds; regularly : } me yi $15 Serge Suits $ 50 stores: sMinletias #72 poe INA Rcecene s E Blue and Bigck ~ o | Parasols of the “The Fourth Women’s Elbow Length bee. Do not compare these serge suits at $12.50 with the ordinary kind at New Green at $2.50. ~ ‘6C S Lisle Gloves at 98c. he : $12.50 of even $15, There's nothing in common between the two, || j ol cer a ee Specials pan, Fa Main Fleet. ‘ ‘And bere's\a fact that supports this) statement: ji These blue and black ih HE demand for the parasol of that « TLE i f bi OU’LL need an extra pair of Sum- serge suits come direct to you from our own workrooms without any 1 : . treme ITTLE items of big Clovseene aes - gathered profits, You have our word for the worthiness of the fabric sharp green shade ex ite significance when it A met sloves over the “Fourth, and thorough execution of tailoring. As to styit}wour own e: i ar o get a £ an the store 7a 1 : Fs Always Good Whiskey || ccovisce you that they are up to we misutc, “She gieateat serge i ae a parasols are one comes tp outing plans. We've He een Umum SOI DUYE pen at of ; value at $12.50, 5 : any price. _ planned ‘on saving you money on pum pron c xa words) ifor/athy) pa ler : maar ay ; 7 thisand very i ned be’ excellentquali'y black lisle gloves, mousjuetaire Two-Garment Suits $4 5 Seis vee aol on ree a Mioter proces | [gor ere ityle, that are remarkable in value, x other colors at $2.50, Me x Flags at 39c. : : ‘ Thin rs! : j ' Is, 30c. and up, at gee. cet ee of Thin Wormces i chulseen's Baraat S06, 204.00. 4 Hl ad careeeaatita’an || Dress Suit Cases and a ete : : : We have brought forth here what we know to be the very finest the vers-elaborate. the Fourth. ‘These tags will hetp B ‘ a-piece Summer Suit ever priced at $15. ‘We are absolutel: rfid a one Ray eR PASAT TTOL ‘you. Made of an excellent quality ern ; A criere mia (ginon vole lousdiabywherstanden Ponitigntenc Misses’ $18.75 Silk Lore aise Te eee ags—A Great Sale. feather in weight, assuring great comfort, |Worsteds in all the popular B ing and brass grommets, and the |} — veficteed tema - grey tones areqahown—light as pearl-or dark aa fteel—in overpaids, Jumper Dresses at $10. Pith eee O- more. titnely an event is si > chests, st Ge ‘and mottled efiects, A $20 suit a every respect;-very. i ; ae Floor. : Other sizes at 69c., $1.45 & $2,25. scheduled for to-morrow, You'll Waris S beautiful a little collection o —_—___—__—_— ; ms PON ee ca = simran ae De 1 7 g away over the Fourth—you'll want's odpm The Mother of 250:Children * $20 Serge Suits $ 50 Misses’ Taffeta Jumper Dresses Handkerehlefs at oc Bar or Suit Case! One of America’s foremost . i 6 y ve’y. 1 Floor. 4 a R stotieal , ig ‘ Miss Susan Cran; Ighty-four. years - el ‘ i = ever had’to offer at ten dollars, Liven Handkerchiefs, In hems of pe Bs y : ‘ula . le, eighty. > Choose your serge suit from among these at $16.50; in 20 doing you You'll say that you never saw more becoming different sizes. Excellent values We offer them to you on the same basis! a $s caring for them Just as If she x will save $3.50, for they are positively $20 aulta ‘This aerge is woven Mttle Summer ‘costumes at any price when you at regular prices—12%4c, and 15c. Lot l. Lot 2. hid brought them all Into the world. of bard twisted yarns, ia soft to the touch and absolutely pure dyed, nee then, each. + $10 Bags and 6 $15 Bag d It will be 2 most beautiful story about 4 H It will underzo the severest test without giving the slightest evidence They're fashioned with new kimono sleeves and a : Sult easea $5 Suit puis latte $7 50 “Suffer Little Childred to Come Unt Kix of wear, Fabrics of this stamp, tailored and styled as we tailor.and trimmed with wide insertions of lace and silk Linen Wash Belts at 50c eC anee ‘ agen....<p fo ‘ a NM 4 style our suits, cannot result but satisfactorily, |Sq buy one at $16.50. piping in contrasting colors. The skirts are mado z 5 £W- Main Figor, L 3, 320 Bugs and Mam that will Be printed fn Uy é ‘ ‘ ee Very full and trimmed with two blas folds of self: These bolts are sold exclustyely OGIO. micces $10 ! Seale by us. They are handsomely em- HOB. sn % if material or of plain colored taffeta in contrast. NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD A} We also offer'a beautiful Princess Drens, of tat- bro{dered in a varlety of patterns, Tho lots include every size, style and leather. ie feta from the same maker, fashioned along the and all have a pretty square or The leathers come in all colors, and {nclude horn- ‘ay sane general lines. roan danse bee Excellent back, alligator, walrus, box calf and seal, 5 Both priced $10 for Wednesday. That great sale of Truntf still continues.