The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1907, Page 4

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#iss Adams, Who Threw KS, Put Under $1,000 nd by Magistrate.’ a Adams, of No. 231 West Sixty- Satrect, the negro who was cap-) throwing. bricks at the police! ing” Yesterday's race tiot on Ban} SHLIT, wan to-day held in $1,000 bait) fi trini by Magistrate Steinert in’ the vba court, 3 iam Smith and Allen -Love, who} captured tearing down a catmney! bricks onthe crowd, were x further examination to-mortow. riot started in Weat Sixty-first West End avenue. when threw a‘ pall of water on an Sian boy. The boy rin taward West A avenuc, pursued by negtoes, when) raltied to his ald. It took serves from all the West. side dns_‘from West Thirty-seventh to Hundredth sirest to quell cing which {t was rumorei id bls body aidden. Dear out this re- the mn Was ili wis nothing to "The injured sent to Roosevelt’ Hoa were “ ITE, eae, white, thirteen No. B17 West Sixty-fourth. street; the nose, the bullet coming out at on Ne i aray in cab of engine on Eleventh wo: ruay die. GESWAY, CASPER, twelve years old, No. ‘West Sixty-firet street; struck in calf of bullet. RNEY, JAMES, No. 651 Weat Fitty- it ear tora off and wound “semple, IMIISET, TAR Ho. 219 S sored. seoventh street; bruised and cut PLED SO FEET HEN FAST TRAIN MASHED WAGON er: ‘Met’ ‘Instant Death) through Gates at Crossing ‘L Failing to Work. BRIGHT, N. J. Jaly &—John a driver, of Monmouth Beach, led to-day when his wagon was by tho 8 o'clock express from{ End, at the crossing just north of jwitts no such thar Kuba, Strum, the allver for storage. away. ——— Herd took to age Warehouse on asked that a wagon be sent to the iotel. When Mr, Kuhn returned home {later he asked had dbtained a receipt. for the cases and she confessed that she had not. She said she had forgotten to axk for the paper Mr, Kuhn _ the! the storage place, only to He had ‘been received. wagon from Detectives to-day had been age Warehouse nent bbed’ seriously. ‘were arrested. tation here. Tho horse was also smashed. gat dangerous on the Southern Divi New Jersey Central and hundreds rsons use it dally on their way to Hpptands ak Occan—avenie, tes at thé crossing, but this mo Kk and Brink w. B qwas hurled about fifty feet and, ly every done in his body broken... | | RE-ALARM SOUNDED IN PITAL BY ACCIDENT.} | Hos! ompt Work by Superintend ty kine but the man appary ee. ie repairing wires to-day to strike tn_fi tes pli and Bast KILLS MINERS’ LEADER. SHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July §—Lan molds, President of the Coal-Miners’ LAST WEEK gh World's Want Directory. 1,431 MORE \ Through The Herald, ent | 4 Be making the hi is evident,—anv to here, 7 FS as | AS ‘The many large sales pf the very finest 1907 Embroideries held on our:main: floor during the past few months have left us with remnanis of St. Gall’s finest products in all sorts of useful lengths and widths. Goce After an anxious sears. succeeded to-day, in nding two large packing ‘cases filled with silver wedding Gpappeared Majestic Hotel, at Cental Park West | 7 and Soventy-second street, last Wednes- ay afternoon. The cases Were fllod With pitts Intended for Miss ‘Theresé daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs. Bi- | jward K) . 290 West -Bixty-first street to] 15 S oa biatiallyy velerath lee aye n ci ip be informe casos es he described He could not get the least trace of them after they. were removed from his apartme: Of the hotel employees roca the Manhattan Stora: Warehouse had called thore for any thing on the day in question. Jearned, from son of Isidor | Ward, aged fort Ridge was the ‘phone: maid if ‘led arted everything safe. _———— RIOTERS TURN ON POLICE. MICHIGA? CITY, Ind., July &—Fol- Jowing’a_dzunken carouse, more than | fifty Syrians and Turks engages in a | riot last night. jn a suburb kriown as | j the Syrian sett! The} and stonbs. ROW ACE |WEDONG SLR TIS HLDIN | WAS OELERED BIL OR TAL TO.WRONG MAN Two Cases of Costly Gifts| that Strangely Disappeared Found in Warehouse | detrotives the Tha two valuble cases were traced | BS by the detectives to a storage wure- | with him, Wa: house, according ¢o'the hotel managers,’| ally, Uischared hia rife, the bullet plere Te was said. that on the day of their | P& hie heart disappearance the two cases were aup-| posed to have been taken to the Mai haman Stormge Warehouse Barly in the Gay Mr. Kuhn called this ware- house on the ‘phone and requested that | trustworthy men be sent to his apart | ments In the hotel to pack up some of | Two men reported from, the were-| house not long afterward end, undor | the direction of Mr, Kuhn, they began | Packing up « lot of his daughtero ding gifts. estimated to be worth sev- ‘ral thoumand dollars. When Mz. Buhn left the epartments he instructed a maid to get a receipt for the two packing cases before they werd taken When the fro men bad fllshed pack-— ing the cases they called what -be_tieManhattan Stor-_ the and she that None the goods | to the Standard Stor- ‘Tho storage people} weapons lcemen who undertook to quell the a! turbancs were overpowered. and Will: | jam Warner, one of the was beaten | ‘wenty of the| 1 RESTAURANT LU: 19°70 20% STREETI NEW YORK. Women’s Liéht:-Weight Panama Suits Worth to *15 at *6.97 1S radical pre-inventory Basement price-reduction is made solely for the purpose of clearing out our entire stock of Women’s All-Wool Suits regardless of cost to us, tion embraces the Summer’s most popular styles— __Prince Chap, Eton, Biazer a New Cutaways— smartly fashinned-from-exeetent-allwool_material-—mostiy-p in various colors as Well as rome handsome stripe mixtu standard of workmanship demanded in all n the matter of wearing weil you cannot be disappointed. ese suits were formerly marked even as high in the Fargain Basenient, but for this one day's sale —to-morrow—we've put cne price on the entire stock less of their regular worth. Your choice at,. IT’S UP TO TEDDY NOW TO STOP JINGOS’ TALK OF WAR. BOY OF 7 SHOOTS SON OF NEIGHBOR THIS wa TALK hcur iT our) Walking on Fence, and Used Air-Gun. Wille Hendel, seven years old. was arraigned in the Children’s Court to-day obarged with shooting Christian Bureh- tel, aged nize. Christian, who lives at No. $6 Bast Eighty-recond sireet, has an ambition to be a tight-rope walker, and to get practice he has been doing stunts on the rear fences of his neigh- bors’ yards. In 80 doing he has broken many vines and the neighbors objected. ; Christian was balancing himself on the Hendel fence in the rear of No. 510 East Eighty-second street, last night, when young William appeared and or- dered him away, Christian ‘let drive with a rock he had in his pocket. This so angered Ewndel that ne t an sirgun and be- an shooting. He fired several shots etore Qhristian fell with a bullet in hia ear. At Oyster Bay tp Just emulate the clam! AILLED HU RNOPHESTER, NTING SQUIRRELS, July, &—Willtam i . of the town of ly killed yestor- irrela. According nor, a nel , Who was td stumbled and acciden: je hi If you want to get a good piano and get it reasonable,- don’t fail to examine the new WATERS UPRIGHT. You will discover that a thoroughly good piano of wonderful tone qualities: and warranted to be durable can be purchased at a very reasonable price, and, if desired, on small monthly payments. Over 200 Elegant New WATERS PIANOS from $250 to $400 Payments from $7to$!0 monthly WITHOUT INTEREST Stool, Cover, Tuning and Delivery Free. Send postal for catalogue with prices and terms. Horace Waters & Co. Three 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. 127 West 42d St., near Broadway. Stores |754 West (25th St., near &th Ave. kar Basement. The collec-- nd the retty light-weight mohairs In every detail of their Simpson Crawford garments Sizes up $0.07 , Tegard- Basement Remnant Sale of the Newest 1907 Embroideries at Half Real Worth ALE which should bring throng to the Basement to-morrow—and a great crowd of eager buyers we're prepared to wait-upon!, 3 To effect an immediate clearance of these beautiful Embroideries before inven- tory xe have marked them at from one-third to one-half their real. wort conveniently arran ed in five Jots in the Bargain. Fasement to-morroy it Basement, 1 yard for Emb. worth to 65e yard for Emt, yard for Emb, worth to 45¢ worth to S6c. | 19¢ | 24e A Great Basement Sale of Notion O-MORROW’S ‘the day’ for Notions of absolutely dependable quality at prices most other stores have to pay for them! Washz2bie CoHar| Supporiers. Se) Golf he | 5 0c Bathi Caps at 1 Had 25e Bathing 2 c Shoes at IG | Black Silk Tie Oc PaperWeedles IC Press Shields Hose Supporters. Bone @ollar 1 Worth 25c¢ at Ir ho Buttons—dor. AC | pne nest brand of wash: IAG Sool SUk— elds (ike @hildren's He 100 yds Se | inise nicer tier Supporters. "het Feet Mores at Zc., 25°, and Ze, Ss! £7 Basement, ae 3 RBar hee: aces Be Toilet Paper. Jc Hair Nets. aces: Oc Wire Halr Pins pig Ic Belts. THE EVENING WORLD. MONDAY, JULY 8, Yourfgster Objected to Other} if = = = TRE etal ttn el 7 : a Store Closes Daily at 5 P.M. Saturdays at 12 o’Clock. St Hexonafr dee The Semi-Annual Carpet Sale Heads a Remarkable Series of Housekeeping Economies HUNDREDS of housekeepers are waiting for this word: They have learned, either by their owrexperience, or through the good fortune of their neighbors, what a substantial saving | is to be secured in buying Fall Carpets in July, when we close out all the surplus lots, as well as all the short pieces and remnants that have accumulated during the Spring business. Hotel men and club stewards are large buyers, also. : All of the Carpets are our own staple grades— the best carpets that come from the mills—all in patterns and col- orings selected for our regular stocks. Exactly the same, except in the slight changes of patterns, as the carpets that { will bear regular prices laver on, . . y Gee 2 There are many pieces from which you can buy whatever length you require. (Gther pieces will be sold only by the remnant, ‘The shorter the piece the, greater the reduction. Here. is the schedule of reductions ; — eee, Fault eres over Pieces less than o i ‘ _ pleces 25 yards — 25 yards $3.25 Wilton..: --$1.00 ayard $1.75 Bigelow Axminster. +. 8766 Seaacray $1.40 Hartford Axminster. 75¢ Ss $1.60 Wilton Velvet. . 75¢ et i $1.15 Velvet... $1.65 Body Brussels ‘$1.10 Tapestries...- 75¢ and 80c Tapestries. a} : Sey 75c¢ and $1.00 Ingrains.... --50c and 60C..... peters ...-35¢ and 45c | Also over 3,000 yards of Matting remnants of Japanese, Chinese and American fibre in lengths of five yards and | upwards at one-hali and even one-third of the usual selling price, according to the tength of the remnant, making prices. that range from 8c to 28c a yard; regular prices 25¢ and 55c. The Remnants of LINOLEUM and OILCLOTH will be placed on sa Cotton Dress Goods Basement. Old Building. 40c le to-morrew morning. | At Mid-Summer Reductions The economies presented in this offering are extraordi- nary, for these goods are selected-from-our choicest cotton fabrics, They are exquisite in colors and designs and the materials are of the finest quality. Although they are Sum- | mer Dress Goods they will make handsome party, dinner and reception gowns to wear at any season of the year. On the Maia Floor will be found some of the most effec— | tive weaves of the season, among them printed silk-and- cotton muslins, satin Rayes and dainty crystallines, Women’s White “Vassar” - ~ Suits, $5 These are some of the prettiest | Washable cuits for Summer wearing that youeversaw. They areof white 6e Imported Chitfon Veiles in plain colcrs, at GOe = yard. 4 6c Imported ed Volles, at 5 “s si He las union linen, in the popular Vassar | 5 } s 4 + 7. ' #200 Imported Byelet Buibroldered: Batiste, af @LB0 a yard, style, and,splendidly tailored. The | se Imported ibrolde: fs win, at 500 ard. te Hi So lmported Mercarized Checked Taffeta, at 18¢_— yard. smart - looking coats are double. | ard. ry breasted, with -half- fitting back, flaring atside, coatcollar, full-length sleeves, with cuffs, and patch pockets | with pearl buttons, Skirts are full, | gored, with clusters of side plaits, | and finished with bias fold at] bottom. You'd think these suits burgains at g4—just a hundred here to-day at $5 each! We Imported Fancy Scotch Valles, at 2he = Be Silk-and-Cotton Pongee, plain colors, at Mie Imported Irish Dimity, at 15¢ a yard. Becond floor, O10 Butiding. ge Printed SUuk-and-Cotton Muslin, Satin Raye and Crystalline, at 38¢ a yard. r Main floor, Ola Bullting. 7 - Z Men’s Suits to Order at. $25 $30 and $35 Fabrics-—Silk-Lined The fabrics for these suits are chiefly gray serges and worsteds, in light Summer. weights, and plain blue sérges and unfinished worsteds. There are sixty different styles to select from. ‘They will be made up to your order in single. breasted sack coat style. Coat-full-lined or half-lined_with/ | cool pongee silk. $25 a suit, Main ‘floor, New Building. White Waists and Overwaists ‘An excellent offering of each. And just after the Fourth is a good time to replenish your supply—a sort of hall-way point in the Summer. ‘ $1.50 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, at 61. Sheer lawn. in -farle An- toinette style, with ruffle and stp ot embroidery. And some other charming stylez, lace or embroidery trimmed. All with short sleeves. $3.75 BLACK TAFFETA OVERWAISTS, at $1.75, With straps ang fancy stitching. Mostly smull gies, Heau from the higher price. Women’s Summer Shoes at $1.50 Comfort, style and economy In Women's Summer Shoes. Two lots: $3.50 Oxfords, at $1.50. Black Kidskin, Ribbon Ties, Blucher s\_ le, well made, turned soles. Sold at less than half their real value as a special offering. >; Ler fi White Canvas Pumps, at $1.50. The smart shoe for Summer wear. % ees led soles; sizes 4 to 7, Women’s-Undergarments— ‘Very welcome savings on Muslin Underwear and color: ‘CHEMISES, of cambrie; at 7£c-from $1. PETTICCATS, ot cambric, at 75¢-from -$i-to- $4.50, — PETTICOATS, of striped percale, at 35c, regularly 50¢. , PETTICOATS, of percale, in black and white stripes, at 50c, regu- Cool, stylish suits of white union linen, English reppin ; blue and white,.and tan linen erash, In three handsome new models, with single-breasted semi-fitting and double-breasted box coats, and 30-inch single-breasted semi-fitting sack and | tight-fitting conte. ‘Dhe skirts are gored, side-plaited, some finished with deep bias folis. They are beautifully tailored, | handsomely finished, and most remarkable suits at this | small price—$12.75 each. Third flour, Old Building. || Girls’ $3.50 and.:$5 Dresses at $2.50 “geven hundred Washable Dresses of linen, lawn, gingham and aie ts-guimpe and high neck” st In~stzesfor 6 to14-years: Lbesses that would sell regularly at § to $5, today at $2.50 cach, ~ iPaird fisor, Ont Bulbine ed Petticoats, Lawn Waists Under Price now. Summer blouses of sheer lawn, attractive in are—eool, 2 Several daintily ‘elaborated with Valenciennes Jace and fine embrotd- Tt {I] be found on the Main floor. larly dic. Snaps in Boys’ Summer Clothing oe he. {ozs —regularly $2.2 to $2.76 -Of sheer lawn, trimmed with em- ry." Short sleeves. nf re - . i heharear ric [3 cregulurly $4.60—Of sheer lawn, with-yoke of lace inser- Better pick up these good things while they last—~you don’t often get i} on and Yinimed with panels of embroidery, a such bargains in Boys’ Summer clothes just when the boys need them. | SiRih foor, Tenth Street, Old Building. vi BOYS’ $5 ALL-WOOL SUITS, $3. Handsome mixei cheviots. in four style#—Kussian and Sailor Blouse, Norfolk and Double-breasted Jnckot, and sizes from) 3 to 16 years in one style or anoth: ‘aasortm: = hence the little price. ee aie Ey BOYS’ 75¢ WASH TROUSERS, 40c. 300 pairs of W: b | Trousers, of cotton, cheviot, ree khaki, arab Ne ad duck and white pique. Well made-—-well worth 7bc, at 40c pair. Sizes - $17 Gas Ranges at $10 These fine Gas Ranges are splendidly constructed and are equipped with all modern improvements In the way of appliances. They are 34 Inches high, top 22x23 inches, without shelves. Bodies are made of heavy | sheet steel. One einai three ordinary-burners and a simmering) ¥ to 13 years. 5 ‘ | purner, two long oven burners. All burners easily’ removed for clean: WOMEN’S UNTRIMMED HATS, 25c. A ridicul ing. ‘Two open-top side shelves, galvanized {ron drip pan golng under! about six hundred Untrimmed nats, in about cll the ewibeatn and popu: +—aliburners. Bake oven 16x16x11 jnches; broiling oven 16x16x8%/lar shapes—chips, Milans, Tuscans, Javas and rough strawe; in aaa {nches. Range Hned throughout with asbestos, These ranges are ex-/ colors and black. formerly $1 to $3.50. 4 i Ls collent $17 yalues, though ‘previously specially sold by us at $13, ‘now MEN'S 25c JEAN DRAWERS at 18c. Cool and comfortable, $10 each. Summer wear. White jean,/with tape at ankles. 20 inseam, “! Full size, well made and finished. ane Cee FRAMED: PICTURES, $1, Facsimiles of landscapes, hi than aud wate pauels, suitable for almost every, toot, te, the tenet Framed close, or in ‘mats, in Flemish oak. Regular §2 and $3.50 values, ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS, In this remarkable collec! Papers in odd lots you can find beautiful designs, from the fos caean and American mills, at Sc, 7/4c, 10c, 18c to 35¢ a roll, worth 10c ta $1 a roll, and over, for Basemmit, New Building. 16-inch Electric Fans—at $5.75 Just the Fans to give Summer comfort for offices, hotels, restaurants, clubs or in the home. Direct current, black enamel frames, brass blades and guard, four-point regulating switch, -with eight feet of cord and plug, + ready to‘attach to any electric-light fixture. Former special price, $8.76, now $5.75 each. | Basement, New Bullding. JOHN WANAMAKER » roadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth'to Tenth Street. Formerly T. Stewart & Co. Monday Morning Wonders in ™ e | ie

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