The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1907, Page 10

PACIFIC FLEET ing Placed on Cruise. , > GAKUAND, Cal, July 9.—Secretary that of a practice crulee, end that the Permanently. He declared. however, | (55. | owt been decided, —- Lord: I With ‘considerable emphaats the Sec- tary voiced his opinion that the war- ike interpretation that had been made In’ connection with the fleet's move- |. 1 fimeit was not justified by the facts. In | Kact the widely pubilshed reports sug- |westing hostile preparationa seem to be |: ® source of Irritation for the head of the havy. He said: 3 +—“The fleet which will be moved from fithe Atlantic to the Pacific thix winter | 4s coming to this alde merely on a prac-| Feice cruise The feet will consie: of aix-| |teen or mote vessels, not more than! § [twenty, and Its stay on:this side will |< Sf<, Ut ; hot be permanent. Of course, the fleet of George 4 not come here, turn around and go PENCE back again. How long it will re-'| fain in the Pacific will be determined | Ways bee and were 4g nO sound reason or excuse [Wor all this taik by the public and i eee the press of an atten 7 too vars We the Japanese by aw. | Gispiay. I do not belleve that the j Paper: a BaRrnes. or ws tO the Pacitic. very year the been sent Ona cruise TALK OY INNA ROBISON KIHG GRANTS “SPECS TODWORCE. FILES METOAL EARL OF RLSSLIH Secretary Protests’. Against! Former ; Wrong Interpretation Be- Court tor iy lowe of, Ir Which Fought With Boers, | Produce wxchange May Buy Frop- Stage Beauty Separation from Titled Husband. Seen thu members of the Produce Exchangé . axkid to on July U on a LONDON, July on as to Whether or,not the Ex te ND, cl aie desjecttee the | EDINBURGH, Scotland, uly #—The HL ee, fo of the Earl of To (Renrlike aspect that has been given the| pie, OF tne Ban Oo, [order for the gruise of the xreat Pat.) peauty, has sued for divorce, Siecehte,fequan rem) coon the! AUS Ate. te who §e itving in Parla, for some years | Khe: Pacific const. The Secretary enid) 1.49 nis living gs an actor both jn S0-day that the proposed movement weal murope and the United States, ala was while he waa in |Mest would not be kept in the PaeiNe) ticnicjambitions that’h | Lynch, wha was cony treason in 19S fo: |Ineh BHgade on it | it the Bout Col. Lynch “was sentenced to death poop offered to the Exihange for thet for hieh [thint the length of the stay had Sot} oT, mnarringe of Mian Robingon and later ossiyn in Loi before Lord utoaaiyn had Deen | Gay in London. ai the proper time. than for her tute sent #2 be ordered to the Pacitic | cruise will give the men and the v ja thorough test and Improve the om pelency: of bots as ~— WOMANKILLED BY TRAIN SHE CODGED ~ OL HOURS BEFORE = Wamed, She Crossed Tracks ¥™"% Before Flyer and Was Hurled to Death? WESTFIELD, N. J., July 9.—Mra Bernard Fecley, sixty-five years old, ‘was run down and killed by the west- pound Philadelphia fyer on the New Jersey Central Railroad at the West: Geld avenue bridge early to-day Only veaterday she had a narrow oape from being killed by the aa tain. the | being not j than four feet from her when she got! clear-of the track | Bhe was war earful. but she the tracks just as the express Droaching, She wan hit by the locomotive and al- most decapitated. She js survived by two sons. + to be more $2 and $2.50; clearing sale price, Women’s Canvas Oxfords, Gib- son Ties and Pumps; yalue $2.00; Clearing Sale:price... 8.0 Ns. ses Misses’ Canvas Oxfords, Chil- dren’s Tan-and Red Shece: Boys’ Shoes, sizes 9 to 132...... and also acted as and Rriting of acting n'a. way t Interest-at the rate of Four per cent, from | July 4st will) be paid on de- posits made. on or before July 10th at any of the following banking oifices. $1 will open an ac- 4 revamafiy Gconony (Bascueaf-| VAN NORDEN TRUST COMPANY. 6th Ave. and 18th St. 24 Floor Salesroom. fae Clearing Sale of SHOES and OXFORDS SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY > Tan Pumps Broad silk bow: short vamp: military hee! x value $2.50; clearing sale price Oxfords & Gibson Ties Tan and black; silk ribbon lace ; ~worth orth $2 & $2,50 79¢ | 50e Children’s Barefoot Sandals ‘Solid leather soles; worth 9°c, 30C snes THE “EVENTEC WORLD, T y further than. Cape Coast afterward became Parin im of a London wowspaper, tal In “raining the Tréati wileh fought on the aldd of In the Bouth African War in Parle after his retour fricn Wan elected to Galway City, and retur y the Intention of tad ag FREE PARDON TO COL LYNCH ish a WANT $305,000 FOR LOT. dietied fn September, 1900, to Europe In December of | tis wuiie Year. | | erty on Hrond Streci, © { Was Tried for Treason. e rant out to-da to Iroland corporation ‘wl, purchase, the ed a free pardon property at’ No 7 Broad street, which adjoins the Produc xchange annex, ! and owhich fronts. on Market Field! atreet A yalvation of $30.00! It 1m said. has been laid.on the property and 4% hi at DR. PYE H. CHAVASSE Londen, England In his “Advice to Mothers” says the best Artificial Food se, For INFANTS Is * ‘Robinson's Patent Barley and Cow's Milk FOR MOTHERS 's Patent Groats) All Grocers and Drygctiste. the ‘Tmporters. 00 Yistvon, Say MY estoy! you ‘book “Advice lothers,’” 5 Oe fraanof'y fre | Store Closes at.5 P. M. July Clearance Sale of Shoes This is a general clean-up: of our regular stocks of well-made, cnrefully selected shoes in very wide variety, for men, women and children. Of course, the lots are very much broken, and there are no great quantities of any particular sort, which makes individual description Impossible. ‘There is splendid selection for all who come, in one ftyle or another. Men's S:oes and Ox fords, at $2, $2.20, $2.85 and $3.40. Representing tii ntectrom put regular $3 to § shoee Women's loxvinpes ane Pumps, at $1.50, $1.75, $2.50 and. $3.90. : Presenting the tenson‘s best styles in shoes that were §2.40 to $3 fn our own ¥ Chitin’ 's Shoes, at $1, $1.20. $1.40 and $1.60. Sanvas And ian cAifakin gnoece that were formerly a Yow Nullding Women's and Children's Bhooe, Main floor, O14 Butlélng, Basement. Old Bullding. Smart Black-Mohair Skirts, $5 In material, style, making—in every particular—regular 88 value. Made of an excellent quality lustrous black mohair, with self checks, The skirts are cut amplo {n width, with sixteen gores, each side-plaited, with two Dias folds, ey . of fashionable material, that women will ' and finish 3H me, dressy be delishted to own—especially at a three-dollar saving. Only seventy-five of them—come early. Spires arsine neato Look at These HANDKERCHIEFS |\\\; A limited lot, left ov from the specially fine Handkerchlef offer- ings we prepared for the W e-Sale. No more at the price, when these are gone—- +, they ought to be selling at the higher figure now: Men's S2 Handk rchiets, $1.50 doz, Pure linen, \%-inch hems, full size, laundered bie value. Women's $1,20 He ndkerchicts, 90c. dor. "Same quality as the men’s. t4-inch he Young Women’ s Poplin Suits, $5 The wisn to keep busy during the Summer prompts eae tallors” to accept very smull prices for thefr work. That ts how these excel- lently tillored Washable White Poplin Sults come to-us to sell for $5 cach, instead Of $4, thelr {ull value. They are,made single‘or doubles breasted, with white, 1an or light blue collars, and have 2l-gore plaited skirts With folds, Sizes 14 to 20 years. ~ More Fine SILK REMNANTS |i Wehave addcil a Jot of fresh Remmutite to the fine collection we fola of the othe ay: #0 that choosing now 1s as profitable as ever hance to plex out a w You have-the ec ofdbout any kind of silk you fap ' half price or less —25c ‘to 50c a yard, by the plece of 2 to 15 yards, There are Fouic:ds, Washi Silics, Plain Vaffeta Silks, Crepe ue Chines, and many others. Satin Taffeta Ribbon low p “Seconds” at ver: Trifling Irregularities in the weave ice without impairing their use- fulness, Soft, tine quality, \ultable for dress trimmings and hat bows lustrous ribbons hur In white, plok, leit blue, mals, Hlac and Nile green 1 in. wide, 6¢ yd. 5S¢ place i) Ie in, wide, 10e° yd., 90d piece. BIS tn. wide. 10¢ ¥d., $1.50 piece. | din, wide, 25¢ yds, $2 4) \ilece | 43 in. wide, 30c. yd. $2.90 plece | If perfect, price “would held to 520 a yard | 15¢ to 25¢ Colored Embroienies -10c Ya There very | pl ny blu ty flouncings_andn: a sultable for trimm Pilondunracambraldetet in white batiste, ‘The 4 WH on fine, sheer are ris of white Summer dresses. Oe JOHN WANAMAKER. . Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Brodies. Fourth Avenué, ghthi to Tenth Street. importer’s surplu MEN'S EXTRA FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. The Shirts have either short or long sleeves and the Drawers a Umbrella Pants, with deep lace and knees regular price is -79¢ have double seats, suspender tapes; we Cc they have been sold as high as %c. To- Cc < i a have them in all sizes. Pair For To-Morrow Things for theHomeAre the Features of the Mid-Summer Clearance Sale SB |sizes. Each. 3... WOME IMPORTED Swiss ribbed; perfectly fitting garments and morrow, And by taking advantage of this excellent opportu- nity you will profit very handsomely. We have been doing a splendid busi- ness in Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Screens, China, Glassware, Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Lace Curtains, etc., and now that we have reduced prices so radically itis every. reason’. why you should buy all the more eagerly. No better oppor- tunity, or series Of Oppor- tunities, can possibly be presented by any other. store in New York. Se Cool, Comfortable Summer Underwear For Men and Women---Featuring Three - Very Exceptional items. oe ‘We devote all this space to three itemis of Kiit Underwear for Men and Women solely-because we want hund: reds to know of the acter of the offer. Underwear that cannot be duplicated elsewhere 2 without loss. AT THE 14TH STREET STORE. THEN. QOtnin F Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests. or without sleeves ; regular and extra large 12%c unusual our LISLE - COMBINATION SUITS. sizes. Good for play wear because they will stand hard usage. Regular price Soc. 22 Oo You will recognize them when you see the 3 labels. Plow Cases. Made of good quality muslin; Seamless Sheets. 5,000 Bed Sheets of extra heavy linen finish ‘sheeting; size 81x90 inches. Sultable, for full size beds; worth Not more than “e 6 to Bcustomer White Oxford Ties. Filled. Women's Lawn Dressing Undershirts Excellent muslin; made with Dainty patterns deep flare flounces, grounds. Also Black trimmed with several of lace —inser- circular collar and tions, ruffles and clus- CH | bet at waist. “ail ters of tucks prettily trimmed with sizes .. Sacques (Second Floor.) Boys’ Washable Pants Strong, serviceable, washable pants in all Well- ied brands in this lot; none of them 35c SOc. and 75c¢. kinds. Eac | Fancy Net W aists $5 kinds; trimmed with Ci laces, fancy yokes, oddly deisuet backs; three-quarter sleeves; cot lars and cuffs to match Lined through- 8 out with Jap silk, ecru on ¢ cond Floor) Se Bo Ys " Blouse Waists have ever :been offered for less than SOc (Third Floor.) sizes 42x36 and 45x36 inches. Worth up to 19¢. No Mail Orders Filled. Each tMain Floor.) tale, FOR WOMEN AND MEN. Values $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. anid Taney ‘Women's sizes 3, 3%,-4) 43's and-S>Mten's-sizes 6%, high 0 and 7%. Widths C to E. | Pair : Hand-sewed ‘flexible and Good- [ (annie welted soles. Mail Orders $ 00. ee Seep Pairs (Third Fleer.) ee MEN'S aan HALF HOS colors; dout 5c. White Goods. 500 Pieces of Fine White Goods; a great mill’s sam- ple line of every de- 1 scription; worth to Your choice, 9C (Main Floor.) ryforM en? Women Large assortment of plain “soles_and 42! $ values 9C Fast x regular price Ie i heels {Main Floors Go-Carts and Trunks. COLLAPSIDLF GO-| DRESS TRUNKS — Tro adsuatal Millinery. - Untrimmed TRIMMED MILAN STRAW H. SAILORS. The best and most ats durable; made by men hatters. All Made from new rough W Or Black brim with White the latest shapes,) tn- crown, All-sitk bands » ft | cluding the Summer \ leather — sweat- Girl, Gibson Girl, Lu- bands,” Should © sell G: ia etc. White ‘or Rist aSanye anes er Burnt, 98. values (Matin Floor.) . (Malw Floor.) wood slate) malleadie e\ cart; ‘reclining | hi. backs and ste on clamps (Third Floor.) Lu Marabou Feathers. ‘ The latest (ad for trimming large hats; soft’ and fluffy. Black, White, Brown, Navy, ea and Light Blue irand sold else- Cc ™ | card of 2 Waist Léngthe ent front Tevet or upanned: Ofatn Floor.) [ We ‘Ss Watts Figured amd Dotted Swisses in Light Blue, Fink, Tan, Black and White. Strictly tailor- Ist, sktre or whole dress-length jI/#{'| made. Also ular price, $ Chiffon Fini Colored French floral designs on white backgrounds, in all newest combina- . tions. Very desirable for cool summer dresses; made to re- Ll5c grounds. ‘tail at 29c. yard. BG Jempanta of FIBRE. THI rots, Yard Remnants of BRUSSELS up to; full! rolls,” Yard Remnants of AXMIN to full rolls. Square by Gareth Elbow-Len, button fength Black gloves; mousquetaire styles, and mucn niore serviceable than si | Pair h Organdies. Aiso\ fancy ed, lawn) waists : iolls styles. Reg: Cc (Second Floor.) (Main F Floor Coverings Re nvants of AATEINGE, up to full “146 to 20c Women s Gloves i} Milanese s Gloves. Regular price $1.00, Shestoa en tee “ Make very flowered, to 25c. values. vy Inen ADS” { on w Bed fringe, Worth <4) gg. HAS, Special New Novelty Ribtons Just the trimmings for the new popular Rancho Hats. Brey sashes. Striped and on «light ‘or dark 334 and 439 inches wide. 19¢. | 5c Yard Oo _C HANG Yard Mill ends. of Nottinghany and Scotch Nets. They are full roils, CORK 1 a of Solala a1 Yurd tains, than double, mill samples and sultable Yor short windows or sash cur These ends represent curtains worth more 24 ; RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. — Dainty Summer’ Curtains tv eny CARPETS 1p made with neat tucked insertions and ful} ruffles. Good . s quality that insures good service. 59c. values. tof OLD) orns ap to fult IZic t029c Pair ST Ane 39c OPAQUE WINDOW heavy tassel fringe and deep lace. Insertion, $9c. values. SHADES. Superior quality with RV OVETS 5 ‘Shs Covers, allowing 20 yards material, Parniture || Re-covered. $44.48) Write or Telephone. th Pteory LS To Order tings, and hang the same complete. you get $3A Orders promptly fille ‘ 3700 Ch ee Credit to All,| CLOTHING “For the Entire Family. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— 1.431 MORE than throug)