The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1907, Page 5

a v7] a FERMISSING SON IS BROUGHT BACK TO MOTHER DEAD Bight-Seeing Auto Crushes Life Out of Samuel Rosen- berg, Fifteen Years Old, DEATH WINS HOT RACE.| Ambulance Makes Record Run, but Victim Succumbs Before Reaching Operating Table. Banred Ressnderg, of No. 1S Norfolk | ptrect, whe left home in’ anger several - frocks ago, was to-day taken to his imether a sores A bright, Brely boy ef Sittem, he and bis brother Frank @uerrefied with thetr matner and bom fet tome. Samuel's father wanted him * @@ return, but he said he would not‘ go} beck without his brother. His brother Killed’ by an Auto. Wasty this morning Bamuel was xMed By @ sight-sceing automobile in Houston Street, between First avenus and Ave mue A. He had been working at « and wee riding about the. atreeta with no place to go when he met his as he reached a stack of pipe street. Just as a dig aight-s0o- with a say perty returning Coney Island, approached from Record Run to Hospital Dr. Woodridge came from Befevas Hospital in an ambulance ané saw that there owas little hope for the bor ex- cept in an immediate operation. The| other police cleared away the crowd and, whipping up the horses and sounding ; | Qantas of tha Mune Comenitee. on LEFT HOMETO BE | CRUSHED TO DEATH | BY BIG MOTOR CAR. STONEAT PASSENGERS Missile Kane Doesn't Recall Hurling Injured Three c two Ora. 3 ame, Of No, 5 Lake Newark, N. J., and Vincent J. Pret Sf rs Ln forest feeb peer ha -elghth street, were : Yamped off the zi o ‘oar, & large stone and huried ft ‘atthe . Jot Sohnarze, mis- sie struck-him e giancing blow om the erm. He and the two re Gnired the services of « Kane wes iy Tallroad fnepector end up tn venue ROOSEVELT’S GUEST. “Sire. A AAS NE NEARLY COST MAN MANTIS LIFE == Bmith, who lives at No. 41 Fourteenth street, Manhattan, went to Coney Island yesterday morntng, and about the (wore his i peers auilt al} through the day,.epend- | full meal, and yet have none of the some of the time in Bfoatly, however, he touting bout In the sand. Chatfe Slattery; a was lounging Mfe-saver came moan Suan Smith at 9 o'clock last night | physicians could use it. to such. good : bat ieee on see beach and in i, muttering. Dr. Jotmson, of. chi Seey Iatand Reception Hospital, ter institution. -T. when was ween that Smith would live he was pamiaved to the Kings County Hospital. he doctors say that Smith’« ia the { world, Rest Aeeravated case of sunburn that me under their notice this season, renga eee WASN'T SANDBAGGED: + HAD WATER ON BRAIN. Autopsy Discloses. What Killed’ Curtis Page, the Springfield Architect, ‘The theory that Curtta Page, the @pringfeld, Mass, architect, who ded fa Dr, Bull's santtarium on Tuesday, came to his death from: a fractured | @eull, was abandoned to-day,’ when Dr. | Dehane. Coroner's PI hysiclan, — per- formed fin autopay’at the Morgue. It Lavaie thought at ‘rst that possibly Mr, gad been sanatsened and rop.ed rt oney Island, He had a biack eye, a result of the show that Mr. Page was D, hs oedema of tie brain. auto; suffer! nonsetim wan| ishing and easfly digested food I ever galled and hurried ioyith the youth to tried.” from ed a "watery" condition, and that ‘he’ auered trem.chscnle nepiasitia, eee KILLED WOMAN HE LOVED. Pilastiney ‘Wesh., Some paste) Ae] Geeperation by the false ea a el a te-day shot and tnetan bi Gectomee a oe fn'a ros the mt cn ite vente hi Se [hate Keep Well with Good Food Proper selection of Food the sure -way to get well and keep well, Use Grape-Nuts A Mo. woman says: | “Whtte-getting- over-the-grip;- ant while my stomach was so Irritable I could not eat anything without dis- tress, I found I could take a dish of Grape-Nuts with cream or good milk, and felt built up like I had eaten a unpleasant effects of indigestion. wish people knew its worth. “It seems to me trained nurses and advantage. It is really the most nour- FORGETS FLINGING | , Grape-Nuts food {is now recom- ‘mended by physicians all over the They know {t contatna the delicate particles of Phosphate of Pot- ash obtained from the field grains. This is the element Nature combines with albumen of the food to build the soft gray aubstance in the nerve cen- tres and brain, in the human body. The effect 1s in some ways like a stimulant, but does not wear off, for it 1a a atural rebuliding, Grape-Nuts ‘can be made into a great many different and palatable dishes, As an illustration: A most delictous mock pumpkin ple can- made from Grape-Nuts after’ the fol- lowing recipe: Pour bolling water over % cup Grape-Nuts, let stand 10 minutes; add 2 eggs, 4 tablespoontuls of sugar, 2 cups sweet milk, 3 tea- spoons of ginger, I teaspoon mixed spices. ‘Stir over+slow fire until thor; oughly boiled. Bako pte dough tn! deep pan. When «lone, put in pre- pared Grape-Nuts, return to oven and brown. “The Road to Well: Vilia,” in pkes. ahewe’ @:Reason.” ‘THURSDAY,’ JVUUY 11s 19077 SIEGEL NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE “MEET ME THE FOUNTAIN” New York. est. meal fashion. Parasols---Special at $1.75 ORTH much more. Plenty of the wanted green shades among them. ) Well made, stylish parasols, taken right from our regular stock and reduced for quick selling. Made of pure silk taffetaline; 8-rib, French-cut models; hemstitched; colors are L. 75 bine and cardinals all ee- lio ed sticks and tassels; $2 to $2.50 parasols; clearance price Giese! Cooper Store, Main Floor: Froat. Women’s Fabric _— UR large selling has left us with a good many seasonable gloves in broken assortments. In some ‘styles there are not all sizes and in some sizes there are not all styles. But the collection fs so large that you are sure to get a pair of gloves that will satisfy youlperecty: 1 d an abund: j—colors and an abundance vorenite remuiari 2 atid 35c; for this sale, @ pair......... 19¢ Women’s | Milanese Liste and Silk Lisle Gtoves—cotors and white; regularly 50c and 75c a pair; for this sale. Women's-12-and_16-Button-Length Lisle Mousquetaire ted; black. white, tan cet ads regularly 75c a Palrt r this sale....... Leather Hand Bags _ Bags O woman who goes igs should be without one of these stylish and _ serviceable hand bags. Made in swagger carriage and envelope shapes; metal or leather covered frames, in black, brown, tan, green and 89c Giege! Cooper Store, Mein Floor, Prost.) 35¢c *b0c gray. Regular $1 bags at...... Sale of Women’s Sample Shoes _ This isa sale that sught te interest eveot in. A R sum- mer-time footwear, and among them are many high-priced shoes, earplet from Williams, Clark & makers of ‘‘La France’? shoe, Se 1s also a good collection of -misses’-and° children’s shoes Oxfords at Jow prices. ——Read-the-descriptiens—and_note_ the prices. $3 to $6 re 2°" 31.90. Women’s Summer Footwear Oxfords, Pumps and Christy Ties in all leathers, also{n silts duck. Regular prices $34 sis and $6. Principal tto 434,in A, Ban é width but with other sizes well fill from our own stock. RE ORS Misses’ & Children’s Shoes Oxfords, Shoes and Sandals. ‘Samples -in all leathers and in all sizes up to 2; regular prices $2 to $3.50, according to size; your choice-of-any inthe lot at sale price. ‘(Slagel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) * Fresh Fish “We clean fresh fish free of charge. Fency Salmon Steaks ) 'b. Long Island Eels { 12'c Long Breach Blue Fish ee Berit, | Boston Cod Fish & Long Branch buries Loag Branch Weak Fish Long Ld ton| Wages ts) of Fluke Botton Market Cod Fish | Live Soft Shell Crabs; 50g Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PRESH Tie R FRESH ROLLED OATMEAL or Bunch, pearl birley; 10 Ibs. 38¢; § Ibe MAINE SUGAR CORN— retin the cream of doz. $150; can... SAMPLE TEAS—Ce: 2le CRISP PICKLES—Fountain q in qual'ty; 13c apiced mixed pickles, or spiced aberkins; 6 bottles $1.4; bon’e. mixed, Japan, box Re 5 Ibe. $1,681 Heinz 57 Varieties A SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY, Gherkins, India Relish, Chow Chow, Mixed Pichl « or White Pearl - Oslo si bo te, Berd bor lea,, 2OC Ret LOCLA ALA LESAN SUMO Of I2to' le ~ Slezal Cooper’ copyel. beds Coxe r lovea—im._ FRESH RED RASPBERRIES~ 16 @ F Ri RE SH BLACKRERRIES— 15¢ mixed pickles, sweet gherkinr, chow pe 25¢ BORAX SOAP—The popular 20. Mule Team brand ce Swift's bess NAPHTHA Soap; Qolese or Euclish Breattant: 8 Ibe 9 BEL" 00 vara, $9.88; ten, Be bare $1; Ie. : 24c Boe; five Se bare 20 SLICED PEARS, sliged qu OUADARALIT GO [ERE tiie theenay Fleots;-slieed citron, raster ed you itt bites 34 y msons; Fountiin extra quality 25¢ bell LC | deveers fruits: reg. 326 glass {ar sons STARCH— sre ea wliree lump; D-Ib. 10 2) OOPER Merchandise Takes the Path of Least Resistance LEARANCE sales are common—every store has them. Siege! Cooper Clearance Sales are as different from the ordinary sort as the store itself differs from the ordinary store. We do not merely clear our own stocks—we clear the stocks of half the manufacturers In Their goods come to us because we can take them in largest quantities and sell them fast- Manufacturers who seek to clear shelves for their fall business do not care to do things in piece- Wetake their goods as a whole, caring little for quantitics so long as the price is low, That's why this store, although in the rush of a clearance movement, is-offering fresh, clean goods in full assortment from day to day at prices often no more than half: the figures that were on the same goods two weeks ago. Refrigerators and Other Timely Needs OWERED prices all- through our splendid stocks of summer hause- furnishings. Standard goods in every case,’ straight out of our own lines, “ We never sell “seconds” in this Housefurnishing Store. “‘Leader”’ Refrigerators {011 Stoves—the “Favorite”; two Q burner; wickless; blue flame; No, 624—42 inches wide, 20%] one of the best known stoves Inches deep and 48 6.00 on the market; guaranteed to Inches high, at $16. give perfect, satisfaction: No. 626—35 inches wide, 21%]. at $2:95 Inchee d id 50 Inches high ae pees $19.00 are Cit fancy or plain Ne 6-205 nsbey te, 10) hina nati ales SO = : : 5 inches high at..-...,. $13.25) ‘-gallen size paula No. 632—28% inches wide, 19% .. $1.65 inches deep and 54 inches high, at....:... $15.75 Clothes No. 68%4—31%% Inches wide, 21 Dr.ers, inches di made of _ inches hig! pure, white Na, 086—34% inches wide, 22] fg wood, at inches deep and 61 35c _inches high, at...,..... $21.50 The Ola, Window Screens Skirt Inches Inches Inches Board, Ne High. —fisteads. Closes At. Price. made of 5-24 37 23D e| clear, white lumben 54 It En, 128. 28 «37-23. DBcy 70'S fe be; 4% frat. DUE 19 30033021 25c | Folding I: Boards—4 190 80 37 33 252| it long: special at.. ....-.. 70 Wl 3041 2S 25¢| Dust Pans—with Ing ban- 1% -36=SC«45 27S e| dies; at scree) (4 Polar Ice-Cream Freezers—mate | Universal Lawn Mowers—20-inch, gest eed delicious dee creamy reneledly $4.75; 18-inch,regular- quart size quart) ly $4.50; your choice of aoe $1.90; Leauarte sizo $1.60 either shay to-morrow at $3070 ‘Store, Basement.) (Siegel Couper Handsome Long Kimonos& Wrappers At Little oo Than Halt Prices Pe Cotton Prices-Going Up, Too HIS 1s a clearance, not only of our own odds and ends in these lines, but of the entire stock of one of the biggest makers in New York. The price reductions would be worth salting about in any case, but at this time of the year, wit! cotton. prices going up like a balloon, they have an siMIpOrtance thats -you-can’t disregard. The garments are all new, clean and crisply fresh; Materials are: Printed Lawns Printed Batiste cut generously Swiss Muslin’ full; well fin- —__Organdies ished. Regular Prices Are Cut This Way: lar $1.25 Regul: Rime for 79¢ Pera tor $] 15 Kinanos for $1.25 Wrappers for 79¢ Regular $2.50 5 Regular $2 ~ ners $1.49 Sapien for $1.25. (Slegel Cooper Store, §-<ond Floor, Center.) Leather & Washable Belts Hardto say which offers the better value. Both good—take your choice. Women’s Glove Kid Belts—newest neaela of the season in black, brown, tan and white Women’s Embroidered Wash Belts—very pre:- with buckles .. prices are now marked. English Nun's Veiling—36 inches wid of wool children dresses; this material was imported to sell at 25c ay. out quickly we pricey = yard. made in stylish summer color mix- tures, in broken Pisid and eheckl Bate terns; a yard. - Black Nun’; Veiling—36 inches wide; special a yard ...... Biack Luster Mohair—6 | aches special a yard Black Voile Panam: special a yard.. Black Eolienne—44 inches wide; silk and wc special 2 yard IHE first item is an extta-good belt at a ‘regular price. The second item is-a straight price-reduction. 50e belts attractive Peat 15c (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) Summer Dress Fabrics E have begun to “shorten sail’’ in the summer dress goods stocks, as you would know without our telling you if -you-saw the qualitics-on-which these made id cotton, printed in pa ns sO for summer outing suits and ; to close it ‘k it at half that Bui ting — 36 inches wide; 1 itable for oun: Black Dress Goods (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) Cigars at Cut Prices IHESE are ali five and tea-cent cigars—and the best at their. prices. Buying at these prices you save nearly half the usual! cost. These offers are good for both Friday and Saturday. Remember them when you come to “stocking up” fur the week-end trip. Robert Burns—famous 10- cent cigar; oox of 50... . $2. 49. Hoffman House Bouquet—otte: of the most famous domes- tic cigars made; box of 50'$2449 | Victer Herbert Diplomatico—one” of the highest quality domestic cigsts. sold at 10 conte; box of SO. ee ____|}- Casanova Club “House = Hevend! filler, Piatt sedi as good-TO-cent cigar; box of 50 $2.49 | The GH, knows” this famous 5-cent cigar;.box of 50., . $1.49 Colonial Perfecto—one of our bést values in c-cent Slgarss box of BC... 2, $1.49 Lillian . Russell—oae that iz known to box of S0....,.. : $1.24 Prime Beauty Diplomatico—one of the favorites of our re; lar customers; box of 50. $1.24-- Continental Bouquet—a_ well- known 10-\cent, high - grade seed and Havana ciga: “pox ot 2! MS gy Dominos Invincible cancther high- grade” seed and “Havane "10" everybody; Melt and telephone orders filled _ promptly. Patronage of dealers solicited. Giegel Cooper Store, Matn Floor, Rear.) Fresh, PureF ood Products—Pure,Reliable Wines& Liquors Cleanliness, Promptitude and Satisfaction—and Economies of Course Daylight Bakery Feeth supplies frem the ovens every 30 minutes. CURRANT FRUIT CAKE. 19 Ib. cece Lae aid orders reel, cast We deliver all charg d and from the Batery to 110th foart, 10c nai “pint or 5 1 bined tent 514¢ | | for boiling or saleds Fency, tresh-hilled Jersey pork. iN 16¢ | | ralsin, plain or indy cike, SHeibs. $c; Ib NUT CAKES, cherry cates or leh fruit ci Reys 13 24c mb; Forequert reol gravine spria. 12 tee in Feny fren bh lied State brol era; tale 75e ebcileny cle cae eee frult filling; Iced to oracr: «ch 9 SOc, 40c, 35¢, 30€ #1 * 25 BRIDES’ CAKE—Light or dart; made specially te order; bentifelly D5e decorate J; Id. XXXX FLOU yetert: bbl. Sg-ubt. sa Siegel Crozer's best! mily Ye ott $3.09; T4e FLY CATCHE Vampire bran SPIRAL Anown each WASHING POWDER smooth. soapy kind; 4-1b,_packare In quality. lésed, rie, fine tevored frult: doz. $1.85; large St4-inch can,., New Potatoes sock: bb. | ecky x12 ac | 16c celebrated WESTPHALIA sryte. dry auger cured; very mild dell. J Te Excra selecte’, di 75; b eaie flavor; reg. price 22 0 Ib; at, Fragrant Teas Eag'ish Hysrktast, Yor te Hyron, Gon The well rowder, Formosa Qo 0° | | sold ver and all 'S0e virietien: 5 Ibi | | jars 25¢ $1.65; 3iba, $1¢ te Sletel Coope Dubonnet, "s, Jes Preach big bor « Strawberry Brandy, Chasseset Frerca, Franes: large bore, ca A. | PERFECTION COCKTAILS. varieties; bortl VERMOUTH — Cb Dold’s Bacon | | big boule... | ao BRAND ‘OL jy a gikss of iced “White Rose” Wines and Liquors Specials—Friday and Saturday ~ Royal Warrant Cana- dian Rye Y Borgesux, | half 1 75c {cARITOU RYE—S years $3.50; full quart... | wanrice LLO RYE—Gall full quart | MONOGRAM RYE—Gallon, $ tall quart CABINET CLUB WHISKEY, bor * $1 WHISKEY—Gallon (i - $2.50; full quart LAGUE CO.,_lmporeed) $7 \e UEEN OF SCOTS OLD COGNAC, sont seduces $ SF erat MQURU Kekona: $1.25 ait 80c | sroRisnan SCuTCH WITS: $Y 35c CALIFORNIA PORT, “ANGELICA, MUS. at comest portale CATEL and SWEET CATAWBa— | BOLLMAN'S FINEST } EBICINAL HOL-| gst. $1 $108 and 85e LAND GIN—regule 806; ST oA CRITE y Posed at al (Qe MPFORTED PORT AND SHERRY —priced ic dig to a2, and aee.tiyt pall C) f All visitors to Grocery Order