The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1907, Page 8

ORCHARD HAD A MURDER MANIA, ; i Share Gains. ae ee ea aoa: THREE ARE MAUR : ——— Fulton Street Car Rams Into Opposition Line Trolley, Jolting Passengers. ENG Ate a. elona. He also sanctioned. the flr- es attributed to Marie Madeline e tounder of w religious order As canonized i Glad. Pheet Corn Remedy. REMOVES ROOT COMPLETELY Permanent ahd Painless! ha aii. The Clearance Sale Swings Along Briskly JOUNTLESS specials in the very summer goods that you'need. Many of the greatest bargains are NOT \ “Confession Shows He Was fi Ht 1 ised; we dare not do it forfear of disappoint- ty Threo persons were tnjurad ins trol Exitd Good ix Callous flesh, advertised; ar u } ‘ Declines in London affected the tone aed ley-car collision on the south rondway ENTIRELY. NEW TREAT ment, because in many instances thelots aresmall. Early ~~ Strongly Moved at Times to | 077, ‘arly stock’ market nave, | ie = 1% | of the Brooklyn Bridge, near the Brook. 3 2 | shopping jis advised. | Kill, Says Richardson. Prices were cenerally lower with dull |} ee) +. 4) ve ake pemeye Atlee street’ car FREE TRIAL — il, Says Wet: ~T raing: | Uiton Pacific, Southern Pa-| a TM aaa esahe te |bllede thee sooo MAKE: fora esate’ ci rading. Unite 5 ¢ wi « u oiled the passen- | é Ti t ° “cc 99 Snr rEaTe cific, Northern Pacific, Groat. Northern | bth iis 3: \Complete Treatment , Su pe Rr ie | a tcl catndierne mere altar mart | Hareneee. J5|(||Len Complimentary “S. & H. | mog up for the detenee jo) the Hay-|iag Yost 1 and Anaconde +4 iS jt A) gem place: Grange, a "me NOCURE! NO PAY! Green Trading Stamps woed-aise to-day Mr. Richaritson Te} Later Sou And scored” trac 13h = | Durer, of No. 25 Elzapeth street, Man. | MAL hi SSS é i J ipryented (0) tie rates saree at lecoereise so rtantsaneeexasuatteal| (lees a = fel Neat tanactourtereest eee ¢ poniwith every: package. To Every Applicant To-Morrowund Every Wednesday so Taiony otc ttnaee : = - — Following Until Further Notice 5 EVERY person, whether. a pure ; ay Toesner Ce opanniyinglatibrartin’ Pleaseuse BLUE TRANSFER NATIONAL FREE DELIVERY. Parlor, Fifth Floor, to-morrow and each succeeding Wednesday untii further notice, will be given, free, ten “S. & H.” Gren Trading Stamps. Oniy one set of complimentary stamps of the same date is good ina ne book, but stamp collectors will re reasonable addi- CARDS when you make pur- chases in more than TWO de- partments and expect to take them with you. Use RED CARDS when goods are to be | We deliver purchases'free to | any town from coast to coast. Get details of this proposition at superintendent’s desk on any floor.. FETE Ht age gs ; didewalk and ite failure to ex- because of a coal car driving wire. ‘The attorney aleo de- delivered. B’way at 6th Av 34th to 35th St. the chat The Siegel Cooper Pure Food Grocery HE Siegel Cooper Grocery is the most convenient food store in New York, as well as the most comfortable store for summer trading. Mail ani telephone orders Promptly filled. Telephone—4000 Chelsea. White Pickling Vinegar i] : Fresh Cerezls is _Midsummer Sales Throughout the Store. July ends.the store year, and stocks are being shaped accordingly. ; MIDSUMMER CLEARANCES — splendid oppor- tunities for buying every tine -you need in summer merchandise; réatly under price. Many of the best values-are NOT_ADVERTISED— cannot be, because quantities are sutticient for_only a day’s selling. {0 advertise them would be to risk dis- appointing mail order patrons. : : The BASEMENT BRY GOODS SECTION is par: ticularly ‘interesting during this series of sales. It pre- sents an extraordinary array of underprice offerings. Women's Linen OUTERGARMENTS: 15.00 $22.50 i Beoond Suits, $9.74 || Gowns, $16.74 3 More than usually interesting news of some of the most attractive summer apparel you can buy—Lingn Apparel. But two groups for detailed mention—-groups large enough to warrant such mention. | Otherwise there are EQUAL OR BETTER VALUES PLACARDED WITH “NOT ADVERTISED” CARDS. Limited quantities are al- most invariably so placarded. “The SUITS at $9.74—COAT- SUITS, cholce of three ex- he sett cellent models—long coat, cutaway and Prince Chap; splen- mony when he appeared as a, witness, didly tallored; skirts full pleated. Shown in blue, white and SA yon en Ce ree a |] # natural linen, A Bch estore ae ia a net o2 1 The GOWNS at $16.74—PRINCESS MODEL GOWNS— __fo his death at the behest of the Mine one-piece styles to be worn with guimpes; sleeves and revers | tive? It will bea Seng tine Teatlyourl hs prettily embrotdered; skirts pleated, made ~with—folds—and. ne ee el pace mame GR pipings. Shown in pink, blue, white and tan linen. The Depositors’ It. Sydiltcs | Account Plan | n Summer Shopping P| F you are out of town for the summer, or on a brief vacation, order by mail of wire, The order I will be filled promptly, charged to your Deposit Account and forwarded without delay. a You may start a Depasit Account with any sum that suits your convenience. On the daily = balance we allow interest_at the rate Of 4 per cent,, compounded every three months. Staté- ments of the Account are sent out monthly by mail. The advantages are distinct. You enjoy all thé economies of Macy’s rigidly cash system, all - the-conyeniences of any credit system, and your money earning | ik While a Deposit cannot be checked against for purchases made outsi Banking business—any or all of it can be withdrawn at any time. (>> Special Summer Delivery Service. <<. As an additional conyenience for Deposit Account Patrons, we deliver free, during the Summer, to any station in the United States East of the Mississippi River purchases charged ts Deposit Accounts. (This Applies Only to Accounts in Existence Prior to May 1.) and how Gulion, Including tu DOttHE eee se eee FOUNTAIN TOMATO CATSUP—90¢ 6 bottles $1.1; bottle i at PURE CLOVER HC Sitsrgaertes fer CRISP SODA Gainty Dutcher b ae carion COCOA chocolate tm; ide of the store—as we do no D MEA = ham of tongue flavor; Got. 9c = Women’s Neckwear. inv. Underpricing of some of the most popular summer lines. Mull Ties, embroidered; 25c, value; sale is Eton Collars, embroidered; 25c. wvaltie}ysaleliau Dene aarnmn aay 15¢ Lawn Bows, embroidered and lace trimmed; regularly 39c.; sale. . 24c Chemisettes and Yokes {n white and cream Venise lace (machine made); imported to sell at 75c, to $1.50 each; sale... 49c to 98c Wash Belts At Half Price. } First Floor, At 12c Each; Regularly 24c a collection of 1,500 Duck Wash-Beits, neatly embroidered and finished with gilt buckles. . i Searchlights For Small Motor Cars: cpirapecn || Maver A Great Special Sale at $9.89 : —— ibainbinee Motoring Goods Department, 4th Floor s ze Selling Motoring Goods as we sell Dry Goods, ume chicken Soup English Breakft Tea Housewares, &c,—at LOW PRICES ORDINARILY and ||f] | tiusizastint selec? ie ign at specially low prices EXTRAORDINARILY, when oc- csieale siderais LEAN MESeaL See casion offers—has built up here a splendidly flourishing Motoring Goods business. Occasion offered this big purchase of Searchlights, and we took the lot promptly, They are Searchlights specially adapted for use on small cars— substantially built, yet very light; 4-inch body, swivel bracket and gen- erator with 14-Ib. Carbide capacity. The ideal road-finder for a-run- about or small touring car—and will come in equally handy on a Jaunch-or-motor-boat, = 19c A WOLONG TEA~India-Ce lon. Breakfast, MIXED an CALIFORNIA FRUIT. ret ve ght, In crd COFFEE—Siege DU CH BLE atthis price: 10 1 25r| Launore soar $4: Ib ‘ matehable for was 109 by can b7e an STICKY FLY. sheets 3Sci three double A fternoon Tea Richardson: ridiculed Orchard’ nee aaa Avell vie o ve firs shipmest +4 its 7 ake FAC " 7. re . sre . . ar uttareved fron E de here adduced ; pes | Finer Linen Suits in stock up to $19.74; Gowns up to $33.74, Other Wash Belts in stock up to We doubt if there is anything you can suggest in a eile cons = te: com £2 to being ordered “to get David 1. . ' Maracaibo Cof: Fresh fron te r. 3M LOWDERED; 101d) 1 Sip. Sas —-| fee | tle way of Motoring Apparel or Car Fittings of STAND- ARD GRADE that this Macy Motoring Goods Store cannot furnish—and to your greatest advantage, from a cost -viewpoin $3.10 65¢ . 35¢ ‘Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth Foor, f4 “ a a * st . : $1.84 at ¢ bate, e,cmeee,ss |, $0-00 Poplinette Skirts, $3.96 — SS jeponl e fun ie = : in thie bank and wad a oon-/ Made of excellent quality poplinette, in white only; full pleated ttle Bee Gants Clee Ane all around and finished with deep folds, Dorothy tone $4.96. “Think of that mun, ant yet this : “ The popularity .of the “Lib- ae da td i loa i 5 ssunen can Se ane 1d ha ae “Women’s Silk Dresses, $8.74 erty" and “Duchess Capes for Be aS ae on pee lmmadl: to whom | In all, about 250 Dresses, the collection embracing all sizes, with J-Yomen-prompted the designing of able for small. women and ‘he was intrusting the funds of the o1 ; : Arie the “Little Dorothy” Ca fi Banization of which he selection ‘in sizes s ising SY aPen Ton eyes ET? wee fecretity particularly interesting s estas children of 4 to 14 years. vid H. Moffatt, wii Now greater popularity is wi be ‘was on terms of almost in-|# misses. timate friendship. Everything connected - me 5 rin y i “they Oninarily worth $15.00, allowing for least ‘possible cost of the promised for this juvenile garment because of a price drop—from _™ith this matter silks, trimmings and making. REDUCED to $8.74 TO INSURE A Good Hall Runners An Extraordinary Sale in Frogress you a hall or any odd floor spaces that need cover ing, look over this list of Wilton, Axminster apd Kashmir runners. There’s a substantial saving in the price of every one offered here to-morrow. “Sale lines” means $2.50 to $3.50 Shirts—garments of a Pe the bettersort—such as were involved in the record sale ry. mM hext pointed out how feel resentment {t{ was Sherman Be: Who was In command of the militia dur {ng the strike period in nothing was done to B Orehard casia at? we'mase'as’es|| gemi-Made Robes:. Prices : easy : Pryrguld Deve ‘been for, Orohard cel SPEEDY CLEARAN ee ane $6.94 to $4.96 held eeuly we Hale rounded them up ie a cea Wilton Runners ae Axminster Runners = that tétherswascknyconet 2 men! ‘ashione. ‘affeia a ; A al- q ived 4 hei i Revaterlye Siren Sale Price. | Rezularly. lee. le Pri Sie aeajeree that tt there waren om A They—are Capes suitable for {A Smiall_special-purc ase lob Just received is being adde. Q egularly ‘k effecis; all colors represente -wear-at-the-shore or-in-the-moun-4 le Clearance “stock, ~~ STi Reeve ) tains, Made of a fine quality In all there are over 2,400 Shirts, including plain negli cloth, in pink, light blue, green, | gees and pleated styles—mostly coat models with cuffs ate tan, brown, red, white and rose; tached. 8.25 Teens eshmir Runners ~~ Attempt on the life of the late h 1008-1 .S,08 Bay, ay aly sar 198 ne tatters whe an Yeah . 3 h i | ‘ finished” wath- silk-li hood and. : eer “ 5 $2.50....2.3x 9.05. > $1. Hye Sling amare “Asscclaon” The | Close To’ Half Usual. 2:7» Cail aaa ieee Made of fine imported fabrics—madras -andinen—and 14 rS0;espS:OKt 2 Oran, 1-05 | S2s8 cee S ek OF 3 75 at Orchard had Br i 5: justi igi i jon—-$2.5 3x15, Henibis ine beniaimne weal peasat a as Here are characteristic examples of Macy Mid-summer made well enough to justify original retail valuation—-s2.: 17,50,,..3.0x15,0. apt 3.25 tele fogs 4 E 32! purpore-ot _17.50| 8.25 minds of the purors, we a Sale Underpricnng—exanipies-bearing —out—our—statement White Fabrice. i«n__| 10 $3.50. At $1.24 the Shirt they are THE BIGGEST that this series of sales affords VALUES RANKING WITH Sheer Persian Laven, 30 Inches wide, | NONEY’S WORTH our Furnishing ~Goods~store has had] if} —2t-S0-+--4.9512.0 ing again in the course of his{ argument to the death of Gov, Stounen- | 2 = - . it ts . 1 Cooper Store, Filth Floor: Frosty’ - > _ Selfige warrenty an wit £289e% || THE BEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE STORE: ror are oer ena peer 5 : that. Orchard committed the deed ex- K Mercecied Three Pasa pe tere $ . “ : A ! SLES Nepean tail $9.06 to ea 000 Robes) $4.96 fo) $19.74. inches wide; a. ‘sheer, doft-tintghea 2.50 to $3.50 Pajamas, $1.98 j Reliable Trunks i qyaning Attorney Hichardson announced | Made of white and colored lawn and batiste, in the season's most | fabric, in great demand for shirt Night garb to go with the day garb sale—Pajamas made of fine i Gress to the Haywood jury some time | attractive designs; skirts finished with deep embroidered flounces and | walsts and sults; yard.......... 34e to-night. woven madras satines and highly mercerized fabrics; fashioned liber- {|Mercerlzed Batiste, 38 inches ‘ally te wide; soft finish: a yard....,.. E9c J sof fat, ante tor wears | $1.00 to $2.50 Sample Belts, 64c. children's undergarments; At Very Moderate Prices HE prices of raw materials used in the manufacture of trunks are advancing, That means that the cost of the finished product is going to increase, too. -You aaa \} trimmed with embr KAISER INVITES U. 8. A. men.|{ Tings to match. ; : BERLIN, July 2.—The Foreign Omice| There are a great many styles included, though BUT A FEW OF han {nformed Ambassador Tower that|} EACH STYLE, hence the additional reductions, idery insertion and-lace; waist materials and trim- i A few hundred in all, and only one size—32-inch. If that is your may not know that, but you’ll find it our when you go to Ei Wilt AN be hi to have| ste iy meee i rds pleces of twelve yards; ; fied “) ? y . r Ey Bre oen ate pinbrorlerhare| Other Semi-made Robes in regular stocks at-prices up to $224.00, Peco eruamentemnccs (Be $1.44. | size this is your opportunity. - buy trunks ar stores that purchase in small quantities, and Cornelius W,. Willcox, Capt. Robert who can’t afford to carry large stocks. Here are two of the best trunks that can be bought any- where at their prices. They are made expressly for us, and are therefore built in the most thorough, painstaking and conscientious manner, Strong, convenient, good look- ing—and low priced. Two-Lock Trunk. ‘ This trunk bas two locks rnd a sole leather strap all around it. Itis well iructed and attractive in de- cloth lined; two trays, Sizes 3 n., 34 in, and $6 in. Your choice at, Bi. . Michie and Capt. George H, Stiet-| | ____a_ noeiivres nex e a aa ai Green Silk Parasols at $1.74, i AS T A TIME MOST OPPORTUNE—when Green P: and foremost the seas articular shade of green is most demanded, Thes demanded: shade. These are 8. Imported St. Gall Swisses, 32 inches welds, a large assortment of ete and figured designs; dotted, a yatd, 84c. to 89c.; figured, a yard 496 to 7Oc¢, Cy Writing Papers Underprice i First Floor an ; : VELLUM PAPER, blue or white; bbed Parasols covered with put Ik; hand} - ackage ‘ natural furze a fabeels\tol malensy dis Vceuins ese ea Cute 16 Other Par ogular stocks at prices ranging up to $64.74, Enyelopes to match, hundred. 15¢ HURD'S FINE FABRIC ETeo PAPERS, two Summer Rugs Reduced. « mr: Summer floor covering stocks, like sumimer furniture stocks, came in for sharpest reductions now, when their service-giving qual- ities are most appreciated. Here*are i 6x9 ft. AMERICAN FIBRE RUGS, in pretty | $3 74 shades of green and tan; were $5.66; sale, ° Present displays of ORIENTAL RUGS are most complete and attractive 2 ‘ara- é are in the Losing Horse? 804,182 Z ue 3 boxes Con. | eee SSnnanssnsssansnansonnmnans an 7 mt taining f Y © WORLD “ADS. 's0 Engraving: Statione 5 Stamping. HIGH GRANGE Rants LINENS: Exceptional Values. rz: . aln Stairway Landing. £ he + 7 FAR THIS YE. eepiaandeg Fite Oualtg ce PAPERS, blue, gray and white, Damask Pattern Cloths and Napkins to match, hemmed ready to YEAR. | COMB N AONORECIAL F cane oshine Hae {-Ib, [package na nage ses and pas by tie yard—same grade as the cloths and napkins— We found the eed ota popular-size truni, Es As Spel eh phd bem: Tan, airy ctr ep in five very choice patterns. ald well made and of good appearance, a3 w 2-quire box of writing paper, stamped in any color desired, Com. | EY2iopes to match, package. Be LITY. N ill be A ti id eS duced these |; 164, ’ 5 5 plete .. see Danae Sey 39 | HURD'S FINE BOND PAPERS, QUALITY LINENS, such as you will be glad to own, costing two (runks, one with strape‘and one without, even less than less worthy grades ordinarily comMand. Both are 34 Inches long. . With 2 sole leather stra; Without Straps.. boxes containing 5 quires and fs 100 Envelopes.......... 68c Cloths 70x72-Inch. _ FINE ROYAL BATISTE : $1.68 : PAPERS, boxés containing 3} ~ Napkins, 19x19-inch, dozen $1.64; 22 22-inch, dozen. . quires, assorted sizes...., 4c VW Damask, 7) inches wide, svat ss iyecsnenes MORE THAN THE HERALD, Monogram Die, with 2-quire box of paper : : Cestred ies atric 99c The World Is Any. ° Monogram Die, with one quire of Hurd’s writing paper, stamped, 89¢ Bevery s Wee Monogram Die to order, upward from 69h tamped in any color wel Corer Siore, Third Floer, Rear.) " Groon Trading Stam3a—We Give Th SSoocmtems oa