The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1907, Page 4

MISSING GIRL WELL CARED _ NOT KIONIPPED t Her at Aunt Too Late to Train’ Kind) Woman Took Her, In. No) Tt Mo. recetyed a letter tague place twelve-y who had Too Late to Meet the Train. to Weehawken to Mra, Swin to saeaey boen lost. ’ the train he reme had been on not ar at Jersey he could was informed ov. ence was sale \ Hartriett and would be hon morning, The address, as Mrs. understood 1t, No. 39 it Twenty-trst street. Florence did not get home yeater- day morning, and Mra, Swinney came to New York. She was unable to find a familly named Hartnett at No. 339 West Twenty-first street, and then re- ported the matter to the police. Detectives could, find no Hartnett at the address given, nor at other ad- dresses in Best and West Twenty-first was mtrest, They questioned Mra. Swinney said closely, She parents lived in give their address. Eyerything was cleared-up to-day. In the first mail that reached Mra. Swinney was a letter from Florence. Bhe was, she sald, at N. Dwenty-serenth- street —« f@unt to come after her Jost no time tn starting for New York. Mrs. Hartnett Was Good Samaritan. Hartnett Is a cabman, employed by the: Pennsylvania Rallroad,—-His--wite, that Florence's ‘ark, but refused to recall |+ Girl Thought to Be ‘Ki j quapped. Who Was Sheltered by Stranger morning, { Forence Kimball was riding n spending a aieine baby daughter left » N. Y., where on; t and took the same | al to him. ARKHURST ARROW COLLARS. HAVE JUBT THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF SPAC! TOP AND THE BAND FOR THE CRAVAT T. Boo STYLES IN QUARTER @izee; been oftle police of ation 1 TwoBlockson: | SEs Nai Avenue | Pea) Nei Adams Co. Established Forty Years. 20th,! 21st & 22d Streets ~ day, one certain. $37. 50F rench and $41.50 Ha 1 Dinner S $39.98 H. $30.00 H $62.50 Hay $34.95 ¢ $32.50 Haviland China Dinner Sets, 100 pe na Dinner Sets, 100 pes hina Dinner Sets, 100 pes a Dinner Sets, 100 pes. . k 4 Dinner Sets, 100 pes, 32.50 nd China Dinner Sets, 112 pes, To-morrow we will commence a two days’ sale of Dinner Price savings.on which will be An annual event—the ¢ ason—all must go, and we ha The most of the sets are perf It is generally recognized that our stocks of Dinner \ assorted than any you can find in New York City. brace two hundred and fifty distinct styles may be, the quality is always. maintained. We print below a list of the sets we have in each builc ding, with { lar price and the prices at which you can buy them to-morrow and Wednesday, in. le er than you have read of in of all sets that Ithough some hi pi are larger a The decorations and , and no matter what the price redu [-2N-0 IN O'NEILI, BUILDING ONLY Ly | + 22.50 25.00 17,50 70,00 42.50 $s a Dinner Sets, 100 pes. 22.50 $66.00 Haviland China Dinner Sets, 100 pes. 50.00 $57.50 Hayi $75.00 Haviland China Dinner Sets $45.00 Haviland China Dinner Sets, $47.50 Limoges $85.00 Limog C pieces (GN apa ADAMS | China Dinner Sets, 112 pos<-45, 00 S$, 101 pes. na Dinner Sets, 100 pes. and China Dinner Sets 100 pes 31,00: 27.50 + 22.00} 42,00 1( + 32.00, $37.50 Haviland China Dinner Sets, 317,50. C 5.00 French } $45.00 Austrian China Dinner ane 102 $19.95 Austrian China Din 'e or two missing. he former, regu. $69.00 Haviland China Dinner Sets, 100 pes HLDING ONLY 12s DOS j #35.00 Austrian China Dinner Sets, 101 pes rlsbad China Dinner Sets, 102 pes. ina Dinner Sets, 112 pes. . nd China Dinner Sets, 100 pes, 47.50 100 pes, 55.00 100 pes, 27.50 a Dinner Sets, 102 jxs, ina Dinner Sets, 124 pes $50.00 Imperial Austrian China Dinner Sets, 35.00 50.00 tot 37.50 50.00, A reel C Women’s Women's Women's Women's sizes 8 to A Home of Four Rooms Complete- ly Furnished, SOOMS 3 ak Complete at Write for our NEW BOOKLET containing infor- mation regard- ing our out{its. Malled free on application. ,acreel, a hook and line—and don’t forget a box of Zu ZU for a snack be- tween bites. A golden ginger snap with a spicy taste. AMMEYE 6th Ave.,. Cor, 20th St. GREAT SALE. High Class Summer Shoes For Men, Women and Children IN THE BASEMENT STORE At Prices Below Cost of Manufacture We Must Make Ready for Incoming Fall Goods. See Display in Our Sixth Avenue Windows. Men's $3.50 Patent Leather Oxfords... Men's $3,00 Coltskin Oxfords Men's Black Kid Oxfords Men's Gun Metal Calf Oxtords Women’s Pumps, Christy Ties Patent Leather Sallor ‘Ties. i Patent Leather Christy Ties... $3.50 Gun Metal Calf Christy Ties £3.00 Patent Leather Oxfords. _ : , : , Children’s and Misses’ Shoes. Misses’ and Children’s $1.25 White Canvas Ox- fords and Lace Shoes, sizes 8 to 2 Children’s $1.50 Patent Leather and Black Kid oxo sizes 6 to 101). Bptcial During August!” R OF Every Pair Guaranteed. +. $1.85 Oxfords. ond $1.95 $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 73¢ 75¢ $1.00 Children's Patent Leather and Box Calf Oxfords, $1.00 12, regular $2.50 quality, at... MAN LIBERAL Open Saturday 119° 0 o' Clock. @ Fooris are o8 exhibition wt eur Showrooms, We also furnish MS $144.98 fete at $7448 5 ROO _ BPECIAL DURING AUGUS' PER WEEK eOPENS AN. ACCOUNT Our Itberal credit terms Long Isiand, Connecticut. $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 N& BRO} ‘CREDIT HOUSE AUGUST SALE OF _ Furniture,’Carpets and Bedding Kvenings Unt! & apply also tof New Jersey orf Mail and telephone orders filled only as long as special lots last. reserve the right to limit purchases when deemed necessary. |. * Bed Pillows Regularly 59c Each, 39¢e 500 odorless curled feather pillows; free from dust, and cove ered with good blue and white striped tickings perfectly clean and white, Main Floor, Rear.) [Laundr y Bags Kegularly 49c Each, 29¢ Qdd lots; made of white duck, with tinted designs snd natural Blankets Regularly 89c a Pair, 69¢ blankets; limit of 3°pairs to a customer. ‘(Main-Flaor, Rear.) SCO pairs only: -extrn quality of white and‘gray cotton fleeced some. have. borders; c, | White Goods | Regularly 13¢ and Up tol, 25ca Yard at White, ¢, mercerized yecduara fan- inch apron Jawn. Ile corded, striped mulls; dotted, Jawn muslin; ts, Striped, checked white Persian lawns; ia linens; eae 40: (Main Floor. Retr.) Art Needle- work 9c tops; 3 special for Tuesday ly; perfect goods, taken from our regular-siock, Majn Floor, Rear.) Regularly $1.50 a Box, at 89c Our popular Emma Abbott Perfecto; a good, tasty, well- flavored and refreshing smoke; boxesof 50. Mail and telephone orders filled. iain Floor, Rear) || |. Cigars cieties; (Main Floer, Cuspidors Regularly $1.95, at 95¢ If you need any cuspidors, to. haif of the regular price. Decc- parlor. Regularly 15c to 49c, at Odds and ends of cushion tinted cushion tocs, with cres's of different States and so- cushion slips, bonnaz stitched and tinted table covers, morrow’s the time to buy them heres you can save more than rated cuspidors, suitable’ for the brighten: and mak but also I~ These Blanc-de-Paris Regularl; 1{c a Box, A preparation white canvas shoes; not only ‘Mala Hoo, Ce Water Jugs Regularly 50c, at 50c, and will be sold at that figure after Tuesday; large size, decorated jugs in per- fect condition, Le s and cleans the shocs es them Jook like awe preserves them, 18th Ss.) 29¢ jugs are low-priced at they are Third Fier, Fron). | (Third Fioor, Prony ight Lamps Penlrl 10c, 5c This is a very attiective offer; for these lamps never sell for less than 10c. They Be ti ruby night lamps, an = plete with ruby globe, ready for use. (Trird Floor, Front.) Straw Matting Regularly $?.50, $6.50 Japanese straw matting in neat and small designs, and in color- ings of blue, green, and red; light, cool and serviceables 40: yard Tolls. (Fltth Floer. Fron’.) 1 Writing Paper Regularly dsc a Box, at 10¢ Cabinet, containing 24 sheets writing paper and 24 envelopes; {n vellum, Irish linen and bond finishes; just the opportunity you've probably been waiting for, (Third Floor, Center.) Women’s White Shoes _ Regularly $2.50, at 51.69 Women’s white canvas low For men ani women; the shoes, with ¢ turned or men's sizes were $2 and the welted soles; own regular women’s $1.50; your choice of $2.50 grades; stylish, comfort- any size for St. Well made, able and serviceable footwear. omfortable and perfect fitting. Second Floor, Rear.) (Secoad Fl.or, Rear.) 1 — i} Barefoot Sandals Regularly $1.50 & $2, at *1 Regularly $13.50, $9.75 (Fifth Floor, Fronu) Tapes‘ry Brussels Rugs; all perfect, in a choice selection of bright and tasteful colorings and popular designs; size 8.3x10.6. Regularly 50c for 100, 33¢ Business Cards 100 business cards of supertor stock, printed while you wait; any of the new styles of type; best possi (Third Floor, Ceater.* ble workmanship. Regularly ae a Pound, 6%e Just what you want for lunch. ton wt fone or-at the seashore; the famous St. Louis kind; fresh andcrisp and satted just ripnt, (Fourth Flocr.) Pretzelettes Regula: Fancy, | Spring Lamb 12%c rly 18e-a-Pound,| fresh-killed, genuine Morris Chairs Regularly $7.50, at 4.90 Complete with green velour cushions; chai re made of solid oak only; carved posts, broad arms and spring seats; well made and very comfortable. FILb Tloor) Stable Sheets Regularly $1, at (de This Is one of the best bar- ains you'll sce in a year in jorse sheets; faken right from have bcen selling at $1. : (Basement, Front.) our regular stock, where they | ee Seas Reg sets and Sand _pails,. sand wagon. sets, your chance to get the children's } |] toys at li CMa | Floor, Rear hore Toys | ularly 50c, at 30¢ sand pail sets, sand sieve sand moulds; here’s Frying Pans Regularly 1éc, 10c The Acme frying Pan; stand- ard quality and make; cold handle; 10 inches in diameter; sold everywhere al 15c. Sad Irons Regularly $1.15 a Set, 710¢ This is the lowest price ever quoted for this particular kind of irons; one set. consisting of three irons, handle and stand, worth $1.15) for 70c, ~~ (Basement. (Basrmree) heavy gre! clothing. ( Req $ { | Couches 6 ft. long, 25 upholstered durable; very practicable to hold ularly $9, at 6.25 tt. wide; finely and covered with en denim; strong and (Filth Floor.) Ask for ‘‘S, & H.”’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them weil