The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1907, Page 4

“ pee EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AG Ser 22, EVENING WORLD RACING CHART SIXTEENTH DAY A™ SARATOGA. AUG, 22. Re TRACK GoD, . Mulligan. Baroda, furlon TT Zien 745, gis Russell T37_Sea Wail Bix al Start. good. Won: drty Esimmons. WA ARNE EASILY “DEFEATS WAlcHY NEWPORT, R. I, Aug. 2—“W. A: Larned to-day ensily defeated Irving C. Wright in the third round of the na- JACKSON RULES ON Independence League, Social- ists and Prohibitionists Not ay THE PRIMARY LAW died just as Ambulance Surgeon Ca: reached her from Bradford Street Hos tonal tennis tournament. In the first set Wright did not get.a game, and none of the games reached deuce, Wright ed to et three games in each of the next two sets, but at every critica. polnt Larned ran to the net and scored a kil. is and Plummer, who stopped last night with their match in the second} round at two-all, completed thelr con- test to-day, the former winning de deciding set. cr Beals def ented H. A Plum- . 8, a | veatfall detated G. H. Nettle-{ med defeated 11G, B. Wright, Register, Anderson Geteated G. A.. Gar. rst, 6-3, race netentedA;-—Holmer: 6-4 (Bartriage defeated R. Lovering, GOOD SCORES MADE RO rt defeated H. G IN DEAL TOURAET Two Hundred Starters in Qual- 2 =soifying- Round Including the Leading Stars. Aug day Der that can get th tr OL Bais Were ruled hig! card wan + of Deal C too The beat tournament (second round, ! {Primary Election law was amended by | and Prohimition parties may nominate | Prob | @are this year by proper enrolment for | | He 1a Bound This Year. (8pectal to The Ev: ALBANY, Aug. 2. the Lesisiatury at its session this year to compel] political parties entitled to a place on the oMcial ballot to huld official ‘primaries. for party nomina- tions, Attorney-General Jackson, in an opinion made public to-day, holds that the Independence Leegus, the Soctallst for offices to be yoted for at the coming election through unofiicial primaries ns {reviled yy the tailed of those. partic: and py the existing statutes regulating unofficial primaries. ‘The Attorney-General holds that the | Independence League, the Sociilist and ion-partios, {f they ace to come. primary . must pres under the the holding of official primanes next | year. He contends that these parties id not have muMctent opportunity for enrolment thin ¥ 9 ofictat prin y cannot be held,” eral, “in the enrolment ‘previously | a made, As to the pre space for enrc jeneral ation of additional | hooks the Attor- has been ad State uld be: First. | mocrat: third, | ourth, Boctalist; | [EVENING WORLD RACE CHART’ /ELEVENTH DAY AT EMPIRE CITY. AUG. 22, CLEAR TRACK FAST, *Indicates Empire track. “ie som Pohanks three Fra teet jes F qi; about two. hundn art good. Won drtying: place same ff and Upward; $1.00 added one tailevoad Start wood.—Won-Ariving:-ptace same, Open Ila Keys suse iiiaenes 7h “Te arhyn, Sam Rice ——- HAD 10 JUMP TWO ~ STORIES WITH Bay Stephen Naudiinot, of No. 69 Essex "| street, Jersey City, was among the first Spectators to-day as the residents of the four-story apartment-house at 3 G4BY CRUSHED 10 DEATH UNDER CAA Three-year-old Ca wntain « at ‘dren 6 this sudden notion A Liberty ng and the ran right Into the front platform | re the motorman could stop. 135 Essex street rushed outdoors to e: [cape a fire which was sweeping throug the building. Aira. pany Joreph Pave that shrieked that her jind in the ase~ 4 Naudiinot ran found the infant, h Sha was thrown ton feet and was The fire cut off escape by the ate, picked up uu scious and bleeding *0 ae of Jumped out Of the win- from a deep cut in the head. The child | 40%), holding the baby. He landed y and amid cheers restored to Its mother. the 1 pital The home woman likes most to please the home folk, to brighten the home meal with the best at her command; for this purpose she serves NABISCQ SUGAR WAFERS Dessert confections that com bine so perfectly with every form of dessert that she has for daily service a constantly in- creasing variety of delights: In ten cent tins, also in twenty Are cent tina, “MOLLYCODDLE CUP.” They have a new summer drink at FOR. THREE Garments which Finished and Unfi Sy Tye % An Important Clearance Sale of High Grade Summer Suits for Men Special at $19.50 Former Prices $28.00, $30.00, $35.00 prices for carly Fall service—the fabrics are heavy enough and the models new enough to justify it nist KUN Broadway & Warren Street Broadway & Bedford Ave. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY THURSDAY, ‘FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY _ GARMENT MODELS, HALF LINED we could afford to offer at the standard ed Worsteds and Serges in mixtures, black, and blue. th, Gray & Co. NEW YORK Broadway & 31:t Street BROOKLYN Fulton St, & Fiatbush Ave. rned out—the—interlor of 6th Ave: ‘and 18th St. Third Floor Salesroom. Shoemakers’ Clearing House ENTIRE STOCK .OF E.F. Ricker Shoe Co. : LYNN, MASS., consisting of 12,000 Pairs of Shoes for Men, Women, Misses and Boys, on SALE TO-MORROW At $i mOy6) a Pair. These Shoes are well worth $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50., 3,000 Pairs Women’s shoes at Worth $2.00 and $2.50. Made of Patent Coltskin and Vici Kid; extension soles; sizes 24 to 8. 2 LOT 2. 5,000 Pairs 20 Misses’ Shoes at Worth $1.50 and $2.00. Made of Vici Kid; patent tips; extension soles; sizes 8! to 2. LOT 3. 00 2,000 Pairs j es Boys’ Shoes at $2.00, with Worth $1.50 and Made of Box Calf, double’ soles; sizes 1314 and 1 to 5¥4. LoT 4, 2,000 PAIRS MEN’S SHOES at Worth $1.50 and $2.00. Made of Box Calf, Vici Kid Satin Calf; sizes 6 to 11 Beeuccoss SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Every Brill Suit Reduced 30 to 50°, You save 30 to 50% on clothes you can wear now. fou save 30 to $0% on clothes you can wear later in the season. You save 30 to 50% on clothes you can wear next season, For wear now here =e tropical weight worsteds, flanaels in two-piece suits of lightest construction. For season —here—are—tneddun—walght—worsteds.— thibets, vicunas, d yelour cassimeres in every color, models of three-piece su 4$-lined and full-lined. For wear ne eason “Brill Clothes!’ Every Brill garment Is advanced style. You are assured in every Brill garment extreme style sow and good Style text seasore—trae onty-of-Briicciothes. Brill Brill Brill Brill serges, velours and in over 100 Sax Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, veer, Values Values Values to $15.09, | to $18.00, | to $22.60, | to $30.00, $7.50 | Youths’ $13.59 $15.00 Children’s; Chil?ren’s Outing Suits, Trousers, Wash Suits, - Values tat price, Suits, Values to were Balt price) to ere PasS0) | $24088) ||agctoisaos| | $7.00) $7.50 $4. 99 $1.50 to $4 24c to $2.48 GET THE HABIT, GO STII others 47 CORTLANDT, n. Greenwich. 125th STREET, cor. 3d Avenue. FOUR UNION SQUARE, 14th, n. Bway. 279 BROADWAY, n. Chambers, More than 100 TONS of World, are ‘sold every eee think of The World “Want” “cnergy'? this meansy° ’ . 1907. { Sub-Station Store, Old Bullding Tomorrow---Lucky Friday Inthe ECONOMY BASEMENT Good luck, indeed, to be able to share in the splendid offerings prepared for tomorrow in the Sub-Station Store, Not chance on our part; but careful planning, that makes ;, them posaible. ‘Most of the lots will provide satisfactory selection for Saturday morning, too—be sure to get here on one or the other of these days. To begin with, there is a most. tempting offering for mothers of sclioolgirls: Girls’ Fail School Dresses Smart New Styles at $2, $2.25, $2.75 These ex prettily made dres: between the Hxht Summer dress and the heay. made of moderately heavy, stylish cotton mixtures, especially for us, specially low prices, and altogether desirable, with school days but a | few weeks away. Descriptions: At $2, regularly $2.50 —School Dresses of fancy cotton mixtures, in broken plaids, with high necks, braided collars, belts, cuffs and plaited akirts, Sizes for 6.to 14 years. es are a nappy medium Fall froci. They are At $2.25, regularly $2.75—Girls’ Dresses of sateen, with polka dots; yoke, siceves and belt piped with white; platted skirt, lined to walst. At $2.75, regularly $3.25—Fancy Plald Dresses in light and dark materials, cotton mixtures, Sizes for 6 to 14 years. yles and colors, trimmed in various s ° Women’s Stockings, “15¢ Pair Seconds of 25¢ quality, but they will look and wea Just aswell as if perfect. Fast black cotton, fashioned, unbleached soles. : Women’s Vests, 18c White ribbed lisle thread, low neck, Ricavelent of 2c qualities. Three for 50c. Also “seconds” Fixings for Men—Worth Attention Is your Up bureau drawer yawning for a new collar supply? are you short of suspenders or garters? Then look here: Men's Collars, Six for 50c You can’t tell them, In appearance, comfort or wear, from the two- for-avquarter sorts. We have a new supply here for tomorrow, in the popular wing, lock-front, turndown and standing styles All sizes, Sol in half-dozen only, at 50c half-dozen. Suspenders, 25c a Pa Plain and fancy webbings, nickel buck: from short ends of 50c webbings. Garters, Three Pairs for 25c Made of short pieces of the webbings that go lito Lic garters. maker of our 25c garters has just sent us (his very attractive lot. Dressing Sangre and Long Kimonos A seasonable offering this, because there are weeks of warm weather yet to come—a great value-giving offering because all tly models are marked below the regular pr regularly 50c —Dressing sacques of lawn, white ground, ‘a with border of lawn. Broken sizes. 1.25 —White dotted Swiss muslin; leeves and front tied with ribbon At $1, regularly $1.25.—Of cotton crepe cloth, shirr linmed with Persian border, At 75c, relularly $1.25 —Long kinionos, of white lawn, with col- ored border. ir eather ends. Made The finished plain colors; Fine Corset Bargains Several excellent mouéls to choose from, at prices below regular values, They are graceful, well-fitting models that give a trim walst- line and smooth fit over the hips: At 75c., regularly \$1.25—C, B. a la Spirite Batiste Corsets; long and sho) aii i bela At $i, regularly ¥60—RT & G_ Corset for the aver supporters front and side. ae gare} At $1.50, regularly $?.50—P. N. Gorsets for full figures; garteis ai ached side and front. At $1.50, regularly $2.60—R. & G. model for well-developed fig- ures, medium bust and arm, long over hips and abdomen, P < $1.25 Black Petticoats, 85c Well made, practical petticoats of mercerized sateen, with d flounce of utitched plaits or stitched bias folds, oe Economies in NOTIONS Little things at little prices—things women must have, at prices that mean decided sayings, Light welght dress ahivlds, low bust; = | needles, nize 3.) package 10 Gold-ey: od m, 160. 2and 4; Se, a pales Bde. i daseati pap Lace edge dresn jhields, siz |” sewing “cotton, Se. 2, 3) 10. airy 81,75, omen, Pepi 9 on be epogl: (ncaa Linle, elas upportera, Dinck |" Corset clasps, fe, or white, to pin on; for girls and! © : Monten ie, A pate! STR, Hops oriall and medion Fancy elastic lose supporters, to ti pin on, 10¢, and Ihc, a palr, ogy GL Dolt of mkirt braid, nit ool- Pad ‘helt, hose supporters, assort- | "XK ed colors, 25 Imitation siiell alr ping, mall size, box of te dozen, Se, Hat pins, colored glass heads, Se. Snap fasteners, black or white, small or large, card of 2 doxen,ii0c. ‘Aluminum. thimbles, fe, m donen, | “Card of fancy tollet pina, Bo, Hooka-and-eyes with sprig, bluck | 'Nebt-on hat elastic, Be. or awiiteliass arene ds Fatheratitoh braid, Goyer ‘American ping, 4c. & paper, / | so. Yard ptece, Birawberry meries, ste, Wire bali i PaiERa gio pisn #04 rime Linen buttons, 6 dozen am hens Ma Jet hat pins, Be. m dowen, adn books, assorted sizen’ Gc. and Cabinet of assorted halt pins, Be, Two Good Toilet Hints Me, Tooth Brushes at te, | Halr Brushes with sulld. backs.26e. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A, T.. Stewart & Co, x vay, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St.” 4 S Broad