The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1907, Page 11

| ‘ODDITIES IN T HE EVENING WORLD,” HE NEWS ALL OVER THE WORLD %Short Stories of Unu Singular Experiences Picked Out of the Chronicles of To-Day. “My daughter will not marry the man f have chosen for her. I. want to make ‘m charge of stubbornness against her,” ‘enid Mrs, Michael Cohen to the Police Tavdge at Caicopes, Mass, jast evening. The daughter was in court, and #0 was iohani Stacy, the sweetheart she had iw out for herself, “[ don't Mke the man mamma has lected,” said the girl, “but 1 do iove ‘Bir Stacy.” “And I hawe the marriage license tn | the young man| ee pocket, Judne,” Fadded ~ ‘The Court said “mubbornness” wae a pases unuaal charge and postponed the case.indefinitely, JeThe girl and the sweetheart left to- } gether, ‘ VANDAL OF LOUVRE WAS A PRETTY GIRL. In order to be arrested a pretty young < girl entered the galleries of the Louvre at Paris yesterday and with a pair of | jactssors destroyed a valuable painting, agves's “The Sistine Chapel.’ This 1s the third act of yandaliam 1H ) the Louvre within two months. The girl said she hed no reason for oulting the picture except that she wanted to be-locked up. -_IN JAIL, THEY SAVE 2 DROWNING GIRLS. Prisoners in the jail at Long Island ,Oity maved the Hues of two girls who {were drowning last evening. The pets- ‘onecs haye a view trom the jafl windows fot a ewixming pool whioh used to be an [ee pre Ackermen, sight, of ‘Dutch ae Betton and Lace Shees, Kid and Gun Metal Coif. frosssy tn Misses’ and Children’s Kid Button and Lace Shoes, Sizes 6 to 1045, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, Sizes'11 to 2582.00. $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. _ Shes 24 $0 6 $ The Junior Calf Sizes 9 10 134, $1.25, $1.80, $2.00, $2,50 and $3.: 00, Shoes for Young Men and Boys, . "” sizes 12 to 2 and2 teh The “Armor, Clad" Lacey sizes 11 tozanday to Garey, Naung Men's, ‘oys' ani ‘ouths’ Fine Lace and it $2,80 and $3.00, Batten, The ‘‘Harvard Junio: sual Happenings and Kitts, waded out beyond her depth. The prisoners set up a feartil yell, and Dep- uty Sheriff Philips came, thinking « Jail delivery w He was told of the child's danger ani and rescued her while the Just then another obtid fet hy aaron pool and was hauled out by Phitttps. ELEPHANTS RESCUE (MAN, PUT OUT A FIRE | Bacil_ an elephant more than 200 years old, mother of Jumbo, saved the life of a man near Morgantown, W. [anr elght other elophants put out a fire jin the wreckage of a train with water | ttheyhrew with thelr trunks, ‘The first 2ection of a clrous train was Va.,| WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue. ONeill-Adams Co. Established 20th, 21st and 22d Streets. Forty Years. | | Shoes wrecked and the engineer pinioned un- der the debris, which caught fire, The second section came along with the elephants. Bacil litted away the part of the to- 001 the other elephants drew water ‘from the river.and checked the flames. WIFE’S CATS DRIVE HER HUSBAND OFF. Jacob Roseberg. a professor of music at Chicago, appealed to Police Caut. Barcel, of that city, to solve the prob- lem: “How to induce my wife to stve up her ten pet oats.’ “My wife told _me,’' said the pratessor, “i I didn’t ke her pets to get out of the house, She assured me the cats ‘would neyerjibe sent: array. Bo I got Rosebery’ poleca the cats. Thi Rosel @ "Tha od idee,P he gaia. "'l Just Ko $18 for milk bought for them,” fhe went away. bfil and fe $2.58 to $5.00. 3.00 and $4.00, eet Shoe, Low Heels. Stor EACURSIONG uae —MAUGH CHUNK _@ GLEN ONOKO | rr. $1.50 CHILDREN | ie: Beautiful Mountain Pars of 309 Acres, AMUSEMENTS MUSIC, DANCING. COUNTRY DINNER. 50 CENTS, EVERX ] CHILDBEN | BUNDAY . - a 'LEHIGH VALLEY Leave Vennsylvania Ferry Stations ATE BOATS. x Tinsanontasans AND Pets y PARK AND Bi Leas, Bloomfield at., West igh ot. 6.55 40 Fe ond 330. ae ane tree blocks. below eth A OG 7 0. x EDUCATIONAL. INGTRUCTION. ho. ARP INDO a hl seu Ww. sre oe abitttied Sites uth Ud 50 CmNTs. | Part ay as ie ite } PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTIOE TO TAXPAYERA, jn the borough lerty by, section or ward, umber in; There bilis of eat year, C7 If @ taxpayer is for personal tax, fhe requisition shouls also request bill for | ach requisition shoul be 1 by’ an, envelope, ealine the abi Postion preva. Leite Tn cone of any doubt ta es vection, block | ghoul’ alee Delt deeds tot ea, with | Ceettfied dum of” thet yee Then, wi be furnished by the Departeent John B. Underhill Bouck, Muntetpal Bullding, Bor ough of J rf Broakin "New. York, corner Jackeon avenue apd Fitin street, Long inland One Borough ein + groves uh wy, 0 Os After eee ing the bills, the vi . ooo that sce few. sheck for “the "pe TE motive which held the engineer, | ted that }4! HIGH SHOES AND OXFORDS: selling, IN ADAMS BUILDING ONLY }— 3,000 Pairs W. L. Douglas for Men | At | | | 1 $1.98 | i of } | Pair Ninety per cent. of the men.who come In here to buy Douglas Shoes at $¢.98 ask our salesmen to point out the “factory damages” to’ them This {illustrates how good they are, ‘get thousands of pairs tn which' no defects are \discernible—yet we are able to sell them at $1.98 and $3.59—and yive you the biggest and best bargains In New York MOST EVERY STYLE; sortment of leathers in ‘both russet and black In fact, we ALL SIZES IN AL- this means a great as- Untrimmed Millinery First showing of the smartest models for Autumn 1907 in’ trimmed, semi-trimmed, felt and silk and velvet combinations, Women’s Trimmed Tailor Suit Hats Fine, modish models, In brown, black and myrtic. | Value $5.00; special at.. osees $3.50 School Hats for Misses and Children in felt, trimmed with Roman scarfs, just what the girls need for immediate wear; special at - $1.45 to $2.98 25¢ and 37c} navy, BMY, Imported Fancy Feathers—Speclal at IN ADA MS ) BUILDING: ONLY) ———— Now for School Clothes -forthe Boys | A wonderfyl catlection for_to-morrow’s | | wall not lower than, the price of the tall store In New York, | | tisements, transaction to the purchaser, as until our patron {s fully pleased. i promptly ‘and cheerfully. are not subject t reduction, Taffeta, Thursday's selling at |. Of course, understood that sanitary order cannot be exchanged or credited, and that tl In EITHER BUILDING Black Waists for Fall. Extensive showing of all the very newest and popular n models to be worn this Fall. . Splendid assortments in open front or back, long or short sleeves, a Messaline and Peau de Soie. All specially priced for | \-—__—___ dN sprcrar, Nor{cr |. _O’Neill- Adams. Ch THE BOND THAT } MAKE: IT IMPOSSIBLE. FOR | YOU TO LOSE WHEN TRADING HERE. We GUARANTEE the price of evéry article we sell to be as low as-4f . Guarantee. @ quality of yoods at any other Te WE ALSO GUARANTEE the ‘sthle, value, condition and-wear of every article to be exactly as represented, either In our store or in our adver- WE STILL FURTHER GUARANTEE every purchase to be a satisfactory we donot consider the sale complete IF AFTER BUYING you believe that any part of elther the letter or ‘the spirit of this Guarantee has been violated, call on us immediately to rectify |_| the error; or If for any Just reason whatsoever you conclude you would rather have the cash than the goods, then return the merchandise to us tn , | the seme condition as when purchased, and we will refund your money goods and pooda made or cut to Prices on contract goods |——- $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95 | $3.95| Late. .- $1.95 | cial at $3.95 Black Brilliantine Waist: At "Black Waists ts_of Silk | Poplin, plaited model,} open front.and tong sleeves; marked specia $3. 95 (Black Waists of Mercerized Poplin; well) (ade, extraordinary value; marked spe- pa 95 é At 95c ~ Regular $4.00 Fall Suits, $3.00 Double-breasted, belted style, with knickerbockers, 9 to 16 years. Bright, brand-ney- suits, that will sell later on for $4.00. They are made of splendid wearing fabrics in half a dozen of the prettiest Autumn~patterns and splendidly tailored. ttoductory price Boys’ good Knee Pants, ages 3 to i4. » Qe | Boys’ 39c Blouses, ages 7 to 14...... » We Boys’ 50c Serge Eton Caps, silk lined .. 2c. r {aN BIZHE RID, BUILDING ‘| Early Fall Suits and Dresses for Misses and Girls. Girls’ Coun School Dresses, $3.00 to $5.00 Values at $1.95. Girls’ Cotton School Dresses, in all the choicest patterns and color. ings; the materials are percale, gingham and lawn; waist, Russian and guimpe effect; all made with extra wide skirts and deep hem; sizes 6 to 14 years; values $3.00 to $5.00, at 1.95 Girls’ $3.00 School Dresses,}\ Girls’ $7.50 Sailor Suits, ee $1.95. $4.95. | Girls’ School Dresses, made of fancy] Girls’ Sall wool plaids and mixtures, all the| ey of este austere latest Fall colorings, Russian andjnavy blue, brown and dark. red, rast ee extra wide skirts, with) handsomely trimmed with leep hem; sizes 6 to 14 soutache braid; pues 6 to . $5.95) $4.95 years, Value $3.00.. 14 years Misses’ Early Fall Suits, $14.75. | Early Fall Sults for misses and young women—the material cloth and Lymansville cheviot, in jblack, ‘blue, brown, wine. and sree Prince Chap and semi-fitted effects, with very full flare skirts; some plain, handsomely-tailored;- others-trimmed-with-bias- folds; sizes : 14, $6, 18, 20 years; value $20.00, at ...... * $14.75 Misses’ $35 Cloth Suits, $19.75. Early Fall Suits for misses and young women—all the latest Fall models In plain and herringbone serge and cheviot; lined throughout with excellent quality satin; high kilt skirt, with one or two bias folds of self materiat; the colors are marine, vine, myrtle, seal and black; sizes 14 $19 75 . | | to 20 years; value $35.00, at i DENTISTRY. 28565555000600000.5000000600000000000000000000000009, J nes Denture” Roofless Plate § Affords perfect suction. cover the-root of your mouth or fall down: Easily taken out to clean, dental parlor has it, or can get It. charge for consultations. All extractions DENTISTRY. Tt holds. Does not Most sanitary plate ever made. Only plate that enables you to have 2 full set of teeth, or as few ‘teeth as required. We Are the Originators and Inventors. It ts made and sold only by Us. "No other No other plate like It. No. Shown and demonstrated Free. made painless by our : ew Botanical Discovery. When extractions are made in the mornthg the new set will be ready to. wear-home. at_night..Cal}_ and All work painicss. '* see the ‘Anchor Denture’? Plate, i ALL WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS, 1.00 =p Fall dete oe Exim WATERBURY 54 W. 23d St., New York. (Opp. Eden stusee.) Gola | Grewns,, 22 warat....$5.00 Oe. up DENTAL PARLORS, 414-416 Fulton St., Brooklyn, (31 door hvest“Adrabam & Straus.) HOURS; 8 TO 6; SUNDAYS, 9 TO 4. y for Men & Women No references or security re- quired—no investigations or de- livertes made. Make your pur- chase and take the goods along. fixth 1Tth 4 Third Ay: near 124th Golumbus Av, near i0dth OPEN EVENINGS, fees WATCHES AND DUAN ONDE bisa tee the Dilla have been reealved ty the a ag eg olor me Ry tite pele aers dura Octoher mest be re: DIAMONDS, AMERICAN WitcHand Di EASY PAYMENTS. WATCHES, nattadie JEWELRY, on d Swedish spoken. Ladle: J | Demonstrations cheerfully fepos: DA CO, | ror gett the Aseae danke ro ‘T-30 West attendance. TEETH. If you have threo or four teotn I’ }wilt Insert: a full set without a plate. You can have this lh | Bridge Work, Per Tooth, $5.00 | TRETHE '$4 — $7 — @—$10 GUILSHAN= | DENTIST AUB. Cor, 125th St., 8th Ave, Entrance, 271 W. 125th St. ~ FOR SALE, GREATEST AUTO SALE EVER HELD IN MANHATTAN, Wise people are buying highest-oinas, sec- ond-band rebuilt, Automobiles in preference ‘The kind Hever sold under factories having parte on motels. merretls, rom tte homes, {eon fa ain, erodes panharae: ir fact very, RBLIABLE make. put no We OUARANTEE OUR CARS TO BE AL ‘kiven’ without i towest eat in Manhattan New “York's pioneer establicment Broadway Mammoth "Automobile Ex- change, ¥ { "| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Tus at, Rear Drostwas, nt Tg | BANKING AN! BANKING AND D FINANCIAL, BANKING AND “BANKING AND FINANCIAL, _ $40, OOO, 000 NEW YORK CITY Four & One-half (42%) Per Cent GOLD TAX EXEMPT STOCK & BONDS { Issued in Coupon or Registered Form Interchangeable at Will After Purchase. To Be Sold Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1907 At 2 o'clock P. M. AS FOLLOWS: '$35,000,000 Corporate Stock, Payable May.4, 1957) 5, 000,000 Assessment Bonds, Payable May 1, 1917 EXEMPT FROM TAXATION, EXCEPT FOR STATE PURPOSES THESE STOCKS AND BONDS ARE LEGAL INVESTMENTS FOR TRUST FUNDS. Bend bids 1 aled envelope, incl re ebits a8 seal Pe, inclosed in the addressed envelope, money or certif: “Clty Record, | | A DBPOSIT OF F PAR VALUE MUST ACCOMPANY BID. Such deposit must be in check upon a solvent Banking Corporation. For fuller informatica published at Room No, 2, City Hall, New York. Consult any Bank or Trust Company, or address 280 Broadway, New York. COU ironieacen SALE. WATCHES: “OIAMONHC DS} INTERNATIONAL P aj Cr Cree ory. Ann ow Weekly Or mouthiy, payinenis " ferrets i gateed Geltversd ‘ou fret pay yinent; fia neat fat'l “DIAMO! ate OS; | §,, Aor ta boning 14. “dpe 1007, Checks malted, ‘BW. HYDE, Secretary. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LONG ISLAND. \ 8 HOU seo- mia Palenes moreas®: profit. Slot Ay. A. Mapdattan, FOUND AND REWARDS. }. Lost, LOST—Ladtion’ date; pear Manhattan st. to, Epiphany Tent Z ats) oF inte Store. Me Exure Charse fey Im | Advertisements for The World may be left at any Amertoan District Messenger Office WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 4, ot, antn oP. poner ints HERMAN A. METZ, Comptroller, City of New York 4 watot, enaraved. name, | Reward return) ~8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Foarteonth St. 7,9, 11, 13, £8, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirtecath 3 Opening of a New Season Brings Shopping Problems to Many Why be anxious or uncertain about where to buy?... Shopping lis a sclence—it can be made a pleasant task, with least expendi. |ture of time, labor and money,,.,How?....By going direstly | where large assortments, reliable qualities and a reputation for \Good Values ensure the Right Goods at Right Pricee—ideal \conditions, realized HERE! : j Addition of four new buildings, six stories high (now being built), is one of the evidences that we live up to our promises and, «8 consequenos, are constantly Ratning new customers. ; e ti yj Women’s New Fall Suits 15.98 --18.98::--23. 98::26.98 Fashion’s latest zm ole in finely. tailored Reise rmevioees Serges, Plain and Fa Broadcloths, in the various new Coat lengths—loo: e, semi ae coats satin or ‘silk lined, 4 A <2 3 Quite Unexpectedly We Came Across A Lot of Girls’ Wash Dresses i returned to him en account of late deliv- all, of which regular prices would be .98 Just tne thing/for Fall school wear—Plain and Checa Ginghams and Chambrays of fine qualities, also clear printed Percales—round and square neck, also yoke and Russian styles—6 to 14 years. Clean, fresh, ready-to-wear—$1.69 to $2.29 Dresses.-......+ 98 cents. Girls’ New Fall Reefers Five Deller) 2.98 { Six Dollar } 3. 98 Kinds, Kinds, Offered at this reduction, to start the season with values of an un-—<s. usual kind.....New Reefers made for Fall trade—not shopworn stock carried over from last Spring or Fall—others offer such—we do not! wrool and checks and piain red and navy len Paty At mee Rul length (a nittie (onger tian nerecotore)— inlald or velvet colors—6 to 14 years.,..dmart stylish “Keet- f | Rs, perfectly ner correct In every way, at lower prices than eisewhere aaked for old stock! Ceotorse: New Rugs at Old Season Prices |... i To stimulate early buying, and give you the best of reasons for |coming to Hearn’s for the new rug, we quote following Geen: low prices for Autumn's best styles and colorings, ALLeWOOL ART SQUARES BROMLEU’S SMURNA RUGS Reversible, email and large patterns, | gerictiy all woo!l20 designs and newest odtorings— colorings me 4 Tixde Instead of A manufacturer’s/ /gurpius, ery....Nearly a/thousand in $1.69 to $2.48. Wo cloaned them all up at one price— (Dherefore, to-morrow, any dress-in the tot. x2 20x60—Instend of $275 3x2 8 3xi2—Instead of $1.98. a oe SANFORD'S AXMINSTER Orfental Deaf very close a na and colorings— 9x12 feet, splendid for offices, ‘durable weave ining réoms and any room where hard wear fs apt to come on & 14.75 rug—25 stylee—worth $18.00. BAMBOO PORTIERES Atso Rico, Shell and Bead SPECIAL IN RUBBER MATS. “OB to 8.98! 18x50 inches—regularly $1.8, ee 4 Special Values In Nottingham and Scotch ~ Lace Curtains ——$- to-¢- yds, long—real-lace deaigna— Vulue Value Special Purchase Irish Point Lace Curtains Scroll, vine and novelty borders—plain figured Centres: io Loti—Valuo #4. hf Lot 2-Value Lot &Valus fF Lot Value $1 Value Lot 6—Value $1: Value & mati Vt “Supttonte “theese. altoe— Moths ate i a purctaas, we rae foreanate iF yaa. | Ruffled Musin Curtains 0 no ou ont hale S*noed that way. (inoh ruffe—and tucks; worth .0 49 —_——— an A Sale of Shoes for the Little Chaps Veal Calf—-laced—mannish style and finish—sizes 844 to rie “—regular stock price $1.25—Thursday. . q Ps ——EAmit-—T-we- Pairs ——_| = = ¢ © Sale of Children's School Clothes di i And Scholars’ Supplies All This Week! S Pcie MORNING SALES : To-morrow, Tharsday, Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying we reserve the privilege of restricting quantities, 85 ots I Women’s Black Tatteta Silk Walsts. Good Umbrellas for Autumn Elaborately tucked or richly Fast black English cloth—lape edge— trimmed with Val. lace and 1 frames— Morning These umbreling are fac better qual~ Woaren's White Lawn Wrists Novel atylos, tn embroidered fronts, or with luce and exnbrplaery. tn ate) elaborate effect aizes— worth $1,25.... SDCOND YLOOR—SHIRT Waist DIPT. Women's Cloth Rain Coats Manufacturer's euarantee label at ed-—Oxford gra in Pleated and stitched style, with bi H+ ttacn- |W Tae Silk Ribbons ea and eatin taffotae—blaok, Wh: nt and dark colore— eal Fine White Pillow Guise Goolt strong musiin—three-Inch bem— Inatead of . instead of Instead of Furst inated of .18 BASKMENT—MUSLIN DEPT. Silk Chiffon Mulls Sheer, silicy fabrics, always demand—best street and narrate at 2 shades: would be a nate batTRD || Men's Initial Handkerchiefs All linen—Hematitch— worth 15 cants MAIN FLOOR—-CENTRE BUILDING. Braye Cartain Rods Extra quality—fne Dall knobe— usually -29 Moriiing Price. THIRD FLOOR—SHADE Desirabio Towellinga Ail tihen-tor roller or Kitchen also Union checked gi 17% mich—worth 10 ac 12 ote. MAIN FLOOR—LINEN DIPS, 19 DEFT. 7% New Lining Satosns Latest colors to match new Silks TAL Drone Geoderextra, lustrous , | —yard wide—rem. Mest DASHMENT--CENTRE BUCLDING. Women s White Cambric Skirts Deep luce flounce, with inserts ari edge of fancy Jace, and finish of tucks—other styles effectively 9 reg. 3L.79.. 0 BEGOND FLOOR—OBNTRE | BUTLOINO ee trimmed with lace— “| BOLD UNTIL 1 P, M. ONLY—N( MALL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS, 4 Stamped Linens Fine White Union Linon—hemetitihed and three rows open Wwork— Soarts, 17x0—Squares, 9 kooh~ 2 fine ¥ ro y J tight fitting—plaini or fancy tailored-~ © -HALL-RUNNERS