The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1907, Page 11

|While Orchestra Plays. estra, that ooo @¥eniis blocks” received the annual fall opening to-day, crowded with ful display. the 0° titul model; and to the visttor. One and Mme. beautiful especially Raudwitz ts of Hontftor Ince. All of the costumes this year are an Honltor Boniior and net ese design is one of the atunning tions of the- opening. The volle over shade, le blue massalin: and the Empire waist ta embroidered cutrnss effect fg a lace yoke with gol ing, completes an original costume. Another gown ofigin Dination of “French Grow for purple. Tho coftume Je in effect. There {x 2 Japanese embro ered stoll on the jacket, the walst hi Hercules braid. nin al the waint department rok no waist without at least a touch 0} ot te Gow bands of thet “ince walste aro si Co.'a socal ee actisiie feagires ites and accounts for the lance snows fre thronging th where two complete stocks of thing arp offered to ci SURE PLAGUE EPIDEMIC FRANOISCO, Gept. Blue, nt William Ot; the City. A af: Health, “united in the following statement: “From our nora t date follows: deaths, 24; der O>sorvation, 2%, —— RUSSIAN TROOPS CANNOT St oprrapeaes Sept. are $rarg the operation o: October last. giving Russian the ight-to. chs Metis mutt “SCHMITZ'S femain mambera of the: ity of the Grand Jiey Long Island | Cornes Pearl Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y. ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY No Money Down fiet-with everything for houge- keeping. tract) FIFTH AVENUE Sue:! FURNITURE CO. Fifth Avenuc, Corner 14th St., T FOR WOMEN 100 SPIN THROUGH ODDITIES IN THE NEWS AT ONEILL-ADAMS Double Block Store Shows! Municipal Officers in Latest Gowns and Finery the the only firn es two entire % patrons to ton’ companies.._Gov. Hughes had been. \invtted to take the ride but declined, lowing to pressing pubile business ¢'8i For three days the two blocks on ‘Twentieth "and be the scend appreciative | women who were only too glad to Me | ten to the tine concert while they rest- (ed after their inspection of the beaut One of tse most trnportant features ot eill-Adams opening Sa the deau- owing of costumes, the French Harvey | Lew h) ht of { every feminine | eat, Heart Bheirler, chief engineer, | farm three weeks ago. gown by) white broadcloth and costume is inlaid with a wide panel of | of the run and congratulatory speeches | Jace down the front, sloping Were made. © ide design around the bottom. tucked in the kimona-Kke Hooves, the vest being of BORGLUM NOT WORTHY OF eeyea combinations ef A, Paquin model of black. yotle em-| broidered with bead radium tn sapens) ret;|In the Interest of the Profession, | @-ove years te Gecome, the bride of} finished with | th broad bile girdia. The odd heavily | above which Ince tnsert- | tn tte oom- id Japanese is a of Eveque chiffon: broad- Glotb—iiveque being Mmorely the name two. pleoss with the jacket in kimona sleeve * the tone ef the profession. I was very | Pittsburg pickle tnillionaire Be modified Mp line ;het whea I instructed my lawyers 10! to a pickle tarm at Milwood, Mi pays in chiftons. and Tedd prope the | untrutha, and he rerigned when he saw t $a_natere ny. Dig two-blook stor: CAN BE PREVENTED, 2—Dr. of the Marine Hospital yuls, | knowledge of plague, the sudden outbreak ta form can he predicted Bit <k “oottaln: number est” continue to ooour for a} od in aptte of all pre- | roa Taenti-- suspects un- CHANGE THEIR RELIGION. 4—The || Holy Synod has Issued a decree an- examsited= the nianifeste-ot > sub, hele relies The decree adds that so long ai are serving with the colors thes Orthodox | —_-—~—___ INDICTMENT VALID: SAN FRANCISCO, Sapt. 24--The gy. jpreme Court bas sustained the valid. which Indio Tod, Bugene 8. Schmitz, Abraham Ruot AN [¢.000 Bis Bie, $1,800; FurnitureCo. 44, 46248 Myrtle Ave., EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24," ‘1907. ALL OVER THE WORLD BELMONT TUNNEL Party Short Stories of Garett Happenings and that Whirls Under the Singular Experiences Picked . Out of East River. H the Chronicles of To-Day. The Public Service Commisaton, cfty oMctais, a number of newspaper men and invited guests numbering over a | (hundred, ‘to-ddy made the round. trip | ‘throughout the Belmont Tunnel, with officers of tunnel railroad and construc- was occasioned by “his freauent visits to Broadway King Carlos of Portugal has been or- elf or dle. jout the world age, in the cotn- | ENGINE AND-CARS — Fs | tie tal inc uaetitg init eeanaraey| SLA He ROM SICH T: h roya! heart ‘became nt i cars and a lo-| ne doctors p t 0 he now Bal dered to starve He Is re Car No. M1 didn't séem crowded or | i even ft fh with over 100 passengers, | and whizyed through the bore at a live land it ts wald he oft CAP EEWA 1 ly clip, which did not equal yesterday's | full as athe sik he ‘crew Jumped and saved them- trial sped test of 4 miles an hour. me Martie aelvens The fonstructing and operating oom-} physi ‘ait thoss TNE les fifteen feet beneath Punies/ were represented by E. P. Bry- toe dolicactes | Lis soon t fe jn opponed an Beangs the ero inde ox and the tral arte went. 6s an, President, and William Barclay Parsona, Vice-President of the New York and Long Island Railroad Com- pany. The Degnon Construction Com- which bullt the tubes, was “rep- Teoenited “by MrT President: Bee SLEUTH FOUND | ALONG LOST HORSE. |DIES RATHERTHAN | Wenley Gibbs's fox terrier cect) sg END 39.Y EAR DRUNK. horse stolen or lost from th = ase Seen | dent of « Pittsburg suburb, was told he | ROD, iatant to the Preai- the secretary of the Gibbs lives at Caldwell, N J. | company. n must go to a hospital and take treat- de fh was driving over Hook Mountain, when | Abe rtyssecond street meas rerio | the dog, following behind the wagon, | Trent for the fiquor habit. Rather than and parked. | Kive up his drinking he threw himse:f in front of a train last evening apd was avenue, where the party emerged after | suddenly eniffed the alr the under-river run to Leig Ieland | ; be et EL Sonera pier he rushed off into the woods, City and } original combination of the French and e eer axpiainin ing soon he acted’no queerly | killed, Japanes , the kimono aleave modi- | that ies oR ae ‘enabled “the | TbathiGibue:srollawed chines es fe ran | His wife recently declared he had not fied or exa Ated being In all of the tralns to draw fresh air in by the pis- | dick Into the trfbe {drawn a sober breath for splrte-nins worn, ton aystem. A luncheon waa served at | A quarter of a mile away the horse |yeurs: He wes sixty-Gve yeare The skirt of the white broadcloth | tha Hotel Belmont at the conclusion | Was found In a field. SLEPT OUTDOORS 50 HER MARRIAGE WAS Y EARS, DIES AT 83. DELAYED 26 YEARS. “Cast-Iron Jack’ O'Connell, who for | Pledged not to ma while her! ntty years never slept In a bed or under NOTICE, SAYS GUDEFROD, | mother ana an uncie and aunt Hyed.|a roof, ts dead at the Eyanaville (na. | houre, aged elghty-three years. nell for half a oentury lay at Lord & Taylor Shoe Dep te Wednesday, September 25th Annual « Advance Sale’ of Women’s Boots & Half Shoes All the New Smart Fall Styles inckuding the Extra High Cut Boot, Tan Russia, Black Russia, Vici Kid and Patent Leather; light welted and turn soles, button or lace; » value $5.00, at 3-25 Broadway and aoth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. RYAN HAS TYPHOID FEVER. Police Captain Ryan is still serfous- ron grading in the rear |iy i at his home. The phyalciaas Here RUD Wave. determi: ned that, he 1 pattocine fe best of typhoid fever, and are unable mange weakened [SQ jist what ara’ his pr ft to the poorhouse. Misa Marion Viola Wodin watted twen eo ton B. Baldwin, Miss Woodin of Morr! at Roche: Yen. | Sculptor Says, He Withdrew [ee His $50,000 Suit. | MERIDAN, Conn., Sept. U.—Bculpter | | route A Gudefrod. who bas just re-! turned froma trip to Canada, was aaked to-day his reasons for withdraw- | tbe iat ee eee een coe" CUPID, AND PICKLES “®uch affairs as these are to be depree | TAME A WILDYOUTH, | cated." be sald, “as they tend to lower) Zachariah Cruikshank, jr, son of the waa went sing! tives away Baldwt [his father Young Zach lost no tt Gis father yesterday rece’ Marsoste ving | @ram: seyret eaving | "Ara married. Zach." the menibera_ of the National Bpciety ienew that Ho lum | cused him befcre about {t ed this tele. What the sentiment was, He la not | Zach had met Miss Laure Catlds. 9 [Jonger 10 be reckoned wi! and hig ac-| merchant's daughter, und after two} >: peepee pena arene worthy y edt pontidera: | weeks courtelip mace her his wife. to make the Piano a ‘Young Zach's need’ of teformation NATURE PROVIDES FOR SICK WOMEN & more potent remedy in the roots and herbs of the field than was ever produced from drugs. In the g: old-: fashioned days of our cae mothers few drugs were used in medicines and Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass., in her mtudy of roots and herbs and their power over disease discovered and gave to the women of the world a remedy for their peculiar ills more potent and efficacious than any sombination of drugs. Lydia E. Pinkham’ sVegetable Compound {san honest, tried and troe remedy of unquestionable therapentic value. During its record of more than thirty years, {ts long list of actual cures of those serious ills liar to women, entitles Lydia b. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every fair minded person and every thinking woman, When women are troubled with {regular or painful functions, 3 ness, displacements, ulceration or inflammation, backache, | flatulency, general debility, indigestion or nervous prostration, they should remember there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. No other remedy in the country has such a record of cures of feigale ills, and thousands of women residing in evéry part of the United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia B. Pink- ham's Vegetable compound and what it has done for them. @ Mrs. ins all sick wromen ta write her for advice. Sho has. guided thousands to health. For twenty-five years she has been advising sick women free of charge. She is the dav; hter-in-law of Lydia E. Pink- ham and-se-her aseistant for years before-her decease advised under her— of note. “check” again, stock under these conditions, immediate direction... Address, Lynn, Muss. the Sale, @ We furnish your house, floor or ST dud egal ins nota The Great Autumn Clearance Of USED PIAN OS} & || Presents 214 Fine Instruments at Low Prices ‘Right at the Beginning of the Musical Season USIC lessons, Winter evenirigs, home entertainments—all conspire ost essential feature of the household life. And just when the problem of buying looms large, this Wanamaker Quarterly Sale of Used Pianos comes to solve it. It ranks among the most important of our periodic eraclclearine events, in the-number and quality of the instruments involved. ‘The usual sources contribute—pianos taken in exchange, pianos that are returned trom rental, instruments shopworn from being shown on our floors—but not a-piano in the lot that is not thoroughly good. Pianos of every make are ineluded—CHICKERING, STEINWAY, VOSE, WEBER, HARDMAN, the celebrated KNABE, and many others Theroisa fine collection of UPRIGHT PIANOS, ranging in price from $70, $80, $90 to $450— among them many instruments suitable for teachers, schools and clubs. There are about twenty-five GRAND PIANOS that offer splendid bargains for churches, hotels, or private houses where the requisite space ig valuable. A score of SQUARE. PIANOS at almost absurdly low prices—plenty good enough for beginners—will be among the first to be snay»ped up. Among the Piano Players and Mechanica! Pianos isa. notable group. of EMERSON. ANGELUS PIANOS, some with, others without, the Melodant device. The superb crotch mahogany with which they are veneered “checked,” “them back to the factory to be refinished—but we cannot guarantee that they will not Hence a concession of $150 on each of these brand-new. instruments—they cannot be guaranteed against checking, and of course they could not go into our regular and we Every instrument among the 214 has been putin the best possible shape, and many “cannot be distinguished from perfectly new pianos, The price of each is strictly in accord- ance with {ts condition—and every piano in the lot representa a good, safe purchase. The WANAMAKER EASY TERMS apply without exception to every instrument in When good pianos may. be bought so cheaply, it ia absurd to think of renting one. Tha monthly purchase instalments are-no larger than the rent would be, and you aa aaa the piano outright rape BOE! ll own the pi asta Reweyal eicace Meck: | E E ] H | It-is wise to come early for the choicest prizes. mobile Establishment i ers Campbell Upright Piacoa Miscellaneous Uprights | Miscellaneous Uprights 7° Sohmer Grand Pianos ha falda a, iPyow heave three -or-tour-testtct tf: ~ Originally daw. Datainalts— Now. BIE ee OU EDR! Fierog- Arrows 1904, | WHT insert a full sot without a/ 375 128) Hardrian 8260 ich : | Kranich & Bach Grand Air peek pete: Rouen have this done. 1 | 39-190 boas 5 Planos $1,440 ridge Work, Per Tooth, $5.00 Pattiaon .. 300 185 . Originall | howd aries . ile Dott Upright Pianos || natin wun 2 225 | veret £275 | One finns, thobilen, TT EB E TH | Originally. Now| Myliua m0 140] Weber Phuresquare Pianos 230 f \{] Stix. Waters 300 «140 | Btelnway Thurston is, | Riboo e eee a 134 — $7— @— $10) Knabe Upright Planos | Lurch .. 3 145 | Stason & & Fam sy gs05 Stodaert” unabouta, : omit: | | : |g ) other until ‘opporinnities; demonstra: res SO oho Bet eae Bop | AIDPeCHE sss, HOO #210 | R B TIRES HORNS, BODIES SLAUGATHRED, i | | 2355] i rand Planes | Noreen: Broadway Mammoth Auto- DENTIST ||| Crown Upright Pianos 39 140, Chickering G eaoi| Berget&-Conselman: N.E. Cor. 125th St. & 8th Ave, se ort, Fal 8105) Oriatnally, Now. | Gull & Church i re, t Son. Entrance, 271 W, 325th St. | 1} One = are Five Quarter | Morgan & Son a , ; j 0-170) Gither RTEAMBOATS, 7 Seo | Merrill Upright Pianos { +80 175) Gre Baby Orand 8" 696] Decker Originally Now Liszt PATTEN LINE \ 5 $215 Ea SEs Gute aoe 675 | Linderman Two 335 390-108) Grane nc Haines il | Klaber 30 1 | One Concert. nes CLOTHING at the Ow | i Kurtzmann | Sauls a dee | prana Phelps ai } LONG BaaANCH AND | Upright Pianos | Wweoer wo 210) near Planos Chickering .. ea ANGLED THING CO ASBURY PARK AND ‘twelve reduced to... | Gabler . 380 310 | Originally: Now. Piano Players boxe & 8 $250 BI i TCHES « DIAMOND Originally | Now|) asaidon oo faiot one. a Parior me Na a LER WA on Creoir Three . $380 800 Hazelion 40 2is| Gren melon Weekly or monthly, payments, Goods guar one, yrvre sts) Soe | Cornish # '245) Mason & Hamiln Grand| gelus cwithout teen’ and deltversd ‘on firat Ten 1: oon ae pa BAS | weber cant 20 | jae Melodant) hi ential. NAT. LDIAMOND & WATCH CO, Chickerin: | Hartman | »| 235 Pianos bare apy 38 inn Expertenced packers want- | ‘3 | Phuraton DO Originany, Now. | | 1 Autoplano ... 550 CLOTHING to, or Gas n $1 ed at once for Grocery Depart- | Upright Pianos | Grapebars, ) 12 Angelus Plano ve fy)" | ment, Simpson- word Co, | Originally Now| 29" ae pat iayeres oi 2) Soon NGE PeEBHINe lApbly to. Grocery Office, 6th’ He) R20 | Tae io 180 Angelua i... 330 39 BROADWAY. Enirasce on Kee ooh | eer » fe “au5) Bane 180) Thine a me 3 tine Blake | Sy tite : Raby Grand & .@4| Players... Teese tne Sah | Miscellancous Uprights, |» Hives Yomi, eee Agree Piano RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, _ Ortistnally” Now! | Lenox wo) wan | YY shen Orapd Peanog Bimpiex’ Plano. ~ DEBTS COLLECTED, — Goldrenten } Btandary, * fen Set0)) Originally, Now Pate i D) BTS | COLLECTED, Homemerergemrrerd hacen fy ERE My gaa | One $160 8275] y symphony im | whinout onal ucesaatul Proniptat Aton Saune |... as BO Seo | one 60 280 jaymphony ....1080 ig UARATS aauceske thal pe a is = " Do Exrerieneed nah y; [acy "wanted, Aarons) Sranspartatton, m Word Lost, FOUND i REWARDS. | See ae ea ar ehc era rare HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Now. “onan sent Now. 6250 Hl 60.00 110 100 100 noo 800. | 79,1 aati “{O-and t2-ct, Notion Specials 6) BE Emit — Fre. ‘Curtain manufacturers in the country | HEA 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 gnd 30 West Fourteenth St. . 13, 18, 175 19, 20, 21,22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and dowd Sureden STILT, MORE ROOM....A lterationa funder way will add Four Butldings, #lving wa addition of Three Stores on Fortrtecath Stecct and One Store om Thigloenth Btreck NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS! Our’ Great Fall Sale Values 40 Speak for themselves in a most emphatic way. Our Announcements Carry Convictiow = and Bring Results . 4 Because of Their Truth THIS LIST OF SPECIALS FOR TO-MORROW Comprises New Offerings Not Before Agee ct : No peal or Telephone Cee a : $1.98 Lingerle Walsts. | 49 ct. Chiffon Sitk Novelties .27 White Bitk Finish bo: Bheer weave, in charming light an@ in re pane Feds freee ith dark erase figures, bv hat a GHatts (or eyening dressed children’ dancing frocks—ali £7 inches * Ww The smart pew cher fie wine and green, blue atk sowie ot. especially styiish—t in, wi Limit 15 yards, $1, 00 Poplins and Melrose, .55° k and large. variety of olzes. : Lmnit—Two, $1.15 Elderdown Sacques | Ripple Elderdown, tn tight btue, ave der —ret—and—sray siti o—largo Collar ined H to 46. | Lait | $1.10 Felt Hats... .69 Fifteen newest shapes black aud fash: jonadle colors, including piym and leather, Limtt—Two. '59 ct. Fancy Feathers.... .36 Toquos, Wings, Breaste fins, grade lon ‘and full—biack, white, piers at Jonable colors. it—T wo, Women's 33 ct. Drawers. . 27 Fine Coy Cambrio-tawn ruffle—with wide H. hem sfid three HL 6. tucks _Letnit—Taree, colons. tn Lirtt 18 ait 17 ct. Mercerized Percalines .11 All the new shades for fashion’s der mands—also black=yd.owide.- - LAmit—12: yards, eee 19 ct. White India Linons.. 40 Extra fine quailty, for dresses and un paar sete in ide. re VCORE ara a sites yards: $20.0! Axminster Rugs. 4 | ooo velvet grade—Sxi2 f 49 ct, Stamped Scarfs.... .29 ceigne, embracing Oriental, medal-| jsxsi--White Union Linen—hematitehea Hon, floral and large and small all- d three rows openwork—also 80-inch iy jeslgns. Etmit—One. ci E art $3.50 Tapestry "5 Shades fiers) | Couch Covers.... 2.29 Baal —Tiney folaacawnttas sd Dest } Faire An Sele 2) reir he akin fulshed, bt subject to sight imper= <h | wide. fections. a3 = rf | Limit—Two, Limit—Six. Ps | ® > ies as $20.00 Women’s Suits.... 13.95 = Tae Broadclotha-and plain Cheviotsa—black: brown, navy and green— __three-quarter coats, semi-fitted, double breas handsomely strapped front and back—sizes 32 to 46—Suita for which others ask $25,00. LIMIT ONE—NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. a x $ ry Babies’ 59 ct. SIIK Caps.. .33/18 ct. Beige Suitings.... 9 5 | -Bmb'd, corded or tuckea—French or| Natty wool designs tn this jpopaler ruohe styles—ribbon rosettes, lace, atc. wool-finish fabric—very effective for “ribbon or allie tes. wals’s, children's dresses, eta M4 Limit—Tro, LAm!t—15 yards, /Boys' 29 ct: Caps...5 18 +49-t0-24 ct—-Embroideries..t4 Golfs and Etons—new Fall styles. In| New stock of Edgings and {nsertings— ner cheviot and fancy, mixtures—| Campbric, Natasook and Swiss—7 to My foibtred. covert and popular colors. | “inch—beautitul patterns. a Limit—Twe. Limtt—10 yards. “Women's 10 &42 ct, H'dk's,, .5:35 ct Stationery Cabinets. 18° = One or two Niws Tratitttching, Swith waite tinted Parisian Cambric— Jace edge or emb'y. | Cambridge sixe—s0 sheets) envelopes. Lamit—i dosen. Limit—One, ¢ > $5.60 Women’s Lace Waists.... 2.95 Fancy White Net—elaborately trim'd with fine Val. and Cluny Laces and Point Venise Medallions—rich styles for evening wear—sizes 34 to 46. LIMIT ONE—-NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS, lez e = Fy 35 and 40 ct. Ribbons.... .24 | Misses! $10.00 Suits... 5.98 mal tallored—Cutaway and a Beat Mosse aaa tient. and dark | Te oe douste a breast—! shacent inches wide erictiy —2et cks and pintdes iy De most Limtt—10 yards. | particular miss will be Dleased ; $1.39 Blankets. Hea Gis hem amie at iy vy cotton fleeoe— “Jit oaize, for iarge:; worth $1.39. | Dodero, Tt two Patra, Wome nisi7and24ct. = Hone. Ad Usle and cotton—1 paticrnseall sixes —anat famples. Lintt=Three Pairs; HOSE 8U PRORTERS, and narrow ete: plack. TERS, pia tops, wide seo white oF NEEDLEBOOKS — 3 styles—assorted sewing and daring needies Limit-—Tywo, ROLL TAPE—white—% and % inch— plece of 4 yards, Lim!t—Three Seta. 16 ct. Turkish Towels .. .10 i n, close weave—full bleached Limit—Two Pieces. | white: fringed. ino Itt. 69 ct. All Linen Damasks.. .42 29 ct. Bristle Hair Brushes 18 Brow white~6$ -tnches wide—ine- al oto rows bristles solid -packs— ~— signs—n staple article at hate r lo Brushes—don't judge by lar prices. abl a Limit—6 yards Ca '],200 Pairs WOMEN’S GOODYEAR WELTED SHOES 1. ie All sizes and widths—value § $1,004 —tO-Morrow,..... 90 Soft kid vamps—patent tips—dull calf tops—Blucher cu!—new opera tos last=—Cuban heels hand sewed extension soles—inimediate com- etortnol breaking Aineceesatyom e > Blanket Values To which we could apply: the strongest adjectives without ex- aggeration. Finest Austrailan All Wool—?ixs0— - extra size-—pink and blue borders Minch taftola rivhon binaine <-11.08 Confinuation of The Lacé Curtain Sale! From Bankrupt Stock of International Lace Curtain Mills An up-State firm—one of the largest ....We obtained » largo portion of | the stock at a liberal discount, for | | Fine Califor cash, making a most advantageous | muarante d ail wool and fast oolot purchase, as the Gurtains were made for. s Autumn's trade, and striclly new and desirable, compris-| 98 ing the best grades of Scotch and Nottingham in the finest real lace patterns; — | 98 cent Curtains $1.50 Curtains .. $2.25 Curtains . $2.49 Curtains . $2.98 Curtains . $3.98 Curtains Finer to 8.98 + 3.98 cheng nd Infighing— otton eider= 98-1 Remarkably Fine Values = In Handsome Large Rugs FINE VELVET RUGS. | BROSBELQ RUGS.) — KOY 1. WILTON : Best All Waoll Velve rime Body ROS ih 2%x8% and 8xt yds dxt yards est makea—2xd yds.— { worth $22.00 and §24.00. | worth $30.00. worth $4 34.98 Justrocs pile he 17.084 | 2505 tiave yet shown, including such Makers or ay W. J, Sloane & Co., Sanfo Carpet CAcAlex: i ander Smith and other leading manutaccurers, ae ls