The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1907, Page 11

KERY EXPERT ISIN TROUBLE WITH FINANCE | Mrs, Rorer’s Restaurant Put in Receiver’s Hands by Ac- tion of Creditors. | FAMED FOR HER DISHES. Said to Have Income of $10,- 000 a Year from Lec- tures and Books. Mra Rorer, the famous builder of flaky biscults and anti-nightmare rare- hits, who la sald to have an income of | __\ _gin.o00 a year from lectures and books en cocking, ja having trouble with her restaurant In this city. McDougal Hawkes, formerly Dock Commissioner, has been named as re- celver for the Rorer eating places, at No. 42 Broadway and No. & New street. Judge Holt, in the Unjted States District Court, made the appoint- ment ‘last evening. Mrs. Rorer, whose full name 1s Sarah . Tyson Rorer, has Mabilities estimated aaa Bt $26,000, The Broadway restaurant cost $20,000 to furnisn, and, pafd a rental of 7,000 a year, It was opened two years ago. Lawyer Maurice P. David- ron filed the potition in bankruptcy for—tires—clents with claims of $4,451 for-meat and- Sah, Davidson told the Court Mrs. Rorer fe insolvent and has made preferential payments and given @ chattel mortgage on the restaurant fixings for rent Receiver Hawkes is interested In g00d cooking. While Dock Commissioner he | served dinner on a department tug for | ® cents “with wine,” and thus drove indigestion off the docks. u Mra. Rorer is known to every city housewife. She has given many demon- strations of cooking in this city, and her formulas for constructing a great| THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1907. TWO BABES ARE. FOUND DESERTED INTHE STREETS One 3-Weeks-Old Girl, Richly Clad—Other, Boy of Few” Hours, Naked. Clad in expensive clothing, a three weeks-old girl baby was found early to day in the hallway at No, 68 Union Square and taken to Béllevue Hospital In passing the doorway Eugene Gropp. |] of No. 207 Avenue A, who was accom-| panied by his wife, heard cries found the infant. ‘Thera was not! about the clothing by whioh its, parent might be Identified. When Polloeman Thon, of the Leon- ard Btreet Station, came out of his house at No. 125 Reade street, to go to rs s [hia tation, be found a—-smati—parce! | _ jl & BIOWN Bhawt—it proved—to—te—#+ naked baby boy, not over three or four hours old. ‘The infant was sent to Bellevue Hos pital and: placed in an tncubator. De- tectives were sent on a house to hour canvass of the neighborhood to try and locate the mother of the child. STREET CAVE IN —OMASHIS BIG ~ WATER MAIN Section of Long Island City Flooded and Belmont Tunnel Uncovered. As if the bottom had suddenly fallen big dinner for the whol famtly out of out trom under it, a section of Fourth what was left from lunch are hard to! g:rest, between Vernon a West ave- beat. With Mrs. Rorer’s cook book and! pues, Long Island City, dropped ten an appetite life ts well worth the living. | feet beneath the surface and snapped She left the management of her re: WIDOW NAMED IN ~ ST PCE 4@ water main, which flooded several -———;—-teurantto-others,and thence came ber! niocks and washed away the earth. | Soverig or Die Betmont—tunnet—tust before midnight The water spurted up from the great hole in the street. Police, reserves formed safety and-thewaler | pipes. The flood subsided early to-day and a big force of men were pat to work to repair the damage. Unt) en- | wineers hawe made a thorough examina- tion the extent of the damage will not be known. ines about the caye-in out off fromthe : | I. | ‘Phe ‘tunnel was not affected on the Mrs. Wakefield, of Whom) Inside, according to Chief Engineer Wife Was Jealous, Recon- ciles the Buchanans. against her husband, Charles Po Bu- chanan, son of the millionaire owner of the Planet Jute Mills, Mra, Buchanan * and to-day and her husband a: living happily at No. 16 West Forty- seventh street. They wert brought to- wether by Mrs. Annie L. Wakefield, a Mrs. Buchanan's sult. i Everything scema to be settled except lawyers, Chandler & Beckman, of now wondering where they stand in the | matter of collecting not only thetr own _ | fees, but those of the referes, stenog- 4 rapher! and detectives. Mra. Wakefleld, who formerly Mved| at tho Hotel Breyoort, and Mrs. Bu-} - chanan were fast friends until Mrs, Buchanan began to suspect her husband What three detec War wuflicient, — sbe)--thow; for-« rm divorce, ‘The-case was béing heard be~ fore Referee Donald when It ended abruptly. Liat Mrs. Wake bringing husbau ~ MAN KILLED BY TCICLE, WOMAN SUES RAILROAD. now pi giant Looking back w cab, an was bin du head bit the. Now) lis widow, } erta M, Burk Buen the’ Reading, a5 « nogilkent em: ployer, for heavy damages from his engine eer Burk’s wus ‘killed. ve and barks, and in addition to curi every part of the system, M thes disease returns, usually, ix finds he has damaged his }i 1 > dyspepsia and often set up Mercurial Ren: \ with R discase so powerful as Contag 4 remains in the blood it is progressing toy has forgiven all fancted or real wrongs. | —Pittsburg—widew,who— waa named_tn- . 15 William street; who brought the | sult for Mrs. Buchanan, and who are| a reported. to her | eS a Cea | Lhe only safe and reliable cure for Contag ablé, made entirely from healing, cle ng thi. reury and potash cannot cure the trouble; can only-mask it in the system for awhile, and when they are left off | worse form than before, and the patient 5 with these strong imi j@ , ease the delicate lining of the stomach, affect.the boy |Shaller, but the force of the water left | the concrete roof bare. Mr. Shatler sent |{nvitations to all the engineers em- | ployed on tunnels and subways to visit | the tube to-day and inspect It ; } © After having brought sult for divorce The main which was broken by the caye-in waa elahteen inches in diameter, It supplied a wide section of*the city, which 1s dry to-day, The flood did much damage to cellars, ac eet pees THE ROUND UP Toriling Serial Story. See EVENING J) IORLD Saturday, Sept, 28, For opening chapters. Your Health is “surely safe from any danger possible through milk if the milk is perlectly Ty. | pasteurized, It costs 10c. a Quart, but itis 259% richer than most milk; fresh and sweet jand, above all, safe—the only milk in |New York thal is perfeethy pasteurized \ Served by our 40 stores and 300 wagons, Sh 524-528 West 57th St. Ozen to the public. S ‘€@ ACERTAIN SAFE ed. TREATMENT. ious Blood Poison. ing roots, herbs $ vile disorder, S. S, S. builds up nerals, which dis , produce chronic sm, Itwill not do to trifl ood Poison a‘dangerot yare stage, and will in the end get beyond the control of any treatment, §, §. 8. cures blood _ poison. in the right way, it goes down into the circulation and removes 4 every particle of the virus, No bad restilts are ever experienced fromthe use of S. S, S.- It is gentle and pleasant in its ac cures warrant the statement thot §, 8. §. \ treatment, Tiowe treatinent hook on this d desired sent irce to all who write,: te ‘ied UNA atid on, and forty years of Snot only a safe but a certal jease and ony medical advic dat Anniversary Offers of Upholsteries right now at ths refurnishing season. Though they are in —preat demanded all are frish_- and new, we have reduced the prices for this Anniversary dale. Si Reversible Tapestry Table Covers— 1% 1% yds; iringed all aroond, two-toned effe Tege price | | | wal ORenseestenenes 5 Heavy Stripe Tapestry Couch Coy- | Brass Bedsteads 2-inch continu- ers—fringed 21) aocnd; periectly reversible; regular price $1 45 seven brass laterals; splendidly | inch r every day it ig $1.75 each; for. Bagdad Couch Cover: ninpedvall sizes 4-6, 4-0 and 3-0; price. ION WITH ANY OTHER STORE -GREENHUT, PResIDeHT. Concerning Some -Outgrown Theories Anent Bargains “ T used to be said of some rich and lazy islands in the South Seas that when ; other Sales that bargains were “the accidents of business,” and that no store : a native wanted to eat he had but toroll over on his back and open his | could live long ‘that celebrated events by underpricing its own stock instead of mouth. He could dine without-trouble on the fruit that fell between his lips. | waiting for bargains-to drop from overloaded jobbers and manufacturers, ” That was a good old story—but it has lived its time. to the South Pacific find the struggle for existence rather strenuous. It used to be said by merchants who didn’t like our Anniversary and | versary sale. Bedsteads, Springs and Mattresses. These are all mS \ Anniversary Offerings That Mean Great Savings to All Purchasers During This Sale wanted articles, especially QTRAICHT reductions—Anniversary Sale reductions—from our own regular prices, which were the T any other time or in an lowest in town before they were reduced. A A y Modern travelers That was a.good old theory—but it has lived its time. We have never ° furnished clearer proof of its fallacy than in the success of the present Anni- ous posts, heavy brass top rails. ;Brass Bedsteads—made with 2-| Enameled Bedsteads—made with one-i..ch con inuous ith the best Jacquer;| fail on head and foot; door-knob Secor i H vases; sizes 4-6, 4-0 and 3-0} 3 regular price $20; sale around, heavy quaiiy and re- | Fegularly $30; sale $23.50 | piiceees ene $1.60 grade at . $1.45 1 1.45 grade at.. - 1,25 osts, heavy | Enameled Bedsteada—made with eZ ETAnes at > 98e brass top reits and fill ng rods; ene-incO stia phi posts; heavy 90c-grade at.. + 44 brass top rails and vases; all = sizes 4-6, 4-0 and 3-0; regularly $8.50 pricessccrseess $6 15 sizest regular price $6; versible; rezular price $2.50 $2 : each; for...+.+. Sees : - Heavy Tayestry Couch Covers—iuz Feather Pillows and Oriental effects; 60 inches Size 22x28. $1 cach; for. 2... Ssccex gue T3€ Another, same as above, but 2 x2 ydei rep. price $1.50: gy 95 Fess eee iisrosccuiae Sea Foam Keathers, special. price $4.5 | Special Duck Feathers, at.. Tapestry Portieres.—red or green; 3 “heavy throw-over lattice fringe; || Prime Duck Feathers, special. 1.75 regular price $3.50 a pa $2.75 | | Live Goose Feathers, special...--++- 2.45 Extra Selected Goose Feathers,special, 2 8) ered with choice’ cretonne or bur- Down and Feathe:s, special.-- ++ 4.00 lap; regular price $2 25 $1.95 each; for....... - (Siege! Coorer Store, Th F oor, Frent) ‘Women’s New, Fall Shoes Reduced from $3, $3.50 and $4 to $1.95 Fourteen Styles in Absolutely Fresh,.New Footwear from Our Own Regular Fall Lines. eee ee eReduced to Make Room for Added Stocks of ‘“‘Czarina’’ High-Cut Shoes || Fountain and Victory sewing machines on the market. now. durability. The acme of simplicity. Guaranteed for Ten Years Ball Bearing Automatic Tension, “~~ \'o Other Charge and No Annoyance Self-Threading: from Collectors All the latest attachments go with each machine—and free instruction is given at any time. Prices are: $19.75 $20.75. $23.75 Iments; hand- Drop-Head ‘somety tinisnea: | and $15 {(Sieget-Gooper Store, Third. Floor, Center.) Falcon/el Dessert Jellies Coitse; chocolate, vauitia, leon, oran ey sherry, mint or pi lavorss Qe ‘oven, 04c; package, i Caniel- Foods n Si ar Gorn, | Case 2 dox:n. Berns, 17 $1.90; doven Franklin Flour7% 5%! bread and gems, ete: 1 Ib. sack... SOUVENIR FRBEE—Franilin co vbina tloa stralner and irult jar filler tres with each sack of flour, reoad The celebrated WESTPHALIA siyle mild auger cure; Dold anally wold at 2. Fr day, Fresh Cereals Fresh milled Farina, {rep) rolled Avent, I picied Pea Beane Cicaby a beat patent 7-1b, sack. SOUVEN, fold me cutter freeeith cach axck 0! flour, Ti rte Bromangelon 5 e077, (0% berry, ‘ Bromangelon candy—tree with sx packages of Bromangelon. Highly tients, | 2 % ’ TACT Sretlirinreld lin Mother’s Oatmea),;,¢°7'9 oniweal: packge 10; 8 packs BBG SOUVENIR FREE Mol SAMPL TEAS—imported semples of En. | SP#9F free witheach pecksge. bP an this ci svecial sale Fr. | Ohr Wae, $15 1b —lrewh toasted, rredr-to- Tinted crea Hig raesneens OC id doccrated cup DEREL: EREY Mattresses at Reduced Prices Rerularly. Sale Price. | Regularly, $26.00 Gray Drawings....$22.0)| $13.50 Eclipse Felt $11.50 20.00 So. American Hair. 16.0) 16.00 No. 1 Mixed Haira. 14.50 15.00 No.2 Mixed Hair.. 10.50 No. 4 Mixed 16.00 Best Felt. ++ T5e 10, S eee $1.10 0.00 Special Felt 9.00 No. 2 Cotton....... 7.5) 7.50 No. |! Combination, 6.25 6.50 Fiber, soft top and bottom. 6.00 Fiber, 3.50 Excelsior, soft top.. 2.50 (Siegel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor.) (Siege! Cooper Store, Secon! Floor, Rear.) Anniversary Offers ot Fancy Linens HIS is one of the best chances of the year to buy fine art) FVHESE reductions are on standard quality goods, taken These prices in some instances are just half what they should !be—and the goods are new and JHE most up-to-date, the most re- | perfect. best | Hand-cr liable, and absolutely the and square ,Sewing Machines lege Doilies — round with linen centers; worth $1.32; to-morrow.,...... 89c¢ | Lumiere Pi.tes: Linen Center Pieces and Scarfs— a doz; at. ith handsome, Japanese drawn, work; Rubberold Trays worth $1.25 to Hand-Crochet many pretty designs; vay to be perfect: 5x7; regu. oe Renaissance _Scarfs—hand made, larly 50c-a doz.; ate. Rs 35c Special Portrait Dry regulariy 75¢ dane BED Center Pieces—hemstitched; with r h Built for easy running as well as fo iandidrapalorcoreorn worth 502 to 98c; at... Cluny Lace Center Pieces—made with linen centers; worth 8c each; . $1 Down:--51 a Week | tana-NadeRensissaice Doilies—worth 12 3) 1,95; at $1.49 and brush in box; regularly Cooper Sicre, Mile Floor, Rear.) Talking: Machines E will sell any model of cither a Victor Talking Machine oran Edison Phonograph, together with twelve records of your own choice, * L Attach-|- Prices Victory ‘nisi hand-| $12.75, §18-50-|_|-on-terms of $1 a week. (Siegel Ca2rer Store, Third Floor, Rear.) VASL 10.33. | Don’t Miss- This Great Pure Food Sh how-and Harvest, Festival Sale’ See the Demonstrations of New Food Products, Taste the Samples, Get Some of the Souvenirs, and, Above All, ‘Profit by the Hundreds of Special Offers Mail and teiep.one orders promptly filled, Santa Clara Prunes 3,000 boxes tency higtly cult Ub. box, $1.9 - 400 Chelsea, __ Frésh Meats We dsitver fresh meats {1 We 110th Street, Selected high-gra: pickled weatly 014 wold at 16c; special, 1b., Legs of feney apring amb; Ib. rer 4 Quarters spring lamb; Ib. J Qe —this celebrated colfce Is now demon: Repeat strated ip-tie Siegel Coo ec Grocery (ty a emade pork sau 7 90 pe cup); bean, OUVE fee maker (percols i free wiih $ mais of coffee. rround or por- 3D 1b, Selected fresh ki ied Western dutha Fresh Fish We clean frésh fish (reo of charge, Fancy chicken ballbut steak Fancr Boston ame ts Faney Long Heaneh blucfish Innd ee Barrington Hall Coffee CUi COFFEE ns the fxmi0u told In the Libera Lip, SOUVENIR 12:c Haininun colfes me arly at Io) free ® Chinook salmon Long Island porgica Long Island sca bass Long Branch weskfish |, ong Branch flounder’ Hoven Market codfish Alpha Salai Crcam_ | ed for by eic.j rexolar 25e by npkinf each or at: i Bosion Babed Beans, Fikes, 8e Manufacturers’ Souvenirs Free With These Food Products Dold’s Hams and Ba<on || ie. J5 SOUVENIR PREE— Decorated ir vidual sald dieh (ree with four boittes o vermacelll gor Qe tb. pactare.4 GUADARALI. Gc high-grade blend and genuine ARAL A ground of powdered; 1 Lipton’s Coffee BLEND! bean, ‘ground or POW MECH Ga LAA, NIRFREE~cen Li ion «famous - Anniversary Offers of Linoleums ute store you would pay full prices fot these | Fleer. ; ; regular goods ina large assort- ment of the newest and most desirable patterns: Inlaid Linoleums Excellent qualities, especially de—_ sivable for home and office use. Printed Linoleums A large selection of bright color ings and StF 6Oc grade at.......0....,. 5ic 75 | sale price............0.. $4.75 Sale Price. 50c grade aty....... veers B90 + 8.50 Oil Cloths A varicty of preity designs and choice colors. 5.25 4.7) oft top. A4Oc grade &t........0, 35c grade at .. 30c grade at. Siezsi Coarer Siore, Filsh Fivor, Fro Anniversary Offers of Photo Suppiies right from our regular stock. You can realize what this sale means with our low prices lowered. Fountain Dry Plates—guaranteed i these special rices for to-morrow: 4x5, 98c ce each; 5x8, each..»..... L6C | 3 ¥ i Pieces— | Acid Hypo—pkg., making 48 | 028.; regularly 15c; at-... LOc Photo Tinting Colora—12~ colors | 5c regularly, 20c, al2e 5 Ideal Toning Solution—3 oz. 4~ Cameras and Kodaks bottle; regularly 20c; at... 12 | we carry at ale times a full line Drying Racks—regularly 10c of Eastman Kodaks,Blair, Century each; ie < 5c | and Premo camer: Also a fres| ered, flex-ble stock of films, plat=s and paper; i Tegularly 5} Developing and Printing iphiednne tena We ao developinz and printing Tripods—spruce; three fold; de- | for the amateur at i tachable head; lacguered brass } jow prices. Sat at Sater ealy trimmings; regularly $1 | Brownie Films—-Nos. 1 and 2, p- | deve ore . per rolls... see DE —}-—- 2 5¢-enebyaterrree cies !deal Developer—S-oz. bott! Candie Ruby | Any Other Size Film— - larly 20¢-¢8: Cee eS eS EtT Ne 5 (Slrg2! Cooper Store, Third Flooj, Center, 18th Street) 4 Wines and Liquors - ) Special Champagne O%er cannot tell you ie brand, bur its une of the well-known imported = wines selling regularly at $30 and $342, During Anni- versary week the price will be: cases 24 pints 503 $25 cases 12 quarts ....... : : RAMSHEAD DUBLIN STOUT, Do en Splits Pa LOS Ga Fils & Co., $ ).25 | Ss. pied ern $7.75 | Can, DIAMOND INDIA PALE ALE, Per Dozen Pints. rs Jon Gers, $8.75 | Hochheimer, Jobana B: a ‘a feds case nt Quart irauneberger. Johann | Forster Riesling, ay fort case 12 quertt. © $9.75 | yeiiene ese taunts, we $9.50 | Golden Wedding Whixkey—per teion, $2.85; fll quart... Imported Sherry ] sali! frulty, mellow; Tie rue Douro; : fs aie oa e vt sllon, $35, eae soe) ic sherry Le $1.25 jie Galifornia Port and Sherry—s. Priced at, per gallon Anzelica and Muscatel; per gallon, WHOLE 8 29¢ | Cooper's 18c, |