The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1908, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, |eaTcHes A RUNAWAY | | WITH A TROLLEY CAR, || 9 MINUTES FROM HOBOKEN TO THE 14TH ST. STORE. Patrolman John McEnery, of the | lreenmeat station, was back on post to- | | day with a few bruises which, he sald, jg hurt to speak of, after having a number of persons from injury A ora ® runaway horse. , MoEnery was on a south-bound trolley | car on Tremont avenue yesterday when ~ |ox crease) Bee GinaeS 13 eolieey | d by. Th was Jin the. saath aiecanrenal ite paicoeee told the motorman to put on speed. For ‘Regulars and eat Join in|) severat| blocks| Horse Vand trolley cat ood. McBnery lean q a platform of the car dd caught the Game at Harbor and horse's bridle. He leaped to the street and was dragged, ha tor ! the horse was brought to a stop. The Sound Forts. horse had run all the way from West Farms. In the bottom of the wagon lay Henry A state of war has been formally de- Youe!. 8! ola ae bonnes pecni ati clared by Col. Garland N. Whistler, com-| polte im from the Wi manding the Hastern artillery district, pols) busts @nd from now until the end of the ' week the 5,00 troops mobilized in the various forts protecting New Yrrk will be playing a mimic war game, So far as intent and purpose are con- cerned the game will appear to be the real goods. Thirteen-inch guns will boom, mor: tars will roar theoretically, zg across New defenders win, with wrecks. | The chief pol attack, tt ts be- Meved. will be For Wadsworth on Staten Island. For the last two days troops have been pouring into the de- fenses until the fort and adjacent camping grounds bear the appearance of a battlefield, The Ninth Regiment, Léeut.-Col. William C. Morris, and the Forty-seventh Regiment of Brooklyn, commanded by Major Henry B. Bald- win, have gone into camp on the reser- vation. In addition to the force of 40 regu- fort, one company of rein- forcements have been sent from Fort Hancock, ndy Hook, to aid In pro- tecting N rk from the approaching fleet. The troops foned at Fort Wadsworth and in Fort Hamilton across the Narrows, 4 one entrance to the harbo: war also in Forts Sch which guard the appr City trom Long I Sound, and por- tlons of the Seventy-first and Forty- seventh Regiments of State troops have been sent to these for: direction of t troops will a operating the four fo: shells will go | York harbor un the bay will PICTURES! 12,000 FRAMED PICTURES, MIRRORS, AND PHOTO FRAMES Tremendous Special Purchase-Sale Begins Tuesday Morning (esas Than 1,000 Different Subjects. Values Range Up to 69c. The Price AsKed Is Less Than the ( Cost of the Glass or Frames, [SHAVING MIRRORS, “11.1, 10c Tone quality should de- terminethechoiceof agood piano, and the WATERS cannot be surpassed in the| matter of sweetness of tone.| Waters Pianos are very} handsome in appearance! , Yaderthe and warranted to be dur- the task of | able, but their chief excel-| lence is a rich, deep, full tone with fine singing quality. Send postal for cata- | Religious Subjects] | Looking Glasses p logue and terms. : misoaiacublewors AND MIRRORS. Framed in Ki Special Low Prices are “namental. silt gilt, cak, ma- 737. — irames, size ogan: nisl REV. DR. HARRIS ILL. now offered on some very x17. Values up C Mennereserides ip tab Mis : fine used Pianos in our to 39. Price Marvelous val- uesat this price oats, from Which | Exchange Dept. Payments! He May Not Recover. oni ly $5 per month, The Rey. Dr. Thomas Robinson Har- ris is seriously sick at his home, No. Be rity Gi | Horace Waters & Co. from a rare disease, from which he not recover. He is a victim of Three Stores: Bowig which means an obstr 1134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. Ba ree ay ; j127 W. 42d St., near B’way. Hace Dene Oren reniaet se v 4 is one of tne best known |) biscopet “clergymen. inv thet 254 West 125th St., near 8th Ave. He is sixty-nine |¥ 1 dorn in C ———S | Photo Frames 3,900 gilt, oak and mahog- any, with white, brown, gold and gray mats. Sizes range from cabinets up to 14x17 in. These frames range regularly from C 19c to 49c, ace cording to size (PICTL RE DEPT., 8D FLOOR.) 10 A. M. TO Popular Subjects Colortypes, Figures, Land- scapes, Marines, Animal Studies, Children, etc, 1'4- inch frames with gilt core ners. Size 13 x16. 39c in other stores... | ps P. M. SALES Wi win ah ti 10 ROM TOT P.M. 10 AO TONE. a. Men's Shirts. tomen’s White Oxfords sa Negligee Shicts, lent, me- ser tanh : LOOMS) Me sare De del | "Bete tee Suan Corse ! No Time to Lose The Last Days (S08 Of the Greatest Piano Offer TO-MO) 10, AM TOAD, M, Potted SwissCurt ins Children’s School Hats ies, full Hi uu Trimmed with streamers; \ Jone grade Mano. wi os | pagan r which isthe highest * (So all OF c to @ cus xo Sit? 5Qe Suaranterd for 28 yeare, 7 sie this | oP SEN ere) ENC Gtter, Bale ende in’ few : \If It’s a Walters It’s the Best, ihe Only —————<< Safe tiano to Buy Is the Original World-Renowned Walters, in America. Buying & Walters is the safest, eurest and [beet plano in one can TO-MORROW, 10 A.M. TO 1 BM. Women's Net Waists Lined Bera or white Fronts im: ned with lace insertion, TO-MO) 10 A. M. aes, 6 Corset Covers ‘Trimmed with aver! rows lace in. the lead in placing i |rrove to ‘of All the higheat Bn ge ertion a We never tuy ery ‘lowest possibie 2.0 tng; 190. (No Mail 12 never have anyth fithem, We |p at, we sell the Wal- ee rail Orders) At Orders) Cc f are frequ nk: |tere Plano upon the very liberal terme of (Second Floor.) (Becond’ Floor.) ripe mamua“uirere reel nd) UE a Beil ep ie concerna that are overstocked and 21! $5 Down and $1 per Week [iagney Decly. Dus Aheresis. we invarienly | ecline to purchese arything but flrat chass| There ls no red tape about this at all. pric TOMORROW, M. TO 1, M. To-! ‘MORROW, || rade pianos—pianos with @ reputa-|There is not @ cent add | ighiigrade) pi te Pure |amere is no interest and Do ext We Children’ 3 Petticoats 10 A.M. TO 1 >. M, | Walters we offer a piano that| simply sell you the plano at the price White Go. id. Mi, because no better ma-|Named, and, In addition to that, Ineure it Of White Muslin, trimmed with 2 ods {| than those used In butld-| without charging you an: rows of Val. lace, jeep flounce Persian Lawn, snow white fintad, | 7 of embroide Ties 2 to 129, quality, Limit 2 Mie $00. (No Cc 12 yds. to a customer, 3 wail ‘or Gries Bach 4c (No Matl ore, kard ata 1) ‘pecond Eloor.)" We a them the erly TO-MORROW, M. MORRO 10,4, M.,T0 1 Bb. 10 MER, a, any article on w my med fo put his name. When 9: {fj te'Muy'a piano be on the alert and do not] The Children’ s Dresses Unbleached M | permit yourwelt to be Induced to buy any | ifettn ‘ at variety of sa ies, Sizes 6 uslin Prano unless you are aswured that it bears You, may rest aagured that 1 a 4 years values, 5,000 | yards extra heavy i Cera aT names eathet Ras etna tna hee 38c rive Tiae Sag heyy sual: ut Great Sale of Rich-Toned World Renowned gunomer: 9? 5 Rati races mere Ale (Second’ Floor.) - Walters Pianos Walters Planos are built by the Most Expert Piano Makers, No Better Plano can be/[) made at any price, i In This Great Sale We Offer Them, Beginning at $198 PIANOS PRICED UP TO $300 i $5 Down and $1 Per Week TO-MORROW, 10 A.M, TO 1 BM, Embroidery Flouncings and Cambrio, strips of ot ove, 6 yards; regu: + Why “ise. Jara (No Ae Mali Orfers.) Yard . H Onseetain Floor.) + No Interest. No Insurancs. No Extras, A TO-MORROW, Tole, MORROW, Pianos delivered to your home on payment of $5, | a Gog nac ia Feather Boas’ a Cover Included. | R COGNAC, bot- COQUE, fully 54 inahes tong, in $500 Weltere Model G, +$250 | $375 Waltora Modei ‘ded in Fr regularly 61.48, , Udght Blue, Lay i in u ender, Gray and Si CLarmit bottle toe pequiert moke: » 59 customer.) (No Mal Cc Mel Obert dO (N IC $550 Walters Model D.. +$260 | $450 Walters Model B: Orders). $700 Walters Model Colonial........ $350 $900 Walters iarertone Player Piano Outfits, $450; $25 Down and $10 a Month. ésizan ) TO-MORROW, 10 2OMoRRow, Consisting of player, cabinet bench, 12 rolls of music and scarf, 0 A. Mi Fri A. Chi AD 1PM, / ricassee y Extraordinary Offer Free! ro very PURCHASER of a plano we wilt Uneeda Mille Biscuit Reinet etree el ‘preeent free of change a beautiful, newest style, handsome music cabinet to mat Fresh from the National Blsoult worth 16°, to 18c. Ib; try, | piano. ey Ovens; limit 3 pack~ limit 10 Iba. to a ‘cus- 1 | EXCHANGE—We will take your Old Piano in exchange. t ages; per pkge. ( Cc tomer. (No Marl 1 Upon realest a representative will cally Matt Ordert)scevsuse 2' Onter) "ED 2c (Sixth Floor.) (Sixth Floor.) Al Ger BLOOMINGDALES Lex. to 3d Av. 59th to 60th St. eimai Si MR NTO IY pA eg tat Ask A AAS ALLE KH MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908. ‘ONeill -Adams @ Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., N. Y. Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | Summer Furniture | Special Two Days Sale Tuesday and Wednesday Only Everything for the bungalo, lawn, porch or camp Adams Building, $2.60 Andrew Jackson _— $5.50 Jumbo Rocker, $4.25. Rockers at $1.98 | (Just like illustration.) (Like ilustra- | This {s the larg- tion.) This his- | est and most sub- torical Old Hick- | stantial Porch ory Rocker !s | Rocker made and light, comfort- | 1s a great favorite able, durable and with any one especially adapt- | wanting an ex- ed to hard ser- | ceedingly com- vice. It is an ex- fortable and good act duplicate of | looking piece of the original rock- | furniture. The ead d bac - 1,000 Porch Rockers lies an cs ‘ite © $4, 25 Just Ike cut. Green | price and matural finish, $2.50 Porch Rockers, $1.50 heavy posts, broad (Like cut.) This slat back, double wo- | is a large, high ven cane seat, com-|back Rocker— = fortable and strong. | [ieiyacomortsse e jee | broad arms, seven Makes a very nice | spindle back, sewing or nursery | seven braces in socket Eat 75 base, double wo- \ cove C | ven reed; maple wood, finished natural and green. The best value in Rockers we have ever offered. Regu- i liv price $250; sale price) L<O0 | Other Good Values Are: Reed Rockers ......... $2.25 | Canvas Swing Chairs... .$5.00 $3.25 anvas Camp Stool | + 30c 4.50 Adjustable Canvas Swing 135i 00 | Chairs, iron frames..... $4.25 Buy on the Club Plan the Club Plan we extend advantages to buyers of or coverings and upholsteries heretofore denied those ish to buy first class furnishings at lowest cash prices. 1 ce $5.50; Sole nos ie Rustic Old Hickory Furniture Write for Catalogue Folding Lawn Settees....$4 25} Bentwood Lawn Settees~ ‘ red or green, 4 ft Canvas Reclining C anvas Camp Chairs. ning our Waunecil an pay a little at a time asy to furnish your home completely at the start with a very smail amount of capital. | Rugs---A Great Opportunity | O'Neill Building To-Morrow (Tuesday) June 16 We will place on sale many discontinued styles in Rugs of all kinds AT BIG REDUC- | TIONS FROM REGULAR PRICES. We quote below a few of the many splendid bargains this sale offers: $24.50 Axminster Rugs at $27.50 Body Brussels Rugs Size 9x12 feet, handsome and durable; | price for a Body Brussgls ever quoted. . | Wilton Velvet Rugs | 9x12 feet; usual prices $24.40 and $22.50, special Ee Gonnooadsan 00 $ ! 7.50 ; Kashmir Rugs The best low priced Rug on the market, size 9x12 $9 50 cial at. feet. Regular pri Upholstery Department Timely Suggestions for the Summer Home Many Special Values for Tc-Morrow (Tuesday ) O'Neill Building | $2.50 Matting Covered Utility Boxes, $1.50 | An exceptional offering. These useful boxes are very popular as a receptacle for shirt waists, &c.; also a solr window seat. Regular $2.50; special at............ O00 ese 50 | Bamboo Porch Shades Best quality outside bark natural color, with all attachments, Mail and telephone orders promptly filled. 6ft. wide. 7ft. wide. 8 ft. wide. 10 ft. wide. Special... 72c 84c 96c $ 1.20 Regular...... 96¢ $1.12 $1.28 $1.60 Furniture Slip Covers, $4.50 | Allowing 20 yards. We will measure, cut, make and bind Slip Covers for furniture, , allowing 20 yards of 27-inch Linene Stripe; an excellent assortment ) of designs to select from; 30c. per yard for additional yardage, ) This price for Greater New York, Hoboken*and Jersey | City. 20 yards, made up. 4, 50 We also measure and estimate for / whings s and Window Shades, Window Shades, 36x72 Tecnen 19c each 2,500 Opaque Window Shades, mounted on good strong Ao. rollers, complete reeg ye to hang; several of the colors to select fre om. : . | THE BEST BOOK OF ITS KIND EVER PUBLISHED. 1908 World Almanac | PRICE 25 CENTS. BY MAIL, 35 CENTS. Size 6x12 feet; large line to be closed out $19. 50 ° the lowest $19.50 Z. er which acre Jackson used to, frame is made of R sit In through the long Summer natural oak, the \ days. Regular Ga 1 Ke) legs and posts u $2.60; special at. 8} are three inches thick, double woven em || —— y Double “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Till 12 0’Clock—Single Stamps After 12 0’ Clock. Only a Very Few Are Listed Here and Some of the Best Bargains | Are Omitted Because Quan- | tities Are Too Small. $5.95 Cut Glass Water Jugs, $2.95 The headline tells the story. It tells of the biggest bargain in cut glass that any store in New York has offered in years. The special price is by far lower than these water jugs can be bought in large quantities at wholesale. They are full size 3-pint jugs, brilliantly and perfectly cut allover on purest crystal blanks. The quantity is limited to 250, and we look for them to sell in a few hours, A Sure Saving of $3 (Third Floor, Front.) Poys’ 95c Blouses, 6 to 14 Years, 59c ——Sevon Boys’ 95c Washable Knickerbocker Trousers, 48c ——Seoond Floor, Rear———— 39c Chrysanthemums, 3 in Bunch, 29c Second Floor, Front 29c American } Beauty Roses, with Foliage, 19c md Floor, Fron $2.50 Porch Rockers at $1.80 Fitth Floor $2.25 Porch Rockers at $1.45 95c Untrimmed Straw Hats, 39c Second Floor, Front = $2.75 Gallon Vo rogram Whiskey, $2.44 $5.25 Kashmir ug Rur ners, 3 3x15, at $3.65 ‘ Fifth Floor, Front— $1.50 Black and Colored Leather Bags, $1.05 Third F 18 Embroidered Washable Belts, 10c 7 Main Floor, Front—— 4c Elastic or Leather Belts, 25c Armour’s 30c Canned Meats, Can, 2Ic ——~—Fourth Fioo 40c West India Preserved Limes, Jar, 19c —Fourth Floor 2 et RE olfner Pianos 3 wah Instruments, Almost New, at $140 We will accept this special Tuesday price in pay- ments of $5 Down and $1 a Week Without Interest. We have only three that we can sell at this price, so if you wanta rare piano bargain, to-morrow’s your chance. Protection cover and revolving stool free. (Slegel Cowper Store, Fifth Fioor, Ceater.) $1.50 Gallon Port and Sherry Wines, 98c | —————Fourth Floor, Front-———— 50c Cook Books at 15c Third Floor, Center——— $1.25 Books—“The White Slaves,’’ 25¢ ———Third Floor, Center —— ) OATES EET Dennison’s 10c Crepe Paper at 6c —-Third Floor, Center——— 7ie Box Whiting g’s Typewriter Paper (Fgiter), 57c Third Floor, Center— 50c Quart Bottle Carter’s Ink, 43c —Thtrd Floor, Center— $1 Venus Drawing Pencils, Dozen, 79c nird Floor, Center—— Children’s 98c White Canvas Oxford Ties, 50¢ Second Floor, Rear——— $1 to $1. 50 White Yachting Shoes, 75c Rubber soles; for men, women and children —Second Floor, Rear——— Women’s 60c Rubbers (Croquet Style), 25c First quality; sizes 244 to 4 ‘Second Floor, Rear. $6.75 All Wool Art Squares, 9x9, at $4.75 ——-Fifth Floor, Front A Snap for Men! $10 and $12 Blue Serge Suits at 7.95 HESE are equal @! + suits that we have had on sale this sea- son at $10 and $12, and that means that they are as good as the garments sold around town at $12 to $15. The materialis good all-wool serge, guaranteed fast color. Newest Single and Double Breasted Styles (in all sizes up to 50 breast measure) The tailoring is excel- lent throughout—lined with cool, serviceable al- paca. Only 600 suits at this special price, Main Floor, Rear.)