The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 5

CED CNG } ATO BLE TWENTY LES Policeman Stuck to Pursuit] and Landed Four Speed- ers in Jail. After pursuing @ racing automobile In which were four men for a distance ot) fully twenty miles, Bicycla Policeman Qharies F. Faber early this morning! muceeeded in overtaking the car and making prisoners of the occupants. "hey were later arraigned In the York-| ville Court, where three of the prison- eas, Walter Dryer, Michael Malone and John Malone, who gave fictitious ad- Gresses, were fined $2 each for disor-| @erly conduct. ‘The man who piloted the machine @nd who sald he was John Loughlin, twnety-nine years old, of No, 2660 Sev- @nth avenue, and that he was manager of the Palmer-Singer Motor Company) THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Anty Drudge Tells How to Prevent Laundry Mistakes. Jones—'THeavens, Jemina! Look what came back from the laundry! Three pairs of women’s stockings and five petticoats, Why I’ve got some woman’s laundry instead of my own.” Anty Drudge—Tl tell you how to avoid mistakes like that. Get Fels-Naptha soap and have your things at No. 1618 Broadway, was held in $300, 2 bail on each of the four charges made washed the easy way at home. They'll be cleaner against him. Three of the charges and fresher and wear twice as long and then you were for speeding and the fourth was ’ i 44 ’ ” SO RTH O REED CARED red won’t get them mixed with other people’s clothes, weal. | - Faber noticed the racer first as it) dashed past him at Broadway and} Exghty-first street It was running | twenty miles an hour, he said. He put after the mach and told the men hey were unde . They laughed | at him and put on more speed. | At Broadway and e Circle Faber | por he would as a laugh here H rin cries | wes. on Bl t down — You owe it to yourself and your folks to use Fels-Naptha. You owe it to yourself to cut down the time of washing clothes one-half, to save yourself its drudgery, to make it easier and more pleasant all around, You owe it to your folks to quit making washday a day of cold meals, steamy and smelly house and general bad temper. Fels-Naptha does it, summer or win- ter—washes all the clothes in cool or lukewarm water, without boiling, in little time, with no hard rubbing, and makes them cleaner, whiter and sweeter than any other way. Follow directions on the red and reen wrapper PP _ = MRS. EDDY NOW MRS “MARSH. PARIS, July ¢ iy y Eddy was 1 Manoir nar Paris. ne Here’s a Smoke You'll Enjoy This cigarette is made from cigar tobacco that has been thoroughly fermented and aged. It gives you a mild, rich, fragrant smoke, more satisfying than ordinary brands. bA-PREFERENGIA The Cigar-Tobacco Cigarette Does not stain the fingers and has an odor that is * pleasing to everyone. Can be smoked all day long without slightest ill effect, because of its mildness. Rolled in rice paper with pectoral tip, also pectoral paper with plain end. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. | Summer Medicines at Riker’s Summer brings its and its hot-weather trou well to be prepared for Remy that may arise, wi are 4 Vacationist S Sunburn comes al and the unjust. Sult ather over heats us and seasickness comes to the many who seek rest and recreation on the foaming billows cholera attack us whe A little forethough RIKER Drug Store ir you from the aggravating troubles of summer AtRiker’s 34th St. Store there are many accommodations not afforded in smaller institutions, A Sub-Post Office Station, Public Tele- phone with private booths, a Nurses’ Registry, Ladies’ Retiring Room and the best Drug Store Goods and most | courteous service, '| SUMMER REMEDIES |] Riker’s Cholera Preventatiy: Riker's Almond Cream... |] Biker's Lavender Smelling |] dares! Drapensia Tablets Witch, Hazel, pint bot. abe at-Home y the just Dandelion Pilis., Nervo Seltzer (for 2 Riker's “Cool-Of" Foot Powder. Riker's Acid Solution of Phosphates, Bolton’s Cold Tablets Jaynes’ White Hntment New York, Brooklyn, Boston, WWVVVVV “RIKER’S DRUG STORE | IK HOLZWASSER Until 9 o’Clock. 10% allowed on all cash pure chases, We pay freight, Write for our 1908-09 Catalogue, 840 WORTH 83 DOWN 860 WORTH 85 DOWN LIBERAL GREDIT $75 Worth $7.50 Down $1.50 Week 100 + 10.00 2.00 « 150 «+ 15.00 * 2,25 200 + 20.00 + 2,50 « 300 © 30.00 3.50% Que Terms Apply Alto to New York ‘and Connecticut. AS'ANE #780481 ST, wn SIEGEL MOOPERG. rm Arty OTMLR 9) SIEGEL ZOOPERG, Steer geen SIE B.GRECHH _ ThisIs | ‘Your Chance toGeta — Good | $250 Pianos When New Sell at $250 | IF you want to get a piano bargain of a very unusual | character, buy one of these | handsome instruments. | | They are all in first-class condition and not at all affected by the little service they have seen, The terms are 85 Down and $1 a Week Revolving Stool and Pro- | tection Cover Free | Slezei Cooper Store, Filth Floor, Center.) Garwood 1908. —_——" Victor pn Machines and Edison Phonographs on Weekly Payments of $1 == SIEGEL (C00PERG. i NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE The Richest Bargain Picking of the Year HERE are two months in the year—July and January—when we try to forget what merchandise costs and consider only what price will sell it quickly. One of those occasions is now with us and great are the bargains thereof, The effort is to reduce stocks; to turn all summer merchandise Into money and generally to clear decks for the semi-annual stock-taking, August 1st, We f have July to do this—after July our eyes must be turned to the fall business, | We do this clearance in an early and vigorous fashion that we think typical of this vigorous store. We can print but few items daily, but they are fair examples of an under- price condition that exists throughout the entire store. Double Stantps With All i You Have Never Seen Bigger Bargains in Women’s Shoes |, This Is the Way the Clearance Movement Affects the Shoe Store Women’s $2 Oxtord| Women’s $2.50and| Women’s $5 Ox- $3 Pumps, $1.45 fords, $3.50 il WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. | 0 ete! Oxford styles and all s —_— 100,000 High Grade Ran CIGARS Rican At About HALF And Other Gocd Vacation- | Time Olfers A special purchase and sale just in time for vacation and Fourth-of-J uly pur- chasers, An opportunity for smokers to buy this cele- brated brand for less than usual wholesale cost. Rucataco Cigars, Puritano Finos —high-grade Porto Rico brand; box of 50, regularly 92.50; sale price.. $1.50 Las Tropical Purltanos—box of 50; regularly $2.50; sale price $1.50 Maximo Panetellas, Especiales— Boy: A lot oft Ramo a fectos—Regularly sold at $4 a box of 50;sale $2 price Aree eee iegei Cooper Store, Mato Floor, Rear.) a $5 Trimmed Hats at $2.95 Three hundred—no two alike—taken from our fa- mous showing at $5 and marked $2.95 HEY lis} od Mixed Teas Fres! Pure Ceylon, Formosa Oolong, Enellsh np, and all SGc green or ody, $1.68: 3 Favorite Coffee Siegel Cooper's blend of mountain grown rich Imp Feri esas bean, ground, or UREAKFAST COCOA — Fountain 9()@ | ST seco Nain wan 20c Selb. deem nite brand for house- 15c pacnage PLY PAPER— Box of 25 hi es, fancy ginger STICKY 5c 7 Ties, 98c. " White canvas; also gray mercerized ties; pretty| best styles; perfect fit- Boys’ and Girls’ Barefoot Sandals 1/1, 500 Boys’ Washable Trousers wear longer. Young onions or Long Island rhu- 2a arb, bunch . aes —! | MARROW BEANS, pearl tapioe PURE OLIVE OIL— Founuin, austiy: — = seta tee bie ate ei f green tnd § bean, FRESH HOLS PURE CC RN, STARCH | ovatala 8c | A full line of patent linen | leathers and some tans; | fords; izes. ‘ting lasts, s’ Clothing on the Move YHREE lots remaining from a sea- son's big selling, marked for a quick clearance to-morrow, The least ycu can save on any of them is $1.35, while the greatest number is reduced a full half, All brand-new, stylish and perfectly fitting garments taken right from our regular stock, Two lines that we have been selling all season at full prices. ‘Take your choice: $3 Washable Suits at 1.50 Russian und Sailor Blouse Styles—made of chambray, duck, galatea, crash, linen,in stripes, checks and plain shades; 2%¢ to 10 years. $4 and *5 Suits at *2.65 Doubl: Breasted Styles—with plain or knicker- bo-ker trousers, Russion and Sailor Blouse Styles—in all the new styles and fabrics; 2% to 16 years. at 15c rousers that would ordinarily sell at 25c a pair, They are | in sizes 4 to 14 years, ! (Siege: Cooper Store, Second Fioor, Rear.) Long Lisle Gloves look like silk, are just as fashionable, and will Our representative in Paris says that le gloves are being worn, almost exclusively, never- theless, special prices— French Lisle Gloves—23 inches) Long Silk Gloves—all sizes; 16- Jong (full 16-button length); button length; double finger tips; for Thursday and Friday plain white and black; 5 made to sell at $1 ee 9 only. regular $1.25 grades at vc 1O*NOFFOW.... ss sees cei Cooper Store,Second Floor, Front.) (Slegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) h Vegetables Mother’s Corn Méal Mother’s Hominy Grits regular 10c pa JU i 2 able in siegel Cooper's Grocery in cash or merchandise. y sites, suii- say luncheon: 15¢ 90c; 11d. package ome made mixed sugar cakes’ currant jumbies or snaps; 3 1bs, 28¢; Ib 10c Our own $5 tan Ox- very handsome styles; made with curtain rings instead of eyelets, —About 5,0U0 pairs to select from; 3 shades of tan; also black leathers; sizes from Sto littleones to 2; worth $1 and $1.28, at Le 0p) ue eae Fresh Standard Grade Groceries at Special Prices Mail and Telephone Orders Promptly Filled—'Phone Chelsea 4,'.09. Taese Specials for Thursday : | WHOLE FIG: 4 | back 49c (Second Fleor, Rear.) 7 ee Flags&Bunting U, S, Standard All Wool Bunt- ing Flage—full size; full quota of stars, 2 2 Hee DOC 3x at 4 at Printed Silk Fiags For Table and Interior Decoration, Mounted on staff Unmounted 4x Ginches Se 8xiZinches 0c 10c 1axt8inches 20c 2c 16x24 inches d5c 30c 24x36inches G5 6Je Cotton Bunting Flags Mounted on white staffs, suitable for picnics and parades: 12 inches long at.. .. be 24 inches long at.. 36 inches long al.... Poles, Brackets and Halyards at Equally Low Prices pe (Slegel Cooper Store,Third Floor, Center.) ~\ { Photographs School Children’s Special Of fer ERE’S an opportunity to save $1.50 and get a dozen good pictures of the little one. $4 Photographs, $2.50 ‘The offer consists of one dozen imperial cabinet size carbonettes, If you wish you oan obtain tickets this week and have the sitting later, as ticketsissued this week are good until September 10, Benedict Studio, Seventh Hloor.) New Grass Butter Fountaln Quality, extra creamerrt the most delicious butter obt 1 able; No. $ sealed crock... Mocha and Java Coffee Slegel Cooper's Guaderall blend; 3-lb net welght ci if (no charge for $1 the canister), trereerrereey it) HOLE FIGS. evaroraied whole apelenor da Hi 15: quality, 2 Ibe, pe teeane FOUNTAIN TO CATSUP—made rom red, ripe toyiatoes and plees, Gwore, $1.1 31 cectpon bon 20C PREMIUM FLO ~Foug anally, best family patent; bbl. $6.50; $3.50; 3¢ bdi, Fra i bb ' 83¢ NEW F ENANGUN = socth vase Miso LOe PRESH GROUND SPICES — hirk & Co. sold ialaibe r sarees ra erat 5 fr 89 ‘ochheimer, Jo large . large Cotte. AMCNTILLADO SHERRY —dires Sraing pr Thasscay'a sale importation fro Carnet: per ce hotties, 7.24) per ee lerge toric IMFORTED BURGUNDY jiy gellon $ boitie IMPOKTE —=Pel.er Lk. Maret, Pere ¢ case of 12 Peaviouis: per vaseat 12 | $48; per Te | rere NONTILLA | SHERR) ~rece ar Squat | ity: aah hie 68¢e | REDFOX ALE—finestAmer. vean brewed product, equa: toany imported ale; regu> $1.24 | Bie siete! BSC | arge botties, $4.48 per sarge bottle. iF ORTED CARDINAL PORT WINE direct importation irom Liston, Portugal; a rich, wil bodied wine; regu ar | 436 quality: tal on 95.24; Bottle gon |________— Ao for “§, & H,”’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them —. | WHITE WL KIESLIN double sheets, 35c; 3 double sheets, PORTS, SHERRIES and | M Cc S; (td Crow Rye | gion $2.24,$1.74.84¢ | Whiske — bottled 31.34, $1.24 and., | Yorn. B nes RHINE Nike Fire Wines, Old VEE Ales and Beers, Etc. | |’ EST KUM MEL = ten ular | ph ie | Bass & €o.’s Pale Ale "$1.48 98e cor 2 GO POUL reguiar talon G8c MALT BX: very nourish voren QRe WX R MORE Pure (alifrna Wns D b¢ .} bil KEY tepuur ote BU | CAWERNE | | DELand TABL qa. $1.34, § doard i MOSELLE k cast of 98.04; per boitie,... large ; Siegel Cooper § Old Tom Gin —Sir Robert Burnett & Co's celebrated; bottled at Vaurbal! Distiller HISKEY —reau 88¢ ie esllon QA 3 of LON'S TRISH PILGRIM HOLLAND GIN large bottle, more than a Quart; regular price, sige ate trees, IOC oy COLONY HO TYLE GIN~gaila sCULCH| COG tle. 1 tH LD SCOTCH | CALIFORNIA BEAND Queen quaiity regu: 9) $i WHis 58e