The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1908, Page 6

} | | ; { Sp RRR aS ee THE EVENING WORLD. MONDAY, JULY 13, &c., scales 297 pounds, of Mrs. Davis, Many she had been weighed, kedaked at No, 30 M 7 GHSE FLEEING signments of household Jewelry and cash. A FIRE-ESCAP Policeman Also Climbs a Few Fences Before Lancing 297-Pound Negress. SPS be hig WANTED FOR THEFT. anished, Found Her at But her most recent authenticated, ously Hundred McGeorges West One street. The ered that fifty graved silverware, muc “Cha arged, With Vanishing With Much Silverware and Cash of Her Employer. tress had departed with Mrs, Evangeline. He ied him to No, 133 West and Fortieth street It was for this specific Washburn was commanded to hunt up worked diligence and patience until the trali One Hundred There, five filghts rang the bell and waited: 4 Last May Wash- burn was assigned to follow the trall times measured and ulberry She Js down on the books as occasion-| 4 ally having sallied forth from divers) s places of employment with large con-| $8 bie Nas ty wear, She was even sus- pected of the Haggerty plano robbery In West One Hundred and Forty-ffth street, In which a baby grand mysterl- Last. offense, was the looting of flat of John G, McGeorge, of and y for the several weeks that she valued her —_—— Jof the Win STEAMER RUNS AGROUND. Bae was thelr general housemaid. though, very suddenly, It was pounds hn brie-a-b and a neat roll of greendacks Mrs, M George had secreted under the m her. offense that Sixty-first pai! He trotted to the rear of the enter- Ing an empy room. He looked down | the fire-ascape, A dark lady with a bundle was descending, | considering her size," sald. th rie Hetinann vate and oft sirens tremendous sescape. apercures too! reaching ck @ was scaling the first fence t with her, wi oh n {t easier for me to Ret over A ‘second tence. 1 scaled. She f on a third fence. The fence fe’ passed over easily, close on her h Into a cellar she leaped, Me afte There I got her.” ee uniformed men fl allver, Dayls romping sw y It hiburn followed | amply Evangeline thes a She was held in $1,000 Noi was overhaited, When Maine, of New Bedford Line, Fouls | Her Rudder Chains in Hell Gate. - The steamer Maine, of (he New Bedford line, fouled her rudder chains while running through Hell Gate at 7.3 k this morning and became he!p- less. After being whirled about In the race opposite Astoria the steamer ran hard aground In Pot Cove. examination showed that of en- with i | the rotten fire hos matter, The was com! dinate who of th will | will ve drought parti Corporation Counse! at for som » and he Commissione! | would soon take some a report or be w mat be done, said Mr. frs. Evangeline Davis, nee Evangel- Fr opened on a chain and ee i " he syiahineton Rogers, occasionally nance Was observable, no damage nae been ir Agi the i Known to Mulberry street fame as . cen cain Gr ve yea Evangeline Jefferson Smith, was con was the soft reply Kay a dO Ed ct ducted into the Harlem Court at 10 mated that he would N° > him Here HR o'clock this morning by Detective Wrshburn, of the West One Hundred and Fifty-second street station, Mrs, Davis was Washburn's prisoner; that 4s, she was handcuffed to him, and he was backed up by three husky unt formed men, who had come to his sistance as he wes beng eloped wit on Lenox avenue, Washburn is a dapper litt @ policeman, whereas Mrs, She positively Davis, terviawed until she Was more conyen- tionally clad. Would he would. The dusky features geline initor had jolned hi Kindly’ the Jan ‘hain on the door, Wash The Greatest Sale of Women’s Apparel Ever Held in Brooklyn} * conversation with Mrs. uld not be ins walt? burn sized up the chain and decided he Had a Warm Chase. vanished made tor her room. d. Washburn became impatient armed with bre mn entered, n Railroad and towed to her pier. —_——>—__— WOMAN'S DEATH QUICKLY _ | FOLLOWS WASP’S STING. Wash- | lenet of hose distr lfollowing brands * ¢ ¥ and Jen- {sor hore “I not oe Time he ver -day and dled t a wasp te ng later the! i had’a weak hei ke nif ant fact that he Is supposed OHA the Fenor Hon from tl '1908.° LOUGHMAN STANDS. No More “Blue Mondays” i WINDSOR HOSE 2 taueeeeesNo more hot kitchens, 1 Pendleton said to- sueeesNo more boiling of clothes. e past ad scandal ade tssteeeeNo more backaches from bend: | following the report ; : eier aroun fe ing over tubs of steaming water. sees No more hard rubbing of clothes up and down the washboard. ‘Cleaner, whiter, sweeter-smelling clothes than you ever had before. All this, mind you, with half the work and in half the time it now takes. oth, ord from a > the leg e just what kely that suite esponsible How is it done? By using P, & G, Naphtha Soap, Read the directions on the inside of the wrapper. Follow them carefully, and get rid of prmetical 7 all the bt sioned ar fire wai McCutcheon’s = “The Linen Store” Clearance Sale At Greatly Reduced Prices Linen Coat Suits, $7.50, 10.00; formerly 12.50 to 22.50, Linen Coats, Natural and White, $7.50, 15.00, 18.00, 20.00, White Pure Linen Skirts, Gored or Plaited, $3.75; fore merly 5.00 and 7.50. Also at 0, formerly 8.50, 10,00, Lingerie Waists, White and Dainty Colors, $3.75; formerly 7.50, 8.50. Summer Dress Pantie: at Half Price We direct attention to a collection of Summer Dress Fabrics, including Voiles, Batistes, Dimities, Piques and Percales, which we are closing out at less than half of former es 5th Ave. & 34th St. 10.00; formerly Opposite Waldorl-Astoria Our First Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Our Entire $35,000 Stock of High-class, Stylish, Up-to-date Women’s Apparel, Suits, Costumes, Silk Dresses, White Serge Suits and Lace Coats, Will Be Offered at Less Than Half Former Prices. All Brooklyn and its various suburbs will be attracted to this first Semi- Annual Clearance Sale by the excep- tional price reductions. In the history of Brooklyn merchan- dising a sale has never been held to compare with this one, both in choice- ness of goods and values offered. 41 DRESSY TAILORED SUITS, in Panama Serge, In all tae fashionable plain colorings, also every conceivable model; orated with embroidery and Silk brald...ces cesses ese eeeee ee ee eens 141 RICHEST TAILORED SUITS, in the smartest striped Panama, light These Suits are of the high Worsteds, in striped and checked effects; lish Serge, with pencil stripe and solid colors, manship and beautifully cluding .he new French cutaway8,...cesseeee ceeeeeeeees 21 FANCY SERGE AND PANAMA SUITS, mostly copies of {mported models, beautifully trim- med and coats lined with superior quality silk; these are the finest Suits shown in Brooklyn, VOILE SUITS, No. 573, in Copenheger, na coat, rich braid and silk ornaments. VOILE MODELS, No. 676, orated with silk braid DRESSY FRENCH VOILE SUIT, 3 and silk ornaments; very Frenchy. ine and Copenhagen; Empire model coat, silk lined trimmed with silk braid and buttons y Blue, champagne and blondine. HANDSOME SUITS, No, 678, Empire back, deep pointed front, braided in colors to match, in Copenhagen, blondine and two-toned striped blacks. . SHADOW STRIPE FRENCH VOILE SUIT,No. 674, extremely artistic Butterly model, in russet, With skirt over silk drop.....ccccseee covrrevreceersoeversvreresevesoeeveeveveneoress 1X, extremely smart In cut, HANDSOME FRENCH VOILE SUITS, No. 643, exquisitely trimmed with silk braid; blond- The merchandise presented a’ Aragid sts characterized by individuality and ts always out of the commonplace. Itis offered at a'l times at prices which court the closest comparison. ie oy St. } ubway Station, Station, At Bridge St. Space 7.5 13.5 16.5 16.5 19,5 19.5 - 19.5 19.5 22.5 coat silk lined and elab- » Bng- ss work- rable model, in- cleat a every d Empire model richly and art coat with deep pol Rich Silk Suits and Baaceed $55.00—One Taffeta Suit, fancy medel, brown only . $55.00- 2001 ¢ Chiffon Taifeta ‘Dress, V front and back of lace Two Messaline S$ Dress $35.00—Two Messaline Silk. Dresses, $29.30—Three Chiffon Taffeta Princess Dresses, light blue and white ..... in white and lavend $37.50—Five Rajah Silk "Tailored Suits, in ¢ Sopenhagen, pink, elaborately trimmed with Val., } 2 champagne and blordine, No. 1545 Aout ; ¢ rer Seng $37.50—Six Rajah Silk Suits, silk braided, in ch $52.5¢ ne Navy Fancy Silk Suit, No, S41A......04, 50 Pagne and blue, No. : $55.00--One Champagne S No, 558..... 22.50 $40,00—Five Silk Poplin Long Coat Suits, strictly $57.50—One Alice Blue Silk Su 0, 333; exceptic sitlh tailored, champacne, No. 2445 8 ie beantiti } : ‘ 5.00 $45.00—Two Mirage Silk Coat Suits, in Burgundy $60.00—One Champagne Rajah Silk Suit, No, 432; ang goliath 1960 i ; trimmed with Baby Iris 25.00 sO LWO 1 Copenhagen and 57.55—ne Messaline Silk Dress, No. 2491; “navy, engtne i beat ¢ waist in combination laces ie 0 ¢ Silk Dresses, No. 1103; yokes POV ert ane TN aE a eae amt in light blue, maize, lavender, $65.00—Two Very Dressy Copenhagen or Raspberry $55.00—One d Chiffon Dress, No, 2093; entir r hs 0 r No, 2093; entire Messaline Silk Suits, No, 62 e cin i 29.50 waist of Baby Irish ; $65.0 » Taffeta Suits, No. 644; smart model, $40.00 -One i a Silk Le \ 500 Suits, } r hh $4 k Long Co; ‘0, J-509 black or iis) O2t00) | black only ESB a) Each and every garment shows plainly the large reduc designated. by their number bears tic n and the original ticket, and The individual gowns are can be called for readily. ———— Marked Down from $19.98, Marked Down from $29.08, Marked Down from $29.98 Marked Down from $42.50. Marked Down from $40.00, ie hed Down from $}5.00. Marked Down from $37.50, Marked Down from $)7.50, Marked Down from $57.59. Arnold & Co. FULTON ST, Will Only Permit Mentioning a Few Items in Each Department, 13.50 16.50 16.50 16.50 19.50 19.50 19.50 19.98 19.50 21.75 ‘ ticularly handsome garments 4 WHITE SERGE TAILORED SUITS, No. 1620, French ideas, with bands of black satin 1f WHITE SERGE COAT SUITS. No. 1079X, some broidery; various models trimmed with braid, coat silk Mned,. ANCY VOLLI ee of fane; RY DRES in colors to match, in Copenhagen and copper 4 CHIC FRENCH VOILE SUITS, No. 666, separate and navy blue, stunning models,.......sse000 sees 1 SHADOW STRIPE PAN. SUITS. No, 620, profu ajah; colors, champagne and Rich Silk $40.00—One Heavy Taffeta yoke and sleeves of lace. 0-—One C ah iUoh Taffeta Princess Dresel No. 2298; londine ......++ $55.00-—One Silk Rajah ‘Princess Dress, N b penhagen ... $55,00—Two Satin Foulard Princess Dresses, No. 1096; vender and light blue, V yoke of lace and gold tint O—One Messaline Silk Dress, No. 2041; i light blue, lustrous GOGO On $55.00—One Black and White sribeat Veale} Diet No, 2296; swell model. . Jne Princess Dress, ‘No. ne over silk drop $85,00—One Crepe de Chine Gown, No, 1074; gor- geous model in pink...... HERE R OCS ee RONULE Tt $100.00—One Lace Coat Dress, No, 310; of Saute cloth, imported model, over silk drop. . Each and At Bridge St, 96 FASHIONABLE COAT SU ITS, In English and shepherd checks, two-toned striped Panama, Mght and dark colorings, elso Serge, navy and the Jatest colc the smartest models; butterfly, semi and close fitting, eutay & WHITE SERGE SUITS, No. 1792, strictly tall ored model, with strap seams; these are par- long co; 3 IMPORTED MODEL SUITS, No. 602, of high - brads Rajah Panama, SUITS, No. 828X, of shadow sti{ped chiffon Panama, Randers A SUIT, No. 548, {!mported trimmed with slik brald and ornaments; a very elaborate creation *290 LACE BRAIDED COATS, in gray, white, champagne, Copenhagen, golden brown, navy; every garment shows plainly the large reduction, The posicy of this house ts nit to carry aver any garment from one season to another. tt wili be asaleof tremendous sacrifice, It will be the greatest cear- ance ever held in the City of Braoklyn, Every w.man will recognize in Arnold's Clearance Sate th? greatest Aargatn opportuntties of the year, Marked Down from $22.50, ding all 10.00 14,50 14.50 16.50 16.50 19.50 19.50 19.50 19,50 5.00 ngs; a suowing {ni y, Prince Chap, &¢ models, characterizing extreme om $35.00, Marked Down from S$3t.5 with Inlald silk collars, others with em- silk vestee, profusely Marked Down from $30.50, Marked Down from $47.90. braided Marked Down from $60.50, Marked Down from $45.00. Marked Down from $45.00, end distinct models, in champagne, black model, tobacco brown, Marked Down madeover heavy tahetassnnnvircccninnder ssn coimninnii re Sonn occ) . from $35.00. Marked Down 110 LACE BRAIDED COATS, black only, made over heavy taffeta. ...s.sssssesseeveevenveneee 9, 98 from $35.00, Suits and Dresses 22 50 | $29.50—Eighteen Messaline Silk Princess Dresses, No, . 114-X; yoke and sleeves of Val. and net, all colors, $35.00—One White Messaline Silk Dress, tire garment trimmed with lace - 99, 50 H Bee ee Spee pene Silk Dresses, No. 2175; ¢ front ard back of lace 27.50 | 27.50 ' 27.50 | 29.50 | 32.50 | 37.50 | : 39.50 10.98 16.50 16.50 16.50 18.50 18.50 ’ 19.50 22.50 $32.50—One Striped and Checked Foulard Dress, No. 2268; YOh@(OMBabyutisnuressesriesatierist eis Six Silk Taffyta and Foulard Dresses, No. ; various models, in checks and polka dots. . ve Fancy Voile Princess Dresses, No. 2348; in plain, stripes and two-toned effects.......... $37.50—One Taffeta Silk Princess Dress, No, 2280; old rose, yoke and sleeves of lace. $50,00—One Fancy Voile Dres colorings #47.50—One_ T. No, 2270 the inal ticket, and The individual gowns are bears designated by their number and can be called for readily. a eed 4 |