The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1908, Page 10

LATINA pss rnont os AONE NRE ENT SOAP AI S DT ENANNP NTC OPED NAOT RTRINOSPR RN eR YEERLNAHH SCREENERS Wau ee ert ne 10 : He THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1908, st a | Relay Boys in New York to Chicago Race, With Pictures of | RR My Cov acne Tov wn ORDERED I CAST Two Who Will Swim Lake Cayuga, Passing Message i in Water PSN aT fi SK MAN THE SLR SMS | Chinamen Who — Braved Drowning to Escape Capt. | Gunn Testify at Inquest. | MAY LOSEHIS COMMAND | Ship at Norfolk Fitting Out} Under Charter to Federal | Government. That Capt. D. M. Gunn, of the British freighter Strathyre, was a pretty bad) akipper to sail the seas with was m clearly hed t when Coroner Harburger began his tn-| vestigation into the sort of I! could have {nduced ten of he crew to jump overboard Saturday afternoon, Two drowned, but the rest were fished out : AL RACER estab) an ever to-day | SWIMMING CAYUGA LAKE ting out fle, ‘whe | champagne dinner for fifty persons that aera coal under e could find such a woman. Then of Gras LO ie Governme! Said @he was the woman, (Sen-, for $30.5 chant || medallions, be Ino on.) sold toa Mr. B who veer $15.74 as at t! @ started to-day on the Princess for $43.00; : USA that Dr, Wilson and this Now. sss 8, D, Qu th to Staten narene this phys- ; Tustico, uf Bitlis ea Se een ua od throw some | he mys- | Women’s $20.00 | there to see er, out ¥ . jocked do: or $25. | tery’. Si ilk Dresses, $13.74 24 Ficor ward Staren | Paw nbrokers, Hahn, the t agne; *| Make eee Time Lost at Little Falls and Reach Utica at 1.05 O'Clock. se names are led signboards “Mayors” See Mrs. Europe Many Dreifuss Depart for up and down the east ae es oeee er et Mr. Aaron wore the Aaron family | the ¢ A} Vit ‘i { 1 1 tie decent . to Win Wager. onds, He jingled pleas: Ae eee Dye Taney te 5 valking about and this drew Te eee, | oy EuAners at ict oking person who hov- Hee wo miles east of The wealth and aristocracy of the ered in the very shadow of the crystal | ahs , East Side, not to mention a good deal wedding present t Aaron had for | a wate ‘ul pler sleuth ated at North German movable jewel en plier of t y, the g crew he Hoi message ) yme occa: g the sailing of Mrs. of §: Dreifuss, a trans- Bowery merchant ead of the 5 Building Dreifuss, 0. de ea grand, ee ei AUTOMOBILE FOR $26 AT CITY'S AUCTION. Mamie e crew ate tn ried for 1 ng and Got Little of Their Baye ce, for the other side, on a wag , the other night, Lorber Mrs. Drei- mething of "The Only" of Grand street , by the w vad an argu Another Car Brought $30.50 at Condemnation Sale in Rich- mond Boro’ agette abn, the “May Con. | on the t living is Mrs. Drelfuss sald a of walt La vefore the anything a man could do, as well, With a scornful lowed that could b alone. a song to-day Automobiles went f an and do It mond, The sale was ough stables at West A Knox touring d Jown to W, A. Rudwh a4 avenue, Brooklyn, for & tr. Hahn al- BRYAN SEES HOPEIN TAFT MANS DEFEAT Election ot Ae emocrat in Walla Wi Wash. He 6th.Ave..Cor. 20th St. Continuation of the Mid-Summer Sale of Says, FAULTY POLE Tren ¢ 5 8c 24 Pinos | of Sentiment | Silk Mesh, black, white, tan and gray, in broken assortments, 58 $ 99c RUSSIAN AND Be | Summer Shoes Fm i oP Fo fn nv a 24 Floor. ta aM, , od | isle or Silk Gloves, 39¢ « LONG SLIPS, of nainsook, i ANOTHER MISHAP IN OUR BASEMENT STORE. e and colors, sizes 5 to 6, with, clusters of tucks in frag, | Former Prices 75¢ to $1.25 4 1 aun \ Footwear Taken t from the Main Floor |], LONG SLIPS, of nainsook| fr, the SHE ey ae publi 7 tucked yoke, lace edge in neck} collars trimmed with braid; sizes nublic made such tre- 1 ' \ and sleeves...... for boys of 2% to 10 y wala. Policeman John W, Earle “ed to contin Misses’ ai Girls’ LONG DRESSES, of fine ~~ : ae cate thavevenest Gtos Il Misses’ and Cirls’ Appare AT ae ale Desa Shot len Nightstick s than cost of manu- Remainder at Extraordinary Reductions with embroidery insertion, tucks WASHABLE BLOOMERS, Hits His Revolver, nA ene : pint a and beading ribbon. ..... 59c} of navy, tan and red chambray; ae n every pair, and Misses’ Tailoremade Suits, $9.75 to 19.75 LONG DRESSES, of nain-| 3 to 10 year sizes \ ' ere! 3 35 sook, trimmed with tucks and BLOOMER TROUSE \Wennarienvaennt ! y cool on the hottest days. Heretofore $26.50 yee embroidery ruffle 89c} jinen crash, white duck and Os fF Men's $3.00 Patent Leather Oxfords =. = $1.75 [I] Misses’ and Girls’ Junior Suits, 24,50 to 13,5 = — = khaki cloth; 4 to 10 year sizes, i Men's $3.00 Patent Coltskin Oxfords . 6 $1.75 |]| Misse G ane EIGE t "4.50 13.50 Candy Special Basement | 9068 knickerbockers, 8 to 17 pot vcalt ; Men's Russia CaifOxfords =.» ww) $2,000 |] | a ee ae a 9.05 OUR. “PERFECTION ”| year nnan the r | Earle was | —_-—_ | irls’ Reefers, ./® to 9, CHOCOLATES—as nearly per- ian = EXPLOSION KILLS THREE Pe Ural | Mei £0 Sample Oxfords, all leathers and styles, iW 2 Heretofore $11.95 to en # fect as toothsome sweetmeats| Boys’ Blouses, 39c 2d Fl, ON WHARF IN BOSTON, ‘ 614 and 7, A, Band C widths. $2.00 | |! Pee) fe con be made. We count them THE K, & E. BLOUSE, one sci : : l : ss — | Children’s Coats $205 to 6 50 | equal in every detail to the} of the best makes, known . WOME N'S PUMPS, CHRI‘TY H yee Ne Pie ree id ; 2 { widely advertised Chocolates} throughout the country. TIES AND GARDEN TIES LAH CHE) Mel EL Te sold in other stores for Soe. Ib.) Made of fast color striped at a = . 4 Assorted, in pound boxes;{ gingham; collars attached; sizes 00 Golden Brown Pumps . «2.50 West Twenty-third Street regularly 59c, Ih., sale....44e) for bovs of 7 to 16 years. «60 Tan Calf Christy Ties . . £2.00 . ‘Tan darn tis | | . S886 a Sale of Sheet Music at 7c ’s $5.00 Patent Leather Christy Ties SE Gea ° $2.50 | cent for postage tor ach sheet.) eas eee a vy g robo. Girle, | ; oot by. nt Leather and Kid Oxiords, 31.90 | Ee BEST TREATMENT i pedias aa 5 fever Yous . In Bi elona, b ) 1 >) i ees cee —— Hed ; CE 2 i GIRES? SxSEs leo ueouety FOR CATARRH aM “LAAs ‘i a Hier Patent Calfskin and Velour (say es i omer Le Red, White ita played on the nat \ { } ¢ inne soft, delicate | F ite Til Clavshad meal at ae if : $1.50 }} lining dition by the sweet I! : pierre ee ie Kh and turned soles 766 i| nour 1 So long as the r lent, Ought to i Chnaiba (it: 5 #36 Wl circulation 1 will be healthy, but when the 7 any’ Mor pa weds, hand turned Hl blood bec ir tirities and poisons this inner Taran op The Wits! ine fie | \ : c $1.00 \| lining of the hod e uny ntand Donnybrook Bale March | {i Misses’ $1.59 White Canvas Oxfords, sizes 11 to 2 7B |) Serious s t it, stuffy fecling Ng No Place te ! {] Little ¢ 00 Patent Leather Oxford ONS i in the noge, wate ight deafness, fo Hee ptt WET UCCDL See LUEre USOLOS) difficult breathing cternal treat- |} sires Bt + $1.00 |] ment, thou HY ite te) 2.00 BI 1Oxfords, sizes® to 12, $1.00 } cures BY youl 45—1've, Got | Stere Closes Saturdays at 1 P.M. | tated mam 3 Heet At During july and August ate ij } il Wi Ai stamped ona r we y / , IL ‘CAMME YE AtGEaL SCANUMPH GTO} : Ith what 8. S. 5 ical advice {ree to all who write. AE $$ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA. 4 ’ ‘ TRACED AN Tht WILSON MURZER ete B'way ot 6th Av. 4th to J3ti Ske Store Hours:—8 A. M. to 6 P. M, During July and August we close at noon Saturdays. Swim CAYUGA LAR Woman Bought It, the She Wanted to Put Up Cat- sup—Writer Offers Names, tik & Lisle (GLOVES ‘Goo dozen pairs, e the bot e was purchased, White S Regular Regularly Adc, ~ Now 36c Now the sending to do with 1 of the place says the on June 19, sev n drank the bev- , bought six wanted to Regularly Adc, “Now 36c. Now our own importation; in street sh quantity, 4,500 pairs; regularly $ Larger Assortments Are Advertised in Detail. I Saying General Ciearances Eftective Throughout the Store. Only Quantity Lots Are Placarded with “Not Advertised” Cards, SE ORAS HiNCared Wi Ma NGiAd vertisedic Cards: In addition-—WOMEN’S TWO-CLASP GLACE GLOVES, met Limit CLEARANCE-— Main Fle Our well known “Marchioness” Silk and Lisle Gloves, ever favorites with hundreds ot women, stock is much too large, hence the reductions designed to move Perfect in quality, but our ilk Only ly 690, Regularly 94¢, 49c Now 69c Black and White Lisle Re gularly OAc, Regularly 89, 49c Now 69c : ades and white, ve, clearance. , Be h the crime Arstetant. District Lingerie original A few over a hundred garme Clearance of Women’s High Grade N finest materials and with daintiest trimmi Ings of lace insertion and Blouses A varied collection, embracing all sizes—regulation small women and misses. Mad ent quality foular a Wik @ range of col ings and designs ; also of de natural pongee ks full p and tor ot exce Stern Brothers To-morrow and Until Noon Saturday s imon sin princes Important Sale of Men’s Ae See i High Grade Summer Shirts Women’s Dresses Be IMPORTED WOVEN AND PRINTED MADRAS, IN STRIPES AND PLAID Specie at eS WRITE EFFECTS, PLAIN AND PLAITED BOSOMS, COAT MODELS, VARIOUS C =L SLEEVE LENGTHS, LINGERIE D , made at $1.45 ’ ery; embroidered panel front; y trimmed w ons and medal- pleated. with a deep flounce of embroid- Values $2.25 to 3.25, Women’s Summer Dresses LINEN COAT SUITS IN VARIOUS STYLES, ALSO WHITE AND COLORED Women’s “Liberty” Capes, $8.24 24. Floor. EMBROIDERED BATISTE DRESSES, Long, very full Capes, made ‘ of bro. ‘dcloth, in white, pink, At Greatly Reduced Prices light blue, Alice blue, light fi a We) ; gray, champagne, Nile, laven- GUIMPE DRESSES, OF FRENCH GINGHAM, a $3.75 der, rose, gold, leather, garnet LINEN COAT SUITS, “6.95 and black; finishe, ° GUIMPE DRESSES, OF POPLINETTE AND COTTON VOILES, 9.75 lined hood and silk cord ras ing. Ideal wraps for cool even- ings at the shore or in the mountains, TUB SKIRTS, at $2,50, 2.95, 5.25 Wornen’s and Misses’ Riding Habits OF LINEN, KHAKI AND CRASH, $15.75, 18.50 For Children 24 Floor COATS, of pique and linen; various styles, in sizes from 1 to 4 years; closing-out prices, $1.18 to $4.49 LAWN CAPES, styles; Clearance Sale of Women’s Summer Gloves At Unusually Low Prices various infants’ to 4-year sizes, 24c to 49c STRAW HATS, in different colors, 44] 12 and 16 Button Length Gloves, in Silk, Suede Lisle or trimmed with ribbons} +i) Misses’ Waists, $1.49 21 rico For misses of 14 and 16 years made of lawn; grad- d tucks down back and nt, with panel of embroidery; leeves; tucked collar and cul ved with lace, Wann 8 User ean COMBINATIONS—skirt and corset over, of nainsook, trimmed with rows of lace in- serti ie is ibbon; skirt edged with la 69e re SOMBIN ATION ‘S — corset cover and drawers, of nainsook, h lace and dotted She insertion: drawers edged with lace and finished at waist with lace beading and ribbon, 24 Floor, 99c COMBINATIONS — corset t and drawers, of sheer ook, trimmed with Val. lace insertion and wash ribbon; drawers finished edged with lac with ruffle SKIRTS of ca sectional lawn ruffle, with tucks ., 79 SKIRTS of cambric, made with lawn ruffle and two clus- ters of tiny tucks; wide em. broidery ruffle and extra dust Tuffleeanmeerere cores 99c Saree ——S=—————= B trimmed tool; nts—all high grade, made of the $19.89 $26.24 $10.49" 812.89 Woinen'’s Waists Special at $1.79 sor eet WAISTS, ma ie of sheer white 4 ny Dutch neck of German Val. lace and dainty embroidery r ns; lace cuffs; tucked =f back and front below yoke, Suits, 84c