The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1908, Page 4

EMER TWO PLIES “ARRESTED UPOW CLERICS’ CHARGES. Magistrate and the Rev. L Zig Taber i Brooklyn to-do couple of the between two pair of pres fadded to the gaiety of a fhe church militant broke 10 the Harlem and the Ada Courts there were enlightening spectacies of clergymen wrangling Hite. The Rev fad his fashionable West One I and who a tent, w Evang Lyall in the entrance, @ay move they won't get it,” sald the An iaata Furnished Complete Eich GRADE FURAITARe LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM 5Gworth,$3.0U gown 75 «(5.00 © Ue 7.50 + OPEN SATIRIAY EYE NINGS. No employ or Call or Mlastrated Cut \s iialey Jan 1 wil m _ THE EVENING WORLD, Walton produced ne Rey an L will demand in ieee eee | HONDURAS CLAIMS CONSULS INTERFERED, Evegiasse ‘ vel {in §4 East 23rd Street, near Fourth Ave io’ 54 Weat 125th Street, near Lenox Ave, 442 Columbus Avenue, 8! st and 82d Sts, 76 Nassau Street, neat John Street. 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. Opposite Abrabaa & Staaus, “TLL:ABAMS INE @ Es ANH TiE Forty-One Years Store Occupying Two Blocks Sin <th Ave, 20th to 22d iy Wo Wa | | Our Delivery Service in New Jersey | Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | Saturday Half Holiday Specials Big Bargains for quick Buyers to-morrow No Mail, ho C, GD. or Telephone Orders Women’s Shirt Waist Dresses Men’ s Belts Leather Women’s two p Shirt Waist Dresses, a variety of y styles, some trimmed wi th best brass a 1 la some with embro Regular 33 nol. 00. Either Buil Buildin Sys) Floor ling—2d Floor Adams Bat —<— a —————n| Me's: Socks Wo: men’s Washabse okirts Sox, fu rf nene. f made, d sorted and toes $1.00; spe. Adams Building—2a Floor Bathing Caps and Shoes aoe cia Eft ie Butiding—1st Floor bata s Handkerchiefs 's pure linen hemstitehed kerchiefs, “% inch hem; colored n Dike Either Bulloing=ist F ‘oor well 376 E faci Bui. di neil Ficon B: oe Suits Sail lots of Ru: » in fancy im colors, A cha a suit at less than h | sizes 244 to 16 ve Values up to $7.50, at Ad. ms Butlding Dress Suit Cases Cases, sole leather, Corsets Popular av 95¢ Ei her Buailding—2d Fleer : locks and Ribbons | < en lined, with shirt F pocket; size 24 in. Evther Building—Basement $1.40 for Etther Toilet G on i! BE ld foetal Fen r Covered Boxes popular cles for also. eX eats, Regu- EEO Fo O'Net!i Butlding—4th Flor : Wash Boilers Groceries 1 eavy cop: Boilers is every one < ted 79% 4908, sp WSL SN AN TE RS MCI RE YL gle ual Sere Our Usual FRIDAY, JULY CN TL 31, ST Last Day-To- -Morrow! | Midsummer Sale of Bri \ Clothes —Donti Store Closes at 5 P.M. Saturdays nt, Noon e e Annual August Furniture Offering V 7¥ were the pioneers in Philadelphia of the August furniture Sales. They began in York when the store started clover years ago, We collect furniture for six months in advance of these sales, finding here and there a little lotthat is up to our standard, which, for one or another, the manufacturer d at reduced prices in order to help us make a vreat sale in August There are reasons that influence the manufacturers to do this: First, we aro large takers of their art all the twelve months ot the year, Second, sometimes there are financial catises that make oppor- tunities where people do not wish to carry the stock and want : to use our outlet to have it sold. Third, all manufacturers have quiet times in the year and like \ INOW rease pores ol icles during petal Sa AEE to have orders to keep their working force intact and their $29.50, 8° and $2: machinery from betng shut down si 22.60, $75 an ) niture sale ney play of the we have this iaryest furni- We never had so fine au opportunity to make a great fu August in our New uilding, devoting three entire floors to the Cure stock we know of in any retail store, 2 $16 ii so Value Suiis, { We are actually owners of at least a hali-million dollars’ worth of furniture ' The blue ticket on the jurniture gives the new price and shows w the old price was, K There is no concealment, no marking up goods to mark them dowa, but the customer 4 can read the values as they actually stand, 7 Forinar't E “rice: 3 $24 Some Goods Are Marked 50 Per Cent. Off ij SPI TSE 2 Some Are 25 Per Cent. Oft ‘ ? And Some Are 10 Per Cent. Off se For Reasons That Can Easily Be Given $i ¢ grade Whatever ft better than ' Some of the pieces are { { the foreign or extrayazant “There are very few people who he ondiaplay, Read the tigures rniture we offer, even tho simplest ant owast is substantial and the average, 1s fine as any contained y decorated aud ott.t ve any idea of in any mansion in New York, exee »pting me !v Ainerican pieces th they are actua ; Now - ° . » Val 5 | N q 7 : Youny M how @ 0 98 { furniture that ig here one eau go through our ’s Sults, and any hhat tolow; a Value ry up {6 8. i arehouse and sales floors und verily our count, |) MTT: 784 bureaus 803 parlor and bedraom gables snite 1014 chiftoniers 9606 metal bedsteads S93 preces of dining-room furniture and liuadreas of chairs Is it possible that any one cannot find what may be wanted, with S03 pieces of dining. room ect Irom, or 1014 chiifoniers, or S03 parlor aud beuroom tables? Think of it! There is every shape, all sizes, plan and ornamental, every variety of wood and finish, and from the lowest price to the very highest, There is a great veal of the simple, low- priced jurniture that so many people want, Some other day we shail make a detailed list for publication of the Wanamaker August collection of furniture, We will store, without charge, whatever is bought dur.ng the sale until it ig wanted in Septem! er or October, We shall greatly value a call or inquiry from those who are not ready to purchase ag well as prospective buyers, nh Saturday Und 6 tad) 10 Dy OY Ra Men’s2B0yo" JOHN WANAMAKER Straw qu at § Broadway, Fourth Ave, Eighth to Tenth Street. &e fly ) just a ‘ ap i , ¥y een (THA for = soc a Misses’ Dresses sais med withvelf colored Lawns Full pleated skirts to mate pe. with fold at bottom. Sizes 14, 10 and ie lB yee irs, All cul rs; $1.75 values, at Women’s Canvas Oxfords Values to $2,00, at The snapey foot: Men’s Shirts MEN’§ NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, with plain and pleated bo» soms, attached or detached cuffs. All white, light ond w for summer dark colors and blue cham» ( or with fut full, um evening dresses. Pur white and gray, inevery ——w—er (Main Floor.) Meats, Wines or at TTON= | PRIME Lic LEGS OF SPRING LAM : , ERIC ASSL SHOULDERS, RAC Ks on BE \sie ‘OF VEAL and Liquors : 2 ERS ED brow RIB CHICKENS VORTERTLOUS LOIN STEAL PORT OR SHERRY ViGETABLES. SPi\ FANCY GhOK-) FLORIDA PINEAPPLES [2 | Opening at Wallack’s Monday, Aug. 3, after a run of 339 pertormances in Chicago. Words and music come plete of the best Song in the show. Order next Sunday’s World to-day,