The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1908, Page 4

4 OLYMPIC WINNERS | TO BEWELCOMED HOME OG Committee Fixes Date and Maps Out an Attractive Programme, FUNDS Comptroller Metz Named as Custodian, and Public Con- tributions Are Asked. Ang. 20 In the Day, The Committee on Plan and Scone to-day set that date for the great ova- tion and welcome to be tendered the Amertean heroes of the Olymple con- test held in London President Roosevelt, Goy, Hughes and many eminent statesmen and citizens will greet the athletes in City Hall Park and tender the winners testimonials ‘There will be a great parade and a splendid banquet, and the ceremonies promise to stir little old New York from dhe Battery to Spuyten Du i The Committee on Plan ar pe met this afternoon at the office of Com- missioner of Public Works Cloughan, who Is a member, and deoided that on Saturday, Aug. %, beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning, as rousing a welcome as can be planned will take place to celebrate the American vic- tory. Ry that day all of the athletes who represented this ec y will have re- turned, and ail will be Included in the general cclebration Parade in Morning. A parade will form somewhere near Madi uare, probably at the Sixty- ninth Regiment Armory, at 10 o'clock. The line of march will be to ,Broad-| way and Twenty-third street, to Fifth! enue, to Fourth street, to Broad- to City’ Hall, where an ‘mmense ec reception will be held. Special) s and diplomas will be awarded. aption committee of 600 men of e will be formed, with Presi: | osevelt as chairman. The nt and the Governor will be re-| ed to assign regiments of the| wa ou promin dent Pres regular army and of the National) Guard to ‘at ne ceremontes, The Committee on n and svope! consists of P. J, Conway, President of} Club, | the Irish-American Athlevic Chairman; W. J, Jones, Timera’ Club; | J. P. Mahonéy, New York Athletic lub; John Cloughan, Irish-American ¢ Club; W. Rudien, St. Georga > Club; John J, Davies, Forty- Regiment, and W. P, Mo- in, Secretary monies on the steps of ‘ity Hall each athlete wh! dy pre- sented with some suftable tastimonial, 4 such as a gold medal, and three special priges will be awarded Some Special Prizes. "Join J. Hayes, winner of the Mara-| im thon race, will recelve @ special silver thei oup; Carpenter, who was disqualified iw“ the 400-metre run, will ‘be presented with ¢ @ consolation cup, and Robbins, who. se finished second at event, will also Fecelye a consolation cup. Police arrangements, decorations ot city buildings and an unobstructed right of way for the parade will be discussed the committee by "“LMtle Tim" an ang members of the Board of Aldermen, it Is likely the outline of the parade and rece; turday, will be ace must satisfaction i package of tobacco in any o' Leaf” tobacco, carefully and cured, and packed Established by D. H. McALPIN & CO FOR PAGEANT.) | reoted to-dey ceremonies on the i fall, as given in The 4 To realize the pleasure there is in tobacco you chew There’s more solid thar, you can buy in any is the finest of Green River selected, in a special tinfoil package. buys it anywhere, Get some. Plans tor the Great Reception to Returning World’s Champions Date—Aug, 29, Reception—Universal Welcome to America's Ceam, 1 —Formn in Madison re. of Mareh—Madinon Square, Twenly-sixth atreet, Broudway, street, Mitth avenue, Fourth street, Broadway, 1 Twenty-third chy Hall Ceremontes—City Hall Building and Park. speakers—President Roosevelt, William J Mayor MeClellan, President of Ald Conway, mings Bryan, Goy en PP. MeGowan Hugh " special medals to ho J, Hayes and J. ©, Carpenter, Ranquet—Day following, at which 500 distinguished ottizens will alt, cepted. The rendezvous of the marchers ~ at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory and adjaceut streets will allow the !m- mense army plenty of room to wheel into Ine with colors and music, tp the opinion of the committee Metz Custodian of Fund Owing to the magnitude which the project hag assumed in the past twenty- four hours and the general clamor Co award Uncle Sam's champions the free- dom of the city, besides medals and diplomas, the Executive Comiittee an- nounced last night that subscriptions toward meeting the expenses of the, pageant would be cheerfully recetved. The Evening World will glady acknowl- edge any subscriptions turned over to Comptroller Met, who has been chosen general custodian of the reception funds. ‘Outside of the general wecoime to the athletes, the Irish-American Athlet!c Club will celebrate the return with a banquet to be given the day following the City Hall cerem: ers have consented and other unusual Invitations will r ing members of th letic Club and to al American Olympic games city.” HBA SIS HS ANAL RBS CHURCH Alleged Burglar Arrested on Informaion of Man Whose Wife Fled. $5.95, 6.95, Noted speak- tend the dinner jes Men’s, Youths’ of the} ale then In the! Suits, plain or fancy edge stripes, BRASS BEDSTEADS, Three New Designs, two-inch outside tubing, UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINGS, Charged with the larceny of a gold chalice from the St Joun's Catholic Church, in East Seve ond street, and robbing poor bo: the Chunmch of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, in Bast Sixty-firat street, Paul Jarolseg, twenty-seven years old, of No. 339 East Thirty-eighth street, wa The arrest, the pi. say, was secured through the husband of a woman who Is alleged to have run away with the prisoner, Albout two jnaonths ago Father John T. Prout, Churoh, reported to the police that burglars had broken into nacle, taking a gold About the same oxes Inthe ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS, ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES, SPECIAL HAIR MATTRES (THIRD FLOOR, ANNEX) the Rev of St West Twenty Restaurant » was living 4 pet address with The latter was question alleged to, Look for the morrow for examination aides pai LE TWO DOLLARS FOR MRS, DUFF Bathing Suits | Youths’ & Boys’ Trimmed Worsted Swimming Suits, $|,50, 1.95 Men’s Worsted Bathing or Swimming Sweater Knit Swimming Suits, plain or faney, Annual August Sale of Brass Bedsteads and Bedding Formerly $17.50, 25,00 and 36.00 Formerly $12.50, Formerly $5.75, Formerly $23.00 and 30.00 rormerly $20.00 and 26.00 19°7020 "STREETS NEW YORK, 10 Minutes trom Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel BERMEL IS ON LINER Ex-Borough President of Queens, Who Fled Krom Grand Jury, Coming on Kronpring Wilhelm. Josep Berme’ h Ident of caught 4 Cunard steamer in April Just a few! minutes before she sailed, and evaded a subpoena which required him to tes- 1, former Borough Pres Queens County, who tity before the Queens County Grand | Jury in the Sissena Park case, will re- turn to-morrow on the North German Lloyd liner Kronpring Wilhelm. He as spent a great part of the time he as been away tn Ttaly Among the passengers on the Kron- pring are Clyde Pitch, the playwright, | and George C Tyler, the theatrical manager Stern Brothers Will place on Sale To-morrow A New Importation of } French Hand-Made Blouses 9,75 & 12.50 and Children’s $1.75, 2.25, 2.95, 3.95 | $2,95, 3.95 $13,50, 20.00, 25,00 $10,00, 12.50, 16.50 16,50 and 21.75 | $4.75, 6.25, 8,50 7.75 and 10,00 $15.00, 18.50 | 516.50, 23,00 «third Street Eighth Bargain Basement ng World hi 4A Women's 19¢ Swiss Vests, 9c Women’s 35c Lisle Gloves, 2Ic 3 Women’s 25c Lisle Hose, 12% 10c to 25¢ Embroideries, 5e A 6 50c Brassiere Corsets, 39c¢ it. Sc. u na if “3B” Signs \ a Women’s $2.50 Jumper Dresses, $119 9| Boys’ $1 Wash Suits, 490 (7 39¢ Scarfs and Shams, 19¢ 8 29c Corset Covers, 19¢ Women’s $2 Oxfords, 05c 12 1 Rainproof Umbrellas, 60¢ 13 Women's 14 pe — ieee SIMPSON OR WE MAKE A SPE The Fine-Cut Herm set, 49.98 | Chew ental ther form. “Virgin ripened fresh and clean 5 cents i: \ Pit 10| Women’s 98¢ Lawn Waists, 406 — | Foome | 74,98 | COA WEL « AN ACCOUNT , OPEN SATURDAY | it J MORRIS: 267 Oc Cambric Drawers, 24¢ |$1.75 Red Spreads, *1.10 ree 4 15 Women’s 50¢ Niéht Gowns, 20c AWEORD CO. acme er | “COMPLETE \ OPENS EVENINGS ary “UU 255 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST. 3, 1008, Notwithstanding, large numbers of people Store Closes at 5 P. M. Saturdays at Noon oft Yewana/y- Sire The August Furniture Sale Is Here SIX! ‘E we began our August Furniture Sales on the first day of August we have kept steadily to the fixed time. : It is noticeable, however, that sales are arranged one and two weeks ahead at various places. wait for our August Sale because they know there are good things not to be had elsewhere. They know a sale with us means an abundance of fresh, new goods, and not a re-offering of the regular stock except as pointed out. It is practically unimaginable that the right pieces to suit everyone's taste cannot be found on the three superb great floors—the equal of 45 city lots in area—that hold the collection. A walk through the long lines of furniture wi tldo more to prove this than much description. There are superb tables, aideboards and china cabinets for the dining-room; luxurious leather chairs and solas and other pieces for the library; charming tea tables, muttin etands, sewing boxes, magazine stands and many other ex- quisitely designed pieces that add an air of comfort and grace to the home; handsome brass bedsteads and a rich col- lection of parlor furniture in whole suites or delightful individual pieces in “period” or the best modern styles ‘There is the proper furniture for the simplest room, or the most elaborate; and the averaze saving, Whether your investment is to be $100 or $1,009, is One-Third of the Usual Prices Be free to wander at will through the etock—if for no other reason than to compare it with offerings of sales that have paid us the compliment of imitation. And notice that EVERY TAG HAS THE FORMER ACTUAL PRICE, a8 WELL AS THE NEW, PLAINLY MARKED, so that the precise saving may be determined, without deception, One thing will be absolutely sure: No matter whether we offer you an $8 or @ $200 reduction on a piece of furni- ture, that reduction will be absolute—that §S will have been deducted from our regular prico—that $200 will be as deti- nite and as tangible a saving as if two one hundred dollar notes had been handed you to be deposited in the bank. We print today some detailed news—multiply the list mentally by scores, to form an idea of ite extent—and, best of all, SEE IT, Parlor Suites $28, from $4—Two pieces; mahogany 831, from %4~—Two pieces: mahogany $33, from $—Five pieces; mahogany 887, from $66—Two pleces; mahogany $40, from $45- mahog’y ‘om. §70- ; mahog'y 1 $80- an 850, from $8%—Three pieces; mai 850, from $%—Three pleces; mahog'y $57, from $105—Two piecea; mahog’y Bookcases from $12—Fumed oak #15, from $18—Golden oak $15, from $)8—Mahogany finish , from $%—Golden oak , from $8—Golden oak $10, from &830—M , from $i 28, from f42—Ma , from $36—Mal: BOR, from §95—Five pieces; mahogany , from $48—Mal $76, from $125—Three pieces; gold from $4—Mahogany $80, from $120—Five pes.; mahogany , from $45—Mahogany $85, from 512 ) mahogany from §—Mahogany 800, from $ : mahogany Hi09) érom $135—Three pes.; mahog'y Bureaus » from $2%—Three pieces; gold from $i0—G 8110, from $160-Three beat Maher y a Re Ha arias 9.50, 1 $120, from $18—Three pes.; mahog'y $125, from $X0—Four pes.; mahogan $185, from §2s—Three pes.; anngey Library Suites B80, from $125—Mahogany in lather $110, from $16—Mahogany in leather 110, from $—Mahogany in veiour | #2 $120, from $13—Oak in leather | Women’s Desks ¥10, from #5—4dulden oak $11, from $i—Mahogany B12, from $ik-—Tuna Mabogeny 12, trom $1s—Golden oak 12'50, from $—Mahogany rom 60, from Chiffoniers $13, from $0—Mahogany trom $9—Maple 85, from $6.40—Golden oak. , from §0-Mahogany 86, from §7.0@—Golden oak, from 28—Mahogany 8H, from $li—Golden oak, , {TOM Kidke-Maple 8 $5—M ny 1200, 1 from %0—Mahogany @ Toilet Tables 81 B18, from | 820, from $—Mahogany, 20 S1T.50, from | Bap: BIS, from $2: a2 $18.50, from R25, $18.50, from n 626. 820, from hogany 845, $22, from & Tuna 830) from 822) from $27.6)-Maple RIO! fram & HRN Dining-room Suites $70, from $10 ais Pr $35; B45, from $80, Satin finish, all sizes, #38, from $43. All the mattresses as ordere jue-and-white or fancy striped ti A special 22.50, Music Cabinets | 86,50, from $10-Mahogany 87.50, from $12 Mahogany @), from $l4—Mahogany 80.50, from $1 Three Pieces in Mahogany 15 om $160 The August Sale of Mattresses, Springs and Pillows Made in Our Factory Always an important companion to the August Furni- ture Sale, it is this year marked by better offerings than ever MATTRESSES | x 76 in, 3 will be made up and covered with plain lbs., 618, regularly x 76 in, 25 Ibs, ®15, regularly Mattresses of Good Black Mixed Hair pane elastic, well-made, one-quarter less Super-Extra White Horsehair Mattresses purchase of the best white | sir, Which We use in our finest | es, lets us offer them for me, made up to order at below Des. SPRINGS 8 J top Box Springs; +; bf x 7 In, at $8.50, 1 or 2 parts, 35 Ibs., 160, # lbs, $20.25, regularly ufted top Box Springs; springs, 4 x 75 in, @12,60, arly $15. Super-Extra Black Drawing Hair Mattresses special purchase, PILLOWS inder-price: ed gerse feather Pillow 1 or 2 parts, $24, My +75, regular in, 3 Ibs, 8210, rome Eighth floor, New Bldg. Carpets and Rug Go Into This August Sale This August Sale of Carpets and Rugs admirably sup. plements the Furniture Sale. In it we have placed all car- pete in full rolls, in patterns that we shai! not continue in stock, ‘These offer very comiortable savings on carpets of the very best qualities in their respective graces, They there are about seven hundred Rugs, comprising all odd rugs or incomplete size-ranyes in our stock. On these we have fixed the price at just One-half Regular. Here are the details: CARPETS Velvets, 90¢ yard, from $1.15, Brussels, $1.10 yard, from $1.50; Wilton Velvets, $1,10 yard, from | gy,95 yard, from $1.60. | $1.50. 5 Tapestry, Two Star, 5c yard, Smith Axminster, $1 yd,, from | from Bic, $1.25. { Tapestry, Ten Wire, 80c a yard, Hartford Axmineter, $1 a yard, from $1 from $1.40. RUGS Wilton Runners 8x12 ft.,$9.28, from §18.50, 8x15 ft, $11.28, from $23. Fibre Matting Rugs These handsome Fibre Rugs, in elegant patterns, resemble those of \ Japanese matting, but more dura- 2ft. 3in, x 15 £..,$8,25, from $16.60, ble in weave and coloring are ad- 2ft.3in, x12 ft.,$6.75, from 13.50, for 2 ft. 31n, x9 ft.,§5.75, from $11.25, | mirable for floor - coverings sleeping-roome in winter or sum- Cotton Bath Rugs mer, 9x12 ft, $3.78 and $8.28, were Pink-and-white and red -and- white, $2, from §4. Axminster & Wilton Rugs | 36 x 63 In., $3.75, from $7.60. } 9.x 72 In., $4.28, from $8.50, | English Art Rugs | 7 ft. 61n, x10 ft. 6 in, at $8.78, from 817,50. Gx ft. at $6, from $12, Fife) floore New Bullding, 7.60 and $10.50, Tp x lily ft, $3 and $4.25, were $6 and $8.50. 6x! ft., $2.35 and $3,25, were $4.75 and $6.50. Worsted Bath Rugs 20% 36 in., $1.50, from $3. 36x 36 in., $2.25, from $4.50. Clean-Up of Young Women’s Dresses at $3 They have been $3,75 to $5, This group, offering such fine economy prizes, is made up of Dresses le't from Summer selling and ‘‘specials,”’ in the season’s latest styles, secured at, concessions from manufacturers glad to clear out their Sum- mer models, They are pretty over-waist dresses in stripes and checks, and of dotted Swiss muslin, in white and colors, diatinetly worth-while bargains in every case, | Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co. 3 JOHN WANAMAKE Linens that last, and grow whiter and more satiny with every wash. Their LINENS ing, are the special pride ot the housekeeper that owns them. Wanamaker Linens are that kind—properly bleached—not hastened by chemicals—made of pure flax, and in addition favorably priced: Table Linen and Napkins 67-inch bleached Irish all-linen Damask, at 65c a yard. For Housekeepers That Care About Towels “Dew Bleach” Towels, whitened by sunshine, showers and fresh alr on grassy meadows Hemstitched, 22x40 in., very fine an( soft, at 50c each, tched Towels, 16x s use, at 50c ech, Bath Towels, Rugs and Wash Cloths od Turkish Towels, 22 hemmed,at 25c each. in all the wanted 70-inch snow-white Scotch Da- mask Table Linen, at $1 a yard. Handsome 72-inch Double Da- mask Table Linen, $1,35a yard. Lustrous Scotch Satin D; Napkins, 20-in., $2 dozen; $2.50 dozen, Splendid German Damask Ta- ble Linen, 70-In.,at $1.8 yard, Napkins to match, ready hem- med, 20-in.,$2 dozen; 22-in.,52.35 dozen; 24-1n., $2.75 dozen, Second floar, Old Bullding. Smart New Fall Hats Are Here at $5 This first display of Autumn headgear offers valuca that we think cannot be equaled at $5. There is a di. yeraity of styles and colors in the assortment, though all the bats are pressed shapes of satin, and, while designed for Fall, are suitable algo for immediate wear. The trim- mings of ostrich feathers, wings, flowers, ribbons and novelties are skilllully applied to give smart, effective lines. Some of the black hats ure particularly stylish, Economy Basement, Old Building. Young Women’s REPP SKIRTS at $2.50 These handsome akirte are real $4 values, The material fa the same as that used in making expensive suits—im. orted blue and tan striped repp. They are button-in. Front models, made specially for us, at less than the cost of the cloth; that is the reason you can save $1.50 on each skirt, Lengths 35 to 40 inches, sconomy Basement, O14 Buliding. ady lugs, {ath colorings, 26 x 88 in., at 80c each. Wash Cloths, not too heavy, but splendid for wear, 5c each, Brown linen friction Towels; half the fun of the bath is the /after rub; at 50c each, Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St. és _ aaa eee, Bee 1d He &