The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1908, Page 5

a INTE FN 5 - seo tarcctnare emanations neces nbn nnn innate i et NEON Ee A Nt AT CLE OC A ACO CI TC a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1908, if AA ISLAYER SURRENDERS TO , rf THEA ATS wi H 1 | POLICEMAN ON THE STREET. Ni Tou le “S & H.” Green Tradin« 8 amns Sai na BDRM 1 ORE, os | (/wo with Each 1c ot Purchase) Are Given with Pur- a sini eet ea chases Made Bo‘ore Noon. Single stamps Aller Noon. Cc =— destroys, Worms and allays Foverishness, It ‘olic, It reli ves Teething Troubles, cures Con esimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and natural sleep, The children’s Panacea—The Mother’ The Kind You Have Always Bought, and whicl rs, has born th nature of Chas, IL, Fletcher, at pers sonal supervisi ce its infancy, Allow no one to ¢ All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘‘Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and The auger the health of Infantsand —¢ le ee Chitdren—Experienco against Experiment, GA: 7 Genuine Castoria always bears the signatnre of hos edit 2 OInO S ul S i me Suite od, 3 Police craieana Tenants From 2, oe Blocks of Houses, Fear- | ing an Explosion, isa | Avon Inn, Avo d to have Howard, sxty- {of American playWrigh Fearful that a series of gasoline ex- plosions would endanger lite In the He een in bed for three days, Relghborhood of a burning one-story! nut death was not expected until a garage at No, Wi Franklin avenue, |siort time before it came, Mr, and Brooklyn, to-day, firemen and police | Mrs. Howard went to Avon from thelr Mite sucutne aeainante let ail tthe| New. xork homer din The funeral Duildings on two blocks, not elving Any |S mane et one time to completely dress, | Leaded Value, At $5 HERE are just seventy-five in the lot—no two alike. A little earlier in the season you would have had to pay full prices lor them, but at this time the manufac- turer had despaired of finding a taker at his full price and was glad to let them go at less than half, ceer, ONEILLADAMS @ sees ' Sixth Avenue 22d Streets man, of New York, who has a co Tho garage, which was destroyed with |at Avon, to-morrow afternoon, and unill Established Forty-One Years. fifteen of the seventeen automobiles| the body is removed to Detroit tt will 5 there, was owned by T, Hellbrun and| Test Im @ vault at Asbury Park, | Mr. Howard was bi known | gducated at Russ cer sal-' Haven, and then e Reece to wOre nen aWvorL They are very handsome sults in white, light blue and pink runabout in vain, repp: well tailored and tastefully trimmed. Some have ad become Ni pida TeLNg ERITH Ch \ ’ : black satin collars and cuffs and b L ace mews | Sale of 60 Dozen Women’s Waists — | ]|_ tristed'vis arent Feta on Telephone 5700 Chelsea patronized by @ number of wel Brooklynites, W haul a big tourln from the building, th so intense that it was impossible to. th ( return, ac Our Delivery Service in New Jersey - | Telephone Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | 5700 Chelsea tn 1870| Avenue I as “Sarat "which t was “Saratoga,” which piece suits in the lot made to sell at $10 to $15; A m Frank! u ts, a remarkabl t L ralley Parnes 1 gine was produced In Lone Made of Very Tine Cross Bar Lawn YOU CHOICE.+ +s sseeececuece venvnes o'clock tlre and raised ’ 1 t nen Ifthe car Joined n trying to save ng that the an alarm with the “the autos. sleeping occup. and sent to the ng to do but Seta | $1.50 Quality, Special at 98c Lingerie Dresses at $2.95 These waists come in the la fect i sleeve and button back. in rge bar effect so popular just now, three-quarter They Have Been Priced at $5 to $6.90 — There are 125 dresses in the lot; in pink, light blue and Clearing the Untrimmed Millinery prety urinmed wih Va ice and em: Didog Qa) broidery;, worth up to $6.90; your choice at mated at $30,000. who lost aicharne | Women’s Untrimmed Hats. Values $1.00 $1.00 and! Women’s Trimmed Hats. Values $5.00 to $10.00, At a Fraction of Original Prices (Blesel Cooper Siore, Second Floor, seoat) No.2 A pe, boObaoooonoaan CIO’ GOUOtG 1 25¢ && 45c| at + OR pnonponononnnnoKe yl) cea LN) | \ eS st SSS se ssstesannesesncsuesoeeocseentenaesteveneneeee ence t () % e 2p ant Relongedito thei Late os || White and Black Chip Hats, Value $1. 50....95¢{ Children’s Trimmed Hats, Values $4.00 and | Samples of Lace Curtains Veilings All and the Children’s Knockabout Hats, Values $1.00 and] $6.00 aon $ } ut Has Niue $100 and] #6 10¢ ee Worth 3, 50 to t 39¢ LUCKY chance pur- pee $1.50 $15 a Pair; a chase has made it pos sible for us to offer } i | HESE are salesmen’s ri at of fine, imported lace ‘ ~ Women’ S Light ‘Weight 1 Wool Suits (h curtains. They consist of “corners,” showlag prac- ie ey iar about tically the entire pattern, being from 114 to 2 yards CIL TELLS OF SHIPWRECK PHILADELPH N+ een, of the +» 25c¢ & 65c¢| Imported Flowers .. that when § long and 50 inches wide, Some ar oiled, Any || hat it cost to make them, Gino enn & iat esa : at Tremendous Reductions to close at once of these would be avallable for haaaeeme lacs euithine, Plain and chenille dotted ved through al) oat mom nas young Hel BEA @ CLE UING TE ROT eC OG a lei setuacianotntadeeahea tite nee f Tes ae aa ae ; owing colors : | more than one jundred she setuened with Three groups of Wool Suits to be closed out regardless of former prices. Light paced Abhi thee ae they Bo et eae CUI CRE RRELDGTT Weight. Suits, particularly suitable for travelling or mountain wear in the early shirt waists. ple gray, tauipe, Copenhagen, re- seda, olive, myrtle, garnet and —— _ = Fall. The fais quoted are less than they cost to rnake. sample Corners of Sample Corners of esa panic |, WL-DOUGLAS | "renner recs toaimse, ||] BR 80c| Be 28e| ee gous ) ce" Loc Fancy and Plain Materials, P: , Broadcloths & § i i j S. sh $3.60 rue ent S350 SHOES ror men | rermery'sio, siz and ais, | "Forme $18 #02 ant rome SoS Sloane se ||] [eee eas Bach, | fo 8.60 9 pire Bach fy tele ats DO ae i Bee 2 (Siegel Cooper Store, joer, Front. \e er Store, Mala Floor, Fron’, W. L..DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE ne $5 00 J — — - —- MEN'S $3.50 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER pa . hoe $ 0.00 Now $15.00 ° a) MANUFACTURER _IN_ THE WORLD. Continuation Clearance Sale of Who Wants Good Pictures PT reason W. L. Douglas Summer Dresses, Coat Suits and Separate Skirts For Almost Nothing i shoes are worn i more men all Wee ie ; | $1.50 White laity Skirts re Dresses. HIS Is our August Clearance Sale of pictures, during which we forget what goods a a Mee teas $5.00 Wiite Stik EE an 75¢ $6.00 Lingerie Dresses ......... tere ee $295 cost us and think only of what price will sell them quick, benefit of the most complete | ae MIB SHAH5 ancoanoometeniaccnoadt TED raya Lingerie Dresses .......+.0+640++ $5,00 It’s a great chance for the man or woman who has bare walls to fill or knows j a tion of skilled sh | $5.00 White Skirts 0. es essseeveeee eee $2951 0 ENT) of a room-corner that would be the better for a touch of color, Just read: rganization of s shoe- | ; $3.50 Jumper Dresses .......+. serene GEIS makers in this country, who | Coat Suits ‘ Wray agus 7 ire )Assorted Pictures—also some very receive the highest wages | $5.50 Coat Suits ... etibn 8810 Bathing Suits f Artists Originals Oil Paintings large pastels: val values up 10 gg i t ing j b rf 1 ngs 1 . Vestoece © paid in the shoe industry and | $10.00 Coat Suits .. ve veaeeees $5400 | $3:00 Bathing Suits......... teeeeneeee GLI5 | Ry SRIneHRIIMatatorsvenate Res iriig Se ais Pastels and Photogravures—m «- whose workmanship cannot be excelled. \ The selection of the Jeath- » ers and other materials for each part of the shoe and every detail of the making $18.00 Coat Suits. «$9.75 | $5.00 Bathing Suits 82,95 | for a New York magazine. Somewhat solled, mi cheap - — — seaaiggey enough. They cost the maga- Thursday, Friday and Saturday, zine trom $2 to $15. You 10c | Last Three Days—Great Midsummer Sale een Hie 0 Sommment in artiste. gilt qo || $22.50 Paintings at $12.60 | imported Haad Colo.ed’ 0. | Brass and Enamel Beds and Bedding, ||j| ,istsyisie ‘2 | pacar mt reson |RSS ge" je esorted Pictures—which retaile rames. some 0 ae i wi f ' ted: ingilt3invh frames. ay 7- HOLD) CREE ltd value $15; your choice at 94.15 $1Q Paintings at $5.95 Assorted Pic ures—your ct In deep gilt and gold bur- an artistic .ot of pictu nished frames; choice» assoit- shapes, regulary ay > ment of sub,ects, t is looked after by specially trained experts in every de- partment, | ADAMS B ING. at {rom 50c to $13 your 9100 to $150 Paintings at goo | _ Fames valu Pate I could take you into my IMS BUILDING. __ cholce at 25¢ || Big reductionson all Clement Tne eu i large factories at Brockton, il Absolutely every Bed, Spring, Mattress, Pillow, Crib, Cot, Couch Bed and Divan reduced in a ae teem Si ek || Paintings: Res mes Tae Mass., and show you how ||| price from 10 TO So PER CENT—the opportunity of the year to purchase this class of merchanc i 10 $1.80; at....seeereee, DUC $60 Pain.ings at $35 Dining Rasa eiebae caine | carefully W.L.Douglas $3.50 ||| and one you cannot afford to miss. Colored P’ otographs—in dark 69 -Hanasomely framed; 8 vas | oak trames spec: vay priced 3 shoes are made, You vee ||| $20.00 Brass Beds, $9.98 | $25.00 Brass Beds, $14.75 sp Enamel Beds, $8. 50. A CL ian ao fae poe ae | then understan why Wy | ie = ornamented gilt frames, gol | \s&ried Pictures—a ver) tine 1ot alt te ns ae uta mse) 0 hold their shape, fit better, | (ust like burnished; value from our regular stock ‘ Sleesi ps | wearlonger,an atoof greater {iustration.) $2210; Natvavsa sits $12.70] values usto$5 ate. $2) ° value than any other make. | | 7g Grocery Specials for Te-Morro Wb Cees pa debe bd at Any Price. | MINHEY are all dependable foods—fresh and pure. Read the prices we have pur on ton W. L. DOUGLAS BOYS’ SHOES $1.75 AND $2.00, JUST THE SAME AS MY MEN'S for Wednesday, You know what you’ve been payin, for them 3.80 SHOES, THE SAME LEATHERS, FOR $1.75 AND $2.00, Mai and Telorhone Ordera Fied t:omptly Crid (ic 8 4,000 * | j | Pillars 146 freee filling $4 Inch, | iI Mar Figur ete SERA UPON RAVING, rea Pras ey ante | | (ee rea ey Aine height of head 63 Inches, height of | ~ Fast Oolor Byclele weed exclusively, Catalog Mailed Free, W.1,Douglas, Brockton, Masa rods used in the construction of first fost ie ey tal Ik the est Fund Beds (as illu Raia ' ne Five o'Cloc k Teas Granulateu Sugar Swit 8 Nay Melia i} pf W.-L. DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: class beds; 2-inch pillars, 34 inch top f, 6 tn, and 3 ft. Reg- F aal ree dash mite fave vetneser | | | Hy &. best refines: 2518. $y 43 | | \mevuse ith oot ore aa 433 Broadway, cor. Howard. 356 Sixth Ave., cor. 22d St. and bottom rods, extended footboard, lay price aby ale " $44, 75 i bs \ : seu [sotom dBi cee, PEOEO | | sou bars $o.Suiten bers s 755 Bi di 8th S flat ‘vases, best French lacquered fin- Breet the bese Bavedmoohitane Fiat Ib Os jor, qc = , : Cts roadway, cor. 8th St. BROOKLYN, N.Y. ish; all sizes. Regular price 9 98 aia they ree. OPLLAK COFFE. — Stezel Coore ee : . | price $12.00; biend of mountain-grows iency Imporied | asCANN's IRISH UAL cA. 0 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. 798.710 Broadwa: $20.00; sale price........ . aes Sa eee ele eualalat Ero ea eee epee MCANNIS TRUS mi 1349 Broadway, cor. 36th St. ye . | $7.25 Couch Beds, $3.93 PIS? veers ; Ger ® SPLIT PEAS of 1 aliforala D5e | dered: 10 (ov. $2.45; 4 ibs. $1; 1h ZC FORMOSA GOLONG FA tacan Cry ta7.1440 B ws , 1367 Broadway,cor.GatesAv. || $5.75 Spring, $3.50. | tbs Abe ger ; NaN et fo acai d roadway, 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl (lust ike tlustration,) | | | MSI speciar doe. Wc: pac Abe” JUICES Har "0 La Viglauyes tatoo thal 478 Fifth Avenue. iW | | SOTCH FINE GROUND i cae ise. *ED tate ST ire ve., near EY C 18 N { MEAL~10 Ibs, $50; § Ibs..., u c = tala blend) 0: regular YY . = jewarls LE EVAPORATED APPLES— § ache 1b. ; Ove ( ‘es HSH ROLLED UATMEAL™10 9 aU TAG 345 Eighth A Avenue, NEWARK—785 Broad St. | Hy ieee Ase 5\ bs 24e | ype US cake, 206, ivexcet "ut waesiegel Cooper 8 re, Fourt” f 95 Nassau Street. PATERSON—192 Market St. | Exactly like Illustration. The picture | ——— =< | — ane | | shows the couch open for use as a| These Mattresses are W ; 7 ps \ tai 4 : | | This spring has no equal for comfort | bed. Both sides drop down to form) made, the \ 0) d ines, Whiskies, Beers, Stout a id Ales =~ and long wear. Steel helical springs the couch. The fabric is supported thickly padded | rr rm Oo | support the end of the fabric, which ‘ © is supported) and all. arout ith genu- ( NiuboS 9 ATRUUBLIN STOUT. The popular “White Hhrakavesais Tet | | Stern Brothers automatically takes up any sag, Can by steel helical springs. Frame is fine ine ¢« [rea Se unger ace ast eee LNA) 3owmore Scotch Whiskey—sot'e “hk ‘ be kept in ri by the owner with- ished in gold bronze. The mattress | about J row. T! Y out oe heavy frame, bre id bolst covered with plain | the —= = Sauk) penaeea emer —-—— ‘ YW For 10-Morrew, Thursday cat Ea giving bee a (2° ih er ve over i with y lin | Lass & Co's Pale Monogram California Claret Colonel r feet “t a ne) Breen denim and all well filled F Ale Whiskey No. 5 Rien, fruity wine; sold In Fine 0 M ay S Laks a ne Reet price $7 $3, 76 iaalot Hf yen. plats || i NO. oi triste 7 fp en’s Summer Neckwear sie price « ec a NT Hea a ah pt WV | Note—9n account of fhe great quantity of gocds told ari ing these special sales Leer EIOLU iN 18 | ’ aire, of 8 do REGAL OLD TOM OR DRY t kl US. GIN—a tine gia for cocktafls HRIE- and MUS: and rickeys: regular LWINES—pailon $2.24, Se larce bottle Gite fea sthieabon eid eeke2 oel we require tbow 10 days to de iver brass Beds. At One-Half Regular Prices SILK AND KNIT FOUR-IN-HANDS, IN AN EXTENSIYE } —The introduction of our Club Plan has made it possible tor a 1 $134 $126 Boe MARYLAND WA RANGE OF DESIGNS, | ;Ciub Flan from our m: t line of Furniture, Car and Uphos Aelia ie Oe Teer An iCal Nan, v4 Tau aie ; BS s they desire, pa a part of the cost at time of pr { arra . walter H a Kut _ AT 25c BACH $1.38 HALF DOZEN pay t © oi | Te FORAY NIN 187 980, Un ‘anion $3.74 Tuli Gye UR CY wil te OC. RIES: | COGNAC ERANDY~Ch, Per. | (ME ERIAL WHISKEY—regular lon, $2.65 fib ° ie $1.48, Sde tansy reguar $1.25 Qwe, $3-$0 quality: gallon, yi (sleet Yooet » ut r towle $2.94; tulh quart botie West Twenty-third Street i iy Ua oraeataly cam I SH a _—— ‘Aak for ‘S, & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them ere Mi ditscaiven