The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1908, Page 5

ANS 75 MLE. | AM TOANTO ‘TINS 27 HORS anes McAughey, Y. M. C. A, Athlete, Completes Journey at City Hall. HE LOSES 38 POUNDS., Sturdy Chap Keeps His Grit Though, and Delivers Mayor’s Message. ‘A small figure, worn to a thin edge burned in running trunks, black stockings brown as an Indian and dressed low shores, mounted the steps of the City Hall y, at 9 o'clock, after com- Canada, e: He was ty-five year Canada's fo ner. He Is as Toronto Y. yowan, J ling struggle better than se Ran Within Two Weeks. He negot feiss th Over fully “fourths of e BicAughey ran; the remainder he | walked, Scared the Indlans, Approaching Albany Aughey took | the road Jeadi forced to r burn he agai twenty-two mile Caledonia Indian Reser | and redmen few to thei | the doors and drew the curtain | they saw the spectre-like form toward them, No one w ] and McAughey had to { self. The fright cost h miles. Vv “T could run i treated me kind ask for food. happened in my Catherines, It w 1 owas alm asked a and drink. Has Defeated Longboat. | “Good for you, my boy Mayor McGowan, " Tell all the att New Yorkers are glad are fathering clean sporis, Clean sperts make clean men,’ MeAughey has heen years. He ¢ bpring for th $0; the lor ada, whi Hamilton-Toron:o first twenty-three And fifteen w munning elgit at the West Gnder whos BUSCH READY TO GIVE $50,000. BERLIN, A W—At to-day's ges. won of the ational Congress, clty, David Jay Ambasador to Gert Rouncenient that Aaolph us Hill, the ny, mal => A HOME a Hee “antl sy wiiKLY | FISHER BROS. COLUMBUS: AVE BETY.103 & 104: MICHIGAN | FURNITURE CO: HIGH GRADE. FURAITURE " D LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM | $50 worth,$3.00down noe 5.00 “ pmi00 “ 750 « OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, Ci tera x « Y.M.C, THE EVENING _WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST A, ATHLETE | WHO RAN HERE FROM TORONTO, , Grout f the Mec w 00 EACH FOR = ~PECENERS OF BANK Asks Court to Consent “xt to Fees in Mechanics and Traders’ Case, Justice Pound, In the Supreme Court, CULBERSON WANTS $ ADVISORY COMMITTEE CALLED. “Aug. y-day considered the application of ormer Comptroller Edward M. Grout, ‘cave the temporary receivers of the in- stitution discharged and the dank al- lowed to resume business name of the Union Bank of Brooklyn Justice Pound, after hearing Attorney- General Jackson for the State Exchange Upen request a representative will call All Cars Transfer to BiSeaerda les} ’ Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St. lt mer J idge o B said Justioe Pour is reasonable, I wi pers, and think I matter this a and Traders’ Bank, to WASHINGT Culberson, of T with Chairman } under the Culberson is chairman. before it is too late. n dispose of (he 19, ~ Senator , has communt. ck of the Dem: tle National Committee to arrange a meeting of the Advisory Committee of the National Committee, of which Mr that the Advisory Committee and’ in Chicago {n the near future. ty iagailes | pee Factory Sale of $450 to $550 : Walters Pianos $228 $5 Down and $1 per week Your chance to save at least $225. Bay one They are selling fast. | upen Every Evening {| Until 9 o'clock. 10/, We Pay y Grund. Rapids Furniture. | Furnished Write, for Our uaeact ga EVERYTHING FOR HOUSE KEN ING $40 Worth $3 Down soo 0 0* 85 375 Worth $7-50 Dowa S. 1. 00Week 100 « 10.00 + 2,00 + 150 « 15.00 + 2.25 « It ts expected | 200 «¢ 20,00 2.50 will meet | 3rQ «+ 30,00 * 3.50 Our Terme Apply Also to New York ointn, New Jarser and Connectiont. AAtgest WU thes stuck OF biambnds | Watcher and Jewelry ‘in New York, No employers’ references required. Call or write for Tilustraved Catalogue No, 44, 37 Maiden Lane, N. Y. 889 Fulton St,, Brooklyn. LW.SWEET&CO E We have arranged with the Walters $5 Down and *1 Per Week Wo will a! n jo every one : Nothing Like This Ever Offered Every Milk if they knew it. We have dairies now in five states, and we are building more all the time. We milk 20,000 Holstein cows. Yet we advertise in but a few cities. The demand from those cities where Van Camp's is known often exceeds our sup- ply. This demand begins slowly in each new city. People are hard to convince. Then a few people try it; then those people tell others, The demand, when it starts, spreads like wildfire. So it will be with you. You may wait and wait before you buy the first can, But when you do buy it you will work harder than we to see that your friends don’t go longer without it. And you'll be sorry you waited so long. Make Your Milk Dishes With Whole Milk. You don’t get the whole milk when you buy from the milkman. The reason fo this: Milk. that stands awhile separates, The butter fat rises and the solids fall. &o you get all the butter fat only when served from the top of the can. Thus you are surprised, when you first enok with Van Camp's, at the delicious flavor it gives to a milk dish, You won- mer what we have added—what we have done—to make the milk seem so good. We have added nothing at all. Van arap’s is simply the whole, rich milk, Jurt as it comes from the cow. You get Al; of the butter fat, all of the solids. ¥ou never get them all in raw milk. That flavor belongs to your cooking. You will get it every time in milk dishes made with Van Camp’s. We issue a Cook Book—free. It tells how to make all sorte of milk dishes, ‘and gives the whole cost of each. Ask me to send it to you, Nothing But Milk, Van Camp’s is simply rich, Holstein milk with two-thirds the water evapo- rated. It is not like condensed milk, which is half sugar. You can’t use condensed milk in cooking, In Van Camp’s, nothing whatever is added—no sugar, no starch, no pre- servative. And nothing is subtracted, save part of the water, which you can put back when you get it. It is simply pure milk—nothing -but milk—put up in a convenient and ster- ilized form. Analysis shows about 30 per cent of solids, of which 8 per cent is butter fat. It’s Economical. Van Camp’s—with all of its good- ness—is cheaper than milkman’s milk, It’s as thick as thick cream. So thick that you add one part water for coffee. Yet it doesn’t cost half what you pay your milkman for cream. Add two parts water and you have rich milk. The cost of such milk, when you buy Van Camp's by the case, runs about six cents per quart. Then you have no waste—no milk left over. That saving in a year is enormous. And Van Camp’s means a cow in your kitchen. Rich milk or cream always tap. And always fresh—always the same. Yet such milk, in such shape, costs you actually less than raw milk bought as you want it. No Germs—No Danger. But the great fact about Van Camp’s is the fact that it’s germless milk. Our cows are inspected; so are the men who milk them. There are no tuber- cular cows, no diseased milkmen, to con- vey their infections to Van Camp’s Milk. Piano Company, makers of high- grade pianos, to offer until sold their entire surpius stock, consisting of NEW, ay -grade, most popular styles of Walters pianos, ranging in their price list ircm $450 to $550, at $228 exchange vor 0 4 piano for ene of these Degutttul new scoleties, music Piano Warerooms, 8d Floor, Day We Milk 20,000 Cows Yet we cannot supply one-fiftieth of those who would want Van Camp’s This is one of the few cities where every home can get it, In other cities, there are millions of homes that can’t. Q. What fs better than a World Ad vertisement? A.A three-time World Advertisement, Q. What {s still better than a three time World Advertisement? | per week 10, 1908. SAVEB08) ST) : iq THE DAILY LESSON, A. A seven-time World Advertisement, | $2 Inquire About Rates om Thea ead Seven Time World Advts. |g if (ors; NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE IEGEL (Ze | FP SIXTH 18" By ye OPERE J.8.GREEN days NEW YORK UGA Double “S. & iid Green Trading Stamps (Two with Each 10c of Purchase) Are Given with All Pur- chases Made Before Noon {Se rs ] 2 Ke ” ae Salt and pepper shakers; cut glass desitn fitted with heavy sterling silver cap, Third Floor, Front.) A White J Ag ‘ue ¢ rices iq Goods U; p to 29c $0,000 vards; batiste lawns, 30-inch white India linens, 32-inch , tlie, medras, white madras suiting, sheer plaid lawns, embroidered lawn. Main Floor, Rear.) ® irish Point 3] 50 Curtains * Le hh ull Size 89e Rigalen i Comforters C., steak [ull size silholene comforters with figured tops and backs and ed with sanitary cotton, (Main Floor, Rear.) Regular Price $3 a Pair One and two pair lots of Irish Point and novelty curtains; new tnd perfect, (Third Floor, Front) 8 Crash 10 Regular 2 Pri Towelings LUC Pee, Our dairies are sanitary, Our fac. tories, where the milk is evaporated, are built without wood. We make a busi- ness of cleanliness, Then the milk is sterilized after the cans are sealed. Not a germ of any kind can remain in it. Please think what that means. In Washington, D. C., it was recently found that 11 per cent of the dealers were selling tubercular milk, Seven per cent of the milk, taken from 400 sam- ples, proved fatal to guinea pigs. Tha pigs died of tuberculosis. That’s but one of the risks you take in using raw milk. Any disease germ that gets into milk breeds millions more like it within a few hours. A great deal of illness is known to be due to infections conveyed by milk. Can you think of a reason for taking such risks when you can get Van Camp's? For Children. When immigrant babies arrive in New York they are fed on Van Camp's Milk. Their food is prescribed by physicians— by men who know the dangers that lurk in raw milk. Two-thirds the mortality of children is due simply to germs in milk. Raw milk, like raw meat, is an unfit food. There is too much danger of germ infection. Let your children drink Van Camp’s. They will come to love the slight almond flavor, due to sterilization, For that flavor means that the milk is pure. Not a germ of any kind—harmless or harm ful—exists in Van Camp’s Milk, Van Camp’s Milk comes in 5 and 10+ cent cans—-at your grocer's, The first ean will convince you. After that, get the discount allowed when you purchase by the case. Then you'll have it always on hand. Produced in five states, by the dairies of the Van Camp Packing Co., Indiam apolis, Ind, Van Camp’s Milk Evaporated—Sterilized— Unsweetened Van Camp Packing Ca, | Indianapolis, Ind. i “4, charges on deferred payments; ¢ 4 in easy payments. \ Mid pieces of tawelings, bleached all-lintn Barnsley crash, ali nen oweling, 19-inch ‘check glass toweling, heavy Scotch ion coweling, heavy huck crash. (Main Floor, Rear.) or irregular stitches. as if you paid full prices. price in one day “Perfection” 25¢ to Regular Prices Music Rolls = 75e 5a¢ 5 HED This applies to our entire stock of PERFECTION ols roils, and includes classic, operatic and popular selections, Prices | Silk 19¢ Bargains up to 50ce good quality silk chiffons, pongees, and fancy dipio Svc a yard Regular Broken lin tks, usually (Main Floor, Center.) Kidskin aa ra an patent leather tips; Kony bit exceptionally good for comfort and service; all sizes. and Children’s Tan Oxford Ties; style, Misses’ ‘od strong leather soles, in sizes 8} We 1 for misses; worth at least $1 (Second Floor, Rese.) ee Regular Heavy $ 1 29 Prices Blankets +° $1.79 to $2.25 ayy ool finished cotton parte A with pink ard California Regular Clare 7TAe ire $1.10 aga’. ther stores at $1.25 Fourth Floor, Front. Rich, fruity select vintage wine; sold ino Single Stamps (One with Each 10c of Purchase) with All Purchases Made After Noon $5 “‘Nemo” i 3] ’ but the worst imperfections are oil spots The wearing quality and styles are exactly the same We sold more than 4,000 of these at this two weeks ago. Only 300 in this lot and they'll vanish like @ whiff of smoke at $1. f es are classified as ‘seconds,’ a Ties for Women, Misse, 6] coe ‘Oe Nugnig S18 st Ne, Wot Regular Japanese 7 5c pbs Lambrequins $1.25 Each. Japanese ailk embroidered lambrequins in all colors; very attrac’ tive and stylish, (Third Floor, Front.) Folding $1. 8 Regular irra Price Go-Carts $2.45 Baby Folding go-carta, with rubber tired wheels and leatherette upholstery, (Third Fioor, Center.) Grass Regular M tti 2 7e Price a Ing 32c a yard Yard wide; perfect goods: beautiful carpet designs; excellent for summer; made to sella 42ca yard, (Filth Floor, Front,) Cel egular trays 1.95 2 Rich cut glass celery trays; splendid cutting and attractive desian. (Third Floor, Front.) Rich cut glass spoon holders, sold everreneraet saber ) ird Floor, Front, Bed pata ; Sheets i 29¢ rit Each Bleached 72x90 ies muslin sheets; made, of good, beavy quality sheeting; perfect goods, Main Floor, Rear.) Regular Se arfs & 1 9¢ Prices 25c¢ Shams to 50c Each White guipure and spachtel shams and scarfs; many pretty styles of bemstitehed and scell ped edges. (Main tloor, Rear) not made so much for made of tan vici kid with for children to number Japanese Regie Matting 16¢ 220 a yard Japanese Straw Matting: carpet designs In beautiiul colorings; imported to sell at 30¢ (0 a5ca yard. (Filth Floor, Front) Regular Monogram $9. 2 ies Whiskey eascuittl d 1s sold everywhere at $3 rahe our ae price cee agree Tuesday price $2.24, (Fourth Floor, Front.) oyiner Pianos Featurey “Tuesday AN) Bargain” e pianos in this offer, so if yo ag $150? | have to act nterested you wil etd Ss but they are all in perfect con- delivery with- nd free Stool and cover free with each piano anc? No interest (aust These pianos have had some use, dition now. in reasonable distances, hs, Sex, Stemps Till Noon $5 down and $1 a Wecs. he rest of the sum Sth Floor, Cearer.