The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1908, Page 4

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regperomerictmnimreme sy WILLECOLLERS WIFE DROPS CURT OUT Keeps Jersey Justice Waiting Four Hours to Give Her Discharge. r “WARRANT IS DEFECTIVE, Atlantic City Hotel Claim for Nine Weeks’ Board Not Legally Served. Mrs, louise Allen Colller, the actress jmnd wife of Wille Co the come- \dian, who was arrested yesterday | ‘en dispute over a hotel bill, was dis- | charged in the First Criminal Court, Jersey City, to-day, on a technivality. Detective Cartwright, from Atlantic City, who brought a warrant f @rrest eecured by the Grand A }Hotel, charging her with bill) of $42.60 for nine day jon hand, and when ument to the actr sAsgemblyman Joseph Tunvuity, th | yer smiled and sald | “This warrant {s no good out to @ sheriff or cor mention is made of local offense is alleged t *ted In a city an *to the county myrelient be d ‘his Judge Marclay agreed to without any comment, and the actress left in ‘triumph, When the young we sey City, late yes on, & * Jocai detective took her in ob at the station just as she was directing her weight trunks to be sent to the Hotel Cumberland, and she was told at the police station of the warra Mrs, Collier was not after she | had secured bail, to be in t to-day. Kept the Court Walting. She was due at 8 o'clock, and the cout was in a flutter of anticipation, even before that hour, But & o'c caine and there was no Mrs, Col then 9 passed without th hen 10, and tt he swept in “peating board, was 1-reached Jer- and here are the receipts bai Says She Paid Up u opened COURT SUGGESTS Magistrate Wants Who Saw Pai? Leave Rich Man’s Motor, Witnesses done daughter, | in. their a ind t '“He Was Simply Imitating Louise. Allen Collier Arrested In Dispute Over a Hote BO WHO BURIED. |“ paavance, —Dectine. nme! ay WOMAN 10 NEATH JAIL SPOILS INVENTION. ry G an} , of No ho de- NDICTED; FRttD eee Other Boys,” Says Jerome in Urging Clemency. e 13, eet fire to a Fordham Park, in ies from which she subse y manslaughter in the iis) par é Ot! jomestity of No, $3.60 f f 50c : ia os Pp, $ findi i LEADS STOCVS IN RISE — —— cm == ==) Harriman Issues, Industrials and St. Paul Also Freely Bought in the Market. stocks a nities, mills of their entire stock any store at £24.75, » ea WOADSTOOLS KILL WEBER & HEILBRONER “MEN WHO KNOW” OWind-up" of Half Yearly Sale. Manhattan Shirt Sale still offers Se ; good picking since White Negligees are added and all stocks revised. her Special Offerings Are: "Soiesette" .—Fall neckwear novelties are ng many early buyers. Broadway, af 281h Sirce! Broadway, af ath Street é UTIs 19°70 20 *STREETI NEW YORK, 10 Minutes trom Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel v i = ~ w e UST one of a hali hundred similar items put for ward to forcibly illustrate the unequalled buying power of this organization as well as the money saving opportu- 9xi2 Ten-wire Tapestry Bru You'd pay about $2 6,¢ purchase of more than these rugs shown, more designs will be tound at $14.40 than io ‘taken {2 * lef of their pattent. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1908. TWO AND OTRERS IRE NEAR OEATH —— Four Members of Family Ate Poisonous Fungus They Picked for Mushrooms, ROC Ih Harry Jarrell, thirty-five years old, of Balti- ve, Mad; his sister-in-law, Mrs. | Lilllan Jarrell, also about thirty-five | > Jarrell, of 0 y. are} Jarrell's husband and) ret M. Schetb Hahnemann: Hospital, from the effect of ptomatne 0 ng, the result of eating toad-| stools picked by mistake for mushrooms ay afternoon {n Durand Park The ¢ on of those at the hospital fs such that they may dle at any time Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell and Mrs, Behelb, who Hive together at the Evergreen streat address, had been spending some time in a cottage on the east side of the Sea Breeze road about a quarter of a rom the lake shore, Recently came to them re for a visit r went to Durand Park last In their trip through yund a large number of | they believed to be mush- They picked many of them, yk home and cooked, At e dish Harry Jarrell ds, He waa lon became 80 last Su aftern we bad the ‘ e Homeopathic Hospital. The physicians soon learned of sf the supposed mushrooms 4 remedies for the re- Despite their ef inued to sink and died of the famlly felt 4 o'clock Monday all were taken $l, Dr stered to all three and n began to respond to treat- Yesterday they were in good z Mrs. Jarrell good condit! who ap- rse and me after ad made T o'clock, a § ge in her condition felt. The death of Mrs. J shock to h ell proved to busband and atly Weakened they began to or. Wal- strain [ FURNISHERS TO New York, 8, 14, '08. $1.95 25c Pajamas for Suspenders - Nassau Sty com Maiden La. Sie Sere | Nassau Ste cor Soroee Sty yt day 14 Wall St. near B’eay, Ca Fourth Floor t tM Cj Restaurant Eighth Ap 19770 20* STREETS NEW YORK. 10 Minutes from Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel, politica Deeds ectatak ania eee tanta) Our 29th Anniversary Sale Store Closes 5,30 Saturday at 12.30 Phonographs $1’ eo Down, $l a Week By the sheer force of unusually strong values in the better grades of merchandise, this« great annual. money-saving event is turning an ordinarily dull business month into a time of great activity, Annual August (Raa{ | 25, Ruching 12 xe~ Furniture Sale nold at 20¢, this sale 12%c t& Main Fleer, 6 has been to date the greatest August AEs fot six noes length of Sale y the history of this store. We that's always 26c, cannot recall one instance when we have had such unprecedented returns. Each succeeding Dutch Collars — Many day the sale grows better. Those who shop double our price, aroundcome here to make their final selection. 10c, 15¢e & 25c¢ each The arrival ot new shipmenis each day keeps our stocks at their best, and forehanded preparations enable us to maintain the sensa- tionally low prices. Outing Veils, 50c AutomobileVeils—Chiffon H, 8. Square and Long shapes, 1%, 2 and 3 yards. Positive 75¢ and $1 values. 1,500 of thse Dining Chairs, 1.50 Highly polished gold- en oak. Heavy box frames, closely woven cane seats, built for comfort and strength, Leather seat, $2.00. 8.25 Golden Oak or Mahogany Parlor Table, 24x24 top............. ra ° 10.75 Golden Oak or Mahogany Library Table, 24x34 topsesssseeeeeees . 5.75 Golden Oak Chiffonier, 5 large drawers......... iF Fitth Foor. 3-Pc. Parlor Suit for 12.00 With highly polished mahogany finished 1,000 of these Dining Chairs 2.00 Selected quartered oak, highly polished Heavy box frames, closely woven cane seats, superior work- manship, at $2 each. 14,50 Golden Oak Dresser, large 9.75 oval ate i eoeers FS se 24.50 Mahogany Dresser, lar; Ve ore 0.75 Handkerchiefs Women’s initial handker- chiefs of cross bar, shamrock, and in 8 other atyles, Value, 50c half dozen; 6 for+++« 29c tar Main Floor. 45c for 6 men’s large size {nitial handkerchiefs; regular selling price 75c—3 styles of letter, frames, best upholstering, covered in newest shades ot Tapestry or Verona Velour. oval mirrors. .+ seseee Nd 15.00 Golden Oak Ex. Tables, tix feet, round top.... 49.50 Golden Oak White Enamel |Our Special Felt 50c for 6 women’s sheer or Mahogany Buffet... 24.73 B d 4 0 Si Mattress....... ro 5.00] shamrock cross bar wreath int 8.50 Box or Ward- eas, 4. Ze, 48.50 Five-piece tial handkerchiefs, Positive 6.75 2.90 robe Couch +s.ses.eees 38.75 Anniversary Sale | While They Last, Men's 2 & 3 Piece Suits at 9.75 MY of these Suits recently sold at $17.50, but we are closing them out, while they last, at Parlor Suit......... $1.00 value Anniversary «ale 500 Crisp and New 10.00 Lingerie Dresses at 3.95 AVE not been in the house 48 hours, An end of the season order. The manufacturer had them thrown back on his hands, because he was late in making delivery, && Third Floor, £4 Second Floor, They were so pretty and dainty, and go ridiculously low in price that we could not pass them by. y this greatly reduced price. Blue Serges, Priestley Mohairs, Fancy Cheviots, Worsteds, Serges and Cassimeres, in the extremely ght and medium shades and mixtures; one half and full lined two-plece suits, The three- piece models come in blue serges, dark, light and medium effects, 75 in faney worsteds, as well as ® checks, plaids and mixtures, Also Inelnded jn this sale are about 60 guaranteed Cravenette Coats in medium and stylish shades; all sizes, 30 breast measure up to 44 in. long; stouts included. 4.85 Outing Trousers, 2.00 Sizes 28 to 40; all lengths, All-wool flannels in extremely light shades, with black stripes, as well ag checks; also plainer ones in neat worsted; plain or cuff buttons. Choice of all the Men’s Straw Hats {n the house, excepting Panam: val- PETE CE), CUSbcnpndsonodoreccounus 75¢ Genuine Panama Hats, popular shapes, at Boys’ Fine Wash Suits Reduced to Close, 98¢ Anniversary Sale Silk Remnants Two distinct styles. Beautiful Ba- tiste in light blue, pink, helio, tan and and inserts, Elaborate in designs X sleeve; the new flaring skirts, with ing at the foot, and that stylish swing.esseseeereees : 5.95 In dainty checks, stripes and plain colors. Exclusive White Linen and Repp Skirts in two ex- ceptionally chic gored models; pésitively worth $5.00, for...... 2.50 Anniversary Sale 1.25 Dress Goods at 75c white, artistically trimmed with Val, lace many rowsot lace and tuck- Silk Jumper Dresses, effects with lace yokes and full lace sleeves; also Jumper effects. 7.50 Mohair é> Sicilian Bathing Suits, 3.95 $1.25 All-Wool Chilfon Panama in Black and Navy. Main Floon, ow 76¢, Rough Shantungs "| $1.25 Colored Taffeta..... fF Main Floor. ar f canta 15e, Colored Taffetas | 1.25 Peau de Cygne. .sece * 1.00 all-wool 50-inch | 1.50 black shadow check |] 75c. White Shantungs \39c i 25 Laisuste SUT 189e« storm Serge, all colors. Volles, 44 inch. Imported Tée, Satin Foulards Yard | $1.25 Checked Silk. .eseeee| Yard: Friday, per yd.. . 69e | Freach Volle, will not crock, 98C || 75c. Habutal......... ; $1.25 Foulard Satin..seesJ, 1.00 44-inch Sicilian in brown, black, navy and 41,00 Chiffon Taffeta, Satin Crepe Chine, gray. Friday, yd a rt tee anne mre (OG Foulards, Foulard Fa |4go a a 69a% conne, Peau de Cygne, Radia, Peau de Cygne, t Annivercanacns All-ailk Shantung, Crepe Yard! de Chine Fancy Silks.. te cerereee \ Lace Curtains, Portieres, Couch Covers, Bed Sets and Table Covers $35,000 worth of choice fresh merchandise in this great sale at prices positively not to be equalled anywhere. Do not d . Buynow. Here are example values: — ga Fourth Floor. 18.50 Fine Damask Portieres, 8.90, exquisitely woven, best colors, 12.50 Oriental Rug Couch Covers, 5,90, heaviest quality, very choice patterns, 15.00 Renaissance Lace Bed Sets, 7.90, 43-inch hand-made centres, best quality. 4,50 Gobelin Tapestry Table Covers, 1.95; 8-4 size, handsome patterns. 50c Holland Window Shades, 22c, 36x72 inches, all colors, 5.00 Roman Tapestry Portieres, 2.50, heavy quality, big value at $5.00, best colors, 8.00 and 9.00 Handsome Lace Curtains, 4.85, fine qualities, pretty patterns 6.00 Lace Curtains, 2.85, 320 pairs in artistic styles, very serviceable, 7.00 and 8.00 Couch Covers, 3.95, beautiful designs, fine qualities, a wonderful value. Groceries tr Sixth Floor. Tel, Chelsea 2100 Anniversary Sale Men’s Regular 1.50 Negligee Shirts at 79c ’ , SF Main Foon, MANUFACTURER'S samples, consisting of 150 dozen shirts, pleated or plain bosom, attached or detached cuffs, in a broad variety of neat and seasonable patterns. Sizes 14 to 17, Spectal to-mMOrrow.......seeereere eeeees 79e 3.50 Men's $5.00 Terry Bath Robes, at ’ Clearing the Men's 50c Suspenders, at,,..... 25¢ Anniversary “ale Clearing Out of the Children’s Shoes at 1.00 UNDREDS of pairs formerly sold as high as $8, Come and get them while they last, at $1. gar second Floor, Turn shoes, sizes 4 to 7, patent leather and kid, and a Jot of white canvas and kid low shoes. Fine shoes worth 1 00 up to $8; clearing at....sseserserrseseevetteceerres al Hair Goods UGUST clearance in hair goods at ex- traordinary reductions: Sugar—20 pounds of Havemeyer & Elder's ett granulated sugar for $1, with the purchase of $1 wort! of our bulk teas or coffees. 50c, New Fragrant Teas for 37c--This grade of teas cannot be duplicated elsewhere for 50c. We will sell all varieties, including our special blends, straight or blended, to sult the purchaser, 10 Ibs., 37c $3.20; 3 Ibe, $y LID... sees sevens ceeeee Fresh Roasted Coffee — Our popular Waverly blend, This blend of coffee cannot be duplicated in America at this special price. Heavy bodied, rich, creamy coffee; 10 | 1,95; 5 Ibs, $1; 1 Ib. oie vee 220 HP MMBtiariat crate (Limit 10 pounds.) $2.00 ai Hair Pompa- 1 25 ie Feats mises, ) Pure Cider, Vinexar (For) New Corm—The vest warden, Wi &> Li ors Hb GHy Pn Wikia . anenin Fe ig S08 | eat oe es be | ines qu Meat ae 1.0 $SG15 Augs 1 Aeoereta euars Cettes Os erate id Tele | Bowmore Seoteh Whiskey—| 8,000 Gallons of California Assorted Gray Switches. ...3, 4) 75 in most any store. A yt epsriel, 8 tbe regularly at 120, mectal, | Spectal for Fraday, bot- a4 | Bherry, Port, Madeira, Musee. Straight Switches, made ; Ge ehichiwe cleared Cha Ali Sanu $1.00 | : a, fhe: 6 laree No. SiGe | tle vssssceessssesesense tel, Tokay and Angelics-- || of the best French halr, 400 rags, by which we cleares ie A) Bonnie Que a Ollvee- Tare. | one codes for 170~ Fresh | B Apple Jnlee, Duffy's, | Guaranteed § years old; sold UP MFOM...ceceeseerervees 2.49 On account of the great number of {| Bit Hie tera 33¢ roasted, bought to sell for | the best summer beverage on | regularly at $2.00; special, Featherweight Rolls, 24 Evaporated. Milk, unsweat- | 28c.; rich, creamy coffee; thie market; ‘gpeaial tor per gallon, jug ‘ 39, Ten tlh Brand: spe D5q | (cial foe, thie male, 12 17 fale, gon 1.18; reru 1,45 |) inches ... Ic ST acans for. C | te., $1.05; 6 Ibs. ; F182. bottig,......« $r00 sa cosenecoreesse

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