The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1908, Page 8

1 + 4 VOB BVENANG WURLY, LUBDYVAL, AUWUDSs GI, LyUd i by 7 are . a —- a a A r once teeaneenentnn oe ——- ores nese anise a — | | ' |soner tm atarnce of Minghan, Yad. evitmse again! Inre-tors, canine ves, aratedon money at, tag] eannnannnvannaven o MINUTES FROM HOBOKEN TO THE 14TH STREET STORK: weanevvrsearwveananeg | 1 Was a® busy as ile Tay 3 g ns a t e PA \ Kk 3 : detectives {fn thr I$ $ ne a, Headquarters to-day. ‘Thes: 3 3 ence e Was nen will be questioned, but no radical $ | une were not pera es ae ep ae we ton is ill mie nll the return H 3 | \@ 2 H : | eae ae Store Closes o/ Saturdays 3 3 | Sackersdorf, Widower of the ‘System’ Said to Have Cot at 5 P.M. ore at Noon. i$ j 3 Noted Opera Singer, Vas | to Work When Commis- : QS = F 3 j <nown Cl sioner Left Tow \ Program in Auditorium i Well Known Character. fone! elt i M Wednesday, August 26th, at 2 P, M | Bee, am accent OUSING CHOOSING! } Count Gustav Sackersdorf, who for Tt was announced at Pollce Head 4, Song .scswsrss he Old Brigade” e many years nad been a well known quarters to-day that, upon the return Mr, WRIGHT. = 5 ; if i Agure in the Tenderloin, dropped dead | of Police Commissioner Bingham from 8. Drill......By the John Wanamaker Cadets $ | MORE EXTRAORUINARY BARGAINS IN THE SENSATIO AL SALE OF THE STOCK OF 4 in the Hotel Diana, at No. 18 Weet |New Hampshire, Sept, 7, there would 4. Song... . “America” | BONWIT, HARRIS a) Co., Broadway and 5th Ave., Cor. 21st St.| 3 \ Thirty-fifth street, late last night, Farly | be the biggest and most astontshing By the Audience \ LES So ee $ | to-day the Coroner pronounced his death shake-up In the Police Department | Gy EET arssonnoconnon “Sword of Bunker Hill” | AT _50c_ ON 50c_ ON THE DOLLAR! $ j due to natural causes, and Katie O'Nelll, | that has ever taken place In New York | Mr, WRIGHT, ! i MEN’S and BOYS’ FALL and WINTER SUITS and OVERCOATS, and MIN’S correct 3 1 ot No, 237 West Thirty-sixth street, who | It was a ed that there would 6. Illustrated Lecture.. “Paul Revere’s Ride” | FURNISHINGS. No sale like itevor before held in New York. These Specials for toemorrow: 3 i mwas with him, was absolved from con- be crir ns of men tn high to, SHHENE —— TT, —, nection with the case, A sudden attack authority In the Department 2 Bonwit, Harris @Co. Bonwit, Harris @ Co. | | Bonwit, Harris QCo. || 3 of heart failure, to which he was aub- (hen the oan imloner | ” - | an ARIN'S CLOTHING: | MEN'S CLOTILING MEN'S CLOTHING | fect, kil Kersdor!, : so qualelap @HEC Ran | Are you going to hear Bryan speak tonight? Pa ee wlan Belloc Pea es ON RHE IDOLE! AT noc, ON THE DOLL. TART AT RR ETE Bac elma 1 : a she D ‘ pal It : + i and Winter Tuxedo Suits, Cute: gare Count vas nbout sixty years olf snown through «letter recetved trom The Democratic candidate may be heard in] Toalne aie bites alt ramet nai: 250] | sor coat aca WES dort, ted . min i 7 4 * c| s yoo singer, ‘who’ had apneared both abroad |dina,, Although he her tbeen on hls vaca: |New York tomorrow if you have an Edison CravenfMtes ‘snd Raln- (ret eda Aa Mant Welsh, Fall @nd at the Metropolitan Opera-House, tion, Commissioner Bingham hag besn | i Tos Chale: tt Overcoat, Winter was hls wite. died several months Keeping tn close touch with affare in ‘Phonograph in your home and come to- Ap Sotne made by fuch famous Orinporte cmoNtls all 0, and til tly ort has af ¥ ma as Kuppenhelner: stein, Stag Aso, and tl recently Sackersort hae arenes and he Baw oon: \day and secure one or more of the records Been ec areal cere Broadway ene) orks ne 1: and that certain men under him which have been made by Mr, Bryan, There is $ re Re cie Heasag aveand lene Bir ail a's cyl vice | variety of subjects to select from, 350 each, H Thi They t to thi With S17 ” , ¢ ai ho voened te toom No-| Several tnspectors are slated for trial | The complete SEPTEMBER LIST of new |) 3 4 ort having registered as /@nd possible dismissal from the foree. records ready today, oor, O14 Bullding. $ “Jaek Mil and wife, Troy, N. Y.” One inspector, at least, will have te tall | Hardly ached the threshold of vice conditions fn his district, In an- Ws; if i wien he reeled and, had ft not. beon |6Wer to evidence gathered by an army | The Fall number of The Ladies’ Home Jour- H s BYCOMB for tho elevator pov, Joseph Clarke, |of detectives who have been working nal Quarterly Style Book isnowout. Women| $ | }° Mae value (Lame ae 3 avho opened the door, he would have | under the direction of Third Deputy | i ; % 2toacustomer). At | rE EE Ee a a Sr aR a | preparing Fall wardrobes will find this fine, practical} $ Hy Clarke's arms. | According to these detectives, t |fashion magazine invaluable. All the new and correct | cin rer $1 19 $ Police Lieutenant Day, of the Tender- | epector has grown rich since Bingham | Autumn modes for women snd children are beauti- H 5 dD 7 q y UN: Hyd stots ot . $ Join, who happened to be near, _ was {went on his vacation The detectives fully illustrated, some of the plates being aca fe alien une wail +3 WE AY BUSES UN- éizs Clothe * $ o L and detained the young | have r that the inspector let tha y $ . bleach with w 4o-inch | @ v UIT the arrival of the ¢ . | captains under him know as soon as colored. This splendid Quarterly ts only 20¢ a copy, J ¢ HUCK TOWELS, extra Wye Y $ Ba identhiw became apparent | the Commiasioner had teken hie train land that price includes any ffteen-cent pattern you de= pep heave Union “nen tuck $ rot be Memes et sp lfor New Hampshire that he wanted sire, By mail 30c. 4 finer, Old Halling : Ieee RYAUKEA CIR idee aimee ‘| eollections from them, It ts declared 2 pale ar Aa ie ~|tha: money was taken from saloons - ; 3 (Main Floor.) |S Up hit Broadway. rooms, and hat nea | that openly violate the Sunday closing \ new assortment of Stylish Dress Plaids, at $ la eae BR 44%) tyw and from pool-rooms that huve ate FA HEPaTH TIRMA PDE BMI Ache) dieaeee A $ furnish) room at No. 6 Bast Tw ; ‘ 28c a yard, are mi: ‘all schoo! eighth Street. The dead man had of eerie mus regma alls throvgh beautifi! range of color-combinations from which tof) ¢ LACE CURTAINS 3 his frienda that he was a noble| e Precins select, 96 Inches wid i ll 8 @ aie + Wealthy eiecbl® | One pool-room was placed near the elect, 36 Inches wide, Second floor, Old Bullding ff 9 : $ se Ade ME Wes HE otonrw ern oktary Then 6 oop — ¢| OILCLOTHS | |42¢ Uphoisteries at Exceptionally Low Prices |: KEIR HARDIE IN CANADA, ordered hands ‘oft. The pool-room ts | cial” suits, famous for extra fine qualities, are here at splendid rai eee) cue a for man Gaal Curtains MONTREAL, Aug. %.—Kelr Hardle,|now the largest and most prosperous $5 each, and we think they are better than ever. Of BP EOTG Po reise Ge Hep BOD CARINE Ole x Bid op, ince as iad on RA as Bly tea | blue or mixed cheviot, all-wool and silk sewed, with Lot ESRD 45¢ Super ate eave | aeruaes Pay Member oo iT ty, ve [aes , \s < a ¥ quality : ihauueteanien a Siiwnetinnals foeiwnG lags [ise seseeeee | | double-breasted jackets, with or without belt, and 8-YARD WIDE LINOLEUM, ta | i magnincent. that will wash | English Lace Curtains g + He, ll attend une convention of Secret Service at Werk. | Knickerbocker trousers, Sizes for 8 to 16 years, i the beat ied iment? apntaeatee wear An elegan' Inion Trade ana Ja - Bi 4 ‘ ’ r if Te at Bo v1, It e- % lacy pp Pian a tAge, BAe First Deputy Baker, acting commis. | New style pictures every day in\Women’s Toys’ Fall Reofers of blue cerge, sizes for 8 to 12 || x *, 59¢ *2 8c reli ie 39c 10 ad salto styles: $1.88 Tailored Suits. The model itustrated) years, $8 each, RAR OrA ONE Le het ae pair (nee shows one of the smartest of the new coats. —_—_ i xe Pues Made with straight hipless lines, eutaway in| six groups of fresh New Blankets, trom the 8 “peu he ios ‘| front; slashed seams bound with satin, elabo-| manufacturer, will interest housswives and campers} ¢ Gan Gt es Made t $ | 4 ; of the extra good values they offer, Here CLA e to \Prately braided and trimmed with bias folds of| because a Your Order ° i +2, are some details: 7 ’ ‘ 4 satin, with smart waistcoat effect, The skirt is| At $5 a pair—For single beds; 60x83 {n,, 4 pounds; | H ELLY. | OS 1LE Provided You Purchase the Materials Here. ff in the new clinging style, with high girdle,| 1’ bine or all-white borders; all-wool. 28sio, Belgian 1 S0-in. imported 4 4 f |f panel front and back, finished with large satin At $8.80 a palr—For single beds; 60x82 In., 4 8 Re oO Damask, yard ¥C Linen, yard,... cy bs wo, . u v buttons, Price, $60. | younds; cotton warp; pink and blue borders | « een zer (Fourth Floor.) |} Our floors are filled up with the new Fall at $7 a palr—For single beds; 60x82 In.; all-woots} | models that have come owt, most being modi- pink and plue borders. | 3 |] fied copies of the Directoire styles. Many beau-| At $10 a aay pt a ee La sik CLEARANCE---FRAMED PICTURES ‘eti A ; bindings; pink, blue and all-white vorders, This picture (illustrated) and 2s other popular subjects, Oil Paint- tiful varieties of these artistic motifs, Prices, | At $4 each—U. 8, Army Blankets for camping: ings; all gold burnished frames, with stadow box. Size 14x17. | 27 $16.75 to $100, dark gray; 66x84 {n., 6 pounds. Others ask $2. Not more than 2 to a customer; at . Of course, we stil! have many Summer At $3 each—A blue gray blanket, with yellow or Coa ae mr aN ea Hel GL Cal Conor Li FIGURE PIC: | Suite in broken sizes, which are now priced at red borders; 72x84 Inches, 5 pounds. Aeros eas UD V4, a 10c | Bey TGINA L PAINTINGS, ei very low figures, Third floor, Ot4 Bullding, | Aeecnd floor, O14 Building. oisib sweep, BaLNen Rea tae POPULAR SUBJECTS of every : : B || ' n The main thing for you to realize now about the] 3 a an $4.98 | Gi rip comers: ie, ise: go AUGUST FURNITURE SALE is this: That just FOUR} § "Tdi, take ote’ | “Head ene ya tion of 8 2 corners; 1 yard 49 ‘ 5 A , \ Igng; value ac... vee OIE | DAYS AND A HALF REMAIN in which its bargains can become ; fia eat a ‘nei’ Better Than a Help Wanted Ad. j ed f your rapidly vanish. | ¢ : HRA Eee ANG, Tp idee ekg © Sermoese 6 halos your never-to-be-regretted own. The sense ol y p) il 3 AUGU a ie , g + . ¢ wanted ad, for the newspaper that will bring me a ing chance to capture the choice pieces, the like of which will cost 3 ST FURNITURE SALE ---SUCCESS % ' ; \ A) $ Gather the succes Mirniture 8 ’ q q vast volt igh EL He Maeda Wald ies you from 10 to 50 per cent. MORE after next Monday, should act as g | burineneenaaceactis hen Meet Saentote Dower Ce amet own lea are ‘ 1 4 ‘ , * : ° . : ‘Aids Doolbe- Hale wanted? Hukl The Kale vod went a powerful spur to buying the furniture NOW that you will need a It’s Low Prices for Superior Furniture That Achieves is Fels‘Neptha soap, Instead of writing that ad you month or so later—we will keep it for you for a while, until you are Success for The 14th Street Store a pos your grocer send you some F f . ae * ‘ in} ¢ | And, notwithsta he oh 1 un y rag vary ki PApNepthar Then do vou wasting arith (t in cod) ready for it. So superb is the variety still remaining that you do B | PRestoP dependanns iiniRiteMeamresentel oh cthe aoor, "R"SNceni Salemwith Suecesstl Choosing. “4 or lukewarm water, without bolling and hard rubbing, Jnot pay the usual penalty of putting off—that of unsatisfactory | ¢ and you’ll need no other help. i : ‘ : ‘ te mialekeo wee” make you assortment. Daily new interest comes from daily new arrivals. ; ’ ‘ } If ; rd heal Today’s chapter—nearly the last in the story—is of FURNI.| 3 ‘ou want some clothes washed 1 \ ' hu Fels-Na tha is a friend i d a“ SE Oe Te nO ITY, D' end in need, There are Three and Five Piece Suites of almost, top, Louls XV. design, or ‘f UR et Date STE ’ 1 every description, some in mahogany, others in gold.|sian Walnut Cabinet with marble top, " d You ane need to wait for the laun- Then there are odd Chairs and Rockers Sofa Cab!- | moulded and carved, Louis ay caiy sthellae Os 3-Pi Parlor Suite 1. $20 0 nets, Tables, ete. To illustrate, here {s a Mahogany- | casslan Walnut Cabinet, richly trimmed with brags, al | my JePlece Far $, Val. THIS BEAUTIFUL ryman or the washerwoman. finished Three-plece Parlor Suite, with neatly moulded | $92, from $140. At $110, from §220, A hein ay | At $12 50 i ROCKER, | Mission ’ frames, green silk seat cushions and nicely ished, | casslan Walnut Gold Parlor ble, t ’ é $ jesign, made of se- You don t need fire, Bon hot water, priced at $28, from $10, Or there ip a Five-piece alte $190, a Gold Cabinet ch Louls XV. ay ae dat 3 quis EAB USB nit aren Meee Melina. sramtar vlane SOUR CHOICE Or litesa Feith s4e4 nor washboiler, nor washboard. im Mahogany finish, with heavy moulded frames and | rated panels, A Fine gerean, With guid fame G80 AK | | ny iened and] Bed dide Charttads ith lola cations covered THUS DRDASET, iat back, sped In summer or.winter Fels-Naptha will carved and of th BialhTe | anitareee sttienentae $60, ftom #15, A Rosewood 3 repuler price, [bird's-eye maple) covered in. geniuine take the dirt out of your clothes in cool or sl { green silk velour, fs priced at $240, Cabinet of fine design, with’ ornamental brass trim- | § i oe : 0 ‘ a ings, is priced at $92, from $140. 3 ; lukewarm water in C 3 h reproduction, the “Moreland,” has all- | i 5 the shortest time with ver ¢ a frammeallade tapest BNeared AORAEy Another one in the same wood, with a very beautt- African Fibre re out hard work. tty, dainty litle suite, at $96, instead of | ful marble top and brass trimmings, 1s $278, instead Mattress,$7.60. Value $4.75 i $150 elaborate suite is one of Rococo design, | of $340. A richly carved and brass-trimmed Gold Par- And do it more thoroughly than the solid ma richly moulded and carved, | lor Cabinet is $140, Instead of $225; and a Louls XVI. 3 A F silk > three pleves priced at $100, | Circasslan Walnut Cabinet, with a figured marbie top, most elaborate laundry outfit with any instead of § fs $98, Instead of $170, 3 ‘ A Ls XV lite In mahogany, with a figured Among the Odd Chairs and Rockers such examples || other kind of soap. ire Lat $90, from $165, for | as these: At $12, from $20, a Mahogany Rocker with f}| 3 | ’ . ti th la seat; while a Mahogany Arm Chair of pretty |} Fs 5 You'll find it immensely convenient arith damask seat, Ja priced at $ 3, Instead of é foo WIITE BNAME| | } ry ‘ 4 A Wall Chair in mahogany finish, with damask }| “RIBS, continuous posts, HESSEMER 8 TE EL [fp in having a supply of Fels-Naptha always $725. Another |geat and back, is $10, instead of $15; and a go0d-look- $ Sek ares ‘dba ote Ww HIT BNAMELLED' By three-piece Gold § frames, richly | ing Arm Chair in mahogary finish, damask seat, Is $15, | woven wire spring; resus i: on hand. moulded and with a silk damask cover, is priced at| instead of $26. A Mahogany Arm Chair with a richly | lar price $5.60, $3 5 bead Mess Tt will'sol : i $165, | and a Gold in Rococo de- | carved frame, damask cover, is $21, Instead of $42, A qi! (1 uongonotn SOS TOE eee | t will solve many vexing washing and sign, wit ead of $275. A| Mahogany Rocker, with green velour cover, is priced Pa et Haan haeee| of } $ ees ¢ carved and mould-| at $20, instead of $25. At $35, Instead of $55, an oO fiCqia eee he shed pan-; YOUR CHOICE OF cleaning problems In easy fashion, F und a satin damask | English reproduction Arm Chalr in mahogany, with $10 Bee vER 4 tt. 6 In, and 4 ft? T8-\youR CHOICE OF {s inches} THIS CHIFFON. ’ ‘ 1! $825, from $800, for the three pieces, | damask seat; and at $80, instead of $80, another fine SOUTH wary $16.60 THIS PRINCESS et s All that’s necessary 1s to have cool or e odd pieces may find a great variety; | example of an English reproduction in mahogany; fj AMERICAN HAIR) at cecseeeeees $9.98 rnessen (eau. Hig aes \ lukewarm water and follow the simple at $80, fro 0, a Gold Tal ith onyx | damask seat. Sixth floor, New Building. } | MATTRESSES aH Gna cay, tials i a end a { Lend a Aah = Roe 9 # | pounds weight; — best) is and was | OU he i . i i | quality A. C. A. tickings! y, » WA ince. mirror, 18x32 Inches;| hogady, rections on the ggd and green wrapper, JOHN WANAMAKER Sea CC mca rir earn ne i Mie LL 1 We ly A.T. St th Che Beade Fourth A 5 Eighth to Tenth Street tufted; bound edges. ue $12.50, i" $7, 98 ies $17.98 special». $18.48) Crittn Ftoor.) Former . 1, Stewart @ Co., Broadway, Four venu Seen ee EERSTE i ; " THE 14TH STREET STORE | an