The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1908, Page 5

-SOTBES SED wr an - BYVBING WORD ROMO READERS NONE SS Last Batch of Fifty Sent to Coney Island with Mothers. WORK IN TE |Free Physicians Have Accom- plished Much Benefit by Their Daily Visits. ‘The last batch of fifty bables and | mothers, guests of The Evening World's {Bick Bables’ Fund, went to the Sea } Breeze Home, Coney Island, yesterday, ‘where they will remain one This !oompletes the list of five hundred bables fend as many mothers that have been ‘gent by this fund this summer to the comfortable and splendid pla ocean's shore, to gain there che rest and health they needed. > The five hundred bables and mothers have each enjoyed a week; ‘Breeze Home, being ‘roomy quarters, goo ‘in the surf, medical at needed, lectures on the care of ¢ and, probably best of all, a « ‘environment and ¢ bre must have been so many gic ings to them. Fund Saved Many Lives. The Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund, which also sends free physicians into | the tenements to 5 ine fants and to | and hygtenic habits for Improving th Poor the regular rate of $2.50 pe tor each baby and mo the Sea Br Able good has been done at tively small cost, and the mot were thus enabled to es city during the hot 1 deeply grateful to the contr the fund, throu , Sea Breeze weeks w a ace on old t moth ren Samaritans Who Paid The following contributions to Babies’ cently Fund have been receiv 4a C."" gent $ to th Margaret Mullen, Olg Daly and Blanche Daly, the No. 100 East One Hu atreet, collected $4. which they sent to office, at wow Man Who Couldn’t Refrain From “Retracting” Is Sent to Bellevue, Benjamin Levy, forty years old and homeless, was arrested in President Mc Gowan’s office, in the City 1 and was subsequently ta Bellevue Hospital psych: Several days ago t peared at the office anc Smith if he could see Mr “I've made a terrible sta the President,” he said, * apolgsize,” The secretary told the man to go to the persons to whom he made the state- ment and make a retraction, @nd upon seeing Secre: "I made the si! Bullivan instead of Pre; nt McG. n, I must retract it, and I want to see Mr, McGowan.” Mr. Smith again told him to go to the friends and retract. He returne terday, saying that he had been ing @ great deat and wanted to given. He was told to go to a rabi When he apptared again this morning Becretary Smith noticed that the man looked Ill. He had a bottle in his hand and said it contained medicine, o>. “MAINE VOTE MEANS BRYAN” Congresaman Clark Interprets Situation Hopefully, Congrestman Frank Clark, of Flor- fda, Secretary of the Democratic va- tonal Congressional Committee, who has been touring Maine, arrived last night from that State. He sald the vote in Maine meant the election ot ‘Bryan, “Whi'e local questions were prominent ft the recent election they were not controlling,” he continued "It th Whos contest in Maine turned on Jo- eal issues, why did the Republic @end into the State such an army of apellbinders from the other States wro Anew nothing of local a ‘8? Repub- Mean members of Congress and United States Senators for weeks past } been proclaiming the gosp velt and ‘my policies’ from ey road in.the State, Two Cabine ters, Wilson and Gartield, were d and did yeomen service head of the G. O. P. Maine.” Mr. Clark s tion showed Minis- ed 1 that the M ole im conel it s ig Democratic year, and that Bran’ hey are genuine, true, and full ‘YOne Man Dead and Seven Injured ‘| in Crash of ‘Train and Engine. .| BELLEVE ‘and 1 want to Toss. | Gems Disappeared and Pader- macht Had an Employee Arrested as Thief. jermacht, a woman's tailor, of Jasex street, bought a ot a week ago, and when word “Diamond” on the box » thought was a brilliant his wife that at last they and appropriate place to their diamonds, She was pleased 10x e and rmicut put his ud and a scart pin in x, His put in her pafr ond earvin, ° ‘The jewels were ce id ove} and the box ‘adermacht's atel hop e one of Pader: a match and on the “bos: | ers | mat vent to the tadle for the day Padermacht looked in the | matchbox | Were safe. His | missing, Then Padermacht began to ithink, Fle remembered seeing one of his helpers smoking and then saw that to s jthe man was putting on his overcoat to | go home. Going over to the operator’s machine Paderm. pulled out a dranver, and, » found one of his wife's dia- mond earrin, there. His wife grabbed the ator and was beating him with a small froning-board when Patrolman of the Eldridge street sta- ttracted by the nofse and before Magistrate V larceny. =< “MEDS” POSTED UP VRC APL of Berkman’s pathizers Caught Sticking Circulars on Letter Boxes, | Four 1 more than one thousand anar- cireulars In thelr possession and | ct of placing some of them on | box at Sixty-fitth street and | venue, four men were arrested | and fined $5 each in the York- | * Court by Magistrate House. pay the fines, The clrou- equently mentioned Alex- n and which protested | “unjust arrest” and the | ing corrupt body, the New | " were confiscated. rs were Louls Poland, rs old, of No. 28) Madison Ruben Schuster, twenty, of No. Bleventh street; Louis Soloof, had money to o-, of 25 Kast Four- street, and Ruben Pempkins, | en, of No. % Suffolk street. | of the circular read n was ‘tried’ railroaded to the Work- the ithorities had as- | at the case woulu A. M. on the fol- ne police trick de- of all chance to el and witnesses, are but a band of idealists not for selfish ends, but for | nd regeneration of our kind,’ te House i in the Night and i | arly tend to in: | It is an au-| |. This time | ou $ each, but suid they did not know | Violating the law. they In | may go to the ys KILLED IN COLLISION. wre tNON, Pa., Sept. 17.—One man was killed and seven others in- two of them fatally, in a col- 1 to-day between a yard engine and a wor ain on the Pittsburg and WO eat Railroad at Gibsonton, Pa., ar h | said the wreck was the result of a misunderstanding as to flagging ¢ work train at Bellevernon station eee SS een A KENTUCKY. EXPERIENCE Coffee and ten Still at Work, A Ky. lady had a very agreeable experience, in leaving off coffer drinking which she found harmful, | }and taking on Postum. She nevei loses an opportunity to tell others of | her good fortune. She says: | “Forcover 20 years I suffered from neryous trouble. Four years ago [ was down with nervous prostration and heart trouble. After several months of misery, my doctor, one of the best in the country, told me I must quit coffee and tea. “What was I to do? I must have some warm beverage for breakfast as I had never dohe without one in my _ life, “IT decided to try Postum, little thinking {t would amount to any- thing. At first I did not like it, but when we boiled {t 15 minutes, until {t was dark and rich, it was delicl- ous, and I soon began to feel better, “After using Postum constantly three years I feel like a different person. I always had been a poor | sleeper but now sleep well and am in ‘perfect health. And I give the credit ‘to Postum. “My entire family now use {t in preference to any other beverage at meals, I am an enthustastic friend \of tum and I know that what It | has done for me it will do for others, o I never let a chance go by to recommend it to those who suffer | from coffee drinking.” Name given by Postum Co,, Battle Creek, Mich., Read, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. “There's a Rea- son Fiver read the above letter? A new one appeers from time to time. | When it was about time to stop work | that the diamonds | vife’s earrings were | in $1,000 ball for triat Sym- | None | - * = Hackett Carhart @) Broadway at Thirteenth Street The Most Imposing Showing To Be Seen in New York of Women’s & Misses’ Suits Three Prices Strongly Specialized i $27.50 Semi-fitted striped worsted tailored suits with plain flare button skirt. Strap seam broadcloth suit, velvet collar, full flare skirt with ‘old, Semiefitted fine broadc’oth suit, shawl collar of velvet, large pockets, satin trimming. BB ais $35 Long coat suit of fine broadcloth, hand felled revers of satin, flare skirt with bution trimming. Half-fitted coat suit of chevron cheviot, trimmed with satin bands, collar and cuffs 0: satin. Strap seam half-fitted coat suit of fancy worsted, having new sleeves without fulness, button through skirt, 00 $35" Value $45 New cutaway coat suit, body and sleeves elabor- ately trimmed with embroidery soutache. Long coat suits of Scotch tweed with vest of con” trasting color broadcloth, military collar. The New Fall Coats #19-75 Full length half fitted broadcloth coats, Directoire models, large revers and high collars, also mannish tourist coats. Junior Misses’ Suits §12-° tor Girls, Misses and Small Women Man-tailored and Directoire mcdels, in s zes 12 to 17, of broadcloth and cheviot in all the leading colors, Millinery Department Latest shapes in felt, satin and Bengaline silk trimmed in smart effects. $7.50 & $10.00 Values to $18 New and up to the minute in every de- tail—shape, quality and workmanship unsurpassed, “Style No. A-28 Price $1.00 Long Back Medium Bust The most stylish and attractive Corset for $1.00, 159 other styles $1.00 to $6.00 Ask Your Dealer \ | 4 Franklin Simon & Co. | Fifth svenue Women’s Talored Suits Copies of imported models from Francis, Paquin, Drecoll, Cheruit and Beer; latest models of fine Broadcloth, in black and all leading Fall shades, 39.5) 45.5) 09.50 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Directoire and Tailored Models—ot imported Broadcloth, in Black, London smoke, catawba, taupe, navy, stone green or brown, with three-quarter length or long coat, lined with novelty silks; new model skirts. Real value $45.00, Empire Broadcloth Gowns _jmported Broadcloth, in street amd evening Shades, three models, trimmed with lace, soutache braid or embroidered, long sleeves or net, satin or broadcloth, clinging circtilar skirt. Real value $59.50, 39.5 FIFTH AVE, 37th and, 38h Sts. 29.50 0 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908 jaan Vintyy Talking Machines and g a eT 0 I Get Them While You Can! New Fall Suits for Men and Youths Some worth $15, Most ste wi In the solid pieces | Regularly To-morrow Black OK teds ; th four yards weet a! 49c a yard. . Be worth $18, white hairline stripes eualees attotimen! OF | BSc a yardeeveses.. MC 2. eatand pretiy patterns, Fy y Many worth $20, e fancy fall worsteds. [704 89, yard. see ree. large as | sortment. : Regularly Tomorrow | $1.45 sq. yd 98c| Reg. Six To-morrow All Sizes for Men and Young Men arcades as ateanunn Bargains in Boys’ Clothing To- Morrow at $2 Edison Phonographs on Weekly Payments of $1. Free Transportation For patrons of this store to and frem the Subway and the 4th-ard-Madison Ave. Cars; the 3d Ave, El, and Surface Cars; the Lexington Ave. and Broad. way Surface Cars. Persons who reach us by of these routes may hereafter to the Crosstown Omnibuses bearing the Change at 18th Street sien ‘For Patrons of Siege! Cooper Co.” No fare is collected in either direction from patrons of this store, Green Double “S. & H.” rit Stamps (yes Before Noon ni Two stamps with each 10c of purchase befese 12 o’clock. Plenty of Sizes for Patterns to Suit All Men An “Anniversary Special’? That Won’t Last Long! (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, With 2 Pairs of Trousers, $2.9 5 | Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, | Single Stamps After 12 e’Clock Carpets and Linoleums These Specials for To-Morrow Ingrain Carpets Tapestry Brussels ipa be used etna Carpets side up; neat scroll and All new goods; a col- Noral effects, lection of oriental and a Tomeray floral effects, suitable 20c a yard, .+,, 23c| for living-rooms or Linoleums bedrooms, Plank and Granite In- laid Linoleum, yd... 4.50 9.0x12.0.., 2.95 4 Sq. | (Siegel Cooper Store, Fifth + 68¢ Floor, Front.) Big Men Rear.) Women’s Shoes,$ worth *3.50, at 1.95 As good a shoe bargain as we have had in a long time. These are fall shoes in fall styles—copied from Zo-Morrow at | footwear costing $6 or more a pair. at ; ies . ~| Kidskin, calfskin and patent | Worth $2.50 to $4 fy We $3 95 et Md sheace he leather; plenty of choice in styles, all Double-Breasted Suite—/| Styles ° Years ‘ynickerbucker trousers, [Sizes, and equal to the average $3.50 plain or kalckerbocker “Knickerbocker | Boys’ Blouses | TE Gaeonaane blue [Shoe anywhere, trousers; 8 to 16 years. | Trousers They are aundered 8 to 16 years. Among them some sam- { Russian or Sailor B.ouse | of cassmeres and and have necknand; Rus: ianand Sailor Blouse ples of $5 shoes. ™ 81,95 : cheviots; 7 to 16) 6tol4 yea s; worth Suits—iarye saior col- " Suite—newest fabrics)! yearg. 78c to | jar or milcary effects! entire lot at............ years; to- 48 e \ years. | morrow at ic | toemorrow at 2!; to 9 years. (Stegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) i 24 to9 Things YouNeedfortheHouse---Cheap A Few o! the Items at Specia: Prices 10-Morrow tion- ary nic! 1 inch feet; at easel; 24 in, Anniversary Sale Sensations in Linens, Towels and Blankets Art Nedle- ? ork e: {tw : . scarts, 4 ’ de to sell at $1.19 to work edge; two sate ns; full as ries linen searts with 3 rows of beens hen ortment of colors; made to revail at 39c openwork regularly up to 98c each; to- y $1.¢5 a pair; we group the lot to-mor- : ees to-morrow reetey S. 19¢ morrow i ShEeotonaL 49c TOW Aleveesees pONEEONKSOOUODES 1 98C (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Fioor, Front.) Bieached 2,000 yards bleached, soft-fin- Crib 1,000 ruttled edge silkoiene All pure linen, with spoke . ished canbric, yard wide, fresh fort sanitary filled cotton comforts Secris and stitch and hand drawn open- Cambric and clean’ made to sell’ at Comforters ers; many pretty patterns to Squares work, some with hand em- 9c a yard; to-morrow Onne HG IIOOGGOC 5 choose from; fresh, new goods; regularly 3 broidery in corners; made to sell at 1.49 labe 2,0U0 yards bleached cotton dice —_ 5%¢ to 79¢ each; to-morrow. ..... teres BOC $2 to $3 each; toeMOFTOW seers secre ee $ 04 D k damask, linen finish: our own Cotton 350 dozen 17x30 linen finished 1,500 dozen all-linen 8-in, MASK regu ar goods, made to retail cotton huck towels, hemmed with Hemstitched Japanese hand-drawn open- at 25c a yard: to-moriow ., Lde Towels borders; new goods from our own Doilies work qoilies, in an assort- Pyljgyp 1 200 dozen 36 hemmed soft regular stock; sold regularly at 8¢; to- 5 ment of pretty designs: sold regularly at 5c Cas finished bleached muslin pillowcases; _MOTTOWsseesersreeeesrertereeeseaeeens tees 10c cach tl+MOFOWsssereeeserrersseeee © CASES can't be duplicated elsewhere 9 Crash 2,700 yards of 17-inch im h 3LOdozen 12-inch Japancse under 12%c each; our price toemorrow, YC 7 Li ported all-linen bleached towel- Hems.ttchea linen hand-drawn open work (Reege 15000 yaids of unbleacied, yard Loweling ing; brand new goods, clean and Doilies hemstucued dotties; sold (7p © vide cicese cloth for houses perfect sold regularly at 10c a yard; to- 6 regularly at 25¢ each; our price to- 45 Cio use new go morrow c : af WLM an iaese Cat 4c a yard to-morrow (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) morrow... uaker Cereals es dur, Tuc; ree Pure evaporated ives unswee| FANCY S\ULRKKAUT=No5 35 Au Whaat! foe fares be ened; use it same as ¢ kin’ peli cel. 4 35¢ ds; all sizes; Ib, ldue berrie \ package milky Four well-known popular brands MA» ZAD 8 34e Baul HED Ata specially reduced pric ar : ; = God cross, RY ER OTLOTANTETL O NCRWAY "ANCHO: 1 8¢ Gealho Mixed Teas Biue Label,” Ne 30's OR CO'NED REEFS 3)@ Wee'ean th Fave inne denlinbes Borcen's Peerless | ine s lee: Ibs. ah Fancy Chicken t rrosa (Cclong, English L | 4 e dy $1,881/91b8 306 Fresh 0: quart ian, 3dc Fancy Long Island J EAS : resh Oysters FULL “CREAM CHEESE—the Je] | | Rosinor: Co f ———_| | Select Rockaway oysters, Ire hiv opened, Ha euney tue c EVAPORATED WHOLE APPLES QB q@ | | all"“solid meat” ful quartiar, de 3()e | tee. 182 quality: 2 ibs.. livered, 80¢; full pint jar ‘ M URE MAPLE SUGAR 5 ei " | vos rd ie lie FOUNTAIN TABASCO SAUCE 95 vorite Coffee 1 SCOICH GKOUND CATMEAL=9Q@ |= bottle “ . aT Oriani iinporitd } Waaee URE BORA rs 5 ll i rea Se e es; bean, ground AZEL PURE Bi oz. $1 c S10 ids. $1.98: YDe pb paehie oe sesits Fresh Meats | Ea UH oe sh I i ; aT 8 Hind-quariers of pring JA4a| | Fruits and Vegetables | | SYf8, MELON 30e “EE or rich gowden | | Hite 14e} | APPLES~selected pound weetswelested | BEST PICKLING SPICES“ D4 @ sister siin 26 Fore-qvarers of faiey spring J J@ greenies sted “be den pears ie ib bid FOUNLAIN COKN STAKCH doz. Se lamb Ib ri . j - Or secuel pears; No. 8 basketsheap: BH q Rue Vib bashager faa | | fies sof fancy Canada” | J Ing toll piles G gieeeses mu A BRIGHT JUICY LEMONS— J91/ ¢ j a quarters of fan Hees sdetsurertiiy 12/¢¢ Aine" eelebraiea | Daylight Cakes NEW REO ONIONS, ‘whlie onions blends rea SU EB To | Fresh supplies Irom the ovens every 30 navel or pia yellow onions, new blood beets, carrots, cans. ‘ ladles white turnips or yellowrurmips: Noug(@ | | ENGLISH HISCUITS—Huntiey & Palmer | THREE-LAYER CAKES Choice cuts rib roast; 1b | G basker bes ping full, delivered abernethy, (ruil.ein.er cuts er lite |e tes ROEanUtC RARE TOE I Shlecied fraah k LONG ISLAND POTATOES—Iaree, folk; 3 pavkets “ ae ea peree rete gry sneaiy “tock: bl, $2.8, De ——, tl CRUTTE CARES 909 Edelee ushel, § uf Fa o | 2 top sirloins ive 0 ibs. to | Oyster Crackers CAKES Gr mile 15.@ Cielo wealriele Coore Graham salones way m | . a ic. cream ° r . 1 ¢ winecak { thewltsida.4 sepachac¥ /2€ | Le | (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear.) Curtain Stretchers at Spvcial Prices No. 0,—cannot sag inthe cen- No, 33—basswood frame; 24% | | inches wide, stationary pins, 14 inch apart; with , easel, at.. In, 1 inch apart; with kel-plated brass pins, easel; At veeersveee apart, 6x12 95 djustable pins, with basswood frame; in ose requires very vide; special @, | in ase ue pee $2.10) little Space alsseeee In addition to the abov’ curlain stre chers, we carry the Lewey, vilray, Wagner and Chamaion. (Siege: Cooper Store, Basement), 500 pieces of scrim ruf- ffemsti g with feather-stitche: Scaris The Pure Food Exposition and Harvest Festival Sale It continues Friday, wit, 1 wheat f or ned” $1.55 No. 77—basswood frame; 24, wide; stationary pins, $1.85 No, 7—pins 2 in. apart: very easily puttogether; when not $2.2 hits many aééractions. || Sterilized Milk A Dining Table Made of solid, plain oak in golden finish; it will last to your grandchildren’s days. Kound top; five turned legs; six-foo Aiton Inverted Gas Burners— complete with frost extension, You have never se_n suct eaie 0 a table sold under rae before now. ) ae ta Our Anniversary Sale Price ~ $1 1044 is to-morrow.. 98.75 Ate. cue A Sideboard ' Stop Ledder | Chairs—* just toe thing for the kitchen andpantry: regular price $1 1055 Atlas Wa: wood, To match the above—same finish and same solid, sturdy construction under the finish, French plate mirror grace ul, effective, but simple de- sign, Our own price on this is regularly $17.50. Anniversary $13 50 ° Other Furniture Sale price toemorrow...... ? ments; reguiariy $1.50; gw rac ay, 0 Rice or Cereal Beilers—1 '%4- for every room in the house is also offered at sim- qt.or2-qt.size;specialat 24c ilar Anniversary reductions by the Furniture Toi et Store. Davenport sofa beds, for example, are re- with wringer attach- 25 Paper 20 Rolls for 25e} duced from $25 to $15.50. A dresser that we Medicine or Toilet Cabi- usually sell at $11.50 is now $9, And so on. nets—natural finish 65c (Slegel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor.) at 150 dozen 18x54 inch hemstitched unin German 500 pairs of white and gray heavy wool finish blankets; they tched Cotton B.ankets Bere are some of ‘he speciais for to-morrow: Armour’s Hams 8, & S, Delicatessen and othe: