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| ending June 30 last amounted to $42,- } partment. This was divided into #%- BY HS EAR SHE JL HER WEY AND Wns SHERS Valiant Mrs. Levine Draws Lord to Station as Crowd Jeers, Louts Levine n yan shoemaker, |, fe sorrows loft ear tos |! Gey. It was thot ear that Mes. Pauline Levine, hig ant g-armed twenty-two-y ehe determined Brownsville p station while f@mused crowd looked on. Mr. Levine not only still feels a tinge fm that left ear; he ts speculating @nziously as to what his status among ld wife, seli jerd him to zed when the an invitations to visit and speak at the fair which opens at Dongan Hille Aug. 28. POSLAM CURES HOT WEATHER SKIN TROUBLES All skin troubles prevalent in wea! inflammation, so- eczema, itching spots, vr their pros mpt eradication, stops at once; burning skin n¢ tf comforte “f ating the complexion, red, or if irn, taking td be used urprising | lam gives evidence of the ful healing power by which it erema and all virulent skin die- LAM SOAP, used daily for toilet Ma fellowmen wil) be after the redoubt- @ble Mrs, Levine has finished testify- (ag against him in police court on a @harge of disorderly conduct. The manner in which Mra, Levine fe@ her lord to the station house won the most profound admiration from the Brownsville police. Desk Lieuten- ant William Eegers praised her highly. “Madam, dhe, “Just consider how Jevely would be the lot of a policeman if every one who had a grievance simply took the grievee by the ear and led him te us. 1 felicitate you, Madam.” Whereupon Mr. Levine blushed until Mle entire countenance was as rosy red Qe the ear lobe Mrs. Levine had pinched. Mra Levine explained that she was met living with the worthy shoemaker. \. be had left their home at No. 22 kta street, she said, with her four-year- @i4 child and gone to live at No. 61 Bristol street, working in an office to If. “He came over and stood in front of tay house,” » “I saw him stand- ing there and just felt [ couldn't put Sp with it So I went out and grabbed aim.” ny Porto Rico’s Commerce. WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—Porto Rico's commerce during the fiscal ycar 000,000, according to reports received at the insular bureau of the War De- 000,000 for imports and $49,000,000 for res show an in- ng year of $14,- year 1901 of $74,- etween the island and tates. $< per cent. of the total | and bath, will keep the skin in healthy its color and tex- aling medication jam in a form particularly bene- ficial for tender skin. All druggists sell Poslam (price, 50 cents and Foslam Soap (price, 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th Street, New 2188 “74 21903 ‘AV EG Alteration Sale we ork eo" room, fering snectal inducements. Ali Prices Reduced Dinine Boom Set Complete 3 Homes Furnished 13 Rooms $49.9: \4 * 75.00) 5 5 “ 99.98) 7.50 Witson and Dix to Opes Fate. y Falr a A. Dix have accepted Cot ee. Py ale Ave ay a siMisalis0) Bn hg aa A ed greases eTURE SALE, as : 13035 3 UMANN'S cell BUA rae oO BAU iain N 5 re urnovertay Be WRITE FOR OUR NEW CATALOG. our nanos Store “AveLs6 Sr 79 TO STORE ubway Station, ON 149TH STREET Atation. our exten ive business we are unable to offer our we have no old atterns to sell. of our patrons, however, we will o| Fags ied DISCOUNT OF 25% FOR ONE WEEK MORE on all our new stock just delivered from GRAND RAPIDS, In this way we net only meet AN io THEN. NO DEPOSIT "REQUIRED— 50 Deu: Mission Settee. Armchair, iS Rocker i Cpholetored -{B Trpertat a Complete, beeular win ” CRIDIT aller Couch FREE POURC* This imperiai Regular “Wrle FREE with Every Purchase of 350 YOUR TERMS ‘AKE OUR TERMS We Pay Fares and Expenses. @PEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9. 15,45 CENTS WEEKLY | Suite H A oak” English Qak Library ie i ih : Regular price, 82% dats DOLu Yak | Dinuwg pablo at arena With Every Purchase of $70 Free Delivery by Our Motor Trucks. OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. Re St. BAUMANN’S 3d Ave, etl” pikes, stings, | improvements and en- ha te reduce ‘tnd “are t= rt) 100 $1.00 A Week Opens An Account Tale, 15,75 MUNDAY, AUUUDS 42, THE BVENInNY WORLD, THE BIG i GR EENHUT- SIE L_Sioreve'cistee | Sixth AVE,— lsnaissts, J.B.GREE, NCE store-opening time this morning the selling has been phe- This is an excellent op nomenal, and we anticipate equally big business tomorrow and until the end of this tremendous distribution of ours, Pillow Cases 1 123¢ —size 45x36 before hemming; well made. $ For $5.50 Hemstitched 3 85 Table Sets e —bleached German Damask; 1 doz. napkins and table cloth 5] 95 Damask Napkins e —heavy weight; bleached. For $1.25 Turkish Bath Sheets} 79¢-: ct e size; hemmed and heavy weet! bleached. ‘MAIN BUILDING $1.95 to $2.50 Monogram and Deco- hemstitched; all rated Sheepskins, Tomorrow, at. S' For 18¢ Bleached Muslin pure linen. —for 4% beds. - 89c For $2.45 All Linen (MAIN Building, Main Poor.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN' Here It Is! The Annual Sale of $3 to $4 Low Shoes $ For Men, Women, Boys and Girls, Tomorrow, at . . A A sale the like of which has never been known outside of The Big Store. We expect the largest attendance ever given to a similar event, and have made every preparation to handle the early crowds. Brief details follow: LONIALS and PUMPS in For Women pont ope inte most up-to-date leathers, such as tan Russia calfskin, patent leather, gun-metal calfskin, kidskin, suedes, velvets and white canvas. Not all sizes in every style, but all sizes and widths in the lot; all Goodyear-welted or hand-turned soles. For Girls For Men Odd lots of LOW LOW SHOES in all leathers; all have Good-|SHOES; all bate year-welted soles; also ad- Meco he ipa ad ac fo Ube sot are Woes wanted leathers, such as , tan calfskin, patent vas button shoes; all sizes |teather and gun-metal up to 2. calfskin, For Boys leathers, such as patent leather, gun-metal and MAIN BUILDING Several dainty models of black-and-white and blue-and- velvet ribbon, contrasting silk-covered buttons or eyelet- row, at More Than Half of These ~— Are Suitable for Early Fall Wear, Suits $12 Blue Serge Suits This Sale MAIN BUILDING: $15 Mohair Suits And $12 to $20 Grades in Men’s and Youths’ Summer HIGH and LOW SHOES in all styles and all kidskin; all have Goodyear-welted soles; all sizes and widths. (MAIN Bullding, Second Fioor.) Misses’ *10.75 Striped Voile ¢ 4 8 5 Dresses, Tomorrow, at... ° white striped voile and ginghams—one as illustrated. These are cool, smart dresses with touches of trimmings such as embroidery; top-girdle skirt. Sizes 14 to 18 years. (MAIN Building, Pirst Floor.) 9 e. Values to en's Sults, “2: e To realize how good this news is we emphasize this point: Briefly this lot includes: $20 Silk Lined Outing a LF Cup ( $15 Worsted Suits $15 & $18 Cassimere Suits “Odd” Suits Young Men Can Also Be Fitted in Outing Trousers—sizes 28 to $2" Uniined ‘Summer’ Coats— black, slate and tan; choice, at c Ralnconieten and slate; values to $5; 2.45 $9 and $3 Straw Hats, 88c Over 20 styles to choose from—all sizes. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) ae rte ree - v ‘MAIN BUILDING Specimen Values from Our Annual Advance Fall Sale of | Complimentary 2+, Blankets, Comforters & Linens proprietors, hotel owners an save them money on most wanted goods of this character. 38c corners; hemstitched or scallopedand lace edges Ae LINENS on Sale Main Floor—BLANKETS on Sale Second Floor. Also in Bargain Basement. THE \ | Stamps-Free, Tomorrow As many sets as are reasonably required for books unfilled will be given to al! s+ren7<, whether purchasers or not, ap- gems plying at the Premium Parlor, on the Third Floor of our GREEN- HUT Building, tomorrow. It will be advantageous to start filling at one time as many books as will be needed to se- cure the premium desired. Oniy 100 free stamps good in any one book. For $1 Comforters Tinie Taos Reswietofl og ote, For 59c Blankets —these are for babies’ cribs; size 36x50 in. ; pink and blue borders. For 98c Blankets —medium weight; white or ; colored borders ; for 34 size Feta, For $2.45 Blankets —Heavy weight; wool finish; gray or white. For $3.95 & $4.50 Blankets —best wool; white; Southern make. Single and double size. cipher 4 for club stewards, restaurant boarding-house keepers—one that will For Novelty Scarfs, Squares and Center Pieces —white, with machine-embroidered For 39c Bleached Mercerized Damask —58 inches. For 9c Toweling —Union linen; bleached; good strong 69¢e re coprn tee om: wal] AO $2.95 bleached, with red border. For 49c Pillows —18x25; limit of 4 to a cus- GREENHUT BUILDIN August Reductions in Fine Bedroom Furniture During this sale every individual piece and suite of bedroom furniture in our entire vast stock bears a reduction ticket averaging from 10% to 0%. Every style is included, from the most handsome and costly down to simple pieces of honest construction for those of slender means. Colonlal Walnut Dresser iy Dresser—tull White Chif- —made of high grade swell front, handsome! | Circassian sinut, in} ca knobs an fonter-—top is 33 inches wax fini heavy cl w feet; top is wide and 18 inches inches iq inches deep; mounted with French plate bev- elled mirror, gies baal 44 inches | Inches deep: plate bevelled mirror, bg 24x30 inches; regu- deep; has five drawers with wood knobs and ‘HIFPONIER ro MATCH inches; wood knobs;| lar price ABOVE—requier § good locks; drawers are regular price $48; SOR] su: For the 97 50 prce ia0reew 937-00! Gove-tailed front and during this sale August sale, MAHOGANY FOUR POSTER Chittonier to Mateh Above | Chitfonier to Match Above | BEDSTEAD. marc ave | back: regular price Price $38; 1) —reg. price $32; $ shes teesar pce ‘ga . bd for thi is sale..... for this sale..... HO; dating thle vote 932] this sale.... 5.50 Other Dressers: Princess Dressers: Finish “pace me Pinion “fie” ad Piateh ouase “ype j Onk $24 a0 Mahogany... .$27.50 $20 Oak Mahogany or Early English. 16.80 15 Mahogany... on ohio ere Mahogany... . 12.80 10 55 24.50 19.00 Mahogany... 15 26 30.00 27.00 Mahogany... 22.80 17.50 33 [40.00 34.00 Chiffoniers: Dressing Tables: Fintan Rpagee ‘eacet Plaish yd anise! a ‘eet Mahogany... $18.50 $15.50 $21 see SIT ie Mahogany... 24.50 20 2.50 “2 Mahogany... 27.50 22.50 4 a tis Mahogany... 29.50 Py} 18 tr HM) , Mahogany... 33 26 20 60, ss Mahogany... 58 30 24.50 : 50 33 Mahogany... 40 30 nN 32 12.50 10 White Enamelled Triple Mirror Dressing Teble— White Enamelled Wood Redstead—single $ decorated; ceisler ic size; regular price $17 ; for this Sale....... 11 Midsummer Sale. . Bedroom Suites: Four - Pieces Circassian Walnut Sulte—of finest selected wood; handsomely carved; drawers are all dust-proof and fitted with equalizers to prevent bind- Three-Plece Mahogany Sulte— consisting of dresser, chiffonier and full-sized bedstead; regu- lar price $221 ; for $ August sale...... Four-Piece Colonial Mahogany Five-Ploce Sheraton Intaid Sutie —of mahogany; consisting of twin beds, dresser, chiffonier and cheval mirror; regular Price $315; during $ Paes sca ueyangiaras dresser | ing; regular price 8 tRISSMIE vee sevvse 265 and dressingtable; reg. $990) $697; for this sale... POU | pive.ptoce Sheraton Inlaid Suite price $407; for this sale Five-Plece Circassian Walnut consisting of twin heds, Five-Piece French Gray Enamel Suite—-comprising large dress- er, twin beds, chiffonier and dressing table; regular price dust-proof drawers and wood knobs; regular? price 5953 le ty} $136; — for this $ BBC. sercccovoeres 87.50 $295; tor this sal: (GREENHUT Building, Second and Third Floors) GREENAUT BUILDING Lace Curtains and Upholsteries: Handsome Real Arabe Lace Bed Graceful Marie Antoinette Lave Nottingham Lace Curtains—in Sete—-with rich, elaborate cor- Curtaina—the very latest de- ner end center mo ifs of lace igns, in either white splendid copies of real lace; mounted on heavy double- colors; regular prices to twisted cable net; the regular $6.75 rate during this sale rice $27.50; dur- 18.50 $950 al 5525 ie this sale (GREENHUT Building, Piest Ploor,) Sulte—consisting of dresser, chiffonier, triple mirror dressing table and twin bedsteads; dresser, chiffonicr and dr table with triple mirrors; lar price $447; for the August sale...... +1968 regular price $2.50; $ 1.437 for this sale, a pair, .