The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1912, Page 6

THE pepe WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUBT 27, |SENTENCING THIEF, JUDGE CALLS HIM CONTEMPTIBLE. TIM HAS BEEN 4 Salman Took Jewtity From Poor | one’ [Lee Stam have ever known, You are ul 0 1912. . ' Le Stamp ‘Premiums Delivered Fre p Tag Day To-Morrow are determined to make Tag Day the most fat.ous Bargain Day in ..cw York. And we are succeeding, for prices are cut to cost and less on thousands of Junabie to pay he took their rings, }and Jockets.” There have y thiev Just pple ‘ BE CEN Girls He Swindled With-Promises [if \iine articlom of go from peo- of lao They Test es [ple to whom they were all in all and In jwho ¢ iid least afford to lose what or | double Dffender tn keeping t tice} those who otherwise : tie | onet Trae Me Sen Mae Woes worth of seasorable, desirable merchandise in practically every department, while the extra free Liberty Stamps will fill your stamp book on the double j appeared ainst Gaiman, {rained false hopes for them, knowing quick. See tor yourself how low we ‘ye cut prices for to-morrow. Rcad the items printed below. Note carefully the prices and, if you want to save, heed them! 1 But Uncle ‘in ie Has Kept Him!” They Pauline Abrams, No, #3 At the time that you could do nothing With th E | Tompkins ay . Brookiyn; Sadie Bhe. | °F them | + So Busy He Hasn’t Had eer, No. 142 Pauline | u Every ’ i |uenp, No Va’ | BEAN IN LUNG KILLS GIRL. | L50 Purchase h f Men’s he Time Yet. tn. | htarainary ite nun ean caused ‘ ik & Woo! urchase ot 5 i @Phe one thing the brave heart of | Puen s . them ail" powitions at Green { H t in th ~ Hard French Plaid $1. $1.00Worth $10 Suits Pt n he Moun! iad) fee | Beret. Timothy J. Leary of the Tenth said Miss Shepp, “he |} Nay Just eo ae of this high eae More. i ; United St. Inf. nes for is to © to have his commission be- st Thursday, when th aporte suiting, Fancy grays, tans ae rein tot an na {fore 1 could get the place. I told Am | ohitd. drew the bean. into’ her’ wine | sshion's favorit or More. ced brow, aes sre than |Z, Dad no money. I We a ring trom | p ° n blower, the phi for fill, to sel 14 to 19 years, hae served as a soldier for more than! my Anger that Was xiven me by. My Mt had been trying olay at abou! Wee ae twenty-three years. As the rolling dead mother and said it would do for | tu ney Were unsuccessful, | : Halper Suits 33 to }stone gathers no moss, neither necurity. While 1 was talking to him/and Saturday, pneumonia developed ns ; girls came in and he asked!@ result of the bean passing into the Pest. Tim deen able to accumu ommisstons, When they were girl's teft lung. i erty Stamps (Third [pany citizenship, for he has been o —— - ———— —_____.. Floor.) Wrappers, Etc. Misses’ 51.50 TubDresses (Liberty Stamp Premium Partor, Third Floor.) Ata surprisingly low 98 from Paris styles in our workrooms. Satin silk velvet hats. AU hand made. The new ‘model, ae 1@ combination color effects, such [Pavout from post to post so often tha jie mever has lived in any one place for ‘the full year which is @ prerequisite for op nieve @ergeant Tim, always on the move, Hatweys with the proud title of American Weidsen dancing before his clear, soldiorly { erice for Tag Day es ' eye, arrived in New York to-day on the ie are able to quote this t Hosbmar Carrillo of the United Fruit cause we have made tl in About Half Price for Tag Day 2Uc Solid colored linenes, piped and trimmed in (Company in charge of a prisoner he was (ftaking to Washington, D. ©. “In one year more,” said Sergeant Tim, Prt will ve adie to retire pension Do YOU know the aeseies between an “Oculist” and an “Optician’’? jgan@ then, believe me, I will sit down in i An Oculist is a graduate lee medical college who, after pcp bg faite hg Os ale ae Week ogd white, sregn or ab BEE. lone place and not budge till I eet my} obtaining the degree “Doctor of Medicine," spends many years rom. lade with low neck and short [Ppapers—till 1 have the legal right tol studying the construction and diseases of the eye. He is an eye sieeves. All sizes 14 to 20. $2. 00 Velvet Hats ‘ ; BORA for tay fog” bas celtic late WO Girls’ $3 All-wool School $ 98 In the best blocks and most W fi Sergeant Tim was born in Ireland. He An Optician has not had this technical training, and it is Dresses, for immediate and 1 becoming shapes and colors, Cc Bi Sra | | b ‘came to the United States when he was} a mistake to permit him to examine your eyes. His duties later wear, made in plaid ma- trimmed free........6+45 Free: {| terials, collar and cuffs of contrasti: and solid-colored serges. Entire wais' chest iPawenty-two years old, his broad covering as much patriotism a: ‘Vardent a love of freedom as ever p Pated in any man’s bosom. He also 'Ploved a acrap, did Tim. So, the first {Pthing he did on his arrival was to enlist ‘Pin the army. If, For eleven months he was stationed @t Governor's Island. But before the was rounded out—bingo! he was Sent with his regiment to Alaska, More ‘jumps followed. Then came the war fwith Spain. Sergeant Tim was sent to Cuba. He jphad a chance then to show the stuff h s [was of and to prove ihe loved the flag he cou! hie own, and while ting all this he won some bravery and other worthy a r he won some more medals ippines. “But I can never be quite happy,” ant Tim, with a tu at his! tary mustache, “antl! 1 go to | the polls on election day. 1 would rathe: «| (pbevan American citizen than a king. should consist exclusively of the adjustment of the mountings to get the best resulls from the glasses prescribed. Every Harris Oculist is a registered physician of wide ex- perience. He will give you a thorough eye examination, but will save you the usual $5 or $10 Oculist’s fee. Our expert Opticians will skilfully adjust your. glasses to your nose, and assist you in selecting the most becoming frame or mounting. Harris eyeglass service is unique, far reaching and saves you money—because we manufacture the complete eyeglass in ‘our own four factories, Every pair of Harris glaeses, whether they cost $2.0) or more, is sold with a binding guarantee of satisfaction. ‘Your money back if you want it.” es | WS hades ined $5.98 Willow Plumes $ 12-inch stems. They are all hand knotted! : £3.29 and prime male stock. Special... .. e Men’s & was & $3.& $3.50 Walk-Over Oxfords Men’s $3.50 Walk-Over Oxfords, mostly beta coltskin and a few other leathers, in sizes 5, 5'/2, 6, 61/2 Cc and 7. A and B widths. Pai f Women’s $3 Sample Walk-Over Low Shoes, of patent coltskin, gunmetal calf, vici kid, tan Russia calf and a number of fabrics. Sizes 2, 2!/2, 3, Va and 4. A and B widths. All styles. Pair Tailored Silk Specially ‘+e- Waists iN duced for Tag These waists are made of fine quality silk, in assorted stripes, strictly tailored, trim- med with pearl buttons, and 64 East 23rd St., near Fourth Ave, 27 West 24th St., bet. 6thand 6th Aves, 64 West 125th St., 442 Columbus A: 70 Nassau St., near John St. 1009 Broadway, near Willo’by, BI 489 Fulton St., opp. A. & reé Bye ys’ aa Girls rail Shoes irs’ $1.65 Shoes, of calf or vici kidskin, with cee tip, button styles; sizes 5 to 11, Eto EE width, at warranted all solid at.. ‘Third Floor. > nest esac $4.49 atar sizes | to 3/2, Eto (Sale Tag D: $2 Sweater Knit Sathind Suit $2.26 25 Princess Corset $4.19 $4.59 throughout. Skirt is deep plaited and has large hems. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Actual $3.00 values. Ciale on Second Floor. Children’ s Sample Dresses of yl es, ‘a * sheerest C By fpbap decd trim- 2 to 6 yrs; special "Children’s Drawers Of excellent muslin, cut full width, Ley hig bet leer v4 c wie years, spe- c| ’ Infants’ Outfits 2sh.irts, 3 hemmed: vl ihetca i$] 86 2 pair wors:ed booties (Second Floor.) Tag-Day Specials $1.9 C Car; 1 Sees eepers Bissell’s ed, Pre bristle brush. We a Accounts from $5 to $1,000 ON SMALL L_WFFKLY F * PAYMENTS Wome Fe oat S fess ond Hatress and Misfortune ba WE GIVE FREE INSU REE INSURANCE In case of the death of the wage earner of your family we betes: —— “afin Day Spe Made of ee poe eule sol mm in all the best colors, at. . (Seventh Floor.) $1.00 ag Batis Tag Day Special ee ne soft collar and cuffs. 1s Dey Special 69c Hand Bags 7¢ re (Second Floor.) Main Floor, ¥, With silver or gilt frames, Several very fine 7 EF ep Floor.) 12'2c Handkerchiefs Tag-Day Specials fag Day Spe’ 5; vag tt Soar Men apa Wena ped Tag Lay Special - mo, | Black leather, seal grain, §3 Scotch Lace Curtains [mzc"'"* , 49¢ Wonderful Tag-D: y Bargains. $ 88 1 ? largely $4.88 [$1.25 Beaded Bags A very handsome set Regularly for little money; deco- $8, rated with, pink ross; m1 hi “ilet Paste sive. you a recelpted Dill in full Nickel plate on mi an entire new design; Tae Dey at 54 inches wide and 3 yards long... .. PAIR. | Aras Bays ‘Special f large size, complete service for 4 arious designs 4, th Peer ADVERTISED PRICES er. opp a ven : 79e twelve people, Many 69 $1.00 Tapestry Couch $2.98 Bordered — | ‘sours cord "hans 89 b 355: Oc 8t Vv 36: You may epen an account with ad sets are subject to Covers Tapestry Portieres | special ; e St. vertised articies or have addve - light blemishes, 60, inches, wile, assorted Made of iy rocaded i stain Finer.) ee k NT . J. 49 AND 61 MARKET STREET | account any advertised art ental colorings, re: apestrye with applied bor mA 879 Mi ORM. DURING ALGUST AAN EXIBA GARE O. ANY Bias Fee oun | PRE Magtt_ PORCELAIN | orotnd cartons on LLC | oct pte fst $1.95 Women’s Belts Ta . Imitation Stained = | ius: ‘pair. < rer Day Soca Extraordinary Sale ot High Grade Brass Beds |||: satr anette | "Tete Covers © | tate ii peng 9. D.; cach, ; costly stained glass eff in fin oral pate ie il ass 90, brown, € fringe; red (Main Floor.) EXHIBITION SAMPLES FROM TEE FUR’ ITUPi i XCLA’ GE AND SA\ FLE LEDS Y ONE OF A KIND—ABOLT 3 M OUR OWN STOCK EDS IN ALL ALL FINISHES AND SIZES— &e orn Swiss '-inch eavy Fioor PRICES LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS: Burlap "$1.00 Rope Door White Lace Bags J hs our store. Now is the ntiee to boy and save . Good quality, 40 inchs wide, ite splendid popular fabrle Draperies. ore yl ied restless in striped effects, li yards; yd. (Fourth Floor.) and convince yourself that we sell only durable, fe, well-made made fureitenes OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE err: $20 Brass Bed $25 Brass Bed 10.89 11.74 Shown | Made of bent fore: 9. ie tt cord handles and wll Hh Vanity Cases fanity \ases Tag Day Special German silver, engraved, , fe 49¢ | TOsieens. GSe_ DECORATED CAKE ‘S—Seven pleces; of thin por- frult Kimono Gowns Semone wowns Tag Day Special Excellent lawns, pretty floral effects, teveral to select from; "99 penta Lina a J C ». (Lawn Dress ress’s Sacques = Vag Day = In floral designs, shirr compartments for coins, powder puff and mirror, at (Main Floor.) os Jewelry Tag Day Sp Including brooches, buck- les, lavailieres, tie pins, links, fobs, ete., at....... ap 16¢ (Main FL00r. Yemen Neyeat and meat ole ra ten vite 3 Ime pow intra mounts, Nine Loy A spindles. Heed ‘tnd foot Ce orne mental m mts in fancy panel design. Beat Eng ih lacquer; bright Fah, $30 Trass Bed ——— HT $35 Sole Beds Reduced VA} $1.50 taney te estoon ‘valance reproduction of the Renaissance, is heavy and (Fourth Floor—Mall Orders Filled.) firmly woven, complete for Missi ission Al zl Tag Day- $2.00 Scoich Lace Bed Serena ‘The spread measures 80190 inches and the shams, Bargains, AUSUSt Furniture Sale Our August Sale Prices, Already the Lowest in New York, Have Been Cut Still Lower for Tag Day Kncilvenes. Haney filing rode with well- braced T.B. connections. Panel effectsin head and foot. Best English lacquer. Men’s Watches Tag Day Special ed, Pay for Your Furai(ure Later, While You Are Using It. You can get the bene- fit of these low prices, massive quartered herette | corering at waist, fancy border: Riess bs (Becond Moo "oe Dress Goods Remnants Tag vay Special Remnants of all our Dress Soom, ah ta inches, to 18¢ . mene Floor, a | French Challies Tag Day Special French Chala, beau Dresden desi € wide, All wool yd. (Main Floor, ell | : rode in head Handsome new style, with Z-inch Li Quimby’s Boston ti ‘ith I-inch a: wr aateit "All Spindloe erst, Teball joites aa ong Made Candies ate drops, Ib tion perfect in every detai indies, with T-ball joints at ends; The biggest valu y ry Bright finish only. fl jat vases, in continuous post b: $9 Quartered [$14 Solid Oak $1.25 Mesh B ags “Tas t Dey Spe Special i pon alee =’, 89C (Main Floor. ae” ¢ Josh Billings” Cigars basinal 07 oy Special Se strai i at le ane RCSD 2 Great 39c Sale Muslin Underwear and \ts y oat constructed on heavy base, ny (Filth Floor.) eeeneeeees Wednesday GROCERIES Mid-Week Large quartered oak | Solid Oak artiecll gold- Wall Paper COFFE: “Harmony dled; Yew. Choi rocker, Early English | en finish, 33 inches wide, ; : -16c LAUNDRY; 1 50¢ NainsookGowns olee finish; high back, deep | 19 inches deep, 5 dee *p Cansielng. 9 10 rate of sin'gnd 20 EVAP. Mil a BACON iitld:, twsr-cured: 4 G16 STARCH ae ee fie V7 rund or high necks, | Tag Day roomy seat; broad | drawers; carved top. wi re 138 in 20 pat- WHISKEY Setae’ FRESH FISH ®: Porgios, “Weak 5c |PUDDING jx price 9s Re 3 prettily trimmed ........ : upholstery in | large fancy sha; en ravens terns to select from; MALT SPARK | RIBS; RICE 35, ‘AROLIN lbs. 50c Corset Covers ion leather. mir is suitable for all rooms; WHISKEY Gov. bottling: ree. 7B CORNED nieaty; ib... 10c Bbc; 1b ' =r c * '’ ‘ ahh. price $1.25; bot... LOC LEGS OF LAMB Sori 14he PRUNES 33° Ya gue! for 5c Fin cairaaol, Fe und SHERRY "83!%93.°. $1.24 Taint FonrT POTATOES i'*,.**,. 25 duvet fer uss teron iors vee 1 \ Oak Rocker Chiffonier, weeenetis pret BARGAINS & Thuredey | TS sp Bc Combinat $1.50 Room Lot FLOUR $6.28; 1-8 bag.. TOMATOE can 9c |CON’D SOUPS fot abeh cans. 5c ———— Regalar k BUTTER 9c | GRAPE JUICE 25% s8ti..10¢ $ ovens mnt| |e TAL 10c |WASHING POWDER 'i2",13c § bce invrion ndibbom| Values