The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 10

RAILROAD ENGINEER NAMED BY SULZER AS P. S. COMMISSIONER. » Named for P. S. Keeps to His Run |Pending Contirmation. J. Chase of Croton-on-Hudson the least fussed up over his ap- OPPENHEIM, GLUNS 2G 34th St.,"New York. \ 850 Young Men’s Exclusive Suits On Sale Friday The popular stripe effects, Also a number of mixtures and tweeds. bod a full Lined, tailori Rogulariy’$i6, 890 and 423.00 Sines 33 'to @ chest 10.00. ; Men's and Young Men's Flannel Outing Trousers Trousers for Golf, T =e Exclusive patterns Vs i Enalian Ren $5.00 8" & $0.05 Clearance Boys’ Apparel + 80 Students’ Suits Youths’ first long trouser sults, Norfolk and single breasted in smart mixe endable Wash paterials, i eee] l-25 1 275 Boys’ Washable Suits -4/ Russian and Patch Pocket Norfolk Suits o: fabrics; smart eporrands ols wile. to 16 years. 12.65 Boys’ mas. sonst osesobore 81.28 O5C Binal | 4m 6hi, of three walking to Coney Yslané. At hie invitation they climbed up. BREAD AND MILK MIX mitts Saat oe WHEN WAGONS COLLIDE| sie rus oft xe it ae Gustav Berk of No. 18 Wallabout street, all of Brooklyn. Three Coney Island Visitors Are] Mrs. Marcus received a fractured rib and contusions of the right leg; Marcus Injured in the was cut about the head and Berk had Crash, ‘a few scratches on hie faces. All refused In @ soppy mass on Ocean Parkway to go to the hospital. a today bread and milk were dumped in creamy confusion when an auto COL. RUGG DIES ON TRAIN. truck loaded with ataff of life for the On Way Home From Gettysburg— hungry of Coney Island came | sion with @ four horse Bordefl dairy wagon. Into the mixture dropped the chauffeur and three passengers he had offered to “lift” on the way to the island, Weiss lives at No, 2 Wallabout street, Brooklyn. Henry Levy of Por- ter avenue and Thames street, Brook- lyn, owns what ie left of the auto truck. Just a few minutes before the| spent twenty-six months in A’ collision Weiss had encountered a party! ville Prison. On our entire stock of Straws and Panamas Fired First Shet in Battie. TACOMA, Wash., July 10—The Wash- ington 6pecial train bringing home the State's quota of veterans from the Gettysburg reunion reached the city last night with the body of Col. C. 8 Rugs, who died en route, CoL Rugg claimed to have fired the first shot on the historic field. He —_ $5 Panamas now$3'33 $3 “$5.33 $12 66 “ $Q.00 $2 Str-ws now $1:33 $ “ ss $2.00 4“ $2.67 34th St., New York. ~ Clearance Sale Charmeuse and Crepe Meteor Dresses. | Voile and French Linen Dresses. i Charmeuse, Faille and Moire Dress Coats. | Chinchilla, Tweed and Eponge Sport Coats. Misses’ Voile, Linen and Tissue Dresses. Misses’ Silk and Lingerie Dresses. Women’s Muslin and Ribbed Underwear. Women’s Silk and Lisle Hosiery. Women’s Silk and Glace Gloves. At Greatly Reduced Prices ~ | 475 Misses’ Summer Dresses Several late styles, draped effects and la aan ” model, popular ine otfewredand 6, 90 Girls’ Balkan Middy Blouses Standard white drill, with collars, cuffs and tle in contrasting shades or all white. |a5c ges 6 Regularly $1.45 675 Girls’ & Children’s Dresses 678 re of imported cha: mnbray percales and "e ile, Ps 4 wht and vo my retofore $2.95 to $10.75. 150 3.50 4.90 Women’s 16-Button Silk Gloves Black; double tipped fingers. "Rog, $1.00] 59C Women’s Summer Blouses Gorerie, Cotton Voile and Washable Crepe, also allover Eyelet Embroidery, 1 1.35 trimmed with sheor laces. Regularly $2.95 Blouses of shadow lace, chiffon and all- and ribbon trimmed underbod! over laces. Chilfon ord net linings, ua 4, 95 Ceety $10.75; Women's Summer Kimonos Flowered and in washable Sropes; collars | and cuffs or satin trimmed. wi 00 Regularly THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SULY 10, Night Gowns, Ranging in price from 85c to 4.25 Combinations, “ “ “ “ 9c “4.95 Corset Covers, 4“ « « 80c “ 1.85 _ Drawers, “ " « « 39c¢ “ 2.95 Petticoats, “ ** « 100 “4.78 Chemises, e oe “ 78 “ 2.45 Special Reductions in Prices have been made in a number of very desirable LBolingiowerttopandtnichthipetecs, $1.10, 1.65 reo Apes Tennis W: of Fi ‘Colored faists, oo, a Blouses, of Tennis Waists, of superior quality Washable China Silk, 1913. STERN BROTHERS have arranged for ‘1'o-morrow and Until Noon Saturday A Special Clearance Sale of Women’s Summer Shoes of discontinued lines of n Colonial and rer an Tana let Ro * Patent Leather, Gray and Black Suede. Black Velvet, White Canvas and Buckskin Reduced to $2.65 and $3.45 Pair Formerly from $4.00 to 7.00 Pair Also for To-morrow, Very Exceptional Values-in Women’s and Misses’ Presets and Waists poe kiheored Batiste, in ‘pols immed with dies lees aad eurcldten, «41.35 wrth low collars and tura back cuff, Dotted Swise, with new vest effects, ‘alo of epee Yan Cope ans Soe Baten Laat low eller spice i 1.95 dnicvedarnedionvitecrcineiicipa «2.90 je Blouses, of Pompadour Crepeq ted Vols, lo Shas Batt winned « $2.85, 3.75 A Midsummer Sale of High Grade Women’s Undergarments taken from of and including many php resto a \Cambrie, Greatly Below their Real Values New Model Corsets By Corsets, Walohn boned, Broche, Tricot and Coutil, West 23d and 22d Streets iwa g T. aylor Founded 1826 The 9A. M. Closes 5 Store Opens at ©. 7a, at 5.80 P, M, i Clearance Sale of + Men’s Shirts Woven Madras, Mercerized Cloth vet Se Printed Madras Shirts. Values $1.50 and 92.00 si Shirts, soft cuff: ilk Mixture Shirts, soft Vaine 92.50} $1.65 Silk Mi irts, soft cuffs, en aes Value 48.00} $1.85 Value $4.00 \ $2.95 Fine Heavy Weight Silk Shirts, = $3.50 Jacquard Squng, designs, neat gnoee, Biazer Coats, $1.95; Value $5.00 of Botany worsted, in all color combinations Values $5.00 and $6.00 ‘Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Heavy Weight Silk Shirts. Will Supply One Whb. “2Be 25.000 Facts and Figures relating to | rt 2.500 Important Subjects AN Encyclopedic Nature 1915 World Almensen a Lord & Ta lor | Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 5.90 P. M. 12 Noon on Saturdays Clearance Sale Misses’ & Juniors’ Sutts, Coats & Dresses Tub Dresses Swen toes ewes and Becky Vesbaa' Geese two plece styles, $1.05 & $2.95—Values $8.75 & $5.06 goad & Dee tone, Dresses figured lawns, na fod Sen tae ate gaoeeltes bp xtepead > 4 08.05 & $5.05—Values $7.50 & $10.50 Shadow Lace Dresses $12.50—Value $25.00 Travelling, Motoring or Dust Qoats Tan linen, in several smart models, 02.95 & $4.05—Values $5.00 & $7.50 Golf, Tennis or Sport Coats All the season’s popular models in blue, red, white-and xacaes $5.95—Value 90.50 Splendid Values in Summer Coats Women’s Sport Coats shoulder or sct-in , chinchilla and smart checks and stripes,in the season's most popular colorings. $12.50 8 $15.00 Values $19.50 and @25.00—All sizes. ‘ Satin: C Charmeuse Coats Smart, dressy garments. Cisne $14.95 Linen Motor or Travel Coats $5.00, $6.00 8 $9.00 Splendid Values: in Women’s Bathing Suits . Women's Mohair Bathing Suits : Several Attractive Models $4.95 and $5.95—Values $6.50 and $7.50. Bathing Caps 256, 356, 456, 50c, 75¢ to $2.50 Values 45c to $2.95. July Furniture Sale Auractive Offerings 3-Piece Suit (Illustrated), complete for. The Brass Bedstead has @-inch posts, 2 to fillers, and comes in bright or atin finish, ‘The A eal a Other Special Values : Brass Bedstead (illustrated)........... $15.00 | $5.00 Woven Wire Spring............. $8.05 — $16.00 Felt Mattress.................. $10.00 ~ $20.00 Hair Mattress................. $15.00 $15.00 Box Spring.................... $10.00 50 Women's Dressing Tables 5 Dull finish ma $4 inches long, | 50.00 . glass 16x20. Value 825.00 ° 100 > Beausul Corner Cha:rs + rua seat dul ai| $10.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 6th Ave.; 10th 8