The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1913, Page 8

: ‘ PERSONAL SIDE OF WASHINGTON| » “Mulhall Letters Becoming Bugbear to Lobby Investigating |" : Commiittee—Capt. Bill McDonald Back in Washington— P t. 4 iM White Now Is Popular Color for Senatorial Dress—Clark of Arkansas Attends Senate Half Shaved. fi See geet sar « ™ | WASHINOTON, D. C,, July 2.—Mul- oy the attracted the most attention, _ Ball letters are beginning to be & ter-| however, was the dignified, sombre 4 Pible overdose to members of the Sen-| Bacon of Georgia, whose habits and an Rags! cont. A perfect boardwalk » @ome one catled him. The sena- Ste beddy committes. From morning dress have not changed pattern in (Pat wight the reading of them goes on| twenty years of Senatorial life He ‘without apparent diminution tn the re caught the white infection to-day to the stack, “There's nothing to do| extent of putting on a pair of white Senator Reed. “We| spate axainat a background of black ho got the bear by|#hoee and black chithes, It wae as dare let go. 1 hope|@eeh of a concession as Ma conserva- finish up even with | tem would ore. John Kharp Williame, Genator trom | Slsntestppl, wae tn fine fettle when Gmomt of Utah made come comparisons THE EVENING WORLD, amazement of the eolored barber, At ten seconds before the amsembling hour 5 was in the chalr, gavel tn hand, o call the Senate to order, but under the . he remarked, “I presented a y whaved face to my colleagues on the Democratic aide, even though 1 did show a stubble field to the Repub- Hoan slde,"* CHILDREN HATE CASTOR OIL, UGH! Delicious “Syrup of Figs” best for their little stom- achs, liver and waste- clogged bowels Look back at your childhood days+ Remember the physic that mother insist ed on — castor oil, calomel, cathartics, “C} How you hated them, bow you fought Twrosts. But up to that time there were simply couldn't] mighty fow things that looked green to President Wil-|/ a Miasissipplan, except « Mississippian owed up in) himecit in Utah. Micstestppi’e otimate , ‘wearing thel te cuperter to that ef Utah wo far that Qn catrying| the angels in beaven would not under- Ve been seen| take te compare them. You have live, K|against taking the With our chi it’s different. The now; we coms ‘thes, dreaded after effects, Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realise what they do. The children's revolt is well founded, — Their little conte aud tender bowels are injured Jee STREET STORE AND QTHENBERG ‘\ (i 01 ee ae S A: Bia Bas ecg vn de Before in the Month ol [earn me... 106] [1 TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1913. July Records for Sensational Selling Are Being i Broken in Our Tremendous and Gigantic 07 w MARK-DOWN SALE This Sale Affords Bargains of the Highest Magni- tude—for All Stocks Have Been Slashed in Price. Prices have been cut ruthlessly and regardlessly, for it is our aim to bring stocks down to the lowest possible point before stock-taking. = ea ee THENBERGSS EST la" STREET & Desline for} wideawate intelligent white labor. We vee the self-| nave an indotent, good-natured, care- 47) your child le fretful, peevish, half sick, stomach sour. breath feverish and its little system full of cold; has iarrhuea, sore throat, stomach-ache, docen't eat or rest well — remember — , {look at the tongue; if cvated, give a teaspoonful bs Syrup of Finn then don't worry, ou sutely will have @| well, seailing. "eh d im a few hours, xe, being composed eu ig, senna and aro simply cannot be harmful. It us the stomach, makes the liver ctive ‘and thoroughly cleauses the little one’s venceene wels, In a few . | hours all sour bile, undigested ferment ing food and constipated waste matter gently moves on and out of the system wee Het gdh rn me children of all ages, se Nee: grown-ups, one printed on fe areoeen te f t i x — etayean it for sas vy rot ia nares orn! yeu Ac cept aothing else. . Hi fany on Ihe Eachanta’ Cor; Tairam Powder—% tt. fl WH i* UF SALE “tei Begizs July 28th [We invite You to Buy lec Your Advance} pn Fasy lections Now Payments The Following Three Great Specials Give You an Idea of the Bargains On $40 or mure pay «small amount down and the re- main as it suite your This sale will ourpass by far any Furniture convenience. You can buy no store has ever duplicated tie great valuce thet ave bean offered | Domnere eles at these low § 98 Savings from 25% to 50% Enamelled Bedsteads N) An August Sale Feature 6° 95 The Entire Accumulation of a Season's Selling re Unequalled At Ridiculously Low Prices This bed must be seen to be It is only natural that we should want to clear them out before stock and in considered. = Vf yWe Offer in a Special Sale at An Un on Dresses For- at $1.98 i The July Mark-Down Sale makes this offering | possible, and it is an offering that women should \) hasten to take advantage of. Every dress was '] formerly priced $1.98, and that,.means they are worth considerably more. Ratines, linenes, cotten foulards, votles, etal and ‘wo-piece Norfolk or ~~ Lalet got ece Caisis ararehive, ton: bloat and dots. All sisus for women jor misses from 14 to 18 years. Reducing our $4.98 and $5.98 Voile Dresses hioned frum the Golignttalt cool Bum: fesvoltee, tissues and o: jebly_trimm: and embroideries: ‘some, with gopvesitas Color pashan “All alter fr women and Minn Store Will Be Closed ‘‘Aul OPPENHEIM. GLLINS 3G 34th Street, New York * Sata event we have ever held—and our patrons can readily cule the significance of thi Will Close Out—Wednesday Entire Stock—Without Reserve—of Young Men’s Suits 33 to 40 chest Leather Seat and Back Dining Chairs 7. es August sale, Worth $5.00 § each, Remember—2 inch continuous post peo five ¥% inch’ fillers Berane brogeetd construction. A of this size very rarely reaches this low price level. Baked enamel finis taking— every instance former selling price was not even A glance at our sales prices ‘will bear out that fact. et, your ereereenes wy. hays dled them into rolls from 6 to 15 yards and graded into four lots: Ollcloth Linoleum Inlaid Inlaid Kenmants | Kemmants | Linoleums | Linoleums Volos Ue Cy de, vera m4 to fe ah, Venes i A gal Moria ae fe eh ee. 15c 24e 39c A9c & KITCHEN NEEDS ainvcty Press kramer’s Stamped — Th checks; so seen i190 $18 to $35 rll patch pocket’ alpaca or sik GRAND RAPIDS | FURNITURE |FREE BRASS BED Continuing today, tomorrow and Thursday, the semi-annual sale of Saks Suits for Men and Young Men at $17 Reduced from $20, $28, $25, $28 & $80 The all important thing about a Saks sale of suits is that it is a sale in the strict sense of the j—an sg of regular merchandise ata reduction from regular prices. And that is a distinction to remember when you reflect that most clothing sales it is con couly forgotten. selection includes all our three garment models, both regular and English effects, in all the style variations of the season, ai and in a mange of fabrics and colorings unmatched in any for diversity and exclusiveness of choice. Tailored with that subtle something which geparates the Wheat of Individuality from the Chaff of the Commonplace. Saks & Company No. 61 Side ler Refrigerators Former Price $16.98 #9 Inches wide, BURNER | BLOB FLAME GAs af if of ners moore oasting; sm $1.29 $3.50 Gas Heated Irons Full nickel plate. Each Iron com plete with stan and 6 feet of b Eclipse Lawn 16 and 18-inch sizes all perfect; will cut higt: or low grass, Regularl; 93.98— oA] | While 4) | theylast ry above, ‘98 "$14.98 Nurs cooking burnera; No. 1. woolen wie screens 28 inches high. 2. .nches when closed, anc open to 37 inches, bs 75 | 40 150 Eggs =i?" $ 00 "aN ACCOUNT’ Seti aaa, Sis Be bd : ELEPHOXE ORDERS FILLED. — ow Bort em extra sifted; regular QO! bad PEAS in” ruse Ble ath St, “L"* sy Evenings at cormer. «| Bul. er-Seiez. havi as ® fF iace a Ib. print H | ZONO! REDUCE your ‘Mat Bilt § LEGS OF Reg. pound 1 CANADA LAMB viz. st" fe 10¢ f it FR CAS: Ssee. or SALMON or HE Soke 'SALMON| 0 Ci wauisur, 1, Hah repaher Ye “quelle Bc i aera 28c| talk on, | SPAGHETTI CHICMLNS. bb. » Ate ROASTING CHILKENS "3% ~20e SXTBA FINE Bro.lers,». LEGS OF GENUINE €OLUMBUS“AVE. BET.103 & 10ST. wan eh: ular abe any rae $1.69 ide _ Ste Smee 3 wal!