The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1915, Page 11

wen Schoolboy In Drowned. Joseph Keating, a schoolboy of No. 16 Bighth Avenue, was drowned to- day when @ canoe upset off South Beach. His companion, John Manley of No. 68 Graham Street, Jersey City, a rescued by John, Wallace of No. at Broadway, Manhattan. Keat- body was not recovered. HER GRANDFATHER'S PORTRAIT fell on eighteen-year-old Jennic Ke Schickler, at No, 176 Rivington Street, killing her, BOY BEAT GIRLS COOKING—George Harding, eleven, won first prize for the best display of cooking in a Portland, Ore., school. | WOMEN TWINS, eighty-six years old, will celebrate their birthday at | Leonardsville, N. ¥., by being rocked in the cradle tn which they slept as children. Prevent bed bugs from breeding in your\home. Kill them and their eggs with Peterman’s Discovery (liquid). Peterman’s Roach Food kills roaches. All deoters, ‘Refuse substitutes. WILLIAM PETERMAN, lec. 200 Fifth Avenue New York AVIATOR to hunt forest fires has been employed in North Wisconsin. TO MAKE HIS DESCENDANTS MILLIONAIRES, a Topeka, Kan., man has left $300,000 to increase until twenty-one years after the death of the longest lived of his children, when the fortune is to be distributed among | hia grandchildren, REJECTED ON HIS NINETY-SIXTH PROPOSAL, Peter Yohlin stabbed Mrs. Emma Blatter, whom he had courted for eight years in Williamsburg. ONLY A DOLL was hurt in yesterday's crowd of 260,000 at Coney Island. \y One man smashed it over the head of another. WHILE LEADING CITIZENS of Little Rock tendered a reception to Vice President Marshall, en route from St. Louis to Hot Springs, he elept Deacefully on in his Pullman, WITH THE REMNANTS of « pack of fire-crackers dangling from his laperated tail, a little terrier whined at Belisvue's gate until admitted and treated. c MAKES SIGN OF DEATH — [Eco8?.rtitirinyts rite, chit of State TO JUDGE IN COURT the latter as an army officer's phyei- — cal test. ———— Body Floata in at The body of a man, wi Prisoner, a Veteran Pickpocket, Is|' the water about elght 4 ad found to-day at the foot of Water Street, Sent to Island by Magis- Stapleton, 8. I. It was about forty-five, trate McQuade. weighed 170 pounds, dai ‘ay hair, Vandkye beard, black outing shirt and black t ‘Two Bicilian death threats, made by |"!*°* ‘rousers. drawing the index finger of his right hand across his throat, to City. Magis- trade McQuade, in the Centre Street Polica Court to-day, did not save Al- fred Lottaria of No. 125 Kast One Hundred and Tenth Street from a prison sentence. Lottario was charged with jostling persons on the New Haven Steamboat line pier, No, 28 East River. “What have you to say?” trate McQuade asked him. Lottario deliberately drew his fin- ger_twice across his throat. “What do you mean by that?” the trate yelled. “That doesn’t go heré. I know what you mean.” Lottario declared he was only ad- Justing his tie, The finger-print system at Police NO INTERFERENCE. (From the Detrott Free Press.) “Your daughters must be a great help to their mother,” “They are. Whenever she has work to do they never think of getting in her way.” Perfect Ice Cream Without Turning Made in 30 Minutes—No Crank— No Fuss—Saves Ice—Sanitary. AUTO VACUUM FREEZER “The Freezer of the Future” FREE, Demonstrations and Samples of Ice Cream at LIGGETT’S DRUG STORES, N. Y. 84th St. & Broadway, 125th St, & Tth Av, FRED’K LOESER & CO., BROOKLYN. Also at North End Pavilion Asbury Park, and at Atlantic City Boardwalk. Auto Vacuum Freezer Co., 10 Wall St. Wholesale Distributors Only. New York, N. Y. Magis- Headquarters quickly identified Lot- tario as veteran pickpocket. The records showed that he had served three prison terms for jostling and picking pockets. Magistrate Mc- Qunade sent him to the workhouse on 's Island for three months, ing as Army T WASHINGTON, July 6.—Belleving a‘ monthly ten-mile walk as tru as a the world! More real enjoyment, contentment, satisfac- tobaccos—than out of either kind of tobacco smoked straight! Smoke the 20 Camels you buy for 10c and your cigarette hap of choice tobaccos makes the smoothest, fra- grantest, best-flavored cigarette you ever put a match to. Camels stand against any cigarette in the world! You compare with cigarettes sold at any price! Camels cannot bite the tongue, cannot parch throats and do not leave any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste. Cost of tobaccos used in the Camel blend rohibits the use of coupons or premiums. chars appreciate Camel quality and do not look for premiums. You know what's what in Camels today! R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. 7 If your dealer can't supply you, send 100 for one pack- ‘age or $1.00 fora 1O[O'O \ with Camels, return the other nine packages and we will refund your dollar and postage. SKS BIO tion, can be gotten out of Camel Cigarettes—a | blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic | ess is assured, because the blend | | slats, brass clamps THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1915. ardwood| and cor-| ners, bound with hard fibre; 2) sole leather straps over ‘| deep tray with hat box. various clever ways and having Materials in- newest style collars. CREPE, CROSSBAR, CORDED LP-STRIPED VOILE and AND SE! BLACK JAP SILK. BY ORDER OF THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. July Bargains Bigger Than Ever] $1 & $1.25 Dainty Sum- mer Blouses for Sale 79c Unusually attractive assembi of handsome new styles, trimmed in Boys’ 39c Overalls— Blue denim, Military and sailor blouse styles izes 2 Boys’ $f.50 and $: Wash Suits— les, chamb: Frain colors, drab, iP -» in good wat hickory stripes, Khaki, etc. Sizes 3 to 12 years. ren Boys’ $1 and $1.25 Wash Suits— 2 D blue, gra; stripes and combination co! fects; sizes 244 to 8 years. Graduation Diplomas Framed SSc size (14x17); sale.......... 65c size (16x20) ; sal In gilt, oak or black frames. This special offer for one week in our Picture Departme Embroideries 19¢ Flouncings and Corset Cov. erings—17 inches wide; s: . 59¢ Swiss Flouncings — 27 inches wide; sale, yard.......39¢ 59c to 75¢ Voile and Organdie Flouncings—36 to 42 inches wide; sale, yard $1 Volle wal » yard: je—36 to 42 inches wide; 6 $2.50 “‘Week-End” Suit Cases—Sale. . .. $1.69! Extra deep, light weight; sole leather corners; two straps all around case; strong handle; linen lined. 50c Patent Enameled Bags for Women—Sale With white piping; mounted on metal frame; fancy cretonne lining; | fitted with purse and mirror. 7e and 8c Muslin— Sale, yard........ Bleached and unbleached; wide. Bleached muslin; 42 inches, 19¢ Pillow Cases— Sale, each Made of good quality soft-finished | bleached muslin; standard sizes, 74c Bed Sheets— Sale, each 1,000 full-size heavy round thread, soft-finished, bleached muslin sheets, The Best Quality of Pure Foods’ Gost you less in our Pure Food Market than to the Country and Seashore, Our Free Wagon De Summer Drinks PINEAPPLE SYRUP — black or arlxed; S-Ib. caddy, 81.65; 3 the, 81; We. .eee BEST FAMILY TBAS — green, 35¢) CALIPORNIA WHOLE FIGS— for cooking, stewing, ete.; 5 be, 48e; reg. 12% grades Ib... 10¢ in colors, | able ma-} to 8 years. .29¢ jutch and es | Face | | 5e yard .. Bde within a ri Smoked |] SMOKED D JES HAMS. CANVASED or Dold'a; SMOKED ROL quality; dos. oan... from the Natio ovens; usually lal, | man Double GH Green Trading the origi plain blue s¢rges. A size for everybody. a price as low as $4.45 affixed to suits of this cha:acter. Negligee Shirts, sale All sizes. by United States Mail Service. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. ox tb ‘mier, Suprem D SHOULDERS—Ib. |. WESTPHALIA BACON— NEW ASPARAGUS —~ Fountain] SUGAR TOP BI Ibe, Bes 12%e y be. is "THE BIG STORE | Bom sons SIXTM AVE.. ISTO IST STREET a tid Men’s and Youths’ $12 to $22.50 Splendid Summer Suits sale *§,95 & *11.85 All the favorites of the season, both as to fabric and cut. inal fries we name. You cannot find better sults anywhere even at At the salc prices they are marvellous bargains. Here are fancy 4.45 You never saw Men’s $7.75 Genuine $ Panama Suit---Sale Ideal for hot-weather wear; cool, comfortable, well :ailored and in every way desirable. 1,000 yards in the lot; 70 inches; hed heavy-weight cotton blea mer- corized Men’s & Youths’ Trousers, Sale $2 and $2.65 table damask. Cassimeies and worsteds; plain o: cuff bottoms; in remarkable choice fot business and dress wear. 9c Each Hemmed Men’s $1 to $1.50 Men’s $5 & $6 Pure Silk $ Huck Towels— 59c 2.95 Plaited 0: plain bosoms; soft or laundered cuffs. Sale, Each, 6c; Doz. 69¢ Size 18x36 inches; hemmed cotton juck towels with red borders, cqllent for barbers, boarding. bond. Keepers, etc. NegligeeShirts, Sale Scotes of good patteins. All sizes. Perfect “Walk-Over” Shoes |! 2m" | for Men and Women widely yard omens EON PE: $y OP; [Men Sate ML PERTECT Sey gm || ahah ee oat SHOES at..............55. LOW SHOES at........... Sale continues tomo'row. The biggest bargains in this excellent foorwear that you have seen here or N White Goods, anywhere else for a twelve-month, form: 19¢ to 29e— Fill your needs for preseat use and for months to come. Sale, yard 124 Perfect “‘Walk-Over” Shoes for Women: 180 odd pieces. Choice of: ; All the newest s:yles in his ns foo'wear \n Pumps, Colonials and Ox'ord Ties in plain and com- bination effec.s, All siyle heels, all she waned leath All sizes, 234 to 7; AA to D widths, Perfect ‘‘Walk-Over”’ Shoes for Men: High Shoes in Patenc Leather, Gunmetal Cali and Tan Russia C The Oxtord Ties are in Tan Russia and Gunmetal Calf; all the low shoes are made on the new and popular flat English lasi, with cloth inlay. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot; 6 to 11; AA to D widths. ° No Mail, Phone or Approval Orders Filled. 39-inch White Linnet Lawns 45-inch French Lawns & Nainsook 49c Bed Pillows—Each, 29¢ ol tor Mt $1.95 Pair Summer |Blankets—Sale, pair, $1.38 Smart Summer Dresse For Women and Nee ee Sea Materials—All snd clove . ve | fleeced white Dresses Dresses Dresses Formerly $2.50 | Formerly $3.50 & $4.50| Formerly $5 and $6 $|*8gq,00% ToP Mattrenese $ Sale All ih ; covered ent c in good |$4.75 Oxidized T Couches—Sale...... . 1.98 (2.95 |'3.95 The assortment of dresses that will be ready at store-opening time tomorrow is almost without equal in the entire city. Those who attend this sale tomorrow will be agreeably su for the assemblage of dresses that the: With Romelink spring; will view has noshing in common with garments usually offere rices. eid id with separate mattiesses; coved aan The styles are mainly reproductions of high-class silk dres: 1 the new fashion features are shown. be separated to make two cots, Included are: CLEVER COATEE, BOLERO STYLES, as SUSPENDER AND FANCY VESTEE $/ EFFECTS, showing all the new collar styles. $10 Living-Room Arm The skirts of these dresses are flounces, tiered or trimmed with folds and bu.tons. Many of the dresses Chairs and Rock: are exquisitely embroidered, immed wiih fine laces or mateiials of contrasting color. All are well made of ere such popular Summer fabrics as AWNING STRIPED, NOVELTY STRIPED, RATINE STRIPED, FANCY, $|Sale............. .. $6.95 FIGURED, DIAMOND AND PIN CHECKED VOILES; DRESDEN CREPE, FRENCH A! All the correct Summer colors are shown, Women’s and Misses’ Serge Suits, Smartest New 14” & 16” Models, Sale, ND RAMIE LINEN $7.95 to $10.75 Stylish Coats § for Women and Misses, Sale, SPLENDIDLY TAILORED COATS OF NAVY BLACK SERGE in new belted models, PULL Several different styles to select from; some upholstered in genuine eather, pre, with loses, homer | cove! velour tapestry; in mahogany finish. 5. Splendidly made of the season's most popular ma-| LENGTH MOHAIR COATS and PULL LENGTH $/$10.75 Porcelain Dinner teials—SERGE IN NAVY OR BLACK. Severely] NAAINCGATS OF CASHMERE AND FINE RUB. | 5€tS—Sale....... «+. 8845 tailored styles as well as chic box-plaited and belted) BERIZED SILK MATERIALS in tan, navy, gray and Choice of two “open stock” de» models. black also included. signs; 100 pieces; neat spray decoia- | tion in pink and green. Si CRYSTAL Dakin GRAN- ULATED— S-1b. carton Limit, 'S cartons." Sold at this special price only” with Grocery Orders. CALIPORNIA RIPE 6 cans, 5 1 cen, oe PARLOR MATOPiES cen cow matehes, . om! PREEZING SALT, picking bathing al rv 56-1, beg: BEECHNUT MUSTARD— Hike pay elsewhere for ordinary grades. We ship groceries ivery service reaches 900 Suburban and Seashore towns adius of thirty miles. Grocerfts delivered by Parcel Post to all pointsin America and Europe reached Phone Chelsea 4000. Coffee Rossted fresh dally CIRCLE BL 25-1. dew Meats 20c CELEBRATED Fresh Vegetables Flour . NEW YELLOW TUR- 10c POUNTAIN QUALITY PRE- NIPS--6 Ibe. MIUM PA’ iT PLOUR— Bbi., \y-dbl., $7.75 $4.05 Y-bbl. bos, 7-10, bes, 35¢ 5 41 PANCY Ever Mra imported; ; oval can, ¢ Columbies te Ing dogs, poultry, es) 30) d03., Oe; reg. 100 can 100 tbe., $2.45 10 Ibe. 'ULA! ~-25-Ib. drum, 6! 10-1», drum, 63.28; $4 3% Ibs... * 25c QUAKER PEARL HOMINY (Samp)—rvg, 25° Be large package... .. QUAKER PINNEAD "OAT. |] MBAL— 5% 1285: 25¢ CUITS—tresh nal Biscult Co.'s 15c « |b.) spe |BERNBSE ALPS CREAM—pure,| 6 package ick ream, for whip HOUSBHOLD TEAS-—green or black, mixed to order} D5 qi 4 the., 81; be. ” 8 Till 12 0’Clock—Single dC Stumps Therea |PURE BREAKFAST COCOA—| 4 ibe., Stamp: