The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
August 7, 1908

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I r j 11 1 I n tw d I f THE EVENING WOBL 1 HiAL EOTATEeEOOKLVN Y REAL EBTATEBRiOOKLYN I REAL ESTATEBROOKLYN REAL E3TATEBROOKLYM IREAL EBTATEBROOKLYN REAL E8TAT6BROOKLYN REAL E8TATE ftOOI LYNEAL w ESTATEOROOKL Y Y H HUU µ t FIRST CHANCE V f I C l u Ala cQ 1 b K h Y t Iv N 1 mON PIAT5USH ABSOLUTELY NEW PROPER n r1 A ASi r J 5 Cent Fare Short Ride from A a LOTS 390 to 490 1 r rL IONS have been made in B SOME HIGHER SOME LOWER I o fft cTVf first prices Our Oakcrest HUNDREDS AT 440 OR LESS i i per lotnow selling at u 315now selling for 900 each Later It j 10 First Payment 6 Per Month going easily at 1000 Still later Waver il Liberal Cash Discounts Only 472 on Balance Unpaid and the rise in these properties seems just bi ifi get original prices but once after that you pa l ffl J one pays a profit to you 1 i G ra n Today we offer lots in FLATBUSH GM price be five years hence If the above statemdi OPEN IN G DAY absolute proofs are open to you why is not ey sunset 1 hat is the mystery of human nature Y II ih ft g at 500 per lot than at 290 We spent thirty 1 i I I A U gust 17 th boro Brooklyns Harlem started at 440 and I I shrewd people save the marklare snapping1 e But Dont Wait Sale Is Now On Every Hour Counts f 1 irit as we will let them go and without a line of I I I 41 II I How to Reach I GARDENS will sell easier at 1000 perldf f 390 But all men are not blind nor nearslg 1 9 I F1bu3h x hundreds will get in at first prices within the ne I i is Will you be among the lucky number 111II I I Office Flatbush Ave and Ave J Brooklyn 7 FLAT BUSH GARDENS is on Flatbush J 7 short ride fronrAtlan FROM MANHATTAN END x nearing completion a oF EKLYN BRIDGE I mo V17 c talie Flafbush Ave irolay d rest tD Ave Ntf r J Brooklyn and a five cent fare We absolutely 1 I w A FROM ATLANTIC AVE SUBWAY STATION half price of equally desirable adjoining propert taRe FlatbuJi Ave troLey direct to Ave N II will be graded curbed sidewa ked and oinn Fl I FROM HANIIAT FAN END OF WALL 1Al 58U GU EH OIL i1 prtes will be given for first houses 100 home tape KostranU Av2 11 hay m t lie g m ucach to r if called for anj free deed in case of dead at i Ave L i Home Hunters A 10 bill starts you apd Cur repre en alive on the prpity will refund the full amount of firm x rouad tr p lares your What more could you ask and what other f I 7 Property Office tpen Every Day Including unday Until 9 P f J 1 f 1r r L 1 ll P1fr nn r n zT 7i k rIt l J ih o I li 1i1i lu T f f I 2U J rtr Mi 71I THIS COPY OF THi WoRLD IS W o r S 2J WORfH A 500 BSLL I For ten years the first pa ment of ail proper ies offered for sale by Wood Harmon Company has been 000 but we Name I I r are determined to mike the cpe hg of FLA 1 BUSH GARDENS a breaking sale and do as much business in the next lVame two weeks as we have been in the habit of doing in six In order to encourage tie meters of 1lie World to help us break all records and help themselves to get bargains impossible 1 three months hence we hereby agree to give receipt lor UUU as first payment on each lot to anyone positing 500 per lot in Address cash at our office at FLATBUSri GARDENS with a copy of this paper before Monday August 17th Or if it is impossible Ne for you to visit FLATBUSH GARDENS before the termination of this offer all you have to do is to put your name and C r address on the coupon attached hereto and mail it to us so that we will receive it on or before August 18th The said coupon Tel t1 1 together with 500 in cash will he received as first payment on any lot you may purchase of us prior to October 1st 1908 w i oZlrLl1Yotwr v 1HIS COPY OF THE WORD i i Iht L d t i q 11 Y1 1 t1ijj L I I l j olf La 1 4 J fi L illllllliJfl iii J 1 rl 1 r tLMIIIIIJioI I M H 4

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1 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY AUGUST 7 1906 i GA Hm 8 S I TO r b PSIS I TO S Vt lI tS I I Mrs Howard Sacrificed Her i loved Ones for Price I of Hood Ii I NAKED AND HUNGRY i Deserted by Husband Woman Tried in Vain to Keep I i Little Family I My children wert huncry and al mot naked they hadnt a roof to cover thtlr h adHI wn alan In the world and couldnt provide for them so I waa gratnful to the Gypeles for taking i them although It broke my heart ton I n thorn KO In this stntornent by Mrs Florence i Howard to an agent of the Childrens floolety U a story of a drviti mother driven deip rste by the iiftorlnn of her little one after she Imil hew dsert1 by her husband and of a sacrifice of i i her love that stands unique In the 1 cords of the Society Deserted by Husband A few months ago the Howard homo at North Beach was happy James the flUAband had a lltle amusement place thlft and seamed devoted to his slender little wife and the three children two of whom Harry thrfe years old and a 6aby two months old were lila own The eldest rannlc Slielleck llvp years old was the daughterot Mrs Howard first hjsband But prosperity began to desert How ards business and thinKs went from bad to worio until one nWit Howard went out and did not return He left 1 no word and after waiting tor weoki hit wife reallud that she had been d serted Then her troubles began In earnest Her itrUjfifle was a terrible uphill climb and the children cried In vain for food Finally their homa went und the forlorn llttl quartet found them I selves without a roof wanJarlnw around North Beach unprotected and friend 1 I One nlirht It wan ralnln Mrs Hoard told ARent Shcpturd 01 tha Childftns Society and I thought I would go craxy we were to tired and hungry l laW the light In the gypaUs tenU and thought maybe thoy would give us shelter They did and were mlijhty kind The Rave me and the ohlldwn some coffee and warm food and for the firtt time In dAVS we weN oomforiable dnd clsrt Ell night Quean Aiked for Children n Will grateful to them she con Unoed and In the mornlnK a woman I bell ve she was the queen although 1 didnt know her name a ed me If I wouldnt It them keep the two eldest chU4renAt Hrst 1 refused It seemed so unnatural and I had he rd awful atortes ol how gypsies stole and mal treated ehlldrBn but these gypsies seemed so good and 30 fond of the chil dren that they convinced me It wai the best thing I could do with Harry and FtInle But neighbors thought It an unnat I ural thing for a mother to do So they communicated wth the Childrens Society and Agent Sh pnard was put on the ewe Mr Howard relieved of th responsibility of two of nor chl dren hail got work neur North Beach lnl describe the gypsies to the agent but could not tell where thy went He traced the band to Jamaica The gypftea at first denied that they had the children but Sheppard had a warrant and founl little Fannie Tho child was fat and brown and happy The nypates restated the aeents da P man for her and Mi I wd to hi 1 IOWI11 to r tiiln Tho buy llnrrj wan fiiund with in lither liind whirl luid tiut Knno from North Hoich mid lit tllU dlil not nnt to Jon Iloth of thorn arc will tho Hodoty In i Ilrnnklvn und in effort will ho miulp to I provldi fjr tlioir iinitlmr An sliu gave the rhllilrrn up of her own frro will no rh rgo III he nwdt1 ngilnst the gypulen ONE MORE INDICTMENT AGAINST CHARLES W MORSE Federal Grand Jury Charges Him and Alfred R Curtis With Making False Entries I The Federal Otand Jury today re turned another Indictment against Charles W Morse and Alfred L Curtis I charging them with making falsa en tries In the books of the National Bank of North Amerca I The defendnnts appeared before Judge Hough In the Crmtnal Branch of the United Jtatoi Circuit Court through their counsel and pleaded not guilty to the charges with leave to withdraw their plea on Aug 14 The bonds furnhhed by Morse and Curtis at the time of their arrest on prior Indictments were allowed to I stand for their appearance when wanted I on the new charges WOMAN DROPS DEAU I IVurl Hlfvr Itrnldrnt Nucoumlu In U I i V Krrr hou f Mrs Agnes Jolm 5n a elldresned woman from Pearl Hlver X V anl her sevenyearold datiRliter Esthur were waiting In a Delaware Lack I manna ferohoufcv In Houoken todv tNpectlni to take a Haiti for home In a little Ihlle SiJdenK Mil Johnson fell uncon fiK us to the lloor Dr Lewis ordered Mrs Joltiun taken to St Marys Hospi tal but he dted before the arrival t In nmbularce Tho child will be taken care of until the arrival of her father who had been notified bv tellraph i I THREE DIE IN TRAIN WRECK I MAIL CAR IS BURNED IMBODKN Ark AuI TTrf per OIlS wore killed four badly Injiivd and a number of passengers bruNed Ien the engine at Frisco Pjifaen jrei truln No lJ nti derailed twCe miles east of here euily toduy The Iliifine dni h 1 over t t welnChi l em bankment pulling lie mall ba s und smoking cars with It The IIS tank In tnp mall cr explodf1 loll the cai with all Its imil wat bund A Irty of sailor put out a lire wiie JtartiHl In the bagKiim1 cai Those hlllwl weN riwlni Conpci Fireman Let llookei hotn of Mcinpnis i Inn and a man supposed to ha H J i Overy reildcnco not known C MARINES BACK FROM PANAMA BOSTON Aug 6About W Inlted Slntix marines reached the Ohirlestottii NnvvVnnl todav from the Isthnui of 1nnnina where tlifv wero ent to main ta order during the recent election In that country Many of the marines will leavi tomorrow for lhft Newport ill 11 trjlnliK sdtlon and the Ports mouth IN H NavYarJ I 1 They Dont Fall Off HARRIS SUCTION CLIP takes hld of the nose with the softest smoothest surest grasp and holds your glasses l irmly and securely in position I Fitted to your glasses for 35 cents sOIn OSrV AT OtH FIVE STonES OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS B4EAST23DSTNearFourtnAve 54 WEST I23TH ST Near Lenox Ava 142 COLUMBUS AVE8 1 St 82d StS 76 NASSAU ST Near John St BROOKLYN 489 Fulton St Op A S i i M ANS greatest com fort is tobacco and the comfort is greatest in a good chew Any old time tobacco user will tell you so Prove it for yourself witu The I FineCut Chew i Made entirely from the choicest I I Green Rive tobacco famous lor its rich lasting flavor Only the purest I cleanest leaf I Sold in tinfbfl packages everywhere at 5 cents I Crtabliuhed by II D H McALPIN Be CO I I SULT J ILS HIS I f S f r t L P l Ct RI jb Former Court Chamberlain One of Them Fires on Po lice in Fighting Arrest CONSTANTINOPLE Aug 7A11 the prominent officials of the Palace cama rilla who hart not t revloualy fled tho city or boen Incarcerated were today arrEldt1 They Include Kua Puhllo the former Minister of War and Bag Mb Pasha one of thll court clwwntm hlns Rtghlb was taken only after a stub born resistance He wrrlcaded him lelf In hlu house and opened In on the police with a rifle from an upfltalra window The regular Friday Solamllk or the going of the Sultan Jo say hli praycn to the beiutiful white Moique Jutt out side the conllnei of the Ylldiz Kluak as ouiiTNPil today by the chiefs of all the diplomatic mlsulons to Turkey After IV ceii inony the diplomats were recimod In uudlwp by the Sultan who had wlti him the Grand Vu er and Tenflk Pasha the Foreign Minister The Sultan gave the foreign represent tho fuither assurances of ll g ud In tpntlon and relteratod his firm resolve to maintain Integrally the new const tu tlnn which Im rtooltml In bo til own work r HpHftVInx on Mmlf of tlm olhnr dip IrmmU the Itallnn Atnlinxnailor who i i i1i nn of HIP iinn ulnrrrtiy collgrntu luliil the Hiillnri on the rcCKtnhlUliMU of Purlliimfnfiry Kovermnrnt In Tur X fY KILLED BY ROLL OF PAPER Mklmel Cuininr Crunlied fiulrr I llemy rlirlil lIchlol fonnay thIrtyIHfi yiri Id of No 74 Deach street wa a 1 Mm of an odd accident tuday whle in ivork In tho ruoiif of the West Siln Htoraijo House it No 79 Lilght 8tre ionway was walking alonx the sevtrd floor nh n a roll ol paper ueighlnir four hundre1 pounds became ills lodged and foil on his head Ho waa i si badly crushed that he dl d soon aftur being removed to Hudson Street Hospital I II 250 2050 i TO I ATLANTICCITY AND RETURN I Sunday Aug 91908 I PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SPECIAL TRAIN I Iv Wesl iild it 61 5 V M Cortlandt ml IXibrassei in 715 A M lleturnlruf leavw Atlantic City 7 UO V M 0NEILLlDAMS 6 Established FortyOne Years Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave 20th to 22d St N YOur I I I I Our Delivery Service in New Jersey I Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store i I i Saturday Half Holiday Specials Big Bargains for Quick Buyers Tomorrow No Mail C 0 D or Telephone Orders I I Womens Cloth Suits 295 Sprne Slightly Soiled Formerly 700 to 1500 i Adams Building Light and medium effects stripes checks and mixtures Eton and semi fitting Coats all nude with full flaring J1 skirts Formerly 700 to SI500 at 295 i Mens Auto Dusters Womens Shirt Waist Suits i A limited quantity of exceptionally Twopiece effects some lace i heavy tan double trimmed others plain A I tionally 4 f A i breasted Auto Dusters with Value 5500 special at 4JJU extra fly front cuffs slash Adams Bai ldlrgSecnnd Floor i pockets wide collar and belt I oor in back cut long and full Womens Corset i Covers i I Regular price J600 t 475 I Made of muslin special qrt J cambric ruin soak and long cloth I Adams Building Second Floor I CORSET COVERS nicely tnmmtd with lace embroidery Mens Bathing Suits and hemstitched msertines I sleev trhlJmed with lace S l1 and I Worsted Suits were J250 r no dal J ya ty baby ribbon shirring and 300 at stTlngs sius 34 to 44 incli Wool Suits were S200 slv Actual j 75 value up to I at 39c special at 25 C Heavy Cotton Suits were nn Jl50 and S200 at J W CORSET COVERS of extra I sheer filet material Odd ton Suits lots of at Col25c SOC Ici Valenciennes new Torchon and e I fish eye laces also Not all sizes of each lot and Swiss embroider Hamburg cluster I Either Building First Floor of lace and ribbon also em broidery lnwtlngi french 1 effect sizes 34 to 44 I Bathing Caps and Shoes Value 6Sc at O7C i I Lot Consisting of assorted Eli het Bulldt ngS econd Floor I styles Caps in different col I ors Bathing Shoes in black Misses Princess Dresses i and white Regular price f 7 17 M1de of i colored i lawns 25c special at CLot wns tucked blouse fourinch Lot 20ur entire line of 5oc lir pleated skirts with col Bathing Caps and Shoes in hem sizes deep Hand 16 I all sizes black and white years Value J395 1 I Caps in assorted sizes and special at J 75 I colors good quality well Q7 atEHhtr 37c Butldirg I made soc grade at JC E er Building First Floor Womens Oxford Ties Several hundred pairs of wom I Hammocks ens white canvas Oxford Ties i Pilmer woven Hammocks ihat have been selling i no I made of good macrame cord Tor S2SO al qJUU I full length and width with Adams Building Sec ndFloor pillow ind valance Choice of 11 several colors Regular prie Candy 100 J125 tomorrow 79c Chocolate Covered Cara al mels Regular price J9c I Other Hammocks up to 700 per lbt at 25 C Adatn Building Bastment Chocolate Covered Molasses I Chips Regular price 39c I Groceries I per Ib at 25 C CAKE Drakes fresh baked Adams Baiiding Bziemtnt i Plain Raisin Marble Citron i i specl11 or Molasses per lb fruit CitronHe fern Dishes Decorated China Fern Dishes I BUTTER The finest Elgin I with linings tinted with ro e Crwn Butter DOIW better Creamery r border designs Regular where onepound 29c per prints Ib at else ZOC I each price Soc and 95cj at 25 C i Adams Building Basement ONeill Building BAsement Turkish Bath Towels Table Glasses I Regular 20c grade heavy I Goblets Sherries Clarets I fringed red border Turk 12 I Cordlils and ChJinpagne Tumblers i ish Towels at each C blers Various designs which Regular 29c grade heavy I we desire to close out Reg hemmed all white Turkish f p I ular price 1 03 to J39S 1 A 18 1 Dc Towels at each OC per dot at each UC I I Either Building FrsiFior ONeill Buhding Bastmtnt 1 J 1 1 h ALL CAPS TMNSFZR TO 17 l 175 Long si kll 1 d Ji4ff fJ fj If n 8 V Gloves at 89c IV 11111 Full 16 button length 24 1 lEXINGTONTOJ AVE S9lHzo607J5T inches extra quality Milan J ese a Ik with Paris point stitching on the backs itTaw Fa1 The Veil Double Iptn These gloves l nC1VU i 1 UnJ1l Newport tt are mace by one ol the mot celebrated makers of The Newport Veils that arc now creating such a sensation have been on our counters silk gloves in the world i for some time Fascinatir 14 TS they are they were not taken up as speedily as we thought but because of this extraor they won d 1e A day or two rig however they were adopted by many of the leaders of dinary cut price we were obliged not to advertise his society at Nrwport and a a consequence they now area fad and the demand lor them at the to name promise It is world wide known Bloommg ale Store has increased greatly They are here in brown navy wh tc however You wii r cognize the and tan gloves as the best made The under veil Is of the best quality nldlk maline the over veil of fine quaity allsilk chlfibnj 3 98 C Ev ry size In back tan 89 C yard in length neat v himst ul H nn thrc bides The Bloomlnpdale price l and rvv ni I 11100 I I sun t I momliOIJAL1 This Shirt Sale Is Hitting It Up Hard Right Up in Front In Thats what our mens clothing I department is doing these days in Above and ahead of every thing else on the ft I the matter of reducing prices More JJ boards It is THE Mri sale of the than a third of the 1 seaon Think of tit 7500 WI mens 150 and 2 Nes If II I 77c 2000 Mens l kte coat shirts 6 for IrJens t J t 450 each or a f It is the ebrated Palmetto brand 850 to 1450 Suits their hignrst grade me ol ttie best makes t I I uinl i ost pericct luting shim in the country that we put en sale yesterday at K 1 I The lui includes over IUO new styllth pat 1 y tr r terns in llgnt medium and dark effects The i ij mnteria s arc line woven madras and mercer 4 95 7 95 ued Kcqunrd printed cloths an amazing I bargain Sizes H to 17 I UIOmutI I K have been sold They are suits made for i nn T early Fall wear and are modelled after Mens TwoforaQuarler Collars patterns that will be moet in vogue Tho t IS workmanship throughout Is superior J iA at 4Sc a Half Dozen 10 Suits Plain Gray 2Pite 495 Ifr i I UOOO of thtse to sell at this remnikab y l low price All lire ab olutr y row joods 9 Worsted Saiti in plaid 495 in the pink ol million All lire modern 6SUIts i fir Ga stvles low and mtd um turndnwn shapes 6 10 Cheviot Suits in checks 495 1 1 0 I Mad p ol a good qua ity Union linen They ff 11 jz 4 wenr splendid1 I 9 Gray Plaid Suits 495 Ill OOMIMiDU t lYlen s 50c Coat Undershirts and 1450 Blue Serge initi 795 i t f 1275 Plain Cray Suits 755 Knee Drawers 25c 1400 Brown Worsted Suits 795 1rlii Made of sheer white nainsook Not more than 6 suits to 1350 Block Thibet Suits 795 tr a customer at this price Sizes for Youths from 14 to 20 J Womens 15c Vests n eat I y Mens 35c Ealbnggan Under trimmed years wear 1 long und short sleeva at the neck low neck no 5 Sizes for Men from 33 to 46 chest double guiseled 1 y bleeves C I 17 llC I drawers at Womens 35c Lule Thread 3 and t t Men 4 Trousers s an I Women 19c Cotton Vests Ves S Swls3 ribbed low neck ribbed ex rn large s zcs sleeve ess plain and For oulinsr and dress wear made of fine only low neck and no 8c I Inncy effects regular and 1 DC r flannels worsteds and cheviots in checks 1 88 sleeves ex ra sizp nt I 1IOO IOjIl plaids and plain shades sizes 30 to 44 i waist at The Greatest ot Hosiery Sales Clearance of Boys Clothes i 1 Ml Oar Hijh Grade 3 ana 1 Wash luil in Russian to and sailor mode B Ilzea i to in years have been reduced 1 25 1 o s 4 Donbe Breasted inifs Boys 9Sc Knickrbncher Trousers sizes 8 to 16 yean sizes 3 to 17 years have have to been reduced 105 been reducnt n IrvL ItlOOMIXdDUKS r Ili0 9c J C SllK bat I Mens Silk 11 Neckwear lourlnhands n y C I each In plain and fancy colors at 3 lor 50c or nnvfivAiKs Commenced yesterday and 84 Hosiery Mills have been Lawn Wrappers I will be continued until the last VsorJ The prices scarce I 1 I of the 60000 pairs we bjurfht ly cover the cost of from ths famous IronStrong I the yarn at 5 Pairs lor 25c Regularly I2y2c a Pair 149 1 i Men Fine Colton Half Hose seamless tan and black I Vfomens Stockings regular and exirabizeg warranted fast black An excel I Childrens 2Jhreaa Lotion blockings seamless and elabtic lent quality j I and a nlco 2 Pairs for 25c 3 Pain for 25c style with a uncle duep I I I llounceon I Regularly 25c a Pair Regularly 19c a Pair skirt Cut Mens fancy Us e thread half very full I Men Fine Gauge Cotton Half host colored grounds with stripei a Sailor col I and woven effects also in olid Hose farcy colors extracted pat lar trim biack and tan terns Iisu black cotton half hose med with Womens Stockings fine gauge lisle with unbleached split eet lace Inser I thread sheer quality Ian and ri omens Lise Thread Stockings tion and Lawn Waists I black in buck alto fine cotton stocklngi small lace H omens stockings In fine cotton m tan und black with white feet tlowlni ruffle Hhort Heies Another Big Bargain tan and black and black with also line gauge cotton with err ulreserf And one ol the best ol th scatjn while Icet broidered inatcps with Insor That its pielty the rictu c snowj h tlou and you clearly just how jooJ the I edging of quaity Is you will rea ize when late Vnrl U made of you see the waist It All CMS TRANSFER ous colors I fine lawn with a f ont of lace inserting I anil designs serting and embroidrry tucked lo1 l lEriille signs back co lar and cuffs ol lace button back and three ouartcr sleeves h price 1 Half Leather only is Bound Books I Handsome library edition bound witti gilt I in half leather tops Here arc some of the titles Ccnqunt Of Fer emerson EyI Ire tt ralr M a Idol Conduct 01 Llte Prth Scott Err raon fellx HoltEliot Mactulayi Minister Wwine Spectift tone I Soul Let 1 e r I ast uf the Mohl Hawthorne cans CooMr Binwl UeronJa HjpatU Klnrsl y Eliot Hun ht3ek of No Data of Ethlci tra Dam Iua Sfner Hidden Hand s Mnt of Man Suth worth IJjrain QIM dledlen Great Sale of 288 Moiu Old Man ni an I HfpreipnJiv Uiewlcz Factory Hi thorne I Men Emerson Other W o rid 1 IU Hoy Ciut TTm Our WIIoerIH Scott Pianos I Proctor CunlorJ a n HighGrade Walters OrUIn of S clu Count vf Mont 9 Dun Cr no Pumni Parasol Clearance lk1rk 11 Ocit Kxv tatl OJ Walers Pano Company makers fllp ennl Dlrkn with the We have orranRcd IInm Parasols ol taffeta silk that have ol highgrade pianos to offer until sod itUOMixniuM8 been sell ng tor as 1 97 I tlici at surpms stock consisting ol Coupon750 muchns2 50at tplJI I 288 NEW hihKra c most popular 3 85 Parasols of taffeta silk that have J T veiling Bass styles of Walters Pianos ranging m thir ra been selling for as 2 95 price list from 350 to 550 at Kngllsh i much at 500 at travel P arOlI of taffeta silk that have Per Week P h JIBS and 1 5 Down I mada oc tttr ellnp lor as J Q OO COIII11do much as S575 at cpv 00 E xc h ange w o nlll all e rhanf f ynur old plunn for nne ot tliei beautiful I leatner 1 new Wlint and may mako nir pi monn at ih imf raie of fl a wepk J Parasols of taffeta and pongee silk I I A ill li jfcntln 11 I l ruf iT ltutlona toilrtlft I Oxford that have been selling f A Cf a e cliitu mqtlr oti vstarr a 1 in fRrt fery cn whu want tho highest nap 4 JU i ftrsde plunn to tht rcmarlkihe alf stOUtly for as mucha 75 al pT Nothing Like This Ever Otfered by Any One iuwmh r ther ar I and cntd Parasols of English linen ird uffeU f I only 2SS allllhr ant u i an I io nr rholiT nnv 110 fr JM weitwl Itno cohered frame gold illtj that have been selling or Mik t i c t n faft i I in ni f ho to en b I rein Tnu Oil U 11 w uupr a l 10 our r1 lltren t cU IhfnJ H nit ral Ml paeil lock ind irimmlnRs i ai much as slOOO 6 75 Vi l edcifl H to IS In n S IM at taltor 101 Ihil li vrur iipprinljr I 1 ii at tpnn rtiu it a rrpr on itlsi III call rtooowareroonllJJFloM tl ninmlncxlil 5 Main Floor u AH Can TraiuUr la BOOr 1inclalu In la JJ Ur SSlh la 60I 5l A I J ti

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iKSOSR rHT The Evening WoridDailyMagazineFiIdAjj7 71 L The Madison Avenue Mystery l By Seward W Hopkins Itftor of N4MaUc ami Moult I rT I ro 07 PltBCHDINO CUAPTInIte Butt Wlnttroti a pretty New Torlc rtrt when fathir vn murdered utter being nlnw tn Wall meet U UdnttT4 by Irlck Uaplo a man about town Billy nard a Columbia ituient who lovu uu undtrtakei to find her lie II aided Patrolman Hammerton and by BMile gn UarcU Li Grand Drtlaard father I cubKr hal absconded Timothy Wgsr a crook tlli Bratnird that Maple Ii 110 known as Peter Wtanr thief aDd ft Wllloiuthby Thorne flnancl r In the Uttir jUlio he uniucofMfully wooed nele I thin ImpovfrtrSed and killed her father t Now aoeerdlnr to Timothy the kidnapper bll carried Benl to the house ot Dr KlnlraachtiT a itrinn forelzn toltntlst For 15000 Timothy uMonale to cunluct Bratnanl to Bllnkaa t yri bourn lira I nud our tbe doctora home forelnjf hll way past a Men Mrvut lie onnfronu the doo tot and at that moment ieee the bod111 M U cJ Bent Wlnllirop OB a rliii table t b ad Mimj alive CHAPTER XI The House of Horrors 44 I i OOLI gt44 the doctor 4F Murderer I retorted Bralnard as he grappled with hto tranx ho i They bad clutched AI beet they could In the Instant and In the dim hall wayed tad and forth In a terrific flght Uratnard was a trained athlst4 tiiJtnJcnaohter waa a giant Bade and forth from side to side In the dimly lighted hall the combatants wared Bralnard trying with all Ws strength to wrench loose an arm to Urottle the professor FJres glowed In the professors eyes oa ie roo41lt and hurled curses at Ms Antagonist I Giant though Bllnknachter was Bralnard seemed to be getting the bitter of him when with a enarl the n egro leaped upon his back He fell to the floor beneath the blows and the weight of both Get a rope l shouted the professor Get a rope can hold him Bralnard was exhausted but again Hi took up the battle i1 1 Murderer Maniac he gasped as S 14 twUted and turned to get away from the Iron grasp of the doctor before the nagro returned p It was useless The negro rushed track with a stout rope and the two began their work II Kill Him Now I fall Mm nonr said the negro Hell mill trouble Not nownot now eald the doctor Bralnard made the fight of his life He bit and kicked and twisted but the two were too maifli for him and they j oon had him trussed eo tightly that 4 ht eol4 st rrcvs a rrujclo Till have your life for hers said i ilnlnard The professor looked at him mildly i2dlCarry Carry him to the top floor ttt roartd Ive much to do tonight Take his Net Together ther lifted him and hf was borne up two flights of jtalrs and car ried Into a room that was dark I Turn on the light tald the pro I f jsor An electric bulb was lighted I Make sure he Is well fastened laid the professor Staybetter He took from his pocket a leather cafe and from that a small lal containing a greenish fluid I Fiend raid Bralnard Ar you solnz to murder me too No not If yoU are quiet said Blink niohter who by this time had recor 1 red his self control It Is not mV wjh to harm you It you are good To be good one must obey me and keep quiet This will not harm von hut wilt keep you quiet until I know what r to do with you Bralnard was helpless He looked on I I with feelings of horror that cannot be depleted while the professor poured a small quantity of the green fluid Into a neat little thlmhlellke cup he had taken from his pocket The other Is clumsy very clumsy he Mid Open jour mouth Bralnard closed his UPS firmly Drugged I Ahl Is It so That makes It worse said the doctor He took a hypodermic syringe from his pocket Ill swallow It said Bnlnard I ont want the stuff In my blood He gulped down the little doe It was bitter and he made a grimace Now you will sleep while I think And I mint see somebody else Peter Wlgger asked Bralnard Bllnknachter stared What you knowl Come tht Is bad We will talk later Now seep t A peculiar and not unpleasantdrowst ness stole over Brainard He still had the faculty of thinking He was horror stricken by what he had seen Timothy Wlpper had told the truth But why Had he really been actuated by a de Ire to assist BrPlnard In his searoh for S i fle slp or had he worked In the t I ot his brothertold the truth to get 1 Bralnard In Peter Wlggers power and made money from both sides In the transaction T I Rut ttiots questionings did not last hmg He loon fell asleep After a slumber the duration of which he I could not tell he gradually began to awaken to the sound of voiced and after a time frit a prickly sensation When I his faculties ware restored ha looked up and nw the professor looking down at himAh Ah You feel better asked the pro fessor Nor we will have a talk for there II something that must be laId I to you It 1s possible that you will be Bet tree but not by me Strand thingS hare happened and In this matter which concerns you and ma now I am but the agent of another and can not act without the commands of my principal You fire protoeibly hungry and thirsty It Is the usual result of the sleep after the drug I will have win for you and refreshment Bralnnrd whose mind w s remarka bly clear after his sleep gazed with wonOcr at this strange giant who could be demon or man show kindness to a prisoner or a hellish desire to commit murder Bralnard had no doubt that Timothy Wlgger was right and that Bllnknachter was a maniac At the Pistol Muzzle The nojro Man appeared with a sa vory meal which he carried on a tray Draw up that table said the doctor Place the food there Now hold bur revolver ready The negro obeyed and having ar ranged the tray pointed a revolver at Bralnard I am about to release yon to permit you to eat said the professor As I did not kill you with the drug you will not suspect that the food Is poisoned If you attempt to do anything other than sit and eat my servant will shoot you through the head I am not a murderer If In my scientific studies In all lands my travels amorv wise old men In the HimalayaS I have amassed much knowledge not given to ordinary men It does not fol low that I am a fiend But said Bralnard as he rose stiffly after the doctor hairemored the rope you killed Beisle wrathrop I did not kill Bessie Wlnthrop N Who did We will not ro Into that But I saw her head severed from her body RllnknarMer bowed Eat he said I have much to do It Is true that you saw Bessie Win I throp h ut But through my efforts aided by the wonderful knowledge I hay learned In my travels It Is a living head I Bratnird felt dlrsy His fcrahi nnifcle to grasp the mystery whirled and he could not ent If you do not eat said the doctor vou will be 111 II To You She Is Dead I What ure you going to do with met Cut off my heid too I do not know what we shall do with you But I wish to know how you learned that I vai here I was told so By whom Dralnard hesitated If Timothy Wlggsr had acted In rood faith and had not In tended to send him Into such a death I trat hn felt that to betray him would I fccarcclv be fair On the other hand If Timothy Wltger had deliberately sent him there to place him In tho pawen1 of Peter Winger he was at liberty to dli I closj the name of his Informant i You hesitate eatd Bllnknaohter I nil tell you It was Timothy Wljger I He Is the only man who knows tfie ao nialntanceshlp between Peter Wlgger I and me YPJ It was Timothy Wlgger I Why did he tell me asked nralnjnl Was It to get me Into Peter WlRgers power I dont know answered Blink nachtrr I shall not know urtll I see Peter Winger Anyway If that was Timothys object ha has succeeded Hive you finished Yes Mid Brainard with a ehdlder I can eat no more Then you will be tied again and I shall put you to sleep again When Peter Wfcger comm we shall know what to do T I me one thing How did Bessie die Is she deed To you she Is forever dead To me with my knowledge of things superior to all others she will live forever The negro bound Bralnard again re moved the tray and he was left alone But not to pleasant thoughts The doc tor had given him more of the green drug and he tell asleep To Be Continued I l i ith JHIS SUM SPELLS MAGPIE S s MAG PIE I C MAGNET NIT t PIE WHAT KIND OF A DOG DOES THIS SPELL P

1 r The Million Dollar Kid I I I By R W Taylor I d III 1IIIIpII f T115 TOO HOT TO r HV tC MIUIOM I t1EP1 tISTEN t QEE ITjA DOUAH1 KIDS WHATS THAT F M L s noise Q t BORGLAR ts I I SAFe Co r I HE li CERTAINLY DIS SURE 15 A L OVERCOME Bf THE I i fTONWC All HE MOT NIGHT I ItihT ill PHONE QETS OH A AUD Di SAFE jIoR THE AMBVIANCE NCHT LIKE THIS SuR A 1POORFELLER HEAVY ONE1 j I cH J I I I rrr I FEEL ORFOL c t L Hel ou e IJ foLD ALOU CERTAINLY I DIS I A I SOITtNLI A GOOD I EARNED TWis SAFE So AWFuL HEAVY KItH Gy OSS J3 6 IT 15 THERES I SAfE ONL A FEW THSANDJ IN IT ANYWAY I 1LOk I t r I t v Vincent u m On gU h p arria e i 1 b JiWWttWMOSXSljXK II Indefinitely Engaged Des Bettyi I AM a youns Idly of rtghteen and I have been keeping company with a I young man of twenty whom I like as a friend The other night he asked me to become Indefinitely engaged to him I have known him for a year and In that time he has paid nw much at tention He confesses to be as yet un able to support me but wishes me to be enpared to him until he gets a looked for raise fflUXXRETTOB Tou are very young It yoo and this man love each other why not wait a few years By that time the man may be able to support a wife No present eD l tment Is ncocasry under the cir cumstances 19 Loves 27 Dear Btttri I AM a young girl nineteen years of I age and am deeply In love with a I high school teacher eight years my senior While attending high school ho paM me marked attention and since I hare left he has called at the house eroral tirnte H has shown me in a number of ways that he thinks a good deal of me My parents who are very particular About my gentleman ac quaintance think he Is a gentleman In every respect but on account of the difference In our ages they object to my going with him I love this young man a dearly and would like to know If you think he Is too old for me A H B I do not think the young man li too old for you If you both love each other However you are too young to think seriously of any man for a girl of your ag cannot be sure that her love Is the true and lasting kind Walt until you are at leAst twentytwo and thenIf you still love the roan marry him i In Need of Funds Dear Betty T r sixteen years old a high school IA student and am In love with a young I lady one year my Junior I would like to take her to some amusement place but havent the cash Kindly ad vise ma how to get funds as my mother doeant know It and I do not want her T Out of the Mouths of Babes 1JAMMAMArcua why didnt you finish tawing that wood ILL Little Marcus just couldnt mamma the poor saw had the tootbahehlcago News I I I i MPThe preachers have gone to the country J Satan Tes but I dont know whether to go there with the wives or stay In town with the husbands Puclce C e WTItiLABD Papa may I go STvlmBilnct W Papa Why willard only an hour ago yOn complained of a pain In your stomach WlllardThats all right papa I can swim on my back Chicago News I C I SOME funny things happen In the schoolroom A Brooklyn teacher s called upon a small boy to define aultltuds A multitude said the boy Is what we get when we multiply LJpplncottt I a C OUJTIDAY school teacher What are you going to be when you grow J up Tommy Tommy Im agoln to be a pirate till I gets old an sick an then Im agaIn to turn to the Lord Judge I ytWSWSGISG to hear of it I work but lYi tn my salaiy fli T Unless you can make money by 0 x tra work you will have to conflns your attentions to the young lady to call at her home Both you and the young lady are too young to go to places of I amusement and I advls you to be friendly with her only A Birthday Party DMr Betty T AM about to hare a party for my I eighteenth birthday but am at a I loss to know what to have for souvenirs Can you tell me what would be pretty souvenirs to give at the supper table to boys and girls of my own age T L H Pretty handpainted place cards at a supper table are often used as souvenirs Decorated cardboard bon bon boxes for the girLs and larger boxes of the lame kind to be used for cuffs or collars for the boy would also bs pretty trifles to place at the supper table How to Forget Him Dear Betty t T HAVE loved a young gentLeman and I having quarrelled with him I do not I care to go with him any more How can I learn to forget him R M Accept attentions from lome other man and think as little as possible of your former suitor You will forget i him In tlnva The Maid of Blunderdam 90 0 e e By Ha C Greening I I au LOOKIiC f7 ii e I ol C WkJ r V im ePe is a Maid of Blunderdaix eTbir about this daitL i Jt7J8 sfeade Redsaid ibeuotft do Opbelta Oggebm be caiwot pas a LooKipg C4a TWisf it were a Baby Blue I fr Ias1e fouled a painters kadden Je fas terW8t tle very Hue 1flluQderdan ted rile a azt frea ppuaVflterMaid aijd ladder Dear Aw is loohipg awfully Bluet T I made that Maid pay for tfc paipt r jJi1 4 I I Monologues tit1 of r II a a Mixolognstv By Clarence L Cullcn Author of Tale ot KxTankt j I No 12 Just Back From Your Vacation Are You Then For get It I INK tlia SINK n g J thflyr e on me Im buying S because youre not I wearing a coat of tan or a sunpeel T ed beak ta worth I the money to gee I aomrtbody zephyr In here thats 1 wearing his stay athome map Its i GflKENCFLCUUM got so that every I time a rook with a bronzed chart and a blistered nose amblM In hero I feel like doing a I Urodle through the trapdoor to the Ice bin I Theres ti reason Theyre the homing pigeons with the messages all right and they want to crulll all the messages at I m The boy that Just went out with the Ireaw hue on whats visible of his pelt wJio looks like lies ibeen seven I months In tho middle of tho Mojave IJtnort hunting for borax mines works In a shoe store down the street and hes only been putting In ten days down at the Atlantic Highlands Hut hes going to come back and finish telling mo all about hlo vacation and wnat he I did and what she said or hes going to i Inquire the reason why Im not paying I attention Im the Crow that they union nil of their cherished vacation recollec tions on And If I dont stand haws ted while theyre doing It they take It to heart and say that Im growing out of their lives because Im not hears for their Innocent little prattle any more i ISM that one over yonder now hitting I up the red caibbago feature of the lunch Got a hide on him like a Romany tn an Orange Mountain gypsy camp hasnt he I suppose maybe you think from One duskiness of that tan that hes 0V a I 1 Making me take a peek ben cruMnj around the South Pacific with Jack London or hotfooting It In Death Valley with Scotty the SpenJer Cot the past MTn or elgftt years dont rouT Always wrong Hes a window dresser In Chat holelntlhewall haber dashery over the way and hes just bask this morning from his nineday vacation at Liberty up In Sullivan County He hunt reported for duty at Vhs shop ret Hai been too busy tell Ing me aU about there being twenty leht queen dolls for every one male vaoaUon up In liberty and how any f body that uses a razor and thats under elghityflve can win em In Sullivan County u soon as he gets oft the train and how he never oeen such a picnic and such a fiesta of fairies In all his bawji days before danged If he did Me leaning on on 1 prop and then the other and trying to make him bellevo Im hearing him I like It But I wish all of the sunpMed ones would come 1 In at once and hand me their serenade 1 In a hunch and then cancel It I They fcsCc me if It was hot down here last Tuesday a week Not to disap I point em II tMl em yea It was blister j Ins hot on that dnte Then they pull i ij j iII i iI I j I i Talk It Into a phonograph I that Ivegotltonyoufortyways smirk and tell me that they slopt under four I heavy blankets where they were on that Tuesday night a week and then I Ive got to light up and look dis rupted with myself for not having been I there with them Some of them tell me Just when Im ready to eat my lunchhow their arms got poisoned by the sun while they were In acaJbath tog until they their arms uilihuh swelled up to three times their natural I size and a few ot em Insist upon shucking their coats and rolling up their sleeves and making me toko i peek at their 111e ssy arms One of em started yesterday after noon to tell mt about a rainbow pick erel or something like that that ha caught In some pond or other up the State while on his vacation It 4jhed a pound and a quarter when he flnrt uncoiled It on me Unit by the tlm he left along toward cloning the last night that fish had the grevn I morav down at the Aquarium looking for lie and heft like a sardine smelt One of em spent two hours and seventeen minutes tellbu mo how he got caught In a reglar Yellow Sea ty phoon while sailing a catamaran on ifuzamarook Lake which Is thruu quarters of a mile long and how ho only saved himself from a watery grave through his profound knowledge of seamanship lie looking him right In the wicks trustfulllke Ml the time trying to lot him believe that I Ias eager for details and that I wasnt crazjl to Ask a fellow that had Just r come In what win the fourth race at Saratoga Youd think Atlantic City was somewhere where In the Congo Free State on the Zambesi RIver near the Mountains of the Moon to hear em unload on me tho wonders that they hopped up to during the four and a half days that they dubbed around the board Wills buU I wish these juitbaok tanned one would talk It Into a phonograph and send the recoroii to Gall her Whos Gallagher You can frisk me I dont I know Thats the reason Im wlalilns some deadly on him I May Wantons Daily Fashions J I ONG slender line are L a I much In vogue for f the echool gIrls as they are for their elders I and this dress Is construct 1 ed with direct reference to I I I the fact The skirt Is nine I gored so making a number j of leama and tbe blouse Is i laid In tucks which are t rIm m I d at their outer j I I edges In this Instinct the 7e I material U white linen and 1 I the trimming II embroidery worked on to the mAterIal r i and embroidered Insertion But thinner fabrics would j be charming made with the J Insertions of lace If some j i thing still daintier Is wanted I colored lawn with white P trimming would make a r 1 very attractive as well as 7 1 A fashionable frock If the r embroidery U found to In j volve too great an amount f of labor It can be omitted and the banding only used tt The quantity of material required for the medium 1 i sle 12 years Is 7 yards 24 6 12 yards 32 or 4 ards II t Inches wide with 11 yard of banding 21 Iattrrn So min Is cut 1 hi sizes iut girls of 3 10 12 Girls Dress with UldeGored Skirt nd U years of age t Pattern No 6043 i 4 w7 U Dow Call or send by mall to THE EVENING WOULD HAY MAN i to TON FASHION BUREAU No W Eit TMntyUUrd meet lilY I Obl lu York Bend 10 canle In coin or stamps for each ptttm orderl4 l HIM IMPORTANTWrlts four name and addieis pUlilr jnd il j Pattern www way qxclfy iUe wanted 1 r ar t

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