The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1900, Page 4

= WORLD: WOMEN OF FASHION: FIGHT KITCHEN MAD, ecencecececcocececeerere BERNHEIM’S Values Are Famous. TALL GOOD THINGS have to end—so does our Ofening Sale. Toy is your last chance to get one of our remarkable souvenir values that have made this sale famous. '¥ Clothing, Hats & Furnishings AT PRICES THAT DUMFOUND COMPETITORS. F ‘Mrs. J. "Frederick Tams|i and Mme, Raoul Mouri chon Want to Share FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1900.) eet ee A Ripping, Reavine, or | Record-Breaking Sale. SATURDAY AT S.N. WOOD & CO.’S. It has put the town in a tumult. The people are aroused—as no other sale ever held in New York aroused them. The entire clothing trade marvels at the crowds —they are astounded at the values, , Tim Geen Se ig "ite| wine at Trek oS ee And yet-—why shouldn't there be crowds? The advantages are e. Eugene Guido Cruger 218 wtest shad vclud uible Raglan traordinary; they are manifest; they are timely. Finest Union made clothing — Estate 4 @ Also Met Alse “ DRess SUITS, English price and less right in the height of the season—the chance could not have come hy 4 5 i ach rs 8 95 Clays 8 more acceptable moment. ——— “| Coverts oy np ite 1 A A stock so large, so varied, so valuable cannot be turned into wa a single fy . oar an Worst or week, But in the presence of crowds like these the huge heaps are melting away like Both Divorced from the t : | Made by snow before the Summer sun. Man Who Left His + Tie oe alert That is why we earnestly advise every man who reads these lines to visit our Russian ba $ gular ‘ ' be thie store on Saturday. We expected crowds last Saturday—and prepared for them, Yet Fortune to a Russi: * bs Sy for jothes in Ha ‘ite ms trade poured in 01 us in such overwhelming tides that we could not prevent some little e : BOYS’ SUITS, a delays, For this Saturday, however, we have organized a much larger staff and made Servant. BOYS’ TOP COATS. + heb re DOU) oe ae $7 98 8 such preparations that every customer will be promptly served and fully satisfied, - On the one site is wer : wate ond 9g |B 2. The $10.00 and $12.00 | $20.00 Suits at $11.95. | Made-to-Order Dept. 0 . HF SK Front shirts a 7 inestan pens t : Suits at $6.65. sod inte rnd double breasted ick | $20 Suit for $12.85, pS li tion €e nf f owen. 475 all-wool Sack Suits im fane: ve <e ' t We consider rg iction complele until entive satisfaction is avven. IIB chevtots, worsted Ar Pa ocd ve oe Paes 9sd lpg lenge | Why do you cut the price so low i ‘ t Mansy beck If you! Cro'bing kept in repait trees | plaids, ot ae These are | tabric a fascination; as nearly perfect | for custom work?” The question of | a 4 z our famous $10,00 12.00 Suits, ° + to bes Md during this great 6.65 | a He age raade, that's the ten comes. Simply to keep the bum + MI & Oj | detamae on price $20.00, sale pr a 15! 95 | of activity all over the business, We . | bought the cloth at big advantage— WaT} $15 Suits go at $8.75, : x Ww DWN TOWN ack Suits, comprising very fine ima a , we m en ies t THIRD AVE., ., Ae 127TH ST. ones, Panes ee overt, Os, {ae a “Ay co ee lei may as well do the work at cost and Thureed him, Mie th t N ar am nme B88 pee ragaiacenty taore our own | make may te for the custom ignored > were : oI regular prices $10 12; tail ah, ee t “esosorssnanen2yo2: one ecn0n0e sir so cia $9.88, ( 6.65)" Biri's claim to Ail his move t $17.50 Suits at $9.85, This offer includes fancy and plain Se toeee biéren © + $ ( a { 685 single and double-breasted Sack $17.50 Overcoats, $9.85. Cheviots and the latest Oxford Cheve are Bertram, Violet x urniture, rpets, } Suits in the very finest of cheviots, We made a mistake; over-stocked | jots, blue and black Serges, and the Cruger t worsteds, cassimeres, and Oxford | extravagantly on these high-grade | very Intest striped flannels, the very The will left 7 R & and Cambridge cheviots and vicunas; | Spring Overcoats; coverts, cheviots ies that you will notice in Was writion ta a tre x U gs, Cc. also Black and True Blue Serge, made | and and Oxfords, with or without velvet | sme qualtt y email sheet of + up to sell regularly for $17.50 regula Mri $17.50 | the windows of other talloring estab- nd reads t CASH ey CREDIT. during this sale they 409 BE | th fee brings them down 9.6 | ahments marked st 89.4) BE “T leave my nom ” foresees seeeee te teeee o Our price to order++++.. a a Sar ae waives! gato MaRS. J. FREDERICK TAMS S24 — 0 600 of ‘Men’ $1 50 W Vest Her three children tanered in will of Rugene Guide (reger, > a ee thete tather | v4 seat SATURDAY, " 0) the s ashable ests. | \ “Pontainediew, May 9, is ' tufetesnetnfnhtrfetanmtasbebelebeletlelotelateatefatelabeniet-teleieieleiseletetebiniel We intend to sell them as full generous value at $1.00 to inteboinintnintnininintebninisitoteinivtetetetoteteininioieiivininteinteed | - ms : 4, 95 | | $1.50. You will understand how eamest is our determination to » 63¢ ata | | vaload when we offer choles at. oeseRersepenacguebes was 9 Ladies’ handsome Dressing (ible, French §] te bevelled plate 12415 vurror, swell from, jo By te. Shitts at Ste eee n. wide, beautiful n cither quar- Ha Sal sa ~ The Sh Sal : , tered, golden oa v, Diud'sre : ; a re ' set y days only, $1.95 | Suamatie aa regular price is one of the big bq . Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. air Sega MANE i- . poostebed Seihsten saveneeeees 25c. Bat Wing Ties 10:. Big lot new Washable Bat Wing Mg bs aliodhd very finest Madras ° — € jot; regular price . tors, galyan 50c. Underwear 25c. x joedhael | Every hat in the store is included Fancy Balbriggan Underwear, plain oy cat fashed, ] in this sale. There are Derbys and Len aap — wan sili brass oc Alpines in the most popular up-to- inding and pearl butions; Drawers A. and hinges |THE date styles in black, brown and pearl, eee ear ee or. 25c | e feguiar price ' i. is $70. { silk band and bindings, 50c. ahead sg at 19¢, | ae } | The regular 61.50 grade at...» Q95@ | Elastic Web Suspenders, with leat Laster, Black Calf, Russia Calf, Vici St , awa tiful and aut Now oo, teotened puree tej > x an ea} th Ne pas riton fore t MME. RAOUL MOURICHON ear. 1 B Bodington Second wife of Hagene Going Cromer, from whem she paighars wept ane | ‘ WAN KLED BY = 2 UT ME are = MOTHER S WIE HOME MUST CO. OR LOVED BILLY MOLONEY'S He'ps Palmer in| Foreclosure Suit Begun His Divorce Against Ex-Boodle Al- | Suit. dermen’s Clerk. oR home Moloney is to lose bis fine at @ Lexington avenue The able Assurance Bo has brought foreclose a mortgage |t holds the four-story brewn - stone suse of the ex-clerk of the "boodle” ard of Aldermen. The cames him nid as executor of hig wife's v sult {| w e108 he | sha am 11, M yney was charwed with hrough whom Jacob) potting the Broadway | ve Summe » worked in through the board of 184. He! - . ake other potitietans and " he t state ; . te ¥ ’ | yr fallen ° It was though! he had money, but for ee om a ae tha ed UP | a year the rumor has gone about that a on March 12 he is broke. He tried saloon keeping | : D) and failed. and dabbled in real estate Mrs, Louisa ae Re-. Shepard's Heart Snapped|# ¥" {e « emal! way with the same resuit . jroom W Moloney is Mfty-elght years olf and membered Kindness of QUEER won| IN A WALL «When Tole Marriage | ectu simi tant re ao 9 st | wan’ f96e- coon, a HOGLAROT. Oodibane frank r 1 k men and prosperous. His two daughters Little Lawyer. Was Bogus. ihe mariad sles 16 weulitdus taste Laborers While at Work Make a ose Ken Bhe | Discovery and Get Inte - — - os A ane | ante It is not likely he will ever Abratiam 6 Trouble ATTLETONO, Mase. May tn Aentor’s | 2" . . | Mean pollticiar 7 . ae war \ we e bd Sentenced for Killing Two Men, | as bey 10 3 ¢ men-Joset, MATH Shepard. . rm ire \w sree Alvin ©, @olling, a an boat cap.) testes nen Sowateh Soe ae dlaclosec € shock| tain, was sentenced to fifteen years in! geperacing Soe ’ 1 vying at ; Sing Bing >y Justice Pureman | ¢ [to : tho|* paos snpeet Me sak . ARTILLERY Tw 10 Twi, ST praach of the Supreme PB fortune of peroaye si we A A oan. ahi keveate m many bs Ra ry wales ° ae a prt sad sin lowe with Cl Two Cannone Gat “Loaded! amd }0™" & ee bird street on Feb. 3 to M : in . roe “| the Magistrate Let Them The men quarreiied over a dog. » Was no! e Kowaten lays age “1 7 Of Together _ Mie the terme of the wil or stra.| shana #10, OE] Mhe cated nothing for him, and reaai.! At — h'| HAPPY LITTLE GIRL. | 5 Page, who died « Hl he sunge t as Pe! eee. on » ee: rendack ° sy a jok im « were] Her Father Learned How to Treat Her, | s ry \egater of her Ray 4 to propose t hed While drinking coffee I visited a { fb and real. It inctud The Ham: een says,| ands epted. A young ma mer street star oh, STOCK) iebrated physician who told me Ta Opera-Howse in Alba wa me 4 ‘8 et & ed as & minister, performed + Th & exactly alk that my severe headaches, languid fy in awe Orroge NJ, and his 8 \ " When arratgned, Megistrace Koamer! (tines and inability to work were r ap lag ly aah W. k of Shepart slept at & neighbor's house | iookr! & ‘an | caused by the blood being very thick | fl is seldom me: with | hat night next morning re- Te 4 ns juggieh from the use of coffee. i} aD? | ste eget ovcage jand slug am > er at ae . tum Cer ve Pe estate never eccurce’ to me he haa He wurned ash Yes, Your Honor “and I was as much surpriees|Cabman Fincion Impersonaied a? S 14 like (o disenarge you, but as covered my energy, am able to work N he faltered. and " 4 hard and feel brighter and happter! Policeman aad Pretended to e , When they picked aim a cen gag =e, Oe : ee in every way. Arrest 9 Youns Woman n mt get Neckal again My wife also uses Postum Food fright , ana Dw nat Freon! ing rele r charee en ‘aw! annoying 8 young. wom ie Pel- eign \r the officers the true circumstances. a ‘MAJOR SMITH COURT OF INQUIRY TO MEET MAY 10. Coffee, without any disagreeable at- ter effect. Shu feels strengthened and invigorated with the um, while on the contrary coffee made — ALMANY, May 4—The court of in- quiry to try Major Clinton H. - |Im the Sunday World you should a@- the Boventy.Saxt vertise, ve show the people Lord & Taylor,\, *}in white, black, and all ligh The regular $2.00 grads atesee 1.45 The regular $3.00 grade at...- 1,65 Open Evenings Just Below ASTOR PLACE. Grand Street Stove Ribbons At Less Than Cost, We have purchased from a manu- acturer a lot of Pure Silk Moire Taffeta Ribbons, t shades. To be sold at the following prices, which are less than the cost of the raw silk, No. 5,7and9, Sc yard. 9c yard. No, 12, 12c yard. No. 16, No, 22 and 40, 15¢ yard, Shoes. | Men's Tan and Black Vici Kid Shoes, | — formerly cold for $2.50 @ pair; for Saturday, $1.79. Ladies’ Tan and Black Oxfords, made from the choicest vici kids Satarday, $1.29. Former price $1.65. Ladies’ $3.00 Tem and Black Shoes and Oxfords, all in the latest shapes: Saturday, $2.00, | Ladies’ and Men's Bathroom Slip- pers, in ell colors; Saturday, 19 Cents. Open Until 10 o'Clock Saturday Night \cor, Grand & Chrystie Sts. and silk braid ends; worth | S0c5 splendid lot to go at.. Till 6.30. iFROM THE NEW YO 97 Saturday Evening Till 9 AA WoodeCp iA VOICE GRAVE. STUDYING INTERESTING ARTICLE ABOUT OUR YOUNG } PAINTERS IN NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD. Kid tn Black and Tan, All Bicyele Shoes Reduced. ASTOR PLACE, MOST REMARK- ABLE INSTANCE OF TELEPATHY IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD, AND YOUCHED FOR BY R BISHOP, NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD. RK GIRLS |