The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1901, Page 4

AAO AAEABASABAAERER AL | Protective Union Collects Claims and R Many Grievous Wrongs. WALDOOFASTOMA.. felciatet HE seven menus for the + propared by the chef of the Waldorf-A\ ‘The Evening World, and the recipes of have been given by him he two pol menus and th That an ¢ TUESDAY'S MEALS. nts made by the chef inh Ryass he here possibilities of those ent table depends not upon the spent upon it but upon the skill with which ey 2 be transformed into pal ites PS Z ‘Phat the qu sciven In i Tomato Omelet. : : ig eae adults and two ebiléren of average i t Fresh ty Roll 3 Set Rett tes of favoring im & fashed Brown Potatoes. «| removed from the 1 through, It ralls cold than to hay when are broker Vers Beef, Nolled, with Vewetnh by Fried Potatoes, French Style. : Green Peas, with Nutter. ‘ Steawhberry Tarticts, o88* ITH the menu for one day’ breakfast and din nd, that for the next eay ymes far simpler than it would roll shoubl 4 Almost ays in th Tagen eS day traces of the pr folded kin 0 { bejfound., Inat eh in that of t Bs: for the Jest it Bey cost 10 the housewife te not only thrifty skilful in devising new combinyt | dishes serve! the ¢ Howeves, for a dish to be served the second day deftly sis refused, Were exelatme Phe sew or Wronga redressed, peaking rantzation nyo Bo Iittle that oranges can though these are more expensi Denanas or ed Cruits, oranges may bought at stands at ® cents a « at five cents aptece without bringing up unduly thi the breakfa cent ora for four will be wents for the feu Fpl it { Cost of Breakfast. cent dwt he The total yill be “ nted for te oatineal, cents suMelent. This tx The oatmeal ts 2.1 unless the bvreakfant at four pound when thie dinh « to taber for (5 with a vi sf Hares Mo den ran M. Hy According to the pi day, the cost of the hardly to be ¢ the cost of } cost fve cents, este bay given y hie Iwasa be reduced by serving frutt—atewed pruties or chu ind bye us Hin estimat The toma and) Mo Mudnut, Job ce trom foun and) Herriman, Charles A. Sh I Daniel W MJ) einp' ta t fe suelety, AI a we ajrathles of law, T purpose pmelet ure to be other articles margin allowed for ‘they are two. Ther y the omelet’s inj b gthose already cents, A dozen French three for each per: clent bread for br @re an tmp The bread serv * Regarded worth spending BC tally at bre. If possible pers ered at the door in ibe rerved. If they fearly to be w a ready, they > ‘wet In a ho! STIR IN FALL, ATSTATECAMP. 1 BURAED UP, = Cost of Dinner. . for, hen tory Once tn ey Ha, which allow sun vakfas This mak 1 wasted ia hands er aigtent room peop It in the Ae oty her was the mus In order to avoid paym sreadd MUL upon read i linn would have galt rere: eher wilt ah and die he would t } OC eae 8 charged his “A Royal Rival" Will|/Drills and GeneraliTakes Fire in Tunnel the suits | and some | y inerchants, of WOMEN WHO WORK This Great SHOE EVENT one Has Been Promptly Recognized Saturday was the just at the ope Men's Shoes— 5 $1.49. worth_$2—-Black : ely and well made, ces that will sel! in sizes 6'3 to 71, A, are in all sizes. Boys’ Shoes— $1.10, worth to $1.50 rood styles: som 30), worth to 1 $ eating stock, just righ ss 12 to 53. sizes from 11 youths’, to | | | here; | { Formerly J _A. T. Stewart & Co., Mean sald tn ers oie th his best appearing shoe the money. styles and leathers. t up, Wil Sold by leading reta' Morse @ Rog gentle. | wt ress to | W 1 scene trled in} Agctor you ' rr thease faete | meen my res ne ® ainasce nt 81,00 106 E. 23d St., New York, near 4th Ave. tn | 192 Fulton St, B'hiyn, near employ:| Summer resort Hterature tion Bureau, 1352 Broadway. Calf and black kid lace shoes: solendid As 1.80, worth to $2.50—Kidskin and calf lace shoes of fine | Outing Shoes for Men and Boys— Canvas Oxfords for 35¢—With rubter soles sewed on; $1.25, worth up to $2—Black and tan calf little mea's the good kind that wear well; bl i James $2.50 Shoe} “James Means — Means Cuality."* Most comfortable and Made in a variety of Wholesale Distributers, Now York and nh | $2.50 Eyeglasses Broad way, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. $1.00 Pair. 1) grade, and 1 118 roatine that 1am now xelling 541 Fulton St., B’klyn, neer DeKalb Ave. formation free at The World’s Vaca- record day in this great shoe business. How many thousands of people we served can only be a conjecture; but certain it is that the space and facilities of our three shoe stores were taxed to their utmost. But The Shoes in this sale are marvels of value. Styles and qualities are equal to regular stock —are regvlir stocte at full’prices today in many good shoc stores. Such superb shoes at such con- cessions in price are only possible to this shoe store. Our vast transactions with the best shoe factories in the land obtain the spscial favors that bring these fine shoes to sell at a third toa half under-price ig of the season. } Quantities are vast, and varieties are still broad and satisfying. ; Women’s Boots— $1, worth $1.50—Black kid boots, lace and button; some of these are worth $2; of recent make on fashionable lasts. and tan kid and black eslf lace; 3 = id, i dls z - H p $2.50-—Tan kid bicycle and outing Oxfords;| 9! Bape SS tliceey eee Lenten y fexible sole $1.50, worth $2.50—Many of these were originally marked At rt $3—Patent jeather, enamel grain, box and | double our price; tan and black kid: thousands of pairs in | calfskin; Russia’ calf and chrome ki laced; | the lot, in the most wanted sizes and lasts. : styl'sh lasts; splendid 'y, tine workmanship. $1.75, worth $3.50—Splendid shoes of selected materials; it $2.40, worth $3,50—Oxford sho:s on the nexest lasts, with styles cf the best, and the lot large encugh for generous 2 a inslian ily somuch in demand by young men; | choosing. | ox calf rnd patent leather; welted soles lw . i omen’ Oxford Shoes— 2 $2.90, worth to $6—Mestly the factory samples of the best $1, worth $1.50—Black kid; opera tces, straight tips; light H shcemakers, together with several thousand pairs of kid and | : 3 2 Z les. egularly ar $4. The samples are and heavy sol 2 ; B ard C widths; the othershecs| S4-20, worth $2—Black kidskin, kid and patent leather | 8. | $1.40, worth $2—Biack patent leather; turned roles, full | toz lasts. Black Cateo lace shoes in severat | Misses’ and Children’s Shoes— heavy soled shoes in these; sizes 12 to 545, 85c, worth $1.25—Black velour calf and kidskin, button and lace spring-heel shoes: sizes 7 to 1044. $1, worth up to S1.S0—Black velour calf and tan Russia calf; stout and thin soles; seasonable play shoes for small toys and girls; sizes 8% to 1044. Summer; sizes 12 to 5 jrades; dre:s shoes mostly, though some heavy weight are $1.20, worth up to $2—Tan Russia calf, black box calf and velour and kidskin, with tip; sizes 11 to 2 $1, worth up to $1.30—Black calf lace shoes, for small toys; heavy, shapely and durable; sizes 9 to 1314. tan and white; in all shoes, with stout welted soles; also somes ‘‘steel-shod’” soles; sizes 9 to 1313. OHN WANAMAKER sions” 11 meas. | HBatterman '} GREAT SHOE SELLING. j To-morrow we offér these Anniversary Specials: $5.00 Dt ES’ Ppa NT) BOYS’ SHOES, tn patent leather, HAND -S ID} calfskin, box calf and vict kid, utton and) 1 1.98 Ss Mh patent ent leather and K LITTLE GENTS’ SPRING HEEL 4. cel € Ties, in vicl kid 3 OXFORD TIES, welted | ANd heel Oxford les. in viel “ tn kld/and pagent leather. | NOTCH LD RES ‘UNTS' SHOES, in all “col-| NT LEATHER RU" 5Oc. to 1.25] SHOES, tn kid and cloth to} AND CHILDREN'S sizes, & to 8, 1 sizes, Sto 10%, 1 sizes, 11 to 2, 1A 1.50 sizer, 2g to 5, 2, 2! cago WOES Green OS Eoted *? CHILDREN’S MILLINERY. STRAW HATS, worth S2.28 to R125, 398 £}: 5 MAT! worth 84.50 DOT .75 t 5 ort 4 Latzes and grades, to 1! variety, 4 ie. to 1:55 for 8: at filers ers 1 HORN FLATS CHILDREN'S WREATHS, a kreat v Children’s Hats trimmed free when materials are purchased here. ko ant haw and ree fn pale. Orange St. and in- . . Ravenel, :¢ Be His New , Work Show Gains | and Passengers Nar- with) : Play. | for the Men. rowly Escape. this elt. with duis tele LONDON, June &—William Paver. wed marked sham will make his devu: as a etar at i ex> Vern the Criterion Thi TH ert ! knows Royal Rival,” the American richta ot! ore rill E which Cha: ohman to-day bos from Lewis Waller. { ‘The latter intended to produce the play himacif tn America tn §: consideration of his selling jgrecd to present Mr. Waller and his! company in America during the Autumn "of 3902, rator, Was = ci to the ratiroad com: juny thousands of |AN RUN OVER BY CAR DIES. ———--- a MATCH PUT TO BARRACKS. |M -» of Volunteers of Conductor In Hel by Mautstrate Wu M to Awalt Injuries, ro. dewtroyed the barracks Charles Burns, forty folunteers of Americ mue, Long Branch, he Building was sold ty the ¥, and purchased by who held a mortgag «years old, of | street dhed at rfgnth ng at & by being run], gar on Mroadway, and Sixty-seventh store on Fourteenth bagement when he heard arry, of No. u 5 res[ Klass. Me rushed up 605 Brosdwa ‘ manded, to. the custody of Uie fF] see a man running with TCE. The y Mn) M of the wv at P| hlavcontin Unie: hern 199 Broadway, near Dey St. “a me of thi i West Talrteenth street the 299 Broadway, near Duane St. “ cornered. He had attempted to « jevese BUI In China. mideneeecon? loot, which conaleted of several pieces of 1197 Broadway, near 28th St. ount von Walder-| CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. June 4-| Plated ware, all valued at $15, in an ash 1361 Broadway, near 36th St. ideparture: trom | wat farmers supposed to be a’ scare. | Darrel,’ : NSS ‘ i Hon’ of crow in'a field rear here proved to be a saga rates Foot oles wer zckerson Only Brooklyn Store, 371 Fultes St.5 . Food, ‘dead Italian, ee hon. A Malte, x “ oe. 66. “Saratoga,” “Newport,” “Kokomo,” Went Book If you don’t know where to spznd your vacation, call at The World’s Vacation Bureau, Broadway and 36th street, where information regarding the various summer re- sorts is distributed free of charge, WHEN SUMME! ‘ERATU! 1s URED BE A e aTAMES [ry 5 \