The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1901, Page 7

EVENING, JUNE 19; 1901: ; ees Che Pure Food Mare. { JH Sale of There can be but one best, and New York’s best 365 Ladies’ Catto od Grocery is here. It is best not only because it confines 3 fe itself absolutely to the pure and reliable qualities; it is made Szzcts, divided into three special lots, at best not only because it affords you greatest selection; 86,75 $9.75 $72,75 it is best not only because it is the /arges/ market in the This sale affords a capital oppor- LANDED GILL. = E city, but it is best pre-eminently because it is conducted = tunity for the purchase of a travel- Coveted 2 Neighbor's , upon a broad gauge plan—in your interest as much as Dollar and Nearly A Wondertul Sate of in ours—because it affords you the choicest that the ling suit at a nominal price, as each suit offered is of double value. The Got a Slab. ‘ markets of the world afford, at lower prices than you z Very Ch owce Leath er Soods. could buy it for elsewhere. For instance: i = . : \ There might have been a murder in Quite unexpectedly one of the largest makers of fine Gens speiialPrune Sate: Ouisecontasiect —¢ ~—/ | |\_stvlles and the materials are the very “Diamond Dan" O'Rourke's whiskey Leather Goods in this country came to us with a flat-footed Preserved Meats and Poultry: Hazel started last Monday, has eclipsed all 9 J ff | \ 1 Id th hout th es a 7 Zs ‘ Potted Chicken and Turkey, made Past; tecorda:yll Ordete /arel) belug< 16 re same we so! roughout the season, eRe ear te proposition to sell out part of his stock on hand at a price! from selected ‘stork and“ delestly Tair ataeesrusputiens oatntaareen oe) (0/4 aie which means the very best and most Tt la not due to lack of effort on the He is too good a merchant to do such a thing without a cone ot for sandwiches, 1b. tir, 23, mais a2d wew again quote: Late, iC/ (ey || \\ successful designs of the year. At tof Michael Gill, twenty-th: ye s i ’ i 4 i > } fi a 4 } \ oe fy aid, of No. zt Warten street, Brooklyn, good and eu ae ibutswe cant Pees is j Atmour'a Boned Chicken oF Turkeys | stewice ‘es sob bores, #115; 10 L the reduced prices the values offered that this same Gill ‘6 not occopying a reason may be. urse we boug: e lot—over A slp Fe Ibs., 41¢.; Ib. 4s cine ie are simply immense. gold lab at the Morgue, To. the gene worth—that, bought in smaller lots and in the regular course Meat A Cees Mat) 14| Reda Bc Peeves Raber, ey = of No. 17 Chrystie street, he owes his of business, would have cost nearer $20,000. There is not Armout's Sliced Breakfast Bacon ot somone See ed | 0: cS; : W. G S., sie Sele nee a another store in America that could profitably undertake Maps 1 es oo At doce 23 | tricia Diack Ghesrieredor., $200; can, 19 ur dhirt-Waitst dales Cornelius McCarthy, “commoner.” of such a GrareaC one ns one of the reasons why these big deals al- ene ae toe cauraaeerenees | Dried Fruit: J. 11, Flickinger'a taaey are ever increasing- already they have reached enor- No. 19 Park Row, came into possession ways cometous. But that’s nothing to you. The thing you #& ‘corn: “Holiday” extra fancy Maine toa'catatib an 23;mous volume—and the season is scarcely open. What f dollar, which h cklessly fl ‘. : . : =) * 4 ID. ‘ ‘ © — le ) othaS doltarsk ich [recier slay Oa are interested in is the plain and blunt fact that there are some } Raby. Comm, awe. cmllky cand tender Figs: An excellent summer breaktast }will they be from now on? + with envy a few of tho remulars of the H $1.18; can, 10,] tish; fancy, Eour|Crown| Smmyras, ties) ; But the styles we show, the variety we show and Ince. 11 ved out the sidewalk. nf, tf Leath { ir {Ib., 103 U f » the: n Blac” ie moved out upon the se $70,000 Worth o er Goods Here sor You Goll Apple: "Rochester Beauty” |... saqitort” pute family Soap, _ {the prices we quote are deserving it. Wile McCarthy was looking skyward to Choose from at Great Savings! peeladteared ant quater Mtiy coe | box of 60 full pourd cakes §2.25; cake, 4 For to-morrow we announce ‘new arrivals” as GIGI made a dive for the dollar. He = > ventert and better than fresh fruit, | @idn't get tt, MeCarthy saw the act The sale is now in progress—in the regular Leather Goods es 2» Wines and Liquors yeledl “Police.” Gill de a dash } Fj . Coa: a Breakfast g ? B -in-Back Waist, -white 1 ith - Meee eee ee cre marin ce store, as well as in tempofary overflow sections arranged for Cocrailc penveneea nutrimentisanl| =” (Gir che gagineuper whlakeys taal 150 eae 2 eee LOO dav i 3 trength- lites, doz., $2.35, . Shgustt = eAy Sitar rn ches eer himicoming an ce it the occasion. to tell the st vA b Ohand Goes ae 20) tennessey Imported Brandy, bot., 1. Chambray Waists, front of %-inch hemstitched simmons h-ook. ill prould vale ore 2 . fe oe Ste 4 tienes o Lene eee 2 Re Coffee: Guadarali brand, es the | Creme de Menthe, large bottle, tucks, in ox and helio, 79 GI struck the gutter with a thud. |W permit only e mention of a few 0: le great values at will greet you WHEN {fie celicate favor of the Java and Perfection Cocktails, all varieties, bot Stri y . , alls, , bot., iped Madras Waists, with white canvas stock He felt {t waa up him to do son you call sound body of the Arabian Mocha, xe s tt 1.00 thing. He tried t tt with aco bb . , ‘A always uniform, $1bs., $1.00; Ib., 34 Getreide Kummel, qt. bot., and tie, at Hone ‘Tho stone went thevush 2 be And please call soon—the best always sells first—and there is never any-Jouses smatiotts stice Lancheon | caaria Part shay, Anglia, Mon \\ pimity Waists, black and white fgures, handkerchief . e 7 Y eper A A lives, sprctal ack . a fine t biateies window, oni te war’ [thing to be gained by delay anyhow. teary © 2 renner logs polar a 79 tion, he retired to deliberate as to Pocket Books, Golf and Coin Purses, ( Chatelaine Bags of genuine seal and} yang: Fancy New York State Pea Califeruia Claret, Zinfandel and’ Bure Black Lawn Waists, with four rows of open em- what should happen to Gill next. combination pocket bolts; purses of /€ at 90. real alligator, chamois ned inside } or Marrow Beans, or Dried Kidney 5 gundy, per gallon, 9Sc., 7Sc. and broidery, at 1.00 Instead of hieing for tall timber Gill kinds, and bill folds in grain leather, ( pocket, covered frames, nickel-plated } Beans, 5 Ibs., 4 * aida very foolish thing. Me went). 7 Oe | real seal, morocco and alligator, also Cog ek and catches, outelde handker-{Tapicca: Fancy Peatl Tapioca, $ibs., 19 Herviace ee Ea ee RDU aE TBE AACE oy back for so8Ee, Tle timate eae arpee 9 + including chatelaine & wise bags, an chief pocket. Tea: Eaual tans pavleeings, Forman old aed < Pepper Whiskey, gal., in black, 5 2 thie ahove' ‘ a enormous quantity; must be seen to 3 5 See ee mandint Ceylon Monticello Rye, gal Lye ere rananinnderaker be appreciated. 125 f Chatelaine Baga of rea eal and mor: jose rah UGH nln ape Calet Ry a fin Gop Sfp hb PEE Nees tia A Piataeere (f Combination Pocket Books in a va- J | pockets, Reavered sramess turned-in of bead on Gill. He thought for a minute, riety of\new and desirable shapes and straps, nickel-plated catches. S. SF 4 < as ff picking out a spot on Gill's car- | Sizes in morocco and walrus grain Black Patent Leather and White} Uummer UTRMUTE ’ d B. r) (67) th ° cass which would be best fitted to re } leather, with outside clasp; included ( Grain Leather Belts, all sizes up to P L. 3 ens an oys OLNtnRGg Seite “ihe leads” The rebeltious Gii|At ¢POe, + inthis lot will be found a large quan-| At Coy 30 inches, covered or nickel For the Porch and Lawn. oon ; ~ f : p> HTurnickey, thought better of the mat- 4 | tity of men's goods, such as Card | buckles. As a result of the study and attention we are giv-jcontinues merrily on. Never before did we know of teriand (fred:a/ cOUpIO of anos TES Cases, Bill Folders, Letter Cases, ( ack Patent Leather Belts, {; i i ‘ 3 such selling—but never before did we offer such values the floor. Gill fell, howling that he was Narrow Blac! Wing to the production of sensible, appropriate Summer}*! Naot _ gabled saj naan reed Pass Cases, etc. rey TS | lined and stitched; covered, nickel °"ffurnitu re, we are enabled to offer you these splendid either. Manufacturers keep on bringing in clothing 3 enfant Ration, Rapiened In and got the dombination Pocket Books, all leather, Coy > Been er alckel bickles, " Svalues: they would like to exchange foriceady cash—and thus ult, dead (7). The suddenness, with leathi d coli tment, in real \ e 2 ontinue—for the time being— Uhleh the came to lite "Beary" eal be He col come pate sterling { 2,500 Leather Belts, all shapes and! age Porch Rocker, solid oak frame, broad arm, double-woven splint (We are) enabled to.con hi tand g—the sale Tent Pan really wonderful “At W Se. silver corners; in this lot also will be styles, in black and white grain seqt, formerly on sale at $1.75; priced for to-morrow at gs: that will for many mote s stand unequalled—un- with Mecar : tind he doa. nee way found Card¥and RLettery Caseny ie Bu At PPy 1 eaaae Pa reacncheateets feelad Porch Rocker, without arms, double-woven splint seat, very strong, rivalled! Don t youjneed anew, suit—or a new pair of ——T Books, Bill Folds, Pass Cases, etc., Coy grain and black p i formerly on sale at 9Sc.; special to-morrow at trousers? And if you do, can you purchase anywhere | ing the newest styles in bodice and yj iP 65 ’ all of fine quality. | “Dip" effects, up to 36 inches long. {Porch Chair, double-woven splint seat, solid oak frame; formerly on near as advantageously at other stores? Just see for 6 Combination Pocket Booksiot real Collapsible Drinking Cups in leather cases; at 19} sale on en fetes at a aces ; 60} yourself ! Hligats jeathe: d jac finish, heavy maple frame, well braced, comfort- : ne ISe. Led d tinea choice “ot several ates, ‘with | ee ie J ee is eae g brush, 45 He andl durable; formerly on sale at "53.75; special to-morrow at 1.95 MEN’S CLOTHING. heavy stealing silver corners. ot eee ee ee RTeraukrat aa * 75} Rustic Lawn Settees, formerly on sale at $6.75; special to-morrow I. for Suits Worth 16.50 and 18.00. comb, nail and tooth brush, at 4&c. and ustic . ly 75; , 50 for 50 4 00. Chatelaine Bags and Wrist Bags, in at 25 Spring and Summer Suits, made of ‘choicest worsted cheviots, home- \ RECORD FAILS. real black | } alligator, colored | Drinking Flasks at S0c., gece’ 95 Rustic Lawn Arm Chairs, formerly on sale at $5.00; special for to- spuns, tweeds aud imported dark-stripe effects, newest designs, perfect ! 4 at 4Se. rr eee and” gray suede: aalbather sole leather, 19¢., 25c. and 39} morrow at ; 3.00 workmanship, superior trimmings. , lined, inside pocket, covered book and | heavy sole leather, 45¢., 65¢., 75} Rustic Lawn Tables, oblong or square; formerly on sale at $5.00; spe- : --~- Deutschland Did Not ( and stitched straps or nickel-plated <i 01 and Swivel Straps, 25¢. atid 39} cial to-morrow at : **P* 3.00} 7-90 for Suits Worth 12.00 and 14.00. chain and frame. as Rustic Flower Stands; formerly on sale at $2.00; special to-morrow Not as fine as the above, of course, but comprising, nevertheless, all sorts Equal Her Fastest a : nae 1.00 of high-grade, stricly all-wool fabrics, including some choice Indigo-Blue Ocean Time. & patna Serge Suits that are simply wonderful valucs at the price quoted for them. Summer Upholstery Straw Matting Remnants ~~~ | 5. 5Q for Suits Worth 8.00 and 10.00. PLYMOUTH, June 19.—The Hamburg- 4 SG Fu 4 How is that for a Bargain! What's $5.50 for a whole suit of clothes? ‘American Line steamer Deutschland. ar- CG. fore in lengths of from 5 to 20 yards Cut dass and Fine China. Coat, vest, trousers, and a good suit at that. You can choose of cheviots, rived here at S15 A. M, tovlay. She OMTOTES. at half regular prices. ial selecti t atl duced pri f cassimeres, stripe flannels and other materials, and you can take owe, : O52 days, 1h : Special selections, at greatly reduced prices for cere aera’ an averse anecd of Good taste and judgment will enable} A ‘‘seldom chance’? to get cool Summer} wednesday’s selling: word for it they are made up good enough for anybody to wear. a, Mer daily vere 449, 640, 512, | YOU to impart an alr OF coolness an " CUT GLASS. i DINNER WARE. ‘ 5 OU, To uni i knots, none or which eavals| beauty to the interior of your. Summerjhave to pay for them at any other time. ‘cusry tray, rich design, elsewhere | Dinner Set, 102, plecen ery chy These are hot-weather Suits—only Coats and Trousers, made of eholce J See ee ea sa Xugeat{Home, and at a very reasonable cost—if}so Remnants of Mattings, regularly worth 186. © aaa ed cream, age lt, very sch 3.75 | Seearates ; ano cee in Striped Flannels and Cheviots, “very light weights—will keep Masten i ig yard, at, per yd. elsewhere $0.59; here at 4.75 Dinner Set, 102 , ich t Ce ES ert ime poo make) your, ‘selections’ at’ The_ Big jyers) ets ae fee Teenie 20a sass eeraa ea re decorated, fine tha Austrian. ching; 7,00 for Trousers worth 2.00 and 2.25. Cee ee eeeeae gan | Store. -See what really remarkable values }45 Remnants of Mattinge, regularly © 4 ¢y$ Spon, Teay, very fancy, deep cuttings, - | gpecal at 13.50) 4+ } =| : : i : yard, at, per yd., closwhere $4.50; hete al 7 E ‘We had an even thousand pairs to begin with—perhaps the last 1,008 ciated Press that he had never sald his] We Will offer to-morrow: , Dinner Set, 112 pieces, very richly dec- 2 vessel would cover the dirt Inside : 75 Remnants of Mattings, regularly worth 25c. a Nappie, -in. size, with handle, very otated in {wo colors and gold traced, + we'll ever be able to offer at such a low price -Worsteds and Cassimeres, of five days, Nb special effort to at-|Cool Cross Stripe Custaiss— Light grounds, with ocaratnpariyae ‘ 1214 ferry se design; elsewhere $2.25; | finest English porcelain; special 15.00 a hundred patterns to choose from—and just think of it—1.00! tain high ed ade. dainty colored stripes, also Oriental colorings; regu- Samples ation _ Sa | SEM Wevarcatnee lank her wicleli haat Tac lar $3.00 grades at, per pair, e 1.95100 Remnants ot Mattings, regularly worth 30c. a 15 Joga, arkeand. shape, jn theess es OF cry fe OED SETS. 23. OO tor Trousers worth 5.00 oe Lo. ae yard, at, per yd., nant : ot act are pvery, Dress Trousers— perfect in every wey —-made of imported through-an vorable to a fast passage. On the first Gay out a light southeast wind. wax|COol Cross Stripe.Curtains—Handsome goods, blowing and) the sea was smooth, | Wlar $4.85 values, at, per pair, TABLE GLASSWARE. ne 3.653200 Remnants of Mattings, regularly worth 3fc. a 171; {water Tumblers, best cyetal elas Hara dereny rere irelpee hd S through Worsted, best of Cassimeres, choicest of Tweeds—we have | larly sold at $6.00; special at 4.50 sf Ss u never seen their like at any such price! Have you? F ents d., 19 | Toilet Set, 9 pieces, very handsome! During ithe yt strong, west- | Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, with fine laces and cord yard, at, per y' por dozen, +9 pleces, very y 8, wind te Techie de, 8? Ge lappiique designs; regularly worth $7.50. and $6 < {200 Remnants of Mattings, regulary worth 40c, «99 {Way Tuntlewfeeimantimagiet, Gta a meet 2.75 BOYS’ CLOTHING. paste fo treat winds an merle seas | per pair; a choice to-morrow for »75iyard, at, per yd., ib designs, per doren at ‘ 53 tnsement’ | 5 Qo, for Boys’ 1.00 Wash Suits. a 0 * Atiempt at record orenking. =" | Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, excellent $5 and $5.50 , 9. 100 Remnants of Mattings regularly worth 45c. 045 | 7 What does it first pay—the cloth, the cutting, the making, the trime — Ss values, at o yard, at, per yd., 4, R Vf . 2 ming, our profit or what—these five little dimes that will purchase a suit, ZEAL LED TO INJURY. Tapeatry Covered Pillows, 24 inches square, with 500 yards of Fibre Matting, worth 6c. a yard reg- 30 (4) wUgera Ors. ‘Of clothes for your youngster to romp about in? Materials are crashee 9 1 t h, ularly, on sale to-morrow at, per yar ; A i io} d ducks, plain as well etty color effects, sailor and blouse styles, bree alah eet ated zane re. banlesonte ees high, 3 fold, with ee and Japanese Mattings in 40-yard rolls at{.. A good refrigerator wal Savejits priging! oe any, a see rears pitied par tealaleehiicad eaten Pare best silkoline fillings, worth one-half more than prices thatare fully one thied| less than those asked else- pati oven theo oe nced or ny fd ode to{ Z,.25 for Boys’ 2.50 Wool Suits. sack, N. J.. {a in the hospital at that | these special prices; each, $2.45 and 1.95 s where for goods of equal quality. See p & 8 Pleasing patterns in cassimeres, strongly put together. To.see them. (Taint Floor, Frosty i : be the best on the market at anywhere near the prices will be to buy them. They run in sizes for boys from 6'to 15 years eld, place with his left arm broken and his/S.Pjece Slip Covers, made of the best Jacquard pony, eibadly eelleed erhey feliceniath linen, bound with shrunk wool binding; 13 yards Clearance Sale of we ask for them. They are all charcoal filled, with and are remarkably cheap indeed at 1.25. ~ ; Narrowly encaped being killed, (Of material allowed in the making; regularly : hardwood frames and zinclinings. They have a perfect} 9 <7 for Boys’ Fine Serge Suits anntdea yen Noy sanz three Aauep on worth $20.00; for 9.75! Sereen Doors & Window Screens} air circulation, are easy to clean, and are great savers}<* von can't tale a rmidtake on theselfine'Serge Suite, Cutlin the) proper! characters going toward Fairmont, halt Bamboo Pp orale best quailty, imadeiof Protect your homes against the inva-jof ice. For to-morrow we offer these sizes and prices: sailor blouse style, as well as in double-breasted tashiesse made ot fat 2 7 ‘ i i i sts i color indigo blue serge. Blouse Suits coming in navy, red, brown if and prices as follows: sion of flies, mosquitoes and other pe: 1 by wie rane aliciahy Price light blue, for boys 3 to 12 years old; and you can’t equal them any- ar: 4-ft. wide by B-ft. j12-ft, wide by B-ft by putting up good Screen Doors an Ho Diet sue eS Res where for lees than 4.00 to-4.90. pe | drop 55 | drop, 1.60} Window Screens for the summer season.; 35 Oe as 15 35 67S o-ft. wide by 8-ft. bir erin ahea ah Now’s the time to do it, and this special 461 231; 20 02 16.50 Ay 5 drop, CUE hala) th sale will enable you to get them at a} +40 25 By 50 17.50 (Lverware, } ee Tt. wide by Eft | drop, 1 ee f 436 25 19 40 14.00 , : : aa SEVENTH TO FIGHT ITSELF. |arop, EOS ror wiacteyr1octe great saving In price. (eu) ) The kind that will wear well and give general Py b-ft. wide by Bit. atop, 1,654Sereen Doors, of hardwood, painted, strongly _ isatisfaction—handsome in design and extremely low in pian am! arop, LES tse ‘ made; a choice of 5 sizes, regularly worth 90c.; 60 : - A price BERS K 11! 10-ft. wide by 8-ft. 12-ft wide by, 10-tt. Sach cop more om Cor . Infants and Caddren Ss Wear. Sterling Silver Teaspoons, handsome funcy patterns, sct of 6, in white the Seventh Regi: ei pp xoon | drop, 1.30 drop, ©, Screen Doors, of natural wood, varnished, regu- i f . leatherette case, for < 3.50 Re et Ha "I Cottage Rods, 4-ft. long, in oak or cherry finish, larly worth $1.10; to be closed out at 80 Summer styles and comforts in little folks’ gar- stra tear va ane Ue TE Geer with fixtures, each, 4 10}screen Doors, of natural wood, strongly mor- ments at prices far below those of the exclusive chil-{ Candelabra, S tights, quadruple plated and nighiy polisies, reau"'y 3,50 yore nee $1 0: ae nee ain aR onesie 1.o0{aten's outfitter. Berry Bow], quadruple plated, gold lined and highly polished, reg- Ss ae Seer ace rea 2 i todanlect *" }nfants! Cambric Slips, with tucks.and ruffles, at 19} ularly worth $2.25; here to-morrow for 1.25 Ke A Li ad th Fee gee ty tonveaiowat: Siv60} tormsesTow's Infants' Nainsook Dresses, long and short yoke and skirt, trimmed Pepper and Salts, of glass with silver-plated tops. salts have granu- BOs or the awn an e closing price only zs 1.15$ with embroidery and hemstitching, at ‘ 69} inter inside; ere to-morrow at, each, aR eer 10 1 Flanagan tropay toemuorrows os fOr 'he House Black Window Screens, well sande Ten strong; bes Nainsook Gowns, 6 months to 2 years, open front, lace trim- 20} ae st e formerly on sale at from SOc. to $1.50 apiece, ned, DF ‘i PUGH MUST DIE IN CHAIR. | ; oe es according to size; a choice to-morrow for only 253 children's Muslin Drawers, embroidery or lace trimmed, 1 to 8 years, Ohe Ftayes Dental Assn. ne.) Zins ; Special Prices for Thursday. nascent Yat 23 famremeure inte tie * Convietion| Lawn Mowers, high grade, 14-in., to-morrow at =2,15, c ; Children’s Caps of fine lawn, tucked or hemstitched, French or fancy Offers the very best dentistry at special summer prices. Operating rooms rderer, Canal Barrows, maie of prienin to-morrow at 12, 00 Sramed Pioturas for l, 00. style, at ; 29} are cool, airy and light. Every privacy and refinement of the dental prac- of Kings! id 4 1.45; jal offering that will bl , tice strictly observed. Short sittings for business people. A specialist to County. y that the |Hose Reels: A special lot, made of hardwood, A special offering that will enable yous children's Red Hats, worth up to $2.00, reduced to 983 attend to children. Painless extraction by the Hayes method. Qur Un- : Cour: of Appeals had attirmed the con- | worth 75¢,, to-morrow at 45}to add a few more good pictures to your} children's Red Hats, value above $2.50, reduced to 1,5Ofequalled Special Plate, $8.00, All instruments thoroughly sterilized, a eee a a eee enor ae Lawn Sprinklers, with 3 brass arms; to-morrow at collection ata trifling cost: Children's Quilted Bits, lace trimmed, at 18 Stalled workans Ps Our success—-your guarantee. Examination free. f 7: be regencenced next w $ §00 Colored Prints, all popular subjects, in figure Uscond Umar Centre OiBL Uy reed emehe eon * i “Pugh iilied John Tletjen, a walter In Galvanized)Retrigerator Fans at 1Cc- and 22} pieces, reproductions of famous water colors, fitted in aj ~~~ 0 the periauniny Comins Rultun) streets Sad Iron Heaters, to be used on oil, gas and gaso- }Nandeome gilt frame, with Jarge gilt corners, size 20x24 . te 3 vi menl'the’ colored “man refused to ‘pap ine stoves, to-morrow at 30} inches; sold elsewhere as bargains" for $2.00. ' V4 oged- ooper On~ , ; p - for ‘ Gasement.) (Third Floor, Centred BSN Mae \ cy ‘ :