The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1901, Page 3

UG & a ¢ \ THE WORID: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 19012 BUT BRIEF SURCEASE FROM | Si LABOR HAS FACTORY GIRL. your choice at :|the 10 4 years, at >| light and dark, deep trimmed, at close, at Work Is Crowded Even, Into the Sunday of; Dora Traub, but She’ Enjoys the Luxury of business of any am a Change. ment store in the for instance: HOW DORA TRAUB SPENDS SUNDAY. Rines at 8 o'clock. Does the housework until noon. Cookn dinner. Sews unt!l 6 o'clock. Prepares supper. Dresses and alts at tho door of her home until 10 o'clock. pertn-e-enen 0-0 eet tn tenement tn tetnte Sunday as passed by Dora Traut, one of the striking gar-, with fine qi apd 4, a pair, every pair guaranteed, 4, palr, ton, ail colors, per pair, colors, a pair, men kers, daslite) labors of Or LEO DOOOOOO000 *DOOCODOANSHECOES all letters, a dozen spools for 193 a Ealmon: Hume's Alaska Rei Salmon, 9 itsow but in performing the. oat. ot. :. a at eatentt es astestenten’ p .. p 2 Pearl Lace Pins, best quatity, a doz. for 5 . Se 1-lb. can, alehemfovalithe luxury aa taa picnics jaa hia qaea aii samp esa ae Tee A | Tanai Shon Lacs acne aad 1 Sriday and Vaturday Sean: New York State Pea or Mae reer sleeping iareand ot mak GIRL GARMENT WORKER'S ¢ (3. | aeeniia te ure oe * k . 2 ¥ Ce ina Ri 2 i. . Tea: Exceptionally ood fray rantTe CE TO ot led etala Aaa bee 4 [2etShoe Pollan and Paste, per bottle,” § so as not to disappoint any one. If you want a new suit, Hehatcma, Green, Black oF Beste i Ly es x IDEAS OF AMUSEMENT. ¢ ee speak now or hold us blameless. Pre ei pee, But there is plenty housewor!i ee Oe . Oa Hibs phnest4 tor meals to cook, and in the . D ’ ’ at Ab. pkges, 4 for 25. artes there i. “I don't know what the other theatres are like. I've been to the Thalia. Wines & Liguors. Mensa State: erseane omnes Menien gs: Syate Rice: Choice Flint Head Ries, 4 !b., D ciorod eawitg: ening is|-¢ Ain't they just the same? Doe Slsutvaj ae conic vanalcens umme 1 on 6. IS p 3. OO Asparazus T ps: Coopst's Tendir Jor the only period inthe week tha T ain't crossed on the ferry for a long time; I have done $t, though. blood-maker, doz.. sale at for sey Tips, cin, 10 “Yes; I'd ke to go Off on the cars; but, of course, not far. . ipa ——_—- = Succo‘ash: ‘*Orange Blos om" fancy “Manhattan Beach and Brighton? I don't know much about them California Claret, gal., 9 5 5 Maine Su:cotash, coz. $1.05, can, 9 ting on the stoop of her Chrystie). riaces. as PTR eto Men’s Flannel Coats |All our Boys’ Washable ara Water Rael Raes 3 street home. macThe, thine we all of us most want 12 tho same hourn wo'vo been and Trousers, worth up |Suits, sizes 3 to 8, now Poy Oc EE ete Cie ls “Te st wasn't for Sunday,” says Dora feleietefetntefeiietetoieteiet co eich fest Ghd UID ie to $7, now for id | for Plakles: wilanst") omall, Gherkias f z Jefe Peteieleleleteler-iefeleler ter ‘. + 1.50; bot., | i eS (sour or sweet Midgets), toz. 2: ‘Traub, “I guess we'd all been crazy by a mloininlelafainiojajnfofofelalulolaialeinlefelelefel- ‘ now.” “ Dora Traub site nearly every Eunday | sho explained, “ts the mame houra we've Pepper Whiskey, bot., so Sa * ‘ Coltee: Fieah fossted Bourden Santor, 1 Sunday morning Dora Traub sleeps | *sihndy. could say te was’ wrong,’ | “dundey evening ends at 10 o'clock itke | OM Crow Whiskey, bot., 60 We sha’n’t go into details this time. Come and see S tks. 7Oe5 thay ety 8 until 8 o'clock. Usually on, Saturday what other timo have I got? rest, excepting Saturday; and * 7 A Chocolate: sl"’ Cara:as Chozolate, Ment] her twalk’ ont Chryatiolacrsstior etn fon ot the fay tn the | St nt ‘elgcks the weak. begine | Mt Vernon Rye Whiskey, full qt. bot 75 the suits. You'll admit them—one and all—to be the great- splendid for mak ng ton tere, fotze of whatev. ting she has had Insts late: i a 1) all over’again, with each day like every . za A drinking pur;cses Rumi ioferclockea Btie) tasi brea easel bee Spa while, Bometimes as she! other day. Isiah & Scotch Whiskey, gal., 3.00;bot., 65 est clothing values that ever happened. Frones: Chiice meaty Santa Clara tween # and 9 o'clock, und then takes : whom she: knows pass and Object to Longer Nours, Monongahela Rye Whiskey, gal., 2.35 {Pr Pano : 25 esponalbility of the Sun- routalde eu ut she) usually: sews) on |c.Tholetors\o factory giris’ empl Figs: Fancy Fo:r Crown Smyma caps NGueeork CE CrarayE mere) mathere | Rie, Mcnally seis wiae sumac ways [S210 rernlee cm to be at thelr work | Monticello Rye Whiskey, gal., 2.85 Figs, Ib, 10 shoulders. For Sunday ts also the only | Dora ‘Traub, with mother most] ¢ summer and leav day her mother has to rest. often, We take a walk.” “But I don't mind doin’ housework, Sometimes a ‘Trolley Ride. re nor anything, #o's I don’t have to hur- sional Sunday afternoon trolley ry," says the girl. are to be teckoned, but these are often to be ‘The leisurely washing of dishes, softer sweeping of floors and making of beds ne waually, | Do on Sunday mornings Is therefore looked cold upon as a sort of luxury of change from asa raly con ec calwayance the rest of the week. This occupies|oniy Ume fn the whole week most of the forenoon, and then Dora praul) doe: Traub prepares dinner. than the attempt pos ne o Res also, led to the trouble which (iin the strike. The jealousy with Taub, "Ed have to rt tdo the marketing then, itd be consists of a bit of nd coffeo—al way; he done when we got out. in’ to _Kive ft that Ia the| the day’ when Dora] ain't will she sits tely do- 5 the |of it, Christe street on Sunday night which the range !s already cooking the! | PE tum Che stie street ion! sundays So | pot-roast for dinner, the task of pre- | roarfous and the excitement. ts consid- eka i limitiher Ganda on Sunday night. People come and ‘The Sunday dinner ts lttle different from the supper of other days of the | shire are some of the apestions at week, It consists of sdup made from} Dora ‘Traub was asked and. her a’ 50 inches high, the meat left from the ing day, | ewers: N hes d ate: t, pO ad and 'o. 450, 37 inches wide, 22 inches deep, ebiree, "Sometinien there’ ta able or | | Meanuren she Would tte, + (See Below.) 51 inches high, at 22.00 bit of fruit. “ H Uk. 0 wna - At the Needle ot a fo erelotitn enirestei nn c No. 436, 29 inches wide, 19 inches deep, asked Dora what those theatres. ‘ x Avd all the of jon't | Why Use Cream with Your +t| 46 inches high, sows. Work for h | Grape-Nuts? { a shirt waists | 7 , . y Are ‘. =e with cuck ‘ a kee ee many v ‘ yer ren " we ft, The ica] ythe paper when T AN OILY HABIT, ke her hands, ? f er cross on the ferry#™ ‘There are people who beco: or. two yea ‘ as i sec i e me un- skirts, mending aid stim, have, thou, consciously addicted to the butter to, and her darnin; i mio has Hy t 14 hor work ott ag exquixitels ajeeves In th ‘The sun atreet to go to Manhattan! habit; that fs to : ter and gradually as the months go by they like but- a little more » Until they find they have consumed, each meal, quite about much them rem MYSTERY OF A COUPLE. am May Del Jneotn H “ This undigested substance causes Missing Mane nnd W Identified ty (Byecial wo Thy b OHATHAM, Heved, that t2 in Lake Queee! pn Haw Despoller arrested) and trouble with the bowels, Blue Flame Wick ly cut-down the allowance of butter, a {and for two or three nights sup near- ly uw quart of very hot water just|Model Gas Cooking before going to bed. This came; orci licen pen out the stomach and bowels und | special as 7.00 takes Rintutt stent gives them renewed vitality. ‘Then | Pes! tomorrow at Pittsfield, box « the met Me-| the person shotld, for a few morn- | Iron Ovens to fit Gas or Oil Stoves lar to those aan the Is nd'wits seeing | ings at least, rely on good, rich |at 80 the man and wot roposed me of dice | cream, with Grape-Nuts, for break- couple waosae ds ucobson won, °°] fast, letting out the butter altogoth- |Z! Ovens to fit Gas or Ol! Stoves, 60 fe with theirs. san lag na for. money. er. The cream gives all the fat |4t "The bonbon box found in the voat was! and it 1. ite. called m fer, TH cman and McDermott svaa arreated. | 2eeded. Hot Plate Gas Stove, marked "Dr. enya e ieeatiela Grape-Nuts and cream. furnish ldentity of the two aad. thelr ‘vtrang ney: was found jn BI ; n. an fale are atid eavelopedin inystery, fe atraror escapes Peet ideal portion, of any, breakfast, Hot Plate Gas Stove, Fancy Drews Shields, double lity rainsook, sizes 2, 3 Hose Supporters, to attach on front of corset, four elastic straps, rubber but- Side Supporters, fancy frilled clastic rubber button, satin ribbon tows, all Hand-Sewing Silk, black, best quality, and Prose Who alt on thelr doorateps | a. | and galvanized shelves. rorarocsomoror the gpeations about | ¥ H I NT No. 458, 25 inches wide, 19 inches deep, . more or less catarrh of the stomach STOVES. ‘The remedy, of course, 4s to large- |three-burner style, regularly sold at $9.00; special to-morrow at 6.00 ishes | boiler attachment and large oven. OPER ONT LTE. eit ova MORSE Women’s Summer Underwear Radically Reduced. ; Hundreds of dozens of Women’s superior, y,,; Swiss Ribbed Vests to be sold out to-morrow, The percentage of Thursday's sales will Le divided between at next to nothing prices. 5 One lot of women’s 2Sc. and 3Sc. Vests, Swi silk trimmed, plain or fancy colors; One lot of women's S(c. Vests, Swiss ribbed, lace or silk trimmed, colors biue, pink, heliotrope, white and cream; ribbed and your choice at quick. The sale takes place to-mor-} ~~~ row as follows: Hoys' Night Shirts, of fine | Children's Cambric Gowna, fl mustin, with feather stitch with hemstitched tucked yoke, trimming, 4 to 12 y1s., at 38 2to12 yrs, at ®) | Childrep's Linen Sailor Suits Children’s Mexican Duck Hate, ‘I very fine quality, trimmed in white with blue cords, at with red or blue duck, sizes 2 Children’s Caps, full ruche 1.75 | style, s:nall sizes, at Women’s Wrappers. What woman has too many wrappers? jedyment shou dé not be inventoried. It stands to reason that, flounce on skirt and waist, neatly Women's Bicycle Bloomers of brilliantine, brown ond black only, superior in style, fit and finish; special to Yotrons. We do concededly the largest nction goods or depart- because we sell the best of everything for less than equal quality can be bought for elsewhere. Look at these, Popular Dress Shields, double covered, “*!for comfort and health—at prices that are pra ity positively unrivalled. ‘A morning of housework tn a room in |ing nothing and enjoying avery: minute be eieleleetel REFRIGERATORS. Model 1901 hardwood, with charcoal filled re- paring the dinner and clearing tho |ered well worth watching. If anybody | A BU I I E movable walls and cleanable flues and waste table and washing tho dishes afterward | haen't been outside through the week pipes, solid brass locks and hinges, zinc lined 11.50 13.00 ELECTRIC FANS, The Paragon Electric Fan, suitable for a direct current of from 110 to 118 volts, has 12-inch solid brass blades ond guards, complete with wire and plug attachment ; fully guaranteed; special at 12.00 WINDOW SCREENS, The adjustable sort, to-morrow at - LAWN MOWERS, Se ———— a quantity of fat that they have not | The 12-inch size, to-morrow for CONEY COST HIM $130, vitallty enough to properly digest. The 14-inch size, to-morrow for (Oil) Stove, Range, with 2-burner style, to-morrow at 3-burner atyle, to-morrow at ea ee AQITY ITSELF @ Ohe Annual Charities Reneht Sale. Once every year, in the month of July, we donate a certain “~~~ } percentage of a week's gross sales to charities that in our hum- ble opinion are performing commendable work and in which we take a personal interest. The percenta’e of Monday's sales will go to the New York $Herald Free Ice Fund $ The pe re of Tuesday's sales will go to the Nazareth Day Wursery, The percentage of Wednesday's sales will go to the New < Tribune Fresh Atr Fund, {the Jersey Ci Journal and Newark News Fresh Air Fins; yang it is gy ying to state that, the sales of each of these 4 15 {days having been in excess of last year, each of the S charities named will receive a larger amount than !ast year. The per- centage of to-morrow's sales will go to 25 Che Yow Yor World's Sick Ratios’ Fund, and we hope that the results achieved will again prove larger Misses , a CAdtdren "$s Wear on the corresponding day last year. For reasons of our own we desire to ciose out a few special lots of merchandise in our’ Misses’ and Children’s Wear Departments} the My so quickly we have cut the prices to}can re-dily cee Ly reading the details followirg : {Wi You Aid a Worthy Charity, i By Trading Here To-Morrow? «We are making specitl efforts-- offering great inducements in order to force sales to the highest attainable point---as you Ghe Semi-Annual a Stock Correcting Sale in progress this week affords buying and money-saving oppor- tunities that even this store can afford to offer but once in six months. As explained intore, we carry no goods from season to feason. Prior to stock takings (Auy. J and Jen. 1) we sell out -—be the loss w:rat it may—-all Icts of merchend’s> that in our 25 $in a business running up into the millions annually, errors should What woman has ever bought good wrappers screep in, and these we correct twice a year. Expensive as it at these prices? Women's. Wrappers in lawn and percale, full founced skirts and trimmed waists, at Women's Wrappers of lawn in very pretty patterns, }may seem to do it-- for we take great lo cexpensive still in the long run not to do it. 55} _ But please do not judge the acop2 of the sale by the extent ie our advertisements. We d) not print one bargain in twenty —-it would be more -~-why should we? People know all abcut this sale--we have 88 had eight or nine of them already---and the mere announcement sof t crowds the store. Come, and come at once. You'll not regret it. You'll find bargains galore on every one of our five greqt relling floors--bargains that we are proud to offer---bar- 1.50} gains that you will be glad to buy ! Ohe Clearance Sale in the © prance 0 Fy on Saturdays ast, and we do it pers. e Fish: Fancy tender Chicken Halibut Steaks, Ib., 12 Clothing Store oe E a Choice Butter Fish or Weakfish, Ib., 5 exetod is about to come toa close. Not that you have had enough; Meat: tindquarters choice Canada 2 on the contrary, the demand seems to be growing as the sale asealGe Piney iene comes 13 sites 2, 3 and proceeds. But we have just about sold all the suits that we Gems (Cantaloupe), cack, 5 u care to lose monéy on, our stock is down to where we wanted in mostra, ge etna dor anes Es ‘ : : cans, Ba it to be, and so your opportunity to get superior Summer Parfitt PUI SPEDE z Suits at bargain prices must come to an end. conked, split and spiced, Ib., 5 ‘ ‘Lea Colombiennea"’ Import:d Sar- 19 dines, packed in pure oil, ‘ss, key We Wilt Continue the Sale, However, for pane \deas, SETS easy 1s Hot Weather Comforts. | 52.00, $2.50 and $3.00 $ FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND MISSES T Our Housefurnishing Goods Department) O/00S and Oxfords, I Se 3; |submits for to-morrow a special list of attrac- Here's a sale that’s simply wonderful---$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes for ninety-elght cents-—and what is more, the Shoes are stylish, perfect, without a flaw or blemish, and come in all sizes. Women's $3.00 Tan lace Shoes, all sizes, in A, B and C widths, Women's $2.00 Oxford Ties, in tan and black, all sizes, Your An’ at night ithe best part o* | tions—the very things most needed just dow | Namen A t choi Women's $2.00 Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes, all/ o¢ Ant sizes, there Boy's $2.00 Shoes in tan and black, sizes up to 544, at Misses’ and Children's Sandals in tan, black and patent leather; also, Misses' and Children's Oxfords, former prices $1.25 to $2.00, Phenomenal Crgar Values For Friday and Saturday. In order to effect a quick clearance we will place on sale 300 BOXES OF HIGH GRADE CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS, con- sisting of various brands, some of which we do not carry regu- (larly in stock, made of the finest selection of Havana tobacco, 10 {strictly Cuban work, in assorted sizes, such as Conchas, Pane- telas, Puritanos, Rothschilds and other desirable shapes. Ac- tual values ranging from $7.00 to $10.00 per 100, 2.00} White the lot lasts we offer you choice of any size 2.25)" lesa than the actual cost of material. A box 2,30, } Other special offers for to-morrow are This is the time of the vear when you Men's $2.00 Linen Lace Shoes, with leather soles, all sizes, \98; Won's 1.00 and 1.50 Wegtigee Shirts at 65 / We will sell to-morrow at 65c. each better and handsomer negligee shirts than any store in New York has ever sold at such a price. They are made of the finest of woven Madras cloths, with attached link cuffs to match, in dozens of beantiful patterns. Every shirt is perfect as to fit and workmanship, and we haveall sizes in almost cvery pattern. But don’t war oo long. Such values do not remain here very long. Mon’s 50c., 75c. cad 7.00 | Balbriggan Underwear at SS It’s a clearance sale--a peremptory clearing out of about 325 {dozen of men’s superior imported and domestic Balbriggan under- } wear, fitted with finest of pearl buttons and well made through- out. Choose of them all to-morrow at the Jowest price ever heard of for such quality--thirty five cents! Corset Covers. need more corset covers than ever. Is it not a welcome opportunity to be able to buy good ones at these prices ? Women's Corset Covers of muslin end cambric, high and low neck; special for Friday, at % Women's Corset Covers, cambric or muslin, lace trimmed, three only to a customer, at 19 Women's Cambric Corset Covers, lace and embroidery trimmed, real SOc. values, at 29 Women's Cambric Corset Covers, clatorately trimmed with lace insertion and edging, at 39 Your Chorce of All Our Boys’ T5 and Children’s Straw Kats, Every style, every make, every braid, every size—some of all kinds you ever saw or heard of. None reserved; all to go now at Fitteen Cents Each. Sroceries. Leather Bags, Dress Suit Cases, Celescope Cases =) and Other Things for Tcurists. The extremely kot weather makes the usus! outflux of peo ple from New York to the many delightful Summer resorts that surround it heavier this year than for many seasons fast, and our business in tourist goods shows a correspcnding increase. We have just what you want, be that want \: hat it may, for we carry the largest variety of travellers’ goods to be found in any one store in America—-and whatever ycu will buy here you will buy for ‘ess than you could elsewhere. These are examples : Chestnut or Olive Color Leather Clad Bags, muslin lied, nickel-plated lock and catches, full cut bags— cm M4in, 1Stn. 16in, 17in, 18 ie, 90 95 98 93 98 Deep Oxford Shape Lea’ Bags, olive Wcolor, muslia lined, plated lock and catches i4in, ois. Tim, 18 im 135 1.65 1.75 195 monkey grain, muslin plated lock ard catches, 2 Russet Leather Dreas Suit C. musiin lined, leather-coveted stitched hanale, brass-plated | catches, 24 ip 2.45 Genuine heavy Cowhide Dress Suit C. jb tines and Waterproof Tele- scope made of Fib: color, with two or three heavy le Nickel Plat- e4 Collapai- J bie Drinking - = (straps, Cups, choice = Benefactor Cigar, box of 50, PEERY! An. 16 tn, 18 in, 20 tn, ot Evo sizes (hu Simpatica, Clear Hayana Conchas Especiales, box of 2 5 90 10 1.20 1.50 poe ae 19 yf jee ry 2 26 > Nickel Plate {Reina Viola, Conchas Perfectos, box of 50, 2.25; 2" gue 2013. ed Collapsible D ; cure {Flor de Alboni, Specials, box of 30, 1.75} 1.70 1.60 2:10 | genulae| alligator andiother style ic $ e' 2 of 50 ( Brown Canvas Telescope Cases, mus- let Ci A HOO UE TEL 1.70 (ie \ineds Teather tound all aroucd, Rolkupizelt Pere per {Lucke's Import Cigar, box cf 50, 1.50 }neavy leather straps and protected raterrtonls tit es ti Daily Edition Extras, box of 50, LEDS }Scumnctet atyies deans eines ie ayleniatea hata 89 and:75 tu o Key West Extras, box of 50, 1.00 $ Deep shape and suit case shape: Dutractive: 20in. 22in, 24in. 26 in. | Lucke's Rolled Cigar, box of £0, 85 Mail Orders Filled, i 270-240 «2602.85,