The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1902, Page 7

i THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING; MAY 16, 1902, EEG ORR SIGH A HOLIDRY TREAT. VATU To UND ore TT NT Potatoes Excursion That Insures Pleasure Galore for a Total Fare of 30 Cents—|Figure of Frederick the Great in Bronze to] Once more | break a price tnithe Full Directions.as to How to Go and What to Do. Commemorate Prince Henry's Visit Here. interest of the consumer. This time, also, it is in direct opposition A pervice was held in the Cu \ S Ts 7 “ie Rolacopal Church, ‘Fourth ‘ves ron of Ne. tif Delansey atrvot | tO the So-called Food Trust: “CHOI W.RSBADEN, Hesso-Nassau, May) United States, to be erected Metis oRehe ee toidhy awa fe Pe ‘ohen, of the De-! Potatoes at 16,—The German Emperor Wednes-| Washington on a place which YOU prent, ihe newly appointed Blwhop ¢ liad ea ees day, May 14, telegraphed as follows will kindly choose. May this gift/the Phillppines, who sails for his new) He ta a kind man, Cohen, Although | per Pers Aad ‘ be looked upon as a lasting sign of | diocese to-morrow. the cur was frothing at the mouth and Gig to the President of the United Btates.!¢e Intimate relations which have| Blenop Hail, of Vermont, who preached | giving viter evidences of hydrophobla, | Basket ‘y Bag ) \ at Washington: been successfully fostered and de-|the sermon, sald in the course of his} the policuman reached down and patted veloped between our two great na-|rmarks: it on the head " “T am atill under the deep impres-| {iong. (Signed), “Tierd We a deep question, ‘which hae! “Good ite doxeie,” auld Cohen They are thoroughly fcc Pota. sion created by the splendid and “WILLIAM, 1, BR." {heen referred to In pulptt ; reupon the good ttle doggie | t0eS, and you may buy them at this |e preas and elsowhere- made a quick snap with his sharp teeth » br Prestaent Thanks Kaiser, i { cordial reception of my brother, the torture of the Fillpin iderable of the kind | Stores—conveniently located in price in any of the Andrew va Prince Henry, by the citizens of the] President Roosevelt sent a reply |ican Army. Because WER CaN CeKO United States of America, Thuraday, May 16. in German, a trans: |ignorant, it ts no Lc An il UAL a a ed Manhattan, Brooklyn Frederick Friend of America. spet “Washington, May 16. biti tH hehehe Policeman Hond, of the Bldridge the Bronx, { creas A S asenamanmeniiacais See “Empero! Villiam, Wiesbaden: “Tt will your duty while there to a 6 “tn the speeches with which he was! =P highiy, Inte Your rand, |ywe your Influence, sand teat of the ‘hut ‘he Wloesn't are » friendly offer, Tthank SOU Neary ee cn which te bei you, to ecainge Gaga on the n rew fs greeted the fact was often mentioned that my ancestor, Frederick the Great, maintained a friendly attitude toward the young American Repib- ile during the course of her formation, therefore the name of see will submit It immediately to jstop these practices which have brought |, Conaresa, the blush of thame to the cheeks of “It will no doubt e to the greatest jeyery true American patriot. pleasure of our people to receive from |°"'you will tnapire among the officers vour bande a statue of the famous |and soldiers of the American Army the rular and soldier, ne of the grestogt it of Justine ‘and teach them Freder! ood Httle doggte brother officer. Ighborhood taatened hody of the animal ugh the streets. Tt fun as playing ET PRESEN Pace OF COLONEL ARCHT: RE IN "LD GRACE CHURCHYARD, SOME + TR Reg AN TEEATE ged tt th ag almost as mu Davey. Mi TRAE Ayn. Ghd! coher stone or] mci at temee, Tree Nota ona sreanon of a_horee ¥ the friendly relations which have al-| {he statue should be erected HRS 9 ways existed between ottr two céun-| Republic. upon the birth of which he tries. int New Brkence, OF Friendahtp. “The example set to me by the| For thia new proof of your friend}; great King I intend to follow. Iwirh| cou in"mme mame of, one United: Biases to commemorate the vidlt of Prince| Your ift will aurely be consideres Sere Henry by a gitt to the people of jexsing ettna' cneve that inte friends Ste as ba America, which I request you to ac ghlo Apphe comin vases) wil aes — = = = = =—S— cept in their name. the welfare of all Tamla Bhs, TOMO! ROU 4a) S7/RRING OFFERINGS “1 intend to present a statue in|bewinnine of Unts century the Americae VR 7 f aD TREND NG MANAON, ABOUT RICHMOND HILL bronze of Frederick the Great to wie! 2 ceTrMetatac Nt natty fengshih ASI SCENES ALONG THE TROLLEY ROUTE TO ROCKAWAY. NEW WILL TRIAL ORDERED. REGO Nall ee late ee A White Sale for Men —® nami » Holland's, Sey : - tage —_ : . TO ROCKAWAY BEACH | gutted, Bets cine sean pone | Sete eb Me eed hese | eee cane tna et ihe palin Bln othe Spree oh -| grounds and Well cultivated Moral site Another Chance for 890,000. court, today, ordered @ new trial be- ae = $$ __________—- meee BY WAY OF TROLLEY.| wootduttie' the "ise None! roind' sek RE. tw Roliand’s, with ite nanek-| Pollee Captain “Billy” Rehulte's pretty fore a fury In the Bupreme Court WICE A YEAR the Wanamaker White Sale presents remark- aes eae beach in this section. Many new! men’s village, and at Rockaway Park] wife will have another chance for the —- y . . . 1.5 i is Start at te Brooklyn Briage ana] Diliinay have been rected during the) there are stil more Attraction. 4,4, woo left to her by the will ot Mra | Capital seeking sate ievesooore able offerings in Men's Shirts and other wearables. Tomorrow take elther the Lexington avenue| tractive than ever onotigh entertainment for halt a'fozen | Charlotte Miller, a sister of the Cap- Ande tt through Suni | we shall surprise even those men who know us best, with values ~ or Fulton street elevated traine ‘ockaway there is an added charm,! trips a ‘ / + never matched before, in exactly the goods men want right now. marked ‘East New York Loop." ay . fore, exactly s re rig . “tranater tree to the trolley line run+| | These are the offerings: ning to Jamalee, Pare to Jamaica) Plaited White Madras Shirts at $i—| White Madras Shirts at 50c— The entire trip can be mate by| The White Madras Shirt hax come to be the mos Another wonderful value. ‘These nent, well-made trolley by taking the Fulton atreet | | Fo ee th naNT CHINE TEL AO. Ri Wun Those cell at e dollar in tose tomes aE surface line at the bridge. The cost) | | We started last Fall to prepare for th ts. | ure of solid white madras with a heavy co} Recasties change tothe access || 9 e Now in Pi iq] FE Ee eee ete Ueamline|| “aeatellen? Hummes RRMA Shula biaee — ca change to the Rockaway The 9 | th low in Progress | yom mate up by the make 0 ious dollar | Excel ‘ . bas g trolley line. ress shirt; the madras Is fine; the fronte are wo ow many nn |) seer Men’s and Boys’ Clothing cerns score Eee ul tice ae Men's Cambric Night Shirts, 50e— ’ cris fener) a soe trapecae ds} x mu TOGieHa thom hard i match ay $1.00 These | 50 dozen Men's plain white, soft cambric Night Shirts ckaway Beach |] Is the most important that has been held for three manufacturers is what you ged from, | ‘i ae each. tala. aes syihnarplict neck "anes 19 to't0 tn. very age . ' j i i i ens impo obes ee most exacting factory. You “ihe Braning Worlt's trotey trp tin | @ VELY long time. Because of the extraordi- and the aReregation is sue) as ate ly appears en's Impe rece ras ees tate tie a ae wae TOGX SARE ME the Brooklyn Hridse and | | nary economies offered "on the highest class in a special sale, in fact few houses at any Y | eae aa ae a eee ade rEaoie nities to atop off at some of the prettienn |@ @OOUS; because of the great quantity repre- time offer equally as broad and choice selec- || i Varn une are the| | yalue nt Boe Unkle towne on Long Island. including |! Sented, and because of the completeness of | tions. Choose from the season’s best patterns ¥ Wry that thre if une wiet'a Men's Collars, $5¢ half-dozen— : j ij j eee tit oF 1 Made for’us by {the best coll kere; Way cont of the round trip tome lot and the large number of nopby stylesem- | in Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Serges |! Harting hte | ade fore by one sais aces pant Bench, either all the way by trot-| | braced. The balance of the season's stocks of | and Flannels. , | dilly. Now all sises 18 the fate ley or part way by the Brooklyn | elevated road, ia 30 cents. $ $ ieee ke, eae <* tks = ae ae i ash oe soe of time can be seven is 1 = — = i 4 taking the “L" to Bast New York, ani | A ae tha oa etiemenoe , ° 5 Underwear »» Hosiery hoes for Summer i Todos Tamale tee te aaeca oe H > A - ’ 4 . In the Under-Price Store 4 ersuasive Prices : ; frequent interval, aaa't connerasie | FOr Men’s Suits That Sold as High as | For Men’s Suits That Sold as High as Nnoriacketle atorings in || RR Onine =a eee F Babee oll aecurclotints ‘canitiee: retenlal | OME remarkable offerings in |}/ TARTING WITH. the knowl . F in a body without the 1 if much time, | oods for men and women. Excel. | * C le 5 UV. ie i Hea Soalitiio cont 41) edge that Wanamaker Shoes are as lent sorts & ec : } The roaa runs through pretty resl- | dential section, handsome cottages, well-, kept lawns and fine floral displays alter- | nating with picnic groves and good-sized | woods, id this part of Long Island, by the why, contalns picnic grounds’ galore, how the real Brooklyn commuter | i ad within @ short distance of New | ‘oodhaven, small but pretty, in the first litte settlement on thi ad to Ja- Maica, and next is Richmond i 5 ch ly @ better place for picnics can be | Here's Commutey te Here the New York excursionist can | ves. (The Hill” is not large, but the es dnd grounds, with trees on both | of the driveways. giving a deligat. | will tempt many to stop for | troll only a brief run further, | ‘ama and every “trolleyist’ Teast an hour there visiti historic spots. There js jg the centre of which » should spend at Such offerings are sufficiently magnetic to command aiteption at the end of the season, accordingly their ll import at this time, when Clothing buying is at its height, must be appteciated. Such Clothing excellence would readily bring higher prices (even at a special sale) than we're asking, but we consider it a duty to share with our patrons the benefits of any and all under-priced purchases, no matter when they may occur, hence this sale, which is most exceptional and matchless. The Boys’ Suits Are Divided Into Four Classes. $2.45 For values up to $3.75. | $2.95 For values up to $4.75. 54.50 For values up to $7.50. 93.75 | For values up to $6.00. + 2 0 © 2 +0 2 2-0 06 The Sale o: Wholesale Millinery Stock is cumulative. and strength and grows greater, for each day Each day it gains in volume sete erie atid wre Wqua! be flee By Ass Riate bhvw i Mi Minn! $3.59 ercluewe slags =| petoddete mandele in al! the leew ctyles «= Meten! | cote: @ (ilar? Dil soes ‘ ben ob Ave, 19th to 201b The Choicest Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Millinery Silks, Buckles, Untrimmed tt Mllanen uate tee a hon ome wi ple aid lace efleots, le w oh Ave. (Mh to Poth d, MEN'S UNDERWEAR— | 16c a pair, 3 pairs for 50c—3: Bhirte and Drawers; secon cru and blue striped r Tegular made and fashion double se bleached fee WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR— 1c a pair, 3 pate for 50c. Fine lisle thread Vests; w neck, sleeveless ; four sty S$ STOCKINGS— r, value 16¢—Of imp: nitonmfast black, w Lows, heel | 15c a pair, value 20c and 25c—« | ton, regular me 1 black, | or fast black, allover open wo Another Boys’ SUITS JOHN troadway tour 12%c a pair, value 18c—Of Amporad cotton; es and high spliced heels; or with un- Saturday Offering of | honest of Men's qualition ; bbed cotton fast black with | able, most | fraetions of t da of 2he grade. ink, wky blue; Mf ribbing. orted and regu ith extra «trong Sample she M imported cot plain or ribbed rk Men's $3 Kid Sh A th kin: lace at $5 ! Women 5 $3.50 Aristocratic _ — —E ih Avenue Ninth an | good-looking and stylish, news like that |] | told below, of seasonable, handsome shoes, | carries its own argument. | a resistless array. | it, when it means the best, most comfort- durable of Summer Shoes at i Sixteen thousand pairs, new and fresh, are here today and tomorrow, for men, women and children, | Men's $3 to $6 Sample Shoes at $2.40 and ure always better than the line they things are here. akan pairs of genuine chrome-tanned WANAMAKER and trustworthy as they are In fact, it is But why try to resist heir values? Read about them: 5— hoes at $1.90 *, with welted and stitched Shoes at $2.40— lenth Sireets Ef ; vaalion th | Shapes, etc., UITS worth $6.50 to Stine, rate teaeierk’’ AiGes that ere eee cent al more and more people realize the enormity | are being sacrificed at less than wholesale fresh, handsome Suits, of latest Mirth vive hear al adhe e Sn and unparalleledness of the event, New cost. Another such opportunity to buy the SE te ut Il womens Gove shoes a 140 cae ely patrons will find it to theif advantage to make highest class Millinery goods at next-to-noth- | dda in our stocks Ridin Ostord Ty ‘ wating 2f Susman takes voiies vw drequent calls, Dealers and Milliners are reap- ing prices may not again Occur in years, so Be ete ee eT. be boe ii] Boxe Sturdy Shoes ah Sie sana waalle Fas poke oe fare ‘ . ; “ * formerly ual “ ae wath wht, woth wile, solid, and wor epmie. Zhe rand, rune, thre ing a harvest, as there is no restriction as to reap the full benefit of this sale while you may, tomor ee Ul au nso a . . Sf thei eit hat quantity, Sale on both first and second floors, Jue and. lanes patierie siane te SH y alt price, wpring beets, hoary’ eotes, fall Soap te Blo COLORED LOUISINE SILK SILLINERY BUCKLAS Rhine | FLOWER W. THE, every IMPORTED PARMA formorly 4 tomerrow an’ th thie, me wr + i both evening apd dark shades, | #0ne, Btéel and Ot)t, whole sorta: whole- | VIOLETS, wholesale price fitz aida ined ain abies, Aboes et ee ane ee Pe ae ensdllant euaiansmdohlin oalla dae age Big He or Py , ale» od $3.00 to vo) 98 2he 18 ree wita--or at hb ud 8 q 1d (patent leather os NURO, Aa th bine r e 0 A b tie «yard during thin 6 | gloat" Maing overeat Gm T Od oS) | | IMPORTED COLD RIBNONE. a4 siren wale at ¢ sbeper, wholesale price 58 wook” Py fiponrey pros fe. ® yard, during 29 yaad black, with rabiaee BATIN BRIMAANT ALA, full yal aiint Warp | Ne Driee Bile, at 25 CINCM, IMPORTED. LACK — representation of colors thie ine | WATER, orden effect, whole IMPORTED CRUSH ROBES SATIN AND TAFFETA ‘RIL very dewineule wilh fabric | 6 1@ price § 08,00, $2 45 © bupeh), wholeeaie price 22 HONS, very brilliant) whoke 25 ¢ e positively worth $1.00, a1. @ . ©. al eale price & rd, at ae os = = ; |= BN GRAB ire 22 Shen e, $2 and $3 Framed Pictures at $1 | Women's Shoes $5 00 * We've Women's Shoes Also at $2.50 ; aipo-thahd Which afe not uily eminently good but are better than any HAVE READY to gilace ¢ Ie tomorrow, twelve hundred Our new tines of Women's 65.00 toots, Oxford Tier and the: shoe shown anywhere eee al the same price in patent i old agen Continents! Shore must appeal to all yood dresser, Ther ie leather and glace kid or your renitie and aliavoet match the highest art in custom whoemnas te : Made w licajble sole Soe ly camloranie om the linet ee ee . D i | , day Vonntae ell the style dienens of finish found 10) be N - ) r Lae i ao oil mag. Kayser Silk Gloves ( ag Mf open pM soil never enperione one iole af diffleuliy @ ducomlert wa pal of " ome { the Dunpaun | tewlurd Company 65.00 Shor Made of nave Vie double hoger lip band ia had, ideal bad oad Hatem! Leathe WOc., Thc. Ybcr. $106. wen Shoes er jie 4% and Bio CaChuawe Giibteiderien ups ’ remea, ‘ w th hand the) jo coienee a 4 Hh @rminoudere ‘ ume unit (showt rane, Lompler bee of other Glo une! weer premmen Are jute © ales and popularity each dey Tikey wunntay ivnnaing whic ore ' nn i a _SimpsanGronfard Co. oe , ‘ . yn