The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1902, Page 4

oo Kak aaaeeneadl har ael ae FRET EO TTT RARER Dhabas eo perp ep _'THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1908. MEPS al eon beaveny WATERS (9% (/2.che/4- dire] | Roundsrys. Bolan, Quinn and Mills Honored PIANOS atte Sale of Towels | To-Day by Mayor Low at City Hall. UR LINEN EXPERT ransacked Europe and the British Isles in most thorough manner, to secure | | | An elegant new Grand Upright, 17 4-3 octaves, 3 stringed, full iron | frame, repeating action, ivory keys, of 3 pedals, very rich, deep tone, wait) ae alld fr if hi : of Ath fine singing quality, and a, te thousands of dozens of Tow ared for this j te 13 to eat a ii ie a White Sale. No other represemtative of a retail house in £ ‘ ren ee | | este a4 all the latest improve- Aa buys so many linens as he, and his skill and prese | ments, for tige have procured marvelous values, that will be apparent di a. at once, to the housekeeper or hotel proprietor who sees to- uMMeET eeas day's offerings. All the towels are absolutely pure linen, except the all- | cotton bath towels, which were specially made for this oceasion by one of the best mills in America. Here are the details: $1 dozen bleached | 18¢ each—Bleached damask Tow- i pemstitched ; 20x On Land and Sea. Vacation times are drawing near. Outing days are here. Pleasant evenings, sunny Sundays and jaunting occasions em- phasize the demand for Cooler Things to Wear. Cooler Things for the Home. And—but are you preparing for your Decoration Day outing ? Here are Some Great Specials for Tuesday. Sreatest Sale of Untrinmed FLats alll) hs Gver Announced tn Ohis City, Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Straw Hats. ; hemmed ends, — | uclish Emphatically the most astonishing sale of the year. | Immense sample lines from the best-known Hat-makers in the United —Hleached damask Tow- crash Dish els, with Knotted fringes in. all hemmed; fine and all white border x : in, ached huckaback }) 456° ench — Bleached —huckaback 17x84 in. red or awels, cut 18x90 in, be- ing; h very durable rol- ed luckaback; an for pantry, kitchen or ft towel; hemined ; material Dy the yard | ax much, Towels : white Bath Tow- cial Towele:| — @ " " x42 in. all saubsek, with- ‘ jally made ‘Low called each man before him and fecited the story of bis resouss and then handed to Col. (Partridge the ‘medals, The Commissioner pinned them saan breasts of their respective win- while cheers and hend-clepping ‘came from the other policemen present. Mayor Made a« Speech. " ‘phen the Mayor made a Uttle speech in which he sald it was well to dwell at times on the character of the police ‘force ax revealed by the incidents which had Jed to the presentation. He said that such deeds were a guarantes to the oltizens of the heroism of the police- men and » source of pride to all. In each case the policemen resoued frowning men. Those who were hon- ‘ered with the meduis were James 8. Bolan, roundsman at the Union Market station; Robert Quinn, roundsman at the Charles street station, and Robert ed huekaback, ex- | lity hemmed ends; | P: cash, or $250 on instalments, only i $7 Monthly. Stool, cover, tuning and. delivery free. We also offer a new, 7 1-3 ‘octave, 3-stringed Chester Piano rider Hleached huekabne 5 Bath ‘Vo 50c each—t Towels, 1 for ed German huckaback ; | | border, hemstitehod : $170 1 luck. A tel emia at ap fast sae \cash, or $190 on instalments, pay- hand- each. Wt Blupdred and ‘Dwenty-cinih etree oe | able hom: 18¢ 0 palr—Turklsh Bath Gloves, || | States, together with hundreds of cases of New Summer Hats in such ti | Boe earh—Bleached” buekaback | ) imported “rie | from the department. These pianos are fully warranted vita bardons: 4x46 inch.; a@ BOc each, i Fourth avenue, | Roundsman Bolan, who received the Rhinelander medal, was a patrolman at the Old Sip station. May 16, 19, he for six years and the best value nn a | Ready Braids, Rush Braids, Cuban Body Hats, in all the most | he vartatieenitiorithelmoney: correct and most popular summer shapes. Your unrestricted f j : { Was on @ ferry-boa: in the Hast River! | Don't fail to examine our pianos JOHN WANAMAKE | icholceiat | a when he saw a rowboat containing John) ie ny street, wh the datte k. sans 7 ’ EACH. . ‘orry street, when the latter or send postal for mew cata~ | Formerly A.T. Stewart & Co. , Broadway, ‘th Ave., 9th and 10th Sts. In this sale are Hats that have sold as high as $2.00 this season. Extra Monahan, of No, 3% Broome street, and} 7°) oh | John Donohue, of No. 94 Weet Houston] * 0 &' z lovue th reduced prices and ener i Quinn succeeded in getting F gue, with reduced pric ang) = ae _—————= midstream. vam to| (ut and then he went back after Har- terms, clerks will be on duty. Bolan sprang overboard and swam man and dragged him ashore. He street, capsize in midstroam. the men. He caught one after the other | a, exhausted himself by expostire that HORACE WATERS & CO. a. y i ; and swam with them to the boat, to), rib iaRehc ere" .: hs, 5 re a ee PEE TSE, mass | (G4 FiIWAve, near ist Sh 1 | Bathing Suits tor omen & Girds Imported Quinn's Brave Work. Juhe Amsterdam avenue station Say “es F, eo. A greeting, ‘(Father Neptune.” Se Cae ane | ie Hurrah for the white sands of the seashore and Wines. the foaming billows! Beach costumes at The Big Store in the prettiest ) styles and colorings imaginable. Plain or nicely trim- pies 1B ets) Sherry, Per Foy b med. Any fancy readily pleased here. why Port ‘ Bot. Qfain Floor, 19th St.) Roundeman Quinn, who received the) his chance to distinguish hima J Teace Bell medai, was a patroiman at-|win the Peter F. Mecyr medal came, 254 West 125th St., neur 8th Ave. A Sa! ’ {ached to the Central Office on Deo. 11, /on Aug, 25,10. He suw a boat contains |= : Sale s oo ‘ 1001, and chanced to be that night at the|{ng Jaco) Simon, of No nth | of a 1¢S ir ais Ss. foot of West Tenth street. He heard]avenue, and Harry Macy, 438 Beanies ara atten rtee cr siret Weat ne aiunared and Brantye aun iz ON TUESDAY—Undoubtedly the best ovportunt'y in Greater WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS. Values more than double this price. John Phillips, of No. 128 High street, akaed fitstone and thenitha other 5 Neav York to bay correct and reitable Shirt Waists at a most remark- BATHING SUITS ot Hee dese esis calles 2. 95 (Fourth Floor.) Brooklyn, who had fallen tn. He got NAVA rene Vedihonorable S h oe De ih able saving of money-—these items as examples: ¥ ‘ ALg Weg Aen him to the pier and was being helped SNA ROR ARSC O TOTES: Jo BATHING SUITS of black Blitian clo b, fine quality, Dumb- Bell to get him out by John J, Harman, of bt es. _ White braid; ah. + Ee 75 SHIRT WAISTS, of white lawn, front, back and sleeves with clusters of fine tucks and hemcstitchina; also )8c Cutt Links. BATHING SUITS of blue mohair, excellent quality, | Aid Oxford Ties, white printed madras in pretty designs------+- : large sailor collar, shield and tie of white mohair; hand- \nandit 1: 4 welted gol SHIRT WAISTS, cf sheer white lawn, entire front of <a comely trimmed ‘with red and white sill braid; wey 5 00 Handsome Designs in Solid Gold. , hand-turned and welted soles, fine embroidery, some with hem-stitched plaits; also. LS . 5 mie rach Gee eae : i d , of black mohair, rT lity 5 ylish and appro K2 O5 elbow sleeve waists, front of Val, l:ce and embroid- 1.98 => Z BATHING SUITS, of back mobalt, eupetos ad Pate fee eta eos ; , iD for | | nse eee pron nciiont900 of white motair; polka-dot eflct; also skirt belt and aleeves trimmed with = ay «| $2.00 value; apecial bargal $ . | ; Our Own Exclusive Destgns; each, le Tuesday at value $4.00 & $4.50. 125th Street, West, Siva kex® Cee” MISSES’ BATHING SUITS. i Gaairiecieen ‘ with white brai izes 4 to 14 yrs.; each, Seventh Avenues. . |\Patent Leather and OIRLS’ BATHING SUITS, of blue brilltantine, sailor collar and blouse trimmed 7 @ Leaderof Co-OperativeiProfit- | Buffalo Bill Takes His Aggre- GIRLS’ BATHING SUITS, of blue mohair, fine quality, large sailor collar wt 9 95 UL nOnade Pitchers, i i ide K 1a Ox/fo 7éS, 4 bield; prettily trimmed with white braid; skirt also trimmed; sizes 4to 14 yre., enering Communny., \9i) ‘Isatlon se: Roveh Miers an’ an “a - f (@5 GIRLS BATHING SUITS, of blue brilliantine, superior quality, sailor shield Glittering Glass, Silver Trimmed, Economy, Pa., Makes Debut] Savage Warriors toan Open turned soles, Louis XV, heels, and tie; of white brilliantine, trimmed with tancy silk braid; sizes 4 to 14 BIS) An attractive addi atMetropolitanOpera-House| Lot—Parade Marks Opening, S F, oe Tuesday, © the Sideboard, Baer a “ $2. 5; : RB ‘aps and Shoos. p aching C. Table. Large size pitcher, = Between Lenox & The newest bandmaster in.town js a| Harlem Im entertaining Buffalo Bill| value $4.00 125th Street W est, GeeeniheAeaoe BATHING CAPS, of sateen polka TO | ekobwuse cap ot cee Ane suitable for claret or lem- millionaire, John S. Duss, the leader of and his Wild weet Show ania week. 11 "|p. ‘ L h its aee ont dot patterns, headdress of ‘silk, in all shades, oS Eee are pattsia : pppntees great caravanserle tu tented on Olymp! y gents ‘ 7 very chic, lass, W ' operalive profiteering comm ee a ee on pale atent Leather FAMOUS SHOE BATHING CAPS, of sateen and 95/7" S""SRASHORE SHOES. fancy quadruple plate top. k PUNO IST rade W\inesies Merri One Hundradt and cDniey Oxford Ties Fon ENT Wen BATHING SHOES, in black and About 3% off; special for 63 in the Metropolitan Opera-House, Hel fifth street to One Hundred and Thirty cg , > ° BATHING CAPS, 0! sateen Be: WAND SALVA) AB Tuesday, t had a band of sixty musicians, and they} Seventh street, between Lenox and hand-turned and welted soles, WOMEN Sp tleererercae anit 49 oe ser 29, 39 0 BO / (Main Floor, Front.) 4 pleved well under his leadership, 'They| Madisen avenues: | | CA . . i Will do better when he has them in hand y Harlemite who owned a camera, Bo 2 @ little longer. flocked to the fleld yesterday to snap- . , we I « 4 Gus of hile compositions, ® tantay,| shot the Indians and cowboys Guring the JF ee a OMECER S AtStS. Gurnover Collars. descriptive of the battle of Manila,| exci yeess of tent-raising, Later value $5.00, LADIES’ TURNOVER COL- evoked the first encore, and Mr. Duss] in t ngs of 1! . * > Light weight, cool, summery garments with eltow LARS, 1 ea speec nade several other 6 dur- q ¢ f i i qpae ae ne BY He bad anes lata A W itr | 500 pairs A dB utton Fashionable elegance —absolute ease | f sleeves; 80 indispensable for wear both in Town and at each, "Tuesday eat Bargain i but descriptive of his success asva profit-| tr and Lace Boots. ae seis a arate everateeal the Summer resorts; Tuesday at FR iia, Th ¢ i , but always found in “(Queen Quality’ | sharing manufacty Mr. Duss and summer engage Garden this eve! r band w nt ut St 5 Oxtords, 2,50) S285, Bots, 3,00 Shoes, ‘An immense variety of styles here to select trom—Boots, Oxford, ’ Colonials, vaine $4.50. | + - - :| Lord & Taylor, ¢ ‘Rescued tne takai Ei °C eeaama an CLOTHING from Drink. Charles A. Thompson, pur Sa onianing om steamship Roraima, shipwreck the Soe | | . eruption of Mount Pelee, isnot critically! POLITICIANS ACQUITTED. | C R FE D | | ef Popular Society Girl Saves Her'| ili, as was roported. POR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, Brother from a Drunkard’s Grave, ISe Made up in fine lawn with circular yoke and collar of Val. lace; double ruffied short sleeves, edged with lace. Front of waist tucked. Lace Galoons. HANDSOME LACE GALOONS, in black, white and butter color; values up to 15c. per yard, (Main Floor, 18th sto Ni ng ee RORAIMA PURSER NOT DYING. |" h stre 1 back i) given on a } s (Second Floor, Front.) n than the Thompson Out Every Day and Will Soon Return to sen. | Women $ Wathing Shires Men's & Boys’ in ie to-mo! ’ . " six ae styles, each, at é 00 Weg ef (gee Shorts, New colorings, in medium weight cloths; stitched and finished in| All styles and colors; big variety He is at the home of his sister, Mrs. | E, A. Thomas, of No. 1% Bast Ninety.| ive Were Accused of Ballot-Box 8 PER i} neventh streat, and though his physician, Stuf™ling in Philadelphia, | WE ‘Thore is a safo and easy way of curing the| p Catirely new effects. of Hapeil oizes Aa i 17; Dr. Poer, says he is still suffering from| PHILADELPHIA, May 26.—Samuel Ee K. been used by thouvanas, ES Sg 4 porns ae Ee) ney, BRE ABER saad irritation of the lungy and Iniestines| Satter, Joseph LD. Rodg: Clarence: i r i 30 ’ Caused by the inhalation of polsonous| ! Harry McCabe and nen T.| Cures NY Any oC Fo Gan Lcate is Digi babi. © a Sreat Wsi9 Disa, iB a pase, he ts able to be about. | Bhechan, who were indicted for batiot- | NEURALGIA AND ALL PAINS, | odor! spends the @router part of his time| tion of Nov. 7, were found not " ) Aub ERINS, if A 4 ’ 7 ee cae dite ek atl etlior shy Stare yghel| Al Oruggilt, Bie ond $06 oe Aargain \Wen’s Ralbriggan within a few days he expects to return| Coit (Ody ae midnight Saturday | or NEL cO., CLOTHING CO. to sea, night ane | Vandewmer . Y, Olty id 2d ave., near OSth st, Jor Women Underwear. 295 Sth ave, BROOKLYN. Las eee well made and finished; all sizes; temping values, each, OP RN EVBNINGS, (Main Floor, near Eecalator,) NEW YORK 1 2274 3d ave., ne ath st. : " 4 . Flesh, blue and ecru colors; | e TH Bet 19 i dase 4 style Oster Tise are in tan and other, al ” — lace and 2-button r fanuily Mois" know of this ma styles, Allsizes, Regular SED wy a mame of Gait. $1.50 and $2,00 valu Women’s Specific. Dr, : 1 Clean Bid Other Bie BA fe ’ fs m me . i THE WORLD'S igre mn, women andres. | Pibbod Vests, by “Welsman He Siuelionbach, WOMEN’S SWISS RIBBED Maa enti at Basement Bargains 2OTS, in plein and taney J0 and waste pipes, easy to clean; will save from 25 to 50 per cent. from ice bill: UPTOWN OFFICE RU | | REFRIGERATOR J cotore, all sizes; 15¢. values ; ‘ Tuesday at WANTING 9 | MEDEL BETRLORMAT DEE haa cutseee) faa en tere eter! fain Plaan eas oiaician| CIG ARETTES (formerly at 6th St. and Broadway) jam per ed -ean b me Oe ha 50 C wrong ah - 4 ” m lo. " | w Ife itd 4 No, 460, Anestieent Bowes Style, 12,75 GNaGR VAring WIRE SCREENS ¢, ||] tberouRhly seasoned; brase locks and binges, removablea! . 1S NOW LOCATED aT ‘we guarantee to be made of Pure Turkish Tobacco ICE CHESTS, hartwoos, charcoal filled sat Lamb f e nd the finest French pap “ er. “The purest form ff 27", -—138] Broalway—si Noe t'eite Chest, at | 4,00—=—«Mo, Salse Chest, at 8,00 je Street NO FLUCTUATION—To-day, last %, Chest, at 5.75 No, 4 eixe Chest, at 9.75 which tobacco can be smoked.” Pd igo ymin ey Uti 2g lh MOWERS. ce Lege of cholce Canada Mutton, _ Package of 10 for 10 cents YBMAEW TWA RE Berweco 37th and Sth Steet | Works tly Mem yan Cty ef eg me OW ite in emery 8 fhe: the peper by tens of thousands,