The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1903, Page 12

JAMES MeCREERY & CO. Infants’ Outfitting Dep't, 2d floor Long Slips, entirely hand made of fine English and French nainsook, Fin- ished with very fine hem- stitching and feather- stitching, 1.45 and 1.75 Value 1.95 to 2.50 Hand-embroidered French drawers, Sizes 3 to 16 years. goc 75¢ 95¢ According to size White pique, double breasted Reefers. . Three - quarter length, — sailor collar trimmed with embroidery. | Sizes 14 to 4 years. 2.25 Value 3,50 Twenty-third Street JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of Leather Goods, Medicine Cases, containing two large, three small bottles and measuring phial. 1.00 Hasty Line Cases mounted with sterling silver. Red, green and black. I,00 Value 1.50 Leather Writing Portfolios 1.00 » Writing Cases with tablet. 1.35 Value 1.75 ' Jewel cases, safety pockets, _ flasks, drinking cups, ink stands, travelling diaries, etc, in all the fashiona- ble leathers, Twenty-third Strect. _ JAMES McGREERY & 60. ~' Colored Dress Goods, 2,500 yards Voile. 44 inches wide. Colors:—tan, navy, royal and light blue, green and red, 75c per yard, | 5,000 yards Albatross, 38 inches wide, Pale and medium shades. 35% per yard. Twenty-third Street. ARMES McCREERY & CO. Millinery Dep’t. Vatrimmed Straw Hats, A ‘Wariety of isodels in the #atest braids and colors. 2.25 each, Value 3.50 to 4.75. velty trimiminge and dy trimmed hats for dress, ity-third Street The Best |Published. The Most Convenient Shopping Place in all New York— as i as the Lowest Priced. Sears HE Greatest Sale—the Greatest Crowds we hav had this year, expectations. T delays that simply could not be avoidec. Crowds that blocked and jammed our aisles and made To those of you who were in any way inconvenienced we | desire to express our regret, and assure you Of our intention to | ATMS MTS Smerpnegpen en eee Tremendous---Unp Bargains—the Greatest | | Greater by far than our provide against a recurrence as far as possible. To-Morrow’s Offerings Are Just as Tempting---Some Even More So. Wash Fabric Challenge. Extra Fine Dress Ginghams, first qual- Itles, In a grand range of checks, 5% plalds and stripes; value 12'4c.; Challenge Price..... Batistes. Very much in demand—A fine sheer and crispy fabric, 32 inches wide, white and colored grounds; with endless assortment of neat figures and stripes; value 73 15c.; Wednesday's Challenge Price 2e White grounds Pique and Madras. Great favorites just now. with black and colored dots and stripes; algo fast colors and worth 1b6c.; Wednesday's Chalenge Price......- Chambrays. Highly mercerized to look like silk; come in a full ne of beautiful colorings, in fancy stripes as well as plain—a positive 25c. value; Wednesday's Chal- 42} lenge Price 26. Challenge Sale Wool Dress Goods, We are showing full lines of all the up-to- date Fabrics, such as Voiles, Etamines, Mis- trals, Vellings, Batistes, &c., in the leading colors; also cremes and black. Prices low- est in New York. NUN'S VEILING, all wool, colors and blagk 39c ETAMINES and VOILES, all wool, all FRENCH VOILES, all wool, and black CHEVIOTS, all wool, 60-inch, blues and black .......sseeeeeeeee eoesees Boys’ Clothing Challenge. —K_S Parents, bring in your Boys to-morrow. Great doings here. $4.00 and $5.00 Suits Going at $2.00. These are three-piece Suits, with mannish yests; Double-Breasted Suits, Sailor Blouse and Norfolks. Exceptional values at our regular prices—then think what it means to get them in tho Challenge Sale at. {2c dren’s Drawers. CHILDREN’S MUSLIN DRAWERS, sizes 10 to 14 years; Hmited quantity; 42 value 19c.; Challenge price......... B&C 49c for Chil- MISSES' CAMBRIC UMBRELLA SKIRTS, | sizes 2 to 16 years; value 39c.; Challenge price.......sseeeeeeeeeee MALDS’ AND LADIES' APRONS, and muslin; value 29c.; Challenge 29c 24c 19¢ for Women's 50c. Gloves. WOMEN’S 2-CLASP SILK TAFFETA GLOVES, in modes, grays, blacks and whit "Look Uke silk—wear het- 29c¢ ter;” values; Challenge price.. Pe-ru-na 46c Sale 9to 11 o'clock, Wedne: No mall or telephone orders filled. sent C, 0. D. Limit of one bottle to a buyer. 10: | lawn | || T 19c for 39c Skirt Flouncings. 10,000 yards marufacturers’ sample pleces fine Cambric and Nainsook SKIRT FLOUNCINGS, easily worth 25c. to 19 9c, a yard; Challenge price, yard.. (oj EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS — Nalnsook a *10c and Cambric; worth 15c. to 18c. yard; Challenge price. Kimono Challenge. for 49c Dressi 295 Sacques. es KIMONO DRESSING SACQUES, assorted fancy figured lawns, with yoke; border of 25c white Jawn on sleeves and front; value 49c.; Chajlenge price......... KIMONO §ACQUES of colored lawn—fancy Posten mae rat variety — finished with yoke; broad border around the 9 front and sleeves; Challenge price.. 3 Cc KIMONO SACQUES, in white with colored polka dot, finished with yoke; broad bor- der and a belt of fine white lawn; Challenge price.......sesesseseeeee 59c Notion Challenge. No Such Prices as these ever known before. A glance will show you that. Lack of space confines us to these few ex- amples for Wednesday's selling (no mail orders): DRESS SHIELDS, | 25. silk CORSET containing, pure LACES, 4 gum, single and yards long. 10c louble, naingook | 10c. T 2 covered, light- BI NDING. aM welght and stock- colors; 8° ine [sir 2, 8, 4, 6; yard plece. wor! 5c. to ra Me pair pair OC | 20e. goren gilt plated Dressmakers’ 9c, B Polenta SEWINGSILK,| for ........ 10c warranted 100 yard spools, black | 12c. gross HOOKS «nd colored, 4 AND BYES, black, spool ....... C| all sizes; gross... OC Taylor's 6c, English rey LS 25¢, box horn -. Dr esemakers’ PINS, 260 on PINS, black, shell ein 2 5e| Goren: SOC ‘or.... WC| dozen ..... Sc, SAFETY PINS, | 25c. bottle SHOE heavy nickel POLISH; none Beted, all sizes; 4 better 12¢ ozen made,....- for .....+6 5c | soc tadles, miseos’ and children’s Women's 39. _per- HOSE SUPPORT- fect Belt and Hook- On HOSE SUP- ERS,, some with PORTERS; rubber but- 4 all colors; 15 tons, pair .. Cc Patri. cose C | 100 to 15e, teather- 19c. HOSE SUP- stitched BRAID, 6 PORTERS, made | yard pieces, hun- of. frilled edge dred auies to se- garter lect from; elastic ..... 10c ploce ......+ Se Men's Negligee Shirt Challenge. Ee At 44c —The greatest line of Men's © Plain and Plaited Front NEG- LIGEE SHIRTS, in New York—even if the price does seam phy ally low. The merest glanco shows them'to be high class. ‘Try them on and you will find them prop- erly cut; wear them and you will get satis- faction and comfort; the patterns are such ax you will find only in shirts that sell at one-fitty. Men accustomed to paying high prices for shirts will appreciate this grand opportunity to buy @:season’s sup- pl; $1.00 shirts in Sale at .... 15c¢ for 25c Loop Pins. [on Victorian Loop HAIR PINS, shell color; | extra heavy quality; regular 25c, values; Challenge price... 15c Ehrich Bros. 6TH AVE.. 22d TO 23d ST., NEW YORK. The Most Coavenient Shcpping Place in ail New Y as we Lowest Pri.ed. recedented Success of the CHALLENGE SALE. HIS popular outpouring of the people was a glorious tribute to our unmatched offerings. fact, now conceded, that Ehrich Bros. are the greatest value- | givers in New York, and it only needed cur challenge sale to bring out this fact. While it is gratifying to us that our policy of underselling is | | recognized, we shall not stop there. It was a recognition of the Umbrella Challenge, 39¢ Sale 8 to 44 0’Clock Wednesday. 26 and 28 inch UMBRELLAS for men and women; fine natural wood handles, para- gon frame, steel rod; variety of coverings, including glorias, corollas, mercerized gloria, etc.; 75c. to $1.00 values; 39, Challenge Price ; (o No mail orders Millinery Challenge. $1.50 Fancy Lace Braid Hats for 75c Most desirable shapes, all bright, new goods, at less than manufactur- ers’ cost; your cholce..... eeeee 75c Trimmed Hat Department,—2a Fioor. $10.00 and $12.00 TRIMMED HATS, ex- quisite styles and finest mate- rials; only a few............... 7,50 And they won't last long at the price. Flowers —Challenge Sale. FINE IMPORTED FLOWERS, choice quall- Roses, Bluets, Popples, Daisies and value 60c. to ty, Geranlums; bunch .. Men’s Under- wear Challenge. fer Men’s 39¢ 75c Garments. Another grand purchase of Men's fine Bal- briggan Underwear secured very much under price. Drawers made with double seat; Shirts handsomely trimmed. Garments of the first quality. All well made and excellently finished. A fine chance for the man who wants Balbriggan UNDER- WEAR at a great deal less than the usual price. Nono of these garments made to sell at less than 7oc. Many are worth much more. Challenge Price 39c T7c for $2.50 Corsets, Another “ot of ©. FThsPInite B, A LK SPIRIT STRAIGHT FRONT CORSETS, made in batiste, low bust, long over abdomen; low bust, short hip, bias cut, lace and ribbon trimmed; value $1.00 to $2.50; they last +. Tbe. a 25c Suit Case and Trunk Challenge. 3 7 FOR $5.00 SOLE LEATHER SUIT * CASES — We guarantee e Cases to be made of strictly first-class sole leather, hand-sewed throughout and linen lined; some with shirt flap; solid brass locks, stout straps, reinforced corners; extra deep; 24 inches long; Chal- - lenge price. . 3.75 6.00 STRONGLY MADE | 3.95 NTRUNKS—Canvos covered, full, brass trimming, fibre bound, iron bottom, deep tray, with cover; sizes 80, 32, 34; a great $6.00 Trunk; Peiea Vereen! Tanenane tee The exhibit and sale of the 20th C. jtury Wardrobe Trunks contin | | Come and see this splendid new in | |tlon. Prices irom 22,50 to 82.5 World Almanac and Encyclopedia. FOR SALE BY NEWSDEALERS, 25 CENTS. BY MAIL, 35 CENTS. Ro} new Yorx » rastess Urowing Store, The May Sa put forth on M the most astoundin, surprising nature. Every trip that Our May “3 In the retail months to has shown Corset Co shape, \ tons; 25c. Corset Covers—Long and ery; 35c. values at.. 2 values at.. Gowns—Fine muslin, 5 styles in high, broidery ruffles, 69c. values, al Drawers—Fine muslin, full size, ruffles of embroidery; 39c. values at. Drawers —Fine cambric and muslin, deep ruffles of em! above; 55c, values, at Famous “Def cp. lo. 1—Woven Cl N piped with blac! waist. and Black and seven-gore flare large markable suit 26-!mch Peau de A elty braid. and a? This Suit $1.98. Fancy striped trimme hem; sizes 4 to 14; value $1. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Coats, Tan Covert Coats, © Short and medium length. Strapped seam model, lined with taffetas. 7150, 12.00 and 16,50 Formerly 10.50 to 21.00, bric, 3 styles, with wide torchon lace and embroid- ery; bound arm- holes, pearl but- short, waists in V-shape and round neck, inserting of Val. lace and embroid- Gowns —Heavy muslin, full size, high-neck and Empire styles, four insertings of embroidery; also with torchon lace, with revers over shoulder; 55c. neck—insertings of embroidery, torchon lace and clus- ters of tucks, neck and sleeves finished with em- brella styles, inserting of torchon lace and wide lace ruffles; also deep sertings of wide aay de Paris and torchon lace; also roidery and clusters of tucks No, 2—In somely pleated wais' u skirt, handsomely strapped. No. 3—Dotted Lawns in Blue and White uff sleeves and fancy stocks and belts; sizes 34 to 44; most re- puff reverse cuff. Some are trimmed with black or black and white nov- sizes, Good value at $6.98; special at. atenepece a with rows of brajd or wih silk embroidered emblem; puff cuff; full skirt, with 0} y og AND ers CO PO Cy les Are Distinct Triumphs! No Values in the City Can Approach Cur Present Offerings in Importance. Yesterday Was a Record-Breahing Day of May Selling. This store never more deserved the approval ot sales was expended on this event. ing. We are going to merit still more approbation, still greater success. values that the month ever knew. Every day will bring new New York buyers. The mightiést effort that was ever The response was enormous—and exceedingly gratity- We are going to continue offering argains of the most § ou make to this store will mean_unparalleled money savings, Sale Is Surpassing the Highest Records of the Past. The Greatest MuslinWear Event of the Month Displays Are Broader, Materials Finer and Trimmings Richer than Ever. Prices In this sale have reached the lowest level ever known ling of reliable Muslin Underwear. We planned for make the May event the most brilliant success that we ever knew. Yesterday's remarkable selling proved the thor- oughness of our work. No o) ening day of any other May sale such remarkable sales records, Values like those be- low make this event tower above all others: vers—Fine cam- Infants’ & Crildren’s Wear square and V- totants’ Long Slips, fine cam- gathered at neck, fin- bri ished with embroid- 1 Dc ery, embroidered J 6c values at ps _ edge; 25c. value at. Infant: Long and Short Dresses, fine nainsook and lawn, yokes trimmed with clusters of tucks and insertings of embroidery; 49 65c. values, at.. ip aRe es Cc Children’s Drawers, fine muslin, clusters of tucks and deep hem, bands finished with button holes, jl sizes 2 to 14 years; 19c, value at Cc 1 123 - 25¢ 39c V shape Children’s Aprons, 4 to 12 years, embroidery trimmed; 19c. values, at Corset Waists and Corsets. Children’s Corset Waists, fine cambric and jean, strap- ped seams, finished with tape buttons and gar- 10 ter attachments; 19c. values, sizes 2 to 12 yrs., at c Corsets, coutil and sateen, bias gored, perfect fitting, in drab, pink and blue, lace trimming, sizes 18 to 29¢ 30 inches; 50c. values at. + square an 49c 29c umbrella styles, in- 39c Mrncrinere OIG __Soiahers se, values estes 278 ender” Wash Suits at $1.98 heviots, white grounds, black dots, pleated front, pearl buttons, stock and front k, seven-gore flare skirt, handsomely piped to match J BS: 8 pla eviot, Green, Blue, Tan and White, hand- trimmed with pearl buttons; seven-gore flare All White, pleated waist, trimmed with pearl buttons, full skirt, tailor strapped. All suits are made extra full with offer ever made Women’s Handsome Peau de Sole Box Coats, Sole Box Coats for Women, with stole front and large fancy ornaments; others with. silk braid and lace. Girls’ Attractive Sailor Blouse Suits. lateas in blue, red, pink and brown; deep sailor collar with white pique shield, deep Stern Brothers: To-morrow; Wednesday, On the Second Floor ; An Important Offering of the Highest Grade 4 French Hand-Made Underwear x consisting of . Night Robes, Chemises, Pantalons, Petticoats, Dressing Sacques and Negligees at Blouse Coats made of black Peau de Soie or Taffetas, Lined with white silk. 12,00. Formerly 18.50. Accordeon pleated Coats made of black Taffetas, 24. 50» Formerly 35.00. Twenty-third Street. ——— JAMES McGREERY & CO, Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery. Pure Thread Silk Stockings, with spliced heels, soles aud toes. ‘1,50 per pair. Value 2.25 Sheer “cobweb” Lisle ‘Thread Stockings with garter tops, and double heels, soles and toes. soc. per pair. Value 75c. Twenty-third Street. Greatly Reduced Prices 4 Smart Styles in Women’s Boots, Oxford Ties & Slippers for Present and Summer Wear Special Offer To-morrow: WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORD TIES, x Cuban heels and turned soles, pair $3.00 First Floor, Annex. Special Values To-morrow ‘in Handsome Oriental Rugs ORIENTAL RUGS, ~“"~ 200 ORValue $7.50 to $15.75 $5.50 to $12,50 Rugs for Summer Homes Wilton, Axminster, Smyrna and Brussels Rugs, Japanese Jute and Cotton Rugs in light and dark colorings. Algerian and East India Moodj Mats, in artistic designs for Verandas, _ _ At Very Moderate Prices’ China and Japan Mattings, from $6.90 per roll of 40 yards. Third Floor. ‘West Twenty-third Street. on |