The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1904, Page 16

i Women’ 's Fast Black Extra Quality Medium & Heavy-weight + Men’s Fancy Half Hose, “embroidered, striped and novel:ies, SUSPENDS SENTENCE JERSEY WOMEN GET |" Mm RICHARD CARVEL "MIPS" AT GROCERS / With the consen fnal Branch of the Supreme Court, sus- ended sentence upon Richard Car (the walking del )Jhen's Union. 4 4, the court tha withdrawn. will lose out about 300 Cloaks of Kerseys and Zibelines,.formerly:sold. PSIG TAT, $208 ost cna pence ch sats natal dake Ladies” at $15.15. 00 real Closing Out the Entice Stock of Cloaks, Suits and Furs Before Inventory at Marked Reductions, point in keeping with our usual standard; va $30.00, $35,00.......... About -300 Ladies’ Tailored Suits, early spring model, rhanu- factured from the surplus stock of materials from the whole- sale department, of, Panne Cheviots and Fancy Materials, | variety of colors, trimmed with braid; a showing never , before attemptell in this city for value and style; at every | | 5.00 Iue $25.00, | NEW SPRING WALKING SKIRTS, of Meltons, Kerseys and materials; value $9.00. . +4 B : MLADIES’ SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS, of Canvas Voile materia 7 trimmed with lace fibre over drop skirt of superior taffeta silk; value $22.00, handsomely 13.75 iil 5.90 ay mannish Moleskin and Squirrel lined; Stern Brothers are displaying on the Second Floor An Advance Spring Importation of French Trimmed Hats | Also a large assortment of their own production Suitable for Present Wear and Winter Resorts. | a Onenetrow Sale of ‘Women’s and Men’s Hosiery otton Hose, with double soles, heels and-toes, Ie | Women’s Fine Quality Black Cotton or 2K | Lisle Thread Hose, with double soles, Value 40c pr. 47°? Women’s Extra Fine Black Lisle Thread Hose, fancy ribbed, with embroidery and open work luce elects, Vajie 0. p Value 30c pr. Ue Value 50¢ pr. 37 Special Offering of Women’s Dress Shoes VicI KID BUTTON BOOTS, A 53.50 Louis XV. heels, Patent Leaticr Tips, hand-sewn, Formerly $6.00 Pr. West ‘Twenty-third Street. ustice lepers Releases the Walking Delegate Who Plead- ed Guilty—Says Future Of- fenders Will Be Punished. saonn keene Cin Complain Over} the Loss of Trade and Reveal Why Some Grocery Bills Are| So High. nf the District-At ney, Justice Giegerich, in the Crim If husbands tn Jersey City have won- dered at the size of thelr grocery bills of late they get some 1, }light on ihe cause from the Jersey fate of the Derrivk- | City Liquor Dealers’ Association, Mem- bers of this organ can probably ation have declarea Carvel entered a plea of guilty a few} war on the Brow 5 they say, ® ago to extortion, through th ols | have been getting the cream of the tion FoF debis from employers by )Hauor trade, witheut paying license reatenin a The Maquor dealers say that tppling } 4 ainong women las been on the increase poned the extension of clemency to | their drinks at the grocery stores, Parvel, hue James W. Oerorne assured | According to the lquor dealers, “sx bars of soap” “cream de me pounds of sugar’ of charging for a wee nip of nom bill may mean a the frappe two may be a” polite way this oppo fon has been ‘ Mr. Osborne suid that » for thirty years. had made “euracoa. arently legal for walking They say the grocers are int ect Old tlebis from emplo: hubit of supplying thelr femal DIM letting Carvel go, Justt gerich | tomers with drinks and charging them in the weekly bills Kroceries. Aireata munt « shiver deslerstareonotsarom pted ort: Rie apeton, outa their war by any rea promulgating temp and monthly se d all walking delegates that 1 if, Fur Lined Outergarments. ““The balance of the finer furlined Oatergarments, collar of regular value, $80.00...... Broadway and 5th Ave., Cor. 21st Street. 6th Avenue & 15th St. | $50.00 and $00,00 impd Suits, $12.00 French Broadcloth Skirt: * $5.00 Walking Skirts, tinp'd fabrics, | $12 and $25 Spring Suits... | $9 and $12 Spring Coats, lMlaska Sable Scarfs finished | vs LAVOrINE | 37,50 |; | New York's Greatest Value Shop | for Fine Suits, Cloaks and Skirts, BOYNTON ALL OUR WINTER Suits, Cloaks & Skirts, About One-Third Actual Value. $20 and $15 Suits of Mannish Mixtures, | Cheviots andBroadcloths.,.. 7-75) $35.00 and $28.50 Suits of French Broad- | cloths, fine quality Zibeline and) Panne Cheviots, finely Walaa and tailored....... 2.91 $35.00 and $45.00 Velvet Suits, all shades, elaborately trimmed, , 14.90, 19.78 | $14.00 stylish Suit 6.75) sca |e 6TH AVE,, 22d and 23d. STS, NEW YORK. Friday Bargains in the Arcade Showing the way of the Bargain Wind for the last Friday before stock taking. Greatest opportunities of the season now. Seize them while you can. Arcade Bargain Square No.1. 25c a Pair for Kid Gloves. This remarkable offering comprises many hundreds of pairs of Kid Gloves, which at 25c, a pair represents only a small fraction of the cost of some of them. All sorts among them. Cilace and Suede, im tans, grays and black—in Foster Hook and two clasp—some with imperial backs—some with Brosser embroidered backs, While there are all sizes in the lot, there are not all sizes in all Q colores or grades. Conic in early and get your pick at... 5c Arcade Bargain Square No. 2. 98c. for Women’s Sateen and Wash Waists Made to Sell at $1.50 and $2.00. A good waist at $2.00 is rare enough; at $1.50 one Host ee usually, expect anything very great; and the $2.00 kinds in Friday's Pre-inventory at, each 98c There are Wash Waists, in cheviots and madras, some strictly taflor made at that; some with tucks to the bust line, some with double box plaits down the front with a double row of pearl buttons, and some in neat black and white stripes. There are also Waists of black eateen, made with entire front fine tucking and trimmed with self-covered buttons, tucked back, also double tab collar; another #tyle made with wide tucks to the bust, buttoned to the side and trimmed with two rows of buttons, tucked back (sizes 34 to 44); never such a chance at. “98c but we have both the §1.5 Salo, Arcade Bargain Square No. 3. 69c. for $1.25 Laces. No lise €ver going beyond the fhrich Lace Store for Lace Bargains, Whether you want low priced laces, medium priced or costly laces, this is Lace Headquarters, Kriday on the Arcade Square we will sell Real Lace Curtaining, made of heavy Brussels net and nana trimmed, with real Renaissance and Russian Lace; 69. * actual value $1.25 yard, at.......cssccsecpecssssesevoees Cc 15c. and 29c. for Laces Worth up to $1.00 a Yard. A mixed lot of new and fashionable Laces, consisting of net tops, Oriental and silk applique, both white and cream; 1 actual value up te 31.00 a yard; at 29c. and Cc Sc. for 15c. Laces. _ Immense lot of “erchon and Valenciennes Laces, with in- sertions to mateb; cotul value 15c. yard, at... Arcade Bargain SquareNo. 4. $15.00 to $30.00 Coats, in Velvet, Kersey and Zibeline, lined with Skinner's satin, man tailored. . ++. 5.90) $30 to $45 Coats, of Velour, Plush, Carr's | English Kersey and Zibeline, hand- somely trimmed and lined... 41.90! $12.00 to $14.00 fine Ke Coats, variety | of styles, - 3.90) $18.0 Cravanette Rain Coats, 8.90! $15.00 and $2500 fin: quality French) Voile Skirts, beautifully ‘trimmed, | over silk drop + 7,50, 14.00 | 5 finely | trimmed with braid and silk... 4.50 | $10.00 English Covert Cloth Walking | Skirts, in tan, Oxford, brown. 3.90 1.89 “) B&I15| 4:50 & 6.90 11 7-40 &12, $14 and $20 Spring Skirt -— |dAMES McGREERY & 60. | Furs, Fox Scarfs finished with brush and paws, 5°59 Squirrel Scarfs lined with silk, | i | 19,50 with ornament and tails, 12.50 Squirrel 8 sist 17x50 Fur and fur-lined Garments and neck pieces, of Russian Alaska Sable Muffs., 10, 50) $1.00 and $1.98 for $2 and $3 Spangled Cape Collars. an make use of a Spangled Cape Collar— yhich ean be wort Ww How very often a woman especially a black one— costume—and especially of an evening. (through the heavy in spite of the fact t are all fine imported Cape Collars black and all brilliant: spangled; $3.00 each; w them ia $1.98 and . 0 such Cape Collars unt stock. These n's designs—all for $2.00 and "1.00 all of this made to ienbers <a. ST 1am T. > C CO. Why Not Dine in Our Handsome and Popular Restaurant To-Morrow ? Double Blue Stamps and Bargain Friday. HAT means two stamps instead ahhh for every ten cents that you spendin thisstore to-morrow. THAT’S A DOUBLE SAVING turain tat wl es a eee will find the greatest Friday wil be offered in Greater New York. OUR FI ARGAINS ALWAYS LEA\ we lSr ot The blue stamp fs th nein which of 300 stamps, Al ironies ae daly Maclin there Hele are given a premium can be BrocHred upon purchases Senne rene rpanar nee Bargains from Our Great Garment. Store. Tailored Suits at aFraction, —isls’ Coats at $1.98, Worth Double. Full Jength heavy English melton cloth, in sue ae ee Sep maser several styles, such as_ newest militar: Loa 'yle, collarless, wit + Coats, cape Coat with stole front; joulder cape, military effect, with gilt double breasted, cloth faced, with new- or gunmetal buttons, lined to edge and est sleeve, blue, red, . finished with deep tailor stitched brown, green or Ox- straps. Newest flare tailor made skirt; ‘ i shown in gray herringbone mixtures, erat | ° g 8 sizes 4 to 14; dark fancy suitings, and plain black or sii eccurehsecerer blue cheviots, full as- Walking Skirts. sortment of sizes, one of the most Men’s Fancy Wool Tweed Suitings, phenomenal values e finished with tabs and buttons; also in ever known, at.,... plain black cheviot in 72 new flare style, with Yoke of tailor straps,al lengths; value $3. 20, at. | 98 100 Louis XIV. Suits, all-wool pepper- and-salt mixtures, handsomely taflored, shoulder capes with epaulets and fancy * buttons, and ined wth good quality « Satin, newest pleated skirt; y value $14.00, at 7.98 100 New Eton Sults, all-wool cheviot. shoulder capes, $1.00 Waists at 59c. The materials are attractive heavy vestipgs and cheviots. new collarless model, trimmed with military braid and effects in figures and stripes; also in lined with rich taffeta silk, new pleated skirt: colors dark effects. Full pleated front; large pearl buttons, pleated back, tab stock, TE a secabsganoncasciod. coc . 000.00000006000000000000000000n000,0AO i SeveralLines of Popular Silks Marked Down 20-Inch All Silk Lining Taffeta, ina wide 36-inch W! Ww Habutal ee range of styles, colorings and black. Re, ular 29¢ Seuieane eee er cnn ent 59c 150 Remnants of Plain ‘and Novelty Silks, 1% to 4 59 White or cream grounds, with newest 9 black, brown or blue; value $16.50; as a 9, 98 5 Cc Jarge puff cuffs, all sizes.........-..+ Presi o seus abecraliat 20-inch Black-All Silk Peau de Cygne, 7<c. Ee wth up to: Soest) special oe 35c DA Silk Printed Liberty Satin, in price, while they last, a! E 59 24-Inch All Silk Figured Foulard, in a variety 39 Ere ake OC UBS Seance anes Y and Cc of styles and colorings. Regular price 49c., specialat, 97C BS, 75c. grade, special at....sessee sees Corset Covers, V-shape and high neck, fine J Drawers, full size, heavy muslin, umbrella styles, cambric, felled seams, trimmed with wide tor- 17 trimmed with hemstitching, also torchon ince J ae 2 okes ‘trimmed with inserting of embroidery and Val. lace; clusters sizes 2 to 14 the bands with buttonhole 10c pf tucks; neck and sleeves trimmed wk hem- 1Sc- value, at, cream, brown, red, royal, pink and blue, heavy and sleeves trimmed with cambric ruffles: us linipg; some have two bands of fur, others (oF value, while they last (no mail orders), at . : —ve = Hosiery and Underwear. | Men’s Furnishings. Children’s Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton Stee “Oe | double assole, heel and toe, 25c. value. Pants, in broken sizes. E Hi n LAUNDE IRTS, good avy muslin, have set-in linen bosoms, reinforced ba Women's Heavy Fleece-Lined Black Cotton and front, cushion neckband, felled seams throughout, chon lace and embroidered edge, 19¢. value, at Tuffles; 19¢. value (no mail orders), at stitched ruffles; 50c. value, at......, 39 Gowns, high and V-shaped neck, yokes trimmed with clus- MEN’S HALF HOSE in heavy cotton, wool ings, double knee, heel and toe, . Special 19c Stockings, in regular and extra ee sitesi 19¢ bodies are full length and width, Hes 14 to 18, 39 paeeeaaaannannaanaaannnananana Muslin Wear and Infants’ Ware Under Value. Inf Children’s Muslin Drawers, heavy quality; fants’ Long and Short Dresses Infants’ Bengaline Silk Caps, sizes, 12 to 4 inches, in ters of tucks; insertings of embroidery; neck = 29 c chiffon and ribbon trimming; $1.25 value, at.. or cashmere, in various colors, all have Children’s 25c. Fleece-Lined vi on munis” UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, good double heel and tog; 35c. value, at.......... 50c. value. seb aa ‘at 100 of these aren outfits, oa a ac eta Suit of excellent quality heavy blue cheviot, “also spotted mixtures, strongly made and lined, A golf cap of the same material to match: your choice of either iL. Arcade Bargain SquareNo. 5. Housekeeping Linens. ‘The Phrich Linen Store supplies every liner want. Every good » instead of stead of 12 d of $1.69 d two rows h, instead of & Muslin Remnants. Remnants of Unbleached Muslin, from two to twenty yard lengths, the 8c. grade, Hriday, at. < 5c Arcade Bargain SquareNo. 6. 25c. for 50c. Hosiery. One of the choicest lots of high-class HOSIMRY ever offefd at the } little price of a pair, ‘they are all Women’s Hosiery, and samples at that; so that you get them a good bit below the cost of manufacture. ‘Ihe collection embraces l18ie thread, In black, plain) Richelieu or Rembrandt ribbed, with white heels and toes; black open-work, in fancy stripes, silk clockings and silk embroidered in- steps. In a word, ali newest styles, in all sizes, and not a Pair among them that would not be catied good yaiue at ouc, 2 a pair in exclusive shops; Friday, sale price............ 5c extra quality drilt waist band. Limit two pairs to each customer; none sent a percale shirt or a shirt waist, in a number of pretty patterns, and a pair of elastic web suspenders. All in all, a complete cloth- Gabinet Folding Beds ua Rate Basement Bargains. Gas Radiators, with heavy top and bottom, 4 Russian iron subs fi 29 | full jewelled,worth $1.98, special D+ Oil Heaters, made by Silver & Co.—the Universal and National—with heavy oi ing outiit at less than one-half ithe regular val broken sizes; 500 Iron Cabinet Folding special at. A Special Lot of Boys’ ‘Cheviot Pants at 25, Beds, exactly like cut, Nation- al or woven wire springs, limit Also many new striped worsteds, strongly made, double stitched seams, deep hen’ one to a customer. 4 ft. size will burn 10 hours with s one filling; special ate, , "2.98 special at 4. 48 3.Piece China Tea Set; a 3.6 size 2.6 size consists of Tea Pot Surar ’ ‘ value,at . Dusting Brushes Under Cost. Here are a lot of Dusting, Brushes to be cleared out befofe inventory; there are not enough of any one covered in heavy Striped ticking, in one or two king to advertise that kind specifically, but. values in the parts, to fit any lot eit 50c. ig J / a bed; regular $1.00 each, in special 1 9c and 123¢ tables to-morrow at...... Arcade Bargain Square No.7. aud Hudson Bay Sable, Lynx, Mink, —considerably below for- | mer prices, Twenty-third Street, | | fe und they say the grocers Rerlaintration of justice and nt of civil Mberty in this wit. If, in the face of this both shajl be brought to hte wentence for the same cbect no sub olem- motive is « selfish one pure) say the the women‘ or plain highball for them. Women Ciena of the expensive , went to aya “We are contemplating some form 0: legal action against the grocers,” sai & prominent official of the Liquor Dealers’ Association. “We have place our case in the hands of Senator Hud- speth, and we expect that nome definite i be ree Ermine,| Chinchillaand Mole Skins, | $1.00 for $2.00 Umbrellas. This is umbrella weather, and an extra Shelter Suck or two Wil not com amiss—especially when you can buy them at a dollar apiece, This special offermg includes about 600 uinbrellas for men and women-—26 and 28 inch—made of good Union ‘Vamfeta, with nandies of Weichsel, Box and Furze—the sort for In a re-war Way—Kriday’s price. | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders Chronicles of WORLD-WANT TOWN—LXXXV. When Columbus first sailed from the port of Castile His ships wabbled westward on sail-propelled keel, He'd have bought a steam yacht for each slow caravel, But he couldn’t find out who possessed one ‘to sell. He'd have found what he wished and won swifter renown If he'd thought to cast anchor beside World-' ‘Want Town, Ho'd have-cried: ‘Lo! I've spotted the one spotless spot Where they've what -one. wants-end..one ‘wants -'