The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1904, Page 8

crews | UNIO UE PROGRAMME OF Quntr che i The Great Political otioat Bam Dance! Town Geice BARN MANAGER loboken, to-night, when the ball in i aki pA EDDIE DOLLARD [LX soreavisen | illeged cuit th a} people in ASSISTANTS OP oe fehenie thay Be couse re tees doin poorsta | FAM) cosine | wten Hes the State, wit and #0 Joz BROWN Ja ©} tvery political of promine bane 6 | from: tiaowate © Orange Monn- Music BY Louk TEMLER_ AYMAKERS PARADE TANCERS teins, Every ayaliable craft in Jorsey Sity, Hoboken and the surrounding set- ements has been chartered for the eruise to Schuctazen Park V All day long residents of the neigh- Borhood have bes by a pro- Gession of animals the roads : = to the park. The procession y Hy ae Hék a rehearsal for the presenta~ b Mon of & spectucio showing the londing yom Rooney / 4) @f Noah's Ark. ‘Those animals, com- FREENOLOER patne every kuown specles peculiar to the farmyard, will add to the real- Mee ct the barn dauce and harmonixe with the rural costumes to be worn by those in attendance. y OMr. Peewee, the great little man will be there. He will enter the = milking competition. Mr. Pewee thinks q Q¥hat he can milk a cow faster and (More thoroughly than any farmer in New Jersey. Something always hap pens to Mr. Peewee and something will (Rappen to him to-i passage * SVERORM MURPHY'S } BILLY Niegins Poor’ Mas TER. 5 FUMPHIN PaTCH wane ©. JL6GING 7, CITY TOLKS DANCE & STRING BRAN POLIKA 9 SUC> LEAP YEAR DANCE 10. SIS SHAKZ DOWN 1] QUCUMBER WHIRL AA 42. THE HAYMAKERS GAL CONSTADLES WAL LANIGAN, HARRY BULGER, | HATTY CLARK, BILLY BLEUM., PHIL. HECK, OLIVER te Souccy, Rupy SMITH, TOM DALY. ANDY BOVI.E! JOHN GUTTENBURS PAT QUINN ,P ANTHONY, WILL SHERIDEN, ALEX BOYD, JACK CORRLGAW ‘TIM OBSIEN FARM HANDS ED. MFCUR, AL FIND, DOC M* Net Dick JUDGE, GEO.HUDSON, ED REED, MH. GARRY, 3.00805) ‘THOS HVERS; JACK HANNON, WALTER ST OFAts Murphy, wife of New Jersey's Gover for, Franklin Murphy, Js dead. She was | )ptricken by apoplexy yesterday after: noon while preparing to gp to Newark to meet her husband. Sho died a few minutes before midnight, with the jovernor, her son, Col ni after the civil war, Murphy. then Just ~ and soon Was pand an her bedside, Mrs, Kinney arrived tess! than au hour before her mother passed away, Mra, young t upon his him Murphy was Janet Colwell, a the public school: These important and far-reaching reductions on strictly dependable clothing are the result of Taylor Clothing Co. clearance policy twice a year. quated accumulations of job lots to be sold for a sensation at long prices. are the modern, reliable and stylish apparel that has brought thousands of pleased purchasers this establishment this season. Now the time has come to cut prices, and we do it unh ingly and relentlessly. before the public his FRIDAY and SATURDAY will of the year. $15 and $16 SUITS. Men’s business and semi-dress suits, of serges, uncut wor! teds, fancy mixtures in single and double-breasted sacks, the very latest cut. Most of them are hand-made garments. $18 and $20 SUITS. Vee ere : They come in all the new and stylish effects—hand- ; padded shoulders, hand-felled collars, single and double breasted ie Scotch tweeds, cheviots and worsteds......... ..seseeceeecees S r ‘ft af $22 and $25 SUITS. i Choice of imported fabrics in tweeds, vicunas, fancy te cassimeres, thibets, in single and double breasted sack suits, having = spies “ sae SHOE OVERCOATS. Prince Alber! aways, all of the finest foreign fabrics, thibets, vicunas, English ; Choice of Any Overcoat in the Entire House, $15. i Very Importani--Absolute Clearance--Grand Climax. all the marks of excellence looked for in merchant tailors’ $35 suits, tweeds and the costliest worsteds; also in Q $26, $80, $28 & $25 Overcoats, These Overcoats are the tinest attainable »in cus. tom-tailored, ready-for-service clothing, right up to the minute in every particular, They are Overcoats of quality, the season’s prime fav- orites; materials of world-wide reputation, All lengths, athletic shoulders, extremely full backs, $28 and $32 SUITS. ° single and double breasted sacks. Most of them lined with the costliest of silks, WeHave Too Many he _ Fylor & (iothing br eas rea by, “Taylor Clothing, Company. of Jersey to Be Visited by the, ‘sears Great Mr. Peewee and Other) 2" “May, { Famous Personages. (a of Grand Lar 2 FRED Cooper, ToLL GATE DEPUTY SAERIFES 0! Witt, BE PPRAGTA Voaet Seraey “wit texas ‘ SoU SAN eet met 4) f Scheutzen Pork, Union Hill, it These reduction are true to the ites and overtop any clothing sale now be the. greatest value-giving occasions They ai eee ceny. of N 4 thint they 4 : POUND KEEPER | rina. SPENCEMAN \ sexton oN “WIFE. PISSES AWAY ee. | JOHN HtMANAN, CHRIS. BOYTR, i syn rar eee ie ether’ ecxevoat. ie ; 9 ore ; ji \Stricken with Apoplexy in Her AGHER, Jot. LAM Rt Ath and take Trento Home as She Pre- aicHeue easily, try | pared to Go to Newark to Meet\Her Husband. ScHOOL MASTER, ¢ Te JAMES HANLY TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 11 irs) Janet coon, joe A the They must not be confounded with anti- These offerings of ours. to at- S= re ROADWAY, cor. CHAMBERS G AU) Rlghita Reserved taylor Clothing clmpany. JERSEY’S FAMOUS HAYMAKERS. « LOST HIS MONEY. NA “WIE ET GAME" De Witt Did Not Think Every- thing Right, So Had Fellow- Players Arrested on Charge “a quiet ttle police s Kalser, of No. 194 \is surely coming. Don’t wait for it. If you are run down and _ thin cold SCOTT'S EMULSION It will strengthen and fortify your system and keep you well. ‘|We Have Too Many Suits by row. Th very desi and Oxfo: morrow 2 evening sI BLACKS, day late delive: 27 inch. 85c. yard; blues, creams and Special for Fri- t 49. yd 50c. all-wool Canvas Voiles, 50¢, Black Dress Goods, in 26 desirable street and 43-inch Black Mohair hades Ts is Friday for several weeks? We skirmished for another I and, to the writer, look somethin lined; full A $20 val trimmed an from $4.50 or figured, $2.25 whi good, as y INE waist styles. y Girls’ Dresses, in sizes 6 to fancy styles and. sailor. They The Suits at $12.98 sleeve. Misses’ Suits Made of fine Serge in the skirted) Black Kersey Coats, French Flannel, in a wide variety of blouse effect; e fa Broken sizes and odds d_ plain. to Girls’ Dresses, in si materials in green, blue and brown, prettily trimmed, Reduced from $6.75 One Hundred $16 Couches at 9.50: ou know. Rote to 7. Plenty of Brilliantine, all-wool black |Crepe Voiles, all-wool black Canvas Voiles, afl-wool black Crepe Etamine, 29 Regular Dollar Costume Velvets at 39c. A Friday Sale without precedent! We have just received another big quantity of those Gun-Metal ‘Velyets which stirred u generally here several weeks ago; made for a New York retailer who refused to receive them bétause of ison, es 14, 16 and 13. 10. 98) with cape, collarless s\ Blouse and Eton effects; both velvet and cloth $20 value: 6ST AVE, 2157& 22"° STREETS DAM Exceptional PHOTO -Offering for Lincoln’s Birthday. To-morrow in our Photo Studio we offer 121 Imperials, with the best Carbonette finish, to- gether with one enlarged picture in black and £ &. DRY GOODS Co. |'15 All-Wool Canvas Homesp Homespuns, Another lot—about 6,500 yards—of these fabrics on sale to-mor- are made from pure worsted yarns—56 inches wide and come in tble color mixtures of brown, green, gray, tan, castor, blue, dark %ray rds; $1.25 is the price they were meant to sell for; your choice to- (Main Atsle.) d. | all-wool black Granite Suiting. They are all in the popular steel, or black and gray and gray and back Assortment embraces polka dots, stripes, snowflake and other neat pattern effects—not an undesir- able design in the lot. Ideal for shirt waists or natty Spring costumes. On sale Friday while they last—806 yards all told. Black Taffeta. 2s wide; heavy, bright and strong; best value for the money offered thi wear guaranteed by ihe maker; \ | whic Worth at the least | only at.. More of the Women’s 18.50 Suits at *10.98 And a New Lot of $20 Suits at $12.98. The Garment News of last Friday brought unexpected developments. of a fortunate purchase of Women’s newest Spring Suits—to sell at $10.98. Instead, on Friday you took them all away. like this: is a splendid quality of Etamine Cheviot, 'y and brown, also black. collariess with cape; e, with tired of it. New flare skirt with panel front. Jackets \ finished around with vel.| TRE and ends in both | vet and braid. lined, Reyular ae shirt- 9, 98) $13 value, at. 14, in Reduced 1 98 to 14; fancy 98) Three-quarter sey; cape over shoulders; collarless effect; satin lined, $22 value, 4 9 9g new 3.98 Just a hundred. When they're gone, you ‘Il buy no more in New Yrk for less than Twenty Dollars. constiucted with the celebrated lifetime. Velour. Box Couches, six feet long and 30 Eighty-seven of them are yours at almost half price. Women’s Shoes at a Big ’ Here are two lots of Women’s Shoes at $1.55 and h ought to find new owners quickly to-morrow and Satur- are the highest grades we can buy—which means pretty Saving. Second Floor. If you find nothing you desire in these two lots, there’s several hundred odd pairs at ONE DOLLAR; In various leathers and styles, though not a complefe line of sizes in any one style. Women’s #3 Shoes to go at 0 » Very special purchase of | ‘Shoes at Button and Lace Boots; all sizes, 55| Women’s \$4 and $5 ° Should have been here a month ago—hence the reduction, which the maker stands, All new and perfect. tionally Fine Shoes, XV. patent tips and Louis ity les, Sale of Dinner Sets. Austrian China—102 Pieces Fine Thin China nicely decorated in the following flowers: Violet, Pink Rosebud, Lilac, Wild Rese and Sweet Wilham, containing : 12 Dinner Plat Usually Sold 3 Soup Plat tes | for $22.50, 12 Fruit: . 12 Individual Butters, Our Special i Meat iter | Friday i Cov’d Soup Ture Price, 1 Cov’d Butter Dish, 1 Pickle Dish, 1 Baker, 12Gups and Saucers, 1 Sauce Boat & Stand, eke German China Tea Sets. 56 Pieces Fine Thin China, 1 Slop Bowl, 1 Tea Pot and Cover, Se I Ere Perey of Valley and Lilac Flowers, ieee Aa | Nicely decorated with | Lily piece gold Le es 2 sa, Full 22 inches wide. Black Peau de Cygne. Full 19 inches wide, ch makes the fabric so popular for Never sold for less than 69c. yard; only at 55c id found them. They're exact duplicates of last week’s offering, m They're made with the popular skirted ‘oll reve! are of Scotch Tweed Suiting—a mate! Brown and gray mixtures. styles and colorings as well as black. Satin| Striped Flannel; also assortment and many different broken sizes. Length} Biad Coats of tine black Ker-| made with broad pleats in back and ront. White Madras, tucked back and front, values for. 520 Couches What is termed an indestructible Couch (like cut). grade of coil springs manufactured. Warranted to be sanitary, resilient and practically built to last a Coverings are in assorted designs of plain and figured Arlington opener (can be opened without remoying couch from wall). ‘ame made with the best black japanned steel springs; hair top; tufted cover in assorted colorings of denim—plain 25 Many styles, including fine Kid Button and Lace, with eels; also odds and ends of Kid and Patent Leather Boots E a Button and Lace. Sizes 249 RCER- 7. Superb lot of Spring white, size 16 by 20 inches—the $2, 50 thirteen pieces for........s0000e Infants’ eT Y Infants’ Wear blue striped Flannel- made on waist; atic Ee ‘| Pink ai ette Skirts, (ary sizes 6 months to 3 years... Gingham Aprons © for little folks; made with yoke; collar and sleeves finished with nar- row edging 25c Pedal. Sal SIRE ECT Reta Three Friday Specials in Women’s Underwear Corset Covers of Nainsook, French style, trimmed with lace inserting, beading and lace ruf- fle; also cambric and = muslin GOWNS and DRAWERS, elabo- rately trimmed with lace and embroidery. A9c Corsets—The fainous CB. a la Spirite; made of white coutil, Straight front, low’ bust, dip hip; yd. 65c. all-wool Cheviots— sponged and shrunk—43 ins, wide, in BLACK, brown, garnet, reseda, cardinal, ca- det, royal and 39° yd. navy. — Speci for Friday sizes 21 to 30; also in short hip, white or drab’ sateen; sizes 18 75¢ things Black ‘Shiels, with Jersey. “tops, made with full extension ruffles of taffeta silk; sold regularly at $6.75 4,50 iA Floor.) Friday Friday Sale NOTIONS. TeLong’s Hump Hooks and Eyes; blac 5, Ci 4c, sheet of G0 Jet Pins Regular 60c. ounce of si 9c. Collar Foundations for. Friday Sale ART ‘GOODS Rotunda. finish ts and in that soft, satin, u Lithographed Pillow Tops at Specials in Games. Pit, double edition, 65 cards. .. Flinch (ever popular game) Wedding Bells, new series Halma, an old favor! Chess Men, per si Roulette Wheels ole leather We told Expected we had enough of good weight and xture. stock. Sheets, Pillow Cases, Less Than Cost of Materials. F sg. _,Basement. | Despite the climb in price of cot- | you'll buy sheets and pillow cases to-morrow for less than the worth of materials by the yard. And they're all made for you in ship-shape fashion. PILLOW CASES Bleached, 45x36, at 744c. Bleached, 45x36, at 9c. (Made of excellent muslins.) SHEETS: Maln Floor. Standard Sheeting: Single bed size, 39: |, bed size, 45: Double bed size, 52c. - Extra large size, S9c. BASEMENT SPECIALS IN Gray Enamel Ware. Sei First Quality. iced with Peau de Sole and and strap to match coat. 1 that will wear until you grow New short, jaunty coat-—satin (24 Floor.) Women’s Waists 1.98 plaids in great colorings; Reduced from $3.98 1 98 $3.98 kinds at. rilliantine ‘of excellent” quality; 1.69 Regular $3.50 values for.. spring styles, Regular $1.98 98c at ‘10. Scientifically Kangaroo Coil Springs—the highest inches wide; made with patent self: Very deep box Fitth Floor, J DISH PAN, 10-aiiart_ntze, spec 5- Piece Furniture Slip Covers, Each season we arrange our facilities to Ae the demands of this sale. We buy several thousand yards of the material, and the price of $6.45. holds good until it is used up. Only first quality Belgium striped Covering is utilized, allowing 20 yards of 34-inch material; fin- ished with fine cotton binding. You have choice of ten 6 45 . patterns, Fit and workmanship guaranteed, of course. Ready in the morning. Thies IFloor, Blankets and Comfortables, Final Clearance at Big Reductions. Prices for to-morrow have been made with a view to selling every winter weight Blanket and Comfortable in the store, We do not wish to carry any of them over the season, ‘These mark- downs tell the story in a nutshell: Main Floor, $1 and $1:25 Blankets are 75c. $2 and $2.25 Blankets are 1.39. $3 and $3.25 Blankets are 2.50. $4.50 Blankets are 3.49. $6 and $6.50 Blankets.are $4.98. $1.25 Silkoline Comforts are 89c. $1.50 and $1.75 Silkoline Comforts are 1.19. $2.50 and $2.75 Sateen Comforts are 1.89. Grocery Specials ..."scn and Saturday, Mail orders are filled the same day as received. We take great pride in our care given to packing and delivery, as well as the fact that this oor. Premium Rolled or Cooked Corned fper } ~ Ameri ulten beet, mutton i Coans, dax., FI beet “made, ahha large whols, head Rice, 5 Ibs, 240.5 *. Johnston's fe is, extra fancy ‘crisp and. de Mason sare, ive: Olives. fult @¢