The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1904, Page 12

‘omany beat ‘ONLY PIGS’ FEET TO EAT. f ph a saat at Was the tenai t and Child with Poker. | Gharies Tomany, forty-five vears old, “at No. 305 Tenth avenue, Williamsburg, Dearing the signs of a protracted spree, stop a further overpowered a Pig's fe And followed fecond ove! faughter, or ee head, sitn| the poker, Silt, hi raltene ‘There ‘a great acroaming In the enants rushed out that Tomany Beat wite | Sonn filing: Into eects leak woman and ‘fete H nat to the defenre saul n ‘omany wae 'y0 ehid nd arrested, appeared in the Lee avenue Poltes| ROOSEVELT AIDS SICK MAN. court to-day for beating his wife and | aay | eda ae seh i poker | president Orders Every Care tor! y sald he was provoked ie . Aarault beciuse lis wife had nothing | His Oyster ann ena oe for Bim to cat but ple's feet when he| OYSTER BAY, J. I. March ‘ . Teturned home after being oway for|Senman. superintendent of Bree Dinner Sets. 1 . e estate at Sagamore Hill, ; i | four days. Roosevelt's estate at . Tomany stumbled into his house ves- | stinme| BiB Austrian China, pink terday im: d ed roan early instruct ‘1 } Sinner. nd nothing but care rhall, he Odd Fellows | gold line, Special Offerings, To-Morrow, 320 IMPORTED UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS, SMALL ROSES, COWSLIPS AND FOLIAGE, COQUE FEATHERS, black, white and all colors, Value $3.25, 515 inches wide, in black, white and all the most desirable colorings Stern Brothers Millinery Materials For Early Spring Wear. | ; | About 300 Lamp Shades, hand painted decorations, with bead fringe, at one-half former prices. Value $2.50 to 3.75 $1.68 SHADED OSTRICH PLUMES, new Spring colorings, Taffeta Ribbons Value 28¢ yd. Formerly 16 bud decoration. (on first floor) 39c 82c *2.68 19¢ High-Grade Writing In Boxes of 120 Sheets, and 100 Envelopes Tada Bond, Value 75¢ Box 48c | | ere vdan. Value 90c Box 68c | | Papers West Twenty-third Street. | Each piece finished with Cups and Saucers..1.25 |100 pieces....... | | | Limoges China, pink rose-, TOO! PIECEB 5550046807150 Formerly 24.00. JAMES MGREERY & 60. Sale of Fine China and Fancy Lamp Shades. Stock Dinnerware, at one- half former prices. and violet decoration. Dinner Plates.....1.15 doz. ‘10 in. Meat Dish.. 4oceach | “ “ «1. §5C Fi ++++12,00 Covered Dishes.... 65¢ Anda full stock of all dinner pieces to enable one to purchase a Dinner Set at one-half reduction. Fine China Tea Pot, Sugar and Cream Set.......75¢ ' Sugar and Cream Set....35¢ Twenty-third Street. “JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of Shirt-waists, One thousand fancy lace waists, 7:50 Value, 10.50. Twenty-third Street, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NE 6TH AVE,, 22D and 23D STS., NEW YORK. YORK FOR FINE GOODS. Little wonder the crowds are cen- tering Ehrichward---there is an unmis- takable reasone--reflected unerringly in price-facts like these. Bargains for Baby, Every Price Means Economy. INFANTS’ WRAPPPRS of flannelette—pink and biue stripes, finished with silk stitch- ing; a cial. INFANTS’ CLOAKS of wool Redford—single and double capes, trimmed with } braid and ribbon; $2.98 to cambric and muslin GOWNS— yoke, with hemstitch tucks, and sty le—sizes to 69¢.—special at $3.50 Boys’ Suits, $1.35 All-wool Suits, in black and genteel mixtures — 1.35 some of our best sell- ing styles, but with a few sizes missing: to clear them at once, we mark them all $1.35, The double-breasted and Norfolk suits of this lot are extraordinary value. $1.98 for Boys’ $4 Double- Breasted Suits. Customers tell us that these are the very best value in boys’ sults shown In New York in years. So they are, All are in all-wool fabrics, cut in up- to-date, mannish fashion, and made upon the non-destructible plan. Men’s $15 Suits, $7.30. peThese suits are of all through and through worsteds, black cheviots and Thibets, neat mixed” cheviots and cassimeres, They are all cut and made up-to-date in every par- ticular, both in the single and double-brenst- ate on 760 $1.25 for $3 Trousers, The wooilens in these trou- sere are worth more than We ask for the pante, All thor iy Well made, in Rea abi ciiasing regio usually Morning Sales Tuesday, 8 to 12.30. Extra ‘bargains offered only to relieve the afternoon crush by inducing morning purchases. Hence, only for these hours— 8 A. M. to 12.30 Hence, also— no _ mail orders, no telephone orders, no C, O. D.'s for these items, 5c. for 10c. Batistes, Printed Batistes—-a big assortment to choose fram—8 to 12.30 Tuesday, yd., Sc 39c. Grenadine Voiles, 19c. 36 inches wide, in all colors and black— @ splendid value at 39c.—Tuesday, 19¢. 14c. Yard for Regular 29c. Mousscline de Soie. In black and colors, white, &c.—from 8 to 12.30, 1de, 5c. for 10c. Percales. WHITE PHRCALES—86 inches wide; satin stripes; from 2 to 10 yd. lengths— always 10c, and 12%¢.—special, yd., 5c. $1 Bulb Syringes, 50c. Best quality Para gray rubber—three hard rubber pipes—put up tn fine ebon- {zed box—usually $1.00—special at 50c. 25c. Lithia Tablets, 12'%c. LITHIA TABLETS (6 grains); a con- venient preparation of artificial lithia water for the treatment of chronic cases of rheumatism, uric acid, gout, &c. Screw- cap bottle--usually 2hc.—our sale price 16c,.—to-morrow, special, bottle, 121g¢. 50c. Beef, Wine, Iron, 25c. Made from fresh raw Beef combined with fine Sherry Wine and Citrate of Iron; 16-02. bottle—usually 60c., and during this great sale 29c.—but Tuesday, between the above hours, 25c. 39c. for $1 Hypophosphites. COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOS- PHITES (16-oz. bottle) has gained a wide reputation in the treatment of colds and weak Jungs. Usually $1.00—our price In tse gale has been 45c.—now a special at 89c. Mail Orders Filled Unless otharwise stated. WRITE TO- NIGHT for whatever you require. Though not in the advertisement, it is surely tn the store—and you are certain to save money by ordering during this great sale. 3c. for Barbers’ Towels. 50c. for Men's $1.00 Negligee Shirts. One of these “now-and-then" offerings at a price that will tempt buying for months to come. 50c gyle Cord printed Madras Cloth, with Separate cuffs to match, all Properly cut, generous in width and lgngth, finished with hand-made huttonholes; new and up-to-date neat ef- fects. figures and atripes; sizes 14 to 17—here to-mor- row, these $1.00 shirts for 50c, $1.05 Wrappers, for 98c. Women’s HOUSE WRAPPERS—about 350 garments in all—materiats of percale and lawn; fancy, neat and desirable shades and patterns—an assorted variety of designs and styles—wrappers that were up 9 to $1.75—cholce ... ” 98e Lawn HOUSE WRAP! attractive, Shirts of Glen Ar- , pretty; neat and in assorted patterns— 59 very epectal value—Tuesday....... Cc Maid and House DRESSHS—percale, in one or two piece suita—light or dark coloring, newest and neatest designs, for house 98c wear—matchless values, up from. om iJ MAIDS' CAPS, 4c. to..... MAIDS' APRONS, 18c. to. NURSES' APRONS, 25c. Tea & Coffee Dept. Basement. For the next three days we shall continue to sell our 40c, grades of Teas 19c flee at....... 19¢ Extra Special. Also for the next three days, bean Coffee or ground, at, a Ib..... J Ac 20c. Embroideries, 10c. 30,000 yds. Swiss and cambric Embroider- fes—remarkably choice selection; unusu- ally wide, and handsome patterns—a qual- ity that in a regular way sells at 10 2c.—while they last..........+5 Cc $1.50 Umbrellas for $1. For men and women—union taffeta, made on steel rod, paragon frame, with case and tassel, Emglish boxwood and furze handles, in a vatiety of shapes. <A well-wearing urobrella, aT 00. bel $1.50—tor Tuesday. 3 = \English Porcelain Open} JAMES McCREERY & CO, Ladies’ Suit Dep't. 3rd floor. spring mixed tweeds, Va- tious models, 20,00 and 25.00 Black Broadcloth Suits, Blouse Coats, trimmed with silk and braid, Lined throughout with silk, 38.50 Walking Skirts, black and various mixed cloths, Habit back or inverted pleat. 4.50 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Washable Dress Goods, 5,000 yards Embroidered Tokio and Tussah Silk Mousseline. Colors—cream, white, cham- pague, nile, grey, pink, pale blues, lemon and black, 30 inches wide. 25c per yard, Value §0¢. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Colored Dress Goods, On Tuesday, March 8th, 2,000 yards Imported Voile, “Knob” effects. Colors—cream, champagne, castor, tan, brown, green, heliotrope, grey, royal, navy and light blue. 42 inches wide. 65c¢ per yard, Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO Black Dress Goods, and Floor. Black Silk Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide, 1.50 per yard, Value 2.00, 800 yards, black Broadcloth. 50 inches wide, vm. 1.00 per yard, Value 1.50, Twenty-third Street, JAMES McGREERY & CO. Sale of Buckles, 1ooo Imperted Rhinestone, buckles, mounted on gilt and oxidized. 2,00 each Value 2.75 to 5.00, Twenty-third Street. ‘The 1006 World Almanae and Eu- eyelepedia gives tom thousand facts Walking Suits, madeof new THE WORLD! MONDAY KYENING, MAKCH 7, 1006, ; ere cS. T. Mo romptly Refunded. Anniversary Surprises. To-morrow, TUESDAY, will bring another big day of anniversary selling. The anniversary specials have not lost one bit of their impor- tance as the sale has progressed. New offerings of the most astonishing kind have been placed on sale with each succeeding day. surprises to-morrow! In addition to the tremendous merchandise bar- gains in. every department, we will give: — Double Blue Stamps * ’ * A | Misses’ Spring Suits. | Made from all-wool Spring Suilings; newest collar- Here's a lot that will go at almost half value. less Eton blouse with military capes and epaulettes; trimmed with combination piping and fane: tons, full sleeve, fancy reverse cuff, lined throughout, newest flaring skirt; colors blue, brown, Rray or green; sizes 12 to 18, value $8.95, at...seceeeee Women’s Eton Suits. y but | 9.98: More great UL | } ss 1o-Morrow. All Silk Lined Suits. Better’ see the suits to-morrow. The best value that we ever knew of in March, Eton style, made from fine all-wool broadcloth or cheviot; broad shoulder effect, handsomely tailored and trimmed with mili- tary braid, fancy vest, plaited sleeves, 7-gore full plaited skirt. Jacket lined with rich taffeta, and the skirt | made over taffeta drop; colors | black, blue or brown. ....., . ° The Eton style will be very popular—mark that | weil—and later prices are much more likely to be $3 Japanese Silk Waists at 1.98 higher than lower than this, Made from rich all-wool Parametta cloth; broad- | shoulder ¢ffect Eton coat, trim- ‘9.98 flare kilted skirt, black or blue. med with military braid, an > fi feta silk; full7-gore Millinery Specials. Values up to $1.25, at 49c. fancy vest; lined with rich taf- Pleated front, tinished with rows of Val. lace; two rows of wide medallion lace down front; back of Val. lace and tucks; lace stock and full sleeve; plain white or black; all sizes; value $3,00; special while | 98 this lot lasts ati. ..+.eeeeseeeee , ” Boys’ $3 Wool. Suits at $1.59. | } | \ \ | Turbans, Cubans, C! ip, Rough and Fancy a nations, on the latest shapes jj 25, (os es up to $2 Value at 98c. Hand Made Hats, in black and white, made on the latest wire frames, with silk, hors Spangle, mohair crown and braid of tu and shirred chiffon, $2,00 value, at. Patent Medicines And Toilet Articles. No Mail Orders, Castoria (Fletcher's), bottie, .. "a Colery. Ce Powdered Alum, '4- Pe-ru-na: tha great Dr. Law's Infantile Children: bottle Klimer’s P je pure, carbonate of Soda, one Improved Rhinetis Tabi Witch it aa ine ‘Toller Soap, aesorte mecin) - 4% Bengnin Ta and Underwear and Hosiery. Women's Fine Gauze Cotton Vests, in high neck, with short sleeves; neatly finished with silk tape; also pearl buttons; sizes 30 to 44; 35c. value, a ‘Women’s Low Neck Ribbed Cotton V, ribbon run in neck and sleeves; spec Women's Imported Full Fashioned with neat designs in colored embroidery; sole, heel and toe; special at, per pair,... Imported Full-Fashioned Cotton Hose; unbleached split soles; double sole, heel special, per palr...........s0000. eee Sale of Laces, Xe. Wide, Showy Cotton Laces— Clunys, Vals. Torehons, Point de Paris, usually 10c. per yard, special at rs Pique Embroidered and Lace tocks—19¢. and 25¢c. 4 values, on sale, cach, . 12ic Venice Cape Collars, {n butter and Arabe; 79¢. collars; spe- clal, each gone 49c Footwear Specials. Shoes for Boys—Calf Leather Lace Shoes, double soles, sizes 9, 9%, 10, 10%, 13% ‘patent leather toe ‘ Cc May tips ; sizes 5, 5° SS 5, 00, 7, 8, 84 9, 9%, 10, 1054, 11 $ SS, two parts, covered in the best grade of sateen ticking, made to your order to fit bed; regular price $1 special for this sale... A Full 45-Ib. Best Black Mixed Hair y Two-Piece Double-Breasted and Norfolk y Styles, in all the prevailing medium and dar shades, that are right in linefor early Spring + lined with heavy farmer’s satin, sewed n; Double-Breasted Suits, ages 7 to 16; Norfolk Muslin Wear, Etc. Suits. ages 3 to 12. Another of our wonderful Boys’ Values Extra Size Gowns—heavy muslin, high neck yoke, trimmed with tour 98c | that won't last long Py ; Women’s Belts, 25c. | insertings of French embroidery, clusters of tucks between, neck and These are handsome Silk Belts, brand new, attractive and stylish. Taffeta, latest styles, ornamented at back with with handsome buckles to match, in sleeves finished with embroidery French gilt and French ruffle. ‘Size 44 to 50 inches. 69 c and vanes ane ine from le Extra Size Drawers, tine cambric, POCINO 1501 EACH RET sa 40-inch band, trimmed with deep Imported seal grain and French walrus of tucks above; 65c. value, at Sin black, tan, brown, gray, bottle- Corsets, fine coutil, in long or medi- nearly all fitted with card case’ and wm Wengthsy habit hipy change purse; actual values 1 9 18 to 30 inches} $1.00 (eo each: special, c wales ates 38-inch All-Wool Nun’s Veiling, in the best colors, cream and black; also 38-Inch All-Wool new Spring styles and colorings, 50c. grade, 39c t “ blue, navy blue and black, also 54-inch AlleWool Voile Spring Colorings, cream and black; also 5$4=\ 38-inch All-Wool Chiffon Finished Granite Cloth, soft and clingy, Spring . . Dinner and Tea Sets || Domestics, Xc. 100-Plece Disner: Sets, of fine American 36-Inch Kid-Finished 6% elegant deco. ac rations, full White Dotted Swis. 12%4c, value, at...... » colors y “ac ehair icked 19% iatsteat Oc Cotton Hose, doub!e 1 qi C lack, with peau de soie and rich satin in the fine metal pieces in newest patterns Rfay; numerous styles 89C, value, at ....0.scecece Shopping and Wrist Bags, 190 embroidered ruffles, clusters 49 le green and red, mostly silk lined, and lace trimming; size range trom 49¢. to 98c. 50c. Dress Fabrics, 39c. Piain and Fancy Tweed Suitings; B2-inch’ High’ Lustre Siclilian’ Briltiantine, royal inch All-Wool Tweed Mixture; also 49 colors, cream and black, 65c. to 98c. grades, at c porceain) Cambric at,,....... Ys and black, value 1234: Tea Sets, 56 pieces, of American porcelain, in green, blue and brown decora- 2 98 New Ginghams, ° quality, at..i...-. Great Matting Sale. Finest Grade Japanese Mattings, fine all colors, large and small figures, Selected straw; 40 yards to the roll; valle $92.50, at. os... ss e0ereee ase e Not more than Three to any One Gustomer, Carpet-Designed Japanese Linen Warp Matting, beautiful colors, such as red, green, blue 5 98 11, and brown, 40-yard roll; value $9. er roll Of 40 yards, atissseee., ee Sampson's 40c. Oilcloth, 25c. In four of the choicest. patterns—all widths; usually sell at 25 $9.75. 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