The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1904, Page 8

” -— el ch MU RR oli Le aN ih it MN tl ela lo 41& WORLD: THORSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1908 ie ts aaa HLONeill & Co OETA AAAAABAAAALAAALAAAALLO Sale of FINE LACES YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT At 1% to 14 the Regular Prices. James W. Case 1s popular with every guest under the Martha Washington's rwof, He became the manager when the place was opened @ year ago and ee he adop policy of giving his un- divided att to the elderly women James W. Case Has Resigned |» —Trouble Said to Be Due with the soars pecullar to men of his trade. Perrin and his wife finished a foreign tour some weeks ago and went to lve with a family named Smith at the Lynch street house. A month ag quarrelied with his wife and she left him, Perrin left the house soon after and the Smitha heard no more of the couple, Imagined He Saw Ions. Last night Perrin appeared at the houso end opened the front door H bis key, which he kept who patr 6 menage. In that ia silp clear of y, and now he js in crocheted of women's way he the rocks of to reap his r other arile: >SPEARS< 6" ave.ann I6"5z 1, who is manager of an Bmeginary Beasta;and 'itirew! exe onitorn to Wine Jelly Served tyson” si esd ee." FURNITURE AND CARPETS. > Bricks at the Headstof Pedes-) an5 crying eg imaginary 1L , you brutes, Meals. DESPONDENT MAN A SUICIDE. _ trians Below. MPU eao GOLA Gtzi me — ea eas < . ate Cy rea Warlte UnaivaperOnla)s sapien: |e NN We hate divided them into eight lots, as follows: are: awhile putts hia Imaginary ie] There's a flood of tears in the Marthy| ment Drinks Carhotte Actd. | WAS CAPTURED AFTER ° Sale steds 4 Vamhingion Hote) today and tte fve| stare Richinann, «walter, why had cg 20c. to 30c. Laces....-10c| $1.60 to $2.25 Laces. .«75¢ © Aan armiu yun) women patrons nre tne Aen by he had been fj i | ae DESPERATE STRUGGLE.) foe ned bogan miss red women patrons are ee Kk 35c. to 45c. Laces 5c| $2.30 to $3.00 Laces... .98c é apa ie by on ‘ bs Teslgnauion 0 pete > 50c. to 85c. Laces 25c| $3.00 to $3.75 Laces..$1.25 fi 4 ' several he e Oo take re with the + Recently Returned from Europ a 4 it} esp Font ta ety | $1.00 to $1.50 Laces . ..50c| $3.75 to $5.00 Laces..$1.68 | __with His Wife, Who Left Him Corrie and, elotntoes ay nea him, > (Basement) y After a Quarret—Her Where- 1: aud "Mr. Case is such @ fovely Se 5 and “Mr, Case is just tuo kind | A > H t pox te) how, CAnOWD) ally ganteneeo | Cosel Hota wien tn marti cree Solid Gold > This massive Brass Bed OUSEFURNISHINGS. } i wo GRE BRE Bear | $-1.oo] | den saturdays Onl 70 P.ALlworth $75.00, only... $5 5 Some splendid values that will interest both epee anteater and Binathare an! ye Marina Wash i Eyeglasses ro« J i <agar<sessercy-er tay-senterraauneruar-oreneer tears p9taaanel the Summer and the town Housekeeper. ff EEE rete, « weuikog oe fyi i eT Pitts ute eltaehas etch K< Beautiful Carpets at Bargain Prices, Univeral sition Windsor H ' io e 0 f id F before? And when you A ‘ * i oor heal of he saicors Winter tat 1 have been eatollshealf ge _ And All Carpets Made, Laid and Lined Free. Bread Mixers. Was ; ; nish or two hs aeanil cama he oecupants Ol) Wtor nearly thirty years and th y is fe Velvet Carpets— Will knead i 2 i & Sota. of the nei borine i oe eee ae ast upede roomate or wana sie | Maat aN! AERUAMTS | agg WEE asa" mlsutes eecdemn fosinetr rolls, wats fhouses, shying bricks at peop oseip has it th ie i " A 4 ps ranted for two { passed in the atreet, and with tis hotel Vecauae of einer amnaatei sae AAU Ea Ut | Hee Sarpete which were | f (tation and sample years against ords- . s i h ‘ou can come to any of my ice Bbc: price to. well “for | Ore real ci ehi okings of his whip-co and insiated it wae. | Mr, Kellogg; but ores. fo) se or fol + va 65c ees SLIS: oY tees nary wear. $1.65. $2.25, Regular price, $2.25, Painted Wire Cloth, pollee have not ahe has Taet house PITTSBURG. it was only after will disou in which a p themselves perate struggle and several citizens took part, uble Galvanized Poultry Netting. Zz. Perrin, who |s raving mad, was: aub- Deane Itry N f ued and locked up ppiakned ead sh yaaa ire 106 E, 23d St., 454" New York 12-mesh green or black cloth, in 24, Mase of heavy galvanized wire, 2534, Beanery ction io batter ienowa “Colonel never reslgned—did he?” isles, despite the fact that the Mart 56W, 125thst., "8. Lx New York, | 26, 28, $0 32, 34, 36-inch widths, per| 2.inch mesh, 8{C. square foot. { tm Burove than !n this country. He ts he jlist mermed into the o [ Vashington ja supposed to be “atri paler ln Open Bvenings.) | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK (|| square Ot eereeervereee sevens] 90 l-inch mesh, 124. square foot s . ‘a short, stocky, powenful man, and his “twixt him an’ the weatherboard. | '°mperance” be wns | 541 Fulton St., Ave" Brooklyn, y are covered EM Ni MA ARs MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. Lawn Mowers. Refrigerators. The “Dewey,"4 blades, <=> warranted in every re- spect, your choice of 12, 14, 16 or 18-inch, $3.49. We carry the best and largest varieties — prices range upward from $9.90. = > > —— = i Women’s $1 gloves, 69¢. 7 e@ aera SOc. silk belts, 29c. You'll realize what a stir we'll cre- ate when we tell you they’re those fashionable crush sfik belts, full four- inch, new gilt harness buckle, in all the Simpson Better still, some of them are $1.25 gloves, so you'll select a pair at about half price to-morrow Main Floor. They’re a 2-clasp kid suede glove— Paris point and one row embroidery; (Basement) Special Sale of SIXTH AVE.19 TO 20™ STREETS. | latest shades of silk—navy, red, brown, ist light blue. tan, white and bl. a 29¢ | black, slate, tan and mode; ex- 69c STERLING SILVERWARE. p regular 50c. value at.... cellent values at,......+--++-. All heavy Weight and the newest designs. { Tea Spoons, formerly $1.00; at. 75¢ | Dessert Forks, formerly $2.00; —s e $ > $ $ vn 2 on } i 500 walking sKirts,some 2.75 omen s 50c vests, 25c. 1,000 3 fancy vests, 1 25 Coffee Spoons, formerly 69c.; at 39C none Kni Wee. | oe = = 4) ee s ——_--- | HERE’LL “tr ; ; = - Dessert Spoons, formerly $2; Ateeeseee * THIS splendid showing of 500 handsome walking T be a great gathering of saving shop- HERE'S positively the greatest values Meee estecss vere- $LAA5 | Dessert Kniv i skirts exemplifies the newest styles evolved by Dame Fashion, pers here to-morrow, ‘an ‘oul help to swell in fancy vests yet offered— 1,000 strictly Table Spoons, formerly $2.75; Atesceee ff % and the extraordinarily low pices we quote en the crowd if you take. ti ; about this great | "”. Pegeae excelent ‘{ebtics average value $3; i flaraciipaangs $1.95. Susar Shells, formerly $1. i ‘ Shida ing ¢ " resses to = a iy te ci rs urchased especia to- lormerly 5 B Knit 98; aie Citar ltt mibing. sure rnor | Baler Women’s vests “Ble tee need gee when they go on sale at B1.25~the Bann ane Meena nee eee $L.25 | em t! ulgen SE1S-of Sve want you lowest price quoted. secona Fleor. adruple Silber Plated Ware, $2.75, $3.75, $5.00. | tobear inmindthat yoivare redditig a-Sitipson Craw- oan treet All New Stock. 4 ; : ford Co. ad., and that WzalWaysfulfilevery promise fait dovens Tw Gurnee Bread Trays, formerly $1.25; at 9c |Glass Cracker Jars, quadruple Just % regular value. . One thousand ‘dozen of wdtien’s fine Swiss | DS est sates, and ies sate Claret Piichery Glam qusdrupia lated tops, formerly $1.25; at 89¢ E ‘They’re made in a variety of tine all-wool ma- ribbed: Summer vests represent a large’ order held ° {o: say this Friday sale plated top, formerly $1.25; at B9C | Condlesticks formerly $1.49; at B9C ic terials, gored and kilted effects. by a man ae tuter foe well-known New York RaviGwatiepatent Fern Pots, formerly 61.49; at... 89C | Baented Mill Jar, formerly pg i, é $ concern that ‘was unableAo take them because. of Te eee Basement.) , i} $10 jackets, 5.75 | unforeseen trade exigencies, We.bought.the entire | «ni hit? sesame S4and $5 vests in Se { t 1 el del a lot from one-third:to one-half less than their actual | and $2; but you may take your GROCERY DEPARTMENT. } 4 f NN C Hets, splendid quality, collam wholesale cost*ffal’s the reasongthese unusual | choice to-morrow at $1.25 . . @ ON ‘overt jackets, ‘t!" sted bargains await youPriday Bee: Bo . ] ant $ 4 it Specials for Friday and Saturday. tH Wg NO. sutin lined; exquisite taflor finish; val- ieee vay s FLOUR—Pillsbury best XXXX Flour, | SOAP — Fairbank’s Fai ; CAD NRIs saa grote 5.75 25c ioe WOMENS, 50¢ LISLE,VESTS—6o0 | y a zee ; Rds ; barrel 65.95, bap 20% Ibv.s-.75¢| Soap (not limited), cakeesse 3h 4 ‘ 3 fozen of 4, “| fe 4 sala lot 5 suits in this lot of odds and ends, too—just 470 in this great COFFEE—Luncheon Coffee, fresh] sUGAR—H. & E. 1 { ‘\\ Silk blouse jackets: coo¢#4¢ ry th ah lislethread, Friday clearing —Norfolk, double breasted and Russian, $ Toasted, ‘granulated: of pulverized, | “Sugar, $-Ib, Sores 340 L . o 2 50 5 Ibe 706, IDessscsseeeee - 15¢ ic e feta—prettlly trimmed; value $ they’re so good that it would be just as easy to dispose of that number. Secona Floor. Irregular sizes are responsible for the unusually low prices, but nearly every” g size is to be found in the lot. A number | We think it only fair to advise you to Pay come in the morning if possible, for if you < do you're sure to secure @ pall. Sorry, but <Q we can't fill mail orders. Women’s $3.50 sample shoes, $2.35. Three hundred pairs Rochester made #50 ants 89 35 sample shoes, in high grade Louis heels an shapes—also Oxford ties—special......-- seer r ree i j { Friday’s grocery and wine list. T MEANS economy without the sacrifice of that inim- itable richness and flavor vou relish so much, and which you al- Ih, $1.00 if 4 Wines and Liquors. US GOLD VAP, WHISKEY. Prices reduced to, ASS & COS AL! ways get in Simpson Crawford Co, foods and wines, Sixth Floor | elastic, arrow Jibs #silk tapei vis ftont and handsomely,.trimmect. tf and arms ith: —By far the ver olfered for 59c of fancy evening dress slippers are in- the money; hight grade; pure white'lisle thread, sheer | an improvement over the latest sade = quality. trimmed on ‘front with hand, crocheting and | Singer. Fourth Floor. white lace—made trom perfect, sold for less than $1 before. 4,800 pairs women’ shose, 19c pliable yarn—never Some people think that in order to be assured of anv- thing like good service out of a pair of hosiery it is necessary to pay 5Uc. or 75c., but we've proven the absurdity of that idea by importing a quality that we can sell at 25c. To-morrow, though, we'll make a departure, and offer 4,800 pairs at 19¢. a pair. rain wtoor. \!, This is the First Clearing Sale 9 the season,inaugurated to” ,. mmense out-puiy, of our own work—-rooms. | ed Floor Show-rooms,| Dore Head — Bottit varieties pt | pe reduced to” $1 | 6€ for solld back scrub brush, with white collars, sizes 2! to 15 years—to-morrow, . times what we ask in this special Friday sale. We guarantee them for 5 years—so does the maker. And we give you our word that they’re At $13.95—agents’ price, $35.00 At *14.95—agents’ price, $40.00 At $16.95—agents’ price, $50.00 . At $25.00—agents’ price, *60.00 Polished oak—swell front drophead style, forming a table when closed—ball bearing and runs like a bicycle —self-threading shuttle—latest improved attachments Stine of the famous manufacturer stamped on every machine. Great sale of laundry supplies HE GREATNESS lies in the splendid manner in which these laundry requisites are made as much as in the un- usually low prices. If you need anything for the laundry and will read these prices, realizing that every article is made to give long ser- jock tin, 59 [Of salvanizea wash bottom, oval wash boller, tub. 1,10 for square hamper and covor, fe 38c for 4c. 4 sowed extra qual- {ty broom. 434€ perth, for black trons. 336 for clothes sprinkler. wash bites ©9¢ for 3-noop cedar wash tub. 19c for 50 feet good quality clothes line. 49¢ for 5 feet 3-wing volley bar. 19¢ foroxtra strong clothes poles. 5€ for bottle of ammonia, 27¢ for solf-wringing mop. AC for galvanized pulloys. 33 for oval clothes basket. 89C for set Mrs. Potts’ Irons, 3| $9c for 534 feet Ironing boards, irons, 1 stand and handle. Ike cut. 256 for 4c. nickel sloove trons, | 3.98 for 3 foot extra good qual- te ity laundry ante AC for asbestos iron holder, | 3-25 for Nuting machine. | §4¢ port. for nickel irons TEAS — Formosa_ Oolong, Young Hyson, Ceylon, Gunpowder, Eng- 5 lbs. Sold elsewhere at 25c. lb. Broadway, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. | 19c. for 39c. Wash Summer Silks) This is an all-silk fabric in corded effects that comes in such desirable shades as light blue, brown, lavender, pink, nile, royal, cream and white. It is 20 inches wide, bence its value for waisis and chil- dren's dresses. About 5,000 yards of this choice summer silk came to us much under market price. We've selected Friday as the day on which to offer these splendid values to you! Throughout the greater clty you'll find these silks Polced at 39¢. the yard. Here, Friday, yard ..-..-'sc+ss. sp EZ3 49c. FOULARDS 23c.—3,000 yards of All-Silk Foulards in polka dot and small | figures, in the season’s most wanted colors, such as royal, navy, brown, castor | 4 ‘and gobelin; most desirable for waists and costum special, per yard,..., $4 50 Medicine Cabinets,85c mirror in door, nicely finished, 22 inches wide, 15 inches high, 6 inches deep, regular $1.50. SPECIAL ... A Y white laceg—all i : TOMATOES — Royal Blue Brand lish Breakfast a d Ji T i ford $1 Pnsei new dé 100 ball bearing (ib, ing doen es cA Ge] Yaecuy coe ah wor we, Oe =e Women’s shoes @ oxiords, 30¢ FOR, WomEN sewing machines Goma) 3 ‘white’. Swi text lisl t ial i ya uney Feu ay 42.50 shoes and oxfords white’, exture, lisle at specia rices. . “THEYRE $2.00 and to a at the remarkably low thread vest, low is) chet and lace AGEN fS are Fine these Ri Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. price of $1 to-morrow. Wish we had 2,000— fronts and drys} e vests to ap- sewing machines at nearly three ie 6 ¥: 8 price reduced ‘% y Root : ape bg F y +4 F = ; welgnt in Pail, 76 . N00 ) oe vice, it’s certain you won’t miss this sale, Basement Salesroom. ‘ - ah net wer CoS : / VEN , } . ] i smagors | \ wale” qaed MD) / | ce-ann oitine tspecal prea: avin orinpennis tore” '1|Warm-Weather Dress Material} ¢ | | Pere at Cie int etce Fo | lawn and garden—also refrigerator vable contrivance ‘Most Advantageously Priced el PS ats Se ee che soni usly Priced. RRED QUAL. i] an UTI 72, Ny aise BE 2 4} i oe. A\\\ 1.10 for 1.49 10-In. roll for oxtra quality a red. Printed WEwisles | aeercerizeaan [es ff that have aoe selling nght along \ | FF ame aS, eal ace Reatamin ta “pend 3 mah Nee ator tke iy mes chieuamt fu ae : tey | DY Gation, } Sie 50 EOS Oo ai g y jae a i Ic itl, choice of colors, white, cream, ; f x B,) stancana [i] ov $3548, $459 GF528each. Kh | 4,98 fo,ynthing me: | TE Retin Dosom yard : Hiteot Shale tag woe, el ” VW \ : ae Volles, $0 inches wide, o ; r: erteelerdmanel ae We SOOO s \ 98 1% ,¥aHN Benen:| age forts, Day's shins Y | | CHeeen vale fl anche id Rane | Sartre 88 me Petter YB | E Ba: we ene ort uN pproved J Smart patie) enaituby {or sould zina wash- Madoti re: | Fancy, Mercerized Walatings, corded “ a jon 1 th S ps — > 5 AN 49 for clothes mangle. oar. 3 rack ees inches fe varinty E NM of yles Shapes Nyy BSc (oF 1.39 extra Hoavy | 9¢ for clothes line roel. I234c] of new. ae al 19¢ i yh th MIX %, vietlon 4 ae = keep up with the ——~ | (0c for 3 F. P. C. wax, ey ae aon 9c for ¥ id. box ultramarine | 23¢ for clothespin bag. Golden Oak Medicine Cabinet, with ire