The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1904, Page 6

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVE! | TWO BRIGHT GIRL SLEUTHS. Women’s*3to*4 sample shoes | J EXTRA KNEE P. TS, of plain blue and mixed cheviots, well made and meas ro O00 FROM JERSEY ) “Qe : jy Follew = Man jeveral Storcs tadaaidadasll WTsfus come rare || |We Keep a Manufac- : | RANDED QUT WEST < William J. Drum, a_ middle-aged ei 5 7 y . who refused his address, was a cae in the Adame Beet corel! [CULer Busy During his Brooklyn, to-day as the result of the SIATH AVE, 197 T0Z20™ STREETS : detective work of two young women “sé Sl M th 99 i 9 id ax employed an detectives in department zi jethodist Ministers and Church | mm." eters Ow ontn. aoe ee is oleate ado Do Roonaan gy The. mot vex, , Sample strips of embroidery, Oc. * Latiorers’ Work When Their | erat days ago, and had an agreement ainmmosbivexas . Bie to let one another know when he ap- ious prob oO ‘ ‘ . sais "| Trains Were Stalled. ee ee cre esiaiaay atisenoen (ae Hous) P lem ; u OF course, we know that it’s a broad assertion when we say that to-morrow we're going to sell embroideries at ‘ Wo 4gte showed up at the store where Miss . every shoe manufac c., 12 1-2c, and 19¢, that are worth up to 50c. per yard; but what’s the use in keeping back good news; we've got the goods and ema aL Florence is employed, and weal onal turer is his ‘‘slow want you to know it, and the truth is always welcome news. Main Floor. AD FOOD FOR ONLY 1,000. Mahon’ the Ero women pot Pfogethier > month, ’”” These sample strips of embroideries come in Nainsook and Swisses, just in time for your Summer § | Seecanearta tial yu anes | i Ng In most: cases it Cc needsy handsome effects fn ounclngs, skitings,edeines, beadings insertions, bandings;ee.. mbrote- CS Big Party on the Way to Methodist Ren tin Lane chee AG S M means closing down ; erles particularly adapte Spee S for the little ones and Summer costumes for misses and women. Conference in Los Angeles De-| insther counter of a, suore and nuea his plant, or else 8 or 25c. 91 or 35¢c, 9 for 40c, 2 for 50¢. layed Twenty-four Hours la running it at a loss. C embroideries. | ZC embroideries, l C embroideries. C embroideries, fj Grand Canyon, Col. ' Just at the right . t time we make him 9 Bien, 5 say wort ns a cash offer to build eres a lot 0 c sample laces at 15c Bre teoaived ‘here from Los Anseies to | OLE OF so many thousand : £ ie effect that a party of Methodist . . : . fministers and thelr wives and church Men Ss pairs of shoes for us. Now for a great Friday bargain lace sale—did you ever see such a large gathering of lace buyers as has sur- HAlegates:while on, yene rey, te oa He's generally very willing to come out even. arenes our chee all this week? It’s this great offering of sample laces that brought them to this store—here’s a few cases we were 31 le jaya in ° . Havi hased all terials fi —at {¥ saved especially for Friday: Main Floor. Grand Canyon of the Colorad aving purchase our materials for cash—a ; . rc the ene Negligee Shirts the right time—we turn them over to him with ome they ae nea me sibs bona Sek es a ee he specials “ *, . ” wor' or we cou not se! f) hi ‘ices—: u . Just what you want for ; specifikations. Need Se ~ ahh Kee ol 4 emacs were travelliie. Friday & Saturday, eee {rimming hats, sleeves, dresses, etc., and the values we guarantee as being just as quoted. ‘ ‘ay aiteRi cae ute eyiteasta May 6th & qth. | Je suey makes oP se oes Id h, that Rerousse laces, Venise medallions, Net top laces, Venise garland effects, a Sa ccna Bebday. atteracon heavily ewer t's doing things at the rig! ie, with cold cash, Soft sleeve laces, for laces Irish lace effects, 2 for laces Wide military laces, 48 for laces Lierre laces, for trip through the canyon. 5 5 allows you a dollar off. ’ Point Gaze laces, C up to 35c Handsome silk aces, C to $1.25 Hand-run laces, IC up to 32 Repousse bands. je running gear of several of the en- Negligee Shirts, Dollar-Off Shoes are good, honest shoes, made systematically Real iace effects, Black silk galloons, Venise bands and galloons, Black silk net laces, ‘ meets ibe bee poset de of fi talit ivtea with every particle of unnecessary expense cut out. | em, and in addition the road-} made of fine quality printe $ ». $ 1ki » . , fare erst srr and woven madras, large va] | VOL AR 12 for women’s °25 walKing Trimmed ] when tt was seen that the trains|riety of designs, figured and : Fare i oe : stiff hat i , . fe an: ro} ys the th: +? i < - ? Se ecctrte'ye tare |sted, elt and dark oF) | QR SHORS ® tailor-made dress suits. at $2.45 el, about a mile away. The prepri-|fects, also white; can be ha A g 4 5 ’ had about food enough for one | ouffs attached or detached, ‘THADE MARK HEY’RE the handsomest suits you've ever seen at any Another 500 a me |. and as a result ther 3) 7 7. + rs re Fy hose ready-to- ~ \momber of hungry Sacpli rent sunday i “Built to Specifikations.” price. That's a broad statement, to be sure, but then the gar. ese wae Jie i : LZ5s | STORES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIL ments warrant it because of the tine workmanship as well as created such buy- The ministers, hotel men, tratnmen > | - , |@ the excellent style character. Third Floor. ing excitement M : BME 45 wopate tha, rondned, Gove exceptional value. | THE INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. Q In regard to these suits at $12; for they are lat Friday — smart of the ministers took hold of picks ! A not the ordinary factory made suits, and ] Girls’ jaunty ittle sailor Ceat variety to Children's brown batist @ hovels and worked like heavers to Lord &y Ti M, 1448 breadways He AN Brus! Fou Enow without urlellng youteat ae Nibalsecveryvchicvand dressy Sitceas: Sees ana Bebe) hats: res thet ietarath Sunder cients and Inte Mons ay OF, 833 Broadway, between 12th and 13th Sts, do not as a rule carrya suit at $12, but | Jiust oo Fr $I OQ) the prices are less markable value, $D OE On ine a kontinied on ig | Broadway and Twentieth Street 262 West 125th St, near 8th Av. when we can buy suits that possess the | d4¥% at-...se4 THe than half, Atees eee sees Tle ‘se, tie remen ee cxin| ee amen rent SAVES Salat Dee Spa cuvird a ements | womens drosy -ws- Th BRS Mls Co ll from New Jersey, a4 i ti € i ay t ‘allen mithrat further «rouble and — a — —_—— These suits are only for Friday's coming street Gap Us iad cbietes oer § ere dat time For the bie Methodiet con- Ge OE selling, a8 we only have 175 of them | hatrattesse.-- 92,00 stylish ie ff $1 O45 : _ —— H. Shopping an Extravagance. —they come in three styles—regular 2 “ = lie sizes—the balance are sample suits. stiff hats < ss e $m for $7.50 walking and dress $ for $12.75 black Vicuna Qren Saturdays J 25h, S W Between Lenox & 9.75 cloth capes. will surely draw a Tul 9.30 PM. t. treet, CSty Seventh Avenues. laity 5 great crowd of 00 IES he ache icdrchen a Girls’ white lawn Buyers, because va HOUSER see a ee es dresses at °1.95. last Friday will D , ‘ Just the mere price is enough to 3 serve to advertise sses ain ats esses impress you with the bargain import- ue Priday wie 7 ance of this sale, for you know the . EA eho, " al Extraordinary Go-Cart Values | MISSES’ RAIN COATS—a manufacturer's sample line—cravenettes, mo- price would not pay He the making | “reds have inquired when we are going to hold another hat sale. a Sete Nee ae ae tiionieamvuesieritonies aie 10)7/5 —that is, for dainty lawn dresses like ; 4 s a MISSES' WASHABLE SHIRT-WAIST SUITS, of fancy’striped madras, these. Yoke is made of . pin tucks l 40 curtain outfits at 69c That surpass anything we have yet attempted. Unnecessary to hes alde-pialted itt caters blue, red or black; sizes 14 to 16 years; 2.25 and insertion, durable embroidered ° ° ty " J ’ L. . en ah al $3.50, t AVS. 0 ssc evenee Ze effect, f i vi C . ‘ y ‘udge of value to kno: that these Go-Carts are worthy, it’s evident atl] | CHILDREN’S FANCY. WASH DRESSES—the Valance’ of a1 prominent Berit eee to ul ae Mal) Chay ERE'S a popular Friday offer—$1.40 curtain outfit at the first glance, and the knowledge is more certin as the examination manufacturer's stock—guimpe, high neck, Russian blouse, sailor or years: 69c,, consisting of one pair of striped muslin curtains worth 2 becomes mo close.“ '< ¢ er i most exceptional. The broad Buster Brown styles, of dimities, chambrays, percales and French 1.95 $1,00—one brass extension tube worth 25c.—one pair of white cotton é variety comprises all that is desirable in Go-Carts—thorough in work- repp; all colors; value $2.95, for tWO ayS....sseeeeeeeeeereereeeee . | t in r Vv s loops wortlr 10c,—one pair of brass tassel hooks worth 5c—just manship, relicble in the quaiity of material and beautiful in design. * , e y | G ] h lu think! less than half price, 1sses an ( 1laren S I lats. reatest clo 6 alues. That’s only one of the splendid offers. 4 oaf : UNDREDS of men prefer : i MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS, this s ‘ vest I; flare shapes, H Hi : Here are two others equally as important. $9.00 Reclining Go-Carts Now $5.50] mssis.eranctaveatuane sie sepa masts tgarss WPA these elegant suis, cravenettes , Here are two/ofhers equally a6 important omer oa | combinations; rex, 81,98, for (woldayscesec.cecse+e, : XN 1.25) j he i CANARD ' ? MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNTRIMMED SAILORS, roiled brim, fine" and Spring top coats at $10 to ie £},90 1 Fair tucked muslin curtains worth \ ‘Here's health and comfort for the little ones—complete} | real ty ibe TA a a en ene Wel Lebe om erat 2s 98c |} kind for which the tailor charges $20 outfit, : Priya aa mcrae Hla ; satisfaction and economy jor you. Excellent Reed Body, | CHILDREN'S STREAM ER HATS, of ourh stra braid, With border of ¢ at cuney teeny vel Look 89 1a aes Geeeh hooks Werth | cn combination colors, re ‘own, t d wit bon bow, band . cane bottom, good shellac finish, auto rubber tire, steerh| int sircamets: al colors, rex, 8198, for too GAYS 4,25 | bacena Wiese: Cc. aie en i wheels, patent joot brake, enamel finish—inspect tt. B y , ') 172 fancy Spring ) $2.65 ‘ es came by pbinel curtalas wane ‘ y Spri Gano ere oys’ Clothing. $1.50 ‘tariatha waves DOUBLE-BREASTED OR NORFOLK SUITS, of plain blue serges, mixed | er te e | _ cheviots and tweeds; sizes 6 to 16 yrs.; reg, $5.00, for two Re ue ' 3.75 ‘ cee ne aetee te uieteswece SAILOR OR RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, of high-grade colored serges or | ‘ ] era re ] fancy mixtures; sizes 249 to 10 yrs.; reg. $5.00, for two days 3.69) | | | finished; sizes 3 to 16 yrs.; reg. 79c., for two days...... wes O9C sets the wheels a-going. -§59-571 Fulton St., Brooklyn. $1.15 and °1.75. : 2 from the trunks of the travelling salesmen of a ‘Rochester manufacturer, about 750 pairs of, women’s sample shoes which the maker had no further use for and sold to us at less than) cost to make. Second Floor. styles and made to YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT = 104 covert top coats <G 4) famous Broadway Box | to-morrow PEA € << 6" wn <a T. ~< 59 black Spring ‘ave.anp 16"sr. overcoats FURNITURE AND CARPETS. : <a Whatever your selection we guar- antee you a perfect fit, Patterns are the choicest of the season 1904; Fab- rics are the same select weaves put into the high-priced merchant-tailor- made clothing which this apparel equals in every respect. Sizes range from 33 to 46, Never has such a broad diversity of styles and patterns been offered, All desirable Sp exemplify the manufacturer's “shoe- mal every pair $ sessing an exquisite, $] e 1 5 Pasay ay je touch 1 15 seen only in the very highest priced shoes. This is a rare Friday shoe bargain treat, as they are bona-fide $3 and $4 values, high Louis heels ani others; nearly every Size in patent ideal kid, at $1.15 and $4.75, —We've about 400 Foster @ Co. sample shoes. puis‘ ci? teste shat is kt arcver for ita alin $5, $6 and $f shoes r ~ a shoe that is known the world over for its style, elegance and durability—a : shoe that equals in every respect the very finest bench made shoes—if you've ever worn a Foster shoe there's no need to urge upon you to take advantage of this sample sale at $2.65. a PERTH, a RELIABLE CARPETS SPECIALSALE OF Fr LUOK COVERINGS a TAPESTRY CARPETS, 70 cts. per yd, i (reduced from 85 cis). VELVET CARPETS, $1.25 per yd. (reduced from $1.50). Hall and Stair patterns. Newest Spring designs. CHINA MATTINGS, $8.00—10.50—12.00 (reduced from $9.50—12.°5—14.75). “JAPANESE MATTINGS, $10.50—12.50—-25.00 Sixth Floor. 6 cial: groceries and wines. YOUNG FOLKS GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING Timiaers| || a Tf EAR’S, THE BUILDER OF HAPPY HOMES. 25c. table oilcloth at 12c. ONE hundred and seventy-five rolls of 5-4 white or marbled table oilcloth at 12c¢., and a thousand and one other bargains in this great basement salesroom to-morrow, vv vv VVVVVVVVY\ ¥—Rest quailty ne granulated, 5 Ie. M2 WO WOR ee ee BOS |—Fine 0} {reuned from $12,25—15.00—32.00), Sa A Sls Sorry that we can’t _fill mail orders on the ’ Per roll of 40 yards. For Friday purchasers: oilcoth, Its only fair to save such a = ay : “for those who come f Yxtre Heavy quality. Artistic designs and colorings. | rare value for those who come for it. Draperies, F ri . rv) ee SS | Orienal and Domestic Rugs, Draperies, Furniture, etc., at lowest prices, ontder's | Lenox S ap. 23c for 4 sowod oxtra | 9 for scrub cloths, 9¢ for 10-at, gaivan- ~ >| | Procter & Gamble’s, sold everywhere | good quality brooms; ined water pails. SPINE Bots, the. Value ae. | 5¢ for éake Sapolio, 5¢ for good quality scrub | 25¢ for 12 rolls tollet prush. paper. | suits select Ot black tibet sits any at a pandions 10 OA AAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Dar \ at 4c. bar, | 5€ for mop handles. 39¢ for gt. Noor paint; coer purchasing power of every suet 7 wee x i" ge eel aR ; pia i ait a8 DAL ABC a ete Mise oad teeta teased Maal. 306., rondy for DIVPERTHWAIT £9]. 3565? Mitra SOS | ois seat Eek i Sos | io | Term, ‘ eer ne — oN fs an 3 a i Bs J me BS) ce. 5 sf i YORK. TTSI i = offee. ternes—-Hig! % RIB Aya keyg fares, Flatbush Au’ near Fulton St AMAA ADA A AMADA ADA SL eS Se a f -