The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1904, Page 16

“AMES McGREERY 80. Misses’ Suit Deat. Silk Shirt-waist Suits, Walk. ing length, pleated skirts, Tucked, lined bodice, Blue, black and brown, Sizes 14 and 16 years, $12,50 Walking Skirts,—made of fancy mixed cloth, Lengths, 37 to 4o inches, $3.75 and $5.00 Covert Cloth Coats, Pleated; belted model. Sizes 14 and 16 years, $7.50 Children’s Chambray Dresses. Blouse design, finished with embroidery. i $2.75 Dimity Guimpe Dresses, Sizes 6 to 12 years, $1-75 Children’s blue Cheviot Box Coats, $3-75 Twenty-third Street, ~ JAMES McGREERY & CO. ; Ladies’ Coats. ~. Yan Covert Cloth Jackets. $10.50 Loose or belted back Box ' Coats, made of tan Covert Cloth, i $16.50 Black Peau-de-Soie Coats. Half or three-quarter length, $12.00 $16.00 $24,00 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO, Ready-to-Wear Hats. ‘Latest Shapes and Colors, Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil- dren’s, =) ° $2.75 each, 7 Value $4.75. A large stock of Flowers, Wings, Feathers and . Flower Hats, ‘Twenty-third Street, WOMAN OF MYSTERY DEAD IN PITTSBURG Mrs. Lizzie Butler Sayre, Said to Be Widow of Count de Tierney, of France, Dies Suddenly. here as a woman of mystery a. At one time she was connected by mar- rlage with the Bourbon family of It was sa!d that she was the » and that mney, had We mace of any Count de ted with the Bourbon ‘Accarding to her own we Was the daughter not love — hin in Paris, where her son , for years. “The husband and died’ in 1887. an Englishman of small | 8 , who was then living in Philadel- this she was disovsied. by It ts waid that soe met oe Ary in Pittsburg 4 he latte fuse Mrs. Baytee went ‘THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1904. ~ | i 50c. for men’s *1 negligee shirts. Negligee shirts in cord- Men’s *1 combination Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. suits, 69c. Balbriggan combination fitting; sizes up to 44; never sold less than $1 per sult} Challenge price 69c. than $1.00 to $1.25, hundreds of choice patterns; $1 value at 60c. Values that mean unparalleled Saturday economy in our Annual May Challenge Sale. Saturday--men’s@ boys clothing challenge A real opportunity for good clothing cheap. Read every line—for to-morrow’s offerings overmatch—and outtop—any and a// former sales. Three of the best manufacturers contribute to the ee Challenge Sale. Overstocked, because of the backward season—they stand the loss on these really remarkable price-cuts—some of the best bargains known in years. 5 At $5.50—Men’s all-wool| At $7.50—Suits of fine worsteds, Tlen’s $12.50 sults, | iinck thibet cheviots, cassimeres, serges cuits; very $ and imported black clays, $ 50 serviceable in $ -50 -50 in single and double breast- e every way; ed styles and tailored and Men’s $15 suits, cut in the trimmed in the most ap- newest and most desirable | proved manner—not to be duplicated any- fashion, and lined through- | Where for less than $15.00—our price to- out with a heavy Farmer's | morrow, $7.50. All sizes, from 2% to 16, in three-piece sailor | Come early for these wonderful bargains, Every blouses, Norfolks, double-breasted Etons, with bloomer one of these suits is worth $1.00. They are made J trousers, and Kussian suits with saflor collars—made in all conceivable colors and very pleasing in from such fabrics as imported serges, cheviots, cassi- design; all mad meres and fancy tweeds. The most approved tae le In blouse effect, sizes '8 to 50c: styles and good value at $5.00 and $6.00; our 2 98 sects Sepa clesitieescerecetesssersnvovesiocss PRGA eect Pecornnet come see tad mebedinety. ° Our showing of boys’ wash sults is the largest and $ $2 Pants ton $1 most complete in this city. Strictly all wool pants, in a Jarge variety We challenge the whole retail world to match of colorings—a Challenge Sale spe- these prices, cial—$1.00, $5.50 Boys Suits at $1,69—all told, 521 auits of | Men's $2 underwear, 79c all-wool fabrics—the trustworthy sort; all in pleas- : % ing patterns; cut in double-breasted and Norfolk styles. ‘The make is | 79» for men’s $1.50 and $2,00 silk mercerized @c44 unsurpassed with patterned watstband, tll seams taped, and’ every and mesh lisle ehirts and drawers; manufacturer's lue, white, ecrn and novia; all sizes up to 50; vital point strengthened. Every suit guaranteed. $3.50 Boys’ 1 69 samples; pink, ° Suits for......... CSE RSH to-morrow, each..... Women’s oxford ties, 79¢ less than half: 1.50. 355 women Saturd Tess tha Misses’ and children’s wear. te GRCueA ana. count Some of the most pronounced values in all this great sale you will find here teady to- sewed, Goodyear : Bll : yrolt and hand turtiea, in ideal ;Morrow, Styles, selections and stocks that will be the admiration—the surprise—of all who see them—and at Almost prices that clearly can have no competition, andewidth $3.95 tor misses’ $6.95 coats. $1.50 for $1.98 dresses, Fitted coat in covert; collarléss; finished |Percale and ginghams; made Russian, Gib- with tallored stitching; lined with 95 | son and sailor style, neatly trimmed good quality Romaine............. 3. oe 6 to 14 years—value $1.98, J 50 OT eee e ener enceresccseeseseccsssees e Misses’ $7.75 coats, $4.50. Dox coats, collarless, in covert; finished with | $5.95 Buster Brown dresses, $3.75. strapping and piped wjth pan vel- vet; value $7.75, for.. . Misses’ $14.75 w alking sults, $8.95, | onosram—eises 6 to 14 years 7 Walking sult, blouse style, in light mix- | Value 96.95, for . 3. tures and cheviots; skirt set in gore | $2.98 for $4.95 confirmation dresses, value $14.75, 8 95 Persian lawn—entire yoke of lace and em- teeeeee '° broidery—bertha Vandyke style-- 4 50 | French linenette—collar and sleeves edged ° with fine needlework and rosebud All the new shapes and heels, including Loula XV. and the , edged with Valenciennes lacc-- toncave’ high, Cuban, “One ot} Gltls’ confirmation dresses, $5.00. 2,8 value $4.95, a5 t offerings at the begin- $ Misses’ and children’s confirmation and nd ecied ee Oe orn eine shoe bargain {Commencement dresses, in Persian lawn and penilarsn 's $8.75 dresses, $5.95, annex, 4th floor, promptly at 10$French organdies, trimmed with swiss em- ‘ussian dresses made in French rep, with turday. None sent C. {broidery and Valenciennes lace— large collar trimmed with fine 0: D.—no, mail orders—none ex- changeable; tii gone, $1.60 a pair, ranging from $22.50 down as lo 00 needlework insertion, &c.; value 5. GBTON ORS es aerate 5.95 Misses’ and small women’s $22 suits Saturday for $12.50. A manufacturer's sample line—misses’ and small women’s suits, made in fancy mi $ 1 2.59 cheviols;. no two alike; coats Eton and blouse eflect-—some trimmed with alatheathes win milion $ 1 2.30 == braid; skirts nine-gore flare, trimmed to match—value $18.75 to 22—special at $12.50. aoa MAHLER, BROS. Specials for Boys @ Girls. Buster Brown Suits, , . Special for Saturday, 1.59 ony 1,59 Cake cul Mas with Blooms Boys’ Norfolk and Double er pants—all wool—with em- Ne oubl blems on sleeve and front—pat- f Breasted aul ok ale ay et leather belt. Ver jaunty — meres, orsteds and Cheviots— ent eas Fae taped ‘seams, elastic waist band, AO ENAN YEA OOS BOBS AD SIPS Regularly $2.98. Sizes 6 to 15 years, Boys’ Russian i Blouse Suits, Boys’ Wash Suits, All the latest designs in leading Wash fabrics—bloomer pants N materials—up, from, —very stylish, 0 Saturd. 0; Saturda rreveniige, ay 69c 43c Brreniiges H Girls’ White Pique Russian Blouse Dress, 1.89 Sizes 6 to 14 years—made of fine quality—with lined waist—trimmed with embroidery—large puff sleeve, embroid- red emblem and very flaring gored rt. Worth $2.49, Girls’ Cham brayDress, 95c. Very pretty style—in good quality— colors light or dark blue and ox-hlood red, trimmed elaborately with white braid, Full sleeve—trimmed cuff. Full gathered skirt—lined waist. Worth $1.25. Walton’s MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS. Made of superior quality muslin, fancy trimmed, without collars; an ideal garment for the hot Summer nights; regular BOc. and 78c. quality, at......sscssesreeee 43c WOMEN’S NECKWEAR. Consisting of new designs in embroidery and lace stocks; also embroidered 19¢ linen collar and cuff sets; regular 28c. and 50Oc., at SCARFS. Muslin Point Scarfs, 18x54; centre pieces, 18 and 20 in., round or square, new designs; also tinted centre pieces, 22x22, floral designs; value 89c., at........ 23c GLOVES. Silk Taffeta Gloves, with either black or white silk-lined wrist, one large pearl clasp, in blesks only; a rare chance to buy what ‘we guarantee to be a regular 75c. GQUAALY Btscrcecvccesssesseserecensnssnasenbee ses 490c SUES FOR REINSTATEMENT. |;1"ey,tucapacttatct semen are nent ard to-morrow, FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL. Eighth Ave. & S5ist St. Fire Capt. Oswald, Uetired by Sturgix, Wants to Get Back, Capt. Robert Oswald, who was re. F Commissioner | Mystery in Canc of a Man Supposed Btromin= to Be C. A. Montague. n A man supposed to be.C. A. Montague, IM ap ; man to-day for a writ of manda fifty years old, was found dead in hi W Compel Commissioner, Hayes to" rein: |room at the Hotel Quincy, Novia Wwer| DUNGAY WOr ants Wor state him. not to actlye fi but | Thirty-vhird street. re duty ‘went| to serve in some capacity for which he| He applied for a room at the hotel at eset wer. Panties Placed In her is, to the engine company on Ran-|a bellboy two hours later, ‘he i alabfa"but Bok at his death fo not know. tein wi Nar) p be ed les an 6th AVE., 22d and 23d STS,, NEW YORK. satin, Rverywhere a bargain at $12.60—our price, $5.50. Boys’ $5 and $6 Suits, $2.98 50c for boys’ wash suits worth $1. _ flit soisin war etaiea arr nialfors i Gerveereaeie | Monday Morning Wonders) sunoay wore wants wo Rothenberg <o. “aves WEST 147 ST. scum cymise Growing cbd-nd Mammoth Saturday Offerings We present to-morrow the greatest bargains of any Saturday this season. It’ will pay you handsomely to come here, NOWHERE in New York will you be able to find greater money-saving opportunities. This principle has made our Saturday salesthe most important ever conducted, 3Blue Trading Stamps Insteadof1 _____ With Every 10c. Purchase To-Morrow. Three-fold Money Sabings. —= = — Three-fald Money Sabings, You Can Get a Handsome Premium for a Collection of 300 BLUE Stamps. for Other Stamp Systems All Require You to Save 1,000 Stamps. When Triple Stamps Are Giben. You Earn a Premium on $10 Worth of Purchases. This is one of the most liberal stamp offerings ever made ANYWHERE. __ If you are a stamp collector you certainly cannot afford to miss this unparalleled opportunity, and if you are not a col- lector it is the greatest inducement that could possibly be offered you to become one, By this plan you can earn a valuable premium in a remarkably short time. Girls’$2.00Wash Dresses at87c Special for 4 Hours from 9 A. M. till 1 P.M. Only. | These dresses were made to sell at $2.00 each. By a fortunate purchase at a great price concession, we were enabled to secure a manufacturer's entire stock, which will be placed on sale to-morrow as one Of the great- est bargains of the season. There are 400 of these Girls’ Dresses made from good quality white lawn, in the new long- waisted Gibson style, Entire front of Val. lace and embroidery insertings, full suspender G ruffles, edged with Val. lace; stock and cuff lace trimmed; very full skirt with deep hem: sizes 6 10 alue fully $2,00, on sale as the greatest bargain ever offered in white dresses y% A Great Sale of Women’s Pique Waists. ¢& ES 3 | Positively on Sale from 9 A. M. till 1 P.M. To-Morrow. Only. | 4 This startling offer should bring tremendous throngs. There are only 1,200 of these Pique Waists, and, judging by the rare ~ value, there promises to be remarkably quick selling. Shown in white ground, flecked with black and light colorings; box-pleated sides, broad ; Oc front, trimmed with six large pearl buttons, pleated back, full and fancy tab stock, in all sizes; special at.. | 4-Hour Sale Women’s Walking ‘Skirts. 9 A. M. till 1 P, M. Only. > Value at Remember, these are silk and wool novelty cloth walking skirts. Only 400 in the lot, made from newest summer mixtures, strictly all wool, flecked with silk nubs. I 98 e Shown in light Gray, Green, Blue and Champagne; flecked in dark combinations of same colorings. made in the new pleated style, finished with foot kilts, tailor stitched bottom, and thorouglhy man-tailored; value $5.00, choice at......0.... Nehaieaes<cos n Extraordinary Glothing Sale. An event that stands unparalleled in the annals of retail clothing. Compare our offerings with those of other stores, compare the quality of the goods and the loWness a our prices, and if you balue true economy you'll decide to purchase here where the values are anquesttonably the greatest. Wlen’s Suits, sizes 34 to 42 chest measure. Boys’ Long Pants Suits, Ages 12 to 20. We consider ourselves particularly fortunate to be able to offer a new lot of such splendid value, and it’s no exaggeration when we tell you that other stores are asking ten dollars for suits like these. When you see the materials, workmanship, style and fit of these suits you will thank us for placing such an extraordinary bargain before you. Black Clay Worsteds, Black Cheviots, Fancy Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres—some e lined with serge, others with plain Farmer's satin—most all of them have hair cloth fronts interlined with canvas, hand-padded collars sewed with silk, You have paid $10.00 for others no better. For this sale... esscsensersrenecesien * Pa One a Startling Special---Men’s $2.00 Trousers, $1.00 Positively for Four Hours. From 9 A, M. till 1 P.M, Only. Every pair of these Trousers is a regular $2,00 value. Suitable for dress or general ‘wear, Ypu-will be surprised when you come here and see what a remarkable special they are. Sizes, 30 to 42 waist measure, and 31 to 33 lengths; choice, for 4 hours “ 1.98 isa) tO-MOTTOW, Ateoes see ceereeeeserereerseeee qeee AstoundingBargain—Boys’ $3.50 Suits, $ best $1.98 suit to be found in Greater NewYerk. They were mace to sell at $3.50, but? by Ya doubteay. toe reine we secured a great price concession, which enables us to offer the suit at this Herirkanly low price. What's more, the value is backed by a broad guarantee:—ENTIRE SATIS- CG NEW SUIT FREE. _ = 4 ee Tali sues ages 51012, Boys’ Two-Piece Sults, ages 7 to 16. Boys’ Sailor Suits, Boys’ Norfonx ideal suit. for the present season, inade from all-woolen cheviots and double and twist ‘effects in the latest and most up-to-date colorings and effects, sewed with silk, lined with good quality Farmer's satin. The Sailors are made from the various colored serges a to fade or pull out. eee ey notte, made Pore washable Bedford cord, in colors tan, brown and blue, ages 3 to 8; also of Pongee silk in white and tan, fancy mixed silk e washable suits; choice at,... Wee wad oteaolsegeneen eens a) Mother's Friend Laundered Blouse Waists, Ages 5 to 14 Years. [Positively from 9 A. M. ill TPM. Only. | ‘1 h attached and detached collars and neckbands, made from DENN ees in almost every known design and pattern; shadings are Cc i sa SEE ee Sone this lot are some K.& E.; also K.& S.Waists; 75c. values at ES . SE tG-Shoe Department, Main Floor, direct entrance from Fourteenth Street via West Door. An Unparalleled Saturday Shoe Sale. Offering More of Those Great Specials That Habe Made Our Shoe Store Famous. Here’s a Peerless Valte—Excellent Shoes for Men at $1.59. | 59 ° , No man should miss a value like this! Not a pair in the entire lot worth less than $2.50, and some are worth more than that figure. Vici Kid Shoes, in lace or Con- gress, with plain toes or with toe caps. “Also Storm Calf Shoes.. pasghaupern sys + for Girls—Dongola Kid Big Sale of Men’s House Slippers at 59c. : atiaee Shoes patent leather toe Made of fine, soft leather and lined throughout aps, sizes § t0 11, with leather; colors are black and brown with Shoes for Boys —Calf Leather Cc patent leather backs; sizes 6, 8, 9, 10, 11; Cc Lace, double soles, sizes 9 to 13% per pair ‘There may be perhaps two per cent, of the population to whom DR. BRUSH'S KUMYSS)/ « PER WEEK is not a delicious, healthful, strength- luageaesUyeu land arene theely, ening and satisfying drink, but a pre- | welt ee cay the iat t 5 STOPS i mium willbe given for their discov- NG at the low in th ity and drink Dr, CLOT towes ersuts umyss, Sold by all druggists Manhattan Clothing Co., Ae vonmn acto ( 4444-90 Ave, Near 66th St., N. Yo Every Druggist sells “Short Stop."* testimonials and in- ol whic! , ‘AY, pts whi BROORLYN eid BROADW. New York’s Best FamilyCough Mediaine, CURES ANY-~ CO New York Depot, 217 West 1230 at. & x | MONDAY MORNING WONDERS.