The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1904, Page 9

THT PL TE TET ae SUR SPECIAL SALE N°243,. “THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1904. Store Closes at 5.30 P. M. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR An Unequalled Group of Timely Styles Two Monuments. After 2 years the old enemies of the | great war of 1870 are about to unite !n | A common tripute to Its first victims. | Near Relchshoffen there are to bo | erected two monuments, oz rench and the other by the G ach will commemorate the firat man | slain, On the French side the was Quartermaster Paynier, of th Horse Chasseurs; on the Lieut. Winsloe, of the BP: ‘The skirmi us _took pla Ing of Jul: post was {NP TORPEDO-BOAT SUNK WHILE REMOVING MINES Destroyed Near Port Dalny, with Seven sed and driven off by : Fa ee een ae a You would probably arrive at a much higher apprecia- RO Men Killed and Seven Wounded—| w~ he Staats vets he Inept tion of the intrinsic worth of the following groups of Men's ee Tole 6 ee ier TA S 7.| | THIRD AVE..NW. Con. BS or Sai i i Maa ae ee orate anecd that, /f{ and Women’s Hosiery and Underwear, if you tried to D7™ es [aH BLOCK aes ELEV Said to Be First Warship Japan Lass} imandea the French, and ahoerved that, match each item, separately, elsewhere, at the same price. A VALUE SEEMINGLY while he was glad nd In no direction is WANAMAKER superiority more clearly indicated, than in this stock. | All the hosiery mentioned here is our own direct importa. tion, and is sold at about the price which the average | wholesaler would charge us for the same goods. The of- ferings of underwearembody price-savings that are just as marked—but we're content, in all cases, to let the goods and prices speak for themselves, without comparisons: MEN'S HALF HOSE WOMEN’S STOCKINGS iP At 25c a pair—Imported fast! At 25c a- Imported fast Properly proportioned for ages 14 to 19—not merely smaller in size than men’s suits, but cut and tailored with style touches appropriate for youths—made from dark and medium >color fabrics and lined with Venetian clorh—on sale one week, ending next Friday. Men's Suits---New York’ s Largest Variety Lost Since Hostilities Began. he ns And for one brief moment all was well, ‘Cures Without Stomach Dosing. 'Hyomei Cures Catarrh by Simple Breathing. Hegeman & Co.. 200 Broadway, Refund Money if it Fails TOKIO, May 13.—4 P. M.—The Japanese torpedo boat No. 48 was destroyed while removing mines from Kerr Bay, north of Tahenwan (Port Dalny), yesterday. Seven men were killed and seven were wound- ed. This is declared to be the first warship Japan has lost in the war. SECOND JAPANESE ARMY MOVEMENTS, SEOUL, Monday, May 9, via Shanghal, May 13.—The Second Japanese : i a. pale ‘Army, numbering 70,000 men, left Chinampo on eighty-three transports May] t° Cure. black Cotton, with embroidered | black Leste Pbread, plain or in three fronte or clocks. | styles of ribbed ectects, L fi th Scotch lish) Rict velty and plain 4% The soldiers were crowded on board the vessels in the closest manner,) py, folly of taking medicine into! Black Lisle Thread, allover open. ist bluck Cotton, fine gage, light Jirect from the maker, Scotch Nn Rich novelty p thie! atomachitol curaxcaturrhot lth work; or endet or navy blue, tan, | welzhe. else these figured cheviot, tweed, ¢, worsteds also make up one ship having 3,800 men on board. The men were so closely packed be- tween decks that exercise was impossible and very little alr was obtainable, gray and black Lisle Thread, with openwork clocks. cassimere and black th p sure and Nie suits could not px this eats Oe ee ei é y comprise this a bountiful values at nose, throat and lungs has been re- At a7%c a pair; throe pairs, $1|f| alized by physicians, but not until f —Ingrain fast black Lisle Th. Bat: in spite of these discomforts there was no grumbling among the troops. Fiyome{ was known had the: ‘ At 37%e a pair plain, or Richelieu or clust | y a prac-| 8) rire; rit em brald ith white tipped heel b be ie direct from Every precaution was taken to prevent news of the departure of the|tical method that would’ obviate) [| aoe nin omrel f “Gauge Live Tread, black : Itiche- cr ly be offered § kite aouech tan $ this popula $ The residents of Chinampo were strictly discip- | Stomach drugging. Black Lislo Thread, verticat-|leuribbod, ctf AE wee secre eens fee sfetatenatree army from leaking ont. lined and no one was allowed to enter or leave the town. however, succeeded in escaping from Chinampo on board a junk. days later they reached Chemulpo, The Japanese will probably compel the Emperor of Corea to resume his residence at the Kauvel Palace, from which he fled after the fire broke out at the palace April 14 and sought refuge in the Kaluselken building. This would make Japanese influence over the Emperor supreme. ‘The Japanese merchants, soldiers and ooolies are becoming arrogant find the Coreans are subordinated and helpless. the money if it does not give positive ‘The Japanese have established a naval base at Port Lazaref, on Brough-|-rellet, ton Bay, a short distance north of Gensan. The entrance of Port Lazaret| — ‘a defended by mines. atriped pikast black Cotton, all-black, oF b h aplit soles or unb Gray mixed Lisle Thread, atriped. | auee With enlit aules cr unbleached Binck Cotton, with embroldered | At 50c a pair—Fast black Liste || fronts. j Thread, with openwork ankles, or || Tan ribbed Lisle Thread, change | allover’ openwork in various pat- | § | able effects. terns. | Gray, blue or cardinal mixed Lisle| Black Ljsie Thread, with open- ‘Thread. Ninth etrect alate, | WoFK clocks and embroidered tron white or colored. MEN’S UNDERWEAR Black Lisle Thread, with embroid- ach—Cream color Cot- ered fronts. Hroadway. Drawers; light weight WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR nitin the comfortable At 37%c each—Veats of white lisic thread; Swisa ribbed: low neck, sleeveless; also white cotton, low . short sleeves, Breathing Hyomei through the in- haler, every particle of alr that! enters the nose, throat and lungs is| charged with a healing balsam that! soothes and allays all irritation, kills the catarrhal germs and enriches tie blood with additional ozone. Hegeman & Co. have so much faith in the power of Hyome! to cure ca-| tarrh that they are selling it under their personal guarantee to refund The tip-Top of quality—Such Suits as custom tailors are mak- ing at double the price. Come and criticise these sumptuous Suits if you can Three Americans, Twelve $ ee eS ee 15 Boys’ Handsome Suits at Rare Price Inducements--- $59 $9.50 $3.50 Men’s Correct Spring Shoes. Sailor Blouse, pleated Norfolk, double-breasted and other styles—retiable serges, cheviots, Scotches and tweeds in Spring color mixtures, nearly all of them orna- mented—three specials Ooi Men’s Correct Spring Hats, At 50c each—Genuine Fren ah Ralbriggan Shirts or Draw VLADIVOSTOK SAID TO BE BOTTLED. Must Raise shirts with long or short ieee ry Wiito | Tetbbed Soft shapes in the strising new models— All extra wearing as well as_ stylish ‘The Russian squadron at Vladivostok is practically bottled up by the short fusenm. Jesu; teimmed with lace, in various |f|@Derbies in 5 leathers—every Fepanese fleet. Japanese scouting vessels are watching the harbor _,At 7c each—Mereerized Cotton | PPATY patterns. Arar niaeal various pro- )5c 1 45 1.9 pair built for 1 45 1 95 2 45: It is asserted here that only one division of the Second Japanese Army Mone Quick] Bulris or Denware inustieasemtaden| at t0y Geet ure annete ie portions... o te comfort.....+ le py f° ‘will be landed on the Liavtung Peninsula, and it is thought that the rest y y eral atyies of fancy stitched effects; JRO Hi Panes inely, trim- . M d 5 Shi ts, of this army will go ashore at Takushan. Jp tte cca cational ets ite ha rhread veutu: (f FLIght=Weight Underwear adras Summer Shirts. Pleasing patterns that are seen evi where at much higher prices—here vided into two irre- 45c, Q5c istible fots....... G REPAIRED ONE YEAR FREE, retirin 38; trimmed with MS lace, in pretty patterns. It is asserted here that the Japanese garrisons between Pingyang and Wiju have sent scouting parties through the country east of Chasyong, the extreme right of the Japanese forces on the Yalu River, in anticipation of @ Russian flanking movement. The Japanese authorities here consider it fortunate that the Cossack raiders, who passed around further east, did not do more damage than they did. 3albriggan in two good qualities— Shirts have long and short sleeves— drawers have double 23¢ 45c 9 After our failure, we set- tled with our creditors, FOR CASH. They MUST be paid at possible by a manutacti Broadway. street al An Attractive , Offering of FRAMED PICTURES We present a collection of about twelve hundred nicely MONEY BACK QUICK AS A WINK IF YOU WANT IT—CLOTIL LYER SALE for Two Days Only, To-Morrow and Monday : The Japanese First Army having entered Manchuria, the entire control once. . + ‘ of Corea will shortly be given to Gen. Haraguchi, the Japanese commander * E framed pictures, in two groups that will appeal to house- Cay i Sizes 12 to 14—some have separate cuffs, others Cc Nee The Entire Stock Is New keepers who wish to decorate Summer homes, at little Boys Woven Madras Shirts, ji separate collars—immense value... ....++ A military depot si be established at Seoul. —Store Just Opened. cost. The subjects are excellent; the frames are neat and Both Surprise Establishments Are Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. building fs 2 three-story structure oc- cupid on the ground floor by the Acme Knitting Company, and the upper floors FIREBUG FOILED are divided Into flats, BY A POLICEMAN Phillips Entered Factory in Time to Find a Lighted Candle Surrounded by Kerosene- Soaked Rubbish. tre Marshal Beers and Capt. Becker, yf the Hamburg avenue station, are in- vestigating an attempt to set fire to the building ut Nos. 842, 84 and 846 Ham- | burg avenue, Willlamsburg, to-day, The| Dress Suit Case FREE! Nee Si Store. 850 Men’s and Youths’ High Grade Worsteds and Fancy Cheviot TROUSERS, some peg-top, some turn-up, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, BESO 3p It DAYS DAYS SALE, SALE, Not one pair worth less than $4.00, some worth $5, $6 and $7+ 400 Sample Suits, compris. ing Fancy Worsted, English or single breasted, *10 Hand-felled collars, hand- made buttonholes, concave shoulders, some with peg top trocasess; these suits are worth $15, $18 and $20, YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE Handsome Dress Suit Case FREE ate nat Ld ; or. ; at. fs ‘ Ro o> OPENING WEEK Xz, Serges and Cheviots, double; ‘ Policeman Phillips tried the doors of the knitting mill at 1 o'clock this morn- ing and yound one of them open. He entered and dfacovered tho stub of a Ughted candle on a board In a pile of rubbish that had been soaked in kero- sene. In a few moments the flame would have reached the inflammable material. Phillips extinguished the candle and turned in a fire alarm as a matter of precaution, The firemen say that a de- Uberate attempt to fire the bullding had been made. There are sixteen families living on the upper floors, and loss of Ufe might have resulted but for the vigilance of the policeman, The members of the firm controlling the knitting company are unable to fur- nish much ald to the fire marshal, They are disposed to attribute the incendiary attempt to a business rival, New Goods. Friday and Saturday, SPECIALS. Our stock of Serge, Cheviot and Worsted Suits is with- out equal. From 97.9 10 825 Store Opens 8 A. M.; Closes 6.30 P. M. ee OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 0’CLOCK Opposite City Hall Park. ROGERS & Co. Opposite City Hall Park. GERS & CO. 243 BROADWAY. WE SELL LOT 1-—2,000 FANCY Wholesale and Retail. Myre VEEWED To-Day and To-Morrow, | YOUR 5 C your CHOICE CHOICE Removable buttons, | patterns; wholesale price was $9.00 a dozen, The difference between our clothing and high grade cus- YOUR 8 Cc YOUR tom make is the price—less| CHOICE CHOICE than one-half the cost. 7 Our Famous’ Spitaltictds| LOT 3'— 1.700 Imported Blue and Black Serges, single fabrics, FANCY and double breasted, VESTS, single and double } | The color that won’t come off. a taee $ ] 45 gue FRIDAY @ ° SIGE Don’t Forget SATURDAY| Not one vest worth tess All our Coats, Suits, Shirtwaist - Suits, Silk Tailor-Made Suits, Silk and Cotton Waists, Cot- ton Shirtwaist-Suits are included in this. Prices Just Cut in Half. This Three Days’ Sale begins on Saturday at 9 o'clock, The Boyd Co. 489 6TH AVENUE, Between 20th and 30th Streets, Handsome Dress Suit Case FREE with every Suit or Top- coat, New Ses woven LOT 2-—1,000 FANCY VESTS, regulars and stouts, 32 to 48, P. K., woven and mercerized silk, breasted, all colors, all sizes, |than Two Dollars 5 rhetesales ‘some worth $3,50, Dress Suit Case attractive. The pictures will please those who have city homes to beautify, as well. They are suitable for halls, dining-rooms, dens and sleeping rooms. At $l. worth $2 At $1.25, worth $2.25, $2.50 and $3 Lions’, Tigers’ and Dogs’ Heads, | Etchings In choice landscape sub- Pharaoh's Horses, and Monks in /fects, matted and framed in three brown and black and white tones; |styles of gilt frames; 20x30 and framed in black and brown frames, 21x81 inches. without mat Bches: Also Artotypes in a fine selection Also Artotypes in a wide varlety | of fgure subjects; all matted and of subjects; iramed without mats. | framed in three styles of gilt frames, in two styles of oak moulding, with s5x80 and 24428 in, tablets giving names of subjects; 16 x 22 inches and 18 x 24 inches. JOHN WANAMAKER. Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts. WwW. L. DOUGLAS UNION 2 $3.52 S SHOES w2S0. SIC { 0,000 will be paid to anyone who can prove that W. L. Dougtas does not make and REWARD Ploture Store, Fifth Floor, sell more men’s $5.50 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. The reason W. L, Douglas The Douglas sylator $3.50 shoes are worn by id Apa ape moremen in all stations of by any other fiji life than any other make, end) they hold their shape. f it better, wear longer. f \\and are of greater} ;/ intrinsic value than} any other $3.50shoe. 2,473,464. Pairs of Fine Shoes were made and sold by W. L. Douglas In 1903. “TI have been wearing your $3.50 | shoes for years, and consider them the best in the worla. I have tried other makes, but come back to the Douglas."" GEO. C. 3URBANK, Stenographer Hoffman House, 2 Le Douglas High Grade Boys’ Shoes, $2.00 and $1.75 W.L. Douglas uses Corona Coltskin in his 83.50 shoes. Corona Coltis conceded everywhere to be the finest Patent Leather yet produced, Fast Color Eyelets will not wear brassy. THE LIPTON. One of the new spring shapes. Made in every varietyof black and russet leathersinlace, button and Oxfords. ALL ONE PRICE, $3.50. W. Ls. Douglas has the targest men's $3.50 Shoo Mall Order Business in the work. Nomatter where you live, Douglas shoes are within reach. 2 cents extra Write Yor Iustrated Catalog of Spring Styles, 1. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mase DOUCLAS STORES IN CREATER NEW YORK: 433 Broadway, corner Howard Street. 345 Eighth Avenue. is 5 Broadway, corner Sth Street. 520 Willis Avenue (Bronx), 349 Broadway, corner 30th Street, BROOKLYN. 5 Nassa' aa Mant Lath Street. 350 ‘West 125th Street. 4 Third Avenue, Boa ‘Third Avenue, cor. 120th St, 66 Sixth Avenue, corner 22d Street. 798: 710 Broadway, cor, ‘Thornton 8t. Broadway, corner Gates Avenue, 43) rulton Street, corner Pearl Street. 404 Fifth Avenue. JERSEY CITY— 18 Newark Avenue. NEWARK - 785 Broad Street NEW YORK’S GREATEST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY— Sunday i arid Wants. |] 132 & 146 West 14th St., Between 6th and 7th Avenues. ‘The Suprise Store Third Ave.,N. W.Cor.83d St, One Block from Elevated Station, “Concave'* Shoulder. Tailor Craft at Its Best in who are selected to perform important duties. They must possess qualities that are uncommon. It is the ‘‘picked men”’ of the tailoring craft who are engaged ¥ in the making of Wm. Vogel & Son clothes, A demonstration of their ability is our ‘*Concave”’ Shoulder and “‘Closefitting ” Collar. Their talent and cleverness created these two features, which are the revelation of the craft—the greatest improvement in tailoring WM. VOGEL & SON. Sagging Collar. Umual detect, “closeritting* Sloping Shoulder. Collar. Wm. Vogel & Son Clothes. In every walk of life it is the ‘* picked men” in half a century. Our ‘*Concave’’ and height—the result of careful shaping and modelling by We have put our “Concave” Shoulder and “Closefitting’ into all of our $15 Spring and Summer Suits. Single-Breasted Sack Suits in 12 distinct models, made of blue and black serges, black thibets, finished and undressed wor= steds, in gray, brown and olive tints, plain and fancy cheviots. Double-Breasted Sack Suits, in 8 distinct models, made serges, thibets and homespuns in plain and fancy fabrics. Spring Suits and Overcoats, $15 to $35. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway, Houston Shoulder is a shoulder of grace and reagan and, Collar