The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1904, Page 8

2b ct RE aR ail ch AT ASR FS. CTD Kirke came to light when Special Mas- ter Plerre F. Cooke, filed in the Court of Chancery port advising that Van Buskirk should be granted 9 divorce on the ground of aly } Buskirk, of Jersey City, nas been sued vy tor Court. The husband alleges desertion, and says the ri } wag that he was unwilling to nccept ) g10 @ week for her services entertain- ing the guests of her mother and sister in @ road house in Pompton Plains. her mother and sister wanted her ser- yiees from Friday night to Monday morning. He would pot consent to this arrangement, as he says women were apparently unwilling to allow him to accompany his wife while ) she was playing the piano. any means Mrs. Van Buskirk’s first visit to the divorce court, as the testi- i mony in the present case shows that +) he has been divorced from Dr, Syl- vester Wiley, of Paterson. Her sister and mother kept a road-! Lowest Prices on White Pique Skirts] |_1.75 Waists 98c. +] of stitching around tottom; well worth $1.95, speci Get here early for these hats, for there are oe piue embre rie Thence i aid ‘ * 8, algo bi gauze) Anniversary we ( and uJ 4 Male, cottor ¥ y y wear, sizes Jess than a thousand, they'll go in double: OrsRicnewen ae lain Sto RY. 2Be houre et Pompton Plains and they fre-| Pompton Plains, as it was healthier. quently came down to Jersoy City to| The testimony shows that Mra, Van viatt us, On the occasions of their | Buskirk came back and lved with him visits they would suggest that my wifa in December of the same year, but in EFERRED @© and live with them, although they | January of the next year ehe received did not seem anxious to have me go|a letyer from ther ester, saying that with them, My wite was of « lively Ateposition and can play the plano very neil. ‘They used to tell her that If she they had made up a quarrel, she again departed and went to Pompton would come and live with them and en- Plains to live, against his will, Van Buskirk says: “My wife would tertain the guests with music. They /returm to me crying and say that she fered would pay me $10 a week. |wouM never go away again, and th y Off Him $10 a Week to Let “Mrs. Van Buskirk did not take to is back to her mother and sister tn Pla instru in ‘the soheme at first, but was finally | Pompton Pins. Sho 1s of a change- Her y | imertt nd ndw 18 away apparent- pereuaded by her sister, I refused to |able ns |ly to sta Mother’s Road-House to En- @ive consent.” Van Buskirk testifiel that when he | Se tertain Guests. returned from his work in Ootoder, | 1895, he found that his wife had gone | JSE THE WORLD'S and taken all the furniture. When he “RENTON, May 2%7.—Mary E. Van|found his wife he declares that she Dee ce ecees: wah that eho preterred to iive in 3 AND 7 TIME RATES. her husband, John A. Van Buskirk, absolute divorce in the Chancery his wife left him x Plyn Shoe Blyn Shoes in the Bronx, 2891 3d Ave., Between 150th and 45tst Streets. Blyn Shoes in Brooklyn, New stare opens about June 4, 829-831-833 Broadway, | Between Park and Ellery Streets. | The Blyn Stores are large, well stocked and well located in busy, built-up neighborhoods, If we were to choose small stores in doubtful sections, the longer list of addresses would look well in type, but the extra expense would force us to get bigger profits and higher prices. Bbe is an\acoomplished musician, and that the The present proceedings are not by The marital troubles of the Van Bus- City, is re- of Jersey ‘Van Buskirk testified: “My -wife and were getting along nicely together. 162 Bowery, near Broome St. Brooklyn Store, 829-831-833 Broadw: | Broadway, (Saturday Brings Again Exceptional Money Savings.| From 6 to Boys’ $4 Suits, $1.95 From 8 to onv.’| Great ‘$1 Lawn Waists, 45c T Only. Waists of white lawn, with a double row of inser- 5-Hour jtion on front, also white with polka dots, tucked |front and back, full sleeves, stitched cuffs. | Wortk $1.. a . 45c | 95 . _| Specials| _Limit 2, No mail orders or Choice of handsome Dress Suits for ages 7 (0 16, in mixtures and navy blue. Also Serge Sailor Blouse Suits for ages 3 to 8, beautifully trimmed; regular $4.00 values Limit 2. No mail orders i $15.00 AUL-Silk FoulardShirt- Waist Suits, $8.95 Foulards will have first place this summer at all the resorts. Few materials combine better ‘those two elements that make up suitable summer wear—lightness of texture and dressiness. You'll eae be charmed with these dainty garments as soon as you set eyes on them, Rais 8.95 They are in navy, brown and black polka dot and neat figures, waist is 8 95 worth tucked back~and front, with fancy open-work yoke, and cuff sleeves. Skirt see 15.00) is made liberally, with stitched seams. Suits are worth no less than $15, 15.00 | sons Choose from the iot at UU} —_—_—___ | 50 dozen fine white lawn Shirt Waists, in bertha ef- fects, fancy cuff sleeves, all) | zee: actually worth y $1.75, special ic ‘White Pique Skirts, made good and full, with strapped seams and five rows 1.25 White Pique: Skirts, trimmed with Hamburg insertion at flare and on side of skirt;tworth$2.25, special 4.45 Very fine quility White Pique Skirts, with three rows of Hamburg insertion | over the hips;\made full, strapped seams and flare; actually worth $3.95, Baad CPN ONG csecsiess Saco eos cee Ble 7 9) [ Down Goes Millinery. | | 1.75 Ready-to-Wear Hats, 49c. ” Women’s, Wisse” 8 Children’s Fine Cotton & Lisle Hosiery See ee ee SLOSIELY, ‘Women’ Black Hoslery, with Misses’ Hosiery, black and Women's Gauze Tan Ho-| Children's Fine Ribbed Cot. quick time. They are ready to put on, good | Bo | wi shapes and made of fancy straw braids trimmed feel’ no nia Neotton white, pinks rand tak with quills, wings and ornaments, Hats like pata ots. vest ae | hose. ooking these were never sold for less than $1.75. Harare he re Sharan ay anlack pltibbea [Out they go, each... AD e) | solic Recie eee double Hear eat tore all ie Here Is Your Boy’s Anniversary Clothing Short Pants and Long Trousers-Suits You'll best understand the great savings possible when clothing and note the striking lowness of prices, clothing selling in years, ece Dress Suits of serge and| Tan Covert Top Coats. mixtures, ir anniversary, 0 16... $4.5 ts, large selection of pretty | Th ——————____ you see this boys’ and young men’s Values like these ought to create the biggest ‘ites 'wortt| Young Men’s Long Pants Suits. 2.05) For ages 14 to 20 or 28 to 36 cheat colors, serges included, for ages 6 to Pretty Spring s u. san 205, | Mm ti alae Wl Pee orines, Intent Sailor 10, aj the| 3 IL. Dress: ults, in fancy pleas. popul: also light ARE mixtures; also’ Serges 7.50 | } mixtu ish. WS, 3.05 OT IL F Worsted and Serge Boys’ Blouses and Shirt Walsts, for, nobby styles, p Pomak . 10,00 all ages severe BBC. to Tel bas suaten “7 POST RLY Vy WO Rear YT Peer = ———$—$—__________ Footwear for the ‘‘Anniversary’’ March. | “Good Thi to Eat.” | mee cae Or lee ANDI ctsary March. 00 ings to Eat. Comfort is the key to the success of all good marching shoes. Buy Enough to Last Ober Mond. | ¢ boys’ and girls’ shoes mentioned here came from aman-| | uracturer whose trade-mark is ‘comfort in all shoes.’’ That's Don't forget that all good stores close on Decor ‘ation | | why you can buy liberally of these shoes with the assurance thi t you are buying right. Bots’ Canvas Lace Shoes, with extension soles, Sizes, 9to2,.. nee Xs hve tee, sana ke: ere SL) ay rge enough to Here are valuable Therefore, buy groceries Saturday in quantities \ tide you over catil the next business day, ints that mean profit to you. THe Fin imery Butter that comes i r dary district is here om the eele-| 4% to | © pound full 2c Boys’ Shoer, Patent Ls Lace and ' Oxford pind Rusain Cait. Sixes, 1° ete jages’ an ren's Patent Leather Roma $74 Oxfordn in’ Tid and Patent Leather.” Si weight prints ‘ 8 Oolong, mixed ot Hy, our regular 40c ‘eas—Oolong. M inking ood | 2808 | relish Breakfast, | Drake's Nut Cake, Drak , DOMINICAN REBELS PUSH ON and other suvpiies of the Goyern- force fell into the hands of the rmed of the jominican y at Government troops upln and Mauricio Jimenes, ett J i headquarters the and marched ation of dislodg- en. Epifanio Rodrigues, | Peranga yesterday, and who died soo fter the battle from a wound rece! dred fresh troops. OPPOSITE THE BROOKLYN POST-OFFICE, Our Store Will Be Closed on Decoration Day. Three Great Bargain Days. We will offer for the coming three days the most es -1ble of sea- sonable necessities at the lowest figures ever submi. ed oy any one. eee Our Glorious Flag. “Old Glory” should adorn the home of every true American on Memorial Day. This cale of prices will bring within the reach of all the proud emblem of our country: 2x3 feet. +, 400) 6x 9 feet. 3x5 feet. . $1.12) 6xto fee 4x6 feet $1.57! 8x12 fee! 5x8 feet.. $2.17! 10x45 feet... - $6.98 what the Now for the Underwear Change, This famed old Underwear Headquarters is ready as always with better goods, greater variety and lower prices than any dealer in town. Men's real Maco Balbriggans,; Women's double Richelieu Shirts” with long and short | stitch ribbed Vests, low neck, || sleeves, Drawers wi ou! vi seats, all’ covered seams, sleeveless, tape at neck and French strap backs, arms; ieee and one large slightly ii fect $0c. sizes; all very elastic; Bods are ee 29c 20c. goods; seconds... % (fect Baniacemagainano Shirts ‘for Outing. — Men's Negligee Shirts, of Madras, cheviot and Oxford fab- rics, properly proportioned and perfect fitting; regular and extra large siz ewest of correct patterns. 50c Belts—-Ribbons. a Crushed white and black kid leather Belts, gilt and enam. elled buckles; worth 50c., each 25e 3-inch washable taffeta Ribbons, white, pink, blue andj} cardinal; 5c. kind, yard..........seyeesseeee see 100 Bags, Gloves, Handbags. : Braided leather handles, 7-inch frames, tans, black, with inside purse Super quality fine | white and mode colors; Housefurnishing Specials. 15c | $0c, Milk Boilers. 30c| 25¢. Muffin Pans. $1.00 Hammocks, . 8c and . 8c | Spreader, for.. ~ 69c Summery Waists and Skirts at Sacrifice. Fine lawn Shirt Waists, in white, with insertions, with hemstitching; polka |! dots, with tucks and insertions; also fine black lawn, tucked front and back; a variety of dainty styles; value $1.50, 98c Brilliantine Dress Skirts, in black, brown and navy; tailored seams, plait. ed skirt: value $3.75........... $2.48 MICHAELS eo J. KSH| “Friend of the People.’’ [GREDN| 182, 184, 186, 188, 190 Smith St., 222, 224, 226, 228 Grand St., Corner Warren:St. Brooklyn. LIBERAL CREDIT--NO DEPOSIT ONLY SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT IN ADVANCE. EVERYBODY CAN BUY FURNITURE, CARPETS and Everything for Keeping House. 800 suits wool, in ‘This offer loves, 2 clasp, black, egular 25c. kinds, special, pair, 18¢ 39c. Coffee Pots. 25c, Saucepans 20c. Pudding Pans. Your Holiday Veil or Neck Piece for a Song. New Tuxedo, plain and fancy nets, in black and colors, with or without dots; special at, yard........ese8- Stock Collars, lawn, lace trimmed, ma- dras, and new Persian Collar 15 and Cuff Sets, tabled for...... Cc Pillow Viel Kid, Vict Kid Near Driggs Ave. finished latest ki ‘back; all stitched FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. || ONLY A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTH, supplies your urgent needs. -Let me piece out your income with liberal credit. |98c. omman' a Rape i tn eat 0 | nis | ait varned from an official source | wt Gen. Guayubin has been appointed A @ r a Dominican Minister of War, in succes- fonte Cristi and Santiago de los| ston to Gen. Raoul Cabera, who c » revolutionary Gens, |™Manded the Government troops at Bi kaithe the ceegemrat rt Fulton Street, Strictly all-wool, Norfolk and Double-Breasted style, in about 20 patterns of fancy mixed Cheviots, exrel- lently made, strongly sewn, nicely trimmed; two pairs of trousers to match; absolutcly at 34 of $1 59 . - Boys’ Suits, All Sizes, 1.98|$5.00 &£ $6.00 Suits, $2.98 |. Cassimeres, Scotches and Tweeds, in double-breasted and Norfolk styles, sailor collar and Eton blouse; also some 3-piece trimmed; sizes vary according to style from 2% to 16; on sale all day; value up to $4.50; Bt cocccecereereeee Se eeseeeresenecees eeceee homespuns, Boys’ age. Waists & Blouses, 15¢. 600 Percale Watsts and Blouses in-about 35 up-to-date patterns, all with seams; sizes 4 to 13. Manufacturers, who have discontinued business, goes on sale in our New Enlarged Women’s $1.25 Oxford Women’s $1.50 Shoes and Girl ’s White Lawn Dress for 5C. $3-00 Walking Skirts for $1.95+ y All-wool mannish mixtures, in fancy or $2.95. woven stripes} colors are brown, green, : Dress and walking length mkiris’ monde gray, cadet, tan, blue and other desira- \ from meltons and cheviots, in black or blo shades; the skirt is made on the latest 7-gored flare patterns, each gore Muslin Underwear, Corsets & Petticoats —Albout 30 dz. batiste Girdles and short Corsets, in white, pi ue; 35c. they last (none C. 0. D.), 6c. pees 49, —Special C. Cover, made in French style, Ce with ribbon; neck and —s) 89c.~ stoo | —Fine assortment of col: bf \ ehaieate heat Asc eres ‘etticoats, In black and all colors, including green, tan, brown’ and 1 = 2 frooklyn. WE GIVE BLUB TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES. At Lowest Prices Ever Quoted. We offer a largé assortment of Roses, Dahlias, Coleus and Bedding Plants at sacrifice prices. Boston Ivy, very fine, at.........+ -25c | Variegated Vincus at Oe German Ivy, very fine, at Hydrangeas, very fin Geraniums, very fine, at Flower Seeds, dozen Marigolds, very fine, at . Boston Ferns, very fi Heliotrope, very fine, at. Palms, very fine, at , Anniversary Specials for Boys. An Opportunity Worthy of Note. Just in time for Anniversary comes the sale of stock of Albert Jaret & Co., New York, makers of the famous «Reliance Brand’’ Clothing for Boys, at 50c. on the dollar, We have this week pleased hundreds of parents. Why not you? To miss this sale is to miss an opportunity that may never again pre- sent itself. For instance: Boys’ $4 Suits, with Extra Pants, $1.59. On Sale from 8.30 to 12 M. regular price 1s; sizea 7 to 15; limit two suits toe customer. None C. 0. D, Values $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. included in this lot, every one absolutely all ‘blue, black and faucy mixtures of Cheviots, The greatest variety ever offered for selection, im- ported Worsteds, Serges, Scotches and Cheviots, every imaginable style, 200 patterns, Eton Russians, Sailor and Eton Blouse Suits, Norfolk, Double- Breasted 3~piece Suits, elegantly lined, sewed entirely with silk, many sults with blouse trousers; sizes 2% to 17 yrs.; on sale all day; values up to 2.98 1.98] stoi? 2” Boys’ Suits, All Styles, $3.98. Values Up to $7.50, only made possible by our tremendous purchase. Imported fabrics of very fine worsted, serge, cassimeres, Scotches and tweeds, in 3-Piece, Double-breasted, Sallor Blouse, Eton, Russian and Norfolk, Russian Blouse Suits; many lined with serge, all sewed with silk; pants of all ; ned throughout; sizes according to style, from 2% to 16; value up to $7.50............ 3.98 suits, handsomely made and Between 8 A. M, and 11 A. M. attached collars, reinforced 1 5c 79¢c. for Children’s Slippers. A fortunate purchase of over two thousand pairs of Children’s Slippers at 14 price. The entire surplus stock of the L.K. Morse Shoe Co., Haverhill, Mass., Slipper Shoe Department to-morrow (Saturday). Children’s $1,50 Pat- ent Leather Sandals, Cc. Sizes from child's No. 6 to a miss's No. 2, spring heels, two and three straps. Girls’ $1. 50 Oxford Ties, 98c. Patent leather and dongola kid; sizes 8% to 2, 98c.: sizes 6 10 8, worth $1.25 89c Women’s $2.50 Oxford Ties, $1.39. Vict Kid and Patent Leather, in Oxford and Gibson ‘ies, sizes 2% to 8, widths C to B. Boys’ $2.00 Shoes, $1.25. Casco Calf, sizes 12 to 5%, Box Calf and Vici Kid, safety heels, sizes 8% to 1344, worth $2.00. | Ties, 79¢. , Patent Tips, sizes 2% to & Oxfords, 98c. and Patent Leather, all sizes, nobby styles. Made from an elegant quality of sheer lawn, tucked yoke, em- broidery trimmed bertha, skirt made with extra deep turned- in hem, new shaped large pouch sleeves, with lace trimmod cuff, sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ White Lawn Dresses for $1.49. \, Made from good quality white lawn, entire yoke made with in- sertiong of Valenciennes lace and circular lace trimmed shoul- der ruffle, tucked and lace trimmed collar and cuffs, extra wide eweep skirt with deep hem, sizes 6 to 14 years. Women’s Wrappers, 34 to 52 sizes. Made from excellent quality percale, in pretty new spring styles, light and dark shades of blue, red, gray and black and white, striped and fancy figured patterns, full length, extra wide skirts with or without flounce, plain trimmed and some have yoke or shoulder ruffles, all sizes 34 to 52; regular $1.79 wrappers, for. seece e Extra Size Skirts blue, in most desirable styles for stout Jadies; plaited ahd plain effects; strapped and tailor-stitched styles are also represented; these skirts were made expressly for our order to please patrons who ask for extra sizes, with plait; others made in It bottom effects, inverted plait 1 seams bound; bottoms tallor- and some with deep hems. always in stock at 50c.; while with five rows of fine lace’ insertion, di tmholes finished in same lace; worth 75c, oh ah gag 2 pscia) Cambric Petticoats, mage with wide flounce of embreldery and insertion of same; always and white gtripe made of sateen or apun glass; positive $1.50. yalue. i