The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1904, Page 10

THE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENTING, JUNE 2, T804. ’ ‘They quarreled there, she said, and her husband sent her back to America. On her return she went to her mother's On cross-examination Mrs. Bush said ther husband gave her $400 In June, 1908, but had given her nothing since. $8he admitted that her husband gave her a present of a gol! bracelet and an umbrella upon bis return from Eu- 182,184,186,188,190 Smith St. Cor. Warren St. Tope. Counsel for Mr. Bush produced a let- ter which it was admitted had been written by Mrs, Bush to a third per- gon, and which fad cased the separa- We admit that this Bole nom | This largeoak ‘John,’ sald Lawyer Mendelsohn, for Mire. Bush "bat Te has nothing to do or mahoganized Swith the case,"’ Parlor Am “Fp Rocker is beau- In describing haw she came to sign | agreement to acparate, Mrs, Bush tifully turned and polished— a Michaels bar- gain in a $5.00 Rocker at Tables in solid oak or ma- \\ hogany finish, Prices so low you will tnd Ny room for two. beautiful one like cut “Sy. 75 only. aah: x agit, Bush pushed me to the Moor and me that he would strangle me} GET did not sign the payers Mra, Bush Only ‘Twenty. Mra, Annie M. Parker. the mother of Mrs, Bush, testified that her vars old last Ja e daughter had to have the service: @ doctor in Boston after her husband had jil-treated her at Red Bank, on dune 9. 1968 Counsel for Mr. Eush moved for dis uulsal on the ground that there was no evidence to show abandonment tn New York. Motion was denied and the cane wan adjourned to Saturday because Mr Bush had to go to Philadelphin to-day He will take the stand Saturday morn TRAIL OF FRAGRANCE IN THE TENDERLOIN are Wagon Load of Flavoring Ex- tracts Came to Grief and Po- | > ; dice Breathe an Air of Mixed Rugs Scents Look over my great economies . in Axminster, Smyrna and Tapes- try Rugs. All sizes, at these great reductions con- tinues. Grasp} Ladies’ Silk Shirt Waist this opportu. Suits i t th my See te A complete line S highest quality of these stylish carpets for nearly half price. creations— $1.50 Velvet for 97 C Hiseireee 95c.Tapestry for 6 5c Poe ton 85c. Ingrain for 5 5c prices that mean Made, Lined and Laid Free, 2 good saving. Upward from $Q 50 China Silk ® Waists New and elaborate styles—an array of daintiness and values that women would “And what's the@weet smell? asked a ed the corner of hth avenue and Thirtleth streat to is the most satisfac~ kitchen floors. It is here in pretty pat terns, at prices wise sortment of Ang in cont continued the girl jans and voiles- —with the here with a w eyaaieiee al new box pleated effects, swhen his wagon broke down. ‘Two hun- {fm te x at prices even more inter- dred of his bottles,got broken and the | ag te ee esting than the goods, neighborhood zc “perfumed 1 called Z MAX a sweet thing, and be got 1 mad and 0) pis horse to Is stuble, " to his home at No. 19 Eldridge \ The Ee he poliheman reported th ne vd \" at f the neighborhood to. the | better than words mhirtioth atreetemtation and th W 2 to the via ste wae tien \ my bigvalues. Heavy \ solid oak frame, ve-] inthestylishnew feta, Prices so low that your money seems magical. At material AN EMBANKMENT China Closets Twelve Passenyers Are Injured, | 4 woman who takes Three of Them Seriously— | ioset fuses closet would be hight. lated } Accident Resulted from ajff hishly, elated witn Broken Wheel Frange. | fine quality oak— | front Ou Stoves Wickless bine flame tot safety valvt CAMDEN, N. J. June 2 4troliey car from ‘Treuton for Camden | durned upside down about a mile and] im built outside of Camden last nigh: “About a dozen passengers were injured, | ‘threesof them serlousty. Whe accident resulted from a broken i-flange. The car rolled down an troducing Dressers A hundred or Gurley, Herman Auman and} 8, Saustman, all of Philadelphia. CO TO PROSECUTE PRINCE. \ ——— SBURG, June, 2—Foreizn ¢{ Selected oak-- dorft refuses to make extra large mgt. Prince Dolgorouky, Nine mirror — brass him on the street Mon- Jatter fo still under likely to go earlythis week trimmed; } worth $14,00; at $8 ,50| $50.00 5-Piece Suits for 93 7.50 ia NMA a a Sa A te int ut a ae i ome In Horton ant thence 0 ell@ [CASH | ‘“‘FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE”’ She returned to America in January, | 1903, and her husband returndd in June t ‘of the same year, She said sho left! if Ref Bank after a dispute with her hus- i band about a letter she had written to ty a third person. Her husband, she said, we her no time to explain the letter, Z i Sie forced her to sign an agreement of ‘ae separation. eho He Earns $5300 a Week. aa Mrs, Bush sat her husband eamed $200 a week. BROOKLYN 222.224 NO MONEY DOWN---ONLY FIRST WEEK’S PAYME Parlor Lamps The Terms Are Everything To You Wine ones is short buying is impossible at any price. Ay: famous low terms were not devised W exact fancy nice but to enable everybody to buy at the lowest possible prices. That is why I have been correctly termed “Friend of the People.” Call Go-Carts and let me show you how to lay the money on thin.J| My immense pf ‘ Linoleum He a - e 98 lar summer goods—at figures that = | eA popular prices to tory covering for | | \ Walking SKirts } death; a nobby one at $6.85 yjable, manly looking suit pt lour cush-| corset ‘effects y CAR ROLLS VER BY )) ions; others] strapped seams Me BAKw) set $7.00, lined with taf- A Men’ Dinner Sets Another Carload of Parlor Suits i \ ‘ bought at very close tigures—sold at ment. The seriously injured | ( }; more in this 7 nearly cost, Hardwood frames, uphol- ‘ tine lot —all tees stered in the best coverings. 1am getting the full list prices for suits no better. $15.00 3-Piece Suits for 10.25 $25.00 5-Piece Suits for $16. 75] massive one | MNS. BUSH TELLS |STATE CAVALRY 10 sie oe AAAARAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAL Near Driggs Ave. A poorly con- structed one shows on your ice bills. These ice savers are properly made —finished in hard wood—and cost no more than poor ones else- where. They begin at Extra large round globe China Lamps, hand painted, handsomely tinted, round burners, jt tit for the daintiest par- lor, at... $9 98 display, like an ocean of go-carts, Men’ Ss Suits contains the best styles and prices In constructing my real New Yorks suits, | have Placed | some extra values @ it’”’ first—men prize | in reclining yo. a good fit. The ma- | carts. A handsome terials are new and} Reed Go-Cart at sound—a long range 33 25 of pleasing prices,. be- u ginning at $915 styles—all the popu- Child’s Vest Suits Here is a good, service- that will wear like iron, at a price that shows how tar Michaels leads Those who call early may secure one of the few handsome sample $1.98 = Sideboards that 1 am Ss $5.00 Pants | 2b! to set. at whotesate factory prices, They are that the custom makers couldn’t } solid oak beauties, in beat for style—couldn’t equal in | rich designs. As low as for lessthan $ 1. 98 A ian very eee Couches at special ply it—and it gives a rich and lasting finish. prices. This elegantly tufted couch in velour or damask would -A crowded | RS) — we commencing at -{ Imported’ Limoges, hand painted, 112] strike you as a $10.00 $4 25 ey i 34. 75 pieces, $34.00 values; in- 319,50 value; at. i ° Chiffoniers price, Those who want a Chiffonier will not rest easy without one after pleasing —_assort- ment, Here isa solid oak—brass trimmed. An $8.00 chiffonier at lps $4.45 (CRE | Wey » 226,228 Grand St. IN ADVANCE Refrigerators Enamelled Youths’ ii Beds 4 ; Suits Ae nite el DQ 35¢c. Floor Oilcloth at 19c. in new and dashy POTTY week only you can get ahigh grade $6 Beds Reduced to $3- 25 $9 Beds Reduced to 95-25 $12 Beds Reduced to@: 75 in Children’s Clothing, 5 is hildren’s Clothing Sideboards looking over my feecte se i @-— & fH kK. NAMM, t fn > al HER TRO TROUBLES GO INTO GAMP! si > If You Take Pride in a Pretty Home < sa ae ‘ "SEE SPEAR--HE IS NEVER DEAR. — ivi i Two Rooms, Bedroom and Kitchen, Complete, <a | . kl Bi Young Wife Wife Says Her Five Hundred Men Pee Be at rit be Formally. i Three Rooms, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen, Complet $100 <@ Kr u fon treet, bd es e iweye) ya Husband Pushed Her Down Poughkeepsie, Including the Ihe etnangen pe FoUr Rooms, Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom & Kitchen, Complete. $150 fq ‘ Manhattan, Brooklyn and Up- march from cainp, WE GIVE BLUE TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES. on the Floor and Threatened) oF 1. tooonerg He. hag licen aban > = : . to Strangle Her. pers > £ <q | 30 T. rading Stamps Free. Te vertigato Doct Bere estibule Door Pan Squadron A ew York National ey aS << Bet. 8.30 & Bet. 8.30 & 11.30 “WAS FORCED ¥0 SIGN A i len ction a Hae heel Peat kd | <a ania eo pagers s pair at Av L | F1.800 Real Pree Lare Vestibule Door Panels, ¥ anioorthal way ent tiamans toate re Frida me 3), an {11 fit most any ordinary size door, best qual- SEPARATION AGREEMENT. My ta > : <x making purchases amnonatiai to $1.00 or ty double thread and Brussels designs; 19¢ eet: 0 Ys Chie | : < more, we will give 30 Blue Esai reg, price Se ot ce RGus, Letter Written by Mrs. Bush to inform. cd bs ; = Trading Stamps Free, in ad- Fune 3, EW 590 Remnants of Linen Warp Mattings; 10: . Third Person Known as|° wil atso ac«| THERE are many ways to ag [gerne tess vou rrecelve ion Siviuisuscsie ctraureiddsy” values; rom ne ae ” EF ' (For lets mw Lets ley economize, but none is > % j your purchase, 50c. to 75¢.; at \. “John,” Figures in Marital Macc y . Ay MS > Rin URERE promis eens, <A | ; Troubles of Couple. nan thel on) 80 simple, see hone oo ie > Gon DIMER Dainty Par! > s ilk f y, ae g e mp satisfactory as the use o ozy Dining Room and Dainty Parlor, HT s: 30 to 11.30, c 1. ‘Ss or I CQ 8.30 to 11.20 Mia marital troubles of Mr: and Mra |) feaehied about DIAMOND DYE = $80) Furnished to Suit Your Taste. $802 750 yards Colored Taffeta and India 39¢ in lengths from 5 to 10 Ce risers have best pick- 17 “Frank Bueh, of theatrical fame. were| S > a J ing; Friday... Cc aired in the West Side Police ¢ to eat t . ki e d i «3 YOUR > EAR &C OPEN <a 50c Brilliantine Go 25c . ‘ day in abandonment proceedings inati-| 11. amp, ays % rent aie al in Making pretty and practi- CREDIT SATURDAYS 8.30 to 12.30. . 8.30 to 12.30. Re cee a eae es dona TaN on faturdas morning. and comp: |@al objects for the home, em *s coon, ave.ann 16": & Ci st toe: <= saan Clik Anish Briiliantine, in navy blue and rich jet black, in skirt and dress lengths; only a 2D. a Poot that she wae marriea| NE At Tarrytown on the evening of haves areahuat aan ricay, a iaitiealanats Frank Bush at aa BaGw ih ike day. It will arrive in camp | wil anewar f pact iatlonn baat ‘dye PAMMAAAAAEAABAAAAAAAAABA © N. J, Oct. 1, 1902. After her marriage abou ne some: timeas the squadron, Direction Rook ‘ana 40. Dyed Samples Free. she went to England with her husband,| Tops B and D, from up the State, DIAMOND DYES, Burlington, Vt ’ g Phenomenal Anniversary Specials. j ‘i | Boys’ Clothing Values Beyond Comparison. Boys' $4 Suits, with Extra Pants, $1.69 Norfolk' and Double-Breasted Stvle. Strictly all-wool Norfolk and double-breasted style, in about 20 patterns of fancy mixed Cheviots, excellently made, strongly sewed, nicely trimmed; two pairs of trousers to match; absolutely at half of what the regular price is; sizes 7 to 15; mit two suits to a customer. None C. 0. D.....-...eeeeeeeee nese nee teeeeeeenes 1.69 ye Boys’ 98a Wash Suits 49¢| Boys’ Odd Coats, Broken Sizes, 50c Russian and Sailor Blouse Styles. Boys’ $2 Wash Suits 98c 24 patterns of Chambray, Madras, Cheviots and Crashes, | e ‘| excellent washable fabric, elegantly made and trim- | 1,000 Suits of Percales, Cheviots and Madras; a manu- med, in every imaginable color, seams reinforced,| facturer'’s entire sample line of Russian and Sailor I: fully peri roraeesd, sizes 3 to 9; instead of Suits, with large collar and neck band; sizes 98¢ 49c 2% to 10; value up to $2.50.........ce0eeeeee 98c Boys ’ $4 and $5 Suits, $1.98 When Oy. Say a clear saving 4. from $2.00 to $3.00 on every Suit, we mean It, 2 ‘ery word. A Wie manufacturer, just in time for this opening, offered us 500 Suits, all he had, at such a low figure that we can offer them retail to you at far less than the usual wholesale price. Strictly all wool, made douisie-breasted and Norfolk style, of cassimeres, cbeviots, Scotch And English Tweeds, hand- somoly tailored, thoroughly sewed and lined; every Suit brim/ul of style and taste. To be ap- $1 98 preciated this lot must be seen, and then the selling will be brisk; sizes 5 to 16...... ° Boys’89c White Waists & Blouses 49c Boys’ $1.00 Pants, 49c. 600 “Laundered with or without collar in waists and! s oq nate of strictly all woollen fabrics, in a a! blouses of the famous “Mother's Friend” make; ‘ usually sold at 89c.; fine quality, extra well 49c Pipe cet neue male rein lee than 49% 00, mi ; oe - made; sizes are from 4 t0 18....e+eeseeeeeeeere Most Eventful Sale of Hartford Axminster Carpets. We bought for cash a lot of genuine Hartford Axminster Carpets, the most je and best Axminster made; the kind that retails at $1.75 to $2.26 a yard in exclusive carpet stores; we will sell them at one-hali price and less to further the sale of this enormous purchase. We will beside the low price Make and Lay, Entirely Free of Charge. 124 rolls of Hartford Axininster Carpets, value $2.00, at, yard . 5 94¢ We Will Make and Lay Free 65 rolls of W. & J. Sloane's Best Amber Velvet, value $1.15, at........ceeeseeeere SCOR CE We Will Make and Lay Free 27 rolls of Best Brussels Parlor or Dining-Room Carpet, value 90c. . We Will Make and Lay Free 15 rolls of Wool Union Ingrain, value 65c., at, per yard 69c. Linoleum, 34c. Great Matting Sale at Walf Price and Less. . 75 rolls Hnen warp Japapese Re-|100 rolls linen warp Japanese Re-|75 rolls linen warp Japanese Cameo, 3200, Ceaignnin 5.98] sit00 at ncesneecreses OnI9B] §z000; ae a’, T8189 7.98 Roll of 40 yards. Roll of 40 yards, Sensational Rug Offerings. $15.00 Smyrna Rugs at $8.98. 100 Bromley Smyrna Rugs, perfectly reversible, Oriental, caged and floral patterns, red, green, tert cotta and blue; 12 feet lon, ane 9 feet wide; Soa od La lala ado as et NOU Bie UM ES OR Beautiful Granite Art Squares. AT OE OFF ReGUr ee PRICES. 6x9, 9, 10,6x9, mass 3x6, 6x9, 35¢ $4.89 $2.19 $2.89 $3.49 $3.89 We Distribute To-morrow Absolutely FREE OF CHARGE 2,500 Cans of “Jap-a-Lac’”’ “Jap-a-Lac” is the new Furniture finish, and it has one. the paint business. Any person can ap- | To introduce it in this city, we shall distribute 1 to-morrow IN OUR BASEMENT, 2, 500 | 1-4 Pint Cans of the Oak finish; ‘@sufficient it quantity to refinish chair or table. This varnish and stain is extensively advertized in both magazines and ne’ ers. Don’ t miss securing a sample can to-morrow. -Awnings. Announcement. Awnings. We have ‘n‘stock about 3,000 Awnings, al! best grade stripes and best galvanized frame and fixtures, which must be sold within one week on account of the season drawing to a close. These Awnings are perfect in every respect, and if you bring your own measurements with you we will give you an awning which is worth regularly $3.25, in sizes 2,6x5, and 3.0x6.6, for, complete.....+. ...+ a delaiis cetbier eeepee teas smn DE 98 We do not put these eninge up, but supply all the fixtures at this special price. Ik Nome: ot aot dame | #& b Namm