The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1904, Page 6

“aut THEY STAY AWAKE Chief: Croker Complains About a | Start a Fire Was Allowed to sf > Fire Chiet Croker ha #o make about the police fire which occurred in the five-stor ark place. ) Ake fire started in the office of the ©) Wirth Publishing Compa oe Becond floor, and foliowe through the third and f a complaint as a result of | Assuifg from the fourt! ‘Chief Croker was annoye: the start the arrival t have been n the fire was “\ Yery near his post w to the roof before an alarm was turned 4m, If one of these old buildings gets a start on us it might n the loss of half a. block. ss would stay ) @wake and give po we ould give the ci Benjimin Horowitz, nine years of No. 1487 Amsterdain avenue, fell om a car to-day at One IMundred Borty-first t and red his” skull Hood Wright He 4 CHOICE? ROCERIES, Se) pie Tips i, 50c ~ Green Trading Stamps Free. Peerless Malt Extract. The Revitalizer for women. A perfect Tonic—not a Stimu- lant. Per dozen, 10c $1.15; a bottle, ed for the SPECIAL N 12 cents a dozen Mg cost to per dozen empty, bottles. Peon bottle, or BLO But Condense from pure, \ rich and fresh A Sue eae ne forntt 23C Condensea Mi) brand Bure and rich. f us mi roducing Ge 3 Pans for’... ‘ 25c Sardines—Genuine French tm- 950| ported, in olive oll: fm: 25c justard Sardi Essie’ brand. lump, tender, delicate, in mus 10c Tomatoes. ripe, _ red, gotta packed for. rult, hans extra tall . 5c) 25c¢ ¥ ete y French Mushroom: Clement Obier can: te," Salmon Steak: brand, finest| Columbia River fist: 11d. Nat 2c] Gan, BZc.; 34 Ib. flat can... Salmon—"Fesio" brand, the “pick of the. Columbia River catch; guaran- ed the cholces' ey 1 19¢ Imported rieties of finest Irish f 4-0n, Matches—All sure lighiss 0c ith 1) een Stampx very Pound of een Stamps y Pound of amamansnen eeround | “wliowed. to climb from the second-story | ( oo FELL.OFF CAR, BROKE SKULL. |;- Ampterdam | cupied a prominent government por! He =. 1, 19¢) {HE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING SORD & Yoni: BESTS TOPOLICE INDICTED LITTLE {SHERIFF 1S AFTE BOY FOR ASHULT Four-Year-Old Lad Charged with Assault and Battery on Man Is Dismissed When Brought Before Judge. of James Richaris Court When the name was called tn the charging with assault and trop rend that he had » was wailing In P “was made by nd grow out of a fight sof the two children, Mrs. 0 pape e unknown d the four-y a ees INSURANCE MAN DEAD. * MINGHAM, Ala, proseniing an insurunce com~ ny of New York, was found dead tn his room in a hotel here last night He 1 well-known man, having o0- » June was in Washington for a number of ye Hoe lived in PJortsmouth, O., and relatives there, Know All Women, by Chese Presents: When sultry Summer breezes play fitfully about your aching head, and ice water not only fails to relieve but intensifies your thirst, adding with each draught to your discomfort, then is the time to try GOLDEN TIPS. This is the finest Tea grown in Ceylon, and its rare tlavor and invigorating qualities make it preeminently the hot-weather drink. The infusion should be made with boilin suited:to your taste, allowed to cool and placed in the ice-box. Sip it occ solacing, soothing, strengthening—a thirst-quencher beyond all other iced beve' and you may take your choice, but after using Golden Tips you will never will Soothing, Solacing, Strengthening Summer Beverage When Iced, Long Island Potatoes. Large, sound, mealy, 15c a peck, 30¢,; a bas- ket, Prunes est, thin xkinned, meaty fruit fron the far ta Ch avera, a lb; ny Flour. St MiNarts sally’ prefer Bine Ribbon es of pure fi Liberty Jame ; Liberty — Pp home-made Ribbon 6 and no and wine f f age Olive OF Jame pints lee Cre : 23c euCH seesese Bees ee Ee ae! Campbell's Salad Dressing Made from purest condiments and ingredients. Formula on every bot- tle, Price this wees reduced Ic Butler’s Famous Brands of Teas UNXLD TEA, CEYLON TEA, }3:\!"" BUTLER’S CHOICE NO. 1 ery 4 ced ler’s a charming TEA, BUTLER’S CHOICE NO. 2 TEA, BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFE BEST MARACAIBO COFFEE, % BEST SANTOS COFFEE, of Quarter John | § YOUNG TIFFANY Son of Late Jeweller, Who Needs $30,000 a Year to Live as a Gentleman, Sued on Carpet and Furniture Bill. $20,000 a year. One of the Judgments ts W. & J Tugs and < $3,711 in for f Nov lust year of furnita rift w No. 126 W. “id “not succeed cutlon Young Tiffany seve Charles Le Tit ent to th eat HI rely vexed eness, but thi 0 that the y but $3,000 10 vear Incon of stock the Tir fav him, Iduary estate alt, ug Tiffany when the air is stifling and the heat oppressive. Then, it isa wonderfully fine Tea for every-day use, and hy importing direchwe are able to cut the price in two. For the remainder of the week we continue our free gifts for the special and particular benetit of homekeepers by handing out Double “S. @ H.’’ Green Trading Stamps 9 with everything we sell—two stamps with every 10 cents purchased ff| —20 to the dollar. C.O.D. orders are excepted, and extra stamps, as ff) noted below, go with every pound of our famous TEAS and COF- FEES, instead of the double number going with everything else. {Best Creamery Butter, @ [b., 19¢. Guaranteed extra quality Western creamery butter, pure and fresh—absolutely the best. Butler’s Jamaica Ginger. Highly concentrated, relieves all ailmer of “Little Mary;"’ fancy flask Instantly 10c Mus Blackwell's Prized by epieut A » $3-75- That's the sale price for’ 875 boys’ sailor and Russian | suits. «| Sailor suits; sires 3 to 1 P 5Q¢ white goods remnants at 1 tly blue serges, with x eprinkling of were 87 were $5. were $5, 188 sults 298 wuite Russian suits; sizes 2 to-7, Mostly rerges, 168 aulte, none of which were fens than | $6; half were $8, $9 and $10. | All $3.75 now. | Rocrss, Prat & Company, | te City Hall, Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. | i } ater, of strength and you'll find it We have them all, be without a supply ionall Peerless Root Beer Extract. Concentrated essence that makes over 5 gallons of wholesome, satisfying, thirst quenching beverage; One boitle 1 Oc only t Cake Free. rm” 12e 10c 10c I3c White Pepper lists pur Cay Mosored LoS neh Mae Fall aur &c | fart "10c turd 2 mack 1364 Fongue All the ud He pound Ms Be ea Becf—2 1b. J 4c and ef 5c Pre-eminent as a hot- weather cereal, a pkge.. 9c & Also Power, a pkge......... and Coifees, Ib., Ib., Ib., Ib., Ib., Ib., Ib., 50c 50c 35c 25c¢ 25c 20c 17c ime pas ee ee pes Sharp Cut in Crisp CracKers. Red Grahams 7C Social Teas a package. : CHOICE ~ GROCERIES STH AVE, [P2ETOZO™ STREETS We’ve 1,000 more sample strips of 50c embroideries at 19c ALMOST every kind of embroidery that’s in demand just now for smart Summer apparel is included in this great Friday sale of 1,000 sample strips at 19¢—worth up to 50c; 500 sample strips at 29c—worth up te $1.00; and 450 sample strips at 39c—worth up to $1.50. 29¢ of St. Gall, Switzerland. One tot was placed on sale Tuesday and created a 39c veritable sensation. The second lot arrived just in time for this Friday sale. This is one of the finest lots of embroideries we ever had—beautiful and exclusive matched widths, insertion, flouncings, bandings; skirt embroideries for children’s garments. Made of Swiss nainsook, cambric, eic. 39c 196 woe 296" Up fo $00 ie 24¢ 5,000 yards of white habutai 36 in. Silks at 49c. We purchased the entire showing of sample strips from the foremost manufacturer for values up to $1.50, Matin Floor, Main F F YOU want the greatest bargain you ever heard of in | a fabric as seasonable as the weather itself, such as tine French Organdy, 68 inches wide—Persian Lawns, 32 inches wide, or French | ar . 5 4 oi A | THs is the quality of that soft, spotless white habutai as you'll see in New York this Summer, you'll be here bright and | silk so popular for Summer costumes that usually sells for 69¢. early Friday morning and select remnants of bona-tide 50c. white goods | You can readily see the importance of this sale, Muin Floor. at just one-fourth its value—124c. a yard. 2 such a great peclct on ieee i do say positively that there's not a yard J stocks that we offer it a eek in this” splendid assembly that you 125 traordinarily low price of 49c. for Friday We've just about enough to last one day—all new, up-to-date goods, Nece : . yo: 1 *s exclusiv i c vy dress quality; worth $1 er yard, so you'd better select enough for your woven for this Summer's exclusive trade, and the earlier you come the greater hire cline heeds Coote pe inches wide—special TO TiOrroW iGO: Lawns, 48 inches wide, for a Summer costume as cool and becoming | An {mporter sold us 5,000 yards at We don't say It's all 50c. goods, but we 49 49 J2ic c . 2 could buy anywhere for less than 1 3,500 yards of black taffeta. 85 value you'll secure. No matter what the value, the price to-morrow is 12}gc. | tu The French Val. laces Fashion requires, at half price. HE reason women are so eager to select these beautiful new French Valenciennes laces at half the regular prices is that they are just the kind Dame Fashion requires for Summer waists, dresses and corset covers. We've a great many thou- sands of yards for Friday shoppers—bought the entire surplus stock of the largest importer at one-half the early season prices, Main’ Moor Simpson Crawford Co. or any other store have never announced such an important. 25c¢ far-reaching sale. Nearly every woman who wants her Summer apparel to appear smartly 55c trimmed is now ready to select Val. laces, for they ar: dainty and most popular. ; We have the edgings and insertions to match, so youcan come to-morrow and choose all you want for the charming Summer costume you're planning, Not in a single instance is the price more than half. You'll be an early shopper if you read these remarkably low prices. for dozen yards for dozen yards for dozen yards for dozen yards 25c of 50c. Val. 55c of $1.25 Val. 75¢ of $1.50 Val. | 95c¢ of $2.00 Val. * laces. ‘* laces, * laces. + laces. Kimono gowns at 69c. PLENTY of fine lawn wrappers and kimonos In this sale, too, 51 and $1.25 values at the special price, fe: | Here’s the waist sale that’s stirring all New York. IVE thousand 2.00 Summer shirt waists at 98c, for eager Friday shoppers will bring the greatest throng that ever gathered about counters where such pretty styles were shown, every one depiciting some clever or exclusive idea for the Summer of 1904. Here’s the gist of, this good waist news if you These waists are splendidly made, of superior quality i $2 waists at 98c., materials of the most desirable weaves—those cool, ; 25 waists at $1.65, $4 soit, sheer fabrics so comfortable and becoming in waists at $2, $5 waists at $2.39, $6 waists at $3 hot weather. They are prettily trinimed after the and $6.50 waists at $3.65. most approved fdeas—the daintiest conceits you ever So great is this sale that besides our great second saw. floor waist department we've taken the entire centre aisle on the main floor. r. 98c.—Lawns, lace or embroidery trim, $2.00; for G&G, 1.39—lawn, lace or embroldery trimmed, $2.75; for |,39, . 1.65—Lawns and organdies, lace or embroidery trimmed, $3.25; for 1,65, 2.00—Lawns and organdies, lace or embroidery; $4.00; for 2,00, Good colors—tigu: and stripes—full 696 engin wiatn O9G well made. 95c for colored lawn dressing sacques—light colors—large collar and sleeves—various styles to choose from —value $1.25 and $1.50, Undermuslin saving. | 29¢ for 35c corset covers and drawers of fine cambrle—covers are French shape, trimmed with lace—drawe ers have full lawn rutile and hemstitched hem. 50c for 75c corset covers and drawers— several good styles to select from—trimmed with fine lace and em- broidery. Shirt waist suits at $1.95. NE ef those eagerly awaited bar- 2.39—Fine lawns and linons, trim or tailor made, regular $5.00; for 2,39, 3.00—Lawns, with lace or em- broidery, regular $6.00; for 3.90, 3,65—Fine lawns and Iinons, with lace trim or embroidery, regular $6.50 waists; for 3,65. 4.65 Jap, Silk Waists—sell regu- larly at $6 to $10--special 4.65, Men’s odd suits reduced. T’S imperative that we close out gain events for which saving shoppers | our men’s odd suits accumulated from are continually on the lookout, In quoting | our great sales during the last three weeks, these exceedingly low prices for Friday and we've put a price on them for Friday’s Simpson Crawford Co, want to impress up- | selling that will make short work of them onyou that the same exclusive style that | all, Second Floor. characterizes their regular priced shirt waist | In addition to these odd suits we add a suits will be found in these garments. large recent purchase of a manufacturer’s » Third Floor, | surplus stock, making in all a superb gath- We bought just 1,000 shirt waist suits | ering of fancy sack suits—and values are from a maker who was willing to take a | the best of the season. great loss, There’s not a suit in the lot that | About 100 men’s suits, you'll tind elsewhere for less than $3.25-— | worth up to $18, at$9.75, and many of them are quoted elsewhere at $6, Aveut ee Bae ere i i i worth up to $25, at $13.95, - . You appreciate Ue Hue | About 75 men’s suits, gain, coming as it does | A worth up to $35, at $17.50, just when you need shirt These suits equal the very finest custom waist suits — handsome s work, and they go at less than the, cost of styles in madras—cham- | the ordinary clothing. ‘ bray—voiles and linen in - It’s hardly necessary to dwell upon the plain and embroidered ef- high character of the Simpson Crawtord fects—correct styles—per- | Co,’s clothing, but we do want to impress fect fit in three lots at Ubon ost that He this iotare the best suys $3.95, $2.95 and $1.95. | Himp'or et elegance 800 pairs women’s *2.50 Oxfords, *1.45. | stamp of exclusive tailored elegance is ypon every garment. Sale of Screens. i THESE Prices on window extension OU save $1.05 and wear a pair of fashionable Oxfords like the illustration < (, */*srs.are so low we cannot fil! mail or ap j * 4 zs 2. D. orders, but will sell you all you want if you attend this great/sale at Simpson Crawford Co,’s to-morrow. Second Floor. if you come, 4 We bought 1,000 pairs at a special We start the sale with all sizes, but of concession— size to 7—C, Dand course, cannot guarantee that we'lffidve E widths—a sale that will crowd our all throughout the day, so it's best to enlarged shoe department from morn- | 20'in, high, extend to 37, 236, 24 in. high, extend to 37, 25c. 27 In. high, extend to 37, 276, b 30 in. high, extend to 37, 30c, Triple Coated enamelled ware: | come early, Then youre sure 1 45 Thisitpeclatntece “i ¢ ains al ° special sale of trip) a v1 ue til night—special I 45 of one of these rare barg: lLwillinterest youlton riple coated enamelled ware Baer ern aiile 1.65 {or women’s dongola Oxfords | popes OF Maral Tete | 800 for at, Berlin 2, 4 a izes | PO ettles. 1.65 canvas Oxfords—A to E and —G, D and E widths—all sizes | "$1.35 for Coffes | 75c, for 4qt, Berlin 2% 9: . for women’s S.C. S, | Biggins. Kettles, | for women’s $+ Russet Rus- 3.50 686. for Water Pitch- | 896. for Colendars. i If Ox- 2.95 sian calfskin shoes, all russet kid or ca aN .f olen ines. o fords; all sizes and widths. \ 656, for 2-qt. Milk | ers. F; ch sizes. Oc. for Cake T Kettles. 15c, for Skimmers, Basement Salesroom, ‘Great sale imported wines, Chateau bottling. .... -.... RHINE WINES, | WHITE WINES. HIGH-GRADE AMERICAN WINES. | BRANDIES, WHISKEYS AND GINS Henkel &Co., Mainz. Barton & Guestier, Bordeaux. cone ca Reduced 25%. Imported in Glass. | Tmported In ‘Glass. {Pate 24'bt. | | i Ct fy xtra - Gal. Bttl. Laubenheimer .. 6.25 7.25 |Sauternes 1884 7.18 ars earner ANE ee * 475 575 \Oll Cognac Brandy, Niersteiner ... 725 825 Vins de Graves 1884 9.25 10.26 |, Wality ity, 476 8.75, Otard’s Three Star... 116 Liebiraumiteh | 9.75 10.75 Haut Sauterne.......- 16,00 17,00 Peer eta Resting, Cooking Brandy, extra Rudesheimer . 21125 12@5/Chateau La Tour AA GUANY, 75 5.75) quality +. 225 50 Rudesheimerberg .. . 15.50 1650 Blanche 1874.... 19.40 20,50 Haut, [Sauternes Blackberr: Schloss Johannisherger. 25.00 26,00 | Chateau Yquem 1891... 25,00 26.00 U0), yunt"N™ 0 875 225 50 CLARETS. Na Ton A ela ee | Premium Vintage of Calliornia’s Righer | 4 Catver. Rordeaux, Graves . 180) a4 Class Vineyards. ila HLL Sauternes . 9. + | ‘ane Castillon . 450 559 Haut Sauternes 18 11.75.1975) any. | erties seeseeee 3.00 68 Cotes de 5.10 610 Chateau Yquem 1888... 18,00 19,00 Superior Zinfandel. . sun 625 7.25) St. Macaire Burgund: lao0 5,00] ai Quai. BURGUNDIES C, Marey & Liger—Bolair, Imported In Glass. (Red). * | Monticello or Monogram > Nuits. Rye (10 years) {Mountain Riesling | Sauternes nil Julie St. 715 Margaux . 8.75 3.00 83 Chateau “| Macon Vieux gOS, | OWS CAV DIS KE) | A mon Or Gat bpd dE TS rk 3.00 | Finch’s Golden-Wedding 1884 is 28,00 |Pommard 8,00 | Riesling, | Rye, 5 years old Ce) Ginger x im: | Chambertin 1899. " en 3 12 Bile, Brel. "portation from Coch- Guinness Dublin Stout, ani. *"Bat!’ |Hueblein’s Club Cock- ran & Co, Belfast Bass Ale, imported in Port and Sherry, extra | tails, all _kinds.. 10.50 90 Ireland . glass . a. quality, 8 years old... 260 75 78 8,50 t