The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1904, Page 4

BEGINNING JULY 8, this store, foll piste Cy cus- tom, WILL CLOSE AT NOON ON FRIDA S during July and August. Open Saturdays as usual. [Oper Saturday | jay it | sight Late. | Late. Vo gh eos, AD ra Cor. B Aye. Sale of White O8c | Lawn Waists at We offer dozen brand new crisp white lawn waists, came style as cut alongside. It's copied after a $4 model and you can't duplicate it elsewhere for less th $2, Besides this style there are a score of other dainty models to choose from, some in the new bertha effect, others with fronts of fine openwork embroidery or elaborately trimmed with Val. lace insertings. These $1.50 and $2 waigts on sale at 98c, Sik waist a 1.98 [st Kanfohar and Waterford, In aging a degree of A. B. at the commence- he was made Field Mars olding | ment exercises held at Carnegie Hall, 43 sition when he was a ") tnpton fo take charge of the nome theta | was a prisoner before Mugistrate Flam. in January, | 1900, Team th mer In Yorkville Court to-day, charged was back tn’ fo ven the gre C OY HUE HERE SOON Recorded a warrior of the | COLLEGE MEN IN COURT. I, with disorderly conduct. He was dls- ged. the commencement exercires tz went with some friends to a Cars eo direct or ff FB Lanes.) to our doors, Broadway Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. "Saturday's Uncommon Money-Savings. | | Two Great Five-Hour Specials. White PersianLawnShirt| Point de Paris Laces, new- Waists, all sizes, Val. lace] est designs, in widths ranging trimmed, fancy stock collar.tucked back, | from 1% to 3% inches, with insertion tall sleeves: actually worth $1.98, ¢ | Spec | to match; value Sc. to 7c. On sale Sprcilly FROME 10 2 ONLY: Saturday coi alte 1 Galyeyarda OC Limit 2, No Mail or C. 0. D. Orders. _|__No Mail or C. 0. D. Orders. je [49c. for $1.25 Hats.| |. 'suqtes arlene True, there are about 1,000) Silk Waist Suits at 8.98 of these ready - to- wear hats, They're worth $15 to $19; | but how long after the good news foes we've sold suits no better rate tye ere? hiluten's bate} [than these for $12, Now comes this ia gallee, fare turban iand) latreatner exceptional offering, which ought to clear oka "Never have hats like these sold| | Cut all that we have at the price, In the |for lew ks $1 28. Saturday | assortment are figured and plain taffetas carekatters *AQc | and handsome foulards, and they com- jy | | prise ell sizes. We know of no better IM TWO PONTS Pt) Armies Ready for Simultaneous | Idol of the British Defiritely Ac- | eran i| ), Drive Near Kaichau, But Rus-| cepts Ambassador Choate’s| sians Likely to Fall Back to| Invitation to Visit the United , Avoid Fighting. States This Year. owlle Wan Arrested, but | Nearer atreet Hick: mer lectured MIKADO HAS 150.000 MEN |WILL PROBABLY SAIL | TO FACE THE ENEMY.| | WITHIN A FEW MONTHS. AMME Y E x ee 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. Kuropatkin, Not Caring to Take | He Has Always Been Anxious te THE LARGEST SHOE STORE {N THE WORLD. Chances, Plans to Leave En-| See America and a Great tire Liaotung Peninsula to| Reception Will Be Tendered Children’s Vacation Shoes You can’t find anything cooler or prettier than these dainty white or black Jap silk waists. These have full pouch sleeves and the waists are fin'shed with stitched side or box plaits or with Val. lace. These $3.50 waists special at $1.98. Special Sale of Other Dainty Waists. Exguisitely trimmed Persian lawn waists spre‘al at $1.98. Chie Creations of delicate lawns and dotted Suice special at $2.98. $5, 86 and $7 elegant lawn waists reduced to $3.98. Sale of Brilliantine $2 08 Runabout Skirts at ° The success of last week's great sale has rrompted us to hurry our skirt sowe can again delight hundreds of women with this offering of t8, WHITE, BLUE and BLACK brilliantine, in the very newest 9- gore knife plaited model. Regular $4.50 skirts, on special sale at $2.98. Sale of $8.50 Voile $ Runabout Skirts at 4.98 Here's tomething distinctly new at the price. Other stores have them fmore. But as usual it was left to Vogel Brothers to produce skirt at @ price within reach of all. They are exquisitely tai- the Japanese. Him on Arrival. . In Great Variety. 94, hy the Presa, Publishing (Becta Cablegram to The Evening World ) (TRADE PSS wenn nde Senses!" Our Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls World.) LONDON, June 24--Earl Roberts has Syne } = LONDON, June 24,—A St. Peters- Ty dovided €9 accent the snvtta~ s burg cable rays that the Liaoyang| ton a UU a i ARE THE LEADERS. . : ‘ hited St jo will correspondent of the Novostionia| tit in wummer or early autumn All children have resolved that our Shoes are the r Ij eee advance from}... exact time has not been “ita bestitoes trates fecintop thats ny IE He has always ben fous to vt this country Aw # the time of | Copyrient « | (Special They are correct in form and style, and all parents have resolved that they wear the It is stated that the Japanese gen- erals intend to attack simultaneously | vrrangements in the new 17-gore knife plaited style. Instead of $8.50 our special at Katchon and Vastehican te iemade to give him a great re- longest and cost the least. sale price is $4.98. Also a epecial sale of new box plaited white serge | Clearance of Trimmed Hats. | lsuit value so far this 8.98. mil be ; skirts, regular $8.50 values, special at $4.98. $5.00 Hats, $2.£0 | $10 Hats, $5.00! | i 079 | \2OVAMA DROWNED, wie aan ot POwae or nehtevement Black, Tan and White, Button, Sale of Girls’ 08 3750 ISHS EG (9790) eset > ‘Wash Dresses at Cc THE RUSSIANS HEAR mirona tine vinied thin country ine Lace and Oxfords, Earl Roberts, the Jeent years and col that will be pald hero of dozens Men's Canvas Lace Shoes; ] | Stirring sale of 250 dresses for girls ages 6 to 14, same style as cut alongside, of striped or plain ginghams, and pink, blue and old rose chambrays. Some in the long waist style, others with yoke, bertha and cuffs of white oe } ST. prrensn 6 2.—Much # Anterest ts mani forelg@n re: f ports reaching here that Commande Chief Oyama, p Kerse; Mohxairs, Voilea. Sizes 6 to 10%, $1.50 Choose from any of these | sizes 6 109., bytetet Ane ique. These d ial sale for bal: f th rs and bis a a vet he victorious T si it 2 pig a nese dresses on special sale for balance of this "Boys? Calf Lace skirts, and you may be sure Rac Oyama and. the Tay ae nella: known as ‘HOba,” izes IT to 2, weem.eh iver ey sites 9 to 53%... that your money rarely, if ever, bought arawiiea Atwasn an admirer of the troops and Me? Sale of Girls 40c | 90 much sk'rt goodness. firmatic not th generals of Uhl) eouaheye he ine Meter oak Dw Wash Dresses at | Kersey Walking Skirts, in. black nt | Feet eae ieee eeacratRiohell : We place on special sale 550 wash dresses for girls oxford grays, all made fall, strap ; ; cfu 4, ax a stident of warfare, he! M e F : 9 TOF girs ages sila seams and self strapping over hips, five RUSSIANS PALL BACK wi ya eer amine wi ammeyer’s Little Tots ato 5,same yl a8 cut alongside of ginsbams end | sat Sensi eey pin | |fowrofuieraiiitgelornt 1g 5 : | | Mare. Worth $3.98, special. Mohair Walking Skirts, in navy, MARK.) Shoes and Ankle Ties, chambrays in pink, blue and checks, madein the long waisted French models, Also fancy trimmed Gibson | | list worth $1. 50. | BEFORE, 150,000 JAPS.| 0)" oun sistorie scenes of the United States that he will vt The Commander-In-Chiet of the Eng- ” Se designed especially for babies from six months to two years; they ate sclen dresses. On special sale for balance of this week at 49c, brown and black, made with side pleats mi the theatre ish Army is no wy eo aes titically made over lasts that conform te the little feet. [3. 98 Suit (Gon 2 49) and strap seams over hips, trimmed with Kuropat-|oid, He was born ge eee We have every “baby” color and many pretty combinations. Prices | —$—————nnennn | tiny silk buttons ateach seam. ' 6.98 and his father, Gen, Al of a fine give battle to the com- from 50c. up. Oku and Kurold | waa a member Aly The future leader Perhaps you intend spending |_| Wel! worth $9.50. special . Sunday out of| | White Voile Skirts, very pretti ee oe 3g) | ttimmed with silk taffeta w,2 ond A Irish fam- (TRADD near Kal Cho: Doubt js now cast upon the im- Hritain's aol- Vogdl Brovhars Ea Cammeyer’s Brownies { e Alora was educnted at Sandhurst | bs wi | ning lengthwise of skirt, silk fare, silk es ae een te A Ss stom in int the Fe A2™ Six. Cor Br .— | ashi, ell, een | | etalon atenc tre, talon ete at had been advanced south ‘ army aa @ Hee distoria ||] may be had in all colors, and are Shoes intended for children from two to five 1 Serer bable| pace ech) wert G 95 f ft may be that Gen, Kuropatkin In con- fase of nine years, and are made over our own sensible “True Form" last which aids in | the suit case for the . Gentrating his forces in the neighbor-]Crose in tha hon, the continual {]] developing the geowing foot, Prices from 8 5c. up. | yurpose, and priced so |! ———-—— } Rood of Hal Cheng In the Sepey she lente oe Wa Catuineyer's (Stoel Specialties chita | low that you'll hardly | | ; Fe pie ont imine shat can be atnsed Me I cpa, e wan honors tn wih oa bd ibb: Maan ce | fort the cate aet| | Warm-Weather hint 6 Ce ta ont sas ||] The Weak Ankle Shoe, 5 1 Toe-In Shoe, $1.5) ho Fat and [brown leather; AEE: WMT ROPER © eesBables! Shoe, $1.00; White Top Patent Leather Shoe. ma‘cacws'eet se | Clothing for the Boy fler ore Hosiery for Children Jand catches and spe- | | Kandahar, In 1880, after the massager | cially equipped with | of the British Embassy, With a force days Until 7 P.M. Mail Orders Fiffed D, i | F 4 F j bee serey eirray atirsencire|| || Clam ee Meek ee ee ees S]icruias price §398,| | ‘There's variety enough in { tive troops he covered 345 miles In | [J saturday, 2) 49 this list of clothing values to| twenty-one days, an average of six each. a meet every taste and purse. No matter! | quence the wi ith teen miles a day with the loss what your choice, prices wiil be found | et ier: sin hte and half a dozen native se aaa He A B (Good a “Thir 5 t competition-proof. ; ; W's Ut ots I dier U je mont no- ; Fa es in Young Men's Lon ? and th lan h f 0 om m odating 00! 1 Choice styles in fe K Peso MD Seewaki ital Sine cage ins ates fe : ccnntintcl FTECAL DOS. | 2c 000 RS peicos | (Pat witmant matey Oo) x d s Ei ma along ste i you may pay you buy—liven Jaina gf heute: pala sit { he rail came that he bad vita ea the | ‘ sacl cinilinsee ne Lands very small when you pur- SALE F Pickert's Boston Baked Beans, with| | 2,000 pairsof all wool “Vs ue Liye boy * aries ane m OR Real ned aad nrasent amounts, weekly 259-261 Sixth Ave., chase bomatter t A oO or ‘without tomato 3b. 10c tion” Knee Pants for ages 3 to 16, 39C t at ato nave am My 5 Between 16th and 17th Sts. ah Washable Knee Pants, of all mate- ing ng rial fit, c + : hes, Bartlett Pears, aS arth ig Open Late Saturday Night. ethene Cherries, Black Pe, ai iwondertal Lrttn rien ates 9 é $ 75 Damsons, Plums, Green Gages or Egg display of pretty styles, 49¢.t0 1.98 ins ex Plums; our regular price is 25c. B ann a dea pores 18c) | Sailor Suits, Serge, Tan, Navy, Roy- NE eae al, Garnet and fancies, worth aged in (nts Strawberries, Sliced Peaches and| |i gymme. tnd fancies 1.98 | ‘aspberries, preserved and | gator special foc 1-lb. ca 9c} Dress Suits, Double ‘Bressied, pretty Sardines, “Milton et Cie" brand;| |Summer mixtures, worth 1.98 genuine French, in pure olive oll; reg $3.50 serseeseesscenserens . [ular 10c. quality; special, abe SPECIAL. piece Suits, Three- cans foresee ... piece Suits, Fine Sailor and Rus- Extra fancy Aluka Sslmon in 9 sian Suits and Norfolk Suits. 2.98 L-lb. tall eane, 3ejor 2 cana for 2DC| | Long Pants Suits, Blue Serges and Equal in style to anything the custom tailor can make. Men’s Summer Suits, the equal of the best that are made; counterparts of suits we sold readily at $20 and $22.50; offered now at this lowering, because we bought all that were left of the maker's Summer stock; of the highest grade Slee operne » be due to «lege train on | Worsteds and Fancy Cheviots with Singh $ te | i “TAPS BOLSTERED | wait every person 4 . Double-Breasted Coats; sold for $20 al “Chautauqua’’ Grape Juice, a most | | Seasonable mixtures, for ages 41.95 | ON DUTCH COURAGE," | Shiesoin on matters $2210; redlited) ton o.% cancqscet.e soe popular unfermented beverages has the| | 14 to 20, $5.95 to. «+++ Nt ui Nala ehh) cl ge ed y Any man that buys one cf these Suits and in a day or a month hag spel trie atspe Gerar ead faster rovece | Tonk 1 20 da outing | sui akin ir on to f 3 Near aie 0 22¢.; to 20, TRE Te titan vy witel Hazet y reason to think it wasn't worth from $20 to $22.50, can bring it back and fey pine Role et Ao | | ater ostion cc O95 Burt and Packard “KORRECT SHAPE” and Charles Case Shoe Co,’s SAMPLE Shoes of TAN, PATENT COLT, VICI, CALF and VELOUR CALF. Regular prices, $3.50, $4 and $5. Special, $2.40. Get the Habit. Goto it will * we'll find no fauit h him. pomplex Pa a ‘ANH Young Men’s Most Stylish Suits, $10.7 AL & wound, ort . or ay Kio, Oi ’ } Our entire stock of Young Men's Suits are offered you; bear toothes, heain ay i in mind they are especially designed garments, made by makers : li L who are specialists in clothing for young men, from 15 to 19; these * RU SSTA ADDS ay no macfer cate or |] suits are of the choicest fabrics, and are tailored 75 og ANOTHER WARSHIP i ; x ‘any com {ff as you'd expect suits that were intended to sell $10. : 6 at $15. $18 and $20 to be; lowered to... ...06 FOR OPPORTUNITIES TO MAHE MONEY Watch the World’s WANTS under the head of “Business Opportunities.” Among the CRONSTADT, June %4—The Russian battleship Slasol Velky. of the Baltte no} the body. healthy cendition, To al We'll charge anythi ‘ou b id fleet, has b Goromantoned Ht x fy gi ything you buy and guarantee prices to bi i eet, has been commissioned. Me who “ar onthcted "with piles lower and always as low as similar qualities can be bosent Or eghee thousands of chances presented in these col- } chy ee Se ston, 1 mort where, In the event you have cause to think differently, we take back y umns there is surely one intended for you: iy : Paw Lax witout question. - ' (From the Philadelphia Press.) wt ii fav Tonle unt tho De rere rene enon - “If you feel chilly.” said he, as they OUR r AAC sod peat 70 bay estate aay eee ! ‘ Hi At B 250-261 Sixth Avenue Sunday World Wants Make Money a ‘ SRG ta eure netion) wth, aay. eC. 1'OS. . 279 Broadway. 211 and 219 Sixth Ave. Adverti d R. Put $ around me,” she nstormntion of your akin wed Between 16th and 17th Sts. for vertisers an eaders. FOR MEN $2.40 We have received another consignment of 47 Cortlandt St. 125th St., Cor. Third Ave. AS re A PAIR ‘\ [Painting No, 4 FREE With Next Sunday's Worl SNOTHER of Artist Biedermann’s beautiful Vistas of the Fair, : reproduced in: all the colors of nature, will be giyen with every copy of next Sunday’s World. This picture was painted on the Exposition Grounds by one of The World’s best artists, specially commissioned for the purpose. Only seven more paintings will be given away with the Sunday World, one each week for seven more weeks. Tell your newsdealer to-day that you want ALL these pictures, we we we we we wt wt we BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Third Ave., 59th to GOth Street, will 1rame The World’s pictures at . each; gilt, white enamel or oak finished frames, complete, with glass."