The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1904, Page 6

A SWINE [STOCKS LOWER AND {Union Pacific the Only Issu liam Fiels. One of the Clever- Holding a Good Level Closing with Losses. Whur and Wal “ Detective-Serg Serg Wo months the im: for ana » $Ly Aixsmight be bie new uid Arremted 1 Sing Sing aud eas released {0 r to * Boon alter his | be paid to casi | forgement ident Fielée’s Impris Qiid Kix months the boy whem | Kafter the Ines ined One term of iment was thing to Jaug hare It befor didn't see # yy, Welk, 1 hin At all the Better Kind of Stores Scents the ounce or in JO-cent and 25-cent Packets For my lady Chiclets“are for anybody DEALINGS SLOW! POLICE CAPTAIN Showing Life. the Remainder | § WHEAT MARKET. Bouquet Ye Creme Ye feath A Bainly Confection Candy Coated Chewing Gum particularly desirable For my lady's gallant husband For my lady’s charming daughter iFor my lady’s manly son Morning, noon or night, suppose you trythem bow : 2 fe 2 Ss : Retail storekeepers will be supplied by any wholesale druggist: or confectioner JOBBERS SUPPLIED BY FRANK H. FLEER & CO., Inc., Philadelphia, or L- Lowenthal, Distributor, 315 West 39th Street, New York [ARMED MAN ROUTS' Hearing Woman Scream in, Woods. Officer Hickman Goes) to Her Aid and Is Met by | Drunken Man, Je | Was Not Hurt. reddy wid and death LONDON [tive reaques: ta Me he ma Jane ot day being general ole ow pirat Rails on th Americans were ported by professionals of the miblia and clos W. H. Harley the 14 list ‘| der «| mittee ft the stock Hurl deiphin aud New 2] by miviake July was the feature of the cotton +] hele teleyhone wag mot ordered out finarket toxins and seemed to be wanie iby the Stuck ix! 6 Governing $ oni i AS F) Committee. ‘The firm voluntarily, on |ChleAy | shore. It wold 5 poluts above last nigut'« close soon a St! May a, Almeontinued Ite service, o - —— ohe Wheat was dominated by the unfayor. p to-day ve rains In pi led exc orthweat. Prices i to 10.44: Augun saw and 0 C ork'@ openity 24 '9 fe | Auer ) riots were: Wheat |%4} January ly, 843-4 to 847-8, | = ily, 485-8 to 4s | a4 (From the Ph Prices emit: | Burrougie--Im atrata 343-4 bid. Corn— |troubls. bid de yb 1 ae losin, mat bia December, you need er dle aida 4 so -Think not 425-8. Corn—June, | Lenders—No, i Gh daly., 4838 bia 48.1. nature slowly, Just an yo cember, 41-8 bla: dia. [debte. Really Delightful ants “afler dinner” Tade by the makers of ‘Hleers Pepsin Hum” CheirSestRecommendation A Dainty, Delightful, Mint-Covered Tid-Bit They delight everybody oo COTTON MARKET, ‘The opentng prices were pay the debt of clels |Railroad Tie Fell on Her Car-) riage and Child Was Thrown, in Front of a Car, but She t wher Wh Ne gonalt fy dn the an weaker fter the call, In Avgunt. witiels nge from last Vive got lreart Ln't be afratd ly, i pay all other » THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1904, > — ‘BABY GIRL WAS CHARMED Litt — a You'll relish the food served in or qui_k lunch reom a fjoin- ing the grocery on the sixta floor. Popular prices for dishes that are dainty and wholesome | Ds : famous shoes by without the least difficulty, possible, H. Men’s Algonquin Patent 1.95 Tramp on two of the Men’s Shvues Men's 3.00 Blucher Ox- ‘fords of brown Russia, calf, superior oak leather, soles, natural finish edge, the best Russet shade of j soft, mellow Russia calf jock; every size, at "195 — patent tip, spring heel tirely new imported shoe OU’VE B. a how ey with the best kind of welt soles man- ufactured, substantial calf linings, two styles of toe, including the new illustration, and the medium round toe, both with tips. The sizes are from 6 to 11 and the widths C, Dand E. The regular prices of these Oxfords are ‘ 3.00 and 3.50. Our price to-morrow will be 1.96. Men’s Shoes and Oxfords at 1.69 Men's Fine Russet Oxfords and dark russe! goat, luce shoes most desirable lasts—one lot with fancy perforated vamp and toe-c ¢ gentleman's shoe to the least detall. Sizes 6 to ll and Dand E with At 98ce—Little Boys’ Low-heel Brown Shoes, for the Summer time, soles soli Men’s Smart Negligee Shirts at SN AITING for Negligee Shirt week. pattern. Men Save From 1.05 to 1.55 a Pair on These Patent Leather Oxfords HEY’RE Algonquin Oxfords at that, and you know these reputation. They're as good as the best $3.00 and $3.50 shoe on the market and thousands of pairs are sold in New York each year at regular prices. ‘We bought these way under regular tactory prices and can sell them at the price advertised Third Floor. You will tind your fit but you'd better come as early ¢ made: Colt Blucher Oxford Ties, last, like the accompanying Men’s Shoes | Men’s Shoes | Men's patent colt and Men's Regent low vici kid shoes and Men's shoes, vici kid, well, lace | Coronet leather laced shoes, dutt not very heavy sole, 5 to calf, top welts, Morgan 11 and D and E widths, toe and military heel, at at 3.50 patent! style, Globe toe with can, 1.95 | 195 | Women’s, Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes At 1.79—Women's Russet Calf and Kid Oxfords, two styles, medium toes, miligsry heels, sizes 2!4 to 7 and D and E widths, At 98¢- Women’s Brown Kid Oxfords, opera toe, military heels: every size and-D and E widths. At 98e—Girls’ Vacation Shoes. ze38 to 11,12 to 2 or 24 to 6 and D and E widths. At 25ce—Women's, Misses’, Boys’ and Girls’ White Duck Bathing Sandals, cork and canvas soles, 1 strap over instep. Anen- Fine kid lace shoe, great as they can be; sizes 9 to 1334. 58¢e like these to Linen Negligees worth 3,00 Neat and desirable patterns and all sizes or all one color printed madras. in the lot, Men’s and Boys’ Neckwear. At 12% -Men's and Boys! Neckwear, worth 25c. Silk Batwing Ties, latest Silk W' to be marked down to 58c. Now's the time you want lot of negligees, too. ~ Ti’ no joke to run low on negligees in long sleeves and long measurements, 0 satil tached cuffs. The plaited are of percale, made with attached cuffs. Fresh, new goods, and every shirt in the lot a good 0g value, at S8e. Main Floor At 39c—Men's and Boys’ White and 4,00. Negligee Shirts with set-in fancy bosoms, Regular value 65c. At 12),¢--Men's All- s@—Boys' All- or Ties, light and Correct in style and pretty | styles, neat, nobby patierns; dark effects; worlh up to 50c, patterns. { worth 25¢c. Men’s Underwear At 28e—Men's Balbriggan Uncer wear, made of fine gauge silk-finished ized Underwear, featherweight, At 59e—Men's High-grade Mercer- n blue yarn, shirt with long or short sleeves, , and fawn color, ihe greatest hot weather drawers have large double seats, double | underwear on the market, will retain its seams; worth 50c, 17¢ for Men's 2Sc Halt with white feet, and colored grounds with embroidered figures or, drop stitch, ported, and every pair of 25c value, | lustre after washing, and worth 1.00, Men’s Hosi Hose or 3 pairs for » including plain black, black Im- 9, Made Men’s Suits at ae AVENUE'S BUSY CORNER has been the centre of first advertised our purchase of 2000 Suits of Weil Bros. & all of which is union-made. Our prices have been a trifle less than half the regular retail magnificent clothing. ; end of surprise and satisfaction—surprise to those who can’t imagine how we manage to sell such good goods so low, and satisfaction to those whq now own the suits that have been sold. We are ready for another great Saturday’ from last week have b been included in the duced to 7.75 and the suits that were combined with thos that were marked 5.50 greater bargains than those afforded last < Read the descriptions: Men’s 10.00 Union-Made Suits, made of cheviots, crashes, homespuns, thibets and blue serge, in single and double breasted styles. Also a large assortment of twogpiece suits in every conceivable Sizes from 34 to ge 10.00 suit as any man ever imps with each 10 cents ou apend until 12 o'clock leach day, and then 1 fifi | closing with each 10 cents | you spend. Yep CORA AAD MRAP IE SIDE 4nd Union- Price New York's retail clothing activity since we Weil's Pan-American Guaranteed Clothing, prices of this These strangely low valuations have caused no Thind Floor. All suits remaining nreassorted and rearranged. ‘The 11.75 suils have that we sold at 9.80. The 9,80 lot has been re- arked at the latter figure have been Thus it is apparent that even turday will be obtainable this selling. tot 6 chest measure. As good a 3e wore may be bought Saturday for 5.50 Men’s 15.00 Union-Made Suits, made of black clay worsted, blue serge, tweeds and homespuns in a variety of pleasing co‘ors, stripes, checks, plaids, overplaids and plain efiects wholesale ptice of these suits was 10.00 And you cannot buy one in any retail 7.75 Our price 7.75 The rezular Store jor less than 14.00. Men’s Union-Made Suits, worth up to 25.00, guaranteed imported all- wool worsteds, West of England worsteds, foreign cheviots, and other fabrics such as custom tailors use. Eis out with the union label sewed in the inside pocket of each | coat. As good a value Hand made through- 9.80 as we ever offered the public. Saturday at 9.80 Boys’ 1.00 Wash Suits at 39c EVEN hundred Sailor Suits for boys, the regular | price of which is 1.00. will be placed on sale to- | 39@e morrow at 39c. each The sizes 39e are from 3 to 8 years, the blouses | are handsomely trimmed and the shieldsare detach- i able. None but materials that are washable are used. Did You Get Your $25 Atias Bicycle For $10.95 ? Third Floor, Have no hesitancy in deciaring this the best bicycle bargain of the year, and if you want to thor- oughly enjoy the invigorating pleasure of a spin through the parks or over the country roadsf you may do so on an Atlas, fori—> which the majority of those who tide them paid $25. Our price Saturday will be 10.95. Newport Bicycles, known ‘to every cyclist as one of the easiest running and most durable wheels on the market, equipped with a one-piece hanger, forward extension | 15 98 bars, Normantires, and in every other 15. 98 e essential a perfect 1904 model, will e be sold at a bargain price also. This wheel is a standard $25 bicycle, but we shall sell a limited number at 15,98, Bicycle Sundries $2.00 Columbia Automatic Gas Lamps, at 1.19 Single Tube Tires, Schrader valve, each 1,25 Barwest Coaster Brakes, fit any wheel, 1.49 Pearson’s Easy Riding Saddle, at 79¢ Men’s 2.00 Straw Hats at 1.00 Third Floor. N° MATTER whether you have a Straw: Hat or not, you'll need another, and these are correct at 1.00. ‘They are regular 2.00 hats, including Split, Sennit, Milan and Mackinaw braids in all the new shapes, ® including the flat brim Sailor in different dim rolling brims to suit all features. Every hat in this selection light weight, cool and Summery. All \\ have silk trimming, real leather bands and | Vegetables and Meats Sixth Floor, S — Faney| PA INBS oe departed eau One Tie wh AZe | i Key 4e |i» ba c large | ,.opener) SUGAR CURED LITTLE lemon: 45¢@ axed pe ig 12c | Pic PORK—Per Qe oer ‘ge | country | ASPARAGU: Jersey bunches special, UN 5c Per Oise SAUSAGES, 3 th: | FRANKFURTER s. eTTUCE — SAUSAGES, } verre x ge| Fresh eaten eaauend| 25¢ Isinnd: per bead, POTATOES—Ohoice Lang | Taiand;, por bas- 45¢@ ae | MEAT. J at mutton: 10 |ronkquartens wrx LAM B—Ohoitce bind EAL — Per gharvars. ket. mer $23e | Vo BUTTER —, The Famous ‘ie : ry: eal every Be : BRSEY My Mow Tod fresh ‘every | PRIME RIBS BERF | PORK or FREY Snorning; 1-10. 2ic ROASTS Per 45¢ WA M8 — Per i2e | paraffine curton.. #3 = Per Wines, Liquors and Beverages y aAND | MT. R ann | Mi years old: 3 price. gallon, quart” bat- CA > BT CA | A—Premium vint- 5 years old; very | Ines; reduced + $1.24 39c ri bottle, nges: