The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1904, Page 7

‘THE Wor | oe NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE THE BIG STORE . SIEGE SIXTH AVE. 001 Pe ATH FONTAN f 187819°STS, i : NEW YORK. Double “'S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Saturiay Morning from 8.30 Til 12 o’Ci-ck. Thereafter, Sing e stamps Until Closing Hour, Ohe Boys’ Store. —2d Foor. ye? Ey Se OT) Saturday Q < Choice of 1000 Fe Ne eS ad 3 hl Garments, eS hayes PAS SPOR F3-00 Sdeal for Vacations. Three-Piece Vest Suits. Dark and medium colorings for the Big — ‘ 4) ys. Sizes 11 to 16 years Eton Sailor Suits, Venetians and Homespuns. new designs and colorings: sizes 4 10 8 years. ' Double-Breasted Jacket Suits, Fancy Mixtures and Navy Blue Serges Cheviots and Cassimeres; sizes 7 to 16 years. The Popular Norfolk Suits. Overplaids and bright mixtures; also | navy blue serges; sizes 7 to 16 years. Top Coats. Covert and Twills; very important to take along for the boys’ vacation; sizes 8 to 16 years. Boys’. Washable Suis. SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS for Boys from 5 to 12 years and RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS for Boys from 2% to 7 years, u 950, 1.25, 1.65, 1.95, 2.50, 3.00. A Special Sale of 660 for Wen. One dollar is the price fixed for te- morrow. ‘]. The Hats are as Russian Blouse Suits. Serge and cheviot. newest designs and colorings. Sizes 2% to 8 years. —— b light as a feather, aie hence the name. They willconform ‘ortably to any head, long or Git round, and still re- tain their shape. Made in the newest sailor style. All fashion- @ |e “| able brims and crowns. If you » »preciate cool- ! ness and comfort at little cost, buy a Yeddo e Hat, Qen's Hat Store, Main Floor, East.) Che Moat Warker. Saturday's Attractions Extra choke native PRIOR RIB ROAST, 1 Short forequarters CANADA MUTTON, Be Fue frnckilied Pennaylvente f ing SPRING Lint fancy aenuine xe Legs of chotce MILK VEAL. Fresh Jereoy LOINS OF PORK, Fore-quarters SPRING LAMB, Legs of choice CANADA MUTTON, 8c Batre pholce fresh Killed SQUAB BROT. ERS. & pair, ec Freah FROGS’ LOGS, per 1., 85¢ Domestic Cigars We submit five of Saturday's specials. Take these as a cri- terion of scores of other equally attractive values and you will +{ Not go amiss. HOFFMAN HOUSE BOU- 2-50 QUET, box of 50, "175 Ate PAS. box of 50, f MOUNTAINEER P ANE- thick or thin, vas “desired:” texture and TELAS, box of 50. FSS eee 4 RCurORTS) (RICAN BRE- %) MIRED | POR IMS ond) CROW fi auset| (hareadicgy ° GHERKINS, erisp. email: your ehot meet or sour, quart Mascn jar, BS “GREEN STAMP" CIGARS, box of 25, 75¢ (Main Floor, East. 18th St.) Jolding So-Carts. Three styles at three prices— 5.00, 7,.00& 9.00 ihe most convenient Folding Go-Cart ever } made. The waceels fold under, the back and handles fold downward, the side pieces . fold over, thus condensing the GoeCart so small that it can be carried around just as easily as a dress-suit case. When folded it is so compact that it will fit under an ordinary car seat space. Third Floor, Just What Campers Wane. Genes, Cots, Cooking Kits, Gte. Those who will pass their vacation in the open air find us excelling as usual in Camping Ouifits of every description. A few proofs are appended: East CHILDREN'S LAWN OR PLAY TENTS in red or blue and white stripes: sizes 7 x 75 $4.95 and 3595, gemetrow” BIS CAMP COTS, folding style, can be packed in trunk, Brown, 10 oz. duck 2.75 White, 12 oz. duck, 2.25 “KAMP KOOKS KITS" con- taining everything necessary for cooking frying, roasting or eating i; dishes for 6 i som 8 for 6 persons 6.45 Fishing Tackle, Cartridges, Gi Campers’ Giothag a the ‘reatest Variety at Lowest Bend 4 WALL TENTS of best quality 8-0z. : complete with poles, ropes and pegs ready to put up. 7x7 7x9 9x9 10K 12 495 6.50 7.50 9.50 Flies for above at % the price of the Tent. pis moth stocks of superior and seasonable merchandise at powerfully popular prices, Saturday will demonstrate this fact anew in many ways. The attractions are timely and | M., 1.30, 2.30, 3.30 and 4.30 P. M. LD: FRIDAY EVENING, ONE'24, 1004." SUAL interest centres about the Siegel Cooper Store at all times, because it is an unusual Store. I | eminently desirable. The Store is especially attractive in its beautiful decoratiofis. In the Auditorium ‘Ue does things differently. It originates, and progresses energetically, offering constantly mam- | on the Sth Floor tnx prevailing entertainment consists of the WORLD’S FAIR, FEDERATION OF | STATES, and ‘‘AISAZMA,”’ THE INCANDESCENT ILLUSION. Performances are given at 11 A. Seats free to the seating capacity of the Auditorium. day of the Sale. Che Colebrated “'Pecordate’’ Wavy Blue Serge Suits. Naturally a sensation at the price of “Nine Fifty,” as these are Full eight Serges adopted by the best clothiers all over the United States. Single and Double Breasted Sacks. Full or half lined. Trousers ‘Perfect Form’ for Summer wear. All sizes, 33 to 59, 50 50, for every build of Che Cotebrated ‘Osweyo’’ Fronch Loom man. Davy Serges. Several weeks ago we introduced Oswego No. 3192 ata popular price, and SINCE THEN THERE HAVE BEEN MANY IMITATORS, but only as to the name “Oswego.” These suits we ‘introduce will create a ersten Ss 50 sensation. _Alll styles, full and half lined. All e sizes at the most popu- lar prices. 4 for all. Stout men as well as slim men. NY Black Suits in Both Serges and Ohibets. First of all we mention our FINE THIBETS, soft and lustreless. Next the BLACK SERGES of both “‘Peacedale” and “Oswego” weaves. Full or half lined. These fine SACK SUITS in either SINGLE or DOUBLE BREASTED and sizes ° VERY SPECIAL. Saturday Is the Final Day of the Sate of Men's Suits at $9.50. So vital in every detail is this news that every man who reads it and wishes a stvlish Summer Suit at a small outlay of money will lose no time to-morrow in taking advantage of the opportunity. Since its inception the sale has been a tremendous success. values assembled for to-morrow will meet with the most cordial approval, for the choice is even greater than on the opening An enormous number of Suits were sold. The High Class Summer Suits. Sack Coats and Grousers. These coats have attracted the admiration of particular men. The shoulders, collars and fronts fit as perfect as a coat made to order of heavy fabric, and they are “featherweight.” All_the new home- spuns, wool crashes, fancy serges and Cheviots. All sizes for all builds of men. 59 50 Trousers Mixtures inWorsteds. with the ~ new bottom. Single and Double Breasted Sacks. The most conservative and the coolest fabrics, such_as STEEL GREY SERGES and WORSTEDS. In neat checks, over- plaids and combination stripe effects—some are half lined. In this assortment we can show a special selection s 9) 350 for BIG and EXTRA LARGE MEN, and all the regular sizes for Tall and Short Men. Hi These Trousers have turn-up bottoms and belt loops. 4,000 Pairs of Yen's White Duck Grousers All sizes from 29 to 46 waist. Lengths from 30 to 37 in-seam. Although they were made to be sold at more, your choice at 15e 15e at (Men's Clothing Store, Main Floor. Eaat.) steel buttons and silk frogs. Suitable for dress or street wear. brown. Introductory price to-morrow, also trimmed effects. te i Ka bin ia i Boolis at 15c. The Lady of Castel March, Rhorcomy!. on Ware. Frederic. In cloth. Pub= aiiten $0.00; our price, Mistreas Nancy Molesworth, Hooking. Be ifr and Poems. Eltot. |G TALES. Cooper, Bcenes of Clerical . MPLETE WORKS. iitepa and Clover. Wile joth Books at 39c. TORE AN BOOKS Die ‘Auiers Good print and paper. hash from 75c. 10 $1.50. Our Spe- IIc cial Price. The Stowmarket Mystery. Tracy. Hearts Courazeous, Rivas. Her Lord and Master. Morton. Baolis at 13c. rate. Milecete, ‘Young Wife.” Rod. re Abrogal: jock. Pace. jiown Away. Richard Mansgield. ‘ne P «Crown. Macdragh, the Guar. Carling. . Johnson. MF asia. Deverout. Was in Flower, Braiesveat: When "Knighthood Caskod jen. xy. Clifford. i Coralie, Moore. ne Ahotback,” Boyd, Benge onion Bem vee, Mor ‘Phe Day rot Prowerity. Denpive Orphans. D’Eunery. wo fe Davedy or ya. ite. ee. Fire Reencke ahiie Bole. (Second Floor, East of Centre Books tor Summer Reading. Che Rook Store Wakes an Important Announcement, Pretty nearly every one who goes out of town for a day or more during the Summer season takes along something ; to read. Many persons make occasional visits to the city for shopping purposes and invariably buy a supply of interesting reading matter. Here Js an Opportunity Cvery Lover of Literature Witt Unquestionably Appreciate. Those who prefer the Tabard Inn system may select from a wide range of titles. The initial cost of joining is $1.18. The exchange fee is 5c. Books in Sets. | SOVELS, Complete, 12 vol- LEY NO’ Rt Poe ING T, blisher'n price, SE, nea 50 Library of Popular Copyrighied ‘ PaperNovelt published at 250: JPO | Lim Beautiful Innovation inWomen’s Sik baists. \“Ohe Parsttal,’’ the Yewest Creation. “THE PARSIFAL WAIST” is made as illustrated, and is strikingly fashioned from chiffon taffeta. IN Will Be Shown for the First Gime Go-Worrow in the Stegel Cooper Store. Tt ts artistically designed with double-breasted white pique vest and two rows of rate shield and turnover stock, pique collar with silk four-in-hand tie. The body of this waist is beautifully tailored and finished with tailor-stitched plaits, with revers at waist-line turned back and trimmed with six Waists are finished with belt, giving the much desired coat effect; handsome new sleeves, shirred at elbow, cuffs finished with white pique turnover. Can be had in black, navy and the new shade of arl buttons. Sepa- 1,95 And as an Additional Spectat: WOMEN'S JAPANESE SILK WAISTS in black or white, cleverly tailored models; several new styles to select from, including tucked and plaited effects; finished | 2.95, 3.95 and 5.00 Canoe with French knots; others have entire front side plaited Books at 25c, Comprising a series of cloth- bound novels beauniflly bound <A Gp with half-tone picture on cover By Mary J. men, serie cee 6 volumes. cn. lus BRONTE'S Wo! in | cloth sh F pri | By May Agnes Fleming. ! True, ercy's Secret Chariton } Ds Augasta J, vans. Volume, A Few of the Titles. * Kono Mather. Ethelyn's Mistake. nk a Rrowning dred, | Madeline. the Absolute. juntry Pars A Bachelor's Butablishment. Bea' Christmas Stories. (The). (Third Floor, Camtre, 18th Ot.) Es SIEG NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORY ‘THE BIG STORE NEW YORK. Double “‘S. & H.'"’ Green Trading Si Saturday Morning from 8.30 Till 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, ‘Singls Stamps Until Closing Hour. Sirls’ and Wisses’ Dresses, Shires, Suits. The par- : = Ay ticular litle 4 “ee Se girl and her elder sister will find the ¢@ most dainty ~ and effec- tiveSummer Dresses, 4, Skirts and 4 Suits at this sale. Everything is new and desira- ble, and a factor of importance to everyone to- mor- row will be the radical manner in4 See Soh eats whichpriceshave 4 been lowered. J 4 a ,’ . * A Girls’ Dresses. Misses’ Skirts, f GIRLS’ FANCY STRIPE GINGHAM | MISSES’ WHITE DUCK WAI ; SPENCER AND GUIMPE SKIRTS, many different mod- spy DRESSES: regularly $150; gr | els: special 125 specia’ MISSES WHITE LKIN' GIRLS’ GINGHAM DRESSES; wii | SKIRTS: FUE WING pique trimmings prety, en } platted effect. L785 Froidered emblem! special Jy 0 GIRLS RUSSIAN BLOUSE DRESSES; box plaited wait sir efec- | tively trimmed; regularly | $3.50; special 2.285 | GIRLS’ LINEN DRESSES; many pretty sryles; beauuful embroidered emblems; fancy calls linen it patent leather belt; I $4.50; lai bak: reed) S450: 9) 775 MISSES’ FANCY SCOTCH TWEED WATKINS SNS plaited and full gore effects; regularly $3.95; eae sc. special, 5 Misses’ Sucts, RSSeS) Ww Hite canes OUTING. and OAT PLAITED SKIRTS, 390 MISSES’ SHIRT WAIST-SUITS; prety 1,65 t0 5.00 (Second Moor. Bront. 19th St) GIRLS’ WHITE PERSIAN LAWN | DRESSES) dint trimmed with lace and ‘Ol 3 prety bertha; tres regularly $6.00, special, Oe DO | Women’s Summer Dresses. The price appeals to the economically ee minded, while in quality and style ..2% these Dresses are much superior to 35! ee those usually offered at the price, WOMEN'S DAINTY SUMMER _. DRESSES, made as illustrated, of sheer white lawn. Waist is made with yoke and bertha, pouchy front, full bishop sleeves, and is prettily tucked at back; be- witching trimmings of embroidered medal- lions and valenciennes lace; lace collar and cuffs. Instep length skirt with gathered flounce and trimmed to correspond with waist. The most bewitch- 3. IS @ ing dress ever sold for (Women’s Outer A: Gdison Phonographs Sdeal Entertainers For Gverybody, Hundreds of persons are now buying Edison Phonographs to place aboard their yachts, launches, sailing boats and skiffs. They are admirable for this purpose, for they can be stowed away easily and untoward weather conditions affect them little. For lawn parties they are unexcelled. $1 Will Bring Onc to Your Home. Hundreds Are Booking Orders, The Demand {s Extraordinary. ‘The Edison Phonoeraph f# the most marvellous of sound- producing inventh It is a perpetual entertainment Each Machine Is Equipped with the Newést . Model Reproducer. Some aad, ets Re BET NGI Wh CSREES? record of YOUr Own voice or the PRICES, $10 to $50. 5 = completely equivoed. having avery “* HOME," $30.00. and etal) fn satisfactorily playing and making any selection desired, Every horn and a handsome Paying systom High trully, eaeY, Sern a : far down: the balance in litte m: (Third | Floor, re ; Tr Jor the Slorious Fourth: Revolvers and Cartridges. we celebrate.” Hundreds of re- velvers and thousands cf blank cartridges to help the celebration. Young America will he interested, our prices are so little. Calibre, Centre Fire, box of 200 libre, Centre Fire, box of ‘350 AUTOMA' ejecting » rey BLANK CARTRIDG 22-Calibre, Rim Fire, hox of 50. e ow 4 Fire, box of 50, 82-Calibre, Rim Fire 0