The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1904, Page 11

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1904. Can STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY The Breadwinners, by 2? You OW AVE 21722" STREETS . @ #2 ARomance of Loveand Labor 2 & Tell? 4 @opyriane Harper & Brauhers.) | and ward with a) to him, She threw her head back w tainly, donot.” hi red ~ 2 Beard 5 orobire.unaer: Mglaoulter ama litved. her face to Mim. )and atthe mart the door opened He looked down on her. ‘a the frou jana Mr Belding saw this preity group fer’ from his brow as be th hed ©. uppal pars ont lovers on a rioh background DRY GOO Ds co. er flushed cheeks, her red, full of bvecauerpinns Tones. West Fourteenth Street, After @ half hour, whieh seemed ond | lesa to him, they reappeared ‘and walk- } Until Further Notice, 18 OF ee “eee ta, rted in breathless eagerness: hor dark | Biartied #nore at tse words of Farn- h ed slowly gown the Inwn. ‘Chere waa ide i ed | 4 .. Reld ihe Na trouble and agitation in the girl's face, oe Bolden” park nd 'the aioe sa |Maud nad started. Ke th “4 Men’ $°8 and 510 Outing S it erhood” of lat and -Yarfham was serious nd bi apa oF in, the eyes of | atime a P ults, nf OF tt Sen Necretly, ves they came by the rose house, Maud A gh Pte d| oy ent ‘t a sent bts paused and looked up with a sorrowful Py and’ as [Raw tnbehot Coats and ig wuns, 3 ‘tell si Farnham ah Tovee amile and a question, Farnham nodded A 5 ‘pee as a enild Bhe then walked t up from fine quality Wool Crash . ‘il be 7 rm ae ie ang oho gg dove (of | nran af h Dosttion, but he stooped |and a brushed mpughly and Homespuns—seventeen dis- our stores wil long, low building. ie se 9 detain ln ‘ CHAPTER 1. tomne, | "47 the and. Maud, “Tooking hasty | ict. work seemed all done; hut ‘Mold Your tongs, Sam! tinct styles, ewer DI " iy | found, closed the door behind them. ace bro . iste hase’ alien 6) Mansaitore ahe passed out tthe The sort of Suit no man should be with. L ED ALL D ARNHAM, meanwhile, was blissfully | site's goin’ to give her some of them i d> love me, do you not?” she|place, flaming yin out during the heated term. They are e unaware of the siege which was roses,” sald 8am taining the matter {To Be © fortabl { . nd rt planned against his heart, For one |), pinseit, But he worked for some comfortable and dressy, and hold their che was the least! conceited Of | tng with his blond beard on his shape, as good outing suits should do, Yam, and raw in Maud Matebin’s vis] jrouider in his impatience to see them | tte nothing but a natural desire om her! cone our At last he could resist no Coats are sing!e-breasted and Norfolk: skeleton with taped seams; Trousers have patent turnup and belt straps, Not a suit in this lot worth less than $8, and the better portion are $10 garments, Choose at $5 to-morrow, Fine OUTING TROUSERS at Men’s and Youths’ sizes in $2 25 Homespuns and Wool Crashes; stationary turn-up bottoms and belt straps; also handsome light-weight Worsteds and Cas- simeres in regular-made Trousers; medium and light shades, Former prices $3, $3.50 and $4. MONDAY BEING THE FOURTH, This begins our Summer Saturday ALL-DAY Closing with Three Days’ Holiday for Employes, The Largest Shoe Store in the World, STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, Vacation and Summer Shoes TAN SHOES. Tan Christy Tien, Dee and Low Buttoa or Low Shoes in Russia brown and pongee kid ant brown suede: Ke leathers may be bad over any of the latest lasts, with heels part to win o lucrative position at the) ong te knew @ point where he| Buffland Library. For another, & 6TOW- | could look through the glass and eee Ing romor mpending net re woatarer was taking place among ad roses. je walked owittly scross rl interests occupied much of his St-lrue to that point. ntion. bf ked in and saw Meud,. whose The chief cause of his immunity, how- baa ah jurned toward him, egy ng ever, sprang from the fact that Alice as M she ‘were pleading for her lite, Belding had returned from New York, while Farnham listened with « clouded where she had just been ovine Drow. Bleeny stood staring with stupid se Mme, de Veaudrey's ¢ wonder while Maud laid her hand upon . Farnham’'s shoulder. Jairus Belding, widow of _ ‘At that moment he heard footateps on { me chest !ron magnate, was Farm |tn6 gravel walk at some distance from av on's er the Fourth We want you to take along a box of cigars, and mix with the pleasure of your outing alittle thinking on what our system of merchandising.cigars means. A dozen big factories (growing their own tobacco) are pouring their entire out- put over our counters to you without one penny of the usual “ in-between” expenses and profits tacked on, That means better cigars—of uniform quality—in perfect con- dition —e! a saving to you. we ou like a high grade, Domestic cigar, long a box or a pocket full of CAPT. MARRYAT next-door neighbor, and had been | nim, and he looked up and saw Mrs la dear friend of his and his parents be- Belding approaching. Confused at his jfee him, The two families were most fonage, he walked away | vintimate, and few days passed without and, as he passed her, tan Informal interchange of visits be- ked him if he knew Itncen the adjoining households, bere Mr. am Wi. | Since Allce Belding had returned from | "syey" he answered, “he's in there. wechool an unconfessed but none the lees Walk right in; and in the midat of Wrdent attraction had sprung up P| nig trouble of spirit he could hardly | tweon Farnham and the tall, fair ll help chuckling at his own cleverness ‘Ye had not vet dared to speak; Ut] 4s he walked, in his amazement, back Alice Ailed his thoughts to the utter) +, the conservatory. exclusion of any ond all other women. While she was in the house, Maud| The words of Bott, piritualistic | 44 confined herself to the subject of | medium, lingered obstinately In MAU4 | ine vacancy in the library. She rsuhed Matchin'’s mind. She gave herself nO} 4) it gy a hunter at a hedge, to get Test from dwelling on them. — Hef] vay trem the other matter whioh had ftmagination was full, day after day, of | opmented her for @ week, When she, Giowing pictures of herself and Farn-| .ui4 perself alone with Faraham she; ham tn tete-a-teie; she would seek ID) 20) thas it would be “horrid to say @ thousand ways to tell her love~but | ke neq go long been rehrarsing. ehe could never quite arrange her| "aie quring the Interview she could nvowal in a satisfactory manner, Long find no opportunity to meak the wores | abofore she cume tj the decisive words that fillad her heart, and at length she Men’s and Youths’ Sennits, Split. Straws and Mackinaw Braids, in all the latest shapes; also the new “Reggie” Hat in Panama braid; all at the one @ price for Saturday. Boy s ‘| Wash Suits, 45c Russian and Sailor Styles. Several hundred suits—and they constitute the biggest offering of the year. In fact, the values are so GREAT we expect to see them all in new hands by to-morrow night. Russlan Suits with Bloomer Pants, 2% to 7 Yeats. Sailor Suits, 2% to 10 Yeats Boys’ $1.50 Wash Sailor Suits, 95c. Galateas, Striped Chambra; rs ee Ducks bid to 10 years; Sat- urday for " 05c } Wis te the “inca ‘here ie torvse the | re ab eaten d {INVINCIBLE 81zE) Boys Washable Knee Pants, in ‘tripe Galateas re 25¢ of any height or with soles of any weight at ‘would h elf toke 4re by spontaneous ” would offer his hand, his heart, and y Vis forcune to her in words taken’ from They entered the Duliding, uncos: "The Earl's Diughier’ or the “Heir This cigar is filled with high grade Havent ‘ sclous of Sieeny’s Jealous glare. Boys’ Madras, Percale and Cheviot Blouses, with or without collars; Tan, brown, pongee and white Hosiery, silk and lisle thread, plain and epen- ps tobacco, wrapped with best Sumatra, rolled. b J “Wihat sort will you have?" said °, lar 75c, values work effects to match all colors, ef Ashby f ine we eattenet hand. The same sise and quality cigar can ony! regu ’ 50c White Buckak 7 ie yt meth, navine ottumee renearead | Tere Meme ads and retailed {or ese than 10 cente xing Boys Straw Salon, Hats vite and fancy braids, silk bands; {f/|] White Duct Oxtordyest-d0 %0 9400 | Bathing Shores ..diec06 I * courage to the sticking point and went| ,,"Naver mind the, Pehaadl ald, except by the United System, Trya box t Se, and $1.00 values, Saturday for.........sseeeeee + MSc Cammeyer’s Shoe Specialities for Women: one morning to the Farnham home. | nised a har own. “T have something Boys’ Straw Hats, sennit and split straws; $1.50 values, High Instep Shoes, Bunion Shoes, Cid Ladies’ As she drew near the litte gate In| to 0 30 " He hurne and pokes at her with 6 iy wall she thought, "I hope prise. Bhe raised her eyes to hie i there & great effort, ‘and then, _ fam was there, just finishing his work |, oh in a clear, ice, * upon the greenhouse, Farnham was) | ithere, aleo; he kad come down to In- ‘a Fepect the job, and he and B.eeny were thedeMetomentous words ee ee. h r ip ir i ohatting near the mate as Maud opened no Ba ihe pod fun Ry moat jit and vame in. Farnham stepped f0F| wonder work: BOR the being @ward to meet her. The unexpected ren! utters — iret = tv ig contre made her shy, and she neither poke to Sam nor looked toward him, 3 Galles, Low Iqste! pepe. Se le E Shoes, heel Svoes, Tennis Shoes, Omid Vadles Conifort Shoes, Eatta Wide Ankle Shoes, bur iach Senge Calon ale Fe on Apple, Mall Orders Filled Day Recelvgd. ty LS Stores in prineipal cities. 125 stores In Greater New York. Bame prices by mall. Remit to Piet-iren Building, Mew York, ‘ Cut This Out pt teat ee She va = : Sena - E don’t often give things away, but when we do it ls esas ddealy : 1 Savich filled him with a dull Jealousy. | straint-whigh ad held her. and with We want your permanent patron- something of real value, If you will cut out *this fry a have a few minutey can |& a Teaging, Rule ‘and aad free angus ah | ag a x ot a (omer 0 any os Pass aDoren So: a Fountains to Reach Ours, Wonder Why? edveivemen snd present It at any of our mates on &# belive Versation with you, sir?” ghe aske | you. Ww with stiff formality. oe Nas are Ive hor: a! come here for all your Ven SPECIAL for FRIDAY. |SPECIAL for SATURDAY al me a an 4 either “Certainly,” anid Farnham, amiling,| tld that 1, should say so, don't yon? Ing apparel, HOCOrATH-COVERED PEN. Cannii manic wiuaae ne 1b, of Our Best Tea 35& Pe sot! But I don’t care, I love you. I loved . ‘ ae only VANILLA OHBAM ALMONDS, Mtirask9ou "ane reloine, om) Sought Fas 284 sigh, And {fl $88 SHOE MASE Pay our ran cnet crt cans i enaranat 2 Maneain an enyalpe of ch sur One Ib. of Duchess BlendCoffee 25¢, verely decorous longed for the day to scout when 3] Ghat’ Ub gatas “23"30 You Nothing, Investigate ug nerves seine aac (QQ) fh argeiy sions Sic, ord {06 or One |b, of Dutch Java Coffee 27¢, They waiked up the rarden path to jus hea, oN dnote that, piece ge! ‘shoe argu best in ine bag ei eae gen A Ufacture, Saturday only EB We will give pou 1 HALP-POUND FRE gether, and Sam looked after them could in and see you! CAN OF OUR BAKING POWDER E An unquiet heart and tala with yo J can tell you ‘ne | ayain every wor ever sald to me. Ghe was walking beside Farnham | You'were not like other men. You are with a stately stop, in spite of the] the first real Se wite Y wasat age If tam SPECIAL tor, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. ; Only Gup Can goon on ech Coupon This Baking Powder ie absolutely pure, yecabbard-like narrowness of the dress| not to be your Fae or Thee mans GRADE BON AND There ie none that gives better results, Fone wore. She was nearly ag tall as he, | 309 Sonos, Mgt tnat don Myode! 19 East 14th St., Bei Sars bare nan wh : CHOCOLATES OR HOC~ ‘We do this to advertioe both the Baking Powder ond our Teas apd end as graceful as a young pine blown Soa heed sh ng Bnd Brosdway, ing how to make it’ Mathis REAT es, teed We know that if you buy from us to and fro by soft winds, The carpen- aa frown ull echo oana Lo Fr a {0c} se H cidogt seeks ey ter, with his heart heavy with love and| nat. Bhe Pea RSE re that advances ‘ant bounds, NAY) ‘ . a bitter sense that she wi r ai fall, and | oe a ee and Tttle won: ere. ele ek! BEST TEAS l., is i longing. fejt a bitter sens ras} her ayes fi FRute "AND NUT CHOCO- cept Latt’s can you get Qe. bon. too fine for him. They passed Into the | #t | Sunday World Wants Work ATS, Hecniny gt bona for -@) SPECIAL Ri se) house. and he turned to hie work with | “ie indy ite with Fou oy hereerrarraernrprrra-r-aee ei nacee hee Marea ge mr busy hands her fro Monday Morning Wonders, erent ‘loa Ino: {Bp TEN triton ee "olanaen we Mos chocolate y mites SUE in and buttery gh toa mremerg Ul sega akaae Be S JAMES VAN Ore co. BIT a Ps : , Rat liperaliy CHaCo}, ATE G not ian % gag A FN oF Pais PHM y m They're ro ast 2:3 {9¢ t a oe Hare a Me atid howe: san itp bone i rin eee | wo . $a‘Calamadon Avesves nest gh . - a W Leson Ar T 71581 BOOM rae NOSE TR EVEL BS tik a JULY 4th } Eanenes penne Malia TT tla Tremont Avg.; neat Park Ave. a | wee ae following , 54 BARCLAY te dn Wa ew Yat | Be Open All Da Saturday |/#s2e:: Pee Ee | Hoboken Or the Bronx, 16; Goods Sent C. 0. 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