The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1904, Page 4

cash purchases of $5 or over will be: delivered ree by treight or express, a our option, to an ing States: New New Jersey, Pennsyiveni:, “ew Hampshire, M Veemwnt, *4. A NY AE \WOOS ELOPING WIFE AGED RISEL SMEG HAMS, TH ACCORDION WH SM STP ha fa its Whe ’ a J — “PARENTS ANXIOUS TO. HAVE: HIMWED, HE.SAY oe remechusetia, Conneticut, or Rhode Island Summer Resorts We deliver all geods tree ‘o the usual Long Isla | But Man witty Whom She Fled| Thomas Hitton, Employed in Threatens tq) Shoot Husband,’ BroadwaysStore, Discovered Who Appeals to Police to Ar-| Lifeless in: His Room—Had * rest the Pain. | Been Melancboly. and New | ersey Summer resorts. 3,000 Shirt Anton Spernt and his son.) John, of Thomas Hilton, &ffty-four yeare old, No, 618 East Mixteerdh atreet,swent outlof No @ South a@reet, Willlamabura, | of town over\@he, Foarth of July. They | waa found to-day hanging to @ shawl: | G,| Teturned yootentax, \morndng to fod | steep whtoh he hadja'tached to the poat | that Mis. Antpn pad) fied with Jaine®! of his bed Hilton’ was employed im ©. | Regina, who hea deen Nomrding with the! h. Rouss's Brosdwayeatore, and boarded family for sorpe/ weeks, Sperni sya) wiih Mra, Betrnan | wife tofies chelr ‘seyen-yearold| HMton retired nariy/last night, telling Aliog! wth her, miso 915, of] Mrs, Beshman thar. ie wished to be ya pg i. awekened at ile uma hour Mra Matn~ hia savings mpd siraostyall of “DIN nan knocked at itm door early to-day, | lothing. and, not Kelling |& respmee, had ft at 1.2 “tA Marrying for Love,” This is absolutely the *Says;“but 1 Am Cool! Wil : q i, Sie saw’ the body of Hilton ‘ nd Settle} \spera tracedd the aluperas to Nowy 4s) Gpenad Bie bed. Ha b . f u c n —* Ati onsen inctone acre [ue ee bering ws as If waist suite, made of identical _Affairs. eked ‘fins out, te saya. In the|ihrongh the bucks. ‘The end was tied | that is contained im suits we to tha bedpoat Hiiton was mreried and had on au, ageardion for} ohildran, His wifey lives ‘nA aumme ve woukt‘try the Ree, on Tang nd, and Hilton lon onghis way-| {itd her three. wenke ago Costs Nothing Unless Cured.’ A Pair Offer! Made by Hegeman 4) Co, 200 Baadwar, to All Sul- ferereptrom Catarrh, The HyomelMreatmens for the cure | of catarvh has such an unisual rec- ord of cures to Mt credit that Hege-| ‘man & Co, offer to ref-nd the money if It does not give the desired benefit. Any one who has cetarrh and doea! not take advantage of this offer | doing himeelf or herself an Injustice. | ‘The Hyamet treatmest consists of | Ob} thiair lowe. Bpernianeed to foals . Hf thot Benjamia A. be gery oy pee No. 1 Se esses enssae™ tenant to Mise Flor-|eftecteot tik olde Grosnar, of No. 26 “Lenox avenues) ward ase, 80 Niat night he went to oy ken, according to a notice PWeat, Beg York, oAtmbed a treetin trout the papers, declared to got the Pousesand hasan to play, At th Baendyot Aft@en minuteri Regina, heowindow wiih a violin, and tor play agminet Spernt, The we kept \ipup for aboutjan houg dur- fngywhich¥ time, Mrs. apagnt keptfin, ree tirement. | Atythe andhof'the hoar Re- ginm| lost bhisdtemper, vthrew dowen his far gol airevoiver\and pelndng | at rm pirenete tod kill) hime it he weuld ‘wtand by |. didrg od at Geldius' a per little man! Sgjunn! git te a hurry, \ Heewant to eae a “rane ——— cof the kind | the@Reacrdeq's Court, rouge. and got qmatines ait] designates ns "00) wargants /ton the, arrest offtha elopara, sweea for any thin He also has &] OMegrat tried to serve the, warrants to- habityof naserting at every ovher word] day, @rat(Relsina, and, Mra éipern! bad thet he is-calm always, whereupon Del nad again. Chole presents whereabouts ET ty. Gapeseabout with amazing egility Pa This immense lot of shirt waist entire overstock of one of New ft the notl He sadd&he was a man of his He sald fi inthe mat’ 1, and he would Imnere the no- Florence,-on the othr hand. sald pyt the notices in the paper aad ry knoe ‘My. Goldiust greeted tne report | — FA h _ “This! a uprien to ma, but I am BOARDER DRANK CARBOLIC, be carried in the vest pocket or "Then hurdied the sold weenie rew him self a giase Called bat Upon, dr~ rival Victim Was Dead, med me bo wae Wiliam Ackqr, thitty years old, of an sue her ful Ne a sweet, Wiliemebura,. Fnever Go em) mmitted euichie to-day by taking carbortop acid. Ae boarded with Mra A. Walsh.» who fduod bin tm hig-death as Be pee Teter Wes t cngawemant.. Te haler Twill, leat « ftfettme. vas med ine {every inexpensive. Many peo- ple. who have used It write that f ‘the.qood Hyomel hea done them they | would willingly pay thousands of | a Wxtra bottles of Hyomel can be penne for we with the imhaler at i brenel: but ehted.’ Gte¥e Paveuts Tee Hasty, newt his cuffe and w woud cor antes aaa. ln ts when “he himself and 4gun,) u ya A vageicies. of Cee hetagie: Hoes EBC cnd a, Fy acer | plate cogent hurry to get me an- ’ - of a hurry |™ | y were Li and are you to marry | ned the. rex) Mr, Goldlust wae trying. to} Jowm: on Liree-chaire at (he same) TS on'e chp. wets, iu" cried the dittie Waist Suits, Values 2.95 to $3.95, Saceod Floor. teatest sale of Shirt Waist Suits advertised since this popular dress came into fashion. Not one garment less than 3,500 shirt ly the same material have been selling at 2.95. 3.25 and.3.95. Will be sold for 1.28 each. Suits consists of the York’s greatest and best known manufacturers. Big saving on each suit, ————————— Pee eiienecanes oat thas mat eWay | The Materials How They're pare, Of cour a red actually Made | i tal | 5,500 Shire Waiat Suits Sethe e acon mie inthis mammoth ‘a, Shirt Waist Each of these Suits is o Uae Hepple to, invaters | Broadway, Grabam and Flushing Aves. Brooklyn, andthefabricsofwhich |g. splendidly:made, The resem abou it EY ae A. SATS Hae ~ ao jthey are made are wk i waists are in the popu- Masrying, for ive, He Closed at‘ Noon lj all: petae identical with the goods |lar side plaited effect, Werdeliver treete @ Irae! 't} Island, and on purchases of $5 and more Mr, Goldtust took a thescentre of the store, | fous portion of fiadittie mae eet reamed: marrying love. Her pera Hee} ert ‘order. on thei banda. rm am not on Fridays During July and August. i, Open Saturdays as Usual, jhave been selling at 2.95, 3,25 and 3.95, consisting of striped madras, corded madras fancy oxtorda, figured | ; madras, basket weaves | lawns, and white and colored fancy Man | ce ‘Stock-Taking Sales. Are the Order! Throughout: This. Store. SE REI neato aeenaeeneeaenee Unheard-of Reductions, are the result, thus, giving extraordi- ] nary interest to July shopping, Your money can do its best work for you during the progress of these sales. (Shirt Waist News ‘That Will Receive a Royal Welcome. | Three lots of fine Lawn Waiste are here for Thureday’s, 4 xfords at 98e Third Bloor. a Leno. avenut RhoGroaner hot eporier wae) b the young woman «on- in the broken socseuenty at thesnotice her meen ee father, would, not viesuaa matter. women’s Shoes and Oxfords. ———_— crowds, They represent the choice of the season's styles, The Children’s Hostery-— boys’ and Sats. plats trom shoulder to bust line, centre plait trimmed ] r y rep ; y Ge text las islea'6 be aes 1 glokt gusle ribbed fgut bieek cotton Rese, with lace insertion; serwceable, neat wats, BLOOMINGDALE OUTINGS. are lace and embroidery trimmed, same with lace herthas, me vst: h doable tos, eroag, Goratde ead ollstiy ae my Said regularly at 1.25, atsecsceveseeee seeees 79¢ aoe dallions and other fanciful trimmings-that fashion dictates. To Women’s Russet or Black Oxfords made of exellent soft kid |' special iH Tunas | 4 i ; if Pp 9¢ «) Waists of Madras Damask, corded dimity of Semtom Free. Vece-| 9 do them justice their prices should.be no less, than double our leather, military heels and flexible light soles; all ky to 7; ‘ a white lawn, some trimmed with embroidery tons to Far Re een | . Thursday prices, Let the waists speak for themselves, in other places these shoes are sold at 1.50; here at @8e. .. others tailor made; sizes trom 42 to $0 bust, at 79¢ i. ae ae aan begun send | J Fine Lawn Waist, with tucked back, ‘ull sleeves with tucked-eulfas froat/cof: all | Women’s Brown Oxfordsiand Black | Black and White Polka Dot Lawn Waists, ing {ts girl membere on vacation trips, | J Ove Hamburg insertion; fancy stack, collar; all sivesy worth $1.49) 6% Shoes—100 pairs of bypwn kid lace shoes, mili- | small tucks from bust towaisi line, centre plait of wide Aatraying-all expeneesiot tranaportaion, |B MPEML ssreee server ceeeseesereees Ceeeseesrerses ‘ | tazy heels and opera ices, soles at tight or me- Underwear insertion and hemsutching, six pearl buttons, agoommodasion, ds. This.yenr they are) | White Lawn Waists, bertha effect; trisumed with Val, lacmandi medallions; 9 divin weights, exiending wales, madera patterns; | Women's Vests, pore white fancy dainty and cool, regular pace 1.25, at. .,. 444 Cc sepding. them to one of tie priucival) J large full sleeved; tu: ked cuffs; actually worth $1.98; speciak......-0es De sives 24% 10 8 and Dand B widths. rib cotton, first quality, trimmed neck, | Three Styles of White Lawn Waiats, made D@teler at Fas Hockaway, where. \iew | Fine White Persian Lawn Waista, not all sizes in the lot, veryiprettily trimmed with 4) 4s the usual price tor these; taped nek and arms, pliable and 10¢ with ks or clusiersiuf large and small toeke, with Aserdeing, enteriamed in a mort plese Te Val. laceand Hamburg insertion, some.wilh, ines tormocon a, eon eennes elastic; value L5e., at ts de ra ot emt \alco Panama cloth OAL, table war with enterisinmants at ihe] dion seth $5.00 $7.50 and $8550; special 1.95, 2.95, 3,95, Bathing Shoes 25c, Women's Swiss-ribbediraw- waists, tailor made, regular Il, $0, at... ees 89e yeeting, ‘ WR accisianiscsseKindat Teese d / . ; P i shay Bvery gi woe heen. Ujere —e Bathing Shoes for papas Tees eet of 180 17¢ Waists of Persian Lawn, white grounds with polka dots in nayy, brown, 4 et Su oa ee Books for Summer Reading. | H’d’k’ts. tule, sooieiy does Laing § | \\Women's fine em- | True, only paper-covered novels, but be-| hroidered handker- | tween the covers there is the choicest of chiefs, with delicate | | pht reading, Here.ve the.sathon, represeatedle the) |i 9 «4 edge, ham-| eae , 'Istitehed with lace In-! phy sertion, and lace edge Tr. ® Arthur, with embroidered Himiie Zoin, corners. You can't get, anywhere, hand- , kerchiefs like these for less than 25e. Here Thurs. 10¢ Babies’ fancy colored shoes, pink, ly fncludes ployed at Bloomingdale wie desires it, is given ay the summer saleawoman 1 it s in this big liked toes, countermand o} Stale Massachusetts, sc Sheet 11 Music Third Floor. Values are exacily 48 stated: it vu Hive Hed) commects fowl, fntid. offensive odory 1s = es antiagplic. prevents and cures abrasions of the skin caused by ilfitting foot wear. Nicely yorinmed, May he used on Any part of tie perwan, Pe demggincs or mailed, Direetions-- Alier washing the feat, rub them, ip Fo Daa Prive 260, per Can AT DRUGGISTS OR BY MALIA KI Yo, Winok: Byed Sumn », Homey Boy. r ramen E. 3, WELLS, Chemist, {1 {a the stocking on in the shone, JBRSEY CITY, M. J, ‘DA. WELLS, Cheméat, Jereey City. Uea jcontained in suite we | 3235 amd 29s Your Cha.we at skirt is seven gored, 1 2 }full cut, made flaring e and inverted plaitback. We'll stir the retail shoe trade Thursday\as it has not been stirred in months with these astonishing values in men's and We ask no more than that you see the shoes wa shail selat these prices, Babies’ Shoes at 19¢c. neat trimmings of silk, soft first soles, at 19¢, Men’s $2 to $3 Shoes at $1.45 Men's Shoes and low Shoes of patent oolt, casco calf welts, wine and brown, calf and kid lace shoes and Russet Oxfords. least calculation there are ten varieties, and in all the modern well- lot to ti all feet, the entire floor me of the strongest shoe factories in the great shoe 1.50 Corsets at 47¢ Corsets of Batiste and strong Coutil in white and drab, models suiiabve for stout lan by dim figures, 18 to 30 inch The ‘Whar ordering by mall add | a oe ate “ wey 2c postage for each copy. No | Short and long dip hip corsety, pestectty Cet There a wy C. Q, D, orders Med Boel teen qualiign td or Pp f t Pande < a Keeps Eleas A tt ¢ armas The (Son Dance | inches 78q value Ws... ccs 36e Y i peas ) im the ae bab | Fine quality Batiste Corsets, long hip 0 PUSS? BT com Doss “YR 9 sits | samy dae ue ty gage | HE'S GETTIN’ ~ 4 par Cats A Wig O14 Ont My Little Chick | “aloe SOx, at : setene | AIN'T HB? +) Is Pe Second Floer. e Bight hundred 24+inch Natural Wary | on et, sold regularly at 498, special a 700 Minch Pure Straight Swi 500 Pure G) | ada ely 238 Yfke casas BL wick FOR WASHING THE mn a atamee T omereatthe FACE, NECK AND HANDS. we Mine ate Absorbs t sweat an] mowture, o ete the “4 | 26-inch sack, the | sold regularly at 12,00, at Cosa trimmed with fine tai-| lor stitching and large| pearl buttons. The Perfect as to workman- hip and fit. | Buy Women’s Black or Tan and 1.29 women, girls and boys—vn im- porled white linen article with strap over instep and emirely new; @ 50c. value, im any size, at 26c. blue, black, red or white, , At the ~2,00 and 100 grades at 2.46, | Second Pigs. told, regulngly anteed natural wary Table Linens | Main Floor, | 'This is the chance for home- ‘keepers, boarding-house keepers and»small hotels to supply them- ‘baa with linens for the tables 49¢ Bleached Damask, That Big Sale of Cotton Goods and Linens Is Still On Don't miss it if you want the best values you have obtainedinayear. Prices rquoted in this advertisement on goods that are and we want all our customers to have their shar At 6c @ yard —Mercerized Nain- scok, full yard wide, soft Amish, no dress- | ings Your choice of four qualities Valo | crashes and towels. A White goods.” Value per yard, 150 | Free Dog Bhow t= Recital Mall, sixth floor. Children's Play Garden, where the tile ones are entertained freq, sixth thoor. Ice-Cream Soda at the Big Fountain im the basement, or on the sixth foor, B. & M. Blue Trading Stampe tree jwith every purchsse--two amal 12 | o'clock and one afterward, & by gid have not been equalled e of the immense savings. Crashes: Towels Main Floor, Extraordinary values in No such prices as these have been quoted §f within our memory. White Goods Main Floor, a yard—Sheer Fancy Striped \e oe | Crashes ya Ic At 9c @ yard -White Pique, me- 1 eee ¢ Cream German Damask, dium size cords. Value per yard, 18c. | Pam Barnsley —_— | yard 49 At Be m yard—15,000 yuds of || Towelling | TOWelling, Scotch Table Damask, | White Silk Mousseline, with black dots and | | a yard, spots, the newest and very much wanted | 3 yard 69c | tor July and August, Value per yard, 39. | bie | 10¢ ae —_ * | Table Cloths At 19¢ a yard—Sheer white Per- Bleached | Hall | Table Cloths, all linen, border | sian Mull, 42° inches wide, extre tine Crashes Bleached on four sides, at these prices; quality, Value per yard, 35c | 221n, wide, ‘ a yard, 2x2 at 1.29 | At 29¢ @ yard—5,000 yards dotted ie i 2x2 1-2 at 1.69 Swiss very fine imported quality, 31 _ wid eee inches wide, neat brodered cots. _ 2x8 at 2.19 Value up to $0¢. Towel \ Napkins for Restaurants, Sonera — were per dozen, 85c Muslins | | Hgekabaek (Napkins of good quality, and Sheetings | jot large size, | Towels, . 1 em per dozen, 1.69 Main Floor, | ends,at | ¢ac% ' SOOLHemstitched Sets, including 26,000 yards extra heavy | | oie t eth ahd 19 henatliched | Unbleached Muslin—full yard wide—as | nstitched map- strong and heavy as the well-known At: | | —— | jkins, at lantic A Mus regular price 6 1 | Huck aie 3.98 8446, peryard,... cavers OO Towels, 7 4) — hemmed | Towels, ‘ — Bleached Pillow Sty 5-4 width, ; | ends, at each F value loc, al, per yard, Mle ' ‘Wash Goods | fife | 19e Main Floor, 6-4 width Bleached Pillow Casing, worth | !i——— —- eae "|: 1%, per yard, t8e er | en Gingha: ] ‘ca tteene | ,Sivanems | Less Than Half 25,000 Scarfs and ri Main Floor gery fad, while | GlaghamreluelOs/ | 0490 Crp Pillow Cam will be in the | Shams he wal 6 "| | gale, They axe $5136 inches wide and Main Floor Ge _}_ 1 Hb teeg geal In this lot there are 25,000 | Batiste Uxtords QC toe cet pat ofthese pik Scarts and Shams, white and with colored | Batiste for Sum- | mer Dresses, 1904 Linen finished Ox- fords, Chevists, | designs, walue Colored Pigues,a } 12%, a yeud, =| yard, | Ta | 0c "| Sik finish Fou. lard, many blue 12Me and’ gun metal 12k shadbs, value 25e a yaral, 12ke, Underwear Thurs ’ \ bribe day’s Selling ‘i C fi imported r wi ” . od aaa up it ecratenren” They will wear them because they are so good and the prices so \samples—odd pairs of lisles and amazingly low that none who see them can resist buying them. | fast black, seamless {eet, first) fewvality, at, / Fr Geet. |) cotons; very special at) per pair ydium weig' | seamless cotion hose; ya spevial | bathing hose at, per pair Big Stir in Hosiery and 19¢ 's Bathing Hose—m- ht, fast black, double soles, 10c grades, a! the special price of Men’s | Half Hose | Men's Seamless Cotton Socks, , per pair, 10¢, Women’s Undermuslins Seconds F Women's'Cambric with deep lace trimmed é umbrellas ruttiesy value 45c, at 2@e. Women's Najrmook WCorset Cover, extra fine, wimmed with:lace,and insertion and ribbon rum beading, value 95e, at-49e, . Imported Bre Women’s Skirt('timme! Chemise, made, @"¢ Simply superb, Foreign goods perfectly made inthe best colors, about 16 inches , and now in great demand, worth 6% each; bere at... «», Children’s Steamer Hats, | of fina nainsook, all wismed with lace) and abbon, value 1.50, ay98e, Women’s\Peiticoats | i Women’s Gingham Hetticoat — made | with two narrow bias safles, value 79%, ty) se. | Women’s Peiticoat af Black Percaline, | made with deep flounce and trimmed with two narcow ruffles, feattler stitched, value | 1,00, at 680. Women's Black andg White: Striped Petticoats — made with@deep accordion plaited ruffle, trimmed \with \rose: quilling, , value 1.00, at Me, ‘Women’s Cambric Petticoat}—qaade with, He whe great many at 1,50, For this sale, each fhounce lace and embrowderyttrimmed, es, at 99, Petticomt-madeswith loc, each, 4 cdstomer and sell them, each 84e, Great | | Spreads, full size, | ready fot use, including well known brands that retail as high as 75c each; at §9e, heliotrope or black, extra large sleeves, tancy collar and cuffs, tuilor made; regular price 1,98, ates Here’s a Great Sale of Those Inexpensive Trimmed Hats Our Millinery section wil) be a busy spot in New York's busiest store Thursday. You'll say so, too, when you read these items, There's not a seasonable millinery want missing, —well, we'll let the items tell the story. Marvellous Valu Hats in ail shapes, st Remember ail our goods wi saason, and lans, split, sennit and mixed braids | to reciate the exceptional ‘@ppor- trimmed with oll silk ribbon bands and reat rb nari value ends. Great variety of shapes and | ved in all New York, but it's the worth up to 1,50: to-morrow at We have purchased 1,500 imitation shell side and back combs from one of the leading comb manufacturers in this country—both low cases is trom 12% embroidery, Some are hemstitched and On this acco’ others have ruffles, not one in the lot ig worth less than 35c, some ag hiph as 75c; for this sale, each, 20c At Se each—Fringed Linen i white and colored bone, Pia At 8e each—Ruffied Scarfs for dressene or washstands, colored centres, value 25¢, At'26c emeh—Sateen Laundry Bags, embooidere| fronts with tassel i to we limit 12 to Bed Spreads lot of splendid Bed hemmed and 2,000. Women Will Wear These Waists After Striped Gingham Waists in gray, blue, rove and green, tailor made; also corded dimity waists with centre p med with pearl buttons, 48c regular 75; Black Lawn Wais' ft excellent quality, broad 11 Seoond Floon, ® and the price For instance, there's that sale of Stra@ Hats, in all the much.wanted shapes, at prices so iow—we've no need to tell you they cannot be duplicated elsewhere, ag Children's Novelty Flats, impor ted goods that cre worth a dollar; the siraw alone is so pretty that but ‘little trimming is required; each s..4. OOC Trimmed Hats—A few tables full of trimmed hatsthat were made this season, and have received qarebing or. ders; take your choice ateseassee 1.98 Big values at 12 s--Thess values | * 29¢ Ready-to-wear Hats in the great- est variety; you must gee these hats in order 69¢) 75¢ to 1.50 Side and Back Combs at 25¢ Main Floor. 98¢ style that will please you most; egeh shell and amber combs; every piece highly polished, and finished and set with teectene. Stns is ig tively the greatest comb sale that we have adver- tised. There is not a comb in the collection that has aver been sold for less than 7$¢ and 1,00, and a