The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1904, Page 5

| BURLARS LOT ROTHER CTRL PACES HO TR Was 1. Clarence MoDonald, | Residence of Well-Known Brook- and Not Fred J. Wort, Who} lyn Man Robbed of Siiverware Tried to Swim from Randall’s Island with His Clothes-On, then one till closing with each ten cents you spend. and Other Valuables While ANOther Sensational Day in Shirt Waist Suits DELIGHTFUL PREE ENTERTAINMENT.—Fourth i The Harbor. of New York Mammoth Painting of New York Harbor, with daylight to dusk, then aight, and dnally dawn. Effects pro duced every eight minutes by electricity.—Sixth Floor, STREET 3) & Majority of the discerning women of Greater New York got their new shirt waist suits at The 14th coil Now we're Prepared to supply the remainder with bargains that a better to see these suits than to read about them. No pen picture can do them justice, Will you see? Gccend Flees, Street Store during the past week. THIEVES CRAWL UP will do their hearts good, THE DUMB-WAITER. DAZED ANO DIDN'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. Women's Shirt Waist ult, mede of sheer lawns, madran butcher Iineny lace Spe poetinn, fa batiste and fancy weaves, y tailored, generously cut and elegantly timmed. The trimming consists of ithar plaiting, tucking, broed bands in Persian ) lace or embroidery. Regular value these sults away below wraal cont, 40 all go at 1,28 Enter Dining-Room and Pack Booty in Sacks, Which They Carry Out the Rear Door of Exonerates His Associate In the Children’s Hospital, After the Latter Demanded an Explan- ation from Him. Women's Shirt Waist Sulte—} Women’s Shirt Waist Suits— {n tan batiste and various col. | sheer lawn, lace trimmed, in ored Bareges, Regular value | black or white. Value 5,75, é i z z a : { HE is yi «8 | special at 3.28 Bargain in Women’s Walking Skirts Women’s Walking Skirte—made in three different styles, 17 gore, high kilted and seven and nine gore box 6.80 seam effects. The hang, fit, workmanship and finish of these skirts are above criticism, Ma- f i iF 8 terlals embraced are fine linens, poplins, French E § Skirts, piques, cotton voiles, silk mixtures and fancy vest- 3.28 e 3! i E H E £ Z ings, Regularly sold at 6,50, apecial at 3.28 H 2E8zk E ‘When Dr, Fred Wort read yesterday —pique and fancy cotton chev- Regular value 2.50, at| ground, various colored dots, & 5 eR? z g 5 belonging to the servants, The burglar departed the same way that thty en- ember of several in Brooklyn and his mily ocoupy & high place in society, ce hone is in ont The language of Dr, Wort was ex- i oe , tremely earnest. At the conclusion of & one-sided conversation Dr, J. Clarence took his pen fn his trembling hand and wrote as follows: “In justice to Dr, Fred K. Wort, I will say that {t was not he who wag picked up in the East River Tuesday fancy lawn, with —__— fhite lawn, all elzes, A LETTER TO OUR READERS. 58 Cottage St, Melrose, Mass., Jan Dressing Sacques of fancy lawn; als? igre lay bor some wilt Value 1,00 and 1.25, special at 44@ Petticoats of gi more or less kidney trouble, and Women's Wash Walking Skirts— polka dot, white Regular value 1.50, at 69¢ Children’s Play Garden Rendezvous for the children, amusing and lnstructive diversions, ~ Sixth Floor. _ Many Men Will Be Dressed in These 10.00 Suits at 4.95 When a man can buy 10,00 suits made of cassimeres or tweeds, in either single or double breasted style—three-piece suits that are splendidly tailored, finished and lined, for 4,95, he will be sure that he is getting double the worth of his money. But To finish out the Summer season we shall give bim outing suits, consisting of “and made In single or double “homespuns, crashes or fan- ‘and dark effects, sizes 33 to 44, and worth every cent of 1000, tor Men's Suits, finely tailored, in acid- tested all.wool blue serges, all-wool worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and tweeds, made in three pieces. sizes from 33 to 46. outing suits, of coat and pants, double and single breasted, made of homespuns, crashes and flannels, light and dark cloth. Value 12.00 and 15,00, at 6.95. Men’s 3.00 and 4.00 Trousers at 1.95 Men's Trousers—in all- wool worsteds, terges, cassimeres, cheviots and crashes, some turnedeup botions, sites from 28 to 52 waists. Values 3.00 and 4.(0, at 1.96, Boys’ Wash Suits 4 Blouse Wash Suits—-value HENRY SIEGEL A MONRO HIT A RON IS RE OTERO A Miniature woo and other Before Inventory Told you that we shall count up August Ist to see where we stand, after being in business three . Between this time and until |] the doors close Saturday at one o'clock price concessions will be made that will move lagging merchandise out in It's the time” supply your wants, because the savings are so much greater than usual that they decidedly noticeable, considered beyond your reach two weeks ago are now easily obtained at half former prices. 14 Blouse Wash Suite—value Women’s Hosiery Shirt Waists 33 Per Cent. Lower than the ——_—_—_— —_—_—aeassoooooooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Same Styles and Quali ti attractive that none can resist buying. morning, but myself, I gave the name of Frederick Wort. I don't know fust why I did it: I was dased after being ‘4 im the water 60 long. within the past year it became eo severe and complicated that I suffer- ed everything and was much alarmed —my strength and power was fast stripes. Value 490, at When we count up August ist to se aanad ot The Tow frcta a quite Clans Women’s Vests reason of the low prices we quote. Women's Cotton Stockings—Fast black, seamless, double feet, heel and toe, thoroughly elastic. Valve 1Se, Women's Imported Cotton $i Also a lot of allover lace stockings ine black. Not a pair worth less than 25e, Pie- Inventory price, 19@ Men's Cotton Half Hose—Fast black, lisle finished yarn, double sole, and toe. Regular value, L5c. es Have Been Sold For In the sale now in progress we purpose selling every summer waist in stock, and former prices have been totally ignored. It is what waists will bring at special bargain prices—prices that will make them so here we stand not one of these garments will remain, because we will sell them by Says He Fell Overboard, “I went down to the dock and whis- None came and I trled to look out into the stream to see In doing so I got 106 near the edge of the dock and fell @verboard. I could not see anvthing to fet hold of to pull myself back, #0 was nothing to do but start to which 4 ia, I was swimming when the police picked me up.” Of course Dr, Wort must be satisfied with this explanation of an ocourrence that made him look ridiculous for twenty-four hours, and he Is dui leaving me. I saw an advertisement of Swamp-Root and wrate asking for I began the use of the medi- cine and noted a decided improve- ment after taking Swamp-Root only lawns, mercerized cham- dimity, tailor-made. for 98e White Lawn Shirt Waists —tome trimmed with embr be pet others for 1.75 Polka Dot Batiste Waists tinmed with lace) aleo black and w inte OSC in navy, brown, black, white and light blue; Wed for the boat, Women's regular 15c Cotton 15e Ribbed Vests, low neck, f any were near, I continued its use and am thank- ful to eay that I am entirely cured In order to be very sure ebout this I had a doctor examine some of my water to-day, pronounced it all right and in splen- arms neatly finished, very They come in pink, blue and white, Women's 190 Vests or Pante—Vests are either siraight or shaped, low neck and’ The pants are umbrella shaped, lace bottoms, continuous bends. Pre-Inventory price 12% I k: ow that your Swamp-Root Is purely vegetable and does not con- tain any harmful drugs. Thanking you for my complete recovery and recommending Swamp-Root affected by the East River to give the ’ = of one who would so soon expose Men’s Underwear ——_— uge, made of silk finished combed IN A THUNDERSTORM. i Very truly yours, for 79¢ Shirt Waists—made of striped for 1,00 Sheer White LawnWaists 69e —with pin dots, front of embroidery and hematitching, finished with clusters of small | pearl buttons, fancy collar, | lance at the styles and read the descriptions; Inventory price, 100 for 1.26 Persian Lawn Waists— front of ten half-inch plaits to bust, with three wide plaits running crosswise, centre plait of wide embroidery insertion. Persian Lawn Waists— tucks and lace, tucks down beck ¢, fancy two-tab collar. Women’s Gloves Attractive gloves make complete a stunning cos 4y tume; that’s why the new sleave, fancy collar, tailor finished. 12:c Wash Goods at 6ic This great Pre-Inventory offer cannot last longer than the present supply, which already is not large. However, those lucky enough to get dress or waist patterns will find it a tremendous Main Fleer, The sale of 1234¢ goods for the includes the entire stock of I. C. RICHARDSON, Excellent authorities agree that In a You may have a sample bot Ginished with pearl buttons at 29¢ best American “make 27-inch Ginghams, entirg stock best Gic thunderstorm the middle of a room 18 /iniy wonderful remedy, Dr. Kilm quality plain colored Chi much the safest place in @ house. A|swamp-Root, sent absolutely tree by| colored Dress Lawns. nbrays, and complete stock of fast All_at_ the one price ot tHe carpeted floor, or one covered by a thick mail, also a book telling all about , Ie better to stand on than bare 15c and 20c 29c. White Goods—a dozen styles to choose, all new, 34 yards tor « waist, or 10 yards Swamp-Root. If you are already con- vinced that Swamp-Root is what you need you can purchase the regular |. It Is well to kee chin.neys and out of cellars. trees are dangerous. for a shirtwaist suit, at 18¢ Handkerchiefs at 10c tered under a low tree or or forty feet from a large , fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles and lofty tree is quite safe. If lightning Here’s an unusual o| i at the drug stores everywhere. Don't Pportunity to stock up on summer handker. Rich Savings on Dress Goods It's easy to make a little money go a long ways during these Pre- entory days, because of savings of a half to a third on the sea- son’s most perfect, most successful colored dress goods. srain Floor. tirikes In the immediate vicinity tr will make any mistake, but remember the “hit the high tree as a rule, with few ex- chiefs at our expense. Main Floor, Women's Handkerchiefs} ,,, Trish Linen, 15¢ and 20c, at 10€ Colored border, worth 7c, at 3e Mourning, H. S., worth 7c, at 3e Plain, H. S. worth 7c, at 3e Pure Linen, worth 7c, at Se Men's Handkerchiefs Irish Linen, 15¢ and 20c, 10€ H, S., large size, worth 7c, at 3¢ Colored border, worth 7c, at 3¢ n Swamp-Root, and the address, \hamton, N. Y., on every bott! ductor, and It is well to avold the banks of streams in a violent thunderstorm, 38c Panama Cloth at 19c Panama Saag pina gry, She, a ive. , 39 Mohair at 25¢ English Mobair—in brown, navy, tan, and cream; 38 inches wide. Value 3%, Se. 69c Voiles at 38c All Wool Nub and Lace Effect Voiles, all good shades; 44 inches wide, Vaiue Broadway, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. Here’s How to Save on Drugs Special sale to-morrow of all ~ Closed at noon on Fridays during July. and August. Oren Saturdays as usual. 78¢ Brillfantines at 45¢ Englisb PE yr pivoge y navy, tan, ‘anac 69c Serge at 49c All-wool Serge—in navy, and red; 44 ae wide a a at 49¢, 89¢ Cheviot at 67¢ All Wool Cheviot, shrunk and » —In navy, brown and royal; 50 | wide, Value 890, “ee. _— Black Dress Goods bristle hair brushes. the drug store sure, for these]60c Albatross at 38c and] Black All-Wool Albatross—superior finish, 38 inches wide, value SOc per 76c Brilllantine at 49c 3.98 Shirt-Waist Suits, 98. What more need be said about these Suits at ‘prices so ex-| traordinarily low? More than enough material alone in each| Suit to cover the price without a word as to making and finish. They are of good quality lawn, and dainty, in neat figures and stripes, tucked waists and full skirts with strap seams, new style sleeves and tancy collar. At 3,98 each Suit i prise, Thursday we save you $3 on every suit by making them. ...., A_®) Jap. Silk Walat ursday bere, Th brushes dre worth up to 50c. are on sale at Z5C sain rieor, Pears’ Soap, 3 cakes for 260. Piteher’s Castoria, 140, Dehoet Borax, drug store quality, pound, ive vou cause to remember | 69c Panama at 48¢ wah — Panama — medium. it fabric, inches Ge per yard, at 48¢ wide, value 39c Mohair at 29c Black English Mohalr—good | 38 inches wide, aie tees pone te not ordinary walsts, but are distl ished for) They areof fine white Jap. Silk, aintlly tucked, jace insertions. others with Mexican drawn work | une werth less than §§ ‘Thursday, 2.98 their rare style touche some with \ alencleni ‘8 Syrup of Seven ify; 39c ChiffonVeilings at 19¢c Main Floor. The Fourteenth Street Store made a record Monday in the sale of made-up veils. This sale was so popular that we deter. mined to follow it to-morrow with a tremendous sale of veilings, the like of which had never been attempted in Greater New York. A vast, varied and beautiful , the finest tonic made, | 45¢c, Mohairs, 29¢. | 15c Huck Towels, 10c! Green Olive Ot! Castile Soap, $-pound bar, {t's the same mohair brillian-| |, tine that you've paid 45c. fur| ) earlier in the season, but we're clear out what we have of it, toyal and black, just the thing for| skirts or bathing suits. Always 45c, sale all bristle Halr Bru ‘value up to b0c.; your choice at 26¢e, Switt & Co.'s Violet de Pres Soap, special, box of 3 cakes, Ii | There's a hint for hotelkeepers in this towel news, These are 36-inch towels, of fine linen | buck, white and colored borders, with | assortment of the son's most winsome fads and fancies, in black, brown, green, white, blue, black and white, white and black; all colors dotted with black velvet dots. Always sold for 39c a yard, at 19¢ Thursday we make the price, Bargain Counter at [Ser seeee Maen rereees ‘50. per pair, at ide. Mittthhry trovt pad Hose Supporters, worth Our Midsummer Undermuslin Sale 1.00 to 2.00 Chemise at 69¢ you want a 1.00 to 2,00 lace trimmed Chemise at 69c? Me. per pair, at 1#e. Is arousing enthasiasm on every side. vs of taney alanle, worth we, Here are so=e undermustin items 1a Cubes, all colors, value ide., at culled from hundreds of unequalled values that oe A description of one follows: 8 great contains, ‘spool Ze, dozen at Ry vere bs, Chemises, made of fine cambric and lawn, have yokes and Second Floor skirt trimmed with dainty Pins, 400 on paper, 3 papers for Be, Friend Darning Cotton, on Tace. Fe aR a es i ainely 1.00 to 2.00. Your choice ‘spools, 3 #pools tor Be. Mbro Crochet Silk, Me, Women's Cambric Drawers, with ruffle, lace trimmed, value 40s., at %, hgh and sur; Alex King’) Darsing Cotten, 200 yards, 69¢ 65¢, Lace Trimmed Cambric Corset Covers, French shapes, at 396 39¢. Corset Covers, cambric and muslin, lace and embroidery trimmed, 19¢ 1.00 Skirts, muslin and cambric, lace trimmed, at 69 We, Muslin Gowns, yoke of embroidery and cluster tucks, 69¢ trimmed with torchon neatly trimmed with and val. jace and rib- lar price Horn Shell Back © ie. ac} ‘ombs, worth ite, at Resin ba, 3 Bh a ened oe a Gloves suede lisle and lace lisle gloves of The 14th Street Store are’ rticularly popular. Paguede tale giaved in white and black with handsome pearl clasp, per pair, 15¢ 3,000 Yards 20cto40c Lacesat10c And that’s not all, for there’s beautiful Lace worth 10c and 15¢ at Bez 45c to 75c Lace at 25ea yard, These 3,000 yards include: Edgings, Insertings of Valenciennes, Point de Paris, Torchon, Cluny, The smart trimming for lawn, dimity, linen, organdi into the smartest frocks, The stamp of Dame Fashion's personal approval is on every piece, so you cannot go wrong in purchasing. 45c to 7S¢ eI B5¢ Millinery Reduced A few 3.00 and 5.00 this sea» 20c to 400 es ite son's trimmed hats, the ones Beautiful Embroideries. Beautifal embroidery flouncings — 27 inches wide, nicely embroidered on | sheer material; appropriate for under skirts, corset covers, painsook, cambric and insertings, beadings; ladies, go now for less than. one. half the former selling price. Untrimmed Straws dresses; regular value 10c, a 75c Lace Allovers at 25c 100 Pieces Lace Allovers, Cluny, Duchesse, Point de Paris and Valenciennes, white andcream. Wonderful Mr ag Ed as original selling price was 75¢ a yard. 'y Summer Silks at 29c A stock of 15,000 yards of dainty Summer silks of the prevailing the kind to make up into those stunning Regular 75c. silk, 29¢ Now Pre-Inventory pri 75¢ Fanc Children’sFancy Straws t Up to \Up 15°35 49°38 Ladies’ Sailors 1,00 and 69¢ newest blocks, white and fancy mixed straws, po é& 50 and 1,25 Sennit Straw, 1.50 aoead, leather sweatband, each at shades, stripes and figure: Some checks and Jacquard effects. 75¢ Foulard Silk, newest styles, in blue and black grounds, at 49e 75¢ Natural Pongee Silk, 27 inches wide, excellent quality, at 49¢ $9c White Habatai Silk, 27 inches wide, all pure silk, per yard, 390 89 India Twill Foulard Silk, 24 inches, pure d; 7 bh White Habutai Silk, excellent quali ta, good dress quality, value 69, a ee Great Shoe Day for Economical Men W. L, Douglas 8.50 Shoes at 1.95 We have secured another group of men’s hi 5.50 shoes to sell at 1.95, including the 3. Snow's 3,50 low shoes, 3,00 Algonquin shoes, thereby affording all a splendid ¢! footwear, and save on each pair. vantage of these offers who have shoe wants week or so, It will pay to an icipate Men’s 1.00 Shirts shoes and 3.00 Some of those desirable 1.00 hance to have the shirts for men at §9e, Are just what you want to finish out the summer with. lent materials, workmanship and fit. Are the ‘‘left overs,’’ so we close W. L. Douglas 3.80 Shoes,) Cholee at v nteed 3.50 Shoes, | Men's 3.00 Algonquin Shoes, 4 Fine 3.00 Regent Shoes, This entire lot of high grade shoes embraces 1,200 pairs of the best lot of 3.00 and 3.50 footwear ever shown at bona fide savings of from 1.05 to 1.55. Every shape of toe, even to the new narrow styles, sensible and military heels, sizes from S to 11, andl Russet leather Bluchers,| coltskin Bluchers, shapes, Vici kid, coltskin and russet lace in this in white or colored. are made of self-figured oz- fords, the colored are woven Made in best man- ner with detached cuffs, split neckbands, etc,, §9e, every desirable width, 1.00 Corsets Now 46c Graceful Batiste Corsets, long and short lengths, in white. Good quality and shapes for doth slight and full figures. Lace and ribbon trimmed tops. 1,00 value at 4§¢, Corsets that are lace and ribbon trimmed top and bottom, good models and strong boning, Colors pink and dive, Regular 75. value, special to- Women’s, Misses’, Boys’, Children and Infants’ Shoes Women's Black Kidskin cr Russet Leather Oxtord Ties—O' ed Kid Strap ger fc ng heel, satin bow and pretty 1e8 84 to 2; value 1.25, at O8@ atin Calf Shoes—Sole sire 1210 S%e, all good widths Oxtord Ties and Shoes— rown aad gray canvas, 600 pairs D and E widths, all sizes—-6 to band 12t02 Have sold for 1.75 all season; speci | a: 98¢ Babies’ First Shoes—Well made, silk | trimmed, sizes 0 to 3; value 3Sc, at 19e | Child's Black Patent Colt or Kid Tarn Soe Uxtord Tes—Sines 6 to 11, at 686°