The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1904, Page 9

/ Dought for them by patrons of the sn- tertainment. Henry M. Flagler applled tor a box CRU FARMS [nen rAUSE S3Q00;@eeees = SHOW NW BENT nited States, gave an dition on her pet horse, Prince, animal per: al well. ile making her exit jallowa: t oach «dogs ra ing encore. | ance at Larchmont Is En-|Feum bearded “Wudy, Vouls. Spence the Patrons and Young Mill- man; Kenneth Spence, dog: Sanger, living ney and Geo! 4 : | on the Grounds. his campaign * Actors. and Eugene Bogart, policeman, (Spectal to The Evening World.) BABYLON, N. ¥., Aug. 4—The shore Horse Show Association's fourth] “No. sir, annual exhibition opened at Oakwood Driving Park this afternoon. Every 50x] the Popullat b) SHOCKED TO EAT ment. Prominent millionaires and s0- elety leaders heartily enjoyed the im- Robert McAdam, While at Work, Comes in Contact with the personations of the “Bearded Lady,” “Strong Man,” “Living Skeleton,” Feed Rail of Third Avenue Trolley. seats in the grand stand, while all the desirable parking piuces were taken, One hundred and fifty horses are on the cards, prominent among the exhibt- tors being Jay F, Carlisle's famous $2,- 000 hackney team Jubilee and Corona- tion, expeoted to win hands down in the hamess class. ‘ heat . were rfeot condition and'piusented Un aopekrance Bat wa quite row who will chaperon a Robert MoAdam, a laborer, was shocked to death In the subway opposite No. 33 4,’ Wild Man," “Dog-faced Boy” and other Y y wonders, which the prominent young wi men of the manor offered the public fur © cents, Some of those present were Henry M. Flagler, of the Standard Of] Com- pany; Charles H, Dale, President of the raised hia back so a8 t come in full contact with it Women's Summer Gloves and Mitts, 25c, Pair. Suede Lisle, one or two clasps, Paris Points. Taffeta, two clasps, one row silk ¢m- brol on back, Lace Lisle, elbow length, with mesh hand and bracelet arm design, Plain hand and arm with allover lace effect. Pure silk, ts tot 16 bation lengths, H H H in allover lace effects, silk mesh and 12 irt aist uits $ ia we silk nike Hh, only; sizes 5% to 7' tach fog On Sale To-Morrow, 4.75 dresses to-morrow will get the plum of the entire season's showing, CH~They are Typical Shirt Walt Suits (like the cut), 1 wallty white lawn, Both wat and skirt bie finely tucked ad ad ae en Take a good look at this Suit as It is shown In the picture. Observe carefully tts exquisite Itnes; the them for that; my, no! The maker ts taking a big loss to clean his stock. All sizes to start the day with, But at this price they will soon be gone. So please don’t walt too long, Girls’ Dresses at Startling Price Reductions. Every mother appreciates the value of having a large number of wash dresses for their little girls, and here is thelr chance to purchase a splendid supply at about half their usual cost. We have divided them {nto three lots for tasy choosing and price marking. Better be on hand early to-morrow morning. $00 Girls’ Dresses—Of | Girls’ Dresses in suspen- Girls’ Dresses in linen, | der and guimpe style, a | pique and fancy cham- lawn and percale !n 4) jarge assortment of varl- |bray, gulmpe and Rus- large number of pretty) ous fabrics. In fancy | sian effect. A large as- checks and colors—in | sortment of dresses of petterna—sizes 3 to 14.) chambrays, percales, jexceptional value and Great value at their regu) axe, A sant ‘ © | Saest Lah Sizes raat 14. e riced al rom 1o % Reg- lar price, $1.50. To- | $a, wn ths 8c ularly pried th 1.98 morrow choose at /YC| sale at... $3.50, now at.. ' Bathing Suits, in shirt| flannel and crepe cloth, waist and sailor effect;! finely made tad timed colors black and blue.| in fancy designs, These These suits are excep-| suits come in sizes from tlonally well made and| 10 to 16 years. At their would be excellent value] former price, $3.25, they at thelr former price,| were « bargain, To clear "75. T row choose at 20981 my" om Oxfords question, $ among shoppers to-morrow. We've three thousand yards. It’s un« rorty tlgete nat 2.00 usually polly bpd a brilliant lustre, while the vere is ey i ‘ bh F » | strong. Choice of tan, castor, myrtle, red, royal, navy and bl: k, including all the shini , ry ack, ean weathers, aes ap to 8 Ao | 25C- the yard while it i here, C, D and E, low and high heels, also | 69¢ Mohairs at 35c, A stfll better quaftty, $a inet each, Louls XV. heels. extension soles and & o lustre; black, yy castor Pilg Mag od turp soles, afl the season at 69c, the yard. Just for to-morrow at 35¢, $3.50 Oxfords, $2,50 Three Stirring Silk Values, $230 a pair for best quality hand “ear | sewed turn sole Oxford. Plain toes or Special for Friday's Selting Only. Sig. tem tips, low and high heels; regular | Black Guaranteed Taffetas—both numbers in the extra wide, service-'| ‘ \ $3.50 values; 10 styles to Se 9 S() | able width; strong, durable and highly recommended for lining, underskirt and | t'"""; lect from, at... ..scecreeees outer dress wear; particularly bright lustre and deep black Color; positively $1.00 Bath Slippers, 29c great bargains in these widths: ‘ J Our regular 79c. quality, 27 inch, wear guaranteed, at . 890 French linen bath slippers, cool and | Our regular 95¢. quality, 36 Inch, wear guaranteed, at..............0...., 69c clean; all colors and all sizes, 850 yards 19-Inch black Peau de Sole, soft, mellow finish, exce discs Perrier 29c for waists, dresses and bathing sults; regular price 75¢,, a caaresonal quanhy August Clearance Sale of Men’s and Youths’ Suits, Coats, Vests and Trousers, This sale includes every odd garment in our stock, regardless of cost or value, Stocks placed On separate tables In sizes, ae 0 you will have no trouble in selecting the ones you want. There are very many heavy-weight gar ments in this sale for Fall and Winter Wear. $15, $20 and $25 Suits at §{0-00 Comprising thibets, worsteds, cheviots and simeres, double and single breasted, Sises 32 to 50 breast measarement, $10 to $15 Odd Coats & Vests,$¢.00 _ | Double and single breasted styles, A few \B cutaways and frocks. Sines 33 to 46, stouts and recelars, {$L50 and $2 Odd Vests, = 75¢ In cassimeres, fancy cheviots and worsteds. 14, 16, 18 Inch Lawn Mowers, low and high wheel: self-sharpeners; a strictly high-grade mower, } Sises 33 to Your Choice for $1.87, In Blue and Black and Fancy Cheviots None sent C. 0. D. and Cassimeres. ‘1$5 and $6 Odd Trousers, $3.00 Including every pair of light and mecium weight in our stock—all sizes up to 44 waist—also vee and stripe Flannel Outing Trousers—all at $3.0¢ Rolled Hama. 4c! by machinery, to Also Rassian and Sailor Styles » 12 $ Formerly $3 and $4: ps: wen 7 5 ad Suits, sises f to 8 fmok et. e ssian Cae : ; Dae. 3 Rese lake Sermon, B80 | Wrightington’ 3-8. ona, | Homespuns, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Wool Crashes, > surprised tone, “I ran for the Vice- Presidency with Mr. Bryan {n 18% on was ocoupled and there were few vacant Twi ing some tithe or another.” USE ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE. A powder to be shaken {nto the shoes, Your feet feel swollen, ner. vous and damp, and get tired easily, If you have smarting feet or tight 4 shoes, try Allen's Foot-Base. It cools raga paore iad the feet and makes walking easy. ‘of the New York Yaoht Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrow- vty of SEY | ing pails, blisters and callous spots Relieves corns and bunions of all party "an and gtves rest and comfort. Trine artos tear aa =o | ound emate at” Onkaale fo, tag glut | doy. Bold by all Grugeiats and shoe He was working under the rail and a the gatens: stores for 25c. Don’t accept any gub- Here Are Trunk Values Supreme Just at the right time to staft you on that vacation trip In good trim, lron-Clad Dress Trunks, $30 3.60 3.95 At the very beginning of this story let us tell you that no such value as | $5.00 Eyeglasses and this Sult affords has ever been offered in New York City. The first who choose these | Spectacles... + correct polse of the sleeves; the fulness of the skirt; the general alr of refinement and good taste, | $5.00 Eyeglames or Spectacles, 1.00 aie t as lsn’t it a beauty? eh, 2 One Tee > di And $4.75 secures one of them to-morrow. It woulda't be possible tomake een he Bathing Suits for This Year and Next, Too, Now Is the time to buy that bathing sult for the August vacation, and it will be good for next year also. No one should let this chance slip to get a fine, durable sult at about half its actual value, Three price choosing. You can surely find your size in one of them. 500 Ladies’ Brilliantine| Misses’ Bathing Sults of | Ladies’Brflttantine Bath- ing Sults, in blue and made with large white sallor collar and trimmed with fancy braid, Reg- Third Off On 3,000 Yards 50c Mohair Brilliantines at 25c | Neckwear and Veiling Empire Oxtord Ties. | iting nian the i wife mush pnts scnr | AE Ore Price Reductions for Friday. Fine Crepe Chiffon Veils, hem- stitched, 1% yards long, all the destrable colors; 790, “Auto” Velly 4 yards long, made of heavy crepe chiffon; all de- sirable colors; value $2.75, at Fine Embroidered Linen Stock Col- lars. with fancy tab, white and olors; regular 25¢, Fine Embroidered Linen Turn-Over Collars, with ribbon holes for tie, also fine imported stock collars, made of sheer Swiss and beautifully em- broldered; regular S0c. vatue, RAL ee tee ee A $2.00 Waist for 95c, Five hundred Ladies’ Sheer White Lawn Waists in two new models, . one with yoke back and front, plaited blouse back and sleeves, fancy At Half Price and Less. separate stock. The other model of fine French embroidery, blouse trimmed with embroidery, tucked back and sleeves, fanc Separate stock, at.....ccsccsseseveeee toeeee Clearance of Refrigerators, Apartment-house style. Doors open tn front, Width, Depth. Height. — Holds 7% In, 18in. Sin. $0 Ibs. lee, White enamel lined. Doors open in front. 31Min, Min, S8in, 110 lbs. tee, $25.00for $20.00 Zinc lined. Lift-up top cover. 3a sim, Win. 471n, 75 Ibs. ice. $16.50 for $12.50 White enamel lined. Doors open in front, 34 in. 2tin. 48 in. 85 Ibs ice. Clearing Lawn Mowers at $1.87, Reliable Groceries at Cut Prices Cooked Corned Beet. Swift's Premium; sliced} B Cake—Rety Clegos, | Roast Matton Peter & main or Ma Boys’ Double-Breasted Two-Piece Suits. | sit. scent. tig Busines 8 THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 4, 1904. south shore of Long Island, and a nume Thomas Watson His Formal Notification, vading the Hocman House to-day was Thomas Watson, of Georgia, nom- legs, while| New York Fashionables AMONG | ince of the Populists for President, Mr Yaohtsmen’s Amateur Perform-| the audience gave Minsk tak eotaiea teen ties baa | but he has not been notified of . i ination yet, He 4 . . ntertains ? aim ts for the pout : Joyed by Millionaires and! 30x; 244° , esp] lonaire Just of Age Entert ermngementa for the notation, Lincoln, Neb. and from that time on would 9; fre- ‘The performance netted $3,000, Sees He will make 6 vignous Gght “ig this the frat tim for @ national office, Bay- Jasked a local Democratic Optical Goods. Haleony, S4th at Under the @ licensed will exainine your eyes and acribe for you, ervision of te where for simils vices dla starting Next Monday 4vz. sth, Our AUGUST SALES of Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Beds and Bedding, China and Glassware, Housefurnishings, Linens and Pianos. We have prepared for these sales on a scale far great- er than ever before,and we shall find it easy work eclipsing past successes. If you are inno hurry to spend money for the supplies indicated, she wailing will pay you handsomely, Now in progress are scores of other summer value-giving events, the details of which are not given in our newspaper announcements because the quantities involved are limited. Hun- dreds of “Not Advertised” cards, in evidence through. out the departnients, indicate the scope of these sales, Two Remarkable Offer- ings in Wash Goods... » Batistes made to sell | at 15c.ayd.. om TAC Woven Madras made | 5 to sell at 18c. yd,,.. / OC The Batistes—Ten thousand yards ready for this sale; In navy and royal blues only, with wide and narrow self-colored satin Stripes forming a fabric trellis work for dainty floral printings in various designs, The Madras—The remainder of a fine of Madras that has dwin- dled until but two colors—pink and ox-blood—remain, It is the staple weave for men's shirts, women’s shirt walsts, entire sults and children’s dresses, It is 32 inches wide—made of the finest combed yarns; woven In @ score of designs on the two grounds mentioned, Men’s Two-Piece Outing Suits Made to Sell Sale $6 49 Up to $12.00 Price . -n Avgust fs high time for a price drop in Suits, and the men who have planned their outings for this or the following month are luckier than the men whose next vacations will be in 1905, ne Deceit a BCH Ral Saved Gh Tb RG Hart ol va ion In this group of $6.49 Sults there are such worthy fabrics as Ontario tweeds, Donegal homespuns, Belfast meshes and Peacedale — The coats are chiefly double-breasted, quar- ter lined with mohair. The exceptions are a few an single-breasted coats in serge. ‘These are fine double-breasted Outing Suits, $9.96. | cuit made of tan and gray Made to Sell at $12.00 | overpiaids and hh ; and $15.00. ie toes are quarter "teed Lip fos my the trousers half peg-top style, with permanent turn-up at bottom, $3.00 Outing Trousers, $1.98. Peg-top Trousers, made of all-wool homespuns; finished with belt loops and permanent turn-ups. Books others at 1.°° Price, 98° Late Books, listed by the Publishers at $1.50, are sold by all other stores at $1.08, against our regular price, 98¢. These same stores, claiming to match our prices, are stubbornly silent on the Book question—not because It involves Books alone, but every sort of merchandise they sell and we sell. ~~ Macy’s Is a cash store, and totally unlike any other store in the world. No matter what you buy here you pay cash for It prompt- ly—but you pay less than at any other store. Books serve as pegs on vad ve hang a general story. ‘The saving on some Books may not average more than 10 per cent. On other lines of mer- chandise, notab y In the higher class goods, you very frequently find Macy prices just one-half what others ask, Pe Sir Mortimer—M. Johnston, All rhe Pillar of Light—Tracy. The Woman Errant. Others | 18¢ Issue—Morgan, The Magnetic North—Robtns. Ask [che Long Night—Weyman, Prenchy—Sage. $1.08, [rave Hearts—Praser, The Woman Wins—Barr. Our PAlls Falr In Love—Sawyer, Byways of Bralthe—Powell. Price, |Daughter of NiJo—Watanna The Silent Places—White. He That Bateth Bread with Me. Tomaso's Fortune—Merriman. 98c Evelyn Byrd—E ggleston, The Pastime of Fternity—Liovd qa Memoirs of a Baby—Daskam, The Cost—Phillips. t Anna the Adventuress—Oppenhelm. Boys’ Russian Blouse Wash Suits Reduced, =: n. From $1.24 each to.........:5 sess 89C From $1,98 and $2.98 to.....:.-:-.s600091 24 sizes for boys of 2% to 8 y tea and madras—made with sailor or Eton collars, The first boys to flock in will get some mighty good values, Youths’ $8,50 Suits at $5.96, Young Men’s Suits, made of all-wool ch serge, in three-button single breasted style ges 15 to 19 years, "way at 6th Ay, llies, Young’s Private Stock We have gathered up all the Russian Blouse Suits we have and grouped them in two lots for clearance selling. They include all he materials are chambray, gala- s ant pure worsted Sale of Good Groceries. Armour’s English Cured White Label Bacon, sold by others} at 18c. Ib., our price for this sale, at I 4c. Ib. Fine Teas, Mayflower Chop Tea, Oolong and Mixed, sold only in two- pound packages, regular price 64c. a package; special at 49c. Pekin Chop Tea—Formosa Oolong, English Breakfast and Mixed, 1-Ib. carton, regular price 24¢., for this sale, 21c.; 5-Ib. regular price $1.14, for this sale, $1.04; 10-Ib. carton, regular, p $2.16, for this sale, $2.04, Bridal Vet! Flour, thousands of pleased customers have pro- nounced tt the best blended flour on the market: Barrel, $6.24, Half-barrel, $3.36. 24M4-Ib, bag, Sic. Fanctest Carolina Head Rice, 2- Ib. pkgs., 16¢.; 10-Ib, bags, 76c. Best Granulated Hominy, five pounds In cotton bag, t3¢. + ga pound cartons, Sc,; doz. 4c, Raspberry Vinegar, A. H. P. brand, bottle, 27¢.; doz, $2.91. Root Beer Extract, Red Star brand, bottle, 9c; doz, $1.04. Fruit Syrup, Red Star brand, afl flavors, absolutely pure, quarts, 38c., doz, $4.34; pints, 19¢.: doz, $2.18, Sliced Peaches, 1-Ib. cans; reg- ular price, 10¢,) special for this sale at 8c,; doz, 92¢. Tomatoes, Jessamine brand, best quality, red ripe Jersey Stock, can, 11¢.; doz., $1.21. Tender and delicious fancy Maine Corn, American Beauty brand, sweet pack; can, 15¢.5 case of two doz, $3.42, Red Star Baking Powder, guar- anteed strictly pure—no better quality made. Its great and growing popularity proves its merit. For this sal, Sib. cans, $1.09; t-lb, cans, a4e,, Y-Ib. cans, 13, Laundry Supplies Usually Re- quire Attention in Midsummer.. Red Star La bo containing 60 large cakes 638 40 large cakes, $1.46, Red Star Borax Soap, box con- taining 60 large cakes, $2.84, Lily White Floating Soap, bo: containing 100 large cakes, #4.74; Sc, each. Box containing 100 small cakes, $2.99; 3c. each, Scouring Soap, box containigg 100 large cakes, $3.74; 4c, cake. Ammonia, Home Use brand, pints, 10¢., $1.42 dozen; quarts, 19¢., $2.06 dozen, Ammonia, extra strong, pints, 6c.; dozen, 69c,; quarts, 9¢.; $1.03 dozen, Specials from the Wine Dept, (When You Buy by the Gallon We Purnish Jug Pree.) “Royal Charter’ Rye Whiskey —the product of a small'dis lillery that for 58 years has supplied many of Virginia's “first fan " We have engaged to introduce this whiskey in New York, under the new brand name “Royal Charter.” The introductary' prices: Three Star Rye Whiskey, five years old. Our regular prices—$2.34 gal; 52c. bottle, Our special prices—$2,14 gal.; 43¢, bottle, Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye, seven years ok, our lar $3.74 gal., 84c. bottle; e this sale, ra $3.04; bot. Pde = Royal Amber Bourbon, twelve years old, regular price 99c, bot.; this sale, 72c, Young’s Keystone Rye, ‘Young's Keystone Rye. | Others ask $4.00 gal, Our price, $ 3.24 gal, Young’s Blue Grass, Others ask $5.00 gal. Our price, $4.19 gal. Young’s 1795” Rye. Others ask $6.50 gal. Our price, $5.48 gal. Others ask $7.00 gal. Our price, $5.89 gal, Royal Cabinet Sherry, our famous old Brand, Needless to describe it to our many patrons, It has the rich bouquet and delicious flavor that make it superior to any popular Brand sold at $1.00 per bottle, Our regular price, $2.84 per gallon, 72c, per bottle; this sale $2.18 per gallon, 59c, per bottle, Sandeman’s Old Port, imported direct from the grower's; regular rice $3.88 gal. and 93c, bottle, special for this sale, gallon, $3.38, le 7c. “Red Star” White Brandy for preserving fruit, bottle, 57c.; gal., $2.49. Imported French Brandy for preserving fruit, bottle, 84c.; gal., $3.74. Blackberry Brandy, for medicinal use, bottle, 49%.; gal, $2.19, California Wines—Red Star Brand. {-Ib. carton, regular price 24¢.; for this sale, 19c,; 5-Ib. carton, bg price $1.14; for this: sale Young’s Blue Grass. . Young’s Private Stock. R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. Watch Repairing BS lat FL, S4th st, between 6 ) levator. Our Watch Repaiting De- partment {s thoroughly or ranized All work |e done by the most careful ot Jiful peopie, and the fact ee Peeen that Our prices are at least oft ‘hare, “Nothing ta 100 fine ot ‘ $ ate {oF our cores 34th to 35th St. enced workmen, Genesta Brand Coffee. , 920, caddy, Suecotash, American Beauty brand, extra fancy 4 Maine pack; can, 17¢.; $1.93 doz. Fresh Garden Spinas +b. cans, 14¢,; doz., $1.57. McLaren's Imperial Chees@; Club size, 9e.; small, 22¢.; medium, 39¢.; largest size, 77¢, Roquefort Cheese; small -size, t4e.; large slze, 27¢, Columbia Baked Beans . with Chill Sauces 1-Ib. can, 9¢,; $4.00 doz,; 2-Ib, can, 14¢4 doz. $4.57) 4-Ib. can, 19¢,; dow, $2.47. ps, prepared by the bla Conserve Co., all 9e. can; 98¢. per doz. Golden Wax Beans, Lily White brand; can, 10c., case of two doz., $2.18. f Cut Beans, Jessamine brand} can, 11¢.; case of two doz., $248 Lima Beans, Jessamine brand, }: can, 14¢.; case of two doz, $3.14, New California American Beaut: wank el large spears, white and 3-pound cans, 37¢,; doz, $420.8. New California Asparagus, Mam tanita brand; can, 22¢,; dos, $2.53, Unfermented Gi Julee, White brand, halt pints, b= doz, $1.33; pints, 21¢; dos, $2.34; quarts, 38c.; doz, $4.34 gallon, $1.34; doz, $15.74 Red Star Washing Powder, four- pound packages, 1S¢; dozen, packages, $1.69. White Borax Soap, box co taining 60 large cakes, $3.24, Pure Borax, Red Star Brand, gana Potash or Lye, cans 8¢.; 89¢.| dozen. Washing Soda, ten-pound ea, i4c, na Mert whe “Callu- yyt’s Wheat all Bluing, half-pound 4 9c. 99c. doz; pound bo: A7c,; $1.93 rey ssn, é Others ask $1.00 bot, Our price, 78c, bot, Others ask $1.25 bot Our price, 99¢, bot, Young’s “1795” Rye. Others ask $1.50 bot, Our price, $1.24 bot, Others ask $1,75 bot, Our price, $1.48 bot. Claret ’ . 6 $2.34 | Claret ...ccceeses $9. Zinfandel ’ 740 $2.44 Zinfandel Riesling eos 246 $2.44 Muscatel Port . Ste. $2.44) Burgundy ... Sherry Ste. $2.44| Port Angelica... B40 $2.44 | Sherry Riesling $1.19 $3.46, Angelica . Sweet Catawba » Be $2-86| Tokay