The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1905, Page 8

nae - THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIT, 20, 1905. : ic a a I al thine ; S OVERCOMES ARMY MAN FOR. [SSorses su, sterma = 5 IN CONDUIT 5TH AV. CHURCH placa Sry sores alla Baby Chicks, 25¢ Crawford Vea reliner alu fon Genes lay oF Baby Rabbits, 5Oc Washington, D. C., was found dead trom Sixth Floor, SATE AE LGUTOZO™ STREETS Easter dyes to color eggs O: 16 varieties; paper or () powder at So Sixth floor, ne an Italia men Found Unconscious Rev. Herbert Shipman, Chaps i. nepnxiation in iis room tn the Ve ib Foreman, Who Is Stricken lain of West Point Academy, **vnls len No, ina West niet this . °77" : [ona to Reseue—e Wott] Aioitelat hacstart to Dr, Racine’ seaiat"ageces: ¥ GFeat Friday and Saturday sale Our millinery dept. is ready for passage by the eteamship Washington, ‘in Serious Condition. > Parker Morgan. is pi oP iantiteh ad girls’ and misses’ Easter apparel. last two days of Easter buying. "0 a i iy HE i y of girls’ i q a pa 4 Se y, both in merchandise Issniieeore overcome ty wea tal che Rev, Herbert Ghipmai, chaplain | i oMoemann ane. proke ie the HE largest display of girls’ and misses’ apparel ever shown in New York has been as W* lave Srepsite ssireatony for to morrow and Saturday, both Ppontult of the Brooklyn Helghts | o¢ the United States Milltery Academy | door. ‘The man was dead. A scaled sembled and specially priced at Simpson Crawford Co.'s, Priced so low you will at once de- and salespeople to wait upon you. If you want a at Kent avemie and Kent /at West Point, has been named by the | (O08 fT ie “Mom but mothing to give Bideion ie selecsion here) “Phird Floor, Trimmed dress hat, Stiff trimmed hat, : for girls’ Easter} junior 2- i rim hat, 7 50 gi | 10. 75 for junior Untrimmed hat, Ready tot . to-day. One of the men, James | vestry of the Chureh of thi Heavenly | any aiue to his identity, further than ot No, 02 Atlantic ave- | Rost, itth avenue and Forty-fitth | the entry on the register of tho hotel, dvaveenol (Ihe dra ey ; ibb a piece dresses of 2. ; dete in high colors, daintily trim-| blue, brown and black brilliantine Flowers, feathers, wings, braids or ribbons, the Pastern District Hospl- | street, as senior Lbbadioidl hack of an condition. tah, with eight of sucer ton to da WwW fy 1, teat iv . ry e oie porous Miah eat HO aL ako Ader | Preor and What Everytody Wants)| med with silk and lice-—-made sur-|—Side- plalted skirt with hunting | anything pertaining to the millinery business, we have it, and you can depend upon it lice style, with white tucked silk | style jacket—large box plaits with | that in every line we have an excellent variety, of the men working under Charles | tho rectorate, hia moearfs, according | perfect health and strength, to dare and a foreman, went into the con-|¢o statements matie by the vestryunen | to do, that's what you want, and you know DUR ree ke eee ah ec eas ear rs UAE PD ik tars. 6 a eure pay fo gth IL. r, Fy POO ECU TRUE RETAIL GER ORCA ET eet Very natty STIFF TRIMMED SMALL TURBANS, special 1.76, 2.95 &3,78 nm tt Re Gay’ SAAAGT SLFLER Tibsbale | Pes eae eta Hee ANE, oe BEN eet gcea tanentnL Nem Keres a ahe wool brilliantine Russian dresses | turnover collar «nd cuffs—10 to Stylishly trimmed hand-sewed SAILORS, with ribbon trimming. 3.95 LPI db : PROHE BUDSSRSEH) SD OOIAISG. 18 te World) 4p in blue and brown with fancy linen | 14 years, TRIMMED BAKER CAPS, made of silk straw bralds—extremely jaunty. ...7 Gown, In an instant he saw what | aforgan will retire, curing nervous and chronic diseases, Ho the trouble, but was stricken him-|~ py, Morgan, when ash@d it the ap-|{» also tho discoverer of that wonderful and unable to get out, He managed | nointmont prestged his r¥irement, @aid; | medicine, Dr. Greene's Nervura vlood and we a yell that brought Patrolman |r intend to Keep on ‘with ig work | Uerve Temedy. He has established a re- turnover collar and cuffs. 3.98 for girls’ reefers in i } i i! ildren’s hats— 2.98 for girls’ reefers in red pine, ret or brown fan sloth We have not forgotten the misses’ and children’s h whether for dress or school wear we have an excel- able syst ft letter correspondence, or blue, made regulation — white | full and boxy—hand-worked si H to Is al. gown the note and {re {0 8 Jone time yeh, and I wee no br which youean, verte. bln about, Your silk eniblem— full sleeves, Msep'ltecableis on aleaaen de at lent showing—both on main floor and second floor, ‘ a 14 Inte cau by I, should get out,| complaint, telling tust how you feel and urnback collar iste ‘ib f 4 him out, ‘Truckmen and others | Mech Gevbseer to ay thar ie haw | stating exch symptom from which you ara and cuffs—o to 14| light colors—military buttons, belt years, ‘in back—S5 to 14 years, on the way to the Broadway | been for several, years, have much| suffering. He will answer your letter, de- 16.7 for misses’ suits of fine quality Panama, in blue, work vet to do—far top much to think ‘our case thoroughly and telling (alee eee party, me the | Sr retirement, i y ure | ay fo, sfenaia, Realtis and ie laving cleared some Hy having he Rev, Herbert ipman, the new And for all this yo rown or black—two styles—plaited “Vassar” full n assistant minister of churoh, 1 to pay. He gives most ful a cS coat, full sleeves— ; “gan tad aed the ees Fee ate Re, Be eee tae | ee icttor and describes onch symptom #0 collar and cuffs of linen and silk braid to match — also stylish reach the stricken workmen. Shipman, who was fof many yeare the| exnctly that you cannot fall to Understand blouse coat trimmed with silk braid, taffeta bows and colored li All except Cunninghim were revived rotor of, Chriee Shun Ih, Broadway and precisely what alle you NU ied en—coats lined with soft satin—skirts trimmed with silk bands :. -firat street, y ot cl pationts th i ‘ f Sriifolal respiration after a few min- | "Ne" served ‘aa an ceblatant in Christ| rerponience and you have no fe to pay and side plalted—stzes 14, 16 and 18, » the open Pe CE eee Church for the two ‘fears after he was| Here is tho beat opportunity you ever had fled to come around was went to | graduated from tho Pheol H WHL cept oF reject it? 14.75 for misses’ and junior or i i tts | rs * omit Seanthniy fae'iese® MN Maagteer meas | ESE Ceenilupod br. areone at nit ont 1G 7S {01 mnlsses and junior or intermediate size sults | iss eag op —— bachelor's de ftom Columbia Uni-| you can also receive bis advice free, but by fala’ Bok YB , ad green, brown—white in- We iM Cag 7) or WORLD WANTS WORK veralty In ast amd nine years seo he] fis syutem of letter corr teat oral aid pointed collar—with narrow light silk braid—plaited skirt, hy Lit AMON? on Lie a ves Oin| me WW. 4 wi receive his counse ¥. WV mem, mh Pe MONDAY WONDERS, |itingy He will privch ‘at the ohusth| Irow “by writing bin a full description of! | 1O,OO for ,misses’ short loose box| 12—o7H for misses’ covert cloth coats The above cuts simply IMustrate'the trimmings Which are most desirable for. chil- on May 7, thoir case coats of all-woo! panne chevlot—plait in back, | —% length—inverted plaits in back—full sle dren's hats, viz.—ribbons, Our expert bowmakers will be ready to make up the most stylish rib- =/¥ with bett—fuil steeves—double preisted—lined | plaited Into deep turnback cuff, which Is trim, | PO?,bOWS from our own ribbong will tell you the quantity used for any particular style hat, and with heavy qual'ty light gray taffeta—also semi- | med with covered linen and narrow braid--self- OD GP ASEM iS tei Cut ite fitting short, daunty covert coats — beautifully | govered buttons—coat double breasted, full and Important—Do not wait until the last moment to tailored and stitched—tined with soft satin, boxy—yoke and sleeves satin fined, select your ribbons, as the demand {is unprecedented. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co,.——————————==——sMPSON CRAWFORD C0, $ i = n’ sEaster suits,"12.50 | GenuineFridaybargains |Boys’ Easter sui —o HESE $18 and $20 sults at ON’'T wait. until the great ° a Pe $12.50 are the strongest possible E Hy Ao | D 9 + aN acre te ot men (6) select in aster waists, eater CUE La a eas G i m4 pe stead of waiting till Saturday, when an UT of the dozens of good opportunities to purchase | stand In your way of selecting one of clothing department will be crowded as waists for Spring and Easter to-morrow, we believe you'll | these rare values for Easter or Cone never before, voluntarily admit the greatest values are here, firmation, Ordinarily you could not secure Secon Flo The sults at $3 are really 4 suit worthy to, be worn on Easter | 14Q for $2.95 India} 1,00 for $4.95 Persian ON a ease | Tomorrowa Remarkable Offering Of MEN’S SHIRTS at $1 We have ready, and will place on sule tomorrow, a really remarkable collection of fine, ; ee $12.50, but you could at $18 law shirt raists—entire front | lawn walsts—tucked front and —tvery style and size included, { new, handsome Negligee Shirts to*be sold at $1 each. dnd ‘tine, tueksectueked back: a iamed oe English mee $ Russian Eton col- 4 When the advance sample caime in, we showed it to one of our leading manufac- $] 50 iy Secor inlened with deep broldery and Val. laces—trim~ 3 Sallor at /turers, and told him that we proposed selling it for $1, He said, ‘You are foolish, I can eo 3 a reds eulls) eid (eollaty : blouse trousers, N get $13.50 @ dozen for them at wholwsale.” Judging by market values, we know that Woihaye already: tcld Your there quits. are tea ce ead He wales cre Euan cheer ia Vay See a 7 the said was true. | Brae $0 veen SORA ERY Beetles ion back formed of rows of lace| signed front off insertions— New top coats for boys $3. jeearched thtowghty see what was the nearest approach in value. ‘The best comparison to |hbe found was a shirt at $2, And according to the judgment of the shopper, there was nothing as good.anywhere at $1.50. The Shirts are made of excellent: woven madras, in blue, tan and gray grounds with white stripes. The bosoms are nicely plaited to give best effect to the stripes. Also another style in tan, blue aind gray “end-and-end” madras, with white and black hairline plaid effects, now so highly popular among custom shirtmakers, These are made with plain bosoms, We bought them at a third off the | 7.9 for $10 lingerle blouses—designed yoke of TH dese peeneted sults, with manufacturer's regular price—they consist of | Bruges lace insertions and medallions—trimmed sleeves with deep | Norfolk sults, bloomer trousers, $3 single and double breasted styles In the new inserted cuffs, covereent.,, Stays and fancy mixtures, sweond Floor. The suits at 3.95 are duplicates of the $6 and $7.50 sults SilK belt girdles, 25c. | sste eine Also spring top coats $] 2 50 _— Russian sults—2'% to 8 years—Nor- @ cravenette coats 8 and $20. ERE'S a handsome, fashionable silk belt girdle—never | folk suits, 7 to 16 years—reefers, 34 & sold heretofore for less than 50c.—to-morrow we're going | to 10 years—double-breasted pulley 7 to 16 years—top coats, 8 to to draw a great crowd in this section by offering them | 48 years— materials, serge In blue, brown, red & Be, and royal—also a selection of fifty different fancy 3.95 Correct Spring styles in men’s hats. Derbies and Soft Hats, $2 @ $3 All the shirts have detached-cufis, and are in sizes: from 14 to 17. Price $1 each, On UR complete showing of men’s hats forms a ver at 2 } sale tomorrow morning. O SATISFACTORY display for any man to choose his * § MMU sriainecheeNieerhistenniees eit : . : atest tomas Seven distinct styles—all novel and practical — : | We also havo ready a fine new flot of Irish Linen Negligee Shirts, in the natural linen Teralt coeliac The Diggs are ceorest jolly Pour choles of Wilke) bikeRi ero and Patye=spiElNt a BON ore pecially for confirmation Noolor, at $leach. They are refined in appearance, serviceable and cool, The shirta are Misiprle includes both ast oey soft hats. Ttceth 25c. for 50, sample hat pins—hundreds to select | Double aa . $ 95 oud over a comfortable, good-fitting model, and have separate cuffs, Sizes 14 to 17. me to-morrow and get the one you want for this} | from—score of designs—all nobby and proper to wear—made of | Blue serge sults... t % 1 Bi & ? Pi Spring's wear, wenpnd Floor real silver, enamelled and stone ee Per tO Maan @toor, | Blue or black cheviot m0 ® Another fine offering presents Men’s Pajamas in the regular $1.50 and $2 qualities at. $1 asuit, Madeinasmart, new military style, of excellent woven madras, with neat Mblack, blue and red stripes—all on light grounds, Just six hundred suits to sell at this price, $1.a suit. On sale to.mornow morning, Broadway ant Ninth street, | Sale of Spring Underwear ‘And Stockings for the Family 'OMORROW we place on sale a splendid group of offerings in Men’s and Women’s Un- derwear, and Men’s, Women's and Children’s Stockings, resulting from some extraord- {nary efforts made both at home and abroad, when purchasing our regular etocks, ‘ The merchandise repregemta the plums that we were able to pick up among different manufacturers who are receiving from us exceptionally large orders for our regular stocks, All of the garments are absolutely perfect in every way, and there isno sacrifice of either |} i F 4 iv é For Easter, Children’s white reefers, 53.95 pus jaunty little coat for the little tots of 2 to 6 years Is made to sell at $5 an exceedingly good D> value at that— designers must have had Easter in mind when this creation was evolved, for we # never saw a smarter coat for the occasion, It's made of a splen~ did quality of pair. i AN \\\ a A SS HEP. D., J.B. and Augustine cknowled ° Six airs of 9 50 Ks | 38 corsets are acknowledged every: Pp men $ IC Soc 9 the $3.50 corset, and that being the standard price, it is only In rare in- the town as soon as men find out they’re the regular 50c. quality. . so few and far between are such events M ORE designs than a dozen haberdashers show—better grade that you should by all means select 25c pends upon the Importer, while we send our representative direct models=18 to 30—at, Me a to the hosiery centres of Europe, where he picks the finest quall- first cost less a concession for large orders and a discount for cash, (Seren the Cleaning @ dyein, Qn effect and Is They are the best 50c. hose we ever had. 6 M é ‘ ( half. price. where to represent the highest type of Friday and Saturday—PREFERABLY FRIDAY — they’ll bo the talk of stances that a sale like this occurs— than you'll buy In any shop at 50c,, because the shop de- 5c one of these up-to-date ties and designs right out of the manufacturers’ showrooms at paler Nees NERA ‘ ; Sheer welght, plain and crow foot, Hermsdorf gauze lisle thread, fancy hand- b department. Fiber. quality or desirability in securing the savings, They are plums given to us as the largest { embroldered lisle threads, black, navy and tan grounds—all-over black laces, black customers of these manufactmrers, and we turn them over in the same manner to you. fey Cand rene a and tan laces—embroidered fronts, grenadine effects—neat embrolderles, Jacquard ef- Our dry cleaning process ( broidered em-~ 5A isettesitny Oxford mixed, silk plated plaids—25c, a patr—6 pairs for 91 IS ODORLESS, REVIVES COLORS blem on the# " r 28 , CON a AND GARMENTS DO NOT SHRINK sleeve, Our Ine Este ci R\ & A3 OR LOSE SHAPE, fants’ department Goods called for and Is exclusive, be- The good news comes just when everybody wants exactly these things, and when the javing is most useful, There are full and complete stocks all the way through at the A beginning of the sale, , { Men's Half Hose Women’s Stockings ing in charge of a style authority who returned y At ite a alr, worth 25c—-Of imported fast black iy 12346 @ pair, worth 180-—UF fast black seamless aloes Dorn ne but look after the needs % X read; lover open work, cotton; medium welght, Basement, of the little ones, Second Floor, : i * TELEPHONE CHEISEBA 2100, Black or tan lisle thread; striped, SGA HAGA RAM WOR AoE nCreG IAS eee 1,78 for $2.50 white dresses. be 0 5 RC 16 RR ROS a piace cotto ; striped, or with embrotdered'fronta 7 1 (hmeriean-made fast blacklisle thread or cotton fj s stockings iq Plain blackcotton; medium weight, At 25c a pair, worth 37% c—Ot imported fast black U ] p l f E E ] f d K d gl Ss 69 fan of cadet bine cotton,,with witte polka dota, | iste thread; plain oF in Rchelicu, cluster oF nail ribbed nusual grocery specials for Laster. | Laster sale of dressy Ml oves, OFC At 28¢ a pair, usually 3744c—-German fast black | *! ‘ eotton, with embroidered fronts or aide clocks, in neat Yac a pair, usually 50c—-Of German lisle thread: A . lovings, Black, with sill side clocks. pretty coloring Black) with openwork ankles; with or without em- ee WHEN it comes to a feast like that of Easter, one looks forward to something bh ori proleangs OA palts of Ly gloves we have sold ‘a Coes ers HA scone ¢ i i s $ is sal atify that wish at prices on a have turned out bad, which goes to show the Easter gloves you buy here to-morrow a hi better than the ordinary, It is the design of this sale to gratify that wish at p: ol HAN suns Aco baie $0 ne she age st REE TR ater) Sixth Floor, Model Fuod sti par with those you pay in the ordinary grocery. Tan a Aba polka-dots, | brolery. p ieee » & #1,50 gloves during the Spring season, Main Bloor. Black lsle thread, with openwork side clocks, Black, with white polka-dots and vertical stripes, v Ip FO WH 1 o nad Black cotton, with unbleached soles or plain black, | i” an iste thrende 9 Fin openwork ankles; embrold: a Easter hams. idee Ba 69c ig Paley sidrasead ne eroves 0 69c for a pioves te ee ; 7 ‘ed In self, white a i rf on Callfornta, = I A ce $ palr-—Ot imported lisle thread, ‘Tan lish thread, with embroidered fronts, or with SWIFT'S BEST PREMIUM ten dor. ate! mended for style, fit and durability unequalled | very special price concession, showing them to Biboe! with waite or colored aise elecka orig | CPenwork ankles or polka-dote, Brag wey? At this special price nearly everybody ; at the price, 69c. be worth « great deal more than our price—69¢. changeable effects, - Children’s Stockings can enjoy the best ham in the ‘ ¥s Kayser’s i c pair ‘Tan lisle thread, with embrotdered fronts, At 12%c a pair, worth 18c—01 fast black cotton, nar- market; 10 to 1alb size, at, Ib, WBMES |]| COUNTRY, yser’s imported lisle gloves at 25c pair. Cadet blua lisle thread, with embroidered fronts, | pow or toad ribhed; witli double knees and extra spltved : nate Kena brand The standard Summer glove of America for women and girls—sheer and cool in heels and tovs; elasticand durablequality, Sizes 6 to 10, TE TOMATO delicious Ko Summer—dressy, refined and correct—always an especially fine selection here. Men’s Underwear Ont, r a UR ND an Fe teue Neale sireagy, relined and ec y y ; h a At l5c a Rat, worth 25c—ol modus, welghG feat LD @ Strength | Toads of He 4 887, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, $ © each—Fine gage ecru cotton Shirt black ine ribhedcotton; etrong, serviceable yarn, elastic, 2] EL x f ib Heat e ' Dorawrere; Mists with chor a long wlestos: Drawers 04 | Sisen 610.10, roadway a a ecial Oxfords for Laster at °c. (28 or Bi-tnen Fowenm, Well made and tinished; excep WamentsUnderbean Heap te: pnts kel tas ° pepe cl aalh nu rifts er At 12% c each, worth 18¢e—White ribbed cotton Vouts | x OMAR A er 4 RESH from our regular $3 to $4 stocks—reduced in price only because the lots sean Shirts or Drawera. | iow neck, si sa full in length and width, Sizes 4 to, Net orchard Bs are small and we are determined to clear them out before Easter. Plenty for two days! Basement, Bhirte with Apne OF Bhort sleeves; Drawers in short or seam, with donble Kea : ; tone eee White gauze cotton Shirts, with short. At 25¢ each—White ribbed cotton Drawers, with or aleoves. without bands; knee length, wide at knee; trimmed with fruits tere 3 Pca selling at $2.15, Sale throughout Friday and Saturday. Second Wieor, i 4 You may go elsewhere and pay $3.50 \-1 e 7 luce, ‘ r jon imerre near ese white goura cotton Lirnwera, sini = White ribbed isle thread Vests; low neck, with |f mae thie | 7 is u i amet fon? bande i nt we the HN yey require t sleeves or slieveless, Pia ‘ $$. ed to please the pur- for Easter ani pring —the quality you At $1 each—Pink, sky blue or Invender n AD GEC Ror Ad OF plea Celene aay % | of ° Shader to” lbs. ote age Krench balbriggan Shirts or Drawers, Bak GR URS. DIUO iribeeriuied ware 5 catia i n { ‘ } White oF ecru-color lisle thrend Shirts or| — Veatecequate or Vestine neck urpehoteimmeds e Fave and MARIPAUE | RALTG: don. 4 TG | | ORG ak Aare Ao Hand-turned Oxfords in various styles of toes, were, nth street. | J BreKaWag . a; Quality, | atrawhorry, _ medium or high heels—patent or kid tips—kldskin or farwer than th ralhess ape t Leathe: hi Ununl 8-Ib; ca guine a patent leather—none less than a $3 value imi JOHN WANAMAKER srarzance, || “igh ee da ataee | BR Ee ae Sel agra, 9.88 bre ey ee Be De RPE NID PSUR Sy A) - ae