The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1905, Page 7

j Jump per-|@elding Newsboy and took first prize in Ween, Pe Mane Pee hi 1@ angie Narnese Clase of IG hands and bd under, Mra, Grosvenor’s Harwinatlya, A feature of the evening was the sur-| yne only uiher entry, took the red tb: | prising showing made fy Alfred G, Van-| bon, ‘| Itred Vandorbiit's four-in-hand park Gerhlit's Oakland Farm entries, which) Ueda HOR TAFAT In hol nee Rriee te captured many blue ribbons. close competition with Judgo } Y os Among the interested spectators in| vaya, who tool the second, t the aide seats were Dr, and Mrs, Wood- Yenars Tou en Ry Dinhally, took : |end, who @ year ago were prominent exhibitors, Judge William H, Moore, a tour With ive a deat higuly ' cam- Wh han not entered of late, wlio In pov ear to a dealer who mourning, waa entered in several) Blawen| tries to talk cotton Be sure to cole ‘ ‘ events, Equine Aristocrats Supreme A fow of the box-holders were Alfred lect the 14th Aventie: G, Vandorbilt, Gage Tarvell, Willlam T. Venora” Dixle collars, a 8) nue’s at Annual Spring Moore, Iouls Sherry, Jonn Gerken, G. | Wiiting's Red | Street Store busy | Cahuele WD ale Bi by Grateenes Vanderbilt First and Third. Most 15c. co Merchandise |Corner NEW YOR iyege ar , Oto . 8. i . ; erat Exhibition, Holloway, Til, Claussen, Ex-Mayor | eRe unsure rou) atau apdll) RrOteCh vOut: Discount ; : Grant and ©, Billings were Inter- CRusihing Sule and Full Dreae,| On TRIANGI Stamps Duled osainlon Whh Vanderbilt tundiing, taking frst,| collars for price of cotto! TAPES ‘and Byreos Marie and Poily Print third: | red, | Otto geahn'e Tons and. dmpetus took | A. G. VANDERBILT WINS am ents Moore Seemed | saddle MeSote's" Biel (c8| TRIANGLE, horses over 143 lands nd no} ra india dike yards were: | {hg 15.1 hands, Judge William Pa aguas seek a ew ats were! COLLARS dudge W. H. Moore’s, Mrs. Grose) own ‘Thunder took fret and Prost; secs First, §, J, Holloway's Jao ‘ 5 ond, y nk; °) an sh-wo for B8e, 4:ply. i sizes. “ i ’ Sale continues to make gigantic strides in Sales Records !—the enthus. tion second, Miss Dmily H. Be | Ganton'e Garnet Ripple ee et] ate, Machaattwo for 28, hl Myst Our Anniversary’? Sal e pig : venor’s and Mrs, Gerken’s En- AO Van Hougen's Baunt wine fourth If Li ip —— ee tH SE TRURSDA Y BARGAIN OFFERINGS | Dis Mrs, J. 13, M, Grosvenora chestn tries Also Get Blue Ribbons, | gelding ‘team was the only one driven in vers Go Wron E STAMP 4) Senate ee etm rate, tava: g INSURE MORE THRONGS! Moh Ig Mrs, John Gerken's team failed to av-| sot them right—it's simpl ' [Perera wan a tong and spirited contest | easily done: Without Sa é ‘Watch for’ Thoroughbred horses of high degree | in the class for riding horsea of 14.1 to without trouble, without J fought for supremacy, whtle Woman | 1 hands, carrying 200 pounds, Doranen | anne react it's only in ita Beautiful and expensive tollete wero | Socienonie Pretty Poly second, “arian | THN, in fact it’s only in the the Eagie!”’ fi ‘of Ge od M Mi k 25¢ tor Chemise of Good Muslin, square nec effects, trimmed with dainty cam bric 1ulfe around nec« and arm holes, 38e for 75c Fine Cambric and Muslin Drawers with full umbrella Hate ftounces, handsomely trimmed with wide insertions Emily Bedford's Bernice Belle was thint| beneficial effects that you notic’ Felegated to secondary posttions at the | HN eat Mfapiwalne’s Tip Top | you have taken eee opening of the fourteenth annual horee | fourth y g Much enthusiasm weg eroused 4 uring show of the Durland Company, at the| me tandem event, “Alfred. G, ,Vandere Get the Habit. Go to Durland Academy last night bit, drove his oaye, Rustiing Silk and eec am Ss Polly H id, Herbert id fuffies of choice Cluny and Valencienne laces, finished with beading. s It was pre-eminently a horse rhow,| Bolly, Prim. taking second. ti] ° , Sc, ‘Ai ” Price 480, with one but the Mnest and highest] Tere nesbare teok frat and. Otto ' ry we wher, 25¢ for 39c Corset Covers, 20 styles. Full front] Value 75c. ‘Anniversary Yriced animals entered. The pampered | Kahn's Conereoury Atanieg, chembat equine aristocrats were on thelr mettle | Feldines, Tcatis Ant ete endian 1 Ss Clothiers. Four Convenient Stores. and embroidery, fn all the events and gave a vremier| Chiat and Langhing Water were fourth, exhibition trom the opening event until| “aire. Fohn Gerken drove her chestnut | 8014 Everywhere, In boxes 100, anf 280. 98e for $1.50 Night ox Dresses made of fine naine A sook, cambric and long cloth, Very beautiful effects in square, V, round cr high neck styles, elaborately designed, with pretty (trimmings of fine laces and embroideries, hematitching and ribbon, Half and full length sleeves, Petticoats | 98¢ White Petticoats, $1.50 value, WAC Saka & 75c Crepe de Chine at 39c Twenty-three Inches A tightly woven; soft, yet serviceable crepe de chine, perfect in weave and brilliant in finish, The standard price of this fabric is seventy-five cents. The range of colors is excellent, including ivory, Company | Broadway, 330 tn 34th Street SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. Tailor-Made Suits for Women. Formerly $35.00 to $69.50, At $28.50 A collection of suits in a diversified series of dis- tinctive models of taffeta silks, shepherd checks, clay serges, fancy Panama cloths and broadcloths in black and a varicty of colors, together with green and blue checked worsteds. One Stamp Free with SH Every Ten Cents You Spend. ‘COME TO THIS STORE TO-MORROW! Muslin Underwear Sale for Women, Misses and Children or fitted effects, An unusual assortment with pretty trimmings of oa) Misses’ and Children’s Underwear Second Floor, 12'c for 25c Drawers, good muslin with deep 2 heim and cluster tucks, all full sizes. Special 25¢ value, at 12%4c, 48e for 75c Night Gowns of very good quality muslin, cambrio and nainsook, prettily made in high end square effects, with dainty and substantial laces and embroidery trimmings, tucks and hemstitchings, 19¢ for 35c skirts of soft finished muslin, full umbrella shape, tucked and trimmed with cambric hemstitched ruffle, Sizes 2 to 16 years, 15¢ for 25c drawers of good muslin, ample in width, trimmed with deep hemstitched ruffle & ‘amall pleats above, sizes 1 to 16 years, Wrappers 75c_wrapper_ for 39c, House wrappers, made of juality lawn, full front and tmen| light did val Ladies’ Suits, Reefers, &c.,at ‘Anniversary’ Prices white, black, light blue, pink, gray, silver, bluette, ore you value economy. al ion, i Miss bli, eae Beal Hats. ae 25.00 Suspender Dresses, at 12.50 By ail means visit our second floor if you value economy and admire fashion, Free Sa cet heliotrope, navy, royal and tan, Of taffeta silk, in blue, reseda, copper, navy or ein th Raincoats for Women’s ts, value Special for Thursday at 39c parsifal, with full plaited skirt and waist of dotted Suits, made from {mpori “fe a 23-inch model Asa Thursday special we offer 75 wom L tailor-made spring style. They: are made from @ good quality covert in the correct shade oft tan, Some are collarless with net, silk lined and trimmed with lace. high as $15.00. The Annual May Sale of Remnants of Cotton Dress Fabrics Men Ae THe, trimmings of taffeta, Under Muslins for Women throughout with guaranteed tatfeta, | Women’sWash' At One-Half Former Prices 1 OY Bove moore Blows Nt, Thi The best feature of the offer is this: In the collection of five | ian spel ae inetd ane hundred remnants there are quite a number of weaves of over the shoulder. Another which you will find two or even three short lengths in the . bodice, same shade and design, The fabrics include printed or- is a 9-gore high kilt FRENCH AND DOMESTIC GARMENTS 7 2 2 ry At Price Concessions of One-Third. The factors which contribute to establish our May ollariess effect. | @ with turnback cuff; fancy bution sale as an important event in our business year are sendy mull, Apes Swiss and dimity, fansy, aarenedine: ! Nisee Colore are black, Gilt 5 9 three—and mighty. First, the garments themselve: embroidered Swiss and novelty suitings, together with a olive, brown and oxford, Baty, g Sy limited number of white fabrics from two to ten yards long. | sizes, teeneee tee which are of an exceptionally high character, then the altogether new, and to a'degree exclusive, models, and the generous price concessions. The sale has been organized on the broadest basis—a great collection of corset covers, gowns, drawers, chemises, and skirts in a most diversified variety of styles. Thay Are Offered at One-half the Regular Prices. FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Engraved Stationery Special at 65c the box. The paper ts a very fine French lawn in white, blue or grey— for 38¢ Dresses of Chambray in 19¢c Yoke trimmed with embroidery, for 35c Children's washable Pique 19¢ braid, wide ties, special at 196. A Sale of Silks Main Floor, from 1 to 4 years, 19. Domestic Garments. ! Fi ; | fifty sheecs of it, with envelopes to match, in the very latest 50c Corded Habutai Wash Silks, in a 77771 Covers 39c, 50c, 79c, I98cto $4.95 shap. d size, Regularly, sixty-fi Id bi Hees Gowns 39¢, 50c, 79¢c, 98c to $18.50 modest price for the Eye Ve, We willtetarravtia eee full line of colors, Thursday Anniversary 22¢ | { Drawers 39c, 50c, 79c, IBcto $4.95 in any color from your own monogram or address die without Sale price, ws j Chemises 79¢, 98c, $1.19, $1.39to $4.95 gueise. If you are win die we will cut one at $1.00 to $1.00 Rough Colored Shantung Silk, fererial| { Walking Skirts 79c, 98c, $1.19, $1.39 to $22.50 i aameeantapec ts US geet 27 inches wide, sold now for shirtwaist |KQ@ j=) French Hand-Made Lingerie. ' fy sults hy Crysepeciallat Gowns $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 to $10.95 Drawers $1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $4.95 to $7.95 Covers “$1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $4.95 to $7.95 Chemises $1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $4.95 to $8.95 May Sale of Petticoats Hosiery for Women & Children Even though you choose to pay but twenty-five cents for your stockings, we promise fast colors and a good, service- able thread. From that to the most costly silk stockings you will find our stock complete, Wamen'a Staakinga of black, tan or white dauze cot- ton, soles, heels and toes strengthened by a double Wash Goods Main Floor, 4\e per yard for American Apron Ginghams, best quality, Other stores are selling the same at634c, They come in all size checks, blue with white, brown and green with white, etc, Ge per yard for Dress Ginghams, A good gingham in thread, At 25¢ plaids, sir'pes, checks and plain colors, Others ask tc, Our anniversary price is 5c Two full-fashioned models, both of them new, at Women's S:ack Bp ORR yete 10k Cae Henn Eine rere, Cena Tay A i 4 ackinds of black gauze lisle, strengthened best. All new dress designs for children's school dresses, women’s house dresses, prices more than one-third less than standard, soles, heels and toes and garter tops. At 25¢ ete, Allcolors, The price should be 12 4c, Qc per yard for Silk Chiffon finish mull, All shades, in- Weamen'a Stockings of black lace Isle, of tan lisle, cluding white, 27 inches wide. A cut of 34%c on each yard, Others ask 12 ‘4c, with embroidered instep or of plain black gauze with at $6.95, Of excellent taffeta, changeable and plain effects, in dell~ garter tops, At 35c cate evening, street and pastel shades, made with shirred Women's Stacking of black llsle thread, with richly Stylish Millinery embroidered insteps. At 48c Mecond Floor $4.50 Mohair Pet {s at $2.98, \ Women's Stockings of pure silk, light and sheer, in is STAR rasen te Cnclinees uate Of imported mohair in black, red, gray, blue or brown, with black, champagne, biscuit or tan, At 98c, Bo. Hats at this low price, but we want our Anniversary prices to be memor- > ec able, 80 we say your choice of many | shapes, many straws and mony colors, each | at section flounce corded with taffeta silk; lengths 37 and 39. May Sale of Corsets Corsets of a high character—the Augustine, of white silk broche batiste in a series of models de- eines for all manner of figures, the regular price of which is $5.50, at $2.65, and of white batiste in medium bust, long hip models with garters attached, regularly $3.00, at $1.45, Children’s Steckings of black, white or tan, narrow ribbed cotton, strengthened knees and soles, At 25c $5.00 Oxfords for Women Distinctive Spring and Summer Lasts. The to-order boot-maker will find his cleverness taxed and every phase of his craft called into re- quisition to fashion an oxford with the distinctive lines, the graceful arch and the perfect proportions that identify ours at five dollars. It is the only ready-for-service oxford of which we know that has everything in common with those made to order. 4 $3.98 for Trimmed Hato \. Hundreds been sold this week at this low price, Pi \ The styles are up-to-date, the shapes are fine and the colors Wy are desirable. $1,985 for Sample Hand Made Hats The values this week are simply extraordinity More in HH this lot to-morrow. New gecds worth double our quotation. Take your choice at $1.98 $2.98 for $5.00 Hats for Children Exquisite hand made Hats for misses and children, Large flare shapes, made of finest silk braids, liberally faced with chiffon in the best colors, 1$2 Worth of Groceries, $1.00 Fresh Meats and Fish Lace Collar Spreaders Designed to correct the unsightly sagging and to insure the proper shape of a lace collar. The spreaders are gold ‘The package contains the followin: siap'e groceries: plated and with {mitation amethyst, sapphire, emerald, Gikaon Tien of patent leather, tan Russia calf and $ pound cloth sack H, & E. fine Granula OO TF ea caught: Boston ruby, topaz, turquoise or pearl. Special, per pair, 25¢ gunmetal kid with large silk worked eyelets, plain peter care oot 3e FISH, NY ence toes, high Spanish heels, hand turned or hand 1 ff Condensed Soup... a? soos Se stitched soles, At $5.09 1 pound 35e Java and Mocha Colt ade }COD FISH,” itAT! Walking Pampa of patent leather, tan Russia ca’ a Hi Rye ! BERS. couhde, New Gloves for Women Walking Ramee of patent leather, ton Russia col (elke of Prost & Games Tv 326 | DERE, gount i 1; or white buckskin wit ‘uban or Spanish heels an 1 ful!s 4 package Instant Tapioca, 10¢ |SHORT R EES , From Nuesich sti fe imported a new series of hand stitched, extension soles, At $5.00 aavoed can folid pack Red Ripe Tents ‘ah Se Roast Paani: “10e mousquetaire and short gloves in exquisite shades Rp Barty Ribken Ties, of champagne kid or patent Thia combination order will not be broken, PO RHOUSE | which receive their initial presentation with us. leather with plain toes, hand turned light weisht Limit of two packages to» AND gop 1.09 STEAKS, pound, 15¢ They include: i soles, Louis XV. heels in models designed for ag pas BUNGE RiRtR Mops) Sy ee at 8 a Glayan of suede tn porcelain bl d di tremely high instep, At $5.00 etable 1 dreéns, with three Matute Appa aa ht el ack Oxford Ties, of patent leather, tan calf or dull Fresh pratteany Vegetables Mounauataire Gloves of suede, sixteen-button length a wa pan ey deur teres CUD eae een : ' Radoty iJ iy panish or Louis + heels, in pearl, grays, maize, biscuit, white or black. of glace, twelve, sixteen and twenty button lengths, in white or black. t $5, Hand-Rmbraidered White Canven Gikaen Tiga SMALL RUM S| Fresh Strawterry Rhubarb, 3 large bunches with Cuban heels, hand tirned soles and high arched instep CORNED BEEF, Green Peas or String Beans, quart basket will receive their initial presentation to-morrow at $6.00. Je| Freah Jersey Asparagus, tender grass, large bunch... ‘ata, button crown, neatly trimmed with Suits at $4.98 They aro made from linen, lawn and dimity in the new Spring styles, trimmed with lace, embroidery, piaits, (ucks, etc, Colors are all white and white with colored figures, All sizes. Misses’ Clothing for Misses’ Suits, de of all-wool fancy mix- tures. The jackels are made in Norfolk and $5.98 Children’s and Infants’ Dresses | sjouse siyio, collaries effect, prettily trimmed with all braid, lendid sssortment of colors, Hubbard | New high kilted skirt, Sizes 14 to 18 years Q§ {2r Children’s Reefers in mixed tweeds and plain colors ot blue, brownd and red trimmed with military buttons, New full sleevesiwith silk emet blem, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Dress Goods 25c per yard for 50c English Mohairs, 38 inches wide, very lustrous, in shades py of brown, blue, red and black. Only ay 25¢ | | eerentosess|)] limited quantity, Come early, stain rior, ——Ty 25¢e Qie per yard for 50c Silk dot Crepe Veiling, full 38 inches wide, in shades of reseda, tan, brown, red, navy, royal, gray, etc; Me A Sale of Shoes” whird Floor, both high and low cut shoes for woments wear, brown kidskin low and high shoes, nen’s Dongola low and high shoes, Women's patent coltskin jow and high shoes specially 1 ‘ gathored together for this great occasi They have military and Cuban heels, med'um and broad'toes, Some are Blucher cut, others straight lace in pattern, All sizes from 2% to 8, widtbs D to EE, Your choice of tea distinct styles Thursday at the extremely low price of $1, 98e for chil and misses’ Dongola lace and button shoes, Sizes 6 to 8, 8'4 to 11 and 11% to 2, Thesershoes were manu factured to 50 and 81,75 per pair, 786 for chi nd misses’ Gibson Tles\of patent leather, also one-sirap ilippe of fine vicl kidskin in red, blue and pink, Sizes 8 to 11 and 11% to 2, Value up.to $1.50, 49¢e fer infants’ turn sole shoes and two-strap slippers, Sizes'2to6, They are worth up to 89c, 6Ge for children’s white canvas shoes and Oxford ties, isizess6'to 8; Large slaes, 8% to 11, 78e; 11% to 2, 89e. ue $1.25, A Sale of Waists & et for $1.00 waists made of dainty BOC vee igh and | figured and striped madras, with six side plaits from shoulder to bus down front ornamented with pear collar and new sleeves, fOr $1.25 Waists of sheer white dotted Swiss made with V shape yoke trimmed with three rows of valenciennes lace insertings. Fancy collar attached and new sleeves, buttoned down the back. Gloves Hosiery , Main Floor, ent POOF a Another shipment just received 49e@ or women’s 2-clasp}o¢ 500 dozen women’s fine real Kid Gloves in black, white and tam Volue $1.00 and} Maco yarn imported cotton hose, $1.50, Hermsdorf dye, fast for women’s and chil-}black,perfect quality, 12'%¢ 50e dren's Kayser Silk Gloves} double soles and heels 2 with double finger tips. Men's Hose with unbleached split soles: for women’s and chil+ | women's plain black or ten 4 © sren's reguiar 50e Milanese J lace and polka dots; regular 123¢ prec eee BEELER) MM sess Diss Lisle Gloves. 19¢ und 25¢ quality, sesees Great Specials in Leather Goods ! 29e for 59¢ Belts im silk and leather combined. They come in green, blue, brown, black, white, etc, i 15¢ for 25c and 50c Leather Goods, Odds and ends, such as card cases, bill rolls, pass cases, novelty purses, ete, 49c for 75c Shirred Belts made of peau de cygne silk in light blue, white, black, eto, Main Floor,