The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1905, Page 9

PAUL . JONES SHOULD REST IN NEW YORK and have arranged that the matter be Dressed before the Federal Government Theee are: but a few of the many CHOOSE LIBERTY ISLAND AS PLACKH FOR JONES'S TOMB United Voice of ice of the People of the City Raised to Claim the Body. MOST FITTING PLACE, Justice Fitzgerald Gives New| Reasons Why This Honor Should Be Paid to Hero. mains to New York, When the claims of the various oities are lav] before the Government It will be seen that no other place haa so clear a ttle to the honor as haw New York City, where Jones iived, where he wished ‘to pasa) the rematnde: of his jufe and where he Pecelved lula greatest reward from Con- To the Milter of The Brening Worlds At a meeting of the Irish- American Republican League notice was taken of your grand action townrd having New York City selected as the resting place of the remnins of John ri Jones, and it was the nnanimons view of all present that Liberty IsJand ts the mont suitable place in New York City. Thanks to the New York World, the firet aight the foreigner om || nearing this port sees tm ‘Tin. erty” statue, Then why not let that feland be the resting pince of one who @id so mach for American Uberty, and who lovea le all New Yorkers are weiss in the know! ledge that this Is the only fit- ting pot for the Interment ot the Vather ae ae American Navy, yet tho precise aii in thie city moet wor to receive thi not yet de- Wor! Ha readers are to write, naming © DISCUSS PLACE OF BURIAL. Battery’ Crowning Monamoent. To the Editor of The Evening World: Battery Park, wih ite new Custom- House, water gate, eaieeon| monument, &c., I to be a thing of bewuty, Let the crowning glory of that fine pleasure kround be the grave of ‘aul Jones, ai mounted by a Tnonuenent worthy of the ‘hero whose famo oof Battery This should be in the entre af Baltary Park Evening World Readers Make Sug- gestions as to Where Tomb of Admiral Should Be Located, Mberty? JAMES Ne tar out at Insh-Amortoans throughout New. lati BES) SO AVATUK', seiten Island. York are enthusiastic !n indorsing and Chairman, A S8ymbollo ene promoting ine Evening d's pian ro the Maktor of The Evening body of John Paul Jones te Sh to bring the toward having the remaine interred in Sones oe aes ine to. thie city for burial ‘aupeome thie olty, Such a precedent would seem re ode prom! e inMeate the coe Wish that Bontesone the ih at ye Adin ral Gael ganizations \storical honors the sort be con- ooman and the ovher @ I~ wort, sald tc fexred on his native place,’ ee ad we ae five teat Suggests Liberty tsland. ‘The Irish - American Repubitcan Leaguo has also unanimously approved | ‘Kua’ pl The Evening World's suggestion, and | £0 adds the opinion tit Liberty Island is | the most appropriate site for the hero's mausoleum, The Board of Aldermen have appoint od two committees to further the plan, we of which ts empowered to 00-0p- orate w | the ase. retell Verio) BABE oy) Baal tae grorlnsting lite o¢ the potious Stars 11d phere en York t@ the most s for the rv question that New ablo resting place ging of Paw Jones, It too representative naval port, and was the weene of many of Jonva's closvat American associations, There Ls also another phase of the project whieh whould command notico; Ambassa-| dor Porter, who diacovered John Paul Jonos's body. is & New Yorker, | and it was largely duo to his Instrus Leo the model of ne Me ‘To.the Wiitor of The Kvening World! Our beloved sailor, Paw Jon the fathor of our navy, and he for tho independence of our country, as the heroee of the civil war fought’ for preservation of the Union and the mentallty that the bones of @n-| torical societies as to tho moet suitable Ps h + yes. Sinoe that time the sailors and other national hero—Gen Grant—now | place in New York City for the tmber- pata lers of our country have been hon- rost here, At the dine of Grant's death | ment. ored by @ grand arcle at Prospect Pari there was ‘ roversy as to his| ‘The Legisinture has passed unant- Font di ph TALE ater dei 4 burial placo, and Gen. Porter did much mously resolutions favoring the schema Ba noldiere, Now, o» Parl Jones: was Best Creamery This week there is again “something doing’’ in the “best butter line.” All Spring we have been fighting the creamery and dairy forces of the country for lower prices, combine is powerful and stubborn, but we broke through their defenses a few days ago, when we smashed the price to 27 cents a pound. The ten carloads we offered at this fi figure melted away like snow in July before the eager demands of our cus- tomers, But other purchases have arrived—this time the “CREAM” of; the Western product, fresh and fragrant as the first breath of Spring, although the QUANTITY is not half what we expected. These ship- ments are now being distributed to every store. We won't stop to reckon the cost, but will gladden the hearts of all our customers and of every housekeeper within reach of one of gir stores by keeping the pe at 27 cents a pound, We are content to lose our profit if we can reak up the “high-price” combination. So call around this week. Better Butter Is not to be:had in any market. Double ‘4, Trading Stamps Green At All of Our 149 Grocery Stores To Byeryedy, with Everything Except C. 0. D. Orders and Where ‘Special Stamp Gifts Are Given as Below. Special Gifts of Green Stamps with Teas and Coffees at Half the Usual Price. 40 “S. & H,"! Green Stamps free with a pound of Ceylon Golden Tips, for . . 50c 40 “S. & H." Green Stamps free with a pound of our 50 Celebrated Unxld Teas, for c 2 5 “S, & He"? Green Stamps free with a pound of our _35 Best No. 1 Teas, for . c 1 5 4S, & H." Green Stamps free with a pound Alc our 25 Choice No. 2 Teas, for . c 1 5 “S, & H.’? Green Stamps free with a pound of 25 Best Mocha & Java Coffee, for c 10 “S, & H.’’ Green Stamps free with a pound of 1 5 Famous Coffees, for 20c, 17c, & c Hams. Bacon. Picnic size; lean, tender, delicious Swift’s Famous Eagle Brand little Hams, 5 to 7 Ibs, 8 Boneless Lean Strip | Weight, a1D-ssseeeesssreee OC Sugar-Cured Bacon, |b. 4c Essie Brand California Fruits. Tie wary finest California frults ud under the “Essie’' label, héyaate,picked at the right stage of ripentng ‘and: preserved in pure, rich syrup.> More delicious canned fruits cannot be had. Our prices, always low, are reduced for this week to: Esshe Cherries, a can Essio Peaches, a can Essle Bartlett Pears, Essie Apricots, a can... Essie Egg Plums, a can Essio Green Gages, a Ca Essle Siiced Peaches “Ss. & HI Blue Ribbon Dried Fruits. Guaranteed full welght, in prime condition and first quality: Evaporated Apricots, 1-1b, 5c Evaporated Peache carton. Evaporate: carton... . Prunes. Blue Ribbon brand, choicest fruit from Santa Clara, B-1b, Cartons, sevvecereee — Blue Ribbon Tapioca. Taney a tnbottees pure and resh; flaked, pearl or gran- Wated 4 1b, artons, erg OC Blue Ribbon Carolina Rice, Highest grade Whol) head arainy 3-Ib carton.ese., 25c¢ Blue Ribbon Jams. Home-made, from selected pure fruit ee all’ the choicest 15c AS} glass Jatssevesee Blue Ribbon Farina. Most appetizing for breakfast, and makes delicious Hone 8 4 1b, carton Cc 6 Extra Stamp Specials for 3 Days At AllOur 65 Licensed Liquor Stores — Malt Extract. Feet rall Pata | Butler S aMOUS| tremens Special price for this week—dozen tottles, $1.00; three bot. les, 28c.: @ bottleseees 9c Green Starnps free with every bottte for 30 eee “Trish Whiskey. Sir John Power & Son's famous Cabinet Whiskey Mellow, well-aged, smooch and relia- ble; distilled from high - grade rye, Suitable for family and medicinal use. In Full Quart de. seme rE finest imported fro} ni le, 4 our own bottling, 30 Green Stamps free with 1.00 icy adn eT every bottle for y $ J .00 ~ Guinness’s s Stout. Stamps Free. [Race 30 sth, 1.55 geeanter ae ABINET Thr jottles for 40c. adi) fsa Lager Beer. Different Brews—Light or Dark, Free. [SO is cia be 00). 50c free with every case at component steps in the general move-| ment to bring Jom Paul Jones's re-| thy | satisfaction of knowing that hie prompt Butter 3. 27c. At All the 149 JAMES surita Grocery Stores. nanan aa a ae, Se nuisasnmanentanten —_—_—_— one of these great herole sallors who pledged his life to his country, I think the most appropriate place to bury hits is under this mem ch, Aly | memory will last Ks the world lasts, This Is t iment oft) ie members of 1. M. Hamilton Post, N 152, 0. A. K., De if Me RTIN, 1075 Gates av ooklyn CHAUFFEUR RISKS LIFE TO SAVE AUTOMOBILE. no While It and Flames. Attnok Mac! In Nelns Cleaned ‘fureaten Garnge, Although badly burned himself, Luke Lynch, a chauffeur, employed in the garage, No, 2156 Broadway, has tho action to-fay probably saved many au- tomobiles worth thousands of dollars Whilo leas: & machine a Jot of cotton wal ate, caught fire, in Pietant the whole Bion, was fireat: ened, na tho roame-soaled Att niet jad ‘been used to wipe gasoline away Ahreatened to communicate to the gape: line tanics in the place and also to the mi en, Lyneh, althourh enyelopad in the flames, fought the fire the beat he could | Ml the fire department arrived, Dy that time the had been terribly burned. Te was removed t hoepit Why Are ore Belwe 500 Patients Dalyt aan maa do wegusten oth | Hie ‘any n, } Wentranee Bride BU) German spoken, Lady Attendants, Te}, Essie Brand | Corn and Succotash. { 4 § Extra fancy Maine Sugar Corn and | i] § Succotash, creamy, swett and ten. der, with the fresh field tiavor; | ff nothing finer packed; regular Price, 15c.a can; price this week: Essie Sugar Corn, a can,, 1 Essic Succotash, a can,, Canned Peas. y Hillside or Ma esticy extea sited, el early .une, sweet, green, ih. tender Peas, a caniesseee (2c | Triumph Oats. Best quality Nethern grown white rolled oat flake Disa | (f) c the mill; Smoked Beef. Highest grade smoxed beef, chipped fresh daily, clean and PBR tizing; } Zeid, package... (12¢ Blue Bibbon Marmalade. Home-made, from choicest Califor. nia oranges; equal to the best Imported; a glass jar, l 5c American Beauty Ginger Snaps. The children’s delight in pasteboatd barrels, each I 9% MarshmallowDainties. A Package.ns+sereee see OC Uneeda Milk Biscuits. Pkge, Zu Zu Ginger Snaps Oysterettes.... +++ Ross’s Royal Belfast Ginger Ale. Oldest and best imported; retalled regularly at wholesale price; dozen bottles, $1,175 10c 6; MoKe op vine $c Peerle eauce erahire Bunce: wll, tanh pure Pot Still Dublin Whiskey— }, 7 Mplunes leans 1 The Best Hotel mB i2c. grade, AHE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1905... Wy Our May Muslin Under= wear Sale isnow full bloom with great bar- gains in Choice Garments, dbl fo is aday for great value-givin in every department. ee — Bargain Friday Dress Goods. st=«S*~S; 75e Mohair Sicilian, 39c. For One Day Unsy. 10,000 Yards of a Splendid Qvility Mohatr Sicilian, fully 50 inches wit in light and dark navy, gun metal, brown and black. Made to sell for 75c. yard, 39c At the Bloomingdale store, Bargain Friday only...,.. Main Floor, near Rotuma Remnants of Dress Goods, 19c. All Wool Votles, All Wool Albatross, All Wool French Challies, Mohair Brilliantines, W, Shepherd Checks and Silk and Wool Suntan Actual values 39¢., 50c, and 75¢, per yard. All at one price for Targain Friday, OMY...seeecssesesseeees 19c Main Floor, near Rotunda, 7c. CORDED BATISTES at 4c. 10,000 yds. choi and dark grounds, warranted fast colors, ice Corded Batistes, in pretty, neat effects, on fight 25c. COTTON VOILES, 12%. The best cotton voile in the market—neat fancy effects, plain shades, and black and white; made to sell for 25¢ at BLOOMINGDALES' PRINTED TAFFETA, 1 In light and dark bright lustre; the splendid goods fo Friday sevreecee to-morrow, Bargain’ Friday only, 12% 214, all the newest printings, neat small effect, grounds, best im r shirt-waist suits, To-morrow, Bargain Friday in Men’s and Boys’ Shirts. with white stripes. Fine imported and domestic silk four-in-hands, tecks, puffs and Eng- lish squares, all new Spring and Summer. patterns and colors, Worth from $0¢, to_$1,00, at Bloomingdales’ Bargaln Friday... \ Bargain tied Girls’ Dresses. \ Girls’ Gingham Sus- : pender Dresses 98¢ Pleated white lawn, waist, trim- med with insertion, detachable. An excellent assortment of pretty checks and stripes. 6 tto 14 year Sh278S 5.05 98c Girls’ Junior. Suits, in chambrays, bourette, white pique and duck, all with pleated skirts, jackets nicely trimmed, 10,12 and 14 year sizes, (hy, Girls’ Chambray Box-Pleated Sus- pender and Waist Dresses in Russian effects; some have pleated skirts, All nicely trimmed, tots year siesseesoe 1.98 Second Floor, 1 $2.98, $3.49, $3.75, { Bargain Friday Linens, #c. | The May Sate of Linens, Etc. The climax of exceptional values will be reached in the great Bloomingdale May sale to-morrow, Bargain Friday, Table Linens, | 50c., 60c. and 5c. Towels, all , pure linen and hemstitehed, huck ly, Mercerized Table Damask» | {nd damask; lor this salew se. 39¢ FC y 60 inches wide, choice designs. Muslins, Bed Clothes, All Pure Linen Damask, 49c. Yard Wide Bleached Muslins, Bleached Scotch and German silver including Hill, Lonsdale, Fruit of bleached, worth 60c, and 65¢, a yd, the Loom and other 10c, grades, , | Bbeveorererre an + OC Napkins Worth $1.00 Per Dozen "19.4 Cotton Blankets, (or Summer 6 at 65c¢, and use, white, tan, Full bleached mercertzed kins ray per size 18x18, Sieiave IESE Ts PAlrevseee ees 29c Table Napkins Worth $1.29 Por | !!*4 Gray Only, Pp 75¢ Crochet Bed Spreads, hemmed, Dozen at 99c, best grade for summer hotel use: Extra fine mercerized damas« nap. kins, Size 20x20, and pure linen Single and ‘4 size. ,69c Scotch damask table napkins, size Full size..... 79¢ A7x17. Better grade, fu $1.00 Muslin Sheets, sewe 5 Napkins, $1.49 “a good washing sheet, very desirable: % size, 72x90 Tull size, 81 x9 White Goods, Fine Grade English Long Cloth for good underwear, and extra fine quality English Nainsook; both are | 36 inches wide and fully worth 15¢, per yard, for this sale 8 Beautiful Lace Striped Lawns, variety of designs, for shirt waists and children's dresses; good yalue at 12%e., speci: Fine Sheer Quality ped White Madras, just the material for dainty Summer dresses and shirtwaists; made to sell at 25¢, per yard; Special AG en .10c Matn_Fioo} i dozen. Extra heavy pure size 22x22, linen Damask, Towels. Turkish Bath Towels, fringed and hemmed, .8%c 20c, grade...15e | 1c, grade.....10c 25c. grade... 19e 60c Turkish Bath Towels 39c, Extra heavy, full bleached, size 27463 inches, Note the size. 10c, Crash at 7%4c. | All. pure linen kitchen crash, 17 inches wide, plain white. Good Quallty Qlass Towelling, different sizé checks, red and blue; for this Sale, ,sssess aus soeeee BME | $1.25 Bath Sheets, 79¢ | A good heavy guaity, white {ringed 11, yds, x 2% yds,, special....7¥e [ Bargain ‘Friday Underwear. N Ac The Greatest Negligee Shirt Sale of the Year. 20,000 Men’ s tSale Shirts, positive 39 c 59c, 75c and $1.00 values, at....-- All new Spring and Summer styles and wattyine) plain and plaited bosom, made of fine quality woven madras, chambrays, cheviots, Tuxedo printed corded madras. Plain white stripe madras with plaits. ¢ Plaited and plain bosom madras shirts. with separate cuffs, some with two separate collars, others with collars and cuffs attached. Many neat patterns, and white grounds with black or blue stripes; also medium dark ground with neat figures, none sent C. O, D., and no mail orders filled, Main Floor, G0th St, Section, A Great Men’s NecKwear Sale. 29c., or 6 for $1.65 Ww Persian designs, all colors, Coupon. pee vans shire front and Upon presentation of back, borders of solid Met SS alttot™ s. All sizes, 3410 2A ‘Women’s Pure for Friday.. Silk, Long, El- ld Floor, 59th” Bt. eatton, At ion (Bargain Friday _ ) t 49¢ i eee cia Petticoats, i teh, and Another opportunity to se- regulare None Sold at This out the Coupon, Main Flove, 09) high gr needle self-threa light-running $35 is th the same iy ¢ No mail, te $45 Sewing Machines, Five Drawers, Drop Head and Automatic Lift, $50 Sewing Mach Automatic Lift, Instructions I'ree to Wall The most sensat The entire surpl less than the cost of Me ROLL FOR 4¥oc, ROLL F PAPERS, in Brsens, reds and Pt 7c. A ROLL FOR STURE, a vast assortment, never known to 10c, FOR GILT A ROLL FOR VARI ld4c, A FLORAL PAPERS, be duplicated for less than 25¢. to 35¢ 2c. A FOOT FOR HARDWOOD MOULDINGS, gilt mouldings; sold Paper-hanging done at reas 1 ces. Third Bloor, —— = Friday in China Ware. Women’s Underwear At Half Regular Prices. Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests, an importer’s samples; 3 sizes only—-36, 38 and 40 —extrenely well made 25c¢ and neatly trimmed; some worth 75C, atveeeee Women’s Extra Size Vests, in white, with or 12!c without wing sleeves; actual 25c, values, ates» 2c Women's Lace Trimmed Pants; white ed cotton, umbrella shape; exceilent quality; tinme: d with wide lace at the bottom, button side and open back; ta bate, 19 to goat Star ately Razor: S, aaa The best safety razor the wor HALF Vo mnonow snly Pe LS >& Dutcher Razors. $1.5 low Ground, [3 $1.75 Hollow Ground, Korten Razors, r $4.75 Bell steel ie Main Floor, fot, Bt Section, O9e. Teacups and Saucers. AMG. Plaques Your chotce only. ee St. Section, 49c, 69c and 98 Fancy China Pieces The lot consists of: 4c. French China Berry Bowls. 4c China Cracker Jars. 4%, 7 China Chop Dishes, 49c. fancy China plates various x kini - China bishes, white and ¢hina Bonbon Dishes. -overed Cheese Dishes. Imported fancy China Nand = painted to-morrow “None (eh These bargains will be found on special tables on the 25c Imported imported 5c d floor, 59th Wigan iedahip io! All Cars |pareuni keu ig Transfer to —Bloomingdale Bros.— ——————— u Bargain Friday Kimonos} Re eee jray and blue Positively 50 dozen lawn kimonos in cure a great waza in gingham pettic Made of plain and striped ngham, with one deep bias ruffle, or flounce, trimmed withnarrow ruffle; reg- ular value 39c, Spe- cial at Bloomingdales! Second Floor, Sth St. Becton, Price With th st. 8 5 Sewing Ryiciihe for $10 And it is one manufacturers in the world, by both the makers and ourselves, | ade and equi and patent le-threader—noiseless and you'd pay an agent or exclusive dealer for yur price for to-morrow only Jephone or ©. O, D, orders filled, and none sold to dealers, for One Day Only ines, Seven Drawer: for One Day Only... Purchasers Bargain Friday Drop Head ong Main Pioor, Lexington Ave, Sec Paper at Tempting Prices.” ional values ever offered, us stock of a leading manufacturer which we bought at raw stock, WALL PAPER MADE TO. SELL FOR 4c. OR BED- ROOM. STRIPES and DINING= ROOM foride sold all ov “LAN TTING-ROOM PA PBRS, ell for less than 12}ge. AND EMBUSSED PAPERS, worth 18c, a rot. iD GILTS, TAPESTRY AND for parlors, libraries and reception halls, which cannut White enamelled and generally at oc A Auge Orn St. Section, Foiorrow from 10 to 12 o’Clock You may buy a handsome Cheviot, Melten. ea or Mannish M:xed Cloth $5.00, $6.00 or $7.00 SKirt for $1. 98 Barga in Friday “Shoes. Women’s $4.00 Shoes, $2.40 | 500. Pairs of WOM GENUINE IDEAL LACE and_ button Boots, made in the most up-to-date — fashions, strictly sewed welts, bears the Ideal Kid label, IDEAL KID isthe most expen- sive as yell as the most fer sirable leather mad , fe ‘0 8, wis BtoE pair worth Special Friday only, ny tal $2.40 Women’s White Canvas Oxfords, $1. 5) 10 $3. -00. Lexington to 3d Ave. |j 59th fo 60th Streci. | Wovien’s$1 Giac El G OES oe ation of silk ever produced in cotton; } Bargain * Lawn Kimonos | 29c ne of the best and most improved drop-head machines to. be found, made by one of the foremost Ff Fully Guaranteed for 5 Years } d with the latest improved attachments, $15.00 $16.50 7