The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1905, Page 12

Handkerchiefs. A special sale of Women’s Pure | Linen Handkerchiefs, 1¢ inch hem and full size. Regularly 7c each, special per dozen 5 Cc Sixth at 58c, or at eacti...... The Greatest of Our hallenge Sales “%:i Full Swing. Enthustasm running rlot—Crowds on every floor —Bargains unexampled In every department. Rarely indeed does 2 store récelve so tremendous a response as this promises to be; but the reason is plain—tremendous value for money— Such a8 Ehrich’s alone knows how to give. Sale Continues To-morrow with hundreds of bargains just as great as-these, 1.08 for Women’s $5.50 Skirts. 3.98 for Women’s $7 and $10 Coats. 7.98 tor Women’s $15 Mohalr Outing Suits. 98c for $1.50 Checked Sateen Sunburst: Pettticoats. 79¢-tor 1.25 Black Sateen Petticoats. + 49¢ for 68c Striped Habutal Silk. 49c for 24-inch 85¢ India Silk. : 59% for 19-inch Mongolian Pongee Silk. 89c for 28-inch: Mongolian Pongeo Silk. © 1.26 for 38-inch Mongolian Pongee Silk. 28c yd. for 48¢ novelty Suitings, fancy and black. 47c yd. for 69c all wool Black Cheviots, 44-inch. 190 -for 29c fine mercerized Eoliennes. 11¢ for 19¢ Lawns and Dimittes. 9c for 15¢ Fancy Voiles, flo: fects, 3.95 for $7.50 Trimmed Hats. 78c for $2.80 French chip and fancy braid Hats. 48c for $1.00 Rose Wreaths, Entire hat trimming, 15c for 25c Women’s Lisle Thread Vests. 19¢ for 29¢ Women’s Thread Gloves, 12%e for 19¢ Children’s Ribbed Cotton Hose—fast black, 1-50 for $2.50 Augustine Batiste Corsets, garte; ttached. . 49c for 75c Japanese Handkerchief Kimonos. DOR | eT uesday argains. Truly wonderful in every sense of the word, and there are hundreds of other equally attractive specials which we cannot begin to mention in this limited space, Come here to.morrow by all means and get your share of the bargains in this Great Reduction Sale, They are breaking all previous May sale records, Ne before were such values offered so early in the season. Great Barsgain.in Skirts. ® ‘Popular Accordion Pleated Skirts—One of the Best Skirt Values Ever Presented Women will recognize at a glance what an extraordinary bar- gain this is, The description and the low price tell the economy story most forcefully, 500 on sale to-morrow and they ought to be sold in next to no time, These are beautiful skirts, like illustration, with shirred yoke and full accordion “pleated, Made from a Panama voile, light, soft and graceful, Shown In shad iS as lue, brown, cream, chim- pagne, Tight gra: yf white; all lengths from 59 to 44, and walst bands 23 to 28 inches. A great value at... tt eeseneeoe conseeceeen see e ’ Girls’ Gonfirmation Dresses Another special sale to-morrow. Made from sheer lawn, with entire yoke of insertings of Val. lace, finishea with deep bertha, edged with lace; full skirt made over drop of organdie; 1 98 Corset Cover sizes 6 to 14; regular $4.00 value, al Medicines | Notions. mo Embroidery. 39¢, values, special at 19c, And Toilet Articles. Larve Roll White A broad and dainty assortment No Mail Order. nihersuiich Hew (Biteher's) regularly sold a a specially priced for quick selling, Full 18 inches wide, have beads ing edges with open and closed designs. Values up to 39c. a Oc Dress Goods, Gtc. yard, special at. ,, 50c. Dress Goods, Special at 29c. 38-inch All Wool Panama Votie, One of the most popular weaves of the season, Shown in a range of the most popu. lar colorings, including cream and Cc black; regularly 50c.; special at...,, 59c. Silks, Very Special at 29. . 2,:00 yards of White Satin Stripe Corded Wash Silk, Ladies’ Suits. Ladies’ Brilliantine Walking Suits, Black and colors. New and effective models. Value $39.50. -. 20+ esses ‘Linen Walking Suits.................. 13,75, 18.00, )* Shirt Waist and Suspender Suilts..... 18,00, 25.00, Will offer the following values to close ; .1$30'& $40 Ladies’ Walking Suits........ .......-Reduced '$20 Ladies’ Etons and Outergarments..........., “ $18 Rainproof Ulsters,,,.. .. 22000 veces sccecee $6 Ladies’ Silk Waists of Chiffon Taffeta,........ $20 Volle Walking Skirts, Silk Lined.........,.. “ “ JAMES McGREERY & CO. SFE at cma! wien ay China Department, stock market to-day than it has been for A complete stock of household and decorative china, out glass, silver- ware, bric-a-brac, lamps, curtos, porcelains, marbles, ete., suit- ~ able for wedding or anniversary gifts. ¢ new porcelain table ware, china and cut and 2 quantity Odd plates, breakfast sets, toilet sets Tansee We pacalarty appropriate for country cottage furnishing, On Tuesday, May the oth. Porcelain Dinner Sets. ....., 8,50 and 11.25 set. i Fine China Sets.,........... evens eek Old Flow blue willow pattern Set 112 pieCe#....., ..s.00 see vevees + IL.O0 set, toward het reg dpgiare by imaginative stock into & menacing bugbear. Doubtless the absence of other tangible Teasons for the steady dropping of prices imparted greater seriousness to this war talk than {t would have commanded Otherwiee. Idleness unloosed the tongues ‘of the room traders and a gossipy » Mructure of mos sanguinary character ‘Was reared before the knowing ones got tiirough telling what France, Germany and Britain were likely to do, ‘Tie “grigsied veterans” of Wall atreet 1,00 for $3.00 P. N. Corsets; broken sizes. Dr. King’s Extract 39c for 89¢ Cambric Walking Skirts. Pilis,, 100 in bottle 28c for 49c Babies’ Lawn Caps—all sizes. 13c doz. for 200-yd. Spools Sewing Cotton, worth 24c. Sc for 4 doz. Heavy Nickel Plated Safety Pins. Pi Dressmakers’ Pins.. rem ‘Woe or Mei 's 17c Black Cotton Half Hose. 35 Met and 75c Negligoe Shirts. 25c doz. for Men's 15c Linen Collars. 39c¢ for 60 Glass Or: 69c for $1 Carlsbad CI 39c for 59¢ All LI hk. 6%c for 10c Dot and Figured Swisses (27 inch). 12¢-for 50c Lace Pill Shams, lovely designs. pair, Underwear Sale. A timely underwear special fgr women, Extra size low neck cotton vests, sleeveless or with wing sleeves; sold regularly at 124c, spe- Cc cial to-morrow at nf 19c Hosiery at 42!c. \ 's hosiery we're offering a most exceptional Perel It's a high-grade lace lisle stocking in black, tan or white; also a broat collection you John W. Gates had been trying to bull , Uoulsville & Nashville and had failed, ‘One of these same veterans muttered: “Failed, has he? I guess not, John W. has been quietly feeling of this market, ‘and he has made up his mind tha: it is & gvod thing to let alone for a while. All of Gates's Western oomrades are ‘talking bullish out in Chicago and in the mean time selling everything they have got. It is the hoggishness of th> Westorn crowd that has destroyed the absorbing power of this market, Lon- don hes token a tip from Chicago and ii unloading American securities as ex- Deditiously as possible,” & H. Harriman replied to-day to the revent criticiama of the Kansas City Southern Railroad management pub- ished by Hermann jcken and asso- elates, Mr. Harriman's reply was in * the form of @ ciroular issued by Pres- ident #, BR. Knott, of the Kansas City Southern, and addressed to the stock- holdérs of this road, President Knott declares that criticisms of the policy of his administration and of the results ‘of that policy are based on erroneous umptions. He inalsts that eff Advantuge has been taken of t: gas City Southern's traffic connections and terminal tactlities, He quotes from UmMclnl figures of 194 to show that the { increase of the Kansas rs as compared with almilar percentages of other roads aa follows: Missourl Pa. cific, 15.17; St. Louis Southwestern, 24.97 Tilinols Central, 27.33, and Missouri, Kan- eis and Texas, Anthony N. Brady and his following beve supported Brooklyn Rapid Transit with grim determination eince prices be- Gan to recede, but the same Interest has @pparently neglected the gas stocks, In he flush period of the bull movement Brady was supposed to be one of the Teaders in a strong Consolidated Gas » pool. Lately, haw: Stock Exchange Araders have been unable to trace any (Brady support) for these yas shares. Mrookwlyn Kapid ‘I'vansit has been sead- y protected by buying orders attr.buted othe combined brauy and Flower (n- ‘uence, ‘The slump in People’s Gas was the most pronounced feature the early ‘wading, A sale of 5,000 shaves by A. H. tarted the decline, which was mm 104 bo lug to 1001-2, There was a brief iy and then a secon up. |The welling of this stock. was apparently lue to disclosure of the fact that th lectrio Hghting bill which pass hi mn ure last Satur luded's rider giving the Ch oul the right to make rates for junicipal jllum! ion. The effect of ry ated by the recoh ay a few operators the price of People's Gas up to port that the Illinois Senate ‘0 City eagn, ye weakness of the general list was it partly of the persl M Houses, Stores, Offices, Factories, | Made Known Yesterday Through the + SUNDAY WORLD'S \ WANT DIRECTORY Chance To-Day alue 17, Open stock, porcelain Dinner Set, ae Border pattern, finished with gold tracings .... 0... seseseses 200 00++24.00 set, Handsome, French China, open stock Set. Rosebud pattern with gold border..65,00 set, ! x Old blue, “Ivanhoe” Plates, 10 inch give! Ror decorative or table use,—cups and saucers to MBCOD Morse werasealeates +0++I5¢ each, Twenty-third Street, ° Cee,» ee ing of Pedple's, Gas and parti; Honieo sold AbeuE 25,000 shires of ton feel preferred, her the New York Block echneut n inion Pacific and Bteel were Practically without support, ‘he iF; flement seemed to derive grént satisfac. roing U. 8, ota Bessy a * Steel preferred je curb market followed thi \- ward tendency of prices’ on ‘he tock chan} Northern Securities waa quotation hover! - nally near 10, “Interborough was in slight demand at 201 2-2 and Jol. “There us considera tet oan oe ni Nquidation on 1@ total sales of stocks were 832, shares and of bonds sto The Closing Quotations. High, Low. Clove, Sit, $5800 Heal iat k Island. Tel Santee getter! to ty | F re x Ke. tees, with Exec. FS tes Bo tas Pood mH & 1 pt Lin OW... at 1+) ‘Z m. Smelt, ...111 109% . Smelt pf 19% 11 i Brug pf. int {oats 1 SERBRS RB EES Ane B83 ae reat HISFL LILI i 82% a 10 Aim. Wool pf 109% 103 600 Anaconda oF doe 8. £214 Blt Une... 162" Ohio... 106% 105 59% 20% 145% 23 3 35233 iW B’kiyn Re T...” 60% 900 Buf, & Sus. pf 91 1600 Gan, Paces ea” 200 Chen & 100Chi, & NW pO Chi, Gt W. MC, GtLW, 3 3 \ Ry j 333 Sgegssrsestss 3 ft 0m —2 a. — 1B —Av 04 1 98 8 ‘y ‘15 20% Bp —™ & ih Vy S882 3 H, ¢ th. 2400 Go, 80. 2 10700 Consol. Ga 300 Corn Prod mn Prod. pf. 60 . & Hud... 100 Del, L, & W... 20 Den. & Rio G, 23 70 Den, & RG pf. eS ,| STOCKS AFFECTED BY JAPAN’S ANGER. i Vague fears of possible complications over French neu- trality in the Far Bast affected the tone lat the opening of the Btock Bxchange ‘to-day, The markets were inclined to fatness all round. y se rr, sho! an in on Pa SRS a: icating @ belief there that tradi zeetton be yar: the Am can mercer and the — ity of fnan- if dimficu! speaiative ocount eehog: to inorenee was CON all day. All the closed weak. War ai were ~ Sent BS222=8 EEE g SSESS=: 2 = +) JAMES MoGREERY & GO. —1M o¥IBlack oan | pit, crowd, B53 = over ‘the question of Teettealey th 1 Hi] fhe aah the Mealonn ant pay ry one was =" Gonds of 0h et 3822852: ZeERZESE 2 PS VARA Metab, gece sopra Po the Tapanese attiouce France | fs 19c for $1 Bureau Scarfs, 18 x 54 inches, 7.98 for $15 China Dinner Sets, 100 pleces. ys 2.69 for $4 ied a Bowls. 7%ac tor 12%c Curtain Swiss—yard wide. 006 bor Misses’ and Children’s $1.75 Shoes, 7c Box for 15¢ Witch Hazel Soap. i 10c for 25c Peroxide Hydrogen (Med.) % Ib. Sc Box for 10c Precipitated Chalk. 7.88 for Men's $15 Suits or Top Coats. 2.00 for Men’s Hand-Tailored $4 Pants. 2.50 for Men’s Hand-Tallored $8 Pants. JAMES McGREERY & 60. Sale of Silk Petticoats. 500—fine quality, plain or changeable Silk Petti- coats, All the fashionable shades of light, medium and deep colors and black, 5:75, 6.75 and 7.50 Black and white striped and flowered silk Petti- coats, Finished with effective ruched flounces, 975 Twenty-third Street? JAMES McGREERY & CO, Silks, On Tuesday, May the oth, Check and stripe Silks, Suit- able for Shirtwaist dresses, 5s5c per yard value 75¢ and 85¢ 8,000 yards, plain ‘Taffetas Silk, All the fashionable colors, ssc per yard value 750 Ladies’ Suits, Light grey Homespun,—or blue, brown and black check Serge Suits, Long Coat or blouse model, with fancy vest. 23,00 Value 35,00 avd blue Panama Cloth Walking Skirts, Close pleated design. 10,00 and 12,00 Twenty-third Street, ¥ Twenty-third Street, —_—_—_—X—X—_"_" BULLS BUY COTTON AND STIFFEN MARKET, Price brokers were all on the bull side tn cotton again to-day and the oarly steadiness was ohiefly due to their wup- port. The market, however, responded slowly to the bullish operators, as the ———_____EE SHIPPING NEWS. Pong OF NEW YORK. vannah + Pamploo ‘Galveston Pass Bring 12" te fine Seater iiere Bouts | Bi aud New drleane bought moderately: Bo THOOMING BTHAMBHIPS. DUB To: ¥, sore ee of new fancy hose in several handsome designs. Usually 1 special to-mor- row at . an 122c Garpets. - $1.75 Wilton Carpets, yard, 98c. another cesirable silk for Summer suits shown in Jacquard designs. Regul f Q SUKS at... vsesves i Hee Scat Cc Wash Boilers. Copper Bottom Wash Boil 500 Yards of Genuine Wilton Stair on sale at, egular price $1.7 79. All f E: Extra Super All 1,000 Yards of Lett et He) yard wide, price 79¢; on sale at, per yard... ‘Wool Ingrain Carpets, regular White Goods. White Nainsook worth 15c, at 9c. ‘Another special sale of 36 and 40 inch Fine White Nain- hs of 2 to 8 yards, suitable for sok in lengths value 15c. per ‘underwear and children’s dresses, yd., special to-morrow at. Big Purchase of Cotton Dress Goods, Will place on sale another lot of Cotton ‘our tremendous purchase of hopjope venga, Crepe and Voile, never sold for less thar asc, a yard, 0 is just one-half less than usual ees Mohair Lustre, Spot Princess JAMES McGREERY & CO. Washable Dress Goods, 6,500 yards,—embroidered, Tussah silk and cotton Mousseline, Colors:—white, cream, pale blue, green, grey, pink, lavender, navy blue and black, j j Silk and cotton printed Mulls, corded or. plain weaves, with delicate floral or vine patterns, asc. per yard Value 40¢. Twenty-third Street, ee OOO NEUTRALITY ROW M4 HELPS WHEAT. —_—_ Reports of the possibilities of toreign complicities growing out of the guaetion of French neutrality in the Bar B stiffened the grein markets of Kurope ‘@ ohi Wool ‘Ingrains, yard, 50c. 98c 5Oc Mus Oc sateens, Regularl; to.morrow al Dress Goods from The price ginghams, rufiles; edged witts 122c Bread Boxes, Japanned and stencillea ‘Bre iM A “Bread.” Me- ata size. No mail orders, " Spécial 15c 29C. VAIUE Atsssseecseveees eeseer size, made of heavy tin wi copper bottom and tight 3 7 fitting lids. Only 200n Sale. No mail orders, at made of heavy tin nicely lin Wear.. $1.50 Petticoats at 89c. BBall es sale ff Petttecats ho worn can afford to miss ey're im sunburnt effect and are the very latest styl petticoats and of fine td eet ihe mercerized sold at $1.50; ial 89c Children’s Chambray Dresses, 19c. ‘These dresses have been specially priced for to-morrow, and a most unusual value. Made in pink and blue check, fast’ colors, round yokes with * lace; sizes 1 to 3 years; 19c JAMES McCREERY & CO, Corsets, Fine Batiste Corset, Dip hipand medium high bust, Front and side supporters, 95¢ Value 4.75 Fine French Batiste Corset,’ An excellent model for; slender figures, 1.85 Value 3/50 A Complete range of “La Vida” Corsets, including the new tapering waist model and many types for well developed figures effecting the latest small waist line, These Corsets are cit separately, are perfectly modelled and tailored and filled wih real whalebone 3.00 ta 12.00 Twenty-third Street, nn ‘LhANINE (C0 : ie | JAMES McGREERY & CO)’ Linen Room, and Floor, { Bleached Damask Table \ Cloths,—Irish manufac. ture. Considerably below former prices, ax2 yards,,.....%.75 each EE |e Manele) .1aag5 2x3 Mt ui wteene 6 8075 Napwits to match, Breakfast size.....%,75 doz, Dinner We eaacauaegey ct Pure linen Huck Towels, Hemmed, Scalloped or hemstitched...,,.2.85' doz, Hemstitched Luen Pillow ° Cases, : 22x36 im....85¢, 1.45 pair EH S6 1S ove veeerdcte” QIESS canis cn bteteage ee Odd Table Cloths with ‘no napkins to match. f a¥%yx2% yards,...3.75 each favexg Mg Bg Odd dozens of Irish Damaste | Napkins. aqginch. © 2.85 doz. “ ' Twenty-third Street, | é i i