The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1905, Page 6

Ye NE OCHRYSTAL, fino bogie story for the | thle of an overimegiiative pain for the grown-ups, and a bitter, i" orbe-formotten experienoe for m: ant tor the few who may under- si MY encolinter was not with one “little iaek man,” but with four plump, mile, genuine little black imps. It ROLLICKING DANCE. iy Were Plump, Roguish Imps, Who Frolicked Over the Piano Keys and Filed with Thetr Victim to the River— “ And Then She Awoke, Yor days gold ducking, but wa. for in the end. Jast 4 Fae nad learned my Jeason, ana though we continued to be friends never again tried to may any pe upon me. Instead they were Sbedle appearance #f my nt Uttle slaves: And There Are Others. with four little black Imps. | There many more that I could par intl of three dear little fellows live with me, are my most wi servants, my most faithful friends my trustworthy counsellors, {Pe | wie as, (ho learned professors who ration, my i haye tis je compan> rely tiful than the case lons had disappeared! teat wee teinpt made by these T felt the effects of my| learned professors, none ie Worse | of his so-called disease, to expl: lor waa this the'a condition which surely existed, it fh They came again and ag to da iny bidding as subinissive, Such ts: the story of my encounter at his trial would in thelr diagnosis jain away wi they student they the words “psy! anks aura,” psyohical cauivale and ever others of w similar natuve that were | used, are absolutely meditingless. Yoi these were fi that this ing ‘faith In and Aro thous who Ming and | who earnestly desire jeven desire to know really {s, it would bo the professor, but the bt that this expertence | ihe water seemed, changing tmin at.|o¢t AY MO, GINS GMhn beaten | CPOROED: Bhivorite, bul dt ostoned my sven] EN® RE yy SEL, ANNONA geen CF 01 HM, b TO & i) Cinoras, AE, WG Te, M mee te"s. 8 CUT OUT $100°COUPON, have magazine page of thia ‘The Evening) Wortd nouncement on the but’ photographers, Orcedt dered and mystified pi ublip;may retain thelr undy Teverence for the pro- | fesston that wan represented. enlightenment on the subject of George $f, G¥ood's: “little ‘bingk. Man, oF wito Cut out the coupon on the second $80 and $9 in cash prises for amateur Upon a bewil- For those to obtain any |B what an aura well to aeek, not student of ‘psy- ton and read Day an- same page, f10v, Bipehed on Deo, 6, 1903. I was running ror the wire of a comio opera, when Addenly before my. eyes appeared tour jo dancing black men. ‘They jumped nd out between my fingers and the Ya of the plano and Insisted upon Bink noticed, I had seen plonty of # Kind before, uo thelr appearance sither surprised nor alarmed me. But gittia tellows were new acquain- T meade friends with them played and eang for them, Whelr litle faces and wished T could hear them speak. Pres- Uy a! faint, squeaky sound came upon years, WBleep,” I seemed to hear them say ther, "BVO," I replied, ‘It not time for { B''¥es, sleep,” squeaked the little voices ‘unison, ‘No, no," I romonstrated, “Yes! yes!" they coaxed. I felt a 0 feoling stealing over me. " X falntly protested, they commanded, Danced with the Black Men. IX felt myself being forced to walk to- ax the ouch, while my little black be Mancbd ahead of me, I laid my- Qwn and the next thing that I re- i I was jumping and dancing too, “All'tho world just like the little black ind the curtains we played, ttle black men teased im id ¢ de sport of me, they danced on my. e@ ay I lay on the couoh, they urged Se te go away with them, and, finaily, coming angered by my Fetusiiy, they hoid of me and fled with me from i ® holga Wo seomed to make, yet heard! Such a sight, thought 1, rh saw! That a person notice i through the streets, I, an ing prisoner of the four little On, on we fled, over thi past the trolley car & wild chase it seemed—such vel, sreptaatio sensation it gave mo— is fesling of seeing yet not being iE of hearing yet not being heard. jast we ed the pier at West below, Was going to be ducked, d for meroy, I pleaded, 1 tried away, but all to no purpose. 1 held fast,’ I cried for help, A big ‘Policeman was standing near and seem- H to be looking directiy at me, but he yas Immovable as a statue and appar- tly nothing. ) High In the Air; Then In Water, ‘The four Mttle black imps caught me ew mo high in the air, caught ma, threw me again, then down 1 went— bvay sown under the coid waters, Oh, ‘ ait waal I ghivered and cried i 1 pain, Waa I going to ve owned? No. Up 1 came aa4 down a. ey aoe agein, and again and n I began to grow used to We I felt it growing warmer, to breathe it into roy ‘Little World Wants WENT. Hunting for a Store; ONE Bought a Business Bargain, THEN There were 4, As makers of every garment we sell, our positien enables us to’ gi Vog& Brothers AQ St. Cor. Bh Ave. We Place.on Special Sale 1,000 Men's Blue and Black Serge Suits at In blue serge, double-breasted and single-breasted sacks) in black serge, breasted, The very low price, $12.50, is doing but scant justice to these ser, -—for their equal in sailoring and quality could easily command $15 or $18 the quality of the serge, {t is of the famous Vogel Brothers standard, rich, | and fast color, They are made with our shapely shoulders, snug-fitting and smooth-setting coat fronts. The suits are especially low priced at Splendid Suits at $12. suit that is superior to the ordinary read: ¢ sort even at $15: id with a great deal more snap and style. Here's a hi showing of $12 suits in single: breasted models, of fancy cheviots and res, in @ great diversity of patterns, $12 meane a clear saving to you of $3. The New Gray Worsted Suits at $15, Gray is the fashionable color in Men's Spring and Summer Suits, And we've made it a point to/have showing of cray suits at the moderate price, $15, that surpasses » any in town, both in the assortment of wea tailoring, Single-breasted sack modele—ligh mottled, o' Men’s Suits of Superior Excellence at $17 and $18, Be a custom tailor ever so clever he can neither tailor nor fashion a garment Superior to these at $17 of $18, These suits hye every little knack of style to commend to the fastidious dresser—broad, shapely shoulders, snug-fitting col: smooth-setting coats, fronts with graceful, easy lines. Both single and dot breasted models, including the new long aingle-breasted sack with peaked lapels and deep centre vents. These suits are of the new gray worsteds and other jash- ionable fabrice, dark and medium grays erplaid and broken check patterns, special at $15, Sale of Men’s Trousers. At $2.50—Striped cassimere trouders. | At $15, $20 and $25, here ie a d: At $3.50—Striped cheviot trousers, showing of suits for men who At $5—Elegant worsteds in many new | 44 to 50 inch chest measure, { designe. new fabrics and models, Open Saturday Night Until 10,30, in our favor, y aeing » Our Straw Hat Display merely ornamental, but IT INOMY TO YOU, sell on sight.” We state no values—we give them. YET with the Suits advertised “Ultra-Marine” Serge Suits These Suits are a marvellous production | even at his tailor’s, can come here and {i at the Special Price of “Eleven Dollarg” FANCY WORSTED SUITS in the very new-| SHORT MAN will find "sleeves just right,’ | A mere description in a newspaper cannot do jus SEE THEM, Many of the strongest at OUR WINDOW To-Morrow and Monday if YOU will compare THESE, , elsewhere as values from $18 to $28 your verdi The Man Not Fitted, nd! of tested qualit: Just exactly what his figure requires, The) pattern and col acter, Styles c ce to the style, the Wor ions are NOT ADVERTISE SHOW 99 CLOTHING COMPANY, Stewart Building, Broadway, . Chambers Street, $12.50 you at $12 4 and patterns and the fashioning and Suits for Big Men. Oxford: r, tan and pointed Special men of 13 to ' are ultra = , As to justrous collara $12.50, ly shoulders, in plain fvareiNed| lip ent ttaria enecoTRe ne Men’s Walkover $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes $ 9 5 Measure | than $180. Our apecial price, Men’s All America $3.50 & $4.00 Shoes e in all the | 980, Men’s Regent $3,00 Shoes : Special CLOTHING Offerings our special offerings, ict will be unanimous | Foreign & Domestic Fabrics y and up “to the minute” in joring. SUITS showing char- omprising all the new single est shades of grays and slates—"Eleven Dol-| the trousers “correct length.” The and double-breasted SACKS, Also ENG- } lars.” | MAN and the very TALL MAN will find the) LISH WALKING COATS. Worsteds pre- BLACK VEILOUR SUITS, Sacks and Cut-'same—no delays, “no cu off" or) dominate—elsewhere garments of this clasys aways and FANCY CHEVIOTS for me» and) lengthening, All fabrics of ne colorings, | aré to be found at high prices only. oy young men, ‘ 8 $ ‘ lh AN | ] All Special 14 Ultra | Exclusive ] Special Ni Styles @ Sizes odels o@ Designs Styles e Here : Our Window Displays Show What We Adyertiseand What We Don't Advertise hip and the “tout ensemble’ of our $17 Suits, for in- The quantity is limited. Shown in the windows in the | H ING TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW will be exceptional, You are bound to bene ‘The Fine Trousers at $3, $4 and $5. The Waistcoats at $1.50, $2 and $3, &c., &c., &c, DISTINCT SAVING P tip extension soles, high mili- tary heels, Young Men's Suits st $8.50. Here's a sale of about 375 smart, snappy, single- breasted Suits fer young medels, with all the style that’s possible to crowd into them—broad, shape+ collar and lapels. volved in this sale are blue serges and a great number of bright, fancy cheviots and cassimeres; a few of each’ pattern gathered from depleted lots of $10 and $12 suits, Very special at $8.50. White Negligee Shirts, 16 Plaits, Vogd& Brothers Ade Swe.Cor. Bh Ave. ALI TY Our Display of Furnishings while distinctly high-class MEANS TELEPHONE One Stamp Free With RAMERCY Every Ten Cents You are To-Morrow for Decoration Day |, m. Walcolf, Udell & Co. eT $100,000° Worth of New Spring Clothing at 60c on the Men’s $12 and $15 Suits $7.95 Here's your chance for a fine ollar dial, Third Floor, $15 values, thissale. Here are Suits in the latest style, Single and Double Spring Suit, positively $12 and We have 500 in Breaste: Men’s $10 Spring te. pet Suit, $5.50 toe, with wing Sale of worateds and cassimere medium light and dark colors) | single and double breasted, elegantly tailored. All sizes for men effects, Single 17, ‘They fashionable new style In- Newest 1905 Third Walkover (factory surface checked) and other d, in smi Th dash Mitek DML A | Pree a Did. teh Puneid Toe Cow tare Cheviot, Surely the _hand- JOVAS Ate. se svae $3 somest lot of Men's Sui Every young man who tries got together to sell at New $20 Spring Suit, $9.97 Every one this season’s crea- | Men's fine quality suits, flon. Made of fancy cheviot, |of splendid quality silk-mixed worsted in | worateds in all the new gray as well as serge and fancy cheviote, Made in the best possible manner, ip fe and double breasted, | handsome quality blue serg Floor. Breasted, in smart Worsteds, the new Grays, Blue’ Serge, Black Cheviots and Scotch made imported Values Are $12.00 and $15.00 Men’s $25 Suits $ 1 5:9 jRew gray 57.99 Made of {mported fabrics in the black, including a p ( Stare! fiver Orca PSL HALANDISES Be MERCIAL DISCOUNT ( } psc We Wana STAM peng Soe i Straw Hats They are worth $2.00, $2.50 and many $3.50 at $1.00 Our Annual Sale of mannfactarers! aumple straw hats at an average ot one- third actual value slarts Saturday, There are 200 dozen in the flat brim styles 150 dozen in the soft roll ing brims in seven distinct kinds of straw Because they're samples we bled to give you your choice at Straws dre Spit, Sennit, Mackinaw, Java, Manilla, Cord-edge and Shinky, Styles are here to suit man. The early customer gets t choice, the Leeann ee remrrard Remember, $3.50 Hats, $1.00 Hee a ee ee ean a» famous makes in a mighty sale at $1.95. his we want to make our greatest shoe selling Saturday, Just when you want your brand new shoes for Decoration Day wearing and right now when you need attractive, new ¥ Summer shoes. most, the busy shoe department comes.ta. the front again with the best and brightest lots that we have ever shown. Saturday is of the very shapes. The leathers are 98c Main Floor, Biggest shirt bargain of the lights medium and dark colt without cuffs. No second for men and boys... . $1.00 to Men's strictly bigh grade jade with three.quarter ine! col cord:d Madras Shirts, with 50 values in New York for 98¢ tani atiached and detached cufts, neat white and black effects, All of rs 25¢ Socks, 15¢ H 650 dozen men’s very fine q and various shades of new colotings, Also mixed co} seit for tan or black low shoes, Sixth Floor One can of condensed soup; will make m six portions; One large tenderloin beef roast. One large loaf of bread, \ One ¢juart fancy white potatoes. One quart fresh green string beans. One pound box Greymont Farm £ sausage, One can plum pudding, One box fancy mixed candy, One,package mixed nuts and raising, One package Harmony. Blend coffee. One Piel botile of St, Julfen clare: ie. rif Ra ® 8 Also, Merchandise Discount Stémps tree Q YOU, S0c Shirts, 29¢ . Sey te pert gods. Ss DAVE | fetsing pl debt oped at weight, |38e for double plate hold- : 150 dozen of two lois of fine Negliges We want to say right here that every shoe we place on sale ttern carryin latest patent kid, Men’s Royal $3.50 Shoes j Men, Buy Your Decoration Day Furnishing Goods Specials Heret Men's Madrag Shirts, Patt black and whit div hice plain fronts and laundered. aa My [é IN Sew and desirable, mostly in blue, ih 3 all N Detached cuffi RHA \ er Sr ne) s 5 Shirts, 79¢ Shirts, pure white c: Inited fronts, white grounds in neat black anid blue figures, plain fronts, Make best, pertect fit and finish, All sizes articular shirt making such as could easily sell were it not for the fact that we want to fo sell Men’s Shirts lower than elsew:ere, 0 xe made of woven madras cloths in Ee Oy and Matched fronts, plalted and tueked, white plaited Shirts, madras and cambric, featherweight, Also sevéral neat styles the Shiris are ‘and laundered and of the best workmansbip, each 98, ality silk mercerized and Lisle thread Socks in black, tan anes in handsom silk ene ees 88 Decoration Day Dollar Dinner]: watt receiv order to-im sir Waskatfal t tent coltskin, Russia calf, vici kid and velours, both low and high cut; in sizes 4 to 11, widths B to EE, Note the smaller sizes and widths, which are so hard to find in most shoe sales. the best Sporting Goods $3.95 Photo late came: and falling plate holde: with double r, ere, 4x5, We for Folding Tripods, varnished, ih Hammocks, &c, ae Sailors! net hammncks for in- 60e for hammocks; close weave and valance, GLAS for hammocks; full size, 4 cd!ors, canvas weave, with hooks: ‘780 ‘tor croquet cet, 8 balls and mallets, nictly varnished, Baseball, Supplies 8Be for Boyt’ Baseball’ Suits made of gray flannel, 26@ for Boys! Laced Mitts and Ficlders’ Gloves. rath Lotiaville Slugger Bats, 1905 $19.98 tor Winner Bicycles, 1905, high extension bars; frames of itt ‘tnd: Bnished in combina. colores 22 ‘and 24 inch; value #4 for Sphinn Tite, corrugated, ‘tor Sterl'ng Oil Lam; ‘t. s pe, rigid ‘28e tor Foot Pumps, strong pressure, Fresh Water e ist. tit Bont ‘Walkover 3.50 Shoes,1.9 Many Pairs Worth $4.00, and all the Spring Styles. Folding Plate Cameras, $3.95 » 4x5, Wolle front, reversible. baqk, leather covered Listed at $12.00, re we Famous Winner $25.00 Bicycles $11.08 _ White Dresses for Girls and Misses OB the Children’s £6.99 rons made G4 sill, have fancy yoke, with lace Insertions, New ‘sever wlth « E 6 to 14 yea : $1 for Children $2.98" White Lawn Dresses; with tucxed) yoke, hemstitched or embroldery. bertha, Full sleeve, finished with hemstitched cuff, ‘Plalted skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs, Supplies $3.95 k shutter, rapid rectilinear. Our price, $3,95, 19 for zinc Ined wash boxes, Zo for clectro trays, 4x5, 100 for toning and fixing solution, 38e for Ruby oi! lamps with two glasses, 20¢ ee dozen for 425 Record plates, Swings, &. = || $3.29 {or Lawn Swin ide of Fook | maple and seat two eal, Peete as $4.49 for Wall Tenis, 727, 8 - ounce duck, complete with poles, &e, fee for Camp Stoois, strong and dura. abe, 98 for Lawn Set close folding, / fanilehed ans palstocd . Tennis 78e tor Tennia Rackets, good grade ¢ ( 14 1,49 for Cilmex Rackets, erlentat ut, mn sy oor