The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1905, Page 7

Dawntown! 14) a Son nN RWS! 1G Bi e Kt, LUd-107 Broadway. bets Vortlandt and Liberty 8:4, % Hngwas. or, Oth Rt ie ay NO EFFORT TO MAKE SUBWAY AIR PURE’. ——_-— +4 —— —— In the Face of Universal Complaints the Interborough Officials Are Not Yet Prepared to Say When Relief Is to Be Expected. ™ the face of universal complaint @gainst the atmospheric conditions pre- valling {n the Subway since the advent of warm weath Interborough off- etals were not p ad to-day to say that they had an medy under con e@ideration or were y to take any Measures to better vi ute the tube. The cool weather that haw provulled for néarly thirty-six hours has not af- gincers In charge of the Subway con- struction promised the public that it weuld be fully twenty degrees cooler in he bore suring the summer than on the Mir ‘efrigerator for the swelter- Ing masses that toll by day and go home in the compressed area of stuffy W forded ny nvnvosiable relief to those | donion he @ampelled for thelr convenience to ride yen toligs, of t : ; y ground, Oniyat the stattona are|tlo MMishing by of care does not seem een SS Sn ee Gree Mt in the least. The dusty eo company’s patrons able } ground atmos: freely of semi-pure alr, Pure alr, {| led, scoms also wecins, ean ¢ be obtained on the | lodgement in’ the ‘ernie ¢ p oft thy compara: ettect aieiacs form ints the waiting As soon as tho trains got away from ft onee overcome the sintions the dead re that | Woe toting ppreasion occartoned by a gaining h for weeks rush Tut the Belmont company and its » the car | officials are not In the least worried sand almost overwhelms the | over the discor the people forced io se their Th ve habit of gaping ke a ¥ to build it As julled to the surface of the they will eo in Ape matter the Uphauiac my aad niicen ey phere may get so thick that every whonuver a aration Is reache passenger will have to supply himself vorts In tiinnel atmosphere and en-| with an axe to cut his way through, second) the hatred of the poor white | man for the negro; third, the negro’s susceptibility to disease.” | He asserted that in time d sease will completely stop the growth of the ne= ft 6, y did any- ' Km said SMITH COLLEGE GIRLS MUM. 0 Africa, Refused to Anawer Dr. Stagg Declares Washington (ons Until Tota Greatest Hat Passer and Ex+ cinrmetvar he in unustly eh aggerator in Country—"Send 4 ing information cone we girle, David BE. Hoxte Neqroes Back to Africa.” red ns censit ng Smith county, Hoxie's troubles began the gitls refused to answer the census BIRMINGIIAM address before the A! Aub Ala, June § only gigeles. nu in Boston then ap- Aris compile Me | e falr In an the terary socleties of Pechnologteal Institute at the jeading Stat t, Ded Hrespyt discu poin censis of the 1,00) stud bama col- am, pastor nm Chur 4 the prepared to ent : of ie ioe fre or Imprisonment. for with argro sition, The giris He a fancie eption of Booker 7. is the groate that was Wash: ington gery minds of the Ameri Washington is the grea that speaks from the platform ani the) & ¢ ome public, has 1 nsus My dorlares he dit not Rreatest beggar that oy fant to the Amertean public.’ Dr. Stagg delared thet the negrs was @ Inferior that no education would help him, and he advocated the doportation For Infants and Children, of the blacks to Africa, asserting that is The Kind You Have Always Bought how! out bis there no future for the ra ' Bears the for this," he alded, oo facts: First, incoming | Signature Le Ata: whose tide has of Zarb A fe | Shoe Styles from Paris | If you were going to spend $40 for a gown and E could get for. your $40 the exact copy of a $225 gown made by Worth in Paris six weeks before— oe wouldn't you call it a bargain ? That i is exactly how you are made sure of correct style in Regal women's shoes, ‘They are all reproduced from new models designed by the three or four exclusive hootmakers of Paris. London and New York who set the footwear fashions of the world, You couldn't tell a Regal at $3.50 from a Pinet at $20 except by ie label on the lining—and that's no discredit to your judgment, either. ; Not onl is every Pave line, curve and measurement pre- cisely duplicated and not “improved upon,” but the leather, the Wee the aching, ¢ finish, are all of the fineness. same weight, col ss strength and fe quanteR IZES make Regal fit as certain as viet ty of Pinet’s own eel to-ords1 masterpieces, and just as certain as that of any other He to-wear shoe sold at any price. And specially-designed Oxford Hos give Regal Women's Oxfords the me Pea in use as in the window. They hug the heel and never chafe, they lie in closely at the sides and never “gape,” and they snug up smoothly under the arch, ‘Biueher Oxford, In all leathera Has the sloping tor, so the new custom ension soles, and high Cutan heels, A ates shoo for calling or afternoon wear, Made of Black King Calf, Black Russia, King $3. 50 Kid, Patent and Russet, Send for Style Book. Mail Orders Prompt!y Filled. ‘Twenty-nine of the ninety-three Regal Stores exclusively for women, oleven of them in the fashionable districta of Greater New York. ° “LATONA” e ® SO) GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN'S STORES NEW YORK crry, opp. vai Butlding, vi Matsa oheNnn aly BP, Bint Baat 14th 8t., oor. 8d Ave, ) Mroadway, cor, 10t a0 Diroadway, ar, Bie “ae 10th@ 1th Bt h Avid ou Bway,t Jour hd; ve iNroad Bt. opp: Central RR: ot Nove SIA CUE sod Newark Ave GREATER NEW YORK MEN'S STORES Fits BROOKLYN, S857 Fulton 9t., opp. Montague st. *111 Broadway, near Bedford A: "1008 Broadway. bet, Ditmara st, ‘and Wil- fn Xve suo THEN Aver bet. 10th and 11th ato, NEWARK, N, 841 Broad St., opp. Gomral RRL. J. JBREBY CITY, He tase sy ‘ $00. Nawark-Ave, *STORES MARKED WITH A 8TAR ARB OWN BYNINGS, 5 Ann, and, 30th Bie, aid uildiny Hy ait 803 ste, he | Cenann Quen | nas res | inspector of Hampshire when | law would | NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ACTTY IN ITSELF ‘Snipe SIXTH AVE: pe deaitzron OTST, NEW YORK. -” ——— Se ee Double ‘'s, & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week ek from } | 8.30 Till 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Summer Ohings for Chitdren, Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Dresses. CHILDREN'S CAPS of lawn, all-over QHILDIREN'S HATS of Chine Silk and embroidery, very full tace , Hbbons Balle made with Tam inter ora trimmed and Hperal tie strings; sizes 12 of silk and if ath) h very full to 14 inches, 2 ruche on brim , onink and blue CHILDREN'S CAPB of lawn, @ And white alte to 21 Inches, 800 very pretty @tyles, and effectively CHLLDHE BONNISTS of pere med with fine Ince embroidery and rib- cade, in a big Janey of preay patterns, bona; sizes 12 to 10 Inches; Fegularly 150 580. BOo SHEpT ONS WASHABLE BUTTON CHILDREN'S CAPS of tine lawn, In the of white plaue, 250 styler all very MILDREN'S DIESSES of dod anal: Meine’ ernbeaiderics ty, percale, polka, dot and elgings, with generous tyler el ects sted Brepet wizen 12 to 18 Inchon, air fer sizes 2 ial Cooper Bi tore, Second Floor, tre, 19th Bt ° Cort Gas Cookers. “Uniwversal’’ soneh oven, large broiler door, holes on tep, beautifully orna- VA w. //] wers mented as well as durable. awn owe Castings are nckel-plated, wth Every one guaranteed; can be solid Russia iron sides, extra adjusted to cut high or low grass; heavy castings. This stove self sharpening. 14-inch, 2.35 never sold less than $7.50; to-morrow, 6.09 16-inch, 2.65 Basement.) (Slogel Cooper Store, Basement.) Cowels & Cowelling-- Sune Subilce Features 10¢ to 20c Yd. Crash Remnants. 9,000 Yarde (Slogel_ Cooper Store, 19¢ Odd Towels, of bleached all- | Betngant towe | ringed kriott 1 Fe (htenel Cooper Store, ii towellin color allelinen Hin ack ° vilntih wittea towels hed Turkish ath towels Main Floor, I of Fountain.) Buy Cigars by the Box women complained | ") 1. Inspector Hoxie | a fi ym Boston. for} Here Go-Morrow and Save VA HAY hal PANATELAS | DE er and filler cigar ever AY) Havana i Vent NA BRAND 87° We goods, HES! Jong filler, In’ woaden’ boxes; 5 RS: high gt 3.06 Hinde t Rodes 1.45 box lot 2.50 ORAS (three for 1c KERT BURNS; Selectos size 10, 1 ‘0, 1 To.Morrow's Combination Offer: 100 FLORODORAS, 50 PORTO RICAN CAZADORES, | 150 CIGARS FOR 2.50 PD reel Cooper BtOFe, Main Floor, Rast, MAIL OPT as 18th at.) Another Big Picture Sate. |Large Variety of Popular Subjects at Low Prices, The Picture Store again comes briskly to the front ane one of | its interesting special sales:— GQLORED PIoTUns wood wilt red Nor YL N > PL. AIS PIOTURES, in hes: reeular 2.1K) kinda, landscapes, tinue ae Jarge a n 18 of Mant some frames matte in allt ORE OVAL Bt COLORED OVAL PICT: saan tn walt. Diages ate + emniorentine ‘ames, many [etre B00 pS "ase. kinda, 25c¢ Fomnlen, 50 inds. 1.85 r wa HAND-PAINTED PASTELS for parlors 2) CTURES, In ornamen: ndsome el ‘ani gold amy chen ree’ fvariety °39¢ frames 3 7 ee The. kinds, at $5.00 PICTURES for pation in a 5 att Bnootal lot, reduoat -00 HINGE tA neg” Batten 0,00 PICTURBS; a jot especially nents of these oopuler EQ eure for priors” resus 7, BO HG) pictures At ° (Sloxel Cooper Store, Third Pioor, Centre, 1th #1) 'S5 Sample Shoes and Oxfords ‘For Women Go-Mforrow at f, 9S There is style, grace and superior workmanship in every pair of Shoes and Oxfords in this assortment, Stamped on the soles are the names of makers whose specialty is high-class Footwear, Hardly a blemish on any of them, and every pair is perfect and represents the highest type of Shoe craftsmanship. Sizes are limited to 3}, 4 and 4), Lut those who can wear these sizes in widths A, B or C will benefit greatly, In order that no woman will be disappointed, however, we have made provision to fit everybody in Shoes and Oxfords of @ grade that usually sells at $3.50 for ] : 95 Among the other Specials are Women’s $2.00 Uxfords at ISe Tan Calf Oxfords in all sizes, Patent Leather Oxfords in all sizes, Vici Kid Cxfords With Md and parent leather tips all izes. Alto White Canvas Oxfords for outings and Summer wear. (lege! Cooper Store, Second Fleor,) Lee aetna Fish, Meats and Vegetables. Everything Fresh and Low-Priced. + Fish Sroceries ; BREAD, Clare “Oh 4 PANGE. /BOBTON) (CODFISH | Dread finont aqiwitiye large Wer vont Ae FANCY SALMON BTBAKS, ORULLERS, praddury's celebrated old. BOT MACKERBL, fashioned New Bngland crullers or LONG BRANCH } eee doughnuts, 200 WEAKFISH, 5 D ta celebs ound FANCY LONG ISLAND BELA, RE ORT ME ene FONG RANCH SHA, BAS, und’ feed Indy; 8% Ib, 800.5 HONG BRANCH PORGIES, ie RANCH LOUNDERS, Wb. Be ° Fig Bare or Reepberry BOSTON GODYIAH i EY 1b, 280 NBWPORT HADDOCK, ANCHOVIIB, tinent Norwegian epleed i ye Meats. FBRRING A fieat Biemark Herring, 4): joately aploed: Hiat-auarters, of choles CAN. PIGKUMD PIGH! FELT, cooked, spilt apa TEON Xs (i pane and spiced; Ib Be of wnoleg a A vA, se Me, 110 USAGH, fatioy selected Cervelat, Hol gholoe native Stolnor or ‘armer Pausage 1B. ROAST, COMPRE, fancy Cucuta sarncaibo, ‘tresh Bhort fore-quarters of CANADA MUT- Rreakfast or Mixed Te: Skotos sfute af native 81 a Rar Mise! tame LOIN STDAxS. ioe oer: ie Bho ced — ROASTING db, 160 COTTAGE CHEESE, fresh made dally “‘Aelicately flavored Ih our own ‘creamery: Tela cheese oF ac! miork Elmendorf» kenuine prin ia rere” of genuine apitind Lame, Roleced LOIN of fresh Jer- soy PORK, , th, 1940 Ve otabl Sean elitene York’ Stnte rich, ai ¢' oes GuEnse, linportation of "octets ORS fyi zoatoon, a | SHURE, I hmanan tock ahr 3, fenay Lone Gland suger, been. TET heath eta Ree Rie oie ont or spaal cans pks, bs 8, thin skinned and jutey, O08 ay i" C * Tous Toma Rye . Women’ s Shirt Waist Dresses. § SJdeal for Summer Outings. So great has been the demand for these smart creations we have found it necessary to devote an entire section adjoining the Waist Store to their showing, WOMEN’S SHIRT WAIST DRESSES of fine white lawn, waist has graduated side plaits with centre plait of fine em- broidery insertion ; cuffs and collar em- broidery finished ; skirt is sev- en gore and neaily tailored, 1.95 WOMEN'S SHIRT WAIST DRESSES of lawn in tan coler only; made with graduated side plaits and centre plait of preity black and white embroidery ; collar and euffs embroidery irinmed shir cle erly tailored and trimmed with SiGakary ie Reena (eee WOMEN'S SHIRT WAIST. DRESSES of lawn in preity pin dots and handsome mercerized black and white checks, as il- lustratedi cleverly designed and tailored; the lawn dresses are trimmed with fine embroidery insertion; shirts are full Sanaa 2.50 WOMEN’S SHIRT WAIST DRESSES of white lawn, as illustrated, also Union butcher linen; two very atiractive models, handsomely designed and trimmed wah fine Torchen lace insertion O° & and fine embroidery, An Added Attraction SHIRT WAIST DRESSES of lawn, chevior, cham bray; broken lot and sizes; some naitily tailored, cthers prettily irimmed with lace and embroidery: there are some dainty polka dot effects as well as plain colors Regularly $1.25 to $2.75, At 95c., 1.50 @ 2.00 Wen’s White Yegtigee Shirts at 49Ie. It is a great relief fre- quently to change from a colored Negligee Shirt to a white one, There is a charm of dressiness about a fresh white negligee shirt that ap- peals with emphasis on & Warm day, The Shirts we place on sale to-morrow at 49c¢ are in a dozen dif- ferent styles. Both plain and plaited bosoms. The Price is Reduced Simply for Special Sale Purposes, Ordinarily the Shirts would be #3 more. They are well made, ee gig have fine pearl buttons, split cushion neckband and are warranted to fit perfectly, All sizes, 49c 41 C\ner Store, Main Ploor, Rast of Foun n.) GOO Summer Suits Jor Ten at 85.50. An Important Special Purchase and Sale Begins Go-Worrow. The Offering Consists of 250 Blue Serge Suits. 350 Fancy Cheviot Suits. All are in light Summer weights and ideally adapted to the hottest sort of weather. The purchase was made from two of the best known wholesalers in town, and any man who buys will get as good a Suit as $10 can obtain for him in any other reputable store, \) THE FANCY CHEVIOT SUITS are cut single and double breasted, are all wool and serge lined; cut in the newest ong coat effect. Checks, 5. 50 overplaids and fancy mixtures THE BLUE SERGE SUITS are also cut single and double breasted, and being made of this popular material are certain to be in eager demand as soon as the store opens. The range of sizes is so liberal that all builds of 5 50 men can be fitted. In Addition We Offer in a Clearance Sale 250 Suits for Men at Redu:ed Prices. Here are the descriptions: — 100 Fancy Sack Suits. They ate Cheviot and Werseds in BO) brown, gray and stripe effects, but there are only four or five of « kind e 150 Black Suits. Fit and tailoring 5, 50 (‘Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Hast, 18th St.) Single and double breasted, cloth Cheviots and Thibers. @ eet ALSAL an shes ein hasten cteebceindteaMactiNiAactaated that will surprise you. All ASE: RO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTWER STORE THE BIG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF Sigs -OOPERE SIXTH AVE, peenieouim 1S7S19°STS, NEW YORK, etree Double ‘S. & H.'? Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from. \ 8. 30 Till 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. $$ $$$ ™ Gable Linen Remnants, 3,000 Yards in Lengths of 14 to 3 Vards—Reduced Prices, This is « big bargain, ‘The remnants are just what's needed for outings, camping excursions, etc, ‘Three thousand yards Tabi Linen Remnants, in lengthe af 1% ¢o Tnolnded are yards. SHED gta | ‘TABLE a 34c Pe RLPACHED ALL DAMASK J YD. UNION DRILL TAWLIC LINEN Regularly Up to Ao. a yard Pillow Cases. enced Muslin 45380 HTemmed BELLOW ORAS, Fen ulariy Teter each ine Bleached Muslin Sheets. O00) dozen” Heavy Bleached USLIN SHEETS, In width th ty iI up to tho full Libya lady tnehes, but only — met ot hi by Aa Hea all a tL and will The ™ and 4-fho! these sheets wii ith pt San retail at ‘hee each, 480 (Slogol Cooper Nore, Main Floor, Baat of Fountain.) Shirt Waist Patterns Shirt Waist Patterns at about half their original price. There are 2,500 Sheer White Lawns with white embroidered Fronts, gue to mee Regularly up to ic. €ac ecial re- i 47c duction price, Plain and Fancy : White Goods.- 200 ODD PIECES OF PLAIN AND. FANCY WHITE GoOops, Napkins Also at Reduced Prices. 300 DOZEN MERCERIZED DAMASK NAPKINS, in five designs, 18 59c square, made to retail at 95c a (Biegel Cooper Store, Main 2 Fountain.) See Crea m Froonerd “FREEZO FREEZER,” has trl motion, and fr ii Mi ‘eezes cream in about minutes, made of best m: all malleable iron, he prevent rust, heavy cl cast iron bottom, ci galvanized hoops, “Tat. 1.45 2 at. 1.75 3 a 2, 4 qt, 2.356 at. 3.10 and uy (Biomol Cooper Store, Basement.) Se CTCONS. SCREEN DOORS—Strong end Dlooly Abtahon, covered With best cual Wire, In ail destnabl + spectal, ustante, wood, 24 inches hi thehes. wide, 7 Heette ae 28 inches high, 3 Inches wide, 87 inghes extended, (Slogel Cooper Store, Basement.) ee 'Wictor Calking-~-Wachines, Ko Money Down! 40INCH VFLAIN. “WHITE "NaInNe Sach WachineFully Suarantoaw ECKED WHITE yy DIMITIES, IMPORTED = WHITE SJ. j J. } JACQUARD SHIRTINGS, Reg: 15 to 700° ularly up to 20c. yd, 9c ' New Records for May, Your promine to (Slexel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Daat pay sums will bring one of Fountain.) “Wctory’’ Sewing Machines. Cgual of Higher-Priced Kinds, We shall offer a “Victory” model to-morrow a trifle less ornate than the newest patterns. but in every other respec’ equal fo the highest priced kinds, at a cost thay mates ita value unmatchable in New York Each mac! chine is thorough! i Avarantee vouchafesits super orty Hoban pata 8 Woodwork lid \ New ‘‘Victory’ Models on Easy Terms! 7-Drawer 5-Draw. Model, 18, 50 “Model, 17.50 One of the latest ball-bearing models equipped with automatic lift and drop hi in eae with swell Henk automatic tension and oleae hess) even 1 a ye newest attachm th | a every retpect, by agents priced at $45. Fly guaranteed ee a ee Also ‘‘Household’’ Machines. A reliable, well-made machine, drop-head styles, with dark golden-oak wood- work equipped with all the newest attachments; regular $60.00 5-drawer model, 20,00 $2.00 Goldman Tuck Folder, 100 | Shirring Foot, 40c (Slegel Cooper Store, Thin Floor, Centre, 10th St.) “Wodel’’ Refrigerators, Unequatled as Food Preservers, Unmatched as Jco-Savers, The Refrigerator Section in the Basement is the scene of unusual busyness th The centre of attraction is ihe “Model Refrigerator, ‘The ices One EyAe as the other manifold ideas that go to make a good refrigerator appeal strikingly to ‘all Prospective shoppzrs are embodied in this make, ‘Then there s the finish, the non-carrodi ble metal, the removable walls, the solid bronze locks and hinges and the mederateness of prige. Note these details: 1 401 18 281; Inches wide, 20 inches Ne Inches’ high, | No. 480 is 24ly inches wide, inches ween 16 Bs >, 700 No, in ches wide, deep, is ils inches wide, 21 8 inches high, 1 hea wide, 13% Inohag E rT} ed, i Inches high Inches wide, 20% high 1 metien wide, 2146 I wide, 2155 1 wide, 208% incl hte i hohes wide, 21% i yi IBS rH Apartment Houne style, ts ches wide, 2L inches deen, 68 | Aparypent, House style. Je 2 Inches deev, Oi | "vis 24 Inches wid 40 Inches sinehes Wh, BT, hes wide, BT Hel Wnt Honye 8 1ly Inches deup, fi enamel 1h is inches Ne Noo 410 inane: Inches hiew, nehes high Odd Groups of Boys Suits Ortered Specially at 1.80. , Such a gathering of cool, correct Summer Clothing for boys under 16 years of age is unknown at so little a cost: Double the Price Here Asked Is What You Would Pay Elsewhere. 214 to 10 years old. Russian and sailor styles Cassimeres of black and white checks; also finished 1. 80 Double-breasted and Yovetiy For boys Suity in, fine other novelties in navy, red and brown, with white linen collar and silk tie, Saoker For boys 7 to 16 years old. Suite Norfolk Jacket styles in Cheviots, Cassimeres and Home- spuns: all the Summer colorings of grays and browns. of overp'aids and mixtures, 1.80 Also Top Coats for the Outing. A collection of fine quality Covert Cloth Top Coats for boys 7 to 16 years of age which are most attractive to take al me on the Summer outings or vacations passed out of town, Coats are to be had in the new tan shades and are d .80 splendidly finished, f @ieget Cooper Store, Hecond Mloor, Mast, 18th MD |”