The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1905, Page 11

[ORR BPTI Om TAP ‘ NS. PRICES HIGHER iN Ss ork Qu! TIN | Wheat 907-8; September, 85 8-4, WALL STREET THE CLOSING QUOTATIO PRICE 'USHION MARKET. TE LO DN MARKET, "yi —_———— bt Amal, © op. 80 ’ 5 i 0 . 1 1 c F t : BOOU Meh! 6 Am Car , ! FRIDAY, June % 10 AM C Oil‘ p 6 t iy yy. Des Business was go dull on the siook| 2AM Hide & ee) glish market beings H Himaihe 8 hk change tau oiat aoveras manuere PRO i ls A UU alae pale Ser aay vine | 118, Sy 1 - ET —— usually figure consplouously in| 4 Am Lovo 2 v ‘ at c In, ¢ rset | December a ‘Wall atreet operations left the trading | 400 Am Malt “ US CME aN UL be a , —— at \ cing thelr inten | ,)00 Ain Malt vid "3 a ax havi ia CADMAN'S LECTURE Sp gt js many months since the stock | WA Hm. 8 pt % | have ety evi 7 < hea APRS ROMENONG VORED OARIGIIVE SRONURTIARASINOBEIE (al nen faaiket Wad oot soipplae sneuifeh in | OATS ee 7 : inside nana aeN earns Nata AAG | Ute Sie and Coats for Misses and ategnation. In favt th 1 funeti ‘( ». ph. 4 | y the | close ' ne fluctuated nars |B GA wae y { i A | Sette onanae aeemted to come. ioe | A AR neat a Ba | ieee gent Madigan A a yay Sa enteakine Ulett yr 1 Children—Prices Less than Half. ! @tandstill fifteen minutes after the opon- J a ite arday th ‘tiverool a Gaulecd w siight reaction Io the \s es. : ABOUT TWO HUNDRED GIRLS' REEFERS Un tea anes i eiptaneloukl Seesee Hea ta] sm = [teenie whe cen MoH wttene” ne | Samatene Woah raperial Jepanaa, doy: =| =t feesquarter lenathy, in cheviots, coverie and | GQ OQ) MacWAWs Wiood ieraleUlAiion? ui % | gilsh an iNew Orleans iBteresia fo Suit f aL ; clearii { y e ) Nobody altenypted to exp jain the \ We edt ent bd yi Con ee Original prices $6,00 to $8.00; clearing prictsss. , h 1. Bla 1 igs suly. 8. Mesa ONE HUNDRED MISSES’ SUITS. ” ar ait! { aturally imore Shi, 0 10800 0. Steel hs fg 8.40; pee Mes and Noveltics, various models, . croroea out a te naturally Hers op $0 Chi. to pits ay pt Original prices $15.00 to $20.00, clearing pieeaeel ; ruttavle worndal, the vaguencen of the | 1006, & vi cen were Ry, B18) Octo- ‘ aN mae rok ot in cevronas CHILDREN’S LAWN DRESSES, (one piece) ie trimmed, al, e ‘op report re 1 CHILDRE| A " nilegod peace Negotiations and the| geeG, Ay) Ttae ECCLES HREM lili taciey CORN AND BUNION PASTE cxita full shirts Sizes @ to 14 yeark Value ‘81-50 @ / atock transfer tax law. In the main, ae i SHIPPING NEWS. prices on wheat were easier in the local Saturday soresoccrsaeserseesvevesvvesves $1.00 however, the brokers warw wo utterly | 4 ea) | ra market and at Chicago, but steadier at CURES CORNS AND BUNIONS. CHILDREN'S LAWN DRESSES, three models, cpanel with depressed that thelr chief concern waa ® STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT @t. Louis and Minneapolis. broidery or laces, si 6 to 14 years—valuec to Divough the day as soon ay pos- Gol, s Nothing Like It, gpen embroidery yee 0 y ry y pos ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. ‘The crop newa, while confiicting from 1 $2.25, Saturday...., Mind $1.50 sible and With ux litlie lows us pus 1y 80 Com IS SOLD FOR $72,600, | #us rise. <2olnun este T.20}Moon oet..A.M. | ens wouthwent woe in th rae ft sik Foe lbs Brice age, .25, d tess seveee cenceacesogassests serene ’ thase traders pier the 8 wl rR Tate Te, Hadas La DENT CHILDREN'S CHECKED PERCALE DRESSES, trimmed had munge was "1 haven ¢ mad 109d. & = High We en | Pater malta nee me sActor JAMES S. COWARD, with plain colors, sizes 6 to 12 years—Special for TO eet nou 660 Det achacies Commane, hoaa of the ai Hi | _qmmediately atter the start corn vield- Il] 96a 974 Greenwich St,, N y Saturdays..ei reves GN einai $1.50 "48 rm oo! mmann 'O., at jo, e the gener Ing Of depression ba) by Ne We ir oor. Sonneries ate ‘3 Eroudway, posted his momberahip for| (er Gete Ferry, & Hi ane, a sloging Bee ee ——— -————— active fewure transfer on the Stock Exchange to- York's opening pric of the suong p 200 Great Nor pt. day to J, H. Childs, of Pittsburg. Mr. PORT OF NEW YORK. = rn dividends trom ore & Unie, | 10 Hock Val, Cammann is one of the oldetimora of rors | , ’ 7 Wie Heading Pete ier the New York Stock Exchange, being! atone. saniiSaien | Boys Clothing Department eixth on the list of the members, Ho | i Vall veaton | ‘ ty 80 Rate (Hal the pay: Joined the Bxchange Aug. 16, 1960, It | Hamilton’ + » Norfolk WM. VOGEL & SON. Wi |i Specials for Saturday ee ntmete al % ny understood the seat was sold for INCO! boa tayd ene. Gul ane & Bee | hearts of the Pennsylvania atockhoil- nf 4 Ayres, Naple mar, Oralier, Kan i LEA HO Att pial | Our Regular 75c, and 1,25 AEG OS RRC ate er ale OM RRS nc RE | Se a | Wash Suits at 50c and 98c eck Ponnsyivania. seallioud lock WON Sm and FB, Cro ant ij cemut Co | We dh i Nacti HW oraah Alalibi Ine Reet @ market are talking exceedingly ‘Cainmann woe Ex: OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS. | e show a ‘ine collection o! as juits in lan, bullish just now, oleae member of the ee and It 18 | SAILWD TO-DAY. | Eton and Sailor styles, white and correct colors, Important matters were discussed at | \nderstood the concern. will continue | Dagery, Yucatan, Apache, Charleston, } UP Orcs cecevecserrrerstaeeroresen seessres ey @ meeting of the div suf the Den» | py taking. Into partnership some mem-| Monroe, Norfolk, Mansanares, Veoeauela. | . wintaaneas t ooua: aot Ca | e Btock Bxchange. Colorado, Brunswick, + Bee Sibotmution as to what was dons, | Boys’ $5.98 to $8.50 Suits, $4.50, ¥ ocr, ‘Sow Wostern Cacia Ranwesy This exceptional offering Me aly a sizes 3 an\ ni ane 5 | assorted lot of double-breasied, Nortfol usttan, or et th ‘a0 ge oon- | U ’ eid Upon, uits, $1. A es womething illumina way in abou! Mi ’ | 5 Wo Weaks, | ens ummer Furnishings | | hint of pretty patterns of Cheviots, all sizes Saturday + $175 5 J. Gow gar igpouiclng fore tne” purchaue ot | l § | GNOME Al cristaseicansiiinoesehhyeenisarmeraarests!| Cee bali Faced bah uated In Our Great June Sale | | Boys’ Novelty Straw Hats, cepticiazn in um ry ‘ 2 r US -Price 8) i - Polo, Continental, Napoleon and Middy styles—regular?} thst Air Hyde Wotid Hot take fete Wins | We present in our Under-Price Store a splendid gath | | $3.98, $3.50 AN da asvardeyatsy ve ai ereeee Na $$2. 25 Bowe for is stuck, Deron who ering of Summer GONE a en, Nelab iti | ey oka din Walhlin 12 or Muntiy, Geslate, thik. thes busy ch offerings seem incr le with the labor conditions joys” 25e. Suspender Waists, 15c. ' » biundy declare Unt thie busy Such o! ee f { j iffoud "hubfack ould, Se mauleanie | in Troy—but they’re here now, Read on— Youths’ $12.98 Suits, $8.98. ; i aE maa gees Cuomo | ULI 1200 Colored Madras Shirts, 50c Each: worth $1 |f| | || in'Gheviots Workeds and’ Sergesat onethird regular} $8,908 railed Sonsur prewar a ee ys ot Negliges, Plaited bosoms, Detachable cufts. ; | | pte $8. the Kast and An the West Ca- Specially made for us over one of our own well-fitting models. | hate ibVSives a onpitalite “—s Footwear. All splendid patterns—mostly dark colors, blue and gray grounds, (i) ee . aor than, {$10 0008, “Ee le garesenant | with neat stripes. Sizes 14 to 16%. 0c each, worth $1. ae i 4 As buen wid ge } an control of the Equitable Béciety he can | Men's Collars, 50c a Half-dozen | lee ” 1 1 J. . fe ltagt aati me hong Seat Special The last time we presented an offering of this kind the lot was Week: End Clothing Talk | Her Mai jesty Low Shoes, $3. 00 ‘ this an old friend of the ‘am- sold out in a jiffy, History repeats itself. \! e | ae sirom beta pee a at a for Saturday: — The collars will fit, launder and wear as sturdily as those costing We grow only through exercise, The faculties we use | 30 Different Styles to Select From. } a3 Well as ov ner le business . twice as much. + Bad iooira anding wo tnaividcal wilt Tn wing, standing, tock front and all the newest styles of turn- most become strongest. |The tailormen who fashion our $15 | Every woman likes to wear shoes that are raceful, ie Esai Le dorp tepens joo Pairs of | rer ie Chak ar ayer peal Sine 19/65/18 9 BOI0: LB: Batts suits exercise all of their talent upon them, They form a large | comiitue GR he ony Woke tit And Weary" 0. ma ° 6 . + ; Leta ie wide id ' 12 body of men who are constantly kept doing this line of work— | h "i forent Dualnees” methods’ must" prevail ' Men's Cuffs at 75c a Half-Dozen f ‘ : ° |], We show thirty different styles of low shoes made of ih tie, fueure management It public Women RY Same quality and finish as the collars. Straight button or single making our $15 suits, Naturally, this constant practice makes | Tadal PALAU RAFTER GOIN and ViGURIA GA FH mown movements of money dur: Low Cut Sho es eres. both mtb Found oF eauare cokers, vhsee one sii, ane | them better fitted to the work, and more proficient. You get |}/ |/ black and tan—Tan Russia Calf—Wald ‘ad $3 00 . ing qualities cuffs that cost double, Sizes 10 to 11%, t te i j in tan, light and dark blue,green, red, pink and ing the present, weok Indicate a one aby xu eS, Mie 75 | just as much of style and of fine workmanship in our suits at New fi banks of abo Sold in half-dozen lots only, Tic a half-dogen, i ti , orange (the Jatest novelty in low shoes.) + Ba btn “eutnod trot che. later compris Men's Muslin Nightshirts, 50c Bach $10 ee Ue Unuel coady ators wenr sulielat Bit aerne febuen snes 11 aaa ible) : ole close upon ¥8,770,000.. e ‘ go to make these suits are bought direct from the mills and — as an agroéable bit of gossip Tr Ti Ce Ey 1 Ba) wet Ged rer Le is carefully proportioned, cut ant h f very k hich te on nine ‘ngor of the Exohange poou: eg wo & hee be: nished to insure the highest possible degree of comfort, the sults are made in our own workrooms, which means to you prospect’ “rights” in Northern Pa- Plain or neatly trimmed. With collars, Sizes 16 to 19, Oe each. i uy ” ) k. Broke i | adirect saving. Add to all this our famous “Concave’’ shoulder | ioe em ey i Me Gibson Ties, Cambric Nightshirts, 50¢ Bach ne eying f | Other Specials for Saturday. the Northern Pacifid stéckholders will B P. ; ane ‘\ D | and “Closefitting” collar and you will have our suits at $15. | le broidered All-O P 1 receive privileges in rf short time for lucher and lain th the “soft finish,” All cut over our own well-fitting models, | Lmbroidere -Overs arasois Various purpOKOS which It ls estimated surplice neck, Neat blue and red timmings, Sui Fift Doll ld: Will be Worth about 70 per cent, An Sizes 16 to 19, 600 each uits at een ollars. 22 inches wide, Embroidered All- For Women and Children. oth f the Northern Pacific Com- i : Baas ght: bric, nainsook and | Allesi hem. f pany was saked about, thls rumor end Oxfords, | At £15 we present suits in six single and double-breasted sack models, Boer hetey English eyelet ef Party | Barone eld eea raf 2 ¥, Fomay riches ery Ween’ voted ts in tan Russia and tan kid, Th Onl: Sh St A th Si b The suite concerned are of black Thibets, blue and black Serges, unfinished =| | fects—regularly told at $1.25 to] files, in white and colore—regular ie Je total eates of stocks were 164100 medium and dark shades, le [y oe ore in tné QubWay and emooth surface Worsteds in all the new gray tones, from very light | $3.25 per yard, prices $1.25 and §1,75 eac anates, and of bonda 82,165 Ahd the only Shoe Store anywhere in which you can buy to very dark gray, And a diversified collection of fancy cheviots in all the | at 75c, $1.00nd $1.48 At 7c. and $1.00. ee | ’ . } new color schemes, Ht —————————-—= | Women’s alles ‘ " egular Lee) grade, | M ‘Thi i) ili hematitched white and with colored “ VAN BRUNT’S LAST OPINION. R $5. ens Shoes Like © ese Other Suits, $15 to $40. | | avy venings: hair tne | Borders: also Pongee silk with eol- ‘The Appellate Division of the Bupreme 2.86 pair At $1.90 a Pair WM. VOGEL & SON |} thsedo. and fancy mesh ‘Veilings | 7" POAC aaa RE price sa38 . Pe Pas ha patel MAL ad gar Vg iz, 5 ° There is nota pair that is worth less than $2,50—ond é ’ li platy an sGhenllls ata al uh C, Recknagel aguinst Charles i. stein many are worth as much as $5. Houston St ana ell ihe New and. nhevalls Special Sale 4 ors, executors of the will of Broadway ouston St. ombr p Wats i tatnwiy. J Low Shoes, Lace Shoes. 1]| || ing shades—regularly sold from 20¢} Women’s Kimonos ieencermeo unmet | Fords Taylor, || , Suis remarkable shoe Sale has sot a, standard that will a UY 140 Women's Short Kimo. op ion thay wae, written by the jate be long remembered those who profit, Basement. — a an er a ~~ a at 42 and 25c Hot of figured lawn, yoke 19 H,, | ae a acl im ul ‘on! ' Brunt, on t the ° day pefore his death, be-| Broadway and Tweatioth Street, | i . cial for Saturday, each ie last opinfon written by hig. Fifth Avenue, Minetesnth Street. h We if W. | Handkerchiefs b to reco" fo 200 Wi 's Short Cami ie aia Paiste gay The Wonderful Way for Men and Wonen. |i tine qui af own, fone anh edttoallng a Pure Irish Linen, hemstitched, with | bud patterns, finished with 150 Be spas gesoveeed oe é L O Th WHIT E SALE or without embroidered initial, | ribbon at neck and button. ‘ pA hE ae é Swiss embroidered and lace Hand- Bere ene: Special for erchiels; ho eee To be suse, you know about Me Ri BS June ore have @) | nN Porches renularly sold 1246, and | Saturday, Sane roved its supremacy. But a good tale bears re-telling. 2 sand 4914 ibbons, , D Hn prsiore)" reWists ber, when you think of this Muglin peas I > yb st re € t } Be (ee Desirable, pees, at Money. 3 { Xt. (ces. . FT, Underwear, thap : . Women’s Neckwear. | rine tattetn” Ribbon, “bri y ; Fine Materile Made It | || Linen Embroidered Sets lustrous. tinih, 414" inches 4g Shill and Taste Sewed It ; | (collars and cutfa), all whitel 4 6, | wide, all desirable colo! - and colors; value 40c, and ly white—Special per yard, POR Lowest Known Prices Sell It ‘Men's TU liepeniata arestergis any Value 25¢ pet yar jerge | 150 dozen Lace, Embroid: Fine quality Satin and Taf- a ) FiO MEN The oovanion is unique Chom ike . an en Site | ely, linen Pique and Baw tee Bat if Bibb 4 ati 290 jeoe of nainsook, cambric or | Ss it mo: The Backbone of the Sale mutlia, teimened, with lace oF ein. 1 SZlLUE | | He AE venue abe white—-Special per yard, ny Li a! ™~ Quality Built In prenahaamaaatacatieSee gt yah AL Aas eva WY Sion aM icy) | Wise eu Broldery, ab $1, $1.25; | Drawern of eanibric, muslin or ie Best Serge Suit. | Clothe your feet in THE BATES SHOB Nie B, up bo 918. nalnaook, trimmed with em prnige \}) oe _————- yo and Co of nalnaook or cam: | Ince, at 75c, $1, $1.25 Vv 1 E Off d D— we Lec g 8 & propes pride in your welfare, The baie Ta eae pi i 3681 io taal aiue ver ere | “Mission Furniture le at wal wi Corset Covers hainsook or 9 sf PITHE BATES SHOE looks as good, fools as Fitbe see ee gone Sram ite Teen oF ae Pet NE a /Hing tute SH of sabe suits surpasses | 1 Off for Saturd well and wears better than any $3.80 quality SLAM mie PP CAT AT Ti tis 2) any offer ever na ava these aus ite Specia ering for Saturday. im existence, a, awa, trimined with ombrol . guaranteed absolutely fast c a Cd wi TNE BATES SHO! Rometitehed plalte or, rib- Paris- American . itesngeneate One Hundred ‘e make THE Bi 1B as as we whyt 1.75, $8.25, bui76, Ga.00, Underwear are tailored in the very best manner pnd how and we've made good shoes for 45 ie MA so as to stand the test of wear. Fashionable single and double breasted sack suits with broad shoulders and hand felled collars. Suits that you cannot match under $10 at Bay other store in town, Our price, Mission Chairs or Rockers (Like Picture.) ‘ » Made by Stickley Bros. Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan, famous for their Arts and Crafts Furniture and awarded Grand Prize at Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The Chairs are finished ee al popular fured oak and all Cushi ns covered in Spanish hdd 50 Grats sof nainsook or cambrio,| Embroidered in France, made Heme with lace or insertion and pou Bey. ya. a grey Wa Cy 3! ighteowns of nainsook; yoke of ry Ae abe bk yen embroidery, trimmed | with mau Valenciennes lace and ri oe telmmmed with hemativohed PA ‘or with hand-embrotdered me vere BATES SHOB fits correctiy—no chating ‘at the heel nor looseness at the arch. Your foot sets in a moulded form, which Is foot shape, therefore they do fit--they can't be otherwise, THE BATES SHOB is Unton-made and con- tains every feature that 1s worthy in good shoe-makin, He embroidery of, ieee and nd. luce Ingertion, At om, as Ge, 755, 1, 61,85, 8.78. $8.50, 8.78 and 64.80. ASTD te Chemises of nainsook, band-em- at tA TEA " Bera Sis Underevear [etn itty 0250 60.7 THE BATBS SHOB Is not one style nontor one kind Corset Covers of nalnaook: front Jeat!'er—special Bike tor thi | of wear. Sit is se ry occasion—dress, Gainers Oe ae etna Gtumed |hand-embroldered; some with yor | flesiansre i mie BATES yi ombral vot lace, @ » {embroidered and Nitin mea a | Regular price $12.00, ares a SE 108 for avery atne toot and every if; Mah lita) hehe Meee Kk, with hand. The Be tot Ss Ss he 1 if | Mission Furniture in the count price, $3.00. t bri Drawers of nalnsoo! an eato er | We show the largest line of Mission Furniture in the country— for Tie BATES SHOR. it he Mesticoae lee en eeaTderes ene rete, oF in ge Suits eciemed with ta brol ws i Wy Sideboards, Extens'on Tables, Dining Chairs, China Closets, Chiffon- isp en ters, Dressers, Toile Tables, Reds, Book Cases, Couches, Settees, Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Desks, Cellarettes, etc. (Fourth Floor.) Gnarantes at Higher Prices joped rtion and ribbon, at $1,50 and 2.25, Becond Moor, JOHN WANAMAKER. ernest Ae fr Aeneas A Cony Broadway, Tourth ave,, 0th and 10th ate 2,28, Clothing If you' re nelined 10 ty more for a serge sult, . er values just as great in propor Company, ‘ on tothe $6 °O suit above, The rere Uptown Corner ‘ oft etin trades nade In blue, black and joes Street and 4 gray, single or double breasted sacks, at Avan Wise e's sia sy Sis 6 30 Sixth Avenue, 20th to Zist St. It’s the best. 101 AGENTS,