The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1905, Page 6

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SOE ET eT ee en ee ae! f NG ARR EES dich denial tobe 4 aa CONDITION ee ary | = Ky CG: eT » ' MA DDEN SI ORI KEEPE an O Neill & Co wi ‘impson Craford ott \ ¥ cy May Proceed in a Poty to the District-Attorney’s Office to y 4 See if He Will Not Take Sone Action in the Matter— === - Two-day cut price 82, 95 for rich imported Madras { q Were : | ra, 4 oa NG . — 8 ia What the Civic Club Says. | louseturnishings and China sale toilet articles. curtains—value %6.00. vot ; . HE most radical reductions in Summer hangings and upholsterte: Mig Herik tae of Grand sircet from possihie, We are ur ‘ A goods |] Special Values for Wednesday and Thursday EMARKABLE values in standard toilet arti- and there are such a diversity of home decorations that every one will @ Bowery to 1 tow Socks of) in of ou {| Ki 5 cles that will cause all New York to visit find something—“Just what they wanted.” Read the list: Fourth Floor. 4 East River : ii Dinner Sets Refrigerators =. this store to-morrow for a summer supply, 69e. 4 pair for ruffled muslin cur- | 75e. a pair for figured muslin cur. a Mis pect (Like illustration.) Well-known brands on which the price is so well | ‘ins with novelty lace insertion. tains; value $1.25 protest known and so thoroughly established that the prices we maka for Roam tinetie: dae $1.75 a pair for ruffled bobbinet Naughton & ( : $2.95 ©x-Pollce Mag value $2.9) Bc, each for $2.95 Jap, crepe cur- air for Crete madras cur- tains, quaint designs and colo! to-morrow’s selling will appeal to economical buyers who appreciate 7 eevee ae ad | A high-grade toilet articles. Main Floor, 50, 3 erground electric if value 7 q rect, The contra @ Mail orders promptly filled. SOI BEE PATO RURLY gCRa OE tect: 49¢. a yard for French taffeta, $0 a P Gigh-handed in their 3 Rave piled the stor Which are alw: the city, and th treme. Bt sh individual comp Wheuccessful, and at the nex @f the Hast Side Civic Club the Wil be discussed, Woseph Spector, a we 25¢. a yard for plain Japanese silk, Hand Sapolio..........._7¢ | Shetiieki's Tooth Paste, 12¢ 27 inches wide, in odd colorings, ines Nae alte Taaiver Chale cool, yet durs (dition to the undrecs of bargain value 75c. shine off the face, 10¢, . $2.95 for tapestry portieres, odd 1 Ideal Perfume— | sty 89 28. Hair Health,....,.34e Powder Paper Books, take the Hair Food. 20 D: white Amer- ican porccl and and fancy sold border decoration. These goods on are warranted first class—not seconds —ull size composition,incht?ing soup tureen, laige size platters and large s and broken color lines, values 50 per pair. 19¢. a yard for Java printed cot- ton, in novelty fan designs, for kimonos ar draperies; value 35c. | Houbi Wes stp hal’ Ss Auilitor, oun and 55¢ as well Japan- Munyon's Witch Harel Soap $1.00 $2.50 4 5.00 novelty col- | tains; value § Powders, soaps, perfumes, drugs so essential for hot weather comfort. | gro,j cates [ated ae 390, each for leather strap 2 | salthy merchant en the old-time travellers marvel at the perfection of the new system that the Customs officers have tnaugurated | taking for the comfort of transatlantic pas- | been pur @engers, which at the same time re- | ("6 Pr juces oe chances of petty smugsling 4 a minimum The officers are 80 @lert in thelr duty that there is abso- Wutely no chance for the big swindler i to carry on his or her contraband hip, with the trade as in the days of old. ference {s held decided von, P ES (Grand street, is y | hy L | ve s a0 | White Rose’ Glycerine Soin | é $ = $ | he . Petty je: acts e ors might egular $18.98, Special $1 5c. cake; dozen... B5c s ied Pp pint, . 5. Na thal fete |] -|A special otteting of “Governor” |] Simpson. Crawford Witch “Glycerine, rose *7.25 maple arm chair at °5. fearon why our side ‘ wit Sormined tre es Ina 1 ad Tea Sets Retrigerstors. (like iw ation) in |] sunburn—4 oz. | N UNRESERVED clearing of all our vast line of Summer fu @ blocked that traffic is next to tm-] r dic - tons 2 . zC8. ey are warranted to ’ ’ WEIN E Clearing of al! our t line mer Tu ‘ | Sé-piece Tea Set of thin American |Presitve food and save ice better ture, porch chairs, couches, settees, coneessions are so § porcelain, with floral decorations, |than any refrigerator in the market. Green Olive Oll Cast ea Les Sse Da nis PRAGUE ATA ore eahE taste sp ereuerorh aa | e il Cas oO make this the most extraor iture event thus fa gold edges on every piece. No, 1—Regular $9.90, Special $3.00 SiR NaF |. this seasons Fifth Floor, | 4 Regular $4.75, Special $2.75 | No. 2—Regular $12.75, Special $9.75 Carolina Tar Soap, fiotet Face Po . 85 for $3.00 maple frame rocker ee ——— = shampooing—5Se, cake; box.....13¢ g Coid Cream, ma’ “a ite Z ’ d = R esa hair, close yen split IN OUR CUSTOMS SYSTEM “Washing ‘Machines. @vent Purita. Spanish Castile Soap, sig the most deiate shin | eee eo ° Makes wash day ea | “Prishtest re eae rey ee ' | ee ; os ' 3 A & Best” Ovens, nothing t ad fi i re i F net “The Electric” equal for baking or ating ye Quinine and Ege § ampoo, | Read the list of items, ae is something th you u wish there— i f , Regular $2.98, Special $3.00 | __N0. 6—134y inches wide, 13 high, |]/ Peace and even thoug! in immediate want, a purchase now {s a con- Watchful Men Give the Home-Coming American Civil Treatment po Beeulanisai96 | Specs 33 00 _ |a3 deep. i ree Hair’ Tor = servative investment at these prices. aV A + . is Regular $1.25, Special 98c, See UteH an cia eee CaTOKIEIE | for $1.25 small porch chairs, close woven split 4 and His Baggage Is Well and Quickly Handled, but the Wickless Oil Cookers | yo4—tainches wide.20 high it deep ||| f tanrull—S0e. size, 88c.; $1.00 se, : Veet Taleum Powder, vi | ETO a en tine Uacko , 1} \ Law Violator Stands Less Chance Than Ever, | s RS ae home cool Rs ey Ree OL | Coke's Dandruff Cure, ConA Salts. 25 | 1.68 for s 25 maple frame rocker, close woven / } i wo Bienen arcckica® . 920% in, wide,20 high.14 deep. 87¢. and 67 Smelling Salts, 252 _ a { spindle back. : ’ ‘ Regular $5.25, Special $4.25 Regular $2.25, Special $1.90 | And a 25s, cake of Coke's Shan senting Tooth a | ogame 25 maple frame rocker, 5 Varhe bexinning of the return of the | are so wel trained t Two Burner “Fer‘ection” 7 Vi \ (HLA Soe hag a Balt sea AS ottle of the best too woven split reed seat and spindic cnecuraven , Bundreds of thousands of American Metal nt now Regular $5.25. Special $4.25 Fh Lawn. Mowcrs ee lll Witch Hazel Liquid pany 256. 1.85 for $2.75 porch roc Net lose woven tourists who have spent the spring and fem to Know ivel where yg, || Two Burner Cabine le “Dewey” Philadelphia Lawn pave Se eee Ae back Jy summer abroad has started, and ork: and there Is Regular $4,98, Special $3.50 Lawn Mowers in the market—choice ‘ r Soya Selle re D h id skin Ft 15> mes trom || Two Burner Open “Brightest & Best" of four sizes: 12, 14,16 and 16-inch, ||| eee wh Regular $3.98, Special $2.50 Regular $3.98; Special $2.98 pa viazed cane seat and slat back 2.7 SF tor $4.25 maple frame rocker, close woven glazed cane seat and slat back. 3. QO for $4.75 maple frame | 5.00 for chair, close woven glazed cane seat and back. | 5.25 tor 8 counury nds or other d ars are sent Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street ne Se ee Sin those days there was so much man or woman ae f 25 for $5.00 maple frame | rocker, broad arms and high j @mugsilng that in order to keep up on him or her. = — = — et hor—Ib.,73e | 2 = 2 woven glazed cane seat | close woven glazed cane seat and slat j ’ With the game the Customs men looked Col. Jerome's Work. Salt, 67¢ and back. : ; | for housew | sizes, Roars 85. Q 0 - $e 50 voecpt S14 roll china maine 8.% e vi a | UST fifty rolls of 40 yards exch—all colors, in block and striped value, effects. This is only eat cl ng of ail | odd Summer rugs and mattings—a It’s an absolute clearing at prices 4s to *2 what you Upon every one of the tourists as &) Another part of the system that helrs | possible smuggler, with the result that / prevent smuggling and at the sane t ho judgment was used in the examina- Promotes, the comfor: of he Pobeat Dn tlon of the baggage, Passengers were | Ju: 1 of the | insulted, and with each arriving steam- nd mingles @r bushels of complaints were filed at |}))°* ne of them. | By |the vessel gets er pier he is ajle Washington from indignant oltizens|report to Mr Bishow anv 6 telling of the indignities that they had | jf! he may bh Hogormed a ina dock. been subjected to at the hans of the |” As Gol. Jerome ts known to all of the Customs officers. Teyulur tourists, he only bothers with At the same time the department was|{h@ Sirungers, Knowing that the ‘'reg- at its wit's end how to atop the pro-| vient Une’ Saat ou fot hs dary. oY”? fessional smuggler from carrying on Becanise of all a the trade without detriment to the in-| Pave. ey only ee MUCE Nocent tourist who was bringing in ten| One was the tan, of ate. ‘f or twenty dollers’ worth of wearing | Phyllis Doge, whose Jeweiry that Wa i 2 not deviared ‘was seized th apparel, Tho hundred-dollar imit for | Tie aMemwant sold at peti nice let Waters, in vio- let, rose and carnation, 4 oz. “Third Floor, If a 40-yard ro!l of matting is more than you 50 can use—remember the price is almost haif. 1 e i 1 =Your friends will share the bargain with you. yay. 14 f those things that pro- hot weather comfort—a real = luxury at very small price—the result | @@e a yard for 80c. quality. of our July clearing sale Full rolls of good quality wool ve The laat 7.45 voll of 40 yards for ve rolls of fine Jap, mattings in carpet designs, | $12.00 value. Sevent: Brightest& Best” Mowers, equal to any hi-h-priced ta i ‘wearin, yarel was then incorporated r ey - 7 as ts ¥ : oe ” 6: i in the Natit aw. Even after ie mea- ‘ther Pom asa inate abe j HIGH AND LOW CUT They are large enough for grown | faced tapestry Brussels carpets. Algerian porch rugs—in beau- aure had been adopted there was no| Rear Aree the alertness of the cus- 8 folks and sim § 9c 2 yard for $1.00 to $1. 50 | tiful effects—two sizes, very 1 Keller )ior, the average tourist, The — ‘ : 4 ALL SIZES. ALL LEATHERS the porch. We have sold hundreds | Carpet. remnants up to 15-yard | special. ae Ee eeustton chewed eELaers Why/He Wanted the (Cont. y ALL STYLES this season and only have a few left. lengtivs, in Axmalasters, body Brus- | a 50 val ue HE50 out of ten proper judgment was not] The fg ear eas ae will all go at this clearing | Sels, velvets, &e a . used by the officials at the pier, dy the vict!m. J = nile : nig , substantial lawn swing. Cool fibre rugs, artistic and Anexpensive. every ametlonn citizen as allowed a we alge che : tivo adults; value 65.09-—special $3.99. The kind that wil Shnpson's 3, olla at md oileloth at 88c, square yard, i hundred dollars’ worth of any od thing Kked the husband” * Formerly $4, $3.50 & $3 Insement eal MON CRAWFORD Co. mais} that dutiable, With lenient wife $ ion of the law h tired of aceing that coat |o¢ other old stuff lying around perfection, an “ngs up, and I sold it this morn- FH Deputy Surveyor H, J. Bishop, tant Deputy Surveyor Matt Con WM. VOGEL & son [§ 2| This season’s greatest clearing of housefurnishings. Star and Atlas refrigerators, world- e famed as ice savers. i 0 8 ‘ou soll It? Bold oat—the: ole * Aaa cribes this sa & Bee ec ce usec another of the Dis: oye “att Sold the coat—the old Broadway. Houston St, HAT you want and when you can put it to the best use, and at a price that is the lowest of the season that tersely describes th sale of em hundred or more able men, all thor- 1 housefurnis! orrow. Come and take advantage of these unexampled prices in refrigerators, lawn mowers, water coolers, oil stoves and a! , other housefurnishings that go to make the kitchen cool in Summer—the lawn well kept—and the keeping of foods a certainty, Hot weather is not half over, and these art'oles here so low priced are what you want to lighten the Summer tasks—come to-morrow, Basement Salesroom, Closing out all our Star and In the stove dept. Atlas refrigerators at about ace intilitied ~ 25%, below regular selling price—These same refrigera= tors have been selling Int mendous volume _ 3 ughly trained to single out the pro- | ‘%, ry moj | + fessional or the tourist taking a fiver oar, at the smugi ony gam If any of these )mMorrow en overloo t there is ‘Tim Dono- |? Nn and the women Inspectors, who ¢ 1 Ewanied te never let anything get by. and feouldn’t ‘think of a Take a ship with 600 in the cabin and|! ats pla 4 in al thot number there Js one man | / says that wnat happened | or woman trying to defraud the Goy-|@ ter Oh a nobody's busines) ‘ernment, Tim Donohue $6 onto the job. j Few persons know him, Iie is a little — = ————————————— — round-shouldered Irishman, carries a 6, bas stooped shoulders and looks | \(=—&—t— —<2-———. $1.00 for regular $2.25 nickel-plated two-burner gas stoves. 50 extra quality sheet Uke almost anything but a special cus- ‘sq Summer—the chief reason @ mingles aniong tho passongers. on Jon thelr popularity. is to-n t $2.08 eect et ate Serene | Wear early TIE GRO sin int oreo tres 4 aRE tee Meer Je there. te gay: ciosttg Closing We have just received another shipment of the celebrated Sil- and four burner kinds, . J SE, Even : | ver King brand of lawn mowers, This machine is without doubt the best with extra large size oven i Nothing Escapes Them. ings, fe | machine on tne market=olt is ball-bearing, which makes it easy running— Bie. ine are nis . Whi Tim Donohue js attending to his| 5:30 7N ays, as four self-sharpening extra quality steel blades, which cut like a razor, , up to §>./ Ree en ATH AVE: as STREET 13330 || 3.00 tor 14 Inoytepular value #530, Dlg ie vod tbe cut aml 25% it Rate eae, re anaes) ae $4.75 for 16 inch—regular value $6.25. Refrigerators about 28% off) [ru ering P Ls x ef for 18 inch—regular value $7.25. regular selling price, gas ranges. 85c, for regular $1,50 4-gallon water coolers—neatly Japanned, galvanized IIning—nickel-plated faucet, Complete line of every kitchen want, q ee iit SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Little children enjoy “the annual pure food show.” Visit New YorK’s modern grocery and enjoy the interesting enter- tainments and unusual low prices. Come and see the greatest exposition of its kind ever held—nead the program—free samples J ts) | for everybody—a cool, entertaining place for men, women and children, Any one of the many attractions Aa S Hl \\ is well worth coming far to see, 4 4 ees et Important part in this event, and those who visit the model food s i store during the Annual Pure Food Show will Immediately 860 the wisdom of purctias- We're clearing out our entire stock of | ea case | the celebrated Ess See Ess Shoes at 1.95. | On September Ist we become New York’s HI selling agents for Queen Quality Shoes. During July Furniture Sale every picceon Fourth Floor is reduced in price. | Wednesday, July 19 Hair Pillows ——— SIREGNANO'S ROYAL, a MAY BAND, Frank 10's! Fun arionette Ainatrels; & Gra Reyestodor now, M*&hicken Incubators | $3.50 Oxfords and Boots. Every comm STARCH- OAM i 1 — TARE a LE Ook ura fine allt: Py 1 = S—ARMOUR'S rs witt's Mil ¥ { style, every shape, every ie oh 10) i Ps has Wed cat family size, Ib ae rerey Tc lic i ager a 6c ig. “it itt | “rs Ls 4 size. All widths and lasts. + ABD yo BARE Esra ee! Pure wines at al panilag prices, Brews aor, A time to provide for present and fa ae ones og itt a Oo? | witha aagagor. hit ctge sf | msn future wants at a saving of one-half, ti a 82 arte HB aie La . eet ty AUMMBY, aU ° vit a cia oe moninn ED us Merman a ra 1,000 pairs of *4 and $5 Boots at 2.45. | Se ate aaa ed st, te : ol es 8 these hot summer nights—buy re Pillow —weight three pounds, fh with fine mixed hair, covered best ticking. 22226, Special price, $1. 00) (Fourth Floor.) St,

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