The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1905, Page 5

BIG RUSSIAN LOAN BIG JAP ARMY HERE TO PAY JAPS, ATTACKS ENEMY Czar’s Financial Agent in Ber-| Many Thousands of Troops As- lin Getting Bankers Together; sail Russian Position on Tu- In the Matter to Prevent Dis-/ men River, 100 Miles South turbance of World’s Finances| of Vladivostok. BERLIN, July %1.—In wew of the! probability of an early peace between Russia and Japan, the terms of which will involve the payment of a very heavy indemnity by Russia, the finan- clors of Turope have been holding con- ferences, to the end that the peare in- —————_- —_ @emnity may be paid withont sertously| GREGORIAN CHANT CONGRESS. Gisturbing the ftnanoes of the world. | | As an cumcome: aria et the The Mondelsohns, the Berlin bankers, | Co rian chant in all Catholle churchne { manele, for many years the Fep- | an international congress will be held son the Continent of the ge strasbourg, Germany, from Aug. 16 an Government and who have ne-|) Aug. qs. All musicians end others ed many of the Ruseian 103%, |inecrested in church muelo have been have formed an alliance with the Roths- | jnvited to attend the congress, whioh 1 LONDON, July 27.—-A Japanese army of many thousands fs attacking the Russian position on the Tumen River, the Ogaka correspondent of the Dally Telegraph reports. undaty be- of Viadtvostok. childs in respect of tha m: and) will be devoted to the Kistory.’ discis- | Fave eld comin Lideation® the |flon and practice of the Gregorian leading financial nth on | nd in i nd thelr repre- rk with a view tion of the larger | States GANGRENE, HYDROPHOBIA, Danger of Lockjnw, Gangrene, Hy- drophobia, Blood Potson- | in“ Averted, Danger of Tetanus, Gangrane, of Infec- mn from Rusty Naite, Tin, Pin Scratches, hot Wounds, Doe or Si or Stngs from any enti ing Corns or Bunions, Inte ing for New York | — { KAISER NOT AFTER BERLIN, | Foreign Ofc: \- \ WW LMI A (MOA ND Boy” } What They Need Clothing for Man and Boy. The style, size and material to choose from are here in pleas- ing assortments, What you need for going away, in the city or for general use, you can get them here and to your liking. MEN'S SUITS, OUTING SUITS . SEPARATE TROUSERS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, plain, fancy an BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS ++ $6, $7.50, $9, $12.59 + $4.95, $5.50, $6.59 +++ $1.20 to $3.50 gured patterns. 50¢ to $1.50 45c to $1.50 FOR MAN AND BC hings nd § y 2 casion, OPEN SATURDAYS U Lae eM and Shoes| forleyery 53 to 59 West 14th Street, near 6th Avenue . ——3 BQ 00 a $©),00 | Lawn @ Organdy Dresses, For Friday and Saturday Until 12M., BLOOD ¢ TELLS ITS OWN STORY And tells it eloquently in the bright eye, the su le, elastic movement, the smooth, soft ncn rlowia pet health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per- form the duties aud capacity to enjoy the pleasures of life, The blood is the most vital part of the body; every organ, muscle tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it for riourishment ano strength, and as it circulates through the system, pure and strong, it fur uishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature intended When, from any cause, the blood becomes izipure or different story, quite as orp fal in its way. Itching, eases, muddy, sallow complexicas, disfigurzag sores, | etc., show the presence, in the blood, of so: Foe nm mal earsaaele » Rheumatism, Catarrh, Contagious Blood Poison and Scrofula, are effect: of a deeply poisoned blood circulation, These may be cither inherited o cleanses and purifies the circulation and makes strong and clean, Under its purifying and tonic ishes di: es soft and smooth and rob: Cont 20 + S acquired, but the seat of trouble is the same—tlc S S effects all poisons and impuzities fire eapelled blood, 8, S. S., a purely vegetable blood Temedy he the blood, the general health is built up, all di i pr M1 ; isappear, the skin becom ‘4 usSruring, eruptio hie EMARKED a shopper as she walked through te S are familiar enough to the S regular customers. very sharp upheaving among the sic some of the values in the newspapers. sel Cooper Store. They expect them: a Or Some of the best ere not even hinted at. meee PTT I ee pT Pe ee ea THE WORLD: TTURSDAY RVENTNG. JOT 97, 1905. a4 Yever Saw So | Wlany Big Rargains on 14 NO CONNECTION WITT ANY OTHER STORE ‘THE BIG STORE SIXTH AVE. pectin S°GISTSTS, NEW YORK. Double ‘‘S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Until 1 Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour Clearing White Goods at Ie Remnants Exceptionally Underpriced. An opportunity to get enough material for a handsome dress that would ordinarily cost you $6 for about $1. REMNANTS, some at one-fifth the piece price—3.000 rem- nants of white goods, lengths suitab'e for shirt waists and some stantial manner. THURSDAY — Newark — Femalo Charitable Society—Harlem Re- ef Soctety—Silver Cross Day Nursery. efit saa age PATI ST 33 statis OEE re ‘$s Bel eae eae eet ae ae. 3s sede One of the Particular Dining Chairs. DINING AIRS, made of suitable for skirts and full suits, This is the clean-up of all short WHITE MERCERIZED ENGLISH SUITINGS; regularly up to WHITE DIMITIES; regularly up to 20c. yard. WHITE MUSLIN, medium and heavy weight; (Slexel Cooper Store, Main Floor, East of Fountain.) for Men, Women and Children, Girls’ Lawn Dresses, Wo- Waist Dresses and Sewing Machines. Pre-Inventory selling shows no mercy to values. This is no ~ market quotations. lengths before inventory. WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS: regularly up to 40c. yard 50c. yard WHITE SHEER LAWNS: regularly up to 30c yard. WHITE SHEER PLAIN NAINSOOKS; regularly up to 38c. yard rege ularly up to [5c yard Cc While these odd lots last, a yard, Other Special Sates! Men's Negligee Shirts, Knitted Underwear men’s Wrappers and Kimono Sacques, Children s Dresses. Children’s Straw Hats, Children's Hosiery, Women's Shirt OO . , Clearing Men’s Straw Hats. Prices Reduced to 75c. & $1.25. exception. Hats you'd pay $2.50 to $3.50 for * at any ordinary hatter’s you get’ way below All new straws—a late shipment—that’s why 3 they are thus grouped: GRADE NO. 1. GRADE NO. 2. ) quartered Fine Split. Milan. Mackinaw | Fine English and Belgian Splits, 3 oak; golden and Frerch Palms; all hand | Japanese Sennits, Mackinaws | finish and made, in all sizes; newest styles| and Manilas; season's smart highly pol- in season's best brim exclusive styles; your en aa effects. Your choice at 1625 choice at 75¢ be had with J - Matn Floor, Bast.) cane or —————$——_—_—_ cane! orld’s Greatest Grocery. Seat, 2.00 Leather FANCY CHICKEN HALIBUT STEAKS, per Ib, 11¢ PICKLES—Selected = A wernp SALMON STEAKS par 1b: sour, mixed pick! Scat, 2.85 SELECTED CODFISH STEAKS. \ Per OS on sa LONG NCH BLUEFISH. J e x Dint HOSTON MACKERET. p, oly Manzania ining LONG BRANCH WEAKFISH. ) fare AYOr OS Tables. NG ISLAND FLOUNDERS, { per. Ib., Fancy Cucuta © LONG ISLAND PORG f 6o BOSTON HADDOCK. BOSTON CODFISH. CORNED BEEF—Cholce new i jc “4 : corned beet Excellont quality Rone)) patie rump dlc en oF general 2c ong. | Mixed veakfast, 5 1b ih LAMB—Lers of extra y amb, fancy pring Tam Yee MUTTON—Selected short fore-quarters of muttons ber Be MUTTON of fancy Cal mutton, LAMB — Fancy fore-quarters of spring lamb, ROAST BEEF— Choice cuts native sie slic aco oF ie nena setae Sfuly Shoe Clearance. Tan Shoes—White Shoes—Thin Oxfords. _ Good quality Shoes that MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY prices therefore secondary. Full line of sizes—fresh stocks of season's newest styles. Foot Mould Oxfords, $1.95. Women’s tan Oxfords, lowest price ever quoted fer this famous make; perfect shoes, tut Summer styles must be cleared out, Men’s $3.00 Oxfords, $1.50. Tan Russia calf, Blucher styles, welted soles, usually priced $3.00, clearing at Women’s $3.00 Oxfords, $1.50. Five good styles, three of tan and two of canvas duck, in drab and white, all 1.50 sizes, clearing “Women’s $2.50 Oxfords, $1.00. ; thin or double soles ; 1,00 OAK oak OAK OAK 1.95 1.50 | BATHDRED OAK Sideboards. y; others can Tan calf and kid in three shades and several natty st le $2.50 qualities clearing at Boys’ $2.00 Shoes, 98c. In tan or black Jeathers, tans of the better qualities; all sizes up to 544, clearing at 98c Misses’ $1.50 Shoes, 69c. White canvas shoes, but on and lace syle, with spring heels; sizes 11! 10 2. also some smaller, clearing at 69c ) 3 S800 Weathered Oak Sideboards 0.00 WEATHERED OAK SIDEBOA THERED OAK § 18.00 WEATHERED OAK (Siegel Cooper Store, 20 Flo IN. import ED ported BAINT JULIEN Jomuns Fra ti Freres 12 que THT CANT. imported trom ei tier Fils & Co,, Bordeaux, France, cas HE strength of the sale lies in these points:—I. Excel- lence of assortments. 2. Variety of patterns. 3, | Superiority of the tailoring. 4, Satisfaction in the | matter of fitting. 5 ported from Ture, , cape, Ie edeshelm, ye qua LAUBENHED hardt @ Soh quarts, RUDESHEIMER, h ‘Sohne, Imported from Burel Diedeshelm,” casey 1 from 5. Exceptional lowness of the price. Superior Quality Blue Serge Suits, | % Men need to tide them over until the Fal) season » % These Blue Serge Suis come in single and double ui x breasted styles; soft finish; pure wool fabrics; fast Bi A Fy Handscme Two-Piece Hot Weather Suits f for Men Who Like to Lounge Around, The cemand for ¢! ese new crrival from the bg tailor sheps is cer- + are Coats end 1 rousers Suus of Sofiefnish Fiannels, Wool Crashes and 00 H Hemespuns, Some are 1:8 silk lined but the maority are skeletcn or e | a unlined. Natty new effects and styles, The price is Just the kind of a garment that thousands of 6 00 | ©. i 3 colors; either full or half-lired, tain to be brisk and satisfying tormorrow and Saturday morning. ‘There Fancy Mixed Fabric Suits for Men at $8.00. “RYE WHISKEY; There is in this Comprehensive range Cassimeres in neat designs 00 ¥ Ctteviots in bright new colors, chiefly of imported ital, M8: wlio patoulssfngy te me for tn syle swell Dg ' r ” x29), be sold for one-third less. our regular Waist Section. (Slogel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre, 18th.) Dining Room Furniture Summer Furniture Sale. Annual Charities Renelit Suites, Each July since the inception of this business the Store has donated a certain percentage from a wee local charities devoted to Summer work. appreciation of their praiseworthy efforts and to aid them in a sub- The current week is set apart for that purpose, the list for to-day and the balance of the week being : FRIDAY —New York Herald Free Ice Fund gel Cooper s business to This ts done to show our ‘Tribune Fresh Alr Fund Societ ent de Vv of Bt wince Home—Sanitarium for SS SY ST Women’s Dress & Lingerie Waises | Sale at Reduced Prices Continues Friday All of this season’s prettiest and most popular models are embraced. handsomely designed Waists of Persian Lawns, Bat- istes, HandKerchief Linen, All-over Embroidery, Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Mousseline, Japanese Silk, Net, Orientals, Repousse and Cluny Laces. They are beautifully trimmed. Some with lace yokes, others have lace and embroidery insertions, embellished with lace medallions and fine shirrings. There are $7.50 Waists for 5.00 | 513.50 Waists for 9.00 9.75 Waists for 6.50) 15.00 Waists for 10.00 11.75 Waists for 7.75| Features of the Mid- Golden Oak China Closets. GOLDEN CHIN ETS, 14.50 00 GOLDEN AK CHINA LOSETS, 21.75 ait zh % SERN MES 00 GOLDEN iv K CHINA LOSETS, 24.75 $511.00 OAK 7! | 515.00 G HREM SE FOLDEN LASS CLOSETS. $168.00 GOLDEN OAK GLASS CLOSETS, $19.50 Gi $23.00 $20.00 £39.00 G Weathers} Oak Side Tables, 50 WEATHERED OAK SIDE TALE 2.00 WEATHE ED OAK 81 F 10 TADL a 5.00 WEATHERED OAK § 17.00 WBATHE ED OAK SIDE TANI. 19.00 WEATITBRED OAK g Phau) Sideboards. three small an one large drawer ($5.00 Is a Most Attractive Price tor Men's | Choice Cigars by ‘Blue Serge, Fancy Worsted and 2- Piece Suits. sin H% Bo* An Excellent Quality of Worsted Suits at $8.00. « The man who examines ths group of Wersted Suits at $8.00 will readily appreciaie the scope and earnesiness cf the work of the Men's Store. ns are newest; styles 8” 8° Coats. Also l.en’s Rair coats, Also Men’s Topcoats, Alpaca Exce or hi for this season of the ys markable ofering a: this price, Serge Coats. Made of Fast Color. acd tested; guaranteed sears io hold, persect fining) all sizes, 3.00 Washable Vests Every correct style and all the bes: 1 50 e washable fabrics, Sizes for young and old, Id One Store Before, She wouldn't have been a bit surprised if she were a regular shopper at The Big Store. 1 they get them, too. , and the result has been more good kargains than ever before in July. Now that the Pre-Inventory Sales are in their last hours we've done some To-morrow supplies pretty convincing proof of this. Included are 18,00 Waists for 12.00 No matter what the Waists may be marked, they will All displayed in showcases in Women’s Summer Dresses We feature with special stress a handsome gathering of A —These are made from ma t 2 2 5 terials hat would be wed in z esses selling regularly at e $6.00. Fine White Lawn, so of fine White Lawn with polka dots others with figures and stripes: Chambrays and Pereales with fancy figures and stripes; dark color Lawns with white figure; fancy Madras materials. blouse effects; some prettily trimmed, others plain tailored. Correctly made skirts+ —A collection of stylisy Also Quting Suits. Made to be t sold at $6.00; “Frocks al e and Frills” Jackets. walk- linen; of Union linen; fancy Summer Voiles and silk and linen materials, Women's Women's SAILOR SUITS, on Costumes of Lawn, Organdie Net and other Summer materials travelling purposes must be rooted out, and $1.50 Is a Most Remarkable Price Comprising smart-looking materials—neat mix- tures, stripes and overplaids in cheviots and cassimeres; also black and white check ¢ and some in plain colors. $2.50 Norfolk and Double- $2.50 Sailor and Russian Also Boys’ Washable Suits, . Popular Russian Blouse Suits in the Fr made of washab!> fabrics, in a varier 2\4 to 7 years, Specially Priced for Pre.J lege) Cooper Blore, Main Floor, wast of Fountain) Big bargains We tell of ®O CONNECTION WITT! AY OTHER STORE Direct Entrance Into The Big Store from the 18th St. Station of the Oth Ave. “UL Road. It Is a great convenienc: and 1; immensely popular. Women’s Beautiful Yeckwear At Very Extraordinary Prices. We shall have on sale to-morrow.— LACE & LAWN STOCKS & CHEMISETTES, each 15 @ | Regular valuation 25c. to 50c. each j LACE AND LAWN YOKES & CHEM'SETTES. each 356 Regular valuation 75c. to $1.50. FINE VALENCIENNES LACE YOKES, 98e Regular valuation $2.50 to $7.00. ] It is within the bounds of conservative statement to say that these are the choicest values at the prices quoted ever secn in any store in New York (Stegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Centre.) Candies Underpriced, CHOCOLATES ee BONBONS, very best, no two pieces alike in 80c., cecil a lb. pound segues 50c ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, FRUIT and CREAM_ BONBONS, and assorted JELLY FRUITS, regularly 40c., a lb OC GUMDROPS, made by John Mackin:osh, with the “Toffee” flavor, imported t I fe ] 40c., a Ib. See 10c ’ (Stogel_ Cooper Store, Main Floor, West of Fourtain.) Ba FE a hae a EBS seat Be seas sess 35 PETIT {THEE Ese Another Chapter in the Starring Pre-Inventory Clearance. 500 Shirt Waist Dresses At the Lowest Record Prices. Shirt Waist Dresses. with embroidered fronts; al- The styles are full Handsome Outing Suits. ing length skirts; pure Other special clearance sale prices prevail on Taffeta Shirt Waist DRESSES, on Also half prices prevail on Tailor-Made Suits for Boys’ Sutts, $7. 50, Clearing Out Summer Weighes. This entire line of high-grade Summer weight Boys’ Suits per Store, Secon Floor, Front.) s \ for Boys’ Suits of This Kind. effects Breasted Jacket Suits, (S zes range from 4 to 14 years,) Blouse Suits, (Sizes range from 2% to 7 years.) Regularly 65c, Clearing atc on and military styles, 'Y Of colorings; sizes In Clearing at 35c. ventory (Siegel Couper et.) Standard Brands, Specially iced, x Friday's quotations are unusually attracte i 1% An opportunity to buy well-known cs brands at the lowest prices in New York VANA cIGAR it ive, assorted ° UD to choloe a. lestr v of 9p, Peat 1M DE CUBA, all Havana, © ever offered? 8.00 Selecto size, or Puriwene Maes 00 NA VICTORIAS, tonal Value; box 3.50 DS, bona 5, 2.00 Wrapper, Put. 160 CAZADORES of Bo, ravine A PORTO RIC. box of