The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 18

“DOC” CHARGONE'S SHINGLE IS DOWN, holding up a bleeding forefinger. “Where's ‘Doo?’ he asked Mike, the Louis Charbone appeared in Con- Yon’s one morning about a year aro from no ome knows where, and he never chose to enlighten them. The first day he reeled into Conlon’s place and lifted a class of painkiller with a frembling hand the queer society that frequents there took him to fits heart, with the mixture of awe and contempt tthe dregs feel for one fallen into thelr Made Veils, 15¢, 19¢e. Palue #9. Mads Vells, 1% yds. long, with chenille dots and clcnille dotted borders, in black, brown, blue and white with black dots. Sixth Avenue, 22d and Sts., New York. Regular Price 980, were oh There never such faecinat- ng little dresses for babies of siz months to two years. Made of with lace yoke, the skirt with insertion is ‘with Lace. ‘Theae make al right. A Shirt Sale You Will Taik About for Years to Come. A big and good shirtmaker made too many, and he’s smart enough to see the only way to get even ts to lose money. Everything is right—fit, style, materials, patterns, By the way, the buyers o} heels—a day or two too late. We didn’t leave the best for them—we picked for you. So if you want good other houses were on our Shirts better than ever, if you’re going to need Shirts by Spring, if you want to enjoy the hxcury of two, three or four Shirts for the money one usually costs, dras. Hurry Along to This Shirt Sale. Men’s $1.00 and $1.25 Neghgee Shirts for All sizes, lots of patterns, with separate cuffs, of printed or woven Ma- Neat effects and handsome, Any shirt among them is worth $1, while most of them are the sorts $1.25 would be little enough for. Men’s Regular $1.50 Men’s Regular Negligee Shirts ular way at the regular price. 19@ for Woven Madras, plain colors, with pleated or tucked front; cuffs attached. Not @ Shirt in the lot that we couldn't sell with our regular stock in the reg- Men’s 75c and 89c $1.25 69e 39e€ Children’s Coats. “Sia tebe RD PLarp ¢ lined through: ition Figured Silkoline. NEW ‘ASTEST GROWING STORE enpers é& icaleon 2 RANTEED GR MONEY PROMPTLY > CO, ust 2.98 EST 14%! ST. An Extraordinary Offer for Boys. $3.00 Reefers or Overcoats from 9 A. M. Till 1 P. M, at $1.98. NS We've planned for a day of record-breaking selling In our Boys’ Section to-morrow, and the consists of 500 new Spring Reefers and Overcoats to be offered at an unheard-of price, and pi who visit this store on Anniversary Saturday will long remember the day for its remarkable offer, covert cloth, In the latest doi breasted style, matched Hinings, newest length, with Insignia on sleevé he Overcoats for larger boys te made would be good value at $3.00; special to-morrow, 9 A. M. till 1 P. M., at.. e Boys’ $4.00 Suits, with Two Pairs of Pants, $2.59. der, and you have a good {dea of the value. They're double-breasted Suits, ages 7 to 16, with belt, one pair of straight pants and one pair of knicker pants. All are made from finely lined, and has cloth back collar; the pants are also well made and tailored; also Norfolk Suits, 6 to 12. We doubt if you will be able to duplicate this offer any- e where outside of this store for less than $4, Special at.. way We can accomplish this !s to present a value that sta! bsolutely without precedent, The Reefers are in ages 3 to 12—the Overcoats are in ages 7 to 15. The former ts made of tan of the same quality tan covert cloth in the latest cut and style. They i Consider that these Suits are strictly all wool, combining workmanship and finish of the highest or- all-wool cheviot cloth in the latest Spring patterns, The coat 1s large and full, * 9 A 600 Pairs of Men’s Pants at 99c a Pair. r 5 . Neglhgee Shirts for Good Madras, woven or printed. Mostly coat style, with cuffs attached. Hundreds of patternsbright, light, clean, fresh-looking. There are all sizes, but_men who wear 15% will secure the best prizes. r . * Negligee Shirts for The best quality of Madras we ever had tn Shirts to sell for less than 79¢, and 89c.—and the patterns—mostly light, some all white, Pleated or plaitr—the majority Furs--Fur Lined Coats--Substantial Reductions. What a fot of people yesterday and to-day buying Furs and fur-lined Coats! And we expect as many more to-morrow. Dealers can- “midst from higher places, for the + “Doc,” as they came to call him, had hardly downed his drink when they garried a man, with crushed ribs and battered face, from the coal whart fo the drug store across the street The man who had “bummed” a drink * tm Conlon'’s was at the injured man's | gide in a moment and the way he went } te work at tinkering him up tll the but come here to-morrow and examine this elegant assortment. You'll find a NO CSUN Tee ei | Men’s & Young Men’s $10 Suits & Overcoats, $6 Men, you never saw the equal at the price, Don't Judge them by the low price, worsteds and cheviots, while the workmanship will surprise you. Not more 9 Oc than two to a customer. Special from 9 A. M. till 1 P. M. + The Men's Spring Overcoats are in tans and dark Oxford all-wool covert cloths, sizes 32 to 42, The Suits are in the latest Spring mixtures, also all-woo! black cheviots, in both --@mbulance came showed he was no * povics. Go ‘Doo Cburbone came to estab- fish his oMce in Conlon's, taking his for such jobs as came his way in he couki not get the money. . they noted when he nolled t ge not buy the sarne quality now from the manufacturer for as little as we ask you to pay by the piece. Believe the evidence of your own eyes! $29.00, formerly $49.00—Men’s Im- $8.75 instead of $15.50—Guay and ported Black Kersey fur-lined Coats. Persian Lamb Coats with baum marten and mink collars and revers: 69.00, formerly $125.00. 79.00, formerly $135.00. $4.75 Instead of $8.75—Brown and }$6.50 Mstead of $12.50—Brown Rus- $3.75 instead of $6.75—Black French Cony Sets. $12.50 instead of $22.50—Persian Paw Sets, consisting of a large pillow muff and a stylish throw-over scarf 60 inches long; lined with guaran- White Squirrel Sets. sian Hare Sets. $59.00, 337.50, formerly formerly $115.00 — Natural Gray and Brown Russian Sable Squirrel Blouse and Reefer Coats, $75.00—Plain Per- stan Lamb Coats. single and double breasted models. Also a general clearance of h..vy weights. For the YOUNG MEN, In ages 14 to 20, GENUINE DICKEY CASSIMERE SUITS, mostly In double-breasted style, vent backs, In gray, Oxford an e brown effects. Choice of these $10.00 garments to-morrow at.....-- oo Satin Hats 69. Ghildren’s Shoes, 69c Women's Broadcloth fur-lined Coats: $15.00, formerly $35.00. $25.00, formerly $50.00, teed satin. For 4 Hours Onl. $10.50 instead of $20.00—French Chinchilla Sets. ~ ( $45.00, formerly $85.00. To-Morrow---A Sale of Women’s Skirts. $10.00 $3.75 Now ©. 0. D | $8.00 $2.95 White French Cony Sets. $13.50 instead of $25.00—Natural dark Siberian Squirrel Sets. Plain Nearseal Coats: $22.50, formerly $45.00, $29.00, formerly $55.00, Skirts Mail Orders. Skirts Samples. One of the best lots of sample Skirts we ever had. Samples are the maker's best foot forward; and if the Skirts he makes for regular stock are three-quarters as good as the samples, that’s about all the average store asks. Best styles, best materials, best selection, best tailoring. New circular effect. New pleated effect. New hip trimmed effect. Of Panama. Of Silk Warp Mohair. Of Broadcloth. A great many black, A few blue. Many high-class worsted mixtures. What's more, a plenty of white skirts are in this lot. We are so confident these Skirts are superior in tailoring, material and style to those shown elsewhere for anything like the price that we will send them to your home with the understanding that they are to |_ compared with Skirts selected from other stores, and if you do not find ours are better in every detail you may return them and we will return your money. Women’s “Barnard” Shoes—A_ Sale As Good As the Best $4 -98 All Leathers, All Shapes, $3.50 Shoes Elsewhere. All Sizes, All Widths. There are some very good Shoes advertised at $3.50, but none of them, so far as we can see, are any better than the “Barnard” for $1.98. Any one can talk like that. But there is a big difference between promises on paper and performance in the store. Your sairst guide is to shop around, to see and to judge for yourself. We invite the test. A careful investigation will verify all we claim for the “Barnard.” You will find it as fine and fashionable and well made in every particular as others are selling for $3.50. Look! Misses’ $2 98e Youths’ $2 | 29 Boys’ $2.50 $1 =O Shoes for Shoes for ° Shoes for e Box calf, buttoned. These Shoes are wall made Of substantial wax calf. Soles of solid leather. | Soe at oF vicl, lace or Blucher cut. and solid throughout—stanch, stylish and full of | Comfortable, well-built Shoes that will wear like good service. Sizes 11% to 2. | iron, Sizes 1342 to 2, In lace only. ors. at young feller died of somethin’ ‘aise than that.” Mike, I bo fay it didn’t help some. I wonder Let was In that letter?’ COPPER” VS. FIREMAN. Do you want to know how we New Workers are guarded between midnizht Sree! ae ite that next Mon- JAMES McCREERY & CO, Misses’ Suit Dep’t New Spring Suits. Extreme- ly attractive Model, made -6f cheviot, with “pony ” ycoat, and circular skirt. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S LACE AND BUTTON SHOES, misses’ sizes are 11% to 2, and the children's are 8 to 14. A Shoe that quoted fof fs being sold at 89¢. From 9 A. M. hats of this SPECIAL LINE OF MEN'S LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS—Are made of morrow at, per pail the price. In patent colt or patent calf, also vici kid and box calf dress wear; sizes 5 to 11, full shapes. Choice Offered To-Morrow From 9 A. M. Till 1 P. M.—$6.0 Values at $3.98. a long, in the new full, loose butcher back effect. Made of splendid wear-resisting ma- The materials are all-wool cheviots in black and blue, and fancy mix- i Positively on Sale from 9 A.M. Till 1 P.M. Onl. made of good quality dongola kid leather, with heavy This_is_the soles and patent toe caps; the lowest price till 1 P.M... . Men’s House Slippers, Special at 69c. brown leather, in opera and Everett cut, with pat- ent-leather backs; shown in sizes 6 to 14; for to- 69c Men’s Shoes at $2,00. Not ‘factory damaged,” but first quallty—that stand unequalled at leather, in lace style; all new shapes are repre- sented, in weights suitable for street or full- 2 oO of entire lot at, per pair. . \ ina He Baean Bache ST e 4-Hour Sale of Long Spring Goats. We've only 300 of these Coats, and we expect such a ae demand for them that we cannot guarantee the lot to last longer than four hours. ¢ Coat ts cut 42 Inches terials, such as tan covert cloth or handsome all-wool mixtures, in checks, plaids and stripes; light and gray effects; collarless model, Inlald_ with velvet and braid; doub!e-breasted front and large patch pock- ets; newest sleeve with cuff. A Coat it would be difficult °o 98 duplicate for less than $6; special from 9 A. M. till 1 P. M. at. e . All Day Sale of $15 New Eton Tailored Suits, $9.98. tures in light and medium gray. The Eton is trimmed with taffeta silk and braid. The jacket is collarless, inlaid with stitched taffeta 9 98 and braid to match. Circular skirt, with pleated front. Value $45, at e "86°E$ 3B sanoy anoy Joy 3B0D sIyL Splendid Look well and will wear as well Finished with braid. “Colors:—Plain blue and black, and light grey mixed ‘cloth. Sizes,14 and 16 years. 18.50 @fixed cloth, pleated Skirts. 4.00 “Tan Covert Cloth “ pony” Coats, with velvet collar. 7-59 Children’schambray Dresses, Russian model, with dou- ble pleats back and front. Finished with straps and buttons. 2.50 ‘Twenty-third Street —— JAMES MeGREERY & CO, Flannel Skirt Dep’t. Ladies’ fleece-lined, pique Underskirts, 500, value 1:00. “White flannel Skirts, with embroidered ruffle, and | white albatross Skirts, trimmed with lace. 1.50. value 2.50, white as they look, izes 249 to 54, Women’s Gin, DhelD Value $2.25. Evening Gloves Of French kid suede—elbow length, White, pearl, gray, tan, mode, cham- pagne, etc. This gives you a fine opportunity to get the most desirable and fash- ionable gloves of to-day at quite a snug saving. 78c.—Women’s Evening Gloves of pure silk, in white or black, 12- button length; a beautiful quality and very popular style, 69c., value $1.00—Kid Suede Gloves, 2 or 3 clasp, in black, white, mode, queens gray, tan, etc. Everybody can tell at a glance when they see these Gloves they are the regular $1.00 kind. . What a Splendid Chance This Is to Buy an Umbrella. 3.00 Umbrellas for for 3.00 Umbrellas. 2.50 Umbrellas for Cc for 2.50 Umbrellas. | 2.00 Umbrellas for for 2.00 Umbrellas. A trade wind blew them our way, and we aren’t going to hold them back a minute, though it’s going to hurt our regular Umbrella business, These Umbrellas are made of soft, cl rand good. wearing Union taffeta—each carries our unqual antee for a full year—paragon lock frame, of course. Did you ever see such a collection of handles?—real French boxwood, Cape horn, silver in- laid, mother of pearl with silver cap, Japanese Princess with drooping tassels, silver cap with ivory and celluloid mounts, pearl, opera hooks and boxwood, silver trimmed—all with the best partridge mounts, At any store on Sixth avenue you've a chance to pay $2 to $3 for just as good as ours now on sale for 98¢. Stockings. Value 50c. Women's silk lisle. Superb quality, with a lustre like silk, Among them there are a few pairs that have a dropped stitch, but not One woman in, ten can find the hurt. Anyway, the wearing quality isn't impaired, even if the price is halved. 12%4c., worth 19¢: and 25¢.—Women's fast black cotton Stockings, full regular made, double soles and high spliced heels. Also of fast black cotton with unbleached split feet. 19c., regular 29c. to 39c.—Children’s silk Isle ribbed Hose, fast black, with a lustre like silk; sizes 5 to 9. Important 4-Hour Waist Sale To-Morrow From 9 A, M. Till 1 P. M. Only, In this special offe tailor stitched, pl fu model and strictly tailor _made on sale from 9A. M, till 1 P.M, only at...scc.sseessseeseaeevscecsecerere = 4 9 4-Hour Sale of Girls’ Wool Dresses For 4 Hours To-Morrow, From 9 A, M. Till 1 P. M. Here’s a chance for the economical mother and father to buy a Cloth Di most unusual saving. These Girls’ Dresses are made from Woo! Peeled Seer pana Russian or surplice style, with silk velvet and ribbon long-walst effect box plaited; trimmed sleeve with deep cuff; skirts are cut full and lined throughout; colors are green, brown, blue and red; sizes 6 to 14. Special to-morrow, from 9 A. M. till 1 P. M., at. a e Girls’ $2.98 Spring Reefers, $1.98. Misses’ Spring Suits. 5 Resfers; English box style; all wool; a A vansma, Vita; “embroidered exblem tkirt; showa in alice bine, Colt "ew clreular pleated Sreaated reseda, old rose, 4 ] eM $3.08; ‘Twenty-third Street, Men’s and Boys Clothing Saturday At 60 Cents on the Dollar of Actual Value. OUR purchase during the past few days of two great Broadway clothlers’ surplus stocks at less than 60 cents exacling and economical, 3Q.88 the kind that will appeal to the most fastidious, and the choice of all, Saturday only Men's $12.50, $15 and $18 Suits, sale price Saturday, every size for mei Men's $15, $18, $20 Spring Top Coats fo Men’s $15 Rain Coats fe Re ea ae ad e ‘e on the dollar of the cost of production enables us to-morrow, Saturday, to make prices that will tempt the most measuring from 33 to 48 inch chest, every suit hand tailored, every suit this season's make, coats are in single and double breasted long styles. Goods are fine, all-wool fancy cheviots, tweeds and fancy worsteds, beautiful styles, These coats are made of fine coverts and many are silk lined. Sizes from 34 to 46. The Worsted Coats, Gray Cheviots, etc. Allsizes up greatest top-coat values in America, \to 46. The greatest values ever given for $8.88, Men's $18 Suits, $8.88. a> From 8 A. M. Till 12 M. 4 Choice from 600 Men’s $10 Suits for Every size to fit men up to 44 chest measure. absolutely all wool. Coats single breasted, cut long. This sea- son’s make, Exceptional opportunity to supply yourself with a_mighty good Suit of clothes. NONE SOLD AFTER: 12 M, FOR $& Boys? $3.50 Suits, $4.98 | Men’s $2 and $3 White and Fancy Inthis lot are Russian Blouse, | Wash Vests, (aut stzea 83 to 40) 90¢ Sailor Blouse, Russian Sailor and | yy, > Eton Blouse Suits for boys age 3 Men J $2 Trousers, $4 00 ‘toes to ota kindvas these arve manutac. | Men's $20 Fancy Worsted Suits, $4.0,00 Men's $15 Black Thibet Stats, $77 50 es na From 2 P. M. Till 6 P. M. ow ‘4 | Choice from 800 Pairs Men’s $4 Trousers for $4-79 Every Suit Every size to fit men up to 50 waist. Beautiful fancy Worsted regular $4 rouse (Or four hours only, from 2 P. M, till 6 P. M. None before, none after the hour stated, tor $1.79. . ‘$I0 and $12.50 Suits for Young Menand $ Boys, ‘ About 100 different styles in this lot, In single and double breasted models. Fancy Worsteds, Tweeds, Serges, Cassimeres, Cheviots. Sizes from 14 to 20 years, Bvery boy and young man who reads tisis notice does himself an injustice if he neglects an inspection of this lot of time Suita, Saturday only the price is $4. turer’s samples, A grand oppor- tunity to clothe the little fellows at small cost. A BOOK TO SETTLE BETS. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY, N. Y. E, W. WETMORE, Pd. Dy Dip. Physical Science. $14 State Street, Albany, N. Y., THE WORLD, New York. February 27, 1906, Dear Sirs:—l was many years ago convinced that THE WORLD ALMANAC was the finest compendium of current information published and particularly that it is an invaluabis: book of reference for teachers; acting upon this opinion, | have been in the habit yearly of recommending it to our Naty Teachers and of assisting them and inducing them to buy it. Very truly yours, E, W. WETMORE,