The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1906, Page 16

Arm Chairs and Rockers, . ' and Rockers. a loose cushions., i Settles. Various sizes. he Bedsteads, Dressing ‘Tables, [Fs Drawers, Al 19.50, 25,00 and mountings. Twenty-thi JAMES McGREERY & CO. Sale of Furniture and Brass Bedsteads, Fourth Floor, f New models of Craftsman Furniture. Dining Chairs. Various models, 5 ‘ . 4.25 to 9.00 each High spindle back Chairs Morris Chairs, with large, Brass Bedsteads 45 Bedsteads, with 2 inch pillars. value 28.00 to 37.00 50 Bedsteads, with straight or swell front. pillars, and large ornamental husks, 3-4 inch filling. Finished with best English lacquer. 15.00 value 25.00 Mattresses, Bolsters, Upholstered Spring, and Pillows. “ + 7.50 to 13.50 “ + 13.50 to 18.50 + 19.50 to 35.00 “ + 27.50 to 75.00 and Chests of « Heavy filling 1 sizes, and 27.50 2 inch rd Street. Canadian Bishop Received. ROME, MARCH 6.—The Pope to-day Tecelved in private audience the Right) Rev. Joseph M. Bmard, Bishop of Val- leyfield, Canada. Boycott for Pure Food. CHICAGO, MARCIL 1—Chicago itho- graphers are going to take up the pure food crusade. Unless certain manufac- turers order labels for their food prod- ucts which tell the truth, it is said thar the Uthographers would not print them. New Cruisers for Germany. BERLIN, MARCH 6.—The Approp! tions Committee of the Reichstag i on which ali the Parliamentary groups are represented, to-day approved, with a tow} be dissenting votes, the Government's) measure viding for the construction | of six ‘additional armored cru'sers. Higher License in Chicago, CHICAGO, MARCH 6.—As a step tow- ard stamping out crime in Chicago, the City Council has by a vote of 40 to 28 passed an ordinance making the price af saloon Hoenses $1,000 instead of $500, as heretofore. The law is effective on} May 1 unless Mayor Dunne should veto Chicago has 7.017 saloons. Unfriendly, Say Chinese. PEKING, MARCH 6—The principal tonic in the Chinese press relates to th” reports coming frum America eel the United States is making complete Wreparations to senda militarv expedi- tion: to China, The newspaners recard these reports as a manifestation of an uniiendly oolicy. Bombs Seized In Raid, ST, PETPRSBURG. MARCH 6—The police to-day raited the lodeings of @ Gruggist and selzed one hundred and ‘twenty loaded bombs. The apartments had been the rendezvous of siurents and revonitiontats, twenty of whom Yras arrested in the street had @ bomb poolcet, $1,000,000 Baptist Temple. (BOSTON, , MARCH 6.—In an address Might Rev. A. C. Dixon, pastor of the Roggies Street Baptist Church, an- pounced that plans were under way to construct a great Baptist temple on the dley Street Church, Rox- Suey the “building ‘wil’ cost" about $1,006,00. Trolleys for Philippines. HARTFORD, CONN., MARCH 6.—The Pitppine Railway Company of Hart. ford shas filed a certificate of incorpora- tion with the State Secretary, The au- thorized capital stock 1s $5,000,000. Ar- hur L. Shipman, Charles W. Gross and Alvan W. Hyde, all of this city, are the incorporators. The company ovro- pore: ‘to own and operate steam aud electric roafis in the Philinoine Islands and elsewhere. * Chicago’s Big Gas Plant. CHICAGO, MARCH 6—The People's Gaslicht a. Coke Company ts to, cen- tralize the manvfacturing of 'ts cas in @ «igentic plant in the southwestern part of Chaco. which, when com- pleted, wih be. It ts said the model gas manufacturing plant of the world. for the plant comnrises 300 Fhe ie ety between Thirv- first and inth streets. and Fortieth and rth avenvies, Jap Accuses Honolulu Men. HONOLULU, MARCH 6.—K. Haga, a hotelkeeper and agent for the steamer Olympia, which has arrived here to take Japanese to the Pacific Coast, has fled with Acting Consul-General Matsubara on asking the protection of the Government. ¥ Says that hhe ie conspired against and persecuted efforts to establish a steamghip ‘Honolulu and Seattle. “Ho Planters’ fatio $80 the Heoclubs police : iv.) ot 2 yi | 900 yards black, English Mo- JAMES McGREERY & CO, Black Dress Goods. Second Floor, Imported Black Dress Goods. All the latest weaves, in- cluding check Eolienne, embroidered,check, or plain Voile, Chiffon, Panama Cloth, Mohairs and silk wool Novelty Fabrics. An extensive variety of em- broidered and plain French Grenadines. On March the 7th hair-Sicilian, wide, 65c per yard value 1.00 800 yards black, all wool Voile. 42 inches wide. 50 inches 75¢ per yard value 1.00 Twenty-third Street, JAMES McGREERY & GO, Sale of Ribbons On March the 7th Faillette Ribbon, 634 ‘inches wide. Brown, cardinal, navy and pale blue, pink, black, and white. 35¢ per yard. Faillette Ribbon, 434 inches wide. A complete range of colors, black, and white. 17¢ per yard, | New Ribbons, showing the! latest warp print designs, | novelty weaves, and tin- sel, or gold and silver tis-| sues. Suitable for girdles, sashes, millinery and trim- mings. Twenty-third Street. $100,000 for Missions. PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 6.—George | ©. Thomas, a retired banker, of this city, has presented $100,000 to the Board | of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church. It 18 Mr, Thomas's request that the donation shall be used as a permanent fund, known as the “Becate Moorehead Thomas Memorial Fund," acee hts daughter, who died some years —fvt May Manton’s Patterns, 10c. Catalogues, 10c. By Mail, 15c. BR Os. 6th Avenue and 23d Street, New York. Great Sale of Petticoats To-Morrow. AND THE BEST THING ABOUT IT IS THAT WE OFFER THEM AT THREE DIFFERENT POPULAR PRICES, OF WHICH THE HIGHEST IS BUT $3.98. for regular $1.50 Skirts, black sateen, fall »m-| 59 for regular 70c Skirts made of seersucker, good| | | 8 IC quality tucked ruifles—also a large variety of, 9 C bretla rucTles and tucks-—some with pla ted ru:'les colored lawns and finer seersucker skirts—all prices, - | and shirrings—also pretty biack and white stripes. - | ° ° ° If You Want a Genuinely Good Silk Petticoat at $3.98 good to wear, good style, good quality, good workmanship—good from every point of view—you’ll have one of these silk Skirts at $3.98 to-morrow. , Just to show you what a bargain they really are, they’re the fastest selling silk petticoats made at $5. A strong, rustling taffeta in black and all the leading shades— deep umbrella ruffle—tucks, and several other attractive styles. 79c. Corset Covers, 59e. Low neck without sleeves or high neck with them. 45c Dressing Sacques 29c. IMONO Sacques of fancy striped lawn, with deep, sailor collar, belt and sleeves finished with Dresden border; value 45c., at 29c. Value 79c., at S9C. Dressing Sacques, fitted back, white lawn, with polka-dot pattern, roll- ing collar, sleeve and bottom of Sacques finished with ruffle headed with Dresden border, and beit. Value $1, at 79. Dressing Sacques and Kimonos, made of flowered or dotted Swiss. Value $1.79, at $1.29. Dressing Sacques, French model, short to the waist, made of fancy flow- ered lawn, deep collar, sleeve and bottom of Sacque finished with ruffle and lace, ribbon at neck. Dressing Sacques or Kimono style, made of white or figured lawn, also dotted Swiss, French models, lace and ribbon trimmed; all the newest styles, Prices ranging 98c., $1.29, $1.49, up to $4.98. Made of colored lawn— the effect is charming when worn with the new sheer lawn waists. Trimmed with lace inser- tions and ribbon. Three Corset Specials THAT, because of the extraordinarily low prices, will not permit us to make thei very prominent, else we could not supply the demand. 59e for the $1.50 Reagel Corset—a_ satisfactory model to have the new gowns litted over—white and gray—short and long models—batiste or coutil—garters attached—not all sizes. | 30c. for 79c, S, B. Tape Girdle. 51.50 regular price $2.50 to $6.00. Fine batiste or fancy silk brocade—many with genuine whale- bonehigh bust, dip hip—some with garters attached—sizes broken. Time NOW to have Your Furniture Re-Upholstered. Your Slip Covers Made. An immense pur- best 15c Percaline Dress Lining 1 at Sie The demand for this lining is so heavy that we have made an effort and secured with great d¥t- ficulty 5,000 yards to sell, be- ginning to-morrow, at about half price. Percaline, moire finish—black and various shades of gray. Special 8c All the leading corsets includ- ing Kabo, Nemo, C. B. A La Spirite, R, & G., W. B., P. N., American Lady, Warner's, and a fine assortment of girdles are shown in a complete vari- ety of new models at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up. for the Augustine Corset— $3.25 and $3.50 Evening Gloves at 5) We will re. holster five pieces of furniture and Belgian linen : stripes enables us make them look fHOSE long, white to make for a lim- like a mew $85 ch a ase ited time suit at the French glace Kid Gloves, i remarkable so fashionable io wear to the 10.98 ropulat 9 special price of $13.75 Best satin Russe tapestry—best silk cord and guimpe— opera or for any evening occa- sion, These are the pop- ular 16 buttongloves. There's a style and durability allowing 20 yards of material—guar- anteed washable— best quality of best springs and { about them that is simply un- binding —finest webbing. Don’t put | matchable elsewhere at hevpriedl workmanship. this off. 15,000 Pieces of Royal Granite Ware, The Best in the World. HE enthusiastic buying of those who attended this sale Monday proved our assertion that equal values are not found elsewhere In New York. To make this the biggest sale New York has ever known and arouse the enthusiasm of all economical housewives, so they will always know where to come for the greatest bargains in kitchenware and housefurnishings, we have marked prices lower than you have ever paid for the grades offered in this mammoth event. \ 27c Sensational Special Sale Table Oilcloth. Neat patterns, 114 yds. wide. To-Morrow Hundreds of China Specials at 1c, 2c, 3c, de, Sc and up to the $16.00 Carlsbad China Dinner Sets at $12.98. 6 quart Royal Grantte’ 49e Tea Ketties) 5 quart Royal Granite) Preserving’ Kettles | | 24¢ quart Royal Granite Double } Rice Bollers f 18-inch 1 piece Royal Granite } Ham Boilers f 40 quart Royal Granite Dish Pans 336 quart Royal Granite \ 29¢ Tea Kettles 8 quart Royal Granite Pre- serving Kettles Royal Granite Colanders, medium size 19¢ 39¢ 69e \29¢ {2c Koyal Granite Berlin Sauce Pans, 120.5 = Z re Botlera, No, 7, jeavy tin, heavy copper bottom. . 47¢ corn Eloor Brooms, Sewed; the heavy kind.. 18¢ Porcelain Boxes, ‘blue Hampers, whole IRRS ORe avy, Tin' Soup. stratn- | wie Ibs., japanned 34c and stencilled feeil Ash Cane, — galvanized fron, full’ al with cover... Garbage cans, fron, la Individual 1 Butter Dishes { 2ozem Se Fruit Saucers = | Oatmeal Dishes ¢ &2€B te Soup Plates Brush Vases | C&R 2e Covered Butter Dishes Cake Plates ; 4c Covered Soap Dishes White Steins, special at......... Large White Punch Bowls. Covered Cracker Jars, special. Tea Pots, full size, special Spectal—100 piece Dinner Sets, $5.74 Neat decorations, sets that are sold as a great bargain at $8.00. $11 Dinner Sets, Handsome decorations— ($8.98 100 pieces... $16 Dinner Sets, Carlsbad China— 100 pieces $17 Dinner Sets, Porcelain— 114 pleces........++ iwunary wine £06 anized 29¢ . Change Purses, 25c. CHAIN FINGER PURSMS, aplendid junlity, several YORKS ({§FASTEST GROWING STORE NEW SS ay OR MONEY PROMPTLY », CO EST 14%! ST. Our Anniversary Bargains Offer the Greatest Money~Saving Opportunities Known in Years. ¥4-Price Items from the Anniversary Sale. $2.50 Walking Skirts at % Won en's Shoes at %. Flower Samples at %. Bought a very specta) for this sale; | Women’s lace and butto Thousands of bunches for gai made of striped wool mannish mix- | styles of lasts, Including. Gaon heen Tow, Special purchases om nan iures in nice seven gore effect; | madium and spring heals to oh Rakers enable te ee two styles to sclect trom; nertect | toy, all widths. Duplicates in-qualt yalue-siving of last Monday silk savas Arlen iene nang: 1Sialie elses! || ity nd, style of our Liberty Shoes; | Blowers, Velvet Fiowers, \tuslin ekeirts NIVPR- | XS oe for tele en ane. SARY HALF 1.25 ie er Cc le; ANNI- 10 2 pair VERSAR- FOAL BRTOR Wy | PRICE Atm at Cc Waists at Me Maxie of fine quality Net Point a’Es- prit, full blouse, with yoke ainne Val. lace and medallions; Boys’ Knicker Pants at 3, Plain and fancy mixed cheviots and neat striped worsted, large, full knickers, not bloomers; sizes’ 4 to | Felt Mattresses at %. Elastio felt mattresses, mad fit any wise bed, covered with satis back, full sleeve with deep 1s; only two to a customer, On, {cking, guaran- lave," insertion, “and ‘lace ese OF || Cather daa? they a rose teed net to ong: afi iether Ms, wee | VEE ae GOS | Pie & 4. TF for tens Phan $400. 1 9 S01 | HALF PRICE... NIVERSARY ‘at. © if Prem. TALP e 8 | Men's Half Hose at '4. Stair Carpets at 17, 2-INCH REVERSIBLE STAIR CAR- Dress Goods at \. Men's half hose, black and fancy; | ail are of fine gauge, mate with ‘B; lt a, good “-Inch High Lustre Plain Brillian- | ¢Xtra double sole. neal Sry, "| assortment of pat. i tine, shown in royal Dive, pay and toe; stipertor 150 I terns; limited to 18 2C in lack; — value PRICE, ‘Women’s Stockings at %. 4oc.: AN NIV ER- ‘ te WER 2Q 2 1 | @imte, 6 patra to @ customer.) | women's high grade lace llale stocks ings, In black, tan and white, lace run- Duplex Portieres at 14, Slike sty | eee ning to toe, double sole, spliced heal MJach White Hand Woven OOS aHORE ee ae designa, Splendid I 5 uu iva Bi AN- SAR 4 49 NiV BE RSARY l 9% Vv HALF PRIC 2C Garments at Immense Savings. Newest Tailorea Suits at $8.98. miade ina handsome new style, Eton model, from a strictly all-wool Scotch suiting, handsomely trimmed with fancy silk braid; vest of silk braid; also black and blue wool cheviot; the coats are satin lined and collarless effect; the skirts are full circular with pleated front. These Suits are modelled after a high-priced model and are a remarkable e value at ... Special Sale of Waists. Walsts made from good quality sheer White Lingerie, full blouse, lace trim- med; others have entire front tucked {e) PIN-DOT SWISS, beautiful snow white, showing the popular fine pin aot 30 inches wide; ater, they'll be scarce worth 25: NSTITCHED DOUBLE EDGE HI OWELS, 21x38 inches; © 4C snow - white bleached; Strong and serviceable, at Silks a Lingerie: made up in the newest mod- 4 els; full blouse, with front elaborately elbow sleeve with flare cuff, trimmed Q 98 stock, © Sale of Wash Goods and Linens ° plaids, checks, stripes, in all the colorings. Special to-morrow, per FINE WHITE INDIA L , In sample lengths 19 quality for this price; regularly priced 62 = Cc clal at 4c MERCERIZED NAPKINS; excellent TUR M. worth 98c. dozen; at, per dozen at; Pet yates cosas Waists made from fine quality White trimmed with lac ick lace trimmed; with lace, and fancy a tremendous assortment of Ginghams; all the latest patteriis; clean, ] r@) at 10¢.; because of sample lengths, spe- quality; 20x20 Inches; ASK, 58 inches wide; TOG _ ine, strong “aanity 25c , ~ WOOL PANAMA CREPE DE PARIS; 27-1NCH_ SELF-FIGURED 27- wee Se Bog _Liberty Shoes. eee! 27-1NCH HAND-WOVEN HAIR-LINE STRIPED HAB- UTAI SIL CH WHITE HAND- 27-1) WOVEN HABU- RL ; FET 79 HIGH LUSTRE ING BLACK TAF- vecinst SVC Hosiery Underwear WOMEN’S SWISS RIBBED LISLE THREAD VESTS, white and colors, plain and mercerized; some elaborately trimmed with Ince, others plain; also a lot of extra | alue 1 at They are carefully constructed and made in so many different shapes and lasts you are abso- lutely assured of that perfect foot comfort that every woman desires. There are always more than forty styles here for you to select from, and every style is shown in ALL sizes and several 4 different leathers, ‘The LIBERTY is the ONLY shoe of- feted at anywhere near the price that is sold under absolute and unconditional guarantee—“‘satisfac- tion or money promptly re- 1 98 e size shaped cotton Vests; low and high heck, wing sleeves and sleeveless; French and straight band; umbrella pants to match; 1 Oc value from 25c, to 39c¢.; choice 2t.... WOMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT LO' NECK COTTON VESTS; genuine Nee yarn, ait pee sleeveless and wing sleeves; regular 50c. qualities, at. ... 25c WOMEN’S STOCKINGS, plain and fancy Iisle thread and cotton; lace lisles and {ine gauge cash- mere; value 25c.; sale price, 6 for $1; 1 8&c per pair... . A . f MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR; shirts have Frenci neck, long sleeves; drawers are double seated; fitted with fine pearl buttons; shirts 34 to 52; drawers 30't0 52; a great bargaln at....-..+ oc funded.” All the new rf styles; per palr.....++++ eevee | HIMES MeGREERY & 00, Washable Dress Goods. ~ Silk and cotton Chiffon, A fine, sheer fabric, suitable for evening’ dress, or chil- 4 dren’s “‘party” frocks, zl Colors;—white, cream, pale Black taffetas silk “Eton” blue, pink, “Alice” blue, , Coats, trimmed with Irish} prey, primrose, nee moderate Tec: lace. Lined with black and tan, nile green and white silk, ‘ On March the 7th , ; Sale of 2,000 Lingerie Waists. 32 inches wide, “eee | Latest fashionable sleeves. 18.50 asc per yard Attractive models, Three-quarter length, black value 40¢ ae Broadcloth and tan Covert|Silk and setton, sheer print JAMES McGREERY & GO. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Coats. Tan and Oxford grey Storm Coats. New Models. 14,50 and 19,50 | \ | Shirtwaists |Imported Models for Spring | are now on exhibition. |Copies of the most elaborate French creations are made in the workrooms on the premises, at extremely «50 to 6,00: cc acuNs Cloth Coats, Lined with| ed Fabrics, Corded, opeh Twenty-third Street. silk. work and Ince weaves, oR { 22.50 190 per yard t value 930° Sunday World Wants : ‘Twenty-third Street, Work Monday Wonders