The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1906, Page 20

3510, Taffeta Silk $ ‘New Eton Coats, Spring’s Prettiest Tid-Bit of Fashion Very fashionable combination, with any \\) style skirt. New Combination rs Model Collar and Vests Stylishly trimmed with Soutache {j Braid—linings cf light colored silk. Effects that are absolutely novel this ¥_ Mousquetaire Sleeves Smart Turned-back Cuffs These coats have the swell Tuxedo effect, and with the dressy Spring novelty skirts form one of the season's most charming costumes. Genuine $10 yalues, Friday only, $5.98. DOWIE GIVES UP TION CITY BUSINESS “PMES MHSREERY & Ladies’ Suits. Confines Himself to Church’Crepe-de-Chine Princess End, While People Run Dresses, elaborately trim- med with lace, )Lined with taffetas silk. CHICAGO, h c @hange in the affairs 29.50 dustries, by wh Pompadour and dotted silk tts) mull Princess Dresses, with coro- , f yoke and insertions of Heretofore the o' and control v i of Zion's business ve been | x alenciennes lace, vested solely in Dr. e . 22.50 and 24.50 | Silk House Gowns, belted or loose models. Pale blue, pink and white, II.50 wie will retire of its busin’ manvfacturin rated, has been az the first apostle to details of Zion's b has change corfine hims isterial work of Zion's indu Twenty-third Street. hands of individua BG BLAZE LIGHTS UP AER. FRONT Fire in Jersey City Shipyard) | Gives Fighters Job to Save Dry Dock. JAMES McGREERY & GO, Ladies’ Gloves. White, black and colored, Biarritz glace kid Gloves. 1,00 per pair 2 button length, glace kid Gloves, White and tans. 2.25 per pair. Twenty-third Street. Fire late las! ht in Isaac Palmer & 8’ dry dock, at the foot of E etreet, Jersey City, produced a whioh illuminated the.water front and caused a scare among skippers. On account vx che marshy and treach- erous nature of the land on which can bulidings were the engines and other, A tand fire-fighting apparatus were unable | ih ASSAULTED HER A Lehigh Valley Raflroad tugboat turned on its lines of hose and succeeded | in saving the dry-dock itself, but sur- sh |Going Home from a Ball Alone, She Told of Being Knocked Down. rounding blacksmith carpenter shops, saw mill, lofts and sheds were Geatmoyed Adjo! frame jaune! in cairse of ure and launch were | The total loss {s estimated conatruc- een, watchman of the when the biaze start-| On complaint of Miss Mamle O'Netl, fourteen-year-old son./@ cashier employed in a Brooklyn de- by the glare and crack- tore, James Stawlings, a jan- nes, rushed to the tele-|! . 883 State street, Brooklyn, tin an alarm, | was arrested early to-day charged with phone and » On the ide of the Palmer yard) What 18 characterimed by the police as fs ¢ ang shipyard of Mrs |@m outrageous assault committeed upon Elia The property was only | the young woman, slightly damaged. | : According to her story, ahe was re- land on which the shipyards l!e| turning home from a ball alone early once owned ity, but the ‘to-day when, as she was passing through ol of Livingston «treet, sho was approached ragged h |@ragwed hor into the shadow of a neigh- | EIGHT MORE SPI SPITTERS FINED | [ee Eiaalsrenneetiiinter tiie Patrolman Wardell and Brooklyn Crusade Aualnat Thom ched the nelhborhond, ‘two i i} men, stundmg on @ neighbor Stt!) Gotng On. Were indicuted by tie. young | ; _ , “one of waom—Gtawlinge ele 3 aw Y her assallent, Hy an, whom ghe did not a into custody with ot it 1 uy 4 ondix ing @ ccumade i st indi. | iminate expectaratonm, Since laa thirty have been mada’ be Saas : Light, jaunty Silk Coats that style’s } latest dictates render indispensable. ) Bs & man who knocked her down and * ‘al ed at rmory fire here on Wriday Jat. Aa the \ ov coffin he wes Lids selects = THE WORT WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1800, REMOVAL LEADING AMERICAN ‘CLOTHIERS. Reserved. Cor. Broadway i) Park Place ) 1M st Vacate in 30 Days. |The United Cigar Stores Co. Have Leased the Entire Building and Take Possession SOON. FORCED TO SELL our enormous stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Chifdren’s Clothing, Fur- nishing Goods and Hats for what it will bring at retail, King’s, after ten years of successful business, will vacate their big store, corner of Broadway and Park Place. N t 30 D We Offer Our Entire New ex WayYS and Desirable Stock of Men’s Spring Suits, Top Coats, Spring Overcoats, Cravenettes, Prince Alberts, Trousers and Boys’ Suits, besides Men's Furnishing Goods and Hats. 4 Regular Prices. $25, $30 and $40 Values at Half Price. Sacrifice Never Known. ‘ Men’s Sack Suits. Men’s Top Coats. | {Every Spring Suit or Top Coat Will Be Sold at YZ Price Nothing Retail Medium and Sale | Retail Box and % Sal Value. Spring Weight. Fe tee | Value. ha piled 10.00 Fancy Cassimere: jo 4200) Buick GHeviotiSults:s7% 6100/19 en loerae Pree ceursecae seen 15.00 Stylish Tweed 7.50|44.00 Black Thiet Coats. aes 16.00 Fine Worsted Su 8.001 1600 Cover Tan Coats hes 18.00 Imported Thibet 9.00 ; 9:00 20,00 Silk-Lined Suits. 10.00 10:00 f | 22.00 English Worsteds. 11.00 a 2.500} 25.00 High-Grade Suits 140 | 25:00 Finest Oxfords. 12.5 Prince Albert Si 12.50 | 20.00 All our Fine Black Costs Equal to Custom 15.00| and Vests K M s 0 | 25.00 Diagonal ; en’s rin, vercoats ys and Prince Alberts.... 12.50 pring $40 and $35 Men's Suits....... 18.00 and Cravenettes. _ a Retell en’s Trousers. Value. 7 15.00 Fancy Cravenettes....... Hy ) as 20.00 Silk-Lined Long Spring 7 M ights, ee Overcoats .....-.......0.. 10.0 2a e Pant: ee 1.25 25.00 Imported Black Thibet 3.00 Cheviot Stripes 1.50 Spring Overcoats.. 12.50 | 4.00 Stylish Worsteds. 2.00 20.00 Long Coats, | 5.00 Imported Worsteds. 2.50 Cravenettes .. 10.00 6.00 Like Tailored + 3.00 24.00 Fancy Cravenettes, full | SWEEP ..-ceeeeee 00 18.00 Spring Overcoa’ e100 lig Stock at Half Price. Cravenettes . Entire Line Men’s Trousers, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Fancy Vests and Cravenettes at 5 } Regular Price, Boys’ Suits. Boys’ Suits. eee Our $30,000 Mev’s Furnish= | Retail Double Breasted Sale | Retail Long Pants, Sale Value. 6 to 16 sizes, Price. | Value. ( 14 to 19 years. Price. | 3.00 Fancy Cheviots +++ 1,50| 7.00 Plaid Patterns. . 3.508) 4.00 Serge Sui + 2.00 i 4.50 5.50 Fine Worst - 2,75 5.00 7,00 Bloomer . . 3,50 6.09 8.00 Imported Suits. 4.00 7.50 Elegant Line of Tuxedos, Full Dress Suits, Brite Alberts and Full Dress Trousers at 14 ; Former Prices. Fixtures; Mirrors, Clothing Tables and Show Cases for Sale. K IN G 9 Cor. Broadway @ Park Place. Open Saturday Night Until 9 o’Clock. / , JAMES McGREERY & CO. China Dep't. Basement Salesroom. This is the REFERENCE BOOK A complete stock of household China} for country furnishing, in-| vices, in quaint patterns; and a quan-| tity Of Art Potteries, Vases and Orna- ments, useful for epoch decoration. | On March the 23rd | Fine thin English Porcelain Dinner Sets. Attractive | blue pattern, too pieces, | 10,00 set! value 14.00] QUEL SARA GAGK AW Fine thin porcelain Dinner, Sets. Pink and violet pat-| terns, 100 pieces. 8.00 set cake trool{ That tells you some- ‘ nee thing about everything Cut Glass. New brilliant |and everything about a cuttings. |] great many things, (} No office or library | complete without it. | A neat little volume that fits the pocket in size and price, Price 25c. INeppietne meucel 2 quart Water Jug. Handsome design. 7.25 Salad Bowl. 8 inch. 2. 50) i “New oval BHADes aire ence 5:50; Tumblers. Handsome cuttings. . . 3.50 doz. By mail 35¢, BRONX OFFICE, 658 East 149th St., Near Third Avenue, Twenty-third Street. STRICKEN AT SON’S BIER. CAMDEN J, March 22,—Christo. pher Shields, of this city, waa #irloies | with paralysis yesterday while pinning J | 6 on the coat of his dead #on, and ments, Subscriptions, &e, 2358 Melrose, 2359 Melrose. the firenien the Telephone j Such af) Patent Medicines. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT. S0e,_ sist AIR FOOD! AN Rc A inte gece BUTTE SATISFACTION RANTEED OR Cert eons Ban RENT WEST le te A Great Bai G eat Bargain —— We've planned to make to-morrow a Friday of record-breaking 2. The only way we can insure this oy’ is to ot values that stand absolutely unmatched. This we are doing, and you will find every floor, from basement to roof, crowded with the greatest Friday bargains offered in months. Don’t skip a line of the money-saving news below. New York’s Foremost Friday Garment Bargains Suits Worth to $10 at $5. Toilet Articles. ASTEST GROWING SIORE CAMPHOR ICE, for chapped hands, box. .6c WITCH HA: , best quality, full quart. 270 THEATRICAL COLD CR M, best made, Soman : PURE ©. ‘ASTILE JAP, one pound bare, green or white 0 rer REFUNDED EAR 3-Hour Waist Special. 300 White Lawh Waists, made from fine quality lawn, full blouse, box pleated sides, with broad front of eyelet embroidery, pleated back, leeve, tucked stock; till 12 M. About 250 tn this lot, consisting of Silk Shirt Waist Suits, in black, blue, green and changeable taffeta; newest Eton Suits of all-wool fancy mixture material, in light and medium gray shades, and Cheviot in = black and blue; collarless style, trim- med with silk braid; Persian braid vest, newest sleeve with cuff; Oe) suits at Jap. Silk Waists. You" : beiaigaais ront site More of Those Handsome pets Cat Sold Fer oeaaey cea ciensoin needy a cine. salexted 1. 98 So Rapidly at $9.98, New Eton Tailored Suits. Every one embraces the most perfect worktanship. while the graceful lines and stvle are equal to those found in a much highe: They are made of all-woo! cheviots in bla mixtures in light and medium gray, black or blue, Eton is trimmed with silk brald—the facket to match. rest % sleeve, w: vith stitched taffeta and braid. Circular skirt with pleated front, ornamented with silk prald. Wide girdle, trimmed with braid. pecial to-morrow at $3.50 Walking Skirts at $1.98. 250 of them for this sale, made of good wool cheviot, in black or blue, hand- back: trimmed cuff and lace st p solid white; v Great Sale of Girls’ Coats. ing Reefers, English box style; all wool, fancy check or collarless model; trimmed with panne velvet and silk embroidered emblem on GAS sleeve; double breasted; in sizes 6 (ir to 14; colors: gray, blue, fawn ce and brown; regularly $2.98; at. Misses’ Sprilig Suits. They're such exceptional values that we're selling more and more some all-wool mixtures in checks and of these suits each day. Made from fancy mixtures, cullariess tatlor-strarped and: trimmed with sield plaids; gored and plaited effects; $3.00 Sicirts, at. model, Eton style, broudcloth combination and silk braid; deep bodice belt sleeve with reverse cuffs; skirt in the 6 .o8 new circular style; shown! in Gray, Alice fine e Blue, Brown and Green; sizes 14 to Women’s Long Coats for 3 Hours. Special purchase, and a fortunate one, too; they come in black and blue, made of wool cheviot; 42 inches long; Collarless style, trimmed with velvet and soutache braid; double-breasted front, with large patch pockets, loose back, 7) finished sien oeen hem; colors b with deep slit on sides; ornamented with buttons, 2 8&9 e 6 to 14; from 9 to 12 wi newest pleated sleeve, with turn-back cuff. This coat was made to sell for $5.00, but to-morrow, as long as they last, special at.......-eseeeceeee ° li = ° Py d Millinery Bargains. | Hair Goods. 95c for Sampie Hand-Made Hats, ' 10 CORONET BRAIDS, Worth up to Double. l a co -oun 26- inch Save a dollar on a new Spring hat. Clean, fresh, new mer- KK Switch . , 84.9 chandise; all the new shapes and colors; made for the ZEPHYR PONBABOUR waist collar twill cashmere in toni «i buttons; stocl vie dresses lace White Goods Sale. Linens and Domestics and Wash Goods, LAWNS—A large assortment, ‘RENCH ORGANDIES — 12! in all the white grounds choice designs; fuli-blowt with dots, figures andflow- roses, sprays, buds, clus lined throughout br and re coming Spring, offered to you at a sacrifice before the ROLL, latest Parisian ers; also tint- ters, &c.; others ask 19% season has jy opened. Our enormous purchasing novelty . $1.49 ed grounds. and 25¢. power enables us to take advan- $3 COLOD ‘CURLS, Special. Pet 32 Cc Our | Q} Cc tage of every turn of the market n sets of 2 or 3; spe- | yard, at..... 4 price.. br For to-morrow we have prepared clalasnaesatrercnte $1.49 GINGHAMS—Great quantities in a wonder a fine bargain feast, and you will 16 and 18 inches long, sold BSuaUY fully large assortm: Special, per y: 5c be eager to get these hats at, each.. for $1.50 to $2.00......-..++06+ We FT ane rea $1,25 for Black Hand-Made Hats. Special sale of 30-1 BEAUTIFUL PANAMA VOILE, The constant demand for black hand-made hats is met with Pompadours. WHITE DOTTED SWISS, fancy checks, in 25 differ several excellent styles specially made for us. The shapes} SMALL UNDER POMP. 490 pin dots; a most popular ent styles to are sensible, tie styles ar ight, and fabric; val- choose from; ordinarily vou would pay $1.98 for hats LT; 2 5 Medium POMP meee yaase va; 19¢ value, 5c of this calibre; to-morrow, each...... Special at.. r yard... HANDSOME JEANETTE POMP (dip ef- fect) . 81.49 HANDSOME GRAY POMP $1.49 HANDSOME VENTILATED POMP, $6.00 Boys’ $3 to $3.50 Suits, $1.85 A_ Special Purchase of 1,200 on Sale’ for Bargain Friday Only. Anentire surplus stock of boys’ suits. Hand-Made Hats for 3 Hours. One tableful of various styles of hand- G Oc made hats, in all colors, from 9 A. M. Muslin and infants Wear. till 12 only; choice at........seesees CHILDREN'S WHITE SERGE MOHAIR CORSET COVERS, very AND CLOTH COATS, sizes 2 to 5 fine nainsook, French 3-Hour Special. 40-inch Lawn Snow, worth to-morrow between 9 A. special at White, 1248c.; and 12 M., years; full length, lined; box and : : pleated back; Bis: vie nena: Ale The fabrics are | cheviotn and double twist ef. sian styl 2. 98 back with Val, lace, value, at. bead and ribbon; INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT BED- FORD COATS, lined; made with dou- ble and single cape! 22 1.49 fancy trimme value, LONG SLIPS, made of fine box pleated down the at. INFANTS’ 19¢. value, 1 12:c cambric; at wee eeeee ate eeeeee 3-Hour Special. front; Corset Covers, fine cambric and close-fitting, round V-shape, trimmed with torchon and Val. lace; Regular value for 3 hours only, bet. 9 A.M. ‘1 50c Silks at 39c. 20-INCH ALL SItk GUAKANTLED LIBERTY TAF- FETA, soit chiffon finisir silk, shown in a range of the most desirable spring shadings; also white, cream and black; staple soc. grade as agreat silk s specilits for 39c * Bargain Friday at ... ae 2-INCH ALL SILK NATURAL COLOR 39c AND DRESSING 1.8 5 Young Men’s $8 Suits at $4.95. Ages 15 to 2%; both double and single breasted models; fubrica ‘@re all wool; some even venetian lined; wood enough for dress ‘wear; in the round cut style up to 37 chest, for small men; value $8 at KIMONO. LAWN SACQUES, fitted back and sailor col- lars; dark colors and ruffle finish; all sizes; good value at 69c. special at 49c neck and all sizes, ] 5c ages 3 to 10; blouse sumac Waists, ages 3 to 14; esate : sizes, Russian style; from 9 A. M, till 12M. at Sale of Shoe ‘Specials. Hosiery. Girls’ ‘‘Rockaway’’ Shoes at 89¢ A Great Bargain Friday Event. In sizes from 815 to 11, and 114g to 2. Shoes that Women’s 15c, Stockings, 9c. rAd LATTE T Raed Rada ild lb you will be proud to wear and thit will give you excellent service. 89c Special to-morrow at...... see Boys’ Shoes at a Dollar. \ Just suited for the romping boy for hard knock: In the lot are silk finished lace liste stockings and fine ROUGH | SHANTUNG: gauge fancy cotton hose; made of genuine Maco} WEAK. They're made of good quality calfs EON Fomulay) yarn; pliable and elastic; double sole, ee i Beeee 13, 13%, oa 6 we. eradé, BOE Tara Piitned pood ise: values (for) Bate Oc osmorrow, special Ber zi ) Pair, at.cccceeceeeseeee The “Bates ‘Shoe”’ at $1.39. You can judge how good they are when many stores are asking $2.00 and $2.50 for the same’"Shoe, We re showing a broad assortment of the newest gain Friday at. Women’s 25c. Stickiness 18c, ————————————— Including lace lisle, in tan, white and black, high- grade, silk-finished fancy stockings, in blue and Men’s Shirts. Manufacturers’ samples, while some are taken from regular stock, In the lot are plain and pleated shirts, in white, neat effects and dark col- orings; Cuffs attached and detached; erfect fitting; 50c. ed 75c. values; for 3&89c Bargain Friday at.. 50c Underwear, 29. Another exceptional bargain. All are fine gauge Egyptian balbriggan; shirts have long sleeves; drawers with double bigycle seat and pearl 1. buttons; — sold suits only ‘speci er garment. 40-INCH HIGH LUSTRE ENGLISH MOHAIR SUIT- CHECK; 49c value. For Bargain ere) showing ls) brec asortitiag sacle TLE) wINCH ANG, elie PET Dal vvnnen nese Hae eee enME Glotkeruate Cream and black: 79c, value At... . Allare perfect quality, fine ribbed, double Sh AL Cl every eet: pies: ae ASIDE Special for Bargain Friday—Buster Brown Stockings all widths; value $1.8; price All Housekeepers Will Be Interested in This Paina Purchase and Sale of value-giving, This purchase was of such an extraordinary nature arately you couldn't possibly buy them for less than $18.00, iE ’ fancy chills; a genuine felt mattress, made in layers and covered in satin ticking; a double woven metal eavy steel wire edges; worth $18. 00; special, all sizes, at (Sarna ae 49c Dress Goods at 29c. ING, plain grounds, with neat white effects; also 38-INCH_ SHADOW 29c Frighy at. seee black gr nds; all are superior 25¢. i lie Ww SOL CREPE D PARIS; each ine In @ 1 39 Zange of ‘apring shading: “also white, SOE] Children’s 15c. Stochings, 10c. vourenoiceat e aS 3 Hour Silk Special, 10 Women’s Shoes—3 Hour Special,” Hk ‘ ~ knee and sole, liced heel and tot heel, medi ‘and BN Se tera Hivone andighatie\¢ood) $e: value... Cc eee a aeataye volt 1. um, hist 9 29c fo children; egular 25c. quality; spe- 1 Oc rarer Lauder Acne 1 Few furniture offers in the past have ever equalled ig one i: that we're enabled to present one of the greatest Bed bargains in years. If you were to purchase the parts of this outfit sep- Read on and see what this unusual offer includes: massive Steel Bed, heavy continuous posts, with cast corner and 2 2 Cc spring, with 4 braided cables and h Linoleum Sale for 3 re It {s two yards wide; parquet, tile and Men’s Half Hose, &c, Men's fast black cotton Half Hose, perfect Sully ity, double sole, heel and toes; keed? 12% yalue; limit 6 pairs to a customer; from 58c A. M, till 42, per pair... . inlaid designs; would be considered good value at $1. 39; special from 9 A, M, till 12, per square yard..... esses 2 to a oustomer; Dad acre as een hod etfoote, tringod