The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1906, Page 10

Simpson Cranford Co; fA SL TH AVE 19. TOLOMSTAEET | Fur storage— will store your furs in Ate scientific cold storige vaults, afford- STHO-WUNDY: WHUNDSUVAY HYONLYG, NAT 10. rod, USS TE SECO share ease eee ete alae eso Fc | 1 RICH PORTER'S | ==" "S225 WANT AFFIDAVITS | WIE BRINGS SUT = TN SMITHERS ASE ’s Lawyers Demand Rech’ Uptown Prices Make Down | oft OC town S re an Extravagance. = Co. $25 mee Sutts. {ng protection against loss by moths, fire or thieves for a moderate i Hu SIEANIE” Horser Pied os ir eeatien 4 charge. Alterations and repairs at low Summer prices. Telephone, 2100 Chelsea. a santa se Ned 2 un To- ‘morrow, 514, 50. ' ——— oy sale of the season. WE inaugurate the shirt waist suit season by offering values that will set the bargain mark for months to come—a sale that is the result of months of careful planning. Dainty creations like the 8 models iIlus- trated possessing a degree of style im- possible to associate with the sale price. He an bire. T We Mlastrate An Eton Style That Shows Chic and Grace at Every Tarn. Bt Savi habitual dru asked Jus Court for ft re 1 Pics te Each suit will be put ina separate counsel feo Toa turesune | i 5 aries tures. | box—a variety of styles to choose Her cc CALL NEW BATILE-SHIP “SKEERD 0’ NOTHING.” + from — handsomely trimmed waists Are Atco brctaded! in This NoGcie open front or back—long and short of a good quality of Taffeta Silk, hy tr tas 1 4% sleeves—skirts beautifully trimmed. $ 95 Let us tell you some thing about the $2.95 ° They are or cd w physicians tha ard nor a dr ge Olcott, at the House = M of Mrs t Below suits—to look at therh Cost gou'd honestly wonder how we could buy the trimming and ma- terial ior the price, let alone the making, and they are so dainty and airy—just the ideal garment for the coming season. The two ninety-five suits are of light blue and taney dimitiesand tan grass cloth —dainty white union linon—all 4 court tn his affidavit p Unger tn oppositi = The first great shirt waist suit ' 4 Mrs tailor made—without a doubt the hand- somest creations ever sold at the 365 Cy youll want enongh to lastthe 2.95 a MEASON Loleee eh vu reeeny tee At $: 3.95. At $4.50. an lawn dresses—waist and | Very sheer quality Persian lawn dresses—fully tucked ured lawns and or eliborately trimmed with narrow Val. or German f laces—Skirt with one-half inch tucks and several rows of lace; also white lawn dresses with yoke effect, trimmed in narrow H SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Mill purch ase shepherd check suitings. ¥ Hs inclement weather Monday couldn't keep the crowds away, for everybody realized that we are offering amazing values, and that when this lot is sold it will be impossible to duplicate these goods, except at far higher prices. i the care of their ¢ and offers the affidn neighbors and f: ) charge. i He says that while Montclair Heights he al monthly for household expenses and denying her allegation thet was oes ‘and penurious, declares he was |percent., or more than one-third, before t! ys Ifberal with her, even to the ce they are fifteen! sells Se beyond hi: “We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a mae vaaclares (chet Hajority of these precious liv ther do we he sitato to soy t money for Maw of these infantile ¢ eta ne: that he returned i Drops, tincttires and : that he returned thi rene _ Summer Dress Fabrics, MOHAIR SUIT Save the Babies. ec MORTALITY is something frightful, We can hardly realize that of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent. or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirty-seven y are five, and one-half before Beautiful fine white Ve daintily tucked, es,in pale blue, pink ace and insert blue a ins —st sickness nk you must seo that it her | causes the blood to ci n2| pores of the skin and ai ed this mship Lucas and, where W Between Lenox and eet, \ Jest Seventh Avenues, 2 mes tenes mae ceuweomereorauese S3e—black-and-white and blue-and-white shepherd check suitings, 39¢e—white and gray 39c erplaids—broken checks in iimedium effects 6¥e gray tailor 1,00 52 in. gray 1.50 check suiting 65¢ cream mohair worsteds, 49c, mohair, 7Se. at 95c. | brilliantine, 45c. 5 chi ea Blue and green ‘Tar Fine, tirm weave,rich ti tenure silky finish, in a most ated | desirable shade of plaid ai 49e¢ 75¢ cream. Take advan--45@ lor ¢ tage of this offer to brok i secure a liberal sup- box plaic | plaic aeatn 32 in, LPLY see sees weneee) mohair sicilian, 49c. fees even weave—high, rich lustre 49c¢ oe YOUR LAST CHANCE POSITIVELY LAST WEEK, Sale of batiste combination laces. HIS is one of the largest and best selected collections that we have ever hud the good fortune to acquire; scarcely a desirable grade of lace that isn’t here; just in time tor the completion of those modish creations that will be the THE $5.00 KIND. OUR PRICE, 43c, Sent by} SHELL Mail centre of interest on every dress occasion this summer. (Mata Floor. Matched Sets of Bands, Galloons and Laces—also Broken Sets—odd widths FRAME 8 Cents | 50e —assortment is va:t and consists ot rich combinations of batiste, w by 33e Irish, Mexiean work, Cluny, Venise, Oriental embroidery nd handwork. JAP-A-LAC ii JAP-A-LAC grades that grades that grades that ] 8 grades tha: 390 HR 50 HE 9Be ME 148 SE" 3,000 yards lace allovers and waistings s of Oriental work on fine net—baby Irish etfects—Cluny eifects—Venise effects—em- broiderod Va fo: lave waists, costuines, bi Etons, yokes, sleeves 75 yard; grades up to 1.25. | 9Be yard; sup to2.00. | 1.48 yard; grades up to 2.75, 48c a yard for dress nets and waistindgs. figure; In dainty d \ re ee Extra, , in this seavoa’s newest » and spotted designs —in Irish, Cluny and Val. lace all : Monduy, ye Thousands of dozens of beautiful new Val. laces. Finest French, German and English manufacture —edgings and insertions to match in various widths. The newest and most favored designs—many exclusive with us loz. yards for Vals.; grade: de ds for Vals.; grade: 39e ° ae r Vals; grades |55c peeps ‘or Vals.; gra 75 |} UNITED AMERICAN OPTICIANS, | tnt tee 116 East 23d Street. BED UES SiG 62 East Mth Street. LARGEST RETAIL OPTICAL HOoUsie IN THE For sale by Paint, Hardware and Drug Dealers, CHAIRS All sizes from 15c. to $2.50, yards for Vals.; grades oo. Women’s night | gowns at 98e. HEN buying for our Annual May Sale we secured an immense quantity of muslin, nainsook and cambric from a maker anxious to clear his shelves, and are able to offer night gowns at 98c. that would cost you $1.50 in the regular way. Second Floor, There are several very desira)ler styles, each of liberal measurement and prettily garnished with laces, embroic tucks and ribbon. ‘here's no Cc item in our Annual May Sale that deserves greater consideration than these Corset covers, 68c. | Skirts at 1.98. i] Drawers at 50c.’ Made of good muslin or cambric or nainsook — clusters of tucks, em- broidery, lace and em- OAK or NATURAL for Refrigerators This is a record- breaking sale of Used Pianos ind fully as many NEW 108 have been disposed of, ‘The on Crawford Piano Store is 1ing recognized more and more as place where quality, low priee and variety go hand in hand. fee : s ) night gowns at OSe, de- side of your at least once a t ve it one coat in erator yea Made of fine nainsook—| Made of good cambric full French corset cover— | top, with deep embroider- JAP-A-LAC be better to ; trimmed with lace inser- ed flounce or lace flounce, one in J The bargains for to-morrow include: tions and lace edge, rib- | with Ince insertion and /tyoldery insertion — um- , Sane bons drawn through. | edging. {brella or regular styles. 1 Estela Upright 00 $375.00 m & Pond = Be I = SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. en Upright, 175.00 400.00 0 1 Shoninger Y| Uprightieseeee ) (Fine tone and conditic 0/1 Sohmer Upright.. 250.00 400.00 Manu esonmet s sale of infants’ reefers. An extraordinary purchase of a famous maker's entire surplus stock of reef- icles ea 195.00 425.00 A few cents s A ett aoe ee a | 1S 75.00 1 Sohmer Baby pa Every garment a model of good handiwork. Fine cloth or serge —trimmed Re aan enA cence my ata a Leann with emblem on sleeve and collar—some in box back, and other pretty styles in red and navy—sizes, 1, 2, 8 and 4 yrs. 1. oe for infants’ 49 for infant 95 for infanis’ $3.95 reefers. e $5.95 reefers., © $7 reefers, 50c. for chil- 68c. for chil- 98c. for $1.50 dren's 75e. white dren's 95c. ging- PATUS dresses. on Russian style—trimmed lawn dresses. hamildnesses [fancy buttons. Sizes 1, 2, One style trimmed with em- |3, 4 years. 65c. for child's AGAINST O SUBSTITUT }Q down. 4 | take back within one yearany piano pur- chased during this sale, allowing all money paid to broidery Insertion down! Two gond styles—Rus- | apply ATR aTTETte QO 5 wat a a re front; others with three sian effect — plain cham: 95e. pique and apply on any new piano, Qur line of new pianos in- rors of embroide Yar ee al iH ae oa tie * ake frees Daten # ar . “ ing yoke — alo in box, bray bel’ —collar and cuffs One style with shirre eludes the famous Packard, H. & $, G. Lindeman, plaits in Russian & blouse crown and corded finished with plain white effect, Sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5| yours. } pique. | Schumann and others. | | Se