The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1906, Page 11

ps WORKMAN ON ap BY THIRD Rill Blinded and Dying, He! i Ran to Platform and |: Fell: Exhausted. ‘Thomas Rice was mortally 4 Hugo Swanson was painfully in- lured to-day on the Third Avenue * tructure berween Hifty-second and F y-third street, when a bar of iron je third rail nok rails, @tation and pesiekes at he eight of his agony. women fain fhe train to be revived in the station | / bralting room. Swanson A burat of Fail scormhed his face, arms and chest, Dut his ciot @id he lose he men clothes caught fire, all at once} A crowded train had just reached the SET AFIRL ations Ago. burned | and one of the rei establishing a short CpG fell and rolled. the passengers were pante the sound of his cries andj Half a dozen ited and were removed from was not so badly injured. white fire from the third t catch fire, nor | = co: dropped An xD THE MASQUERADER! “The Masquernder.” ails OME ONE with a mental twist that lets him say el profound things cleverly, | offers this: we incline BA) toward perfection through expression, By doing a thing as well as it Sure. can be done, constantly and consistent- ly, it becomes a habit. We have found it so in the tailoring of our suits for men—particularly the suits at fifteen to twenty-five dollars. For them we can promise much—a deal more than you have ever found in a ready-for-service suit other than ours Good. The the tailoring Ours is expressive. It insures dis- tinctiveness and character, perfec unity in proportion, and grace in every line*and curve. The second is the style. That rests with you. We present a series of eight altogether different models, from the extremely conservative, to the most radical which good taste sanctions. Then the fabrics. We would rather not enter into the all-wool-and-a-yard- wide controversy. Nor will we evade the issue. No matter what price you elect to pay for the suit, we pledge ourselves and our all, for the good service of the fabric.. specific, you? first vital Be say essential is That ends our contention—and we can demonstrate by logic and reason that at any given price, from fifteen to twenty-five dollars, a suit of ours justi- fies a materially greater charge. Saks & Campany Broadway, 33d to 34th Street. FANNY HERAING, OLD ACTRESS, DEAD Played with Forrest and the Elder Booth Two Gen- a splendid ro- = ‘ABREST Un Detectives ou As Servants ie : ANTI- LTPP ACT and Got Rebate on Article They Purchased. to-| ness aw wa wan fh st of the proprietora' of Broadway, 33d te 34th Street. Saks & Company | SiR EDWARD ELGER SAILS. | Celebrated Composer a Passenger on the Cretic RADICAL AND CONSERVATIVE SUMMER At $10.00 and $12.5 The most vital feature is this: signed specifically for the service of y designed and tailored to express the and knacks which lend character and toa garment. We believe that in fabri other essential, our suits at ten and justify a greater price. May we Distinctive Suits for Young Men MODELS. ) the suits are de- oungs men— innovations individuality cs and every twelve-fifty “show you’ ? SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATUR DAY Summer Suits for Young Men Formerly $10.00 and $12.50. Single and double breasted two-ga hich were designed for last seasons you can forgive that, the benefit is while. Flannels. tweeds and cheviots dark mixtures. At $7.00 rment suits service. If well worth in light and With a definite purpose the series of dollars were made a specialty with us. to bring the garments to the level in fa Summer Suits for Boys at $5.00 suits at five It was this: brics, tailor- ing and style with the average that command six fifty. That they serve their purpose f. are certain. aithfully, we The demand has been great enough to compel us to provide an entirely new stock of the five dollar suits. Such is the rew a thing better than it ever has been don Nerfo'k and Double ened cheviots and tweeds in the new xray Knickerbocker trousers; sizes 8 to 17 ye Sailor Suits (sizes 6 to 10) Suits (sizes 245 or tweeds in gray mixtures; sa trimmed with braid or emblem; Top Goats of covert in tan or olive, size Reefers of blue serge, tan or olive covert scree or red cloth; embroidered sleeve embl 4 to 8 years. and Rissa B} to 8) of serge in colors and chev r collar mo. Bloomer trous ard of doing e. Breasted Belted Suits, of all- mixtures ; s 7 to A and gray| em; sizes} | n i IAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATUR $1.00 Star B! Of colored madras, neckband or Byron collar; 20c¢ Silk Shi Vests, pantlets and knee drawers of fine gauze weight, all sizes. 25c Stockings for C Imported stockings of fast black, ribbed cott DAY Furnishings for Boys oys at 7OC sizes 8 to 15. 25c Reversible Four-in-Hand Scarfs at 15¢ Id Bows at 10c on; all sizes. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Sale of Coats, Suits and At Greatly Reduced Pri Tailored Suits, sizes 12 to 18 years, eg Dresses FOR GIRLS, JUNIORS AND MISSES $ Formerly $17.50 to $25.00. At $13.50 Tailored Coats, sizes 6 to 16 years, Formerly $6.95 to $9.75, At $3.95 - Formerly $11.50 to $12.50. At $6.90 Formerly $14.50 to $19.50. At $9.75 Sailor and Russian Dresses, sizes 6 to 16 years, Formerly $10.50 to $16.50, In the sense that it affords an extensive seri models incorporting the authoritative innovat lection of Summer Apparel for Girls, Misses and Juniors and fabrics, we styles Wash Dresses | Linen Sailor Suit Guimpg and K complete, Diversified in White Net Dresses At $6.95 es of the new ions, our col- is present s ono Dresses Linen & Lawn Russian Dresses Guimpe Rresses of French or Scotch gingham, chambray and lawn, trfmmed with laces, embroideries and velvet rib- bons in six low neck and short sleeve models, At $3.95 Fancy Guimpe Presses of imported embroidered ginghams in two short sleeve models, trimmed with em! laces, Whites awn wrsssea in a most extensive va trimmed with laces and embroideries, At $45 broideries and At $4.90 riety of styles, 0, $5.95, $2.95 ‘TOT 19, FEN. (pe, co oe { Grccer'¢s and Dcli- f citcssscn tn the i Basement al very hecadeaes prices, For °8.75 The very best: of all Summer Suits. Guaran- teed to hold the color, lined with serge. For all shapes and builds of men, Com- pare these with the best blue serges you can buy elsewhere for $12, you'll find these better, Men’sHand Tailored Suits For °12.95 Cree of elegant serges, worsteds, thibets, clay diagonals, cheviots and cassimeres. These suits have every detail as to workmanship, style and fit of suits selling for $18 and $20. | Men's $1.00 | Pleated Neg- \Ligee Shirts, 59¢) Sizes Ito 1315. | [eS a eee . Ae A Seca 3-Hour Sale of loon Ready-to-Wear, HATS Formerly $3.49to $4.00 $f 98 Your Choice of Any for To-Morrow, Saturday Afternoon, from 2 to 5 o’Clock Only. WE NEED ROOM for our Summer hats, now ED arriving, and th, ily reason f @ sh | he season's smartest farted hats ‘at this ale opens at 2 o'clock to-morrow after- Section, Main Floor Lex. Ay Great Annual Sale of Girls’ Washable Dresses. One day each year we sell several thousand Girls’ pretty, service f] able Wash Dresses that To-morrow, Saturday, Is the day for 1906 — and the gale is going to be the greatest ever, because the styles te values are ever so much better thai be- tore. Neat Washable Dresses for Girls from 4 to 14 years . 350 Norfolk ans sizes 8 to 16; L good $1.95 of age, $3 Suit, to-morrow at = Of splendid quality $4 Norfolk, Sailor and Russian Suits, - = $2.95 pay jaw ie $6.95 cone style is the Rus. Young Men’s $10 Suits (16 to 20 years), - | Straw Hats For Men and Es Now Rew | 1 Fiver, 00 " Bioomingdales’, sian walst effect with box pleats on front ; sides have straps of white pique, embroid- ered with stars; the 300 00 Children’s and Misses’ Coats At Radically Reduced Prices, Smartest Coats for 4 to 14 year old girls ever offered for less than real value. Once each season we have a sale of this kind We have been preparing for this one for and our arduous efforts have been abundantly rewarded, The sale em- braces Coats that were made | é Special “for Boys. | j $4.00 at $1.69 Coats that were made $6.00 at $2. 49). 5 Wag Mixtures; trimmed with braid, Eid weeks, to seli for $3.00 and to sell for $5.00 and || ' other style has three box pleats on waist, straps of white pique with embroidered emblem; pique collar, d very well mate, 69¢ | All the dresses are full and generously cu and cost about $1.00 to produce, but to-morre ur peice is only Women’s Dressing Sacques, Pretty, Comfortable, Well Made Garments Attractively | Priced for Saturday. DIKESSING SACQUES. SACQUES OF {3 4c |. LAWN, th tet ree eit 8c China Silk Waists. Very Special Saturday LAWN pink, SIE Prices. China Stik Waists. Front is elaborately trimr d embroi ee $3. 98 ul at. and nd lace values at $4.98 and $5.98 China Silk Ww Oe: $5.98 ake $6. 19 Men’s 50c Lisle Webbing & bots ale | Non-Elastic Suspenders, 25¢ Coystal Glass Ria Chains at Less Than Half Value. Our for house was fe se quantity of this fashion les than the regular prices, basis, In the assortment are such colors as turquoise, gar- net, opal, amethyst, emerald, topaz, crystal and ebony. We have divided them into three lots as follows: Lot No. 1—Turquoise graduated bead neck- laces, 10c., 12c. and 15c. Lot No. 2—Necklaces and lorgnette chains, all shaaes, 19c, and 25c. Lot No. 3—Neck oy ¢ enough to secure a Jewelry at about 4 It's yours on the same laces and lorgnette chains, all woth St. Sectt WE NEVER BUY OR DAMAGED GOODS Boys’ Kusst to 5 year iL iy ee SELI substantial Susp B yn apne iat Re colors, 9c, ‘ 4c. 9c. sand, 69. en's $3 Shoes eo ) Boys us eable Madras 1 Boe ed eat r ‘active Sa and Oxfords at $ u Boys’ W. hite and Cofor Madras Hae, eae STRICTLY FIRST QUAL- aE Bei leas or few desirable Do You Play Cards? If So, the Followi if Will Be of leathers and tan, Dull or shins izes Oto 11. : Men’s ‘“‘ Worthmore’’ $3.50 and $4 Ox- Jords & HOE Ss sa1b3. a Very Special young most the styles that tain in othe Toes, Elastic plain te All ia Transfer to NEW YORK'S | GREATEST Stone. | Women’s Black P Petticoa Valves for Satu. My ds ve | 250 Dosen american } || Bead Necklaces and ie iioommadalc Bros. “SQUARE EDG ; : “ 1. 49 re st eae i : come eae! $1, 98 POKER CHIPS, por RT TICOMES OF BLACK MET 2 Hb eicd 4% 69 ENGRAVED NUME! RAL cues, RLGOY CH i 23 $3.95 . 85¢ $2.69 “Nath Pi Lek Av-Areade wrap. ¥ Wits sco. Ihe DOMINOES, BOARDS, CHUIBBAGE Ihe t 9 Lex. to 3d Ave. fGReAreR NE Both to gUthist wie tee ee