The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1906, Page 8

- ANERIL STAKE WALL STREET. eR oe eon, WEL TOBHNG |= == MULSUE BSE Drivers Threaten to At-| aaah " tack HearsesandCoaches | © Paslieas aN bt Te ot ocean Et aes if Terms Are Refused. |i: eo «ae ‘ A Lae event BOSSES ARE OBDURATE. | Sepubasnahie tecture imburse for Damages Paid Allege Agreement Has Been Violated and Will Make No More Concessions. j3, nding firm, tn- With poth eden st @ications are that de ¥ lence to-day when, In defiance of atriking drivers of the hearses, the coach owners will try to send out thetr re will EVENING, MAY 21, 1906, H. Altman & Co WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. Lace and Hand-embroidered Neckwear in the newest designs, ‘n- cluding. Boleros and Deep Collars, for Empire and Princesse Marabou Scarfs in street colorings and delicate shades, suggested as suitable for wear at seaside and country resorts: Also appropriate Gowns. a complete selection of Collar and Cuff Sets, Ties, etc., for shirt waist dresses Beginning on Tuesday, May 22d, the following will be placed on sale, at Decided Reductions from the Original Prices: Scarfs of Flowered Chiffon, originally $6.00, at $3.75 each. Sets of Chemisette and Cuffs, made of Batiste and Lace Com- bined $2.00 and 2.85 per set. Sets of Yoke and Cuffs, made of Ba- tiste and lace combined $1.90 and 2.50 per set. Sets of Chemisettes and Cuffs, made $1.25 and 1150 per att Imported « Domestic Tea Gowns Newest Models of Crepe de Ch i Crepes, Liberty Silks, Messali Attention is directed to a hands DOMESTIC TEA GOWNS, OF LINGES Plain and Accordion Pleat elaborately trimmed with la in their Hosiery Departments To-morrow, The following Special Values will be offered: Women’s Gauze Lace Lisle Thread Hose in black, white and tans, at 20¢ 33° Women’s Sheer Gauze Lisle Taread Hose, with garter tops, in black and tans " Women’s Fine Quality Black or Tan Gauze Lisle Thread Hose, with embroidered insteps, or Mercerized zine in of Imitation Irish Lace 45¢ more | 7 - @ead wagons to the hundred funerals that are to be } F Fourteenth street. Around each s @re gathered a dozen or more mined men who threaten to wree + each that may venture fi E Police have been called fo: owners are prepared fn many to take the reins themselve they leave the barns. Wiolence have already deen Though the Executive Boant of the Meamsters’ International Brotherhood meets to-day in Indianapolis to cont fhe strike thero ts faint hope of a set-| w flement. The bosses declare they w take the matter to tho courts anéfght |2 ft to a finish before they give in to the @trikers who thay claim have broken @heir contracts and agreements Had Made an Agreement. ‘The present strike !s an aftermath. the strike Inst week, when Union N 3 struck for $14 1 week and got t./ Previous to thts Union No, 164 bad made | | Qn agreement with the Swners:to work for $13 a week, with t When they saw the ric Wo, 643, the uptown bran @ame dissatisfied and i Bame terms. They w thelr agreemen Claiming that the up the terms themse and Lace 90c. each Chemisettes, made of Imitation Irish Lace, or Bat'ste combined 9 ( . ‘ in black, tans, white and champagne, at | Corpets. Hen and the | more me stances (Rear of Rotunda, First Floor.) ; | = it Se | Jewelry Department Tuesday, a Special Purchase of hata Ris Ay | WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY. 75c, 85c, $1.00 }| | Attention of Women’s Silk | 9x12 ft. Rugs. Hosiery, black, white and various colors, in embroidered, openwork Royal Wiltons—At REAL SHELL HAIR At Less Than 14 Back or Side Combs,, 50c, $1.00, Worth from $1,00 to 4.50 Barettes, is Hat Pins, sas ORNAMENTS is especially direted to a large Aock Usual Prices, also to the following, which will be offered and plain style: at particularly low prices, to-morrow (Tuesday): Women’s Plain Black Silk Hose, lightweight, $1.35 per pair $3.75 per box of Three pairs. 1,00, 1.45 95c Women's Black Silk Hose, embroidered in colors. $1.85 per pair. $5.00 per box of Three pairs. Silver Plated Tableware Quadruple Plate on Hard Metal, Bright and Butler Fin’ (Rear of Retunda, First Floor.) John and James Dobson, @endiock and a ‘ One,third to One-half Below Regular Values, Shs Basie SATs LGN: Usispied ici iat el mi now out w At Reaeocsan va i — (4 Sand 54 Que. Tea Sets, } $6.00, 8,75, 14.50 Salad Bowls, $2.75, 3,25, 3,95 Be ere Nar: ow re) z Coffee Sets, 4.75, 6.75 Bread Trays, 1.50, 1.65, 2.25 2,75, 3.75 5 2.50, 3.75 Cake & Fruit Baskets, Crumb Sets, Water Pitchers, 3,50 Syrup Sets, 1,50, 1.95 Baking Dishes, 3.75 Open Butter Dishes, 1.00, 1, 95 Sugars,Cream &Spoon Holders,1.95 Gravy Boats & Trays, 3,2 Waiters, 6 to 19 inches, 75c to 6,75 —Calm Nerves —Good Temper GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE CARPETS, BEDDING, Si Everything for Housekeeping Hearse Gia. Zelick Poshkin. of ! : H plain colors, | | Women's Extra Fine Gauze Lace Lisle Thread Ho se, i | ' i ! ' ' i H | i ; | | i i ! West Twenty-third Street 5 | Sr i ! a \ | 1.45, ‘2.25 | t i Ped WHEAT ADVANCES “ON ie SPECULATIVE BUYING. | One Cascaret at a time will a Foul Breath, or |COTTON PRICES UP 5 HARE YOUR Ori £ 1a-4 | ON Fe h | Si tae . f E } TERNS APPLY : pews an ONE AIR DEMAND, OM ro em lensey anc CONNeCrICU Bridegroom Took nF iter he © Axel, . 1 | ar A st a wd ‘ ‘ ss air I M 6 Mahogany, Birch, Birdseye i y w § —over ten mil- Mahornny, Birch pirareye $19.98 years past. y by the Sterling Remedy Com- aver sol id in bulk, Every tab ese ills begin hpoorNutri= | in the Bowels, or ex tion. Cc urge, don’t weaken, Able and the miele gianced of wd ARTIST wea = a SHOT INTO F INTO HER HEAD, | They don’t act! out the Bo with a waste of roca jous & | Digestive Juice needed for tomorrow's « | Bowel work. No,—they act Wke Exercise, on the Bewels, instead. 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