The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1906, Page 10

Revere Beach Famed. Public Hearing Next Friday on the Project. ton Ju: y of the pu the subject to be discu ly on the matter of @ 600,000 for the purchase of th site. Among the most thoughtful citize there is no question as to the pach @ park. Its purpowe ts two the view of Its supportera— larger and better hospitals for the care of convalescent patients. Convalescent Hospital Needed. The matter of debate, however, ts th location. Nearly every strip of\yva front In the five boroughs tas tts band et boomers, and discussion ts strong. The places already named are Long Beach, Rockaway, Coney Island, Staten | Imand, Petham Bay and Barren Island. | Bince the burning of the garbage cre- | matory on Barren Island thore has been &@ movement afoot to turn ft into «| public park and transfer the refuse works to some other and more distant pince, | ‘The need of a site for a convalescents’ hospital 1s imperative, according to Medical experts. At a meoting of city phyatclans Dr. J. W. Brannan, of Belle-| H, F K Ee A Telephone | is Indispen- | sable to the man who buys and the man who sells. And are we not all buyers or sellers ? MEW YORK TELEPHONE CO., Fech's town Prices Make Dow» 15 Dey Street town Shopping an Extravagance. Is KOCH & Co. Wace Laffeta Umbrellas, $1.00 It is with unusual enthusiasm we announce the above remarkable offering for to-morrow only, for we feel positive that no other store can equal the values pre- sented. It is our desire to create extraordinary Saturday selling at the Umbrella Section, and these details tell why we are confident of success: For the Women. | For the Men. (26-inch) (28-inch) AMERICAN TAFFETA UMBRELLAS; RICAN TAFFETA UMBRELLAS high lustre; frames best paragon, with steel rod ase and tassels; warranted rainproof; handles include long pearl, with sterling silver and gold mounts, Sterling er caps, gun metal, hand. some trimmed horn, natural woods and fancy styles, $2.75 Children’s Hats, 1.79 || We did a wonderful business last Saturday in the Hat Secti d for to-mor- f/ fow we have assembled another lot of choice Children’s Summ: ats. y model on sale is fresh and new. Hats that are becoming and shaped to su juvenile faces. The assortment c Dented eff quills and s of S rs, Round Hai braids; tri mited nui ber offered at. ck Hose, 29c} » 29c ie Little Tots—4 Specials $2.:]| New ll rec ted welcome from fond mo I x fferings are so Tub Dresses, 1.29) $2.00 Gi re Ti A.tale of spe Every girl should have one. E jaunts ashore or afloat. Cool ev Three-Quarter and P 5 variety cy stars on at the righ MISSES > f Tu Dp 1 as. Fhoto. Frames, 13c eee 19¢, 2 ee eee eS this offer A atte } 3 irhey cate at these are sel- ah iy. case fine tone). high and 1 a | $195.00 buys a used Waters upright, high and low i dom, offered, ‘so | (Walnut case—large size). laces and ¢: ¢ } | $195.00 buys a wed Fischer upright. Bil uleeenadelga craneto Mab y case—full size—excellent tone : and condition), call as early as| $125.00 buys a used Emerson upright, $5 50 Gi J ? R f 2 79 ance buys a used BLES WAY. upright, «alps .CO buys a used Pianola Piano Player. ‘ 1715 (As ers, . possible, (Mahogany case—good order). Hackett, Carhart S@ Broadway at Thirteenth Street, Misses’ Tailored Suits, $zo. Reduced from $19.50. Three-quarter box coat suits, kilted For Misses 12 to 18 years of age. skirts of plaids and mixtures. Misses’ Linen Suits, $5. Value $8.75. Of linen, in white, blue and pink. Box For Misses 12 to 16 years of age. coats. kilted skirts. Girls’ Coats at $3.95. Reducea jrom $8.75. Three-quarter and box coats in fancy plaids and stripes, together with mannish reefers in gray, scarlet and blue serges. Sizes 4 to 14 Girls’ White Lawn Dresses. At $2,25—Of white lawn, made with bertha, elaborated with Val- enciennes lace or embroidery; full skirt. Sizes 6 to 14. At $5.00-0! wh lawn and dotted ornamented with Valen- ciennes lace insertings on wa d skirt. Sizes 6 to 14. Suits for Boys. ‘alues Up to $10, Reauced to 75 $4, Russian and Sailor Suits. Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits in Eton and sailor collar models, of fine fast color blue se y 1 and stripe cheviots, worsteds and tweeds, hand em! dered emblems on collar, sleeve and shield. Also the pular shepherd checks, in pure English worsted, with half collars of Alice blue or red. Sizes 2%y to 10, Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits. Norfolk and double breasted suits with straight or bloomer trousers of handsome, hard finished gray worsteds, imported cheviois, tweeds id velour cassimeres in gray plaids, overplaids, checks, herringbones plain gray effects. Sizes 8 to 18. Cutaway Suits, ar and Single breasted cutaway suits for boys of a very superior blue serge and blue and black unfinished worsteds ond thibets. Hand tailored through- out. Sizes 7 to 16. A Special Sale of Youths’ Suits. | Designed for Last Season’s Service, Worth Up to $15, Exceptional Values at $7.50 For young men of 14 to 20 and small men who measure up to 36 chest. Homespuns in tan and gray, light and medi- um color cheviots, single and double breasted models, half lined or full lined, two or three garment suits, Some | have cufis at bottom of trousers and belt loops, “Peter Pan’’ Silk Shirt Waist Suits for Women at $zxo. Value $19.75. Loose blouse waist, patch pockets. of black taffeta piped with blac’ a white check silk and of blue and white and black and white check taffetas piped with silkin contrasting shades. In addition a broad variety of other models in all colors <_< | Stimpson Grauford Ce, Piano bargains. OR SUMMER homes, and for those who are just beginning to take lessons, these pianos can be confidently recommended. Every instrument in good condit‘on—both as to tone and action—and any one of them worth more than double our price. Terms from °3 down & 55 a month. We will back Aone year any piano you buy take within # here to-morrow, and allow all money paid to apply on any new piano—including the fa- mous Packard, H. & S§., G. Lindeman, Schu- mann and others. $100.00 buys n used Hardman upright. $100.00 buys a used Estey upright. a used Chickering upright. used Vose upright. Such ithess $100.00 buys a used Cecilian Piano Player. ( Edison phonograph AY $1 down and $1 a month for nine months Take it more and the phonograph is yours. That's our home when you make the first payment. sasy payment plan. yall kinds of music—songs, band or orchestral selections, min- Enk aud at home, on the veranda—anywhere you like— All Edison Phonographs from $10 up. vil Viet Talking M. ines from $17 up. Full assortment of bot er end di: + both machines. Special | | To-morrow | Only Caruso records, for Edison : | machine, only ; to a customer | pa amas thd old — <9 ~< o oo o—h <> EVENING WORLD THE “ONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY. 14. gg > << ~<a <_< <> $< << << — THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENI Bo MAY 25, 1906, aa — id : . ind 4 Sh! Silk tie 0 Large golf laces, 10c UNPSO? hair nets, air. Notton @ Notion eek ia _? 8 sum auniszTsao" sritat & 1Se. bee Fashionable dressers will want one of these 15.50 suits for Decoration Day. sate of 1,100 Stylish suits enables us to offer men the best Summer weight suits that were ever sold for the money—15,50 for suits that in all first-class ready-to-wear stores sell for $20-22.50 and $25. and which rival * in style, fit, material and workmanship the $80 and $85 suits of the custom tailor. We have divided these suits into two immense lots. Lot 1—Men's fancy suits at 15.50. 'n this lot are G00 fashionably made suits—two piece tropical worsteds and three plece suits in neat worsteds and cassimeres, The nobbiest patterns of the season. $ 50 Every suit cut and tailored in the manner characteristic of suits made to measure. Secured a tremendous price concession from the maker. Can show you these e suits in all sizes—to fit men of all proportions, ate ppobopeeoun Pye) Lot 2—Blue serge suits at 15.50. In the first place we know just what sort of serge this is, and we can safely guarantee it ior good service. It $a standard quality all wool navy blue serge. Jour different coat models, so that it will be easy to tisty you regarding the styles. Suits are lined wit’ serge or alpaca—are all hand tailored—sizes from $8 to 48 chest measure—for regular or stout men. Choice of the lot... 15.50 Our great specials in men's suits at $10. The greatest clothing bargain in New York to-day. It’s impossible to empbasize these values too It's perfectly safe to compare them with those generally sold at $15 and $18. Men's $15 blue serge suits } Men's $15 and $18 gray worsted suits | $ Men's $15.50 black thibet suits Men's $18 form fitt ng gray overcoats } These are soe of the best selling numbers, but lines being broken, nothing remains but to close them out—85 to 46 chest measure—ineluding stouts, at $10. strongly, ' | Men's $5 trousers at $3. | 500 pairs were all we were able to purchase this time. Perhaps some of g your friends bought trousers of us last week—sold 1,600 pairsin two days. 3 Fine worsteds, in single and double striped effects—any si ¢.-+ +--+ | 1,000 boys’ washable suits, values $2.50, .§] 85 $2.98, to $3.48 at. j ° They are high grade washable suits—made by competent tailors—the same sewing and care as is taken in our woollen suits. Russian suits—sizes 29 to 8 years. Snilor suits—ages 6 to 12 years. Newest productions in tancy Galateas and chambrays—latest colorings—also plain white duck and pique. Men's straw hats at $2. The “pencil curl’? and the new “‘telescope’’ and “‘snilor’’ are the three shapes that will capture smart dressers for town and vacation wear this Summer. Pencil curl—Milans—telescope—split sailor—sennit stra ws.. +++ 2 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Sale of misses’ SUMMmer suits a HIS is without a doubt the best bargain news we've published this season—foreshadowing not only a day of record-breaking sales, but a rare saving occasion for economical parents, who desire and appreciate superior styles and unexcelled workmanship. 3,000 Sats shirts from a Troy maker at °l. HIS is one of the greatest mercha Day style parade, L The saving is 50c. on each shirt. The collection embrazes over 1,000 white plaited shirts with attached there are fashion followers as the nobbie: madras shirts is one of the best we 5th Avenue haberdashers’ shops offer patterns eq $1.50—bosoms plaited or plain, as you prefer—a great bargain at $1. t 7.50. There is a dainty, conspicuously chic style character, becoming to girlish figures, in every creation that ”” ‘That's why we do the largest Girls’ and Misses’ business in New York, Handsome stylish junior suits. Especially planned for outing and vacation wear—made of all-wool gray homespuns—several shades—short box coat—smartly tailored. Correct weight for mid-summer weir, New plaited skirts Misses’ three-quarter length coats. —n long, full loose garment—strictly man-tailored—for travelling, amer resoits, to Wear over thin dresses for girls, 14, 16 and 15 years.. leaves this house. $750 In the new English che: $5.95 boating or driving—ideal for Misses’ 24.75 Eton and) Misses’ white imported | Misses’ and junior regu- pony coat suits, 15.00—in rep coat suits, 10.75—Med- jlation suits, 12.75 — Best blue and black serge or Panam ium length tox style coat—kilted skirt, | quality all wool blue or black serges— light gray mixtures—good assortr | Can be cleaned or laundered. Forouting | full biouse—large hand worked emblem sizes and colorings.+ seee+ 15.00 | 14, IG and 15 years. + 10.75 ) aod kilt skirt. aS) ; . icheo Junior corded rep suits,| Misses’ and intermedia‘e eaters ae eplep clase 7.50 — Chic semi-fitted coat —!regulation suits, $10.—of see and site |48 white, pink, or blue corded reps jimported reps—a combination effect— class mixtures—English hen hie i vhoeks | stap trimmed or piped in white—double | blouse in white—with large collar and ing iad Lilies) "49. "75 | breasted —large pearl buttonsesee7.5Q shield of light blue plaited skirt in —sine: ston jac) ee i. | Mi ‘ 5 | Misses’ Prince Chap suits 7" Sfinteaaaa lem. Specialar10,00 isses’ and intermediate 3+ 12.75—In white linon—long Girls’ chambray dresses, chappie coat suits, 9.75— cou—tap seams—elegantly tailored— $1,00—All colors—t to 14 year In novelty mixtures and shadow effects— ~ Spay hit patch pockets and new skirts. 12,75 | sizes. A variety of models to select pare inrasd outs deiachatle 9,75 Misses’ graduating dress- from—Russian or Dutch styles... 1.00 es, 16.50 —In French organdie— Girls’ fine white or nat- Junior box coats—4.50. — two piece—high neck—short sleeves— ural linen dresses, 2.95— } In mannish materials—short nobby gar- elaborately trimmed bodice and skirt One piece atyle—-snnere neck; also tee Double breasted. Stripesychecks— fine Ince and insertion—silke girdles and dainty sheer lnwns—low neck—large rievetcollar in contrasting colors,4.,5Q , sash ends—all sizeseree 16.50 | bertha, edged in laces...+es.ee Ateeeeeeccceee ndising triumphs of the year, for it comes just before the great Decoration when the new Summer suits, hats, shoes, shirts and neckwear will be seen at their best. Regular prices at which they are generally sold is $1.50. These are dressy shirts and regarded by st of the season. ‘The assortment ofdark colored have ever secured. Nothing outside of the ually attractive, and the prices or detached cuffs. “Men's flannel shirts, $1.85. For the man who intends to spend Decoration Day in the field of sports, we will place on sale 50 dor. flannel shirts—with.detatched collars—in the Special. ..ses eee season's latest colors. Special outing collars, 25c. They have that jaunty look and comfortable feeling which make them especially appropriate for summer wear, made of a white soft washable mercerized cotton—special. Men's Erench balbrig- and drawers—81 Special ates... gan shirts grades. $]- by) Men's pure white Am, lisle shirts, long or short sleeves; drawers double gusseted. SIMV'SON CHAWFORD CO, I, 2+ R. Morley’s cele- brated English lisle thread shirts and drawers...,-+++++ Toc 20c¢ ~ Lawn shirt waists, 1.48 NLY 750 of these waists—hardly enough to last the day, for they have the stylish attributes of Sheet music sale. Vocal and instrum. Waltlog at the Church (Vesta Viectortay eal a cnee ee: Ob. What @ Nielt to Spoon Wien Morning Glories Twine Round the Door Will You Love Me in December? Hearts ‘That I Lot in Dear ‘OM Frisco, Wall Till the Sun Shines, Nettle l Oc ovine Day Viying Arrow Old Holdelbers. « Hecuuse Your Halr Is Curl Y or Ansthing in the World for You It ing from Nothing Leaves You W lithe Canoe with You high-priced waists, and 1.48 barely covers the expense of making. Bethe tore March, All Right, Goodby You See Pin Lonely? te of Knocking? Looking for a Sweeth the Angels Let Me They're brand new designs, and so at- tractively made that we urge you to come early and make your selection, ¥ ro Suwanee River Wends Its Way National melodies and Dixie Land, the Soldier et? ‘American war songs. Battle Cry of Down the front and back of | these waists is a handsome panel of em- broidery; also adorned with a cluster of small tucks—made very full, Pe sure to see them, and you'll acknowledge that we've been very $ 48 ) | l @ March On, Brave M Lands, ete, ete, Complete story of SAN FRANCISCO'S Terrible Calam- 3 a modest in our asser- tions as to their d ability......+.+ ity of Earthquake ant Fire —profisely iliustrated—272 pages—octayo, cloth— gilt stamping—S'ec (postage 10c). ILLUSTRATED.