The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 15

i I en Fo p Yd 4 SEVERAL FIRST: CLASS GALLOPS AT GRAVESEND Track in Fine Condition, | but Slight Fog, and arly It wos very foggy during the trafning hours, but the track at Gra: 4nd was tn prime condition, This morn- ing a number of very good workouts Tesultod. The best noted follow: I furlongs in 0.53 2-6 DAINTY—One mile and @ quart 2091-3 handily. Very good work. fa in good trim, PROPI E tongs in 0.53, fle In 148, handil S HEEPSHR: D BAY GALLOPS IN FOG Je the tlming of the | | | | ad Bay | ey BERTM Inr. Has Fort Wort ot Wworit 1—A Fort} r train last | ¢ box cars near | tratities stripped of the shield jon How he of talned bis data *r the fest time, See next Monday's Even It for the fret Instatinent of this renachable serler of }) articles, \ || 8 from a Car, 0. 419 Baltic “Stayright Froni’’ adds 50% to the life of a coat, It keeps the gar- ment in shape and braces the wear-telling parts, It's Just one of the many strong features in Moe Levy clothes, NEWYORK | NEW YORK 380-382 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. PULLIAM BENCHE ' Giants’ Catcher Suspended for THE WORLD: FR ROGER BRESHARAN | yn Got as No, r Throop Three Days for Row in 3rooklyn. PHILADELPHIA, June 1.—Preaiient int? Pulliam, of the National League. Horses Plentiful. ae tor three in Brooktyn on Decoration Day. WAITER BREAKS AN ACTOR'S HEAD Jewett Is Removed to a Hospital After a Res- faurant Row. chile en, It is alleged, Avy had been waiting on they must go out on which it ts . and Co: c chup from thr the actor over the contract Offices, 15 Dey Street 1§ Cortlanat § aA over to the ent to the hos- i NO INDIANS TO FIGHT, JOE WELLMAN HOME, Boy Who Disappeared from Brook- he Far and js cer Indians left 8 mother this morning from « on Way to ia iT Mira te Ellenville During the month of May, just passed, 2733 New Telephones ined in the five Boroughs of Greater New York Since January 4st, 1906, 17466 New Telephones have been gained, and Over 260,000 Telephones are now in service and under contract. ‘and increases its value to e: The above figures bear strong evidenci tion of this fact of stem enlarges the scope ach user. ded to the Expanding Value. Contracts for teley REDUCED RATES published in yesterday’s p NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. fanhattan and NEW YORK & N Sid never di ts for the great day for Children. s the showin; , Leghorn and fa y braids fashioned in t Made of Milan and satin braids in sailor, Napoleon and Continents! shapes, simply trimmed with uel aa ribbon, unlimited assortment, at the astonish ing way for hot weather Hats—sailor and s with ribbons, w Wer at. ary. } ave been busy bringing out the most cap- Our trimmed Hat Store has al 1 in these Hats, iful as it is now for 5 ie, Milan, avored “Flat,” bent in many natty shapes, trimmed And for Little Tots—Ready-to-Wear Hats. ng prices $1.35 to $3.75 Hat effects in the nattiest, most-favored effects, trimmed |||} | ‘95 Were $3.95, in this sale it haves eedereceneevesee $2.95 || East Bullding. None 1 A floor’ and’ Mezzanine, Women! complete and satist of the Summer Shoes for men in Men's Wear Building, third fl pt to expect. rown, white and black... N "Anniversary. Dresses For Children. We do rot think we are boastful when we i line of Misses’ and Children’s Wear for Anniver- sary may be seen—all moderately priced, even st grades, It is the only stor ere a complete line of Miss s Wear is ALWAYS to be found. White Dresses of finest grade lawn, elaborately trim- med with lace, embroidery and cluster tucking, very full skirt, to correspond with waist, sizes 4 to 10 years aie tone . vee $3.75, Misses’ Wash Suits, of English long cloth, waist plaited, with pink or blue linen collar and cuffs, tle to match, in white only, sizes 14 to 16 TL ani ieeionny $4.9: $1.98 and $2.08. gingham, linen; high ne trimmed with lace and embroidery, years, $1,908, Second Moor, centre, Ci | | state that this is the only store where a complete and Chil- ren's Presses, of lawn, and guimpe, well made, sizes 4 to 14 tral Bullding At Women's s Talleredl Neckwear 9c. } cin probe tt. ai Moe Levy &Co vs H Washable Stocks of poplin in the once-over THREE STORES! bed, ||| cll embroidered on the ers in the daintiest 119-125 | 457 |||) shades of pink, et blue and all white, in the Walker St., Broadway, | | y-knot and lily-of-the-valley design, | Windsor Ties, made of peau de sole and surah silk, in checks, plaids, plain colors and some with embroid- ered anchors and others hemstitched.,,..25c, each Main Coor, centre, Cantral Building. e in Brook- | front of | een so complete-and be: moan s Trimmed aa for Eee ign anything but Children’s Hats west style—very moderate at $2.45 to $7.25. Show This to the Men. i | | || 1] || gs and ay at erat reduction; only_one of a kind in many instances. 5 $1 Outing and Street Shoes for Men Stylish Yachting and Tennis. It would be impossible to find a display quite so ing in assortment and ig ic the new Tan ‘tale t Oxfords, the very newest shapes, and made so per- i i and style in Outing Shoe that one S are very moderate. ite canvas Yachting Shoes, Oxfords, with rubber soles 5 Shoes, tan Russia calf Blucher Oxfords, hand welted, rubber $3.98 hoes, Goodyear Glove Rubber Brand Oxfords, At 98c, Ente Ribbed Sea Island cotton, finely made and inished At $1.48, ished and splendid wearing garments. trous—make and finish p The above in both long and short sleeves. Clearance Sale of Women’s Ready- to-Wear Hats. Women! Show This to the Men's Straw Hat $1.50 Yo $6.00. The ew for men's Hat: inside of the entran Me has broken v Hat sellin as that nowhere > Store. white this Brooklyn, like this, Split or Sennit Sailors, Novelty shapes in soft $3.50 A handsome Panama of m: proportions .. Duck, outing shapes | otain New Woment Show Chis to the Men, Combination Suits are tainly growing in populari our greatly increasing White ribbed lisle, very cdol, $1.98. White ribbed n At $2.25. High colored lisle, blue or pink, beautiful ARES perfect in make and finish, In long s only, New Men’ Hoyt at Entrance t Buildin r Building. fh ¥ oGiner Plated Fern Diner. $1.50 Values at 95c, Good size quadruple silver plated Fern Dis Main floor, — : fst £ : 's Wear all records | and no won- | Manhattan or Bronx— nere be found an assortment $1.50, rn $1.90, $3.00, ang $3.50. Hy plain or telescopic crown, $1.50, $1.90, $3.00 and $4.00, crash or flannel Caps to $1 may be regarded as a sign. Ecru balbriggan, nicely made and finished, | finely fin- Court, West Building, \ IDAY Telephone Growth Steady. Men Ss s, just Hoyt ce to | city— brim, edium $6.00 in cere ty, if sales leeves from hes, two prettily worked designs in a fancy scroll and |||] lattice work effect; lined with red and green pote | tery; they stand on four small feet, burnished fin- ish, $1.50 value, at 950, each. | i that period the food sp and becomes as polsonous decayed before being eaten. EVENING, JUNTS 1, 1906. OCH & | Oj ae News For Thrifty Folks. _ Women’s Ribbed Vests & Drawers. A manufactur Wemen’s Imported Black Cotton Hose. There is sure to be a great de sar for this excellent Hosier lonvands Lisle: Vests;/ low: x grain split feet; also plai and weless, low neck and cotton or black | short sleeves; some with fancy is a positive 25¢ yokes. Also. Lace Unubrella merits Values to Drawers, . 19¢ your instant a Children’s Summer Outerwear, CHILDREN’S REEFERS of white serge,| CHILDREN'S COATS of white linen; ith plaits and embroidered anchor embroidered scalloped cape; trim- on sleeve and front; or mercerized] med with heavy linen lace; also good ongee, plaited backy sizes 3 | quality white pique reefers trimmed P aited backy 2.08) fa re sf 2 to 5 years; value $+ CHILDREN'S COLORED REEFERS of serge; collar trimmed with taffeta and braid; or gray mixture with vel. cord; capes trimmed with silk em- vet collar and cutfs; sizes 2 broidery and ribbon; some to 5 years: value $4 2.98 3.49 withesilk braid; value $4.50 Cals Dainty Tub Dresses. $ 5 of fir , ginghams, linens : many to ndsomely ed with fine rtions, Pleasing variety value up to $6; '3.75 > 9 3.49 ith tucks and Reg Misses’ Wool ea Wash Skirts. SKIR and $ in the very desirable gray aprsteied reular styles; smart 1 3.79 MISSES’ AND SM. the newest m and s i ns 37 to 39 lue $4.50; spec "i MISSES' AND HABLE SKIRTS of white linon; gored cular sty s of same material; lengths 37 to 1.95 39 inches; re Shoes a Little ae AND OXFORDS; Mck ‘SB lexibl dg ‘SE flexible sewe 1.79 1.10 1.69 wel 3.00 “1.39 ed soles; nd-sewed “Een Fe aerate AR) INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS; 6 "75¢ WOME? box; WOMEN'S value 15¢.; sp aM box. CORDED each 8c; 0 OR WOMEN'S ALL-LI S; value 15c.; special, ea N'S ALL-LINEN INITIAL CHIEFS; 6 in box; value $1.75 | Men’s Madras | [Men's ae Silk aN Es nea a in- -Hand Ties. HW ANDKE NITIAL OY 1,00 dozen aL AIN HEMS TITCHED WANE dozen ‘ STITCHED. al, HANDKE R- blue in plain and pl ted bosoms, w e cuffs. Value “Not Advertised” Gan That Should elie Interest Shoppers. ‘not adver mice These nited and would layed on tables vill find many of c zs departments tised’? spec sssortments are not j y Ise ¢ the gua Mise Spec Misses’ Eton and Pony Coat § vari collar and cuffs. Ing material, Jackets, Misses’ $30. 00 Suits Discontinued Styles at $19.7 (Third Foor} 3] es’ Suits continued numbers in m fancy stripes and chec sizes 14, 16 and 18 years ial at. jous sizes and colorings Value §$ wn 00, special at.. Misses’ White Repp Coat Suits—Medium length, bor) coat Skirts, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years Girls’ White Organdie Dresses—High and tow nec Short sleeves, elaborately trimmed with fine lace, in Girls’ Three-Quarter Coats —Mixtures dark shades, years. Style, vy. 15 moire collar, patch pockets and new special at.. and) to 14 5.98 in light some lined throughout, sizes 6 Value $8.00, special at Thi all sizes from 2% to 7 in A, B, C and D widths Saturday, June 2 Sale of Women’s White Canvas Gibson Ties and Pumps Regular $1.75 and $2.00 grades at $4.40 cach is season’s newest models, with covered Cuban heels— (Second Floor.) Boys’ Clothing--Boys’ Hats Sp Boys’ Double-Breasted, Norfolk, Sailor and Rus- } sian duced to ....... B sian also brown and blue serges, spec Formerly We offer a collection of Boys’ Wash Suits in Russian, Sail Regular 75¢ Suits; special < Reg Boys’ ambrays Chi ecial Reductions for Friday and Saturday (Third Floor.) 4,90 n Suits, in cheviots, cassimeres and serges, re Formerly $5. 98 and) $6.98. ys’ Double-Breasted, Norfolk, S Suits, handsome designs Formerly £4.98 and $ $2.98 and $3.50; special at ag Boys’ Wash Suits. or and Eton Styles. 7 --50c 4.09 gular $1.25 and $1.50 S Blouses — White x and Percale—former colored prices 4 Boys’ "and Men's “Stie Hats] At Half the Regular Tvices. inb Swi lack A white, als 6 pairs for $1.38. iss Ribbed Vests— Women’s lisle fini: ished cot-} o highly mercerized cotton S\ { e trimmed; special at........ Na 6 for $1.38, | 25¢ | Open Satur- et. Lenox oar i 125th Street, West st ah | a Thirty Feet of Your delay (Const or laz pation) f the (THE ALIMPNTATY, CANAL. 1 tower ent food t Viasat 8 t produces the ? Natural result that a Six Mile wa’ ce M 1 produce, the walls of t i et Box 1s so} When a pi t 3 Ten Cents. atthe, genuine 1 to ¢ UREE READER, TO EVERY But,—if f& takes twice or three Ps 1 as if Btorling York, it had French fi and d and 75 Sale of Men’s Neckwear. Id four-in-hand wide Bow Ties in all the ney ‘ Summer wear—value aturday only.. 3 for $1.45. 30 of Hee se goods r Saturday... a Manes Roff ae iment. of colors, Sty and without chenille dots. Value $3.98 and $4.2 each, Special at...... 2.85 and 2,98 Handkerchiefs $00 Dozen women's ur ered hand-embroi initial Handkere fine ca. Men’ inch 0 Doz, Women’s Neckwear Ata fraction of original price. enalssance Lace Stocks, with 1 Braid Stock Collars, with yeks, all colors. The actual vals 100 dozen Silk (25¢ ol 12%e | wreath effects on mbric Ur al at...... te eeeees s pure linen hem he Sale To-Morrow, Saturday 1,000 Waists Sixth Ave. 20th to 2ist Sh, N. ae