The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 20

THR WORLD: FRIDAY RVMNING, JONT. 1, 1908. t ‘ . MAH ER BR OSs. = J] few Sate of ‘i (“Vite Sh) a-Si NEW YORKS BIFASTEST GRO GROWING STORE | 3-Hour Sale of f : Hammocks. Bacf ann Corsets. i Sixth Avenue and grst Street. " tim).: fam) : en : i ony Herrienoen Ci © cd . PHENOMENAL. VALUES IN GIRLS’ Y 3 team ~ } Met eh 2 OR MONEY epee St ¥ > CO } SUMMER DRESSES! WEST 1d'v St ) awn Dresses, : Ad] | | i yee an ha Dee. L ie 45 Mall Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. oth Ave. and 23d st., N.Y. | I mM me nse Satu oe \ ) Chambray Dresses, ; F 14 year sizes. Hy All are of latest modes, the white ones aabortaly| q | ae | iim: tat Ae val Ee ae and sees ie eine Men, Take Warning $ | | | Spec tal 4 Hour G7. " h. hambrays in choice color effects, trimme undreds (| ay ly $15 for the same Hy annrenibrolde ety ad in quaint Dutch neck and simi- | $ 98 OUTING SUITS The eootiaan Boys’ $2. 50 | Pongee Silk and Bedford Suits at SI. 33. lar styles. Maas well made, each one pee 2 feeh | | ak Rout 450, 5 v and with full skirts and large sleeves. forth from | ae lea | ON GEE suits f ROO oo | Weeayide aor one Ree anY inipaeti chess: pae | oemaer LH eee | Girls” Tab Dresses and Onttng Satts. ee ce nomenal values we have especially arranged, TET Tn Buster, Sallor and similar styles: all the : LIS tatipr tar eu tere most desirable fabrics. 6—14 yeir sizes, Worth double, at Entirely New Purchase < | 50c., 75c., $1.00, $4.25, $4.50 cach. Excellent variety. ‘ : Serge 2 Two-Piece hree-Piece § “ENS SAS ey eihe Outing Suits *8 Summer Suits | IN BOY Rasstan Blouse and 48 | WANTED--100 Small MEN worth #10, at... . Buster Wash Suits, c to wear 100 10 & 12 SUITS az +) ||)! Boys’ sf Suits at $1. 95 : b taflored suits, with long coats and loomer pants. 7 5 fee ry (Only 3 suits to # custoines.) : SEE. | 59 $12 Suits | , medium i Pigue and duck Tam-o'-shanters +n ect an i ; | 41 $10 Suits | sult you can ~— BIGAMOUS i; ean | Men’: $3 Trousers, peeves $5 Blue Berke § 98 | sian ulti Su : (JAMES McGREERY & CO, sate "i $2 aaee LIM f fires 50 to bale 6. 23; | Fine Worsteds, Flannes | } ‘ a | i Boys’ $8.50 and St by = ae : a . DEAD, HE SENDS Misses’ Suit Dep't. Boys’ Khak! andLinen Knicker Pants, 60c | Ln sul se Beck hah “tor cial .............. special... 69c ehin Suie pSe, i White Linen Suits, finished Ears oie ono $15 to 0 been ‘ 4 Hi Sa ie f L aa Li G t i WORD (}f SUICIDE with insertion of embroid- eee RE POETS EE lay = oe our a (c (8) ong noni 0a Se i ery on coat and skirt. Forty ’s St Hats. || Women’s 25c. 0° 7 1 ' raw | Pei : ; f Well tailored, suitable for Dozen Men e een tae = Neckwear at 1 Z : Tragedies in Marital Mix-| travelling or coaching. oe ork 9 8 | | The New i -up of Jacob Gordon, | 10.50 the men of New York a better hat at Peter Pan Collar. fh 2a ‘ | 8c, than other stores offer at $1.75. 81.75 slsewhere | Sr gy wee bmopemoe os : i Traveling Salesman. _Taffetas Silk Shits, finished \ These hats are easy of access, | ani net = so a ; . a rowiitte, | with valenciennes 1ece/{| on the Main Floor, corner 234 St, where 700 oe 4-tir. Sale Woman’ s| ‘esligec Shirts. KNOWN DEAD. wails them whether you desire to buy or not. eae | $1.00 Values—To-Morrow, from 9 A.M. to 1 P Mrs. JACOB GORDON No. 2, tormer-| 9 2 Men’s White Pleated Neglizee | Men's 25c Neckwear. Bee het eee ow, from 9 A. M. : ty Miss Julla Duft, of Hoboken, N. 3. | 10.50 Shirts. a » aoe ae | » br REPORTED DEAD. [gear a ts EU) JACOB GORDON, « truvelling s White Lawn and Blue Cham- | tom 69¢, | | Hie heard ora ie Washo | bray Shirt Waist Dresses.|{] men’ 5 $1.00 Bathing Suits. eee! Fa ee bee 6.50 | ee 98c. t i | | Dollar : ‘ or ¢ s pee igs Haat seventy White Golf § z = “1 I. : s ‘Peter Pan” Dresses, 49c. / ais a | N a Record-B Seobs Gon | Bie Fritzi Scheff, | Summer Dresses. some ee CIE eine UaERECD aking Pie phthagea 2:50. That Dashing Bargain Friday’s Unmatchable ees u yy rhe Children’s white lawn) THESE PRICES FOR ONE DAY ON iigh he ae rae ee : Dresses, finished with ber-| $ 1 25 $5 WiLL $ 1 ee Ic. mee bic h , | if satay 5 ) a, {eres ee eee Trimmed | zsenner $3 25 goss: $2 4% SE Bian percoee We ie | |] Friday only © Frigay only a 5 z | cae ae | Hat Sixteen Different. Styles Sp ecial Sale of Shoe Fannishinta? buried at the Wt seit ig F, \ sour city >, or Men, Twenty-third Street. | re 5 9 C| At vices to Satisfy the Most Economie an. | Easily ° z | Worth $1.25. * } | O “Popul ir that we've art: | 3and$4 | ) ¢ | vane | l Os for Women’s $3.50 if | §$ 1 50 | . Liberty Oxfords, ‘ | ! : in oad Will Rev 1 25 ane r = : Payroll, Not Com- | } $1.50 & $1.75 (Sas?) Linoleum. of Citizens. Any length you want up to 30 square ards cue trom the full roll of new, perfect goods again to-morrow at this p. ic Beene of ew, perfect x offer because we cannot begin to supply the demand in to-day’s sale. Our Department is crowded as never before. Bore ap vards fea customers Nei. Ql Ds nor mall orders: None to dealers BIG FLEET SAILS sme OD, 33 IN SOUND REGATTA Onan | SAYS GRAN GRAND ua : E A HE young and beautiful wife of the Rev. Basil Stanhope, Rector of the richest and most fashionable Episcopal Church, has left him and announced her purpose of seeking a divorce, | WHY? Because she believes, with George Meredith, the greatEnglish author, that a marriage should not be Ren eatted for a lifetime, but for a lim ewe Crane, after commending the | ‘The sensation in socicty may be imagined} oe ents of the Grand Jury said th } as “ 99 e duties of a Grand Jury wore 60 des- 4 70 Grand dusy woreee c-'1 BUT “THE MAN BETWEEN? t rporation where nited period of years, ‘BINGHAM MAY RETIRE INSPECTORS MONDAY. His identity can only be learned by reading the great novelof that title by AMELIA E. BARR, Second in the New York Sunday World’s series of new novels byfamous authors. BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 3. “The Man Between” will be published in four instalments, printed tn-a separate section, illustrated in colors and finely printed. ea nont Wi an’ nemen:| MRS. DAVIS MUCH BETTER. rn. Jefferso: Davia, v | NEXT SUNDAY’ S WORLD. to the | 0 Just co