The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 8

| | 6 _ THE WORLD: FRID. AY EVE NING, JUNE 1, 1906, ALL SURFACE CARS TIED UP P02 ~ MES POLE BY POWER-HOUSEEXPLOSION <<"). FUR HOWO arnt slows Out and all Manhattan Lines) ° th “aiee> we trudge along f At the in Rush Hour—Thousands | clined at first to ton, Walk to Their Work. 3 Sr and man) Umowied to |Commissioner Bingham An- f | nounces Those Who Will Be Singled Out To-Morrow. 0 know DWAN HEADS THE LIST. people waiting, | there was told | whether will waik oF trifling accident in the main power-house of the wait until the service umed." _———- x ‘ y | Al 1 can say,” was the answer, S Dar ceva eS Ninety-sixth street and East River, at 7.45) wy that tere has been & fetfous brea | James Fox and Daniel Shaw the ng comple paralyzed the surtace street railway lHne8)anda it may be hours before it ts re-| i Other Two Spe Honored. d and Twe th fed up for hou south cf Cne The Great Summer Event Is Ready--- eet. On the upper east and! paired.” | rs, and all crosstown lines be-| Took Brooklyn Route. | oklyn © puth on the It River, rou weet sides surfoce cars were tween Cne H ed Twenty-fifth and Twenty-third streets were put| Some of the uptown dwe went to bisha ties: out of commircion Jthe nearest ferries crossing the can é A of 4 nd of thi The names of the special On the lower ¢ land a makeshift shuttle service was in- and ‘cam » their work downtown bY |myno will receive medals for bravery augurated with power from downtown power-honses, The Brondwry line! yn Bridge. during the police panide was not open through until 10.80 o'clock. Not until nearly noon, with = the Sixth. were to-day announced by Madison, Lex: agham. under medal oe J, Dwan, Et Bell sioner F The R wn, the | trolma Superb Stocks of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SHIRT-WAISTS and CORSETS : : : the aid of elcctr Niverted from the Subway, was the situation com- ng right on the part of the {way and ; Ninth, Th rlem stations of the ad and Second avenue were made to sup for cars in the lower part of LEAEALE Wa aOR t 5 amd they were switched back y experienced in Newland forth below the congestion that | L” and Subway strike. Jcowld not be moved. A Wis gang of house betwe y-tith | men was put to work on repairs in the s(h atreets on the bank of h n they were com- 6 le ent was borrowed b, raitway | from Fox ot th ing rush i anfusion und lines and 5: IVE or six months ago it see ined very doubtful that we could provide a June Sale of Grand street t crosstow the alts Underwear that would be up to our splendid standatds of the past. Prices were jumping up , and manuf on cotton goods, laces, and embroideric acturers were refusing to duplicate orders to finish out our January Sale. Por a month or more we received constant notifications of price electrical su ye lines of 3fani Great] The Firat avenue horse-car line ak | cables convey the powe ent from |the biggest business tn tte history. the and through sub sand | Every available oar and horse were | “step down tranwformers” It is rendered | Pressed foto commiasion and some that _e fit for use pose Be appear to be avaliable Explosion Injures Watchman, | Af i advances. But we won the victory this time as many a time | ore, It was only a qnestion of find- ing manufacturers who could do wh », Some we required, do it right, and cet our idea of fri whom our past o Jers had made ri and independent, we had to abandon. Others eager to get the Wanamaker orders, have dono magnificently by us; and our inspection of the merchandise they have sent us shows that they have kept every promise they made An elght-inch valve b power-h Patrick Sulliva man. of No, 203 West Was in the line of a stre and hot water thac followed plosion. He was b poured through th There is not a garment in the Sal cheap that the work on it h the lowest price to the finest, sizes are full and quality the best possible. He sald that the der way, but. | Wired to! which they & de | anaitton th anand sanitary factories. , and all the garments have been made in cl pee encue IN arose ea ae blast ay Lnes ty great improvement in the styles and trimmings of the garments. Stocks are la heard for blocks around, and the greai| of Mat . ? aie Dullding was soon filled wih F | basi before, because we have greater space in which to display them, and we have ant In order co make repairs % was found| The sseesary to shut down steam fn all /resem| the bovers tn . Including that | from whith dynamos #t of and the } business streets up town 4 reat parade day. In th a er Broadway, Pitty-ninth much increased sales There is scrienee advantage in selecting at the very beginning of the Sale, so as to secure pped when steam was et, ent died away in the hours of the morning, the impatient rians forced each other into per part of Man-'etreets, Streets for m the garments in their first freshness and beat Following are a few of the prices and descriptions: d under pet. Tt was apparent th sn i Nightgowns | Corset Covers | Infants’ Wear had given out, but of cor re 2 Yo ducto BS ras * i felmmed tony Slips an Petticoats Att $i—-Boay P. an the seat the subway. herd and under- e not prepared hould more properly. for adults, | r ignature wo leh Hs Re aT a ea 2ST Practical Jewelers Serve Vou at Lambert's \E strong reason why the public. gets perfect satisfaction at our store is that we are practical jewelers Mere examiners who pass judgment on work they could not produce. We not only can, but we do make the finest of jewelry. Show cases in our store are filled with the product of our factory up-stairs, and § because it is our own product we sell to you without taking middlemen’s profit out of your pocket. A few things we do not make come to us in great quantities direct from the manufacturers. Gold must stand the test of the United States Assay Office or we will not ask our customers to look at it. Jewelry Children’s Undergarments Corset Covers— yay bears the se; open Drawers — wit nmed Mite Long iUTLOT Gs PS RS Short Petticoats ruffle finished At 250-0 with hernut At Sve—Of trimmed with civular alat trimmed with talk is timely now because wedding, engagement, graduation, confirmation and going away gifts are in demand. Diaits, or, hemsttt Pas ee mety snors Will you not see for yourself the beauty of what we offer, and the pleasure and economy the Lambert system assipent amen ett UIs Gs cll cylee | Seo Mee f= to $-Slzeq for affords you? med. with, dace, embroidery, ‘Nem | cond flor. Stewart mulling u ‘ Ecreraiatsel iat White Waists ey s Second floor, Stewart Bullding. At Sic—Of sh lawn front nits, | ‘ Fine Gold The Watch Buyer’s (Brilliant Diamond & Rings Chemises aieen Gr deep alta buttoned | Night gowns-— ino ing ¢ cambric, with | 8 back Al 30c to $1—Sigea for 2 t0 10 years. Wedding Rings Reliance r f of soft-finiah cambrie, with | aril gut anal to $1—sis za wt mmed with | 7) Almost thirty years ago the first Lambert plain cord | front of wide | gAt We. Jolin Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings were At HUe—Of cambric, two fiyiesi | yi outta | Sieg, aOR immed with embroidery ylalts. styl k. made. We had a reputation to make , eee CGR Ene | BMOrE | Second mid days and we put the best work we wer Of soft cambric, trimmed! F At 3 Sig muslin ad rivbon. ur styles, . at $1 to $5.00, r, Stewart Bul Draw wers ble of into ‘them, This varied po and if the bridegroom-elect | des res— as of c he does—that the ring perfect the sentiment it repr s Where to come for it. All widt h ihe \ XN sty, f an abric, two. atyle on . Stewart Building. ® “Ad a } Sold 14-Karat ‘aits, or cambric ruffle ey A ight st dl rape Ring, fine (esse Maids’ Caps T supporters in gront aud f 14-kt— $3.00 hot BJ S40, mbric, three styles, with | At 4o to ae—Large variety of stylen:| ih $159 | 18-k $3 18-kt.—$5.30 ry, 810 ¢ tched plaits or embrold- | made of lawn or organdy, trimmed with | 7, Fl 22-kt.—$7.25 500, 4 and Insertion |quilling, Jace or embroidery; some with 4 Pett ib TO Basement, Stewart Duilding. | ribbon rose eure ay At GOc—-Pive styles. | Second floor, Stewart Dullding, At ®t, worth #1.5)-Nemo, Texte i Zho. , . snail walst, medium high bust $20 ered Wash Petticoats itn Nae Gactha Tsk, Bteware-Bnllding, ‘At S0c—Of gingham, in fancy stripes, | At 81.50, worth & es i i made with dep ruffle, ‘or mediim and Extra Size Underwear 'tntemont, sewart Buildin porter in front ‘orth $ Nichtgowns, of rainsook, cambric or | At $1, worth we neck, long or Infants’ Wear j the ave bo figures. his WF fe cannot be es We ye : | T} rf } } $10.30 nat Korat Bod 14-karat ¢ Twin Ringe 2 We Fill Mall Orders for Wedding Rings. Other $16 5) to $150! mo 1s, 855.00. ‘ muslin. High or Tabroidery, apne : Bi ROeAenDD, pa EE ak soot a inaertia * Ylomatitching ot Low-Neck Dresses | Socond floor, 10th at, CY D 9 plaita, #L to 84.50. 1 nainsoot | AAt, 890,856, H—L.ow neck and short) At $4, worth 15) Wan Drawers of cambric and ok | Sizes for 6 months to 2 1; made of fine cool § AF Bears yor Ince and | r"\ A HAI bob. MEVER ie! Also Warner's Rust-proof, BEE We Can Do W ith yy our Old Jeweiry vue ot alte obee [OL teen and aninaook.: even Racers oan Dor , , , aA 3 eh, | ry figures; low und over hips Siont vt beli that ee old jewelry is Bes yond yap of repair and remodeling. Let us show you how, at cambric or muslin. deen |§ Te ae aiey and abdomen, 8 bint loi light expe we can refashion it into new shapes of beauty. This department of our business you will find aoadinseriiogs, others | Mother Hubbard Dresses Pvanthatinreaedune nie eer] nience. A little deftness and know-how work wo and. hamstitehing, $4 great con t with plaits Sizes for 6 months to 2 Soft nalnsoo's; homstitched: or| At SSc, worth $1.2 pe °F) model, with high bust ar At a0 Pape Girdles for me diun | and s “ ts with old, broken, unfashionable ornaments, atts . trimm: Ibbon, ¢ embroidery embroldered, . At $1.25 H—Sheer lawn or naine | 4 Ate », orth S with emt cambric 0} insook; | S901; suare or V-shape yokes, | Upporters Open reeds ned with plain vcorded “band or | Thirty yles. | At Boe , worth Se and $1—Four Evenings Saturday Me prolders And rebonel caste Also Guimpe Dresses and for Sumines wear. For meatus rt Building, ding. Russian and French Waist Dresses | pasoment, 8: floor, Stewart Nights Vntil 10 Vati 6.50 | JOHN WANAMAKER | Bi} | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets.