The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1906, Page 5

= - Qn ere nec ecne emcee teen nemo een ee nee EO ree meme nee cmeemnme nem sennenrencancenemnsamoenr enna rencancarcan.g. & THE WORLD: WHIPS THE QUEEN Passing of “Hot Dug’’ OF + SMOKY ROW from the Menu at Coney | Sausage Merchants Say “Up- town” Sinclair Put a Crimp in the Business. Bertha ediiatt Ste Strong Girl of Texas Row, Fights for Bat Carney. | “Re the asked one of Coney a to eat,’ Sate? a book #: replied Girt of Texas Row Hell's Kitchen ull had th the West Side Court to-d Darney, pugilist and all-r is such an attractive p. Two of the ladies had fought for Bat, who said to \ Magistrate Mayo: © se [There's no! hee they loves me, an’ wh SU Qo? I can't marry but one, Bertha for mine.” He referred to Bertha Benn trong girl, who {s owess among all t Blames It All on Sinclair. Women in the big har Where she works. on Te “Maybe we're to blame at We hear Fortleth street. Bi git to callin’ these here rishin’ urt on aving blackened WIRY Nov erie wet mem roe pers” the fAcmie Donnelly, a pretty NOTHING. or DOING. lives at No. West Ntreet, in the 4 Raw, decause fumes from the gas-house and the tortes. ee She Got a Summons go to her Coney Islan eat me own s wort’ since Deco: there was a bun 4 when a dog barks Ow Rcross the street. | ta seen ‘em beat it. Put a Crimp in the Business. i ‘em, I tell you. They neat, and that holler and peop ey Bt 60 th ‘Gimme a hot ¢ Then ai | it's @ jok }and say let tt bark,” |town Sincla ng except fresh nd frankfurter p in more’n one honest | gq. 1 to state also, apa 1| oke, that Jt has put Ser If people comes U andy carbolle ac ANARCHIST PLOTTERS NOT FROM PATERSON. town Shopping an rs piled up on them to put @ ne of them | Cc. F, sf a} “You ain't © his long Bertha se dictive- didn't ted by. atiously odor from the ered 80 appe- obeyed. Littie Annic’s CHILDREN’S DRESSES of law cess effect; several styles; Pri trimmed | lawn; yokes of embroidery or lace | Needed Often as Low as! it » | ONE DOLLAR Always at moderate prices ‘ . nt ap Ceulists and Optic. | 217 Brenna Astor House. | For ctive models and Bele 5 Cortlandt Rt, near Broadway. | tern Brothers | WOMEN'S FINE S$ Scheff” and “Peter Pa taffeta in all the le: stripes and checks plaited, sunburst and circular, Irish laces, Style and workmanship une than $18.00-and many selling as high as he s. Millinery Dep’t (On the Second Floor) | Final Reduction Sale of WOMEN’S WASHABLE SUITS of linon colors; Tuxedo, Eton and Bolero mod Women’s Summer Shoes | MOHAIR SUITINGS in navy, royal, gray, Special Values in fast black and lustrous Walking Pumps of Colored Calf Skin, in Gray, Coral, Green and Or New Silks Stir BLACK TAFFETA; all silk; 19 in, wide; ) an excellent quality and fine finish; good value at 59¢. only $4.50 Heel, at An Important Offering of | Men's Summer Shirts FINE QUALITY MADRAS, in solid colors, y and colored grounds in figured and striped effects, plain and plaited bosoms, attached or detached cuffs, Regular Value $1.50 MESSALINE RIBBON; extra quality; 4% also black and white; suitable for ch hat trimmings, Made to sell for ate a DRESDEN RIBBON; superior quality; choicest designs; regularly priced i ase $1.00 Koch's Uptown Prices Make Down- OCH & Thursday---A Sale of Children’s Dresses, Reefers, &c. | CHILDREN’S PIQUE REEFERS; Newest and most fascinating creations for country and se. ‘ productions from. out_owsn workrooms in White Milan, Ch 1k Extablished Nearly 50 Years. Braid, All effects, ‘including the high-crown sailor, tr : : Sixth [1274 Broadway. | with nd wings. Value $5.00; Thursday... E aelow 7 #8 | HATS—A (¢ le—All of th ng colors and black rts are the smartest of the s: Trimmed Hats. at $7,50 ana $10.50 ered. trimmings; others with contrasting ¢ braids on collars and cuffs; short sleeves, Skirts are Former Prices $12.50 to $25.50 Se nC ane an ith folds of self material SLI key ’ Say ts te black; especially adapted *for travelling and bathing suits; 44 t Correct Models in Tan and Black Russia Calf, Vici Kid, White inches Sten ivalhiqe SUC CALTO Eee Na oese Canvas, Calf and Buckskin, BLACK IMPORTED SICILIAN; manufactured from pure Angora mohair, inish; 44 inches wide; Ribbons Below Value. Bx! agance. Co. capes embroidered scalloped edge; or | with embroidered insertions and| sailor collars trimmed with ¢ = |] tucks; neck and sleeves edged embroidery; 1 to 4 years... 1679 with embroidery; 2 to 5 years O9C ERS of good qual- CHILDR PRID DR of |“ i Bpod 4 Ra ¢: ; mor’ insertions with ruffles; also low} See 2 si neck and short sleeves: large, collars | ica with insertions and ruffles of ts Your Eyesight Is |] embroidery; 2 to 5 © 98E CARRIAGE C bm : CHILDREN’S S DRESSES of ap piece Far Too Precious Jism vo spare nec with shor | ‘ 7A aa sleeves. or high long to ber put off (aus a4 sleeves; el ‘id with pi ur head 1 embroidery | sertions and ruffles of e newalgia, consult sizes 2 to V.98] broidery .e.ccecceseeeees 1649 Midsummer Millinery. up to $5.00 $18 to $25 Silke Suits, $14. 95: Mad kK; alSo a nui neluded. xcelled, $25.00. $8 Women’s Wash ole 4, ee and poplin inette in Dress Goods—2 Features. ' castor, tan, brown, also c regularly 75c : : ringly Priced. BLACK PONGEE; smooth finish; pure si 27 inches wide; suitable for Suits; reg 89c,; to-morrow only inches wide; in all the light ildren's sauhes, hair bows a yard; Thursday; yd.. 2 inches wide; in all this Season's c, ; Thursday. SILK AND LINEN SOFT BOSOM SHIRTS, in stripes, plaids and figured effects, wie collar bands or attached collars Regular Value $3.00 1.05 | $6.00 Overland ‘Trunks, 3.98 Closing Out Several Lines of well $3 Women’s Straw Matting Suit Cases, 1.98. | Excellent for vacation use; Light, neat, stanch; cloth MEN’S FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS made, neat appearing, commo- leather bound, leather c dious; set-up divided tray, Posi- brass trimmings. To-mc Choice Silks in a varied assortment of light 2&c y) 0 per tively the biggest trunk bar- offering is a leader and shoul and dark effects, also Silk and Linen Mixtures, aDa)~ Each eo y doz gain ever featured at this appeal strorgly to all, Value 50c to $1,00 Each price, 28 in, Thursday.. 3.98 j |_ 2th. size, Thursday... 1,98 | Bet, Lenox and West Twenty-third Street | | 125th Street, West, Seventh Aves. WEDNESD we ai) SE 89 ; WHY ta be a HOacuis, ANTS, and We make also a liquid and 205-poisonoas j Po ies ON and tie, at dr An Hone: | Honestly Thorough No Mon No Interest. Free. {Tun s in beauty the out of many our Fifth Warerooms. Among the Boardman & McPhail, J. T. Brooks, Kirchoff, Regal, Caldwell, The Simplex The Simplex Boardman & Piano f And the famous E NO CONNECTION WiTH Any OTHER STORE IEGEL( Chopere SIXTH AVE. 165 EVENING, BOE DRT TAS RY | RoustesRaTs {Rev Protection Cover Our Guarantee quality of materia handsomest Piano in reliable makes «Floor JUNE 6, THE Old Hel Moor ib by expen, fe. 8 ough on races & Ants) otvonaui, but etre, Rough on Fleas, 25c Rough on Moth and Ants, 35¢ Rent by express, toe. stly Built, Advertised, ly Reliable Instrument for ey Down. No Extras, ‘olving Stool and ning One Year for Ten Years. The Wolfner Piano is made especially for The Big Store and cannot be bought anywhere else at any price. It is by far the best Piano this price ever i bought. Don’t judge the Wolfner by other $250 Pianos. It excels in sweetness, power and richness of tone of design and s. It is line and finish and the most expensive in con- struction that has cver been sold at such price. The Wolfner is only one famous and carried in Piano others Gray, Player Piano, Piano Player, Gray Player rd. NEW YORK. J. B.GRECNNUT, PRES. World Wants Work Wonders. 190¢, i oa } i CRATE fren = FE cot CTION eau ANY OTHER STORE | aL (50 OPERG i Hoa [boas Ns eA A oe TSE J. 5. GREENHUT, PRES ES NEW YORK For nearly ten years we have held up to the public as the morto of this store and the t licy the promise of the same goods for less money or better goods for: the same mon The dit erence betwe of ours and similar claim mean OL the only rd that m akes this offer to its public If you ever find that. an article bought at The Big Store was on sale the day elsewhere at a lower price than ours we will refund your money gladly and.thank | you besides for calling the matter to our atlention, Does that sound as if we were in carnest? promise A Oulu, Decisive Clearance of || Women’s Suits We shall put on sale Thursday morning about 100 Eton Suits in ght fabrics, Panamas, ata Ea i and jue wlalcs: Children’s anit ail peel n By a Thursday morning at one price. Sale Cuts the Prices More Than One-Third The children are not forgotten in The Big Store’s June Jubilee Sale, for here is an opportunity to supply them with the prettiest white lawn guimpes and colored dresses IMPORTAN Summ r-we vest-priced ajority ar ffer the fer the June Jubilee that have ever been offered at such prices. There is a great, variety of designs and styles something that will please any- mother and the child, too. Now is the time to buy them— before the rush of pesnating forthe Summer vacation, and while an I ure low. Here are only a few of the many from which to serect: Children’s White Lawn Guimpes M: ‘ sd with str nsertion; ech 39, nade in the Norfolk ves; sizes 410 143 ates. OTIC prettily trimmed with embroi 2 to Sy Guimpes white lawn; Thursda’ © and’ Children’s Sailor Suits—White duck: blouse and skirt rate; sailor collar and tie of Be blue duck; size white lawn, made| Children’s Sailor Suits duck and |B mmed with side) some white linen; very pretty mode!: | sailor collar; braid; sizes 305 larly $3, at.... ns} shectivelya trimmed with * 69¢. 8 $195 Pace: Here’s the Bathing Suit for You 25¢ to $1 if You Buy It Here We give careful heed to the making and can assure you And You Save from Here’s the best col- lection of bathing suits in town—we say this because we know it, and we Know it because we've compared it with all the others. In the first place, it’s the biggest—holds more kinds and shows more styles. Secondly, our prices, marked to cor- respond with the June Jubilee Sale movement, against all the annoyances of in- secure s¢ams:and loose ; buttons. Children’s — E Suits aty ari | 4 ql are from 25¢ to a full athing Suits Jollar less than the 2 down) dollar less than the es down SE) ram a (3) lowest we found any- where else. One very good point about the suit you get here is this—however low the price, you can trust the suit. Women's Uath- ing Shoe: and ... Women ing Caps, down PAST IT ORI A June Jubile e Sale of 800 Suits at this Price. This is an offering that every mother of a boy will be glad to see. These Suits were taken from our regular stock—every one is worth a great deal more than $1.50. Every Suit is up-to-the-minute in style and,, made to stand plenty of rough and tumble wear. Materials are the pop- ular fabrics and patterns in dependable qualities. Your Choice of Any of These Suits Thursday at 51.50 Sailor Suite Double-Breasted Belt Suits—Sizes wit! 7 to 16 years. Navy blue cheviot and mix- tures, Knickerbocker trousers. Norfolk Jacket Suits—sizes 7 to 16 years. In light and dark colors, plain or cat mixtures, Knickerbocker trousers, Russian and § zes 3 to 4 Floor, Rear.) the Siegel ( June Jubilee Grocery Specials A list of specials for Thursday's selling that gives fresh evidence of the leadership of voper Grocery in borh character of goods and advantage in price. Free deliveries almost everywhere. Tele ph one your order any hour of the day or night—delivery will be made the first thing in the morning. th | } re: Bu tter | syeet sured : | Fresh Bu | Chili Sauce’! eel 34e l8e M QHOGOLATE