The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1906, Page 9

vf ~) PACAERS FIGHT INSPECTION COST CAV HEAVY LOSS Exposure of Horrors Has Cut Their Business All Around. Neill is Called. put on the st ae Could Not Make « Mr, Neill sas rep Deal. 1 that he was vere exactly ————.-—-———_ CHILD DIES FROM BUF.NS. NEWARK, N, J., June 7.—Annie Cas- earona, four years old, who was badly burned on Monday while playing about a bonfire near her home at No. 45 Hoyt street, died to-day, Work For All The Morning World's Want Directory contains more offers of “ positions " than are made through any three other mediums on earth, want ie TT nee | } | | THE FOLLOW EXCEPTIONAL VALIES WILL BE OFFERED IN SEASONABLE Coats and Jackets for Women MOTOR COATS of Linen, 12.50 TOURING COATS of English Mixtures, 12.50 ETON COATS of Taffeta, 15.00 THREE-QUARTER COATS of Pongee and Taffeta, 25,00 ENGLISH COVERT JACKETS, 16,50 Dreadway KH lotb Plueel. A SPECIAL COMPLIMENTARY DEMONSTRATION OF The CORS SLE VETTE A new, dainty and marvellous Dress Accessory, about which women are now nthus ice Worn with or without a corset, You are cordially invited to this 2 Special Demonstration in the Parlors of ELITE STYLE No, 21 West 23d Street, Opposite Stern's. ~ In Every Detail the Leading Retail Establishment of Brooklyn. wc Orens Daily at 8.30 A. M.; Closes at 6 P, I Te aeccend Shirts, $1 Values, at 59c. EST SINGLE SHIRT OFFERING OF ASON IS t ed, They vod Qual- y were n every de- tard that is sell the entire quantity. So the Shirts SEVENTEEN DISTING yrded madras. from 44 to 17. > buy seve T PATTE of Each Shirt has They will go by > 0. D, or on Approval Dp , Women’s New $15 to $18 HE LEADING MANHATTAN MAKER—the man who is perhaps the cleverest of all in getting ‘style and smartness and tinish in lengths of linens, linen crash, cotton crepes, etc., in white and colors, We shall have the lot to-morrow to sell for a third to almost half less No smarter style has been shown this season, fitted backs; some single-breasted cutaways and others with fly fronts. and back. All strictly 4 Second Floor J ‘ ‘ 125c. Printed Batiste, 6c. ACTLY THE SAME QUAL ITY that is selling generally every- usual only because the assortment of color printings is broken But if you find what you want among them you care little for that, ‘ Wash Suits at $9.98, T his tailored Wash Suits for women—has ma up for us his short than regular pricing, Coats hin semi- C “ombination ¢ collar and cuf iar skirt with plaited panel front Ten Thousand Yards of where for 12!4c, a yard. We can make a Price less than half and there is a very good assortment of styles suitable for house wear ar THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1900. ae FOUNTAI N (OOPERG. J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. : Boys W ‘ashable Suits An Extraordinary Example of June Jubilee Price-Making What do you think of this, mothers of boys? Can you find a store in New York outside of this, that isn’t getting its highest prices for boys’ wash suits right now? These are the hot, suns shiny days most retailers of Summer goods are “making hay”—and their biggest profits. 3ut the June Jubilee Sale brings many surprises like this, at the Big Store. These are good little suits and their price is 58¢ only because we bought 3,000 of them at a time when most retailers were through buying in large quantities. 7 7 Ys The Styles Are Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits for age : to 10 years, Russian Blouse Suits, with Sailor Collar and Open Shield. Sailor Blouse Suits, Collars and Bloomer Trousers. The Fabrics Are The Making Is in light blue, Oxford, Myvy, tan and stripes; 4louses are cut full. Large sailor collars and shields } Bloomer Trousers with both sailor or Russian suits. or Size is 58 Cents when 5 24 with Military and WHITE good and thorough. neatly trimmed. CHAMBRAYS And the Price for Choice of any Suit DUCK Jubilee Sale, 25,000 Cigars Vf ayy’ Straw Hats Famous Brands of! Beer and Wine vat June Jubilee Prices , known ina at Exact Factory Cost Friday Nearly 4,000 of the Finest STRAW HATS made in the Uniled States—the entire sample line of M. S. MORK | & CO.—at an average of LESS THAN HALF PRICE i A manufacturer’s surplus stock, wee We wr YOU don’t know who M.S. Mork & Co. ask anyone in can retail for less than retailers usually pay the hat business. No f in the world makes finer straw when buying by the thousand. hats or more of them. They make a quality line, sold inthe « $ -hundred goods best hat stores of every city of the Un States. We have their entire line of sample hats, nearly 4,000 in all; fresh, clean and perfect hats in ALL the season’s shapes and (somewhat unusual for a sample line) in ALL sizes s t a harsale like this since we chav been in There hasn’t been business in New York. Sales of sample hats are common enough, * They are well-known in perfect condition. All made with extra fine quality Sumam tra wrapper and long mixed Havana filler. The assortment is varied and embraces all desirable sizes. 43, = Sows WWNo@ mocl=N box of 100 etl CEES) Solicited. Hats for 1,200 White Lawn WERE at S5e! Values $1 and $1.25.and Better Last Sunday we advertised a special lot of several thou- sand white lawn Shirt Waists at $1 and 25, and if you were here Monday you know what happene Never sold so many w aists in one day since we were in business, Cleaning up after this furious selling, we find about 1,200 waists remaining. Practically every one of the styles we offered in this wonderful special lot is represented, but, of course, the sizes are broken up. We can promni woman a fitin some style, but cannot promise her every style. We Will Close the Lot at 85e Our Monday prices, $1 and $1.25, were very low waists of such character, as was proved by the way t sold, Women can have some of the richest waist picking at the season by looking through this beautiful lot at S5ce Also, Handsome Lingerie Wa A large assortment artistical designed and f To make choosing easy we have divided but they are not such hats as these, nor in such superb assort- : the entire quantity into three lots as follows: ment of shapes and sizes. 8 Lot 1—Choice of any size; O45, Choice of split sennits, Shasi, Milan, Mackinaw, Java and 5 box of 95c pote Rican straws. Lot 2—Choice of any si: 5 i ‘ aa a Lox oR GOR ern 1.75 Bae 3.50 § ch: $1.50, $2 2¢ oLpcnow’ 3—Choi 59 A a 1 ed Pecvblls , Lot 3—Choice of any si $3.45 a 18 and $2.50 THREE, START Hats for q ray —_ Bags of Genuine Walrus at About Half Price | mello ead ad Tn APART bo -F oatmeal Picture eCheapt Pretty but inexpensive kinds made still less ex- pensive as a June Jubilee feature. There’s no excuse for bare walls when you can | get of and framed, at prices like these: artistic bits color interest, artistically d Pictures, black « gilt, black d white; Made of real walrus as only the best American maker can make bags when he does his b handsome bag—and a life . They are made of carefully pre- yugh, elastic of for yred Pictures, ched metal c rilt and Combir Horse pa hide ashioried on the best selling models of the season. Kegu walrus, which will wear like stcel larly sold at $3.5 $5; your choice to-morrow 52.9 ane re BS Ww ere nee aes ade e popular Oxford shape, AP ats $3 Ceouel Se ee : with w sy handle, walrus weld- Atty Ya] ing. Full length ocket in side, Children’s Automobiles Half Prices. Sec by strap and clasp. Lock Only your eh The Season's Leading De signs. are of heavy brass 8.50 Oi Only a small number—come early! All are machines 1 gold of the better and best classes; largé size models, most of at the regular price ™e atl them seating two children. Upholstered seats, ball bearing, would cost To- aie ee eval brass capped, heavy rubber tires, rattrap p edals and treadles. we offer a limited quan- ED pate faa Included in the lot is a miniature model of Barney Old- " Aabin Hicty matched’ cor field’s celebrated machine, “The Green Dragon. This is the w 50,00 Automobile 0 Automobile! June Jubilee Rug Newer r ate ; That Will Make Fa senipin Boys’ Str aw Hats Closed To- Morrow S Out at ‘About H alf While every other Store in town is asking | . | full prices we are cutting prices as if the sell- R AO le " P ° val ing season for Rugs was over. Every new eg Uu ar rices end good desirable kind is here, and in full assortments of patterns and colorings, too. Though the prices are wonderfully low; $8.50 122 Tune Tables Sale of. Women’s Trimmed Hats Exactly Half Former Prices Here goes the entire stock of Sum- mer trimmed hats priced above $12.50 —not a hat taken out or reserved. The hat you priced yesterday (if it wasn’ sold later in the day) will be at exac half that price to-morrow. There are few women in New York who don’t know the kind of hats that you'll find the qualities as good, the patrerns as if you for as desirable These specials As new and the color pus regular prices. riday: Wilton Rugs There is not a rug of do: This compar with the Wilton Ri iteuer And the entire wearing season before us, too! co : nt in this ¥ s 7 Hoor co st effects; is only one of the many great opportunities offered | ate offered. The Big Store millinery Note has been famous for years as the prex- tiest that the prices would buy. ni Rugs. our pri during the great June Jubilee Sales to save money. Regular, Sr 7 - 7 ie 8 oni. If the boy needs a hat, or will need one before the Now those prices are cut in half: fai eae oe Summer is over, get it now. Get the kind you want All the $10 Hats for $20. All the $35 Hats for Body ‘Brussels Rugs Best quality in this very durable floor cover extensive range of designs and colorings. and save half. More than a All the All the 50 Hats for > Hats for $1 2.50. seore of styles, but only five prices: $ rR 3) AR All the $20 Hats for $10. 68e, 95e, $1.25, $1.95 and *2.45 All the S15 Hats for $7.50. Rr 2 | pba SOU Na a Tapestry Brussels Rugs Every new popular shade is included —Middies, Sailors, First come, best choice, There will be |B = = 7 An unlimited assortment of a popular floor covering | - Ss} seaNanols andi Prince a flurry from the tap of the opening bell Fri- | { “ in choice colorings and designs. Hussars, Russians, Baby Shapes, Napoleons anc rince Marne tog | eKular . ‘ ay g. { ie | Charlies. All that the 1906 season offers. Former prices The choosing is excellent, as we have kept | } ™ , " TA 7 a | | a a rig fardi i er ang SUNDAY WORLD WA WORK | ranged from '95c to $ ; | ea a to standard in number and MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, | } » Comper 8 Sets Renn) y ‘ é EP EERE IT ESE SE |, AT SRE A BP TTS gs weed