The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1906, Page 4

THE. ‘WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1906. a An | COMMISSIONERS TO ACT AGAINST B, R. T. ——— a —_—<—_——+4 --—__—_— Board Will Meet June 19 and 20 and Is Expected to Take Up Evening World’s Fight for Five-Cent Fare to Coney. RAILROAD COMMISSION’S CONTROL | Splendid Values in the | Annual June Sale of || MUSLIN UNDERWEAR { (Second Floor.) | Gowns—Cambriec and Nainsook— 45c, 75c, 98c, 1.25, 1.50, 1.98 to 10.00 | Chemises—Cambric and Nainsook— ‘| Five-Cent Fare League. Atterbury System Clothes Ready-to-Wear, $20 to $45 Why- “Ask the «Man Who Wears Them?” Because wear —not words—is the real test. Those who, through use, have become familiar with the unique advantages gf these The Brooklyn Rapid Tra Rath wishinie chars of New York—t p fort LAGU E Fare Leag OVEK TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES. |)} 7? 'l"aceice to enroll myself as a member of the FIVE-CENT FARE famous ready~-to-wear clothes 49c, 75¢, 98c, 1.50, 1.98 to 6.00 — LEAGUE to protest against the Srooklyn Rapid Transit Company's are the strongest sort of advo- | Drawers—Cambric and Nainsook— and allied lines’ Illegal exaction of an extra five-cent fare to Coney || cates—and their ranks are } 19c, 45c, 75c, 98c, 1.25, 1.50, 1.98 to 8,00 . 50, 1. 4 istand. widening daily~. <All the best tailor’s style at about half the tailor charges. ~ Corset Covers— 39, 49c, 69c, 75c, 98c, 1.25, 1.98 to 6.00 Cambric Petticoats— 73c, 98c, 1,50, 1.75, 1.98, 2,98, 3.98 to 18.00 rte the security, conventence ndation of the public, the Nourd shall give notice and || sin writing to the corporntion of the Immprovements A chanxes which they deem to b per, and shall give auoh corporation an opr unity for a fall hearing thereof—seetion 161 Join wit! of the State Railroad Law in part. Tokepeie Tas “Ask the «Man Who Wears Them." of thousands of fo without right iy of awe z Atterbury System Suits > ° peat contrat with the ‘Women’s Dusters, Caps, &c., | ‘a five-cent fare from this city to the | iar. od to f ailroad Commission, and the railroad | once to Ro body. A petrified heart can bel" peer et ee ape raneaotes raralye ee For Automobiling | yws from a sledg mer, and human emotions have| a1 ployed except by the highest price j i * j oe ectory of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com-| ta! 1 tailors pater Su RSnES areey tHe neE egcee ieee esse Cu: | long SI nd ies tt the sige New Quaker and Westminster i any an: a to make if r u rrniere 1@b {s battle now belng waged against the) Hmits of EM Un ap ore Gli | meana p 7.7. 6.75 5.5 ij. Hoan - bag ever’ bean tha tatiecpemtaa nat Brooklyn trolley ise tri Ye al ‘ en’ ; advanced Ideas, because its people were inclined to he independent and look | eee Wie aise ell <7 Menia | Satieactery ! ial 19.7. esi at Haberdashery, Hats, Shoes. 3 STORES after their interes: There is not another community in the country which | can boast of so many local organizations and boards of trade. Are these | have bee nesociations jokes or are they real safeguards to the general welfare of the | Chey 3 }o community? r oT had a chat with President E. W- I cyr 183 Broadway, The New Bathing Sas | For Women and Children George ; Sp TiRat thoi pub 1 ¥ ¢Also at New Haven, Conn. | pbilipsborn — | - | M. Bak , ween GARMENT SHOP, Newburg, and Henry W 2.00 to 7.00 7.75 to 15.00 : ing Suits..........12,00 to 20,00 SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW? va SAtHUDE ate 1,25 to 5.00 This $35.00 ae = Lief ; Women’ s Stockings- -Special. Pony Coat Suit | i yee 5ke Ad © concerned, the Commission. Lawyer Has a Clear Case. pronkes “It ts not my privilege at present to three years the the coniniasion since its iin ended $19,8%,00 for establishment, its legal mind. The com | mlesion will it as a body June 19 n is an able young man, | 20 at {ts new headquarters on the sev. machinery that work$ the /enth floor af the Metropolitan Life His viewpoint Was) Rullding, Twenty-third street and Mad- pbyious by this ad- ison avenue. ganization may be Organizations Represented. ve in that its mem- In the presentment of the people's case against the Brooklyn trolley gang in the matter of the double fare across the borough before the commission, | there will be represented the following | organization: peny s of the p are behind th it the public welfare. 07 and that js we have citizens w! movement fo: thing ts cert clear case agat turers’ Association. +n League, i (Exactly as Illustrated.) snociation Aseoctation | Longue. Final Clearing-Up Sale 3 p € of the Balance of Our aera Women’s Suits. About 200 in all, that we wil! close out Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the following marvello y prices, whi . are less than cost to manufacture; $68 & $48 White Serge Suits, reduced to . $28 & $38 SO i. 7 Realistic Scene Is Part of Novel Wordless Drama of San Francisco History. | y of the! now pays a divi. and the tn- Tea OL VARIETY, WE ADVISE AN $45 & $35 Panama Sults, reduced to. . $18 & $22.50 Enormous Assortments and Cie. es Franklin Simon & Co. || Values in Women’ s Waists. i H | | | { Grecian Neck Waists, | 00, 1.48, 1.78, 1.98 | High Neck Waists } $55 & $45 English Mixture Suits, reduced to $22.56 & $29 Every garment offered in this final clearance sale is the highest } expression of suit making, and comprise only the latest models and mati Special Sale—Thursday I | NY Bey 3.35) 1.48, 1668, 1.98 | Such a money-saying opportunity as_ this . and will naturally bring imnedia'e resj onse, we advise early attention. arely occurs onsequently High Neck, Open Front, Long Sleeve Waist : mh | 1.48, 1.78, 1.98 Women’s Lingerie Waists, 2.50 Hi | Golé Shirt, hi ed Tinen Heretofore $4.75 to $6.50, . 7 a memod words—will bh roi. John Forsythe 1« The Waist t Women’s Lingerie Princess Gowns, also Tailored Suits of washable Poptin. VSO ailored so Ss Op 9.75 | amsneasasenar aseenananer IN COMPARISON 2 WITH OTHERS *%| there is no wearing apparel store tat cam mitca our > values at our prices —or pro-* vide aslileral nm -tine credit without extra cost. LADIES’ : Tailored SUITS— Exclusive u Heretofore $18.50 ail saa es \y | Large Assortment of FIFTH AVE,, 37th and 38th Sts. || Worsted and Silk Shawls || | for Seashore and Mountain Wear Milliner y te eee ane Meee Cel a ’ Stern Brothers New Ideas for House Wear Practical Garments for Summer \ | Grecian Nech Dr ss “Peter Pan’ Dress | Fats, Toques €§ Bonnets, 50.00, Will place on sale to-morrow Women’s Underwear . ' ! 1 i { i i i i a eines i of Nainsook, Cambric and Lawn, Made in Child) en § fais, | Their Own Workrooms, Copies-of the i i ' ' i ' | i value $16.50 to $22 Ss A 00, most desirable French Garments value $10.00, t.Robes, Drawers, Chemises, Corset Covers, LADIES’ TRIMMED g Sacques and Princess Combinations, HATS—Exclysive and he- coming styles, $1.99 to $16.00. STVILISH SILK SHIRT WAIST SUI CS Plain e und ‘anos ih sinc MEN'S fast SERGE S)IT At Much Less Than Their Value. Thursday and Friday, at 91.75, 2.50, 2.98, 3.75 TT ITITIITrITitrirre rere tii MPEP PT ISED PESFSTICS June 14th and rsth. $3.95 of China Silk, $9.75 : { ' ' H ' ' | in figured lawns, of lawn, in figured de. { | | color AAR AA OAAAEAE EABEADAAAN HO LEEEESEREDE AER OAEERE RABE A EEAEEAEAED LASS mer we'ght, ban eee ot le) | SI4.75 up, : ' Lon d (d) Tay lor ring designs... et 1.48 Signs , } 1.98 “desa sarisch oy h : ; ; pico i 6 (Wrapper Department, Thir ; } : * Broa lway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave,, Nineteenth St. | BS we t eT) “ “ b A a ts Ave, 4 t j : woours Wo nexeth Strects, & VEVEV VERE VERE TEER ED ¥