The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1906, Page 6

9 Wiumate oa Store = at Ae SO A SUITOR KILLS we § 0 ' Accosts Her on Street and Without Warnin Empties Contents of Ore Revolver and Two Shots from Another Into Her Body. GIRL AND THEN HIMSELF ‘ THE Wor sD: WEDNESDAY EVE NING | Jt a —— - sass a SS es ~ CHT CIS aa \U 1 i FAR ll & -—- = | he ing ) sample line oF $ :«\(Roduded f women’s coats, *14.75. Rates for = A IMMENSE purchase of several hundred sampl coats, none of which could be bought in regular lot Telephone | at less than $24.75. Here to-morrow at a price that doesn’ Service cover the expense of making. Third Toor, are effoctive from 7 \ July Ist. The maker is well known to the trade Ealng taken, for the superiority in fit, fin’sh and “~\ Cal! Hearest Contract Office. | style of his moderate priced garments. h $.30 P.M, nan afe Srv Coo A. T. Of every dainty fabric. lawns and batistes. Smart,service- able linen and madras. The eer Known inthe Trade’s History| All Hail, the Garpass SUIT Queen of Si umimer Dresses for Women e For golf, ten- nis, cll out- l, sheer door wear. For morning, | afternoon and evening. ial + Greatest GAP a These Suits Isin Progress as You Read At 83 At * || 4 ¥ 4! $4.50 to $7 Si | 9 } $4.50 to $7 tirt-waist Suits. | 50 to $12 Shirt-swaist Suits | At 87.50 | $12.50 to $22.50 Shirt- waist Sutts Formerly Broadway, Fo n Stewart & Co. JOHN WA NAMAKER ate, ra The day of the } tubdressishere | WEW YORK sesh co. c= op Fecha dah, Priooe Make Down Handkerchiefs---A Sale. Thursday—A Belfast Manufacturer's En Sule Replete with Offerings of Ab Wag G; ded ample Line, a, OC AR NE | LY d; t Values up to $4.00, with . “O8c 1.98 * 2.98 ee 00 eS Wash Suits, $5. ad Values up to $i. to $4.00, | alam 39¢ ee eeeeeeneammen 9. |) | \1$2 Hammocks, J 10.| Mian. 5 y ‘ A Toe Y ‘Toilet Articles. § I tween ie and) Seventh Aves, i 125th erase West, Bet Coll! ee Mire [aga & | = | Our newly enlarged. waist section. UR showing of women’s shirt waists is at its zenith now. the largest of the season, embracing every thing that is novel and desirable. ot There's a touch e are ROSA Se EN values in linen coats at $5, $8. 73 ind $9.7) style worthy of the name 14.4 BG" There's a compiete line of materials to select from—cloth of gold, silk pongee, high class Sicilians and fine worsteds, neluding heavy black taffete and fancy silk stripes. ‘These coats are the very latest ir cut—full and —plainly tailored—some of then trimmed with fancy braids—large eyelet hole embroiderec collars—all sizes. None of them could be bought regularly for less than $24.75, but as they have served as sample we can offer them all at the one price. $14.7) His working force includes some of the most talented designers in the country. and the'r best work is reflected in these Second Floor. Assortments are SS of Simpson Crayford in every waist from the least expensive to the t ornitecffects—whether it be black sik, laces, nets, lingerie or lawn. Attrac- tive waistSat prices ringing from $1 up to $25. This il'ustration This is one of ofa K \ other Peter Pan waists at $1.—We offer for to-morrow 25 dozen of these jauaty waists in white lawn—made with two rows of embroidery down tront—tie in- cluded. Price #1. porirays one of our popular $1 waists— 5 made of wh te huwn, =x with tucked and em- broidered fiont—col- \ lar and cuffs trimmed with val. dollar group fully as attractive. Our $1.75 waists. but there are six other styles in this is lot. Wewantyou «2s to see every one of them. All are em- | broidery trimmed | —a very pleasing * | model and priced lace—many stylis in our especially low at 5) [ee #1: A\ June sale W* Gowns of nainsook—very fine and sheer embroidery, tucks and rib- Choice at trimmed with lace bon—15 pretty styles. Cowns of fine nainsook or cambric th laces tucks and ribbon—several pretty styles Nainsook corset covers—trimmed with lace insertions—ribbon and lace edge, at.. —daintily trimmed w Corset covers of very fine sheer nainsook—trimmed front and back with rows gs and of lace ‘ins:rtion, beadi: special for this sale... give promine nee to-morrow to 700 gowns at 50c each—a special purchase torour June sale of muslin underwear—gowns that would be considered cheap ordinarily at 75c. Of course there was a limit to the quantity, these gowns last they shall be yours at this low price of muslin underw wear. but while 30ec Full cut, well made walking skirts— of excellent mulins or eambrice—with deep sm- broilered ounce or rows of d tiou—umbrella style, at.. Cambriec skirts } trimed with embro | finished with embrox ribbon, ates. 1.98 Women's of ae eatalin —trimmed with ruttles—for the June sale L9c Women's drawers—Good muslin or cam- brie—deep lace edge or lawn tucked flcunce | orembroidery Cdge..ecsce scseccecseys 25c Val. lige inser 98e ‘al pretty sty es— y or lace inse beading and 98e embroideries, at. 1.25 rton— i 68c | ibbons—very 59c Fur repairs and remodeling. UR Fur Department offers special advantages on all fur work done during the Summer months. furriers do work of the highest character. Estimates given. Our cold storage facilities for furs, &c., are unsurpassed. plates are ready. or write. =| No—it is not John D. Rockefeller,nor Moe Carnegie. nor Miss Helen Gould. i who makes large anything about them. and recounts some of her notable deeds of charity. GET NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD. In the fur rcoms, recently enlarged, our skilled Some ot the new models and fashion Garments called for. Third Floor. It is a woman in New York - fts so quietly that few people know ext Sunday’s World tells who she is x i en _ ee —<>_—~—> <> <= —=. Oo ~~ S | -es a Se RE ace ae i ee <= ee ee Phone 2100 Chelsea, A Bae