The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1906, Page 11

MEN GIVE FINN FAST AUTO BOATS “TSUN UTES IN COLUMBIA RACES “lection First Regatta of the Season on North River Saturday. Gets Large Entry. A Heated Primary. Mere Man Is in Fear. Maen NTE? tention Naren ee ee eel Ane a uae Ny DROWNED ) BY TOW. he Se E FISHER BROS. Open an 104th st. Account. Nun Station Rveryeh ae. for Houses COLUMBUSAVE BET: Sloat Be AOS STi JUST AS GOOD AS ANY 2ro" 25¢ COLLAR MADE GOODMAN 8 MANDEL nutes BROOKLYN.NY. Brooklyn. —a——. NEW YORK, BOUND IN, SPOKEN. BABLE ISLAND, N. S,, The American liner New Beuthampton for New York, communtoation by wireless Marcon! station here, when southeast of this point at 6.1 day, The New York will pro reach her dock about 7.8 A. M Gay. It’s a short, economical step into a home of your own if you divert the “rent” money you now pay into your land- lord’s pocket and apply it towards the purchase price of a World Want Realty eaeeay Hi a Pbk Aan Dives To: Day! rea pee te ie THE WORLD: CONTRACT LET FOR THE SEVENTH AVE. PARKWAY —+~ |Work on Great Improvement Fought for The Evening World Will Be Begun at Once, Store Oren as Usual Saturday Until 6. Splendid Attractions for To-Morrow in Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel. (Third Floor.) . shades.) FRIDAY EVENING, ONeill & Co JUNE 15, 1906. Some of My Own $25 Suits to Order, Now $15 After the largest season's business on record my stock of suit-cloths is reduced to single by suit patterns in many of the best selling $22 and $25 styles. ‘Small end medium | sized men have the whole range to choose from, and there is a ood variety for men up to 40 inch breast. Ali go at $15. HENRY ALEXANDER, Tailor, TWO WOUNASBAILOL.y) opera nie STORES: | Broad Way, Corner s2ih street H.ONeill & Co Store Open as Usual Saturday Until 6. Women’s Coats & Wash Skirts Specially Reduced for Saturday | (Third Floor) Women’ Ss see sbat) Silk Coats Circular Par e Knife Plaited le for autome Spec Value $2. 75 to $3.50 200 Assorted Co: stitched; also two also some plain silk taffeta, all alues fro: large puffs or tassels: | Friday and Saturday Boys’ Summer Suits at $4.35 Formerly marked $4.98 to te 98. 50c and 75c Wash Suits, 44c nd Sailor Wash S * 29¢ to 7c Blouses, 25¢ colors’a | Closing Out—Men’s and Boys’ | Straw Hats at Half Price. “Women’s Hosiery & Underwear ed Vests, t 7c Swiss Ribbed Vests — Silky handsomely finished Women's Stockings over lace and embri Stockings Children’s Per pa | sizes 6 to 10. 6 palrs for $1.30. Special Values in Ribbons for To- MO (Saturday) hes wide, hand- } d. Special at. Warp Print Dresden Ribbo! signs; yalue ee Loom Ends and Remnants Four Special Items for Saturday 12. 2.98 Children’s fine lawn tn 2 ty of di , Pretty styles, 8 Of lace or er sale pri PS cial y | Sun Hats, on cord crow ds and = stitched, Special sale ++ 45¢ | and and lawn, 2| button price Children’s Dresses, cess Styles, P, ited y mbric, um- izes 2 to 10 : + -25¢ Friday and Saturday Sale of Women’s White Canvas Gibson Ties and Pumps. Regular $1.75 Grade. with cove: 2 to 7. Sp d Cu- ) tor ty. 10 Also for Friday and ucla Barefoot Sandals For Misses and Children, Popular for Summer Wear, es 6 to 2, value) + a pair, Special 39. at te ececesences (Second Floor.) c aa y! | Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st St., N. Ye [aes _ Interesting to Men ong fone $5.50, Men’s Pajamas—The $1.50 sort at...-...sseeeees 1,00 Men’s Gauze Lisle Thread Crow Foot Half Hose, | cial at © for $1.38, { Tub Four-in-Hand Scarfs..... ieee eave 6 pute $438, 1 | Suitable 5 ‘avellitty, | &c. Value $7.00 or S$: ) Sale of Parasols at $2.00 | | Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Wels | Special for pater say Women’ Ss Weenie ar. Former Stocks Arabian La Summer wear Handk erch For M d For mer Nandkerct | Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st St., N. a SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS, d2 or Gray Serge Suits, Either Single} ——— er = ee ———————————————E—EeE———————eE—————EE———eEEe %. = S | Special for To-Day and To- Morrow, i or Double Breasted, $8; worth $15.00) Corner Sixth Av. & 23d St. FourWholesalcClothicrs Entire Stock To Be Sold by Us. Big Sale of MANS and Boys’ half ordinary prices. iRe srominent wholesale clothiers, well wake and styles, who needed mon gel up a big sale and help them unl ‘ as a good thing both tor our customers and oursely Fso concluded to start this sale. We are now in a posi- tion to hand out a great many bargains in Men’s andg 30ys’ ‘Stylish C ‘lothes for ab yut one-half price. All new, @ ¢ for Summer wear. These are Big Selling s at Our Store. Economical men {J e the values. and esy ecially out-of-town buyers have a By crtabte harvest. We are prepared w th 40 extra salesmen.. AGrand Ad. for Us—An Unexpected Opportunity for j You. These Goods, Described Below: on sale Now. § Man's Sunmer Sus, Het’ Top *"“""* *"eraNenettese™'* *"* ) Coats, Cravenettes, Boys’ pand Children’s Suits, jMen’sand Boys’Trousers Men's Sack Suits. 4 Spring and Summer weights. casurement Clothing at about one-§ were approached by nown for their good # *Overcoats, tk lined Thibet ts....$11.50 10.00 12.00 Fane Bl 16.00 Blue Serg 16.00 Gray Trousers a Pants Suits, £714.00 | 12,00 “Boys? Short Pants Suits. | Bloomer Pants, 6to 14 years. $50,000 worth of Brand-New Men's Il urnishing Goods, stylish and up-to-date. Soft Shirts Light-Weight Underwear, Sum- mer Neckwear. All selling at attractive prices. Corner | Sixth Ave, Ae 2 23d St. Sixth Ave. @ 23d St. . Railroad Fare Allowed to Out-of- Tow n Buyer. OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING U INE 10 O'CLOCK. ig 4 ROOMS Ye $ $1 25 00 ait | Per Week Opens STUDY THE 1906 World Almanac care- fully and you will get a better idea of the | } magnitude — of the greatness of these United States in which we live. PRICE 25 CENTS BY ML 35 CENTS