The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1906, Page 7

Le Ty rant: “Man Means n and ‘Asphalt Trust Brought Into Plo to pea Her Busy at the ace Range. t Bars Them, “FOX ASKS SWANSTROM -\ 10 WITHDRAW LETTER YALE PROFESSOR DEAD. SEW HAVE Our Concave Shoulder. The Extraordinary Purchasing Power of Fifteen Dollars---Just Now! | De now is the psychological moment for you. ere are suits at the right price, in the right style, of the right fabrics, offered just at the right time. It is to our credit that we have been able to so control circumstances as to make this offering possible. It is to your benefit to seize the opportunity while it is here to seize. If you are intimate with the present order of things in the woollen market—the radical uprise of prices you will be brought to a higher appreciation of these suits. By a bold purchase of thousands of yards of woollens some two months ago we circumvented the rise of prices. Let it be known that for contemporary suits $20 is demanded. We ask only $15. Some details of the suits involved: Radical three - button single-| Of velour finished cassimeres in breasted sack suits, the coats of | very light gray plaids and medium which are cut extremely long, hay-| gray tones, shadow herring-bones, ing long lapels, shaped backs, with | diamond weaves, club checks and deep side vents, centre vents or no/| indefinite patterns, as well as blue vents. Double-breasted models as! and black serges, dark cheviots and well. | black thibets, WM. VOGEL & SON. Broadway Houston St. Ti 2% a DEERE BF DE SERS a RS Ww oman Shall Cook & (pstPeREEL LEVELAN We are the only Jewellers adver- tising Diamond weights, others use vague descriptions. Graduation Watch All styles nolld 14 and 18 karat id scamnions ‘our specialty 825, Quullty rs Wedding Prices & BI Mail Orders Filled. Inquiries Solicited. Ny Open Evenings 7. Sat ‘A HOMES COMPLETE. Grand Kepids Furnitute, Carpets and Bedding, Everything for Housre keening. Wolfner Piano | $250 | | Bring the best musician you know and test what we claim for the Tone, the Touch and the Work- manship of the Wolfner. NoMoney Down No Interest, No Extras JF Week Free Delivery, a revolving stool to match, A pro- tection cover, and a year’s tuning, You have choice of mahogany, oak or walnut veneer, We ask you to test our claim in every way you know. If you are not yourself familiar with piano construction and with the points that go to make up piano character, bring the keenest critic: you know, and makeus satisfy him, Guaranteed for Ten Years, CONNECTION AVE. Ni J.B. GREENMULPAEL OS is)} THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1906. ELL FSS ETI he tee <3 AYE NO “CONNECTION, with SIEGEL (HOOPERG| J.B. GREENMUT. PRES ANY OTHER. STORE NEW YORK | that is done in New York besides the One of those other reasons is th that we never gain our low prices t Our “36,” for example, is built for a pinch the shoulders. White Lawn Waists; linen finished; excell front designed with cluster of French ¢ stiff collar and cuffs, or three-quarter s detachable, soft, turnover collar. front and patch pocket; also soft or quarter sleeves... .75; to-morrow Above Are Strictly Man- Tailored. Cool and Handsome Summer Suits for Youths at $6.50 it would Two-piece suits—coats and trousers; the vest, be difficult to get the young men to wear if there were any. Just the right kind of materials—the light- weight cheviots andworsteds in the pale grays that the best-dressed men prefer. No suits for men, even at double this price, were ever better made. Coats have hair-cloth filling to preserve shape, and collars are hand- made. The suits will fit as smoothly and trimly as if they were moulded to the wearer by a first-class custom tailor. Trousers have belt loops and turn-up bottoms. There isn’t another store in New York that would sell these suits for less Eg $2 more than our price. Sizes 30 to 36 breast measure ae ages 14to 20 years: Men’s Suits, $9 Handsome, Dressy and Cool- Looking Garments, Worth from $12 to $15. We mean every word of those head- lines, and if we don’t “make good” on the suits themselves, we can’t ex- | pect you to take much stock in any | of our statements. | Perfectly willing to have you judge our clothing store and our advertising by these Suits, and how they bear out what we say of them. | One of the best things about the |whole offer is the choice we give Flat Brims | Yachting let aoe | Summer. The si That choice can be best de- ANS scribed by the one word, ‘‘Every- | _thing.”” | Blue and Black Serges: firm woven, fast | colors. i Fancy Worsteda: in grays, browns and | slate; stripes and plaids. | Fancy Cheviots and Tweeds : among them | clusive’’ patterns that seldom get ady-made clothing at a modifications in China Straw Belgian Split Straw beac s Blouse Waists and Shirts There are several reasons why we do the largest business in shirt waists the money here than you can anywhere else in town. t you get a wider, fuller choice her that we take extreme care to get the new ideas first and to show most of the he common trick of all over. Note These Special Saturday Offers: Also same White Linen Shirts, of pure white linen; h ands somely. ta effects; these waists are sold by exclusive shops from $3. Each Is Packed Separately ina Neat he Another Sensation in Men’s Straw Hats\ \ | We shall have more than on sale here to-morrow in the following styles: Planters’ Tourists’ | That is to Say, the six most popular styles of this xe styles, however, do not begin to z ju cover the variety, as the hats are products of four ¥ of five different makers, each of whom has his own h style. The straws represented are: English Split Braid 50 of these Hats are Standard reason that you can get better waists for Another is Anothe g’’ the waist in size. a full bust-measure and “skimp We don’t give to choose; patch pocket; | yuality; four styles from whi s oneither side of front pla and soft, turnover cuffs and Japanese Silk Wais an ex-|@ tesigned with a plain shire @ quisite 1 rimmed model; | 4 ; long or three- * Fs in both b d white; long | § and short s 55. 90, $5 9 ves; at $2 9, $2100 | 3,000 Pairs of Men’s $3.50 Shoes | That headline will be enough to bring to this big, bright shoe store to-morrow every man who needs shoes and who has ever bought shoes here. For those men know the kind of shoes we sell, and know that what we say about them can be trusted. For the benefit of other men who don't know these things let us explain: jock. , which is a pointin principally high shoes, t them, in a commercial sleeve 2h) and sere 50 &” ; both long That this is a ch That the shoes ar p of our ow which is, at this time, a point sense, That the AEP 50 v:; figure; some of these | | none less than that) and some are The majority, however, are our own ome of them ‘Foot Mould’ shoes s, there are patent leather and kidskin shoes, | robably go first, but which are no better values | aad certainly no better styles than the Siheres Every man who buys a pair to-morrow *1. 75 is putting $1.75 in his pocket and getting ¢ 1 ‘Pim Rackets at$ att | Certainiy a Great Barguin. \ Quite unnecessary for us to tell you how good Pim Rackets are— | they're known ywhere as the i stindard quality, and are used by|® top-notch professionals, The quan tity is limited, so if you w ould share in this bargain at $5, come e Other Outdoor Supplies Specially Priced for Saturday. Fishing Tackle Steel Fishing Rods. They ere thre jointed and butt, standing rin “! cork rip, Similan mo 2,000 new Straw Hats -< Neglige Soft Roll 60-yard multiplying hard Fubber | disc |% Reels, well bals le clic ard extra 150-y heavy nickel-plated bi 95¢e | xtra e fine ry cr ality enamelled silk troutline 10¢) hy Xtra strong green color Cur- DI -4 tyhunk jine, 100 yards. 40C Baseball Catchers’ Mitts, made of genuine calf- multiplying peels with clic ead drag... . 25 Smooth Sennits Rough Sennits Shansi Straw Homespuns: all the best and brightes | weaves. | Tropical’ Worsteds ; feather-weight and $1.50 Grade. ‘Wool Crashes: fabrics. Soft-finished Flannels: for Outing wear. Suits lined, half lined, quarter lined and | eighth silk lined. Most of them, how- lever, not lined at all. Double and single | breasted. Values, $12.50 to $15 and better, | Nine Dollars (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) Saturday Specials In The Big Store’s Popular Grocery Fresh Butter” Fresh Killed Nearby Poultry and City Dressed Meats our | coolest of all clothing “‘swagger’’ Suits urday at {| It’s the we have Fountain, extra fancy creamery, vith that flavor. Ni Aner produced. Bdge ORDA TS Specialty. Selected Dry Standard 9: Creamery 996 Picked Roasting 15e : Chickens; Ib | 3 Iden 16¢ | | = DRY PICKED Jie | ine imported | CHolcEST QUALITY WESTERN 1 9t¢ | | ‘bUCKS: FL G RESH KILLED MICH RKEIS; 18c a GILERS? Is. LEGS FANCY CANADA MUTTON,J 9 1@ | GENUINE ]5¢@ | fu pied son jer BOC ~Cantaloupes, Sprel from HI ae s SH KILLED 99¢ LE SOF PANC SPRING LAMB; NATIVE CORN cured on the pres 10e | 7; pint | : | BOILED HAM o “New- Laid Eggs Heel; mach gathered from nearby farm e cuaranteed; kind foied for; di size (ilogel ¢ The rest of them | are Standard $2 Hats. Choice Sat- $4 Any Straw underpriced straw All sizes in ever x Padding; itis an extremely well: ii Any Style made glove; special to- $] 95 morrow WE Hn JD choicest lot of | riders Gloves, made’ of black chrome hace | tanned leather, well padded, web ‘ thum q 0 fb ever had here. | morro 50e¢ College enenes Bas as goed as any} ballon the mark lf | _ A4de Matin Fi i $3.75 Coats for Children _at $2.95 Asample bargain from thls | biggest and most popular Chil- SANDWICHES—Ham, cheese, corned | beet, SHORT, FOREOU! FOREQUARTERS ©. made to ordr while you’ wall, Rm NADA MU TION bs ¥ 6lc | dren’s Wear Store. ———_——_—_—— SS = | Dainty Box Coats RIB ROAST—Fancy ex y ra golf red; doubt ) ; | SAL xD DRE native prime rib roasts . ats ks Rie from which to ite embroid: 2 to June Sale of ‘Umbrellas and Baacala Gass H with reinforced horsehide palm; worth $2.00; spe- _Cial to-morrow..... ; 1.45 | Catchers’ Mitt, made of black hors hide, laced at bottom to permit re 12. 50 Film Pack ‘Cameras | Only 25, Saturday at 38. 50 Tt isn’t every day that you can buy No. 1 Premo Folding Cameras, size “5, at a saving of more than 33 per cent, but owing to this model not being catalogued this year we can make this offer. So if you want one you must come here early to-mor- row, as the 25 will surely be snapped Sa edau Specials in Photo Supplies Develop Rubberoid Trays, 23 M. Q. is 4x8 5 de ie Plate Holders, eu reast 1 Developing Pow- A box; regula lb ing Racks., On To-morrow. Saves Every Purchaser One-Half or More.