The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1906, Page 6

THE WORLD: EATERS WA EW TLE ~BEFINED, NOT =» IN SAN DOMINGO. SEAT TD PRISON GIRL WHO VANISHED | waned CHIDING FOR FROLIC AT CONEY "LOOP FOR BRIDGES GETS. NEW SETBACK to Attack Rebels Who Hold - Birt Monte Christi. “Connecting Road Propo-| |Judge — Holt’s Opinion — sition Laid Over Until | Gives Construction sn reve : ie cs September. of Elkins Lay. Aegieoenn | FOP x. COMMISSION President Ahearn Wants Rapid Transit Board to Pass on Plan. PENNTE RITZ =~ CONEY LURES GIRL TO LEAVE. HOME: Scoled for Staying Late, Prei-| ty Cigarette Worker Disappears. ttan, John F, Ahearn. The division came on resolution the effect thar the B ot oa 1 Cotnminstoners be requested to} out an elevated in Delancey | from the terminus of the Will Hrevated rert to annie the soldiers tn « MRS. OSBORNE GOES TO ANOTHER SANITARIUM.| route ite Blevated structure 0 rooklyn Bridge peting Mayor MoQowan raid te was out of order €x ove DUMMY “MAYOR consent. af ay up “Well, I ask for unanimous consent, eet, is badly up-| . Mr. Ahearn. | set, for he regarded Jermie as bin own SCARES A MOTORMAN The appit he. MoGowan aid the Board has no| daughter is Fempresenting |v r the months ba wife went t SMe Onbos to complicate matters by pre-| After Jennie left St. Joseph's Acad Feo ‘A substitute resolution. Jem), four years mgo, she pecured 4 have just es much Fight in tus| place at the Seventy-ninth street Bea as you nave,” seid Mr. Ahearn, t th Tobacco I inaist that the substi. j band f a crowd of three! te up moatly of | George Bergman. elephone Company re that beld| |dusticn Burr set words about Fecently declared sun by a Bhoriffs jury at aside to be con- | consider 1t os pretty «irks c : cert pees soenoniaer_S stim pret 4 terriecntn | sraeres Mrs. OF move that the matte: although bi owered the dummy to the York wirl, itr tand tse substitute ~ |** enough to ier Metz, “this the Board of Rapid Tra have a way in the le have « at Preaident of Brooklyn Bint & oe et we wre not a Board at | to Coney with and they spent holiday Jen- Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses and benutifies the teeth and purifies the breath, | Wed by people of refnem hinting he numan being to work, wearing “he Bove tay motides to Tay over," wale eae workine nant ce the vote Ait the Borough yoted with Mr, Ahearr oftowan had only th *\| WEALTHY BEEF MAN DEAN, ali ey BEAT Wo te expe ent fonta of July nd ASHURY PARK. W. J, Joly go] OF OVOTB Quarter of w century. pleasure bent, Since then nothin ernara Strauss, of Ne - oni: has been eee or heard of Jennie s) aecones okay werk, one of Conv ent for tourtate, $75,000 for Record Furniture, Atre-te-& wary pretty girl rk men in Pye PREPARED BY jatr and eyen and ollve complexion Armour Wid neues of om #6 feet 4 Inches tal, weighs 1% pour nds ve amt art t , sid Is Gremeed all th white take here ADS the cause ‘ AGED PAINTER FALLS FROM A SCAFFOLD. O14 Jamen Lapet, a painter for more fal down W weRTron |] ne & window aaan at the! ¢ Daniel Dreyer, No, a Weat forty years. me SURPRISE 12 Mipieed & piper THREE STORES. Won at the city's co seeking ier anes ae “An far an eT NEW STORE: 523-829 8th Ave., Betw oth and 37th St 138-246 West 4th St. /83d St, and Third Ave. One Block trom 4" Meat Hon, as the Five of the BM to pay the three CREW OF SIX PERISH IN SCHOONER WRECK. ' SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO, 355. BOYS’ prowne OVERALLS For Vacation Wear, - Made of good, strong, extra-wear-re- sisting—tenien well » laier he fell. Lapet eaiaiies TIED UP NEW YORK CENTRAL. | } Incoming tratme on the New York! i and Hudeon River . Rallrond = Susianajedinetiad Wonrertic, Ve Hade-aad strongly Mangic A gers of sewed, for boys of 4 to 44 years of age Pamed out Virginia Car : Pai the Bahama Inlands to. | Just the thing for the little fellows to HAs been lost at soa and her play tn these hot days. On sale AT ALL THREE STOR Wx perished. ‘Ag commanded by janie, of St. Mary's, M ora, Jf. of Lance tate Gncid any purines tau ay ages the the: ponds cheertuiiyexsiwunatedt, AN obestthbind repaired for One year freo of charge. Men's Lightweight Summer Suits, _ 37. 50, $10, $12, $15 nfortable for hot weather wear At DiS “reruMied a tree ie pprosied and Young Men’ ts Subimee Suits, ages 14t019,$5,37,38.5Q, S10 Men’s Stylish Summer Pants, $3, $1, $2, Stylish str W Seasonable Summer Furnishings for Men. Shirts, 45¢, 780, 9c H. __ $1.50, $4," $5 our $3 and §4 Straw $, Serinits, ait t new pattern a, Cool wea nd fancy 23c, 45. 78c Men's Bathing Suits c, $1.45 Stylish Fan iT Hew Soft Collars, all shades 2, $36 “45c. 150, 956 Boys’ Wash Suits, 39¢ In Sailor, Blouse and Russian Blouse styles; mabe of pxcellent quality Blue Chambray, Linen, fancy Madras and plain White Buck; well made, nicely trimmed perfect fitting, REGULAR 75c. VALUE, Stylish Straw Ha UNION SQUARE, Saturday and Monday 279 Broadway, near Chambers. 47 Cortiandt St., near Greenwich, 125th St., corner Third Ave. Only. ie iM tin FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1906. | yovernment Forces Ordered) | =| quarter and lalf lined trousers—semi. » 1815 SITE ME under way. ' Men's 2-piece suits °9 ESS than the making cost, but we must close out all our summer weight suits in season and the price reduc- tions have never been par- alleled. Store closes at 12.80, Second Floor Blue serge suits Gray worsted suits French flannel suiis Fancy tropical suits Coats in the latest style with band. made collars—hand pacded lapels— peg and turn up—815 grede, $9 $15 takes any suit in Store. That's a remarkable of- fer-so early in the sea- son, but we positively will not carry over any suit to next season. Our very finest suits includ- 20, $25, $2 $30 suits ail at $ W omen’ IS is our great bathing suit » H : 5 best values ever offered in t Made to our own order trom our on equalled in New York. early—store closes at 12.80. ‘Thira Several good models blue and black brilliantine— skirt (attached to bloomers) trimfmed with fancy braids— priced exceptionally low at suits for men, $2. Mala Regular values from $4 to85.50, All FX fine quality worsted. ~~ esse Necaabiaiecabieds ! 1000 rubber lined sateen bathing om Special for this sale... and 1000 pairs bathing shoe at, per pair tee wceeee Notion Dept July clearing » sales s bathing suits, 2.95 ‘inl—one of the is line of goods. materials and priced on a basis that cannot be Come Floor. to select from in a very stylish costume for the beach, vere OS — ‘Brooklyn Knitting Co.'s bathing Pioor, colors. Shirts quarter sleeves, ome sleeveless: all 2. ic -25¢ and 50 Men’s shirts reduced O The selling has been tremendous and lines are now broken. prices averaging half—shirts that sold up to $1.50 at 89e There are so Store closes 12,80... .04 ee ta many styles, 90 many patterns, so great a variety of ed jn this great sale, that you will shades to be » rendity—find —your size ~~ it is un doubtedly the big- gest shirt bargain of the Summers regular $1, $1.25 and $1.50 grades at B9c. Men's worsted bathing suits—balance of the Jot pur chased from the Brooklyn Knitting Co—special Besceessss> Bee SIMPSON CRAWFORD Oo. Miscellaneous bargains, Women's 0c. pure linen tailor-made stocks, pearl buttons, 23e 25c. golf hair nets, all shades; notion dept., 1Se Men's SOc, and SSc. white lisle shirts and drawers, 3c Paper fiction for summer reading, 4 for 2ic.. at Te Copyright cloth bound fiction; best authors, 10¢ Mc. mercerized white Lingerie batiste for waist resses, 40 Inches wide, ast “ing ioe 19c. drawers for children good muslin; elzee 1 to 14 ~ years, 12¢ Women's 100, and 25c. linen handkerchiefs, 12%e Women’s $16.50 suits in white and tolored linens, 5.00 14.75 misses’ and junior sults, linens and reps, 5.00 Remnants of silk; worth 50c to $1 yd. To clean up, at yd.. a5¢ Clearing sil Children’s Siraw Hats—-2d floor, Me Idealia Elder flower and cucumber cream, Ihe and S5c $) real leather Vanity Bugs, at SOc Men's 59¢ washable Four-in-hands, BSc Hand-painted linen parasols—Special 1,39 2% in, leather suit case, strong steel frame, linen lined, 3.50 Canvas covered dress trunks, steel hinges, brass lock, 5.00 Strong, serviceable hammock, pillow and valence; colors assorted, 1.00 Two-passenger lawn swings, for adults or children, 3.25 Eight ball croquet sets, strona wickets; nicely painted set, 1,00 White canvas Ties, Pumps and Gibson ties, " 1.50 Children's 2.50 and §3 shoes, broken sizes, 1.00 8.25 Star refrigerators at 5.25 2.50 to 3.50 sure-cut lawn mowers 2.39 AJB) nen table napkins, doz, 173 20c. hemmed huck towels at lage TS. Cluny Ince centre pleces at S5e 1.50 lawn neglivee downs at Women's 70. night gowns at Women’s 1.50 cambric corset covers Women's 30c. drawers at” Women's $1,50 cambric skirts at Men's $15 2-plece Suits at ‘Washable Dress Shields. 5 pairs, We've decided not to replenish these broken assortments, and to-morrow the whole lot is offered at al | PENED the season with the choicest stock of men's fine shirts shown in New York this year. 50 fT wigs gi "25e i peeiall i] 89c | |! H.ONeill & Co Store Closes 12,30 Saturday. Misses’ and Girls’ Wash Suits, Skirts and Dresses. (Third Floor.) A group of very fine values for Saturday's selling, All made up in the very best styles and of absolutely dependable materials. Misses” White Coat Saits—in Linen, three-quar-) 7 98 bein ie We eek ere eee rr oc cotton Repp and Unior styles, length 35 to 40 inches, value $2.25; special at... ha ay, Gingham] and Lawns, low neck, trimmed with embroidery t Ze 25 Misses’ Eton Suits—in white Repp, skirt fren circular, self trimmed; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; We are showing a full fine of Peter Pan and a Dresses in linen, at 4,75, 5.98, 8.75 and 10.75. ter length, pleated skirt; sizes 14, 16 and 18} Wash Skirts for misses and small women—In} 1.75 Girls’ Wash Dresses—in Chambray, full skirt with deep hem; sizes 6 to 12 years, at..} +50 yalue $8.00; special at..... Infants’ and Children’s Dept. Nine Splendid Specials for Friday and Saturday. (Third Floor.) Al 19¢.3 regalarly 29¢. Al 75c.4 regalarly 1.00. Children’s Muslin and Cambric| Children’s colored Pajamas—light Drawers—tine tucks, embroidery|and dark colors; sizes 2 to 14 and lace trimmed; sizes 2 to 14/ years. Regular price ete 75¢ years. Regular price, 29¢.; 19% special at —— | At e.7 — “Ye. At 49.4 regalarly 60¢. | Children's colored Chambr | Children's Cambric Skirts—full Dresses—Russian style; sizes 2, ] tucked foUnces, etiyed -witt--en-<4 years. Regeler pete, broidery and lace. Regehr 49c price, 60c.; special at At 45c.3 regularly 69. 49 At 19c.3 regalarly 29. | coi Idren's Muslin Skirts—with full Children's Muslin Gowns—tucked/tucked ruffles | Regular 9 yokes, embroidery and lace |price, 2S; SPUN cev 19¢ trimmed; sites 2 to 14 years lar price, Gc; spe- 45c | At 19¢.; regularly 29¢, r. i Seeeerrrererirryr Children’s Sun Bonnets—in white nd pique Mexia At 98.3 regalarly 1.50. | , 296; special at... 19¢ Another lot of colored Chambray Dresses—suspender, Russian ana| Af J9c.7 regalarly 29¢. waist styles; sizes 2, 3, 4 and $ Infants’ Lawn Caps—embroidery years. Regular Price, s 30; gg. and lace trimmed. Regular 4g i | special at 28c; special at Ic | Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits _| at 50c, 75c and J,25 Formerly 75¢ to $3.00. We offer Friday and Saturday a collection of Boys’ Wash Suits, cut in Sailor, Eton and Russian styles, made of Madras, Pique, Chambrays, Poplins, Duck and Linen in attractive colorings and white 7$¢ Suits, 98¢ Suits, $1.50 to $3.00 Suits, 50 75 1,25 ' 1] Men’ s and Boys’ Straw Hats | Formerly $1.25 to $4.98 | T Reduced to 75¢ and $3.00 25 | Boys’ 50¢ and W5e¢ Blouses—stipes and) figures (slightly soiled), wit! be closed out at A Clean Up Sale of Men’s Negligee Shirts. cumulated from several recent spe sales range in valve all the w 4) to. $2.00; Open Mesh Shirts and ‘Drawers. A manufacturer's sample line. (No C. ©. D. or 12Jc Unchangeable Black Cotton Half Hose. | A-coltection-of slightly mussed Shirts that has ¢{ foe out price gail-orders.) Value 500. each; Saturday at.. x sm phertmaciincttpmamemne met Specials for Saincday 1 in ‘| Handkerchiefs and Neckwear Women's Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, corded i borders, tapd-embeaicered initlal; usually sold + 1236 | for 25. each; special at = | Stock Collars—~200 dozen washable tien Stock) Collars with detachable Windsor Tie, in an assort-| | peel of plaids and polka dots; usually sold tl | Special at | hE pieces of Net, Crepe Lisse and } Chiffon Ruching in white only; usually 25¢. + per yard; special at. h | 25¢ meno nape "Friday and Saturday Sale of Women's White Canvas Gibson Ties and Pumps Regular $1.75 Grade This season's newest models, with covered Cuban) oa all sizes from 2% to 7. Spee for Friday and Saturday, at . | Another Lot of the RES, fl Barefoot Sandals For Misses and Children Sizes 6 tq 2. Value 39, ¢ 1.10 |