The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1906, Page 7

* PRIEST TELLS OF QUICK TRIP TO = “SAVE IRELAND” ~ Father Ocean to HIS VOYAGE At 13th St. _ Poi ached _ isskwetts ei a car at Fi eots yeulerday, base of her aleull, Vincent's Hospital. in &t [bes FROM FRACTURED SKULL] — Agnon Tracy, thirty-five, a bein wns died CAUSE MORE SUFFERING DEATHS THAN ALL OTHER Sane ase | DISEASES COMBINED. Crossed Vote for Kettle, Toner A RECORD imond nd He L Weak Kidneys AND It WH) emee advice er evidence | | Sold on Our Easy Terms $] Week No Extras. n Your Home No Interest. livered Kh , re Society is Rotten. | | We are also Agents for McPhail, Kirchhoff, Regal The Simplex Pitiebure ti It makes musicians of Ge all, Hourdman & Gray, | J. T. Brooks, Caldwell, Extreme Good Values in Men’s Summer Suits “$4375 |“ 84Q-50 Our entire stock of Two and three blue serge suits is garment suits in saan te the light and medium . | color fabrics for. -. above price. vacation. Formerly $18, $20, | Values formerly up $25 and $28. T to $18. In youths’ sizes, single or double breasted suits $Q 7% of blue serge and unfinished worsted, Value ** up to $15, at.. eens tees Three Broadway ‘Stores; at Canal St. HH i | | | ing a -NoMoneyDown | near Chambers St. "The first wa oh Friday —_- inventory Hair brushes at 25c. VER 1,000 hair brashesgrades that retail regular. ly at 75c—-secured from a maker anxious 25 to clore out balance of stock; sale price Cc 5,000 @he French tooth brushes 12c. Sale of women’s sample hosiery.| Best silk values ever offered at 49¢ Crrortu NITY to buy 50c. and 75c, hosiery at 85c. per pair—latest novelties of the season—sample stock of a prominent New York importer. Main Floor, 35¢e¢ Jace hosiery—black and white lace and fancy colorings—newest 35e * detigns—50. $1; palit, S5c > ime 25c, hosiery, 1c. Women's Maco yarn “en's half hose, 35c. Transpitent. blask lea Something very pretty and dainty if lack gaure t cotton hose, 12/:c. in men's plain isle and allover thread — seamless foot—double Extrafine —excellept value foripe Va NeN SPA Un AN Acne soles and heels, with silk finish guaranteed fast and stainless xause, § pairs for $i. Pair, 35 also tan allover lace stripes. A ; A very good 240, yalue—specis) Men's 25c. cotton half, Women's allover lace to-morrow 3 ve ' hose, pair 19c. snide hosiery, 25c, —SIMPSON CHAWFORD CO —- 7 ——— A great August purchase of corset covers. HE lateness of the season accounts for our placing these corset covers on sale at after-inventory prices. Sold one lot of 2.000 last week and they went so fast that we have undertuken to dispose of another lot of the same quality at the same price, The collection includes a great varlety of embroidered lisle allover to The grades~-at. 3 pairs for Recond Fiver. These corset covers are made of high grade sheer mate- Pials that co-t the meker more than the present selling price, but they're ‘nade Ter endé of talte—th- deft over fabric vs that cannot be carried to next season with advantas Workniar ship is of the best sort and each corset cover is dai itily uimmed froet os . leer» beading and n—regular prices 50c t — sale PriCh.eseeces | 19¢ for 29¢ corset e covers — Made of | cambric — full effects, finished wth lace edge. Value | unmatchable at this price, 50 for $1 drawers, 15 styles, combric and nainsook, full umbrella IC ‘hoancrs, trimmed with lace ins-rtion and edge, tucks and embroidery. 98 for $1.50 nightgowns, corset covers and walking Cc skirts—Very ‘pecial valaes—fine materials with insertions and rufPes of lace and embroide.y, tucks and ribbon, 50c for nightgowns and corset 59c¢ covers, fine materals, trimmed with rows of Ince ond enbrodery, tucks, beading and lace and egbroidery trimmings. ribbon. Keduced to close at 50c, | clearance after inventory, ‘for 50c¢ drawers | styles — muslin | | 25c —20 and = cambre — um brella founces—trimmed with laces, r| tucks or exabroide ry edge. ‘| cambrie—high neck, with cluster of tucks, | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AvGUST ®t 1908, | INSEL Me ALLLLY C : | ities—made up in the most ef- for 89c¢ nightgowns—of soft finish Reduced for quick | Bathing caps at 25c. ARGEST assortment tn thie eity—complete line of atyles and colors, at prices that *50c wat 25e¢ Bains cover matiufacturing cost, . Bathing shoes in choiee sty 50 and 25. ATs THOUSAND-Y ARD purchase of plain colored taffeta silks from one of the most reliable makers in this country—silks that retail in this and all other houses at 75e per yard, in one tremendous aggregation at 490, Main Weer. Over one hundred of the most tesitable street and evening 49 shades; also fifty glace combinations to choose from, inelnding 49, 4 white and black A heavy rustling silk never before re- tailed below 7Sc. For Friday's selling. .csscsesss1+06 490 In all the wanted colors; 49ec 69c Peau de cygne, 49c—plain colored and glace. also white and black—one of the best values ever offered by this store— very lustrous, strong and serviceable ...see ess - =" CHAWFORD CO Alllow price records broken on misses’ and girls’ apparel. 4 REET values in this sale are 49.ex@Kordinary that we won't stop to offer s word of explanation. Many of the garments in this sale have already undergone several reductions in price, and these are the final reductions. Thire Fises, The prices include our entire stock of misses’, junior and girls’ outer garments—everything remaining over from the most successful Season ever enjoyed by this department ; iia a an Up to $2 dresses, 95c.—Neat little chambray dresses in plain colors, Anderson ginghams in stripes and chyeks—low or high | neck—guimp and “Russian style Up to.6.50 dresses, 50 | Unto 11.75 dresses, 2.75 Girls’ dresses — sheer white Limited quantity — tmrported Jawns, dainty little figured dim- | poplinette—fine quality linen— white or natural color—excep- fective styles and quaint little low neck dresses—trimmed with Swiss embroidery—ti to 14 years, Up to 18.75 coats and | reefers. 3.95 | Girls’ reefers and three-quarter | | | | tionally fine white Persian lawns; ' also the pretty light shades. Up to $25 net dresses, 12.75 Remainder of our white net and Point d' Esprit dresses for misses, and also intermediate sises— tiahorstely trimmed with fine Jace and insertion—organdy drop | skirts—short sleeves. sar Misses’ $8 dotted Swiss dresses, $5 This announcement ought to attract a crowd to-moriow, Fine sheer full skirts, tucked and $5 trimmed bodice; short sleeves—trimmed with lace or Swiss embroidery ......- + “ length coats for early Fall wear— odds and ends at a great sierifice —to wear over thin dresses— in pongee, taffeta and lightweight materials. —_ + -AIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, Shirt waist suits *1.95 Remarkable values in our clearing sale of waists at *l. aggregation that embraces very choice styles in lawn shirt waists that sold during the early | part of the season at $1.75 and $2. Sizes ate broken, but there are all sizes in some of the many All well-made waists pos- sesang those attractive style attributes characteristic af $1.75 and $2 waists, Women's $3.25 waists at $1.98. Three styles in this assortment, made of fine lawn and batiste, t eA with Val. lace and fine medallions; some with Jace and in- | ‘ 5g des for quick clearance at 81.98. | UR customers have voiced their enthusiasm over | every sale held this season, but this sale of shirt-} waist suits will come as a surprise even to those who know that they van expect wonderful values at | ME Simpson Crawford's, for these saits axe made from fine materiais, fash- | fonably eut and considered extra good values at $8 to $5 Third Fier, Must clear them out ea , hows ever, an! have named 5.as the price for Friday—made Uh ins whise Persian lawns and dimiti¢s—several ly trimmed. You Il want several of these $18.75 silk dresses, $6.50, The remainder of our silk shirt waist | styles between 34 and 40, Simpson Crawford apparel. models,all handsome $ l 95 $3 to £5 dresses at ne SIMPSON CRAWFORD (Co. - Men's sample bathing dresses—fancy taffetas, odds and | values $5 to ends, suits, 9}. 95. They ate high-grade suits made by $14.75 linen and English | © ecuRED one 25 dos, Jot of sample bathing suits to sell at $1.98, competant tailoe—the same sewing rep suits, $5.95. H and they unt fying. Now another maker comes in $ and care as is taken in our men’s 7.50 linen coat suits. | th his coll 95 | mutta; “Russian suite-—vires: 2)4—+0~6 = $12.75. co sessile doahte the gaeratad ocak, are ee ¥ years. Sailor uits, 6 to 10 years. } - priceasked-“made Of fine worsted, : Newes! productions in Tandy alieviats Male SIMPSO’ CRAWFORD ©o. 9 . Clearing men’s suits. Gers that sold up to $25, reduced to $12—that’s the decisive wi vas | to sell off the balance of broken lines, Staple blues and blacks included. All sizes from $4 to #6 are well represented, but the larger man is particularly fortunate, as the range from 40 to 40 is particularly good. Two and three-piece Suits in neat worsteds and ¢assimeres, ‘The nobbiest patterns of the season as well as the most conservative pat~ terns for large men. Every suit cut and tailored in the manner characteristic of suits made to | measure by expert tailors, Men's $5 Trousers at 3. 500 pairs is all we have left from last week's sale—Line worsteds in single and double-striped eflecte—sizes 80 to 44 1,100 boy's woollen suits, $3; Secourt Floor ‘1312 Bi. $30 tina oe c eRe coat suits | Bathing suits at $2. ‘05. Odds and ends of the season's smart bathing suits—fine Sicilian beautifully triramed in plain or fancy braids. St. Gall embroideries. wy GHOPPERS will eagerly seize this opportunity of securing 20c. embroideries at 10¢, for the grades are the greatest in demand right now for al] sorts of uses. Main Poor, Daintiest and most favored desijns that come from St, Gall. Great variety ot styles and widths, bands, edgings, in- sertions, ruftlings, widths, etc,—embroidered on fine neinsook, cam- Up to 250, brio and awins, : 10¢ embroidtertes, 15c T Up to 95e. Up to lates LAB ——— MMPSON OKAWRORD CU A 10,000 yard sale of 'batiste laces. have rounded out our immense assortment of batiste laces by securing, an itmporter's over- stock at less than half prices--same grade of laces used on the most fashionable garments, The richest combinations represented—the most de- sirable widths of bandings, laces, insertions, irregulars, medal! ons, ete,-~combinations af Fresch batiste and fine laces—lIrish, copies of fine, qhend work--English eyelet, Oriental Embroidery, ete. lacesnores 39¢ oe se ns 50¢ and w orsteds. Embroidered skirting } flannel remnants. 1 fel TORY brought to light a large accumulation of short ends of white silk embroidered skirting spragts with scallops and hemstitched edges, lengths of 14,134, 2, 24%, 2% ands yards—tabric that is very desirable for infants’ slips and wornen’s skir * All this season's designs, and sold at from 5Ce $1 per yard—vecured several thousand yards in Pi —~on the bargain ¢outtters tormurrow at, per yard, Remnants of sheetings, laces. | Bleached and unbleached, vacious. lengths, 10°4; standard makes; regularly iSec, 50 : 1. 98 byardy —whtte—the-—8,600 verde Main Fleor. Main Floor, 39e Cluny Up to 82.948 “98e Up to $5, laces ever “ Shirts, 89c. AST shipment of that | embrotdertes, Specially priced for Friday and Saturday. sixth ricor, Up to 200, Gronerieg Pe 0: a GARDEN GROWN, TRAB—AN our? great Troy purchase eee 5c! Brean or ined sun gg which we told you about | mae —e gaits @ Sunday has reached us in m | BREA, BDREAK- 1 Ge 4 ~.* time for Bargain Friday. eile Hang fii W dene 4 peat 's ‘price Ae) If anything, they're a finer DONREDAN BAN: | : Jot than the first shipment, Beare peeks | ERnuee tenes | Ertan atte | Since and fC eat ehirteuale Uh a Rw — Balcin, | ty spoked snoce Neuer. Cheapest shirt ejuals the wan Baty, % wether MAoe! | Saree water Se | best 1.50 shirt of the ex- bait ae gs | epees " ABe pe . |e na MAT | ust t berdash ar | HOM MA ewan | wort Kur clusive taberdasher. 5 | CaAK { wine wi C Se | See, Pay) | | Sartetel, fee ji x parts) 7Se Mato Poor. nag Arabian’ Mo- | full gt, 4 eulae Tale: ry Great variety of nob- \ i ae [Bg ce aSe | gee, penny, | ¥ by patterns, made of Igy, @ Rane the finest shirting mater- ir efaet, besa’ DLAC Keri BRANDY. " wily agen Me bet. ic eonurrg WAUK right. The size range is Mit | seldom a man who cannot secure several styles to his satisfaction, Just about enough for Pm rain | ials—made to fit and hang | not complete, but there's | ret STMPBON CRAWFORD CO ———~ Friday is beds and bedding day. 500 $25 brass beds, | ae ‘Wlustrated, ¢-inch post with heavy saters and the bew style Thor knob vases, | best French Ivo juer $18 box couch, § feet 1 in b kuat $15.50 X quality mattress, pure hair, full anteed con- $12. 75 4 its, guaranteed workmanship, th wtruction eer. ticking; special utsec. . $10,00 $56.50 brasa bed. ....,. $45 oo $19.10 brass bes Bt 5) $21.00 XX qu lity Mattress, pure hair $66.00 brass bed 53-59 lull $0 Ibe, ‘ 92.15 steel springy, $2.00 $1.00 steel springs $3.09 MMPOA ticking; sp lal aks $15.00 619.00 box springs, $4.00 4.50 XXX qué y Bttress, pure balr 81.50 feather pillow, 9¢x24 at....81.10) striped ti sina) eects) & setteenene ORANOD $3.00 feather pillow, #2x94 A.C. A, at Sleds $3.00 leather piliow, 9ixgR |) thik t... #215 $52.00 XXXX quality matiress, pure $5.15 feather pillow, #ox30 at...-$2.70 t > Ibe y ing, 1 or tw - $25.00 White enamelled pedsteaas. Beat baked enarnel—-latest aod Rewer designs. $1.00 bed wt $4.75 | $10.75 bed a) 88.79 #9.00 bed at $7.25 $11.75 hed at $9.50 100 $30 Ostermoor mat $18.50 resees, made two parts, Sach F $10.50 iron {ancy telescope couch tha! makes a double bed o- two plagle tody or couch for bed» room, parlor of sitting room. Complete 8 q5 . with mattress ated be nether ce eene sanitary cov high grad eo sate fotenet colelng. } bls poane Pr ald aes Sat Pas