The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1907, Page 6

TOTHE ALBANY “Makes Addresses in Each House *: After He Calls on Gov, a ‘Hughes. to The Evening World June &—Wiltiam 2. Bryan, accompanied nor Chanler and Bint § Co! ~ to the Capitol today and made | ' Becta! | ALBANY, N.Y by) Lieutenant 4 politics yan was loudly Bpped onto the . Governor, who man who hal bee lands. The Nebraska Fiftues of a Re ‘emmment. Grady and Raines then | troduced him to all the c by im front of the Wee tumultuous cheered and yelled. Bearly half an horr. Tature was 0 en unalloyed any represen couldn't harmonize with tha gohatituents, to resign his job, d Bryan. The faults of Govern: ‘Rot im the people, but in t 40 represent them and who ‘heir trust. Bryan gave the newspapermen a talx A the economic and police! ten @eheles of the time. The average man, he @ald, waa beginning to asser welt and the Anancier was less & @ at The recent investigations t were ted betrayed ad |B made tt imporstbie for the financier ta > ‘appear sdiemn ind sanctimonious = White Bryan was talking at one of the building, Alton B. Parker amguing a case before the Cou 5 Appeals tm another partyof the by | Ame. The two did not meet. PRICES ARE LOWER = STOCK MARKET General Declines Mark the Trading in Early Hours es .3 On Wall Street. The any stend! pest 1-8 )The local stock m: s opened with ral dectne, 1 joung | $; Canada Pac fic i-2 3-4; Great Northern and Central, 1-1; Texas and Sicel, common, 1-5 Igamated opened 1-4 lower and loet thern The Closton WHEAT FIRMER IN PRICE edsent inter neex ® pT = te all 38. : Anaconda Copper and Consolidated @as opened unchanged. Amecican ° iting #tarted lower, mmon, 3 Rock Island dectined 3-4. Union opened 11-4 lower and ra 9 December, 1% 1-2, Me to M16; " $ xke drithled on the market in face & to S21 L. @ .Morts to check the de ay ad. 5 Wancing selected stocks. Reading was amer fun up from 100 to li 3-4 anc Gar rose 13-1, lors. cove vents nd PED Y. ‘The undertors crew afternoon, but toer recoverion WON) um sour Pacific » ple a Mis down 1 and @ i | 6” AV. airs: i | A Mighty One Day’s P| = Suit Sale P| Will take place here to-morrow. "5 CORN-PAD, United | dress Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y In & Pineb, Use ALLEN'S FOGT-FASE Ladies can wear sho smaller after using Allen di r to be shaki os tight or ne nstant relief it's the grea y of the age awollen feet, sore spots. It hot and any of | ‘112 Values ranging up to $32.50 1OO Voile Suits— Tm black and all the new Summe 150 Serge Suits— The latest aud newest mode in black, blue, brown, wh 200 English Check Suits-— a 75 Finest Panama Suits— fasbionalble Prince Chap, Mtted modele—eloge Rt ‘and five hairline stripes, the choice of hea ip @ variety of this season's u at models, sack coat ntly tatlored, September, 54; the FOOT-EASE a new Raltway Investment praterred 21-2. | Canada is Amelting rebounded 1 1-4 war lifted 2 and | The total sales of stocks to-day were W740) sharee and of bonds #5,000, Que! uk Clanel Xr ot “T| Be ae i's » et 8 Ld ty be Lies sn os ise tos ae gs - 4) ah +h ty 8S 1 BR Ba c's a A 3] Bo By 2.8] 82 aR gl ue ‘ens t i oe ay a \ Gia a 4+ 2y + “he We BI = 2h A 44 Beers z Sersreree bd 8 en into t w shoes fee! to corns and test cc is a cor aching fee! phoe sto substitute For | Sa on invent ana Su 41:35 | S147 e148 | THE EVENING WORLD, bilipsborn THE OUTER GARMENT SHOP. You will be readily convinced that the 380 High Grade Dresses WHICH WE OFFER TO-MORROW a 18.75 Each Are_worth fully $29.75, $33.CO and $35.00 We have marked them down from these prices to close them u ___They ar accumulations of a season's Dusiness—odd dresses and sample ¢ resses, which we cannot duplicate on account of shortage of materials, They are shirt waist models— Ss and two-piece styles—also some “Mikado models, In solid a colors, rings, dots, Stripes “and Checks 67 Shirt Waist Dresses TO BE CLOSED OUT a Q, 75 Fach remainder of our previous 1 sales at $18.75 and $22.50, The ss and tv Plece models, !n Foulards, Chiffon checks, stripes and solid colors plain In all shades, and trimmed styles, Every new idea in pleated skirts 12 West 23d St. through to 22d. Oppestt Avenue WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, OMMERS Announce the following specials For Thursday and Friday Suits NEW TAILORED MODELS, half length semi-fitted coat with extra full plaited skirt; made of Panama and Imported Worsteds. special 15.00 sreaa, 22.50 $30.00 SUITS........ . Coats STREET and AUTO COATS of Scotch Mixtures, Basket Linen and Tafleta 5.00 $10.00 COATS.......eeeeesesees +» SPECIAL dine salen SPECIAL 10.00 $40.00 SUITS $25.00 COATS........... $30.00 COATS........ SPECIAL 15.00 Waists LINGERIE WAISTS, trimmed with Yal. laces and embroidered $2.75 WAISTS ss sccacennesseevaet SPECIAL 1.90 BB7S WAISTS...« 456000000004 ses OF EOIN 2.75 MANNISH SHIRTS of figured Madras and Percale. $2.75 SHIRTS SPECIAL 1.75 OAD SHIRT Oe inane pees 2.25 23d St., Cor. FitemAWs mance ie tices FOR EGIAL Franklin Simon & Co. Mice & Weetos Co, | 12 East 45th St. Clearance Sale Gowns, Suits, Coats, Wraps, Waists, Tailored Suits. The! above we offer positively at prices very much below cost. No Charge for Alterations during One Week. CORRECT FOR WOMEN. SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY Tailcred Linen Suits CUTAWAY SUITS of French linen; semi-fitted back, 16.50 detachable shaw! c and cuffs of white linen; pisited skirt, with fo.d. Colors; White, Natural Lavender, Pink and Blue SPECIAL TIGHT-FITTED COAT SUITS of Poplinette; 27-Inch coat, with strapped seams; collar and cuffs trimmed with linén braié; full plalted skirt, with 3 fold Colors: White Natural, Pink, Lavender and Blue 12 50 SPECIAL o' ( ppasite Fifth Ave. Hotel 20 West 23d Street, Shoes Black, Tan & White “very good style in each color for Men, Women and Children, Wide range of prices, lime and money saved by |coming here first, Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Stre.t, | Alexander a® Ne EOE OR ODE OO Oe TTI OOOO TO Fifth Avenue. UNUSUAL OFFERINGS THURSDAY Women’s Sultana & Liberté Capes Bat bl For Seashore, Mountain and Evening Wear “Sultana’’ Cape—tong, richly draped cape, French broadcloth, in white, tan, gray, blue, castor or black; handsomely embroidered collar and sleeves. Value $34.50... 19.75 12.50 *sLiberte’® Cape -Long model; French broadcloth, white, tan, light blue, brown or black; large silk !ined hood: cord and tassels. Value $21.50 WILL CLOSE OUT 120 Lingerie Princess Dresses of French Batiste and Persian Lawn, white, pink, blue, violet and natural; trimmed with lace and embroidery Heretofore $13.75 to $15 8.50 FIFTH AVE,, 37th and 38th Sts. 180 PIECES of NEW STRIPE CURTAIN SWISS, value I5c per yard, for...... 10c 500 PIECES o! FIGUR:D and DOTTE SWISS, value 22c per yard, for 124c MUSLIN CURTAINS, Ruffled and Hemstitched, Plain and Figured, value 59c, 7c, 8c, 1.25, 1.75, 1,98, per pair 35c, 59c, 69c, 98c, 1.25, 1.48 RENAISSANCE LACE BED SETS, with large Motif and Bolster Piece to match, 3,75 Value 5.98 each, for Furniture Slip Covers Of BEST BELGIAN DAMASK, allowing 20 yards of 30-inch terial for five-piece Parlor Sultes, made to order vy exper enced hands, Value 7.75 per Suite, for Broadway, &th and 9th Sts. moo, "The Best Scouring Soap Made a Gonaring Soap A Meta! Polish A Glass Cleaners “Hearn §f Hyman ‘TonnDoaniell SonstSons,, | Upholstery Dept. (Specials) | good fortune. | aasefey Ocenomy |gascow enf- Sub-Station Store, Old Building It’s Plain Common: Sense to Buy Muslin Underwear NOW | . This is the last WHITE SALE on the old basis of prices, until there comes a change in the linen and cotton markete. And the Muslin me garments we have pre- pared at the OL) LOW PRIC are prettier and more varied than ever, But lots are comparatively small, and they are the last we can pet, = Therefore, buy early and as largely as you can afford to—you won't regret it.. All the garments are made in the thorough Wanamaker way Phe lower-priced kinds are in the Sub-Station Store—and the special offerings comprise Women's and Children's Underwear, Babies’ Dresses, Corsets, Shirt-wiists, and kindred articles—too many for details Come. Sweeping Reductions on All UNTRIMMED MILLINERY _ Readjustment of our stock of Untrimmed Millinery in its new iocation in the Sub-Station Store precipitates & thorough clean-up at sharply reduced prices—that are in almost every case, except in the higher-priced hate— LESS THAN HALF of former prices. Every possible style, shape, straw and color fs included—compris- ing the newest and favorite styles of the season. There are chip, Tuscan, Milan nd Neapolitan straws Japanese braid, and practically every other straw that is used New prices are 50c, 78c, $1, up to $2.50 Former prices were $1.50 to $5 Also a quantity of Children’s Trimmed Hats with ribbons, quills, pompons, etc), at 50¢ to $5, that were $1.25 to $7.50 It's a wonderful chance, but best choosing will be early tomorrow morning. z Girls’ and Young Women’s Suits Splendid Values at $10 and $13.50 The $10 Suite ought to sell at $20. The $13.50 Suits ought to sell at $23.50. That they don't is the ‘ault of the season—and your For they make one of the best of this very remarkable series of offerings of (iirls’ Suits that we have presented in the Sub-Station Store. Made in the very popular light striped, checked and fancy wors- q teds, in tropical weights—just right for Summer wear—by & manu- q fucturer whose standard is very high. Handsomely finished; mostly in Vassar jacket models, but a few in Pony and Eton styles. All-have full plaited skirts. Sizes 14 to 18 years. A most exceptional opportu- nity. On sale tomorrow, Embroidery Medallions, 5c Each It took a purchase of a thousand | On sale Regular values are llc to 25c. dozens to secure the low price. Women want these pretty medallions by the dozen for Summer shirt-waists and dresses. They are oblong motifs, many white, some touched with olack, some linen color. There are combinations of lace and embroidery, and some panels 18 inches long—wonderful | variety of designs, all at the same price, 5c each. c 4 i Nainsook Edgings, 12:c Yard Sample pieces, elsc they would readily command ise a yard. Two thousand yards in all—fine work, on cloth in keeping with the embroidery. Unteresting, if you have underwear to trim. A ; F Reductions on Women’s Waists Absoiute reductions on attractive Uhis-season’s styles of China silk and lawn Walsts that were desirable at their original prices, Now marked to close out the lots quickly China Silk Waists at $2, from $3.50 White or black; very good quality silk; tailor platted Lawn Waists at $2, from $3.50 Sheer, trimmed with Valenciennes lace insertion and fine em- broldery ;; Lawn Waists, $1.25, from $2.25 lo $2.75 Sheer Valenciennes lace insertion forming yoke, and plaits of embroidery. Short sleeves. Also of colored lawn with white polka dots. Pretty Ribbons---Little to Pay ; large orders, Here savings to you yi, regularly and brown, regularly 35c. are examples—desirable ribbons, all, at c Lastrous-finished Faille Kibbon In black, white, light blue, » Satin-back Black \ t Kibbe Brooches and Hatpins, 10c Each all these pretty trinkets come from abroad, There are Brooches, Hatpins, Neck- Bambonnieres, Vantty Boxes with All sorts of effective designs and GM in navy bl 2 in Bbc. wide, 2oe yd Importers’ overstocks. and sell regularly at 25¢ each laces—straight and graduated powder puff and Men's Scarfpins colored stones. 10¢ each WALL PAPERS---A Regrouping ‘The quantity of Wall Papers we have sold in the past two weeks in the Bub-Btation Store is an y thousands of rolls. Some of the best products of Amer mills are Involved, and savings run from a quarter tc on regular prices. convenience we have grouped ul! sample boeks, 98 follows Am rican Papers Enzlish Pavers Sca roll, regularly ige to 12)4¢ ICe W roi, regularly 20¢ to 500 7%4¢ a roll, regularly 12%c 1 25. a roll, reguiarly 600 Ww $4 10¢ a rail, regularly 200 to 35c 8 roll regularly $1 and up- 1S¢ a roll, regularly 35¢ to 50c | were's ———— Men's FiirceRifty. Patent Leather Oxfords At $2 a Pair On Sale Thursday Morning. Five hundred pairs of smart Oxford and Blucher Low Shoes—mostly of patent coltskin, at little more than half their regular price, The leather is of fine quality, soles are welted; made over modern Jasts; all sizes in the lot, but not in each of the half-dozen styles that are represented, fhey are oxcellent Summer shoes at @ pe- markably little price~$2a pair instead of $3.50, Main Floor, New Building JOHN WANAMAKER j Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. ; a | Broadway, Fgurth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street,