The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1908, Page 12

ee ne NR ART EATER TE EEE LMOTP LATE OLE IETS THE EVENING WORLD,’ MONDAY, STOCKS SOAR AN ACTIVE MARAE Big Gains in Several Issues to Par JANUARY 6, 1908. { he warning that any perjurers who are discoverec in this court will be Indicted and sent to Jail.” Justice Sanders’s remarks were trans ted to the atrikers in various ways Pe pretty generally distributed unt! the first elation «ettine a delay on the dispossess notices changed to wail ing and lamentations, ‘The sirike lead- ers talked themselves purple In the face without palpable result in dissolving the upon their fol- clare that to tesue FASTEST GROWING STORE itt MILES TO BE EVICTED NN WEDNESDAY NEW YORK'S OTHE se O60 WESTIGY STRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY. oer ee INDED | PTF TRACE SA RANITEE JAMES MsGREERY & GO; 23rd Street S4th Strect SPANGLED ROBES, On Tuesday, January the 7th. Sale of Spangled Robes at reduced In Both Stores. and Reading Goes sf —Reaction at Close. prices, Ea ie © ren ee { Landlords Banded Together to aemar Blac!: Spangled Robes.......-9.50 : Ina value 15.00 to 25.00 2 i Prevent Their Finding Apart- ; ul Colored or Black Spangled Robes, } Sicic viel) and the § a ments Elsewhere. att thelr demands for a reda 15,00 value 20,00 to 05.00 sory, with an average of about five t » MAGISTRATE’S WARNING nessanahtons family, a swarm of about 3 1) east side poor with hundreds of ¢ en of furniture, will be cas: out on the pavement. If they are forced to Tells Tenants Law Must Be tnis extreme the situation will be grave indeed Obeyed and Red Flag Not Landlords Banded Together. 3 H Followed. FEATHER STOL&S. : Natural or black...... 4.50 and 7.50 value 6.50 and 10.30 On reached par and adva sues ran from 3 to 5 points N Buying orders began to flow into the imarket early, St. Paul and the Hill )( | stocks showing the most conspicuous | strength. In the early afternoon North American jumped 5 the upward (WE'RE simply breaking all former selling records—a case of 3 success based upon merit. With values betier, with stocks greater than ever, giving more for your money than anywhere else obtainable, it’s no wonder our store is thronged to-day. IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALES with extraordinary economies RIBBON, In Both Stores. Washable satin pin dot Ribbon. | So bitter have the landlords -become | that they have banded together and |agreed not’ to take in any of the, their situ realization b there was palj and vicinity 5 effe, fon did dawn upon them the highest, 101 nd of het and last ces It was a busy day and news of riot: ing was received with enthusiasm at strike headquarters. In the half dozen ‘ae compared | p + PFEEEEL EHETEHE EE HEHE! ttt 7.88 cents por waist and Underwear patterns on fine materials, street of the strike headqu Must Not Follow Red Flag. on Grand out but the poor be | es with law must ement, she will be thelr nizers, CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Jan. 1 MM. Hauge hes between tenants and policemen eserves from two stations were and ambulances were sum- no one was taken to the J. G. Phelps Stokes is expected . She has consented to make eeches during the campaign, | she will not be the leader of “gen- according to some of the or- MINISTER GUDE, NORWAY’S NEW ENVOY TO WASHINGTON 6—M been appointed Minister CORSETS. 23rd Street usual price 2.00 Augustine Corset. Models for every type of figure, Made of Coutil and Ba- tiste. Front and side supporters, 1,15 usual price 2.25 Augustine Corset. Made of fine Imported Coutil, Model for average figure, with long deep back, Front and side supporters, 1.45 usual price 2.00 Augustine Corset, mercerized Batiste. figuree Supporters attached. Augustine Corset, CHINA take up his | died in’ this | 23rd Street JAMES McGREERY & GO,’ 34th Street DEPARTMENTS. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Januaty the 7th and Sth, Sale of Fine China Dinner Sets, Bric-a-Brac and odd pieces, such as China Salad Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Chop Dishes, Cups and Saucers, English and French China, Art Potteries, Marble Busts, Figures, Pedestals, Lamps, etc. Considerably below former prices, Dinner Sets. In Both Stores, JAMES McGREERY & 60 | Fine French China, open stock. Fin- ished with encrusted gold edge. 100 23rd Street 34th Street | pieces......... Renee anoenee «.220118,00 French China, open stock, Full flat In Hoth Stores. ’ i Baler nes tores. | gold edge border design. 100 pieces, | i | 36.00 Augustine Corset. Made of fine | Haviland China, Full gold edge, new Coutil. Models for average and well | decoration. 100 pieces, 28,00 developed figures. Supporters at- French Limoges China... i es tached, 95c | American Porcelain. 100 pieces... ..9.0¢ English China, Ramekin and Plate. Many new decora- . 6.00 doz. Tea Cups and Saucers, .6,00, 9.00 and 12,00 doz, Bread and Butter Plates, 3.00, 6.00 and 9,00 doz, 7 inch Plates .... 6.00 ‘12.00 “ Thin China Tea Cups and Saucers, Made of fine 3-00 “ Model for average Cut Glass, 1.45 | CeleryiMraysy nee nner 2.50 and 3.00 usu: ice 3.00 + : Made fe ee | Sugar and Cream Sets. Extra large size, daintily finished, es Imported Cuutil, Model for average figure 1.65 Shep earigs 2% pint Jugs.......... no 3,00 Augustine Corset, of Imported Cou- | til, Models for every type of figure, Long | deep back and hips for well developed | JAMES McGREERY & CO. | 23rd Street 34th Street figure, Moiels for slender figure, Front and side supporters. 1.85 usual price 2.50 to 3.50 Augustine Corset of fine Broche Ba- Models for slender and average 1.85 usual price 4.00 Augustine Corset designed for well developed figures, Front and side silk supporters. Made of Imported Coutil, 2.45 usual price 6.00 Augustine Corset, Madeof fancy Silk Bro y2 and bsiiste. Model for slender figures, 2.85 usual price $.00 JAMES McGREERY & 60, tiste. figures, 34th Street HABERDASHERY DEP’TS. 23rd Street 8 inch Bowls. New designs. . 2.00 JAMES McCKEERY & CO, In Both Stores, Custom Shirts made to measure. Exhibition of new Spring Shirtings, including Scotch Madras, in plain or Jacquard weaves, Russian Cord Madras, embroidered Batiste, Jacquard Batiste, Flannel, English Silk and Wool, and French or English Fabrics, Woven expressly for James McCreery & Co, 34th Street Shirtwaists, on fine linen .... ....1-45 value 2.25 On fine Nainsook. Gowns.. 75¢ value 1.35 Chemises accacss coats: 4oc value Sse DrawerS.......... coos hlasasiastrenvicis 35¢ value $S¢ Corset Covers.-.--..-...eeeeecccene 18c | value 30 | LADIES’ SUITS. Advance models of English Serge Tailor-made Suits. Inter-lined, suitable In Both Stores, for immediate wear. 32.50 Lingerie Princess Dresses, Trim- med with valenciennes lace. 24.50 Remaining stock of Tailored Suits, Costumes and Evening Dresses at greatly reduced prices, JAMES McGREERY & GO. 23rd Street 34th Street RETURN And Get Your Money Back {f Not More Than Satisfied. ea To Any Fact or Figure | You May Want To Know. (IMPORTANT) Tne World Almonoe and tncyclopeia lor (908 is just out and should immediately be placed in your home or office where it may be re- ferred to at a moment’s notice. Its contents having been brought strictly to date and its size and scope increased fully 50%, this, the “Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition,” stands head and shoulders above any similar ready-reference guide ever be- fore published. 1,000 Pages--15,000 Facts & & Figures Ih 25e At Newsdealers | striking tenants. Hundreds ot famiNes |"¢ 31-4, St. Paul 2 Epuithern % Pink, blue, violet and white. | 3 : 4 , : A vast throng of east side rent strik-| will be driven to the Browneville sec- |preferred and Central Railroad of New Syithen Rai aM ’ i |T radiate from every tab'e and shelf throughout the entire store. } ers swarmed through Madison street tion of Willlamsburg. In the case of | Jersey, Wheeling & Lake Erie Ist pi Railway ze | None = Hy f d | i to-day and clamored for admission to those who are not able to move their |ferred 2, Western Union 13-4 and Sou 18 | 5 + 3o¢ piece of 10 yds, GAD, if Oo pheronyistie furniture the city will cart it off tojern Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, Re- value 45¢ | + M ‘ipal Court, where Justice Leo | Me e) i se Oeil eae ‘i = = min places of storage and the city must | public Steel preferred and U. 8, Rub- % N oy 5 | } Sanders was sitting undreds of dis: pay the cost of the storage. Other- | ter Ist preferred 11-2. Morris & Essex %| Inked 45 er 0900u900R0009 4oc piece of ro yds, | Heavy; Gath Sheets possess notices were waved in the air/ wise a half dozen streets will be| sot at 1%, a rise of 15 points. | sail value 60¢ | y y Gg and there were many socialistic blocked ‘with a clutter of household| ‘Tha market rested for a time and then | Wht : | é ‘ Good quality Shee i apeeches, w fe greeted with clam-| 800s and dilapidated furniture. started upward again, Reading rising to| + Advance No, 2-+.........++++ 55¢ piece of 10 yds. i j the reserves from | Forty-eight landlords nave #0 tar |i 1-4. Union Pacific and Northwestern | value 70c made ements with thetr tenants. | Heenace?eerealsii’s} i fons were summoned | Twenty settlements were made yester: Teed o.contrat Leather preferred 2 1-2, INCOMING STEAMER MAY BE | N P i nd keep them in day and two to-day, This disposes of Delaware & Hudson 5 1-2, U. S. Rub- | MISSING MOUNT ROYAL. No, 3++-+00e teeeeeeee! 7oc piece of ro yds. to handle the mob ai fs # Of | bee first preferred 21-4, Federal Mining | ue 98 | lome sort of line on their way into the about 500 families, none of which {8/| preferred 8 1-2 and Pennsylvania 1 3-4 | Sas =o a included in the 0 that will be evicted | Neanlanuilnretsrrentaniatatranvadl roar N f " || PETT: COATS - tribunal. : [on Wednesday, and 1,000 more evictions | een ae eee en ee AT) gr. JOHN. N. B. Jan. 6—A Canadian | 0. S++resreeeeeee+-t,00 piece of ro yds, jie: 19 s Justice Sanders disposed of * CA8°S| gre expected in the course of the next | “Me gt le An least oantansde Tn the | Pacific steamer was reported off Briere | value 1.30 | Heats vans 0 ho} ten days. me fs ss - | o within a few hours, giving those w ae ‘1 final run and there was a free scaling | Island this afternoon. As no C. P. R. | i | 1 were dispossessed until! Wednesday to) | Sorta men, women and children and | gown of values. Missour! Pacific, which |/iner is due till Wednesday it is thought ++1,40 piece of 10 yds, | Table Damask make their peace with the landlords OT! injuries to-day as a result of the fret {Dad been A weak spot in the market, /She may be the Hosting Mo value 1.90 |PMilL Remnants, 4 else be evicted. It was some time be-| clash between rent strikers aud the au. | fell to 42 7-8, which was 1 1-4 below AD) acegare aa Aresmeai ee | in 2 to 6 yard fore the force of the Court's action W98 tnorities since the revolt against exor. |!0%, Water mark. . | , | ‘ PEARS ce ward and that great hopes are jf lengths; 25¢. val- thoroughly appreciated, and the strikers icant rent began. Many red flags were ahacenanaiottonds Garwocre pressed that one is the Mount Royal. ART DEPARTMENTS. In Froth Stores. c Nebel realized that on Wednesda y would) confiscated, five arrests made, and the . et ate acorns Gactarned out into thelccld with (elt Coie oe thetlows: sust. sldle increase mba Giariagkneicer: : On Gis ern Sale of 250 dozen stamped Shirt- children and fow belongings. When! ast night to prevent further outbreske, prices) PO ae CIES | Ee | Hand-Made Doylies All new, fresh goods, Je z NO MAIL OR C. 0. D. ORI ae os Voile Suitings ’ [2c Long Gas Good chet s Soe, value 2, at, each........ CORSET COVERS ‘ . 2 ribbon bead White Madras Fine White Mad- I2c ES ras, suitable “f GOWNS ~08, sn, sete a ent Parquet Floor Oilcioth and 6-4 tern no mail D. Orders, nainsook: en front ¢ - gxl2 ft. Brussels ane all-woo! Brussels i at . box pleated front: neck s finished with small hem- 4.49 No. 13, $5.1 98; No. 14 and INFANTS’ SLIPS, °2" 123c Batiste Waists trin Elaborate! stitehed ruff Dress Forms May be adiusted to any height; the full form; sizes 34 co ig $3.30. vi 1.74 ——— ngths, with and and color: CORSETS “om, a 490, value at Boys’ Watches Gun metal and blue steel open face watches; new flat model, $3.98 value; at. Lace Curtains Scotch Lace Cur- L ? 5 tains, double Per Pair, twist thread, many ree $2.50 value. 19 nt