The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1908, Page 4

_ THE EVzAtNnG WORLD. MONDAY, MAY 4, 1908. Pic OY = ee = 1S POSITNE. Telephone Directory for summer months goes to press FRIDAY, MAY 8th New listings, or changes in present list ings, if desired for the summer issue, must be arranged for on or before above date. Saks Cushion-Flex Shoes For Women Oxford and Boot Models, $4 Especially constructed to give the fullest case and comfort to tender feet or for enduring any amount of walking without undue fatigue. The designs are distinctive and grace- ful, reflecting highest craftsmanship. against no man without positive and ide is guilt | tore, that you return indictments Judge Admonishes Two Grand tyenineh gtreets Juries—District-Attorney’s | MAC7’S ANNUAL PARADE. Office Year Behind. = Call at nearest Contract Office. New York Telephone Company ¥. & N. J. Telephone Co. 15 Dey Street, New York Cit Y15 West 38th Street, Ne k City 127 West 125th Street, Ni i 150th Street. New Yor Twenty-nine All leathers and shapes—every size. Saks & Company | Broadway at 34th St. In the Ma. Part I 22 Haguens Spring Stre Sewn s 91 Main Str ack 162 Main Street, Ossining Broadway and Central Avenue, Tarrytown local office in New Jersey Read World ‘‘Situation Wants” for competent Office and Household help. a At All the James Butler In c. Stores We have grouped together 190 excellent Spring Suits from our regular $18.75 and $20.00 stock; to close them out we offer you a choice of any at $12.75. Our own Factory and seven stores keep us up-to-date in style and value-giving. Broadcloth Panama COATS, lined with satin 85.95 Value $10.00, special .... can,7@ Can, nwi cer 357 Sixth Avenue sischeisea Four Grades from Four Famous Herds. All four grades are strictly standard and made from pure, fresh, whole milk. These low prices are based on actual cost. No other retailer can meet them, as we control the f entire milk flow of these four great herds of cows. Shipments are made twice a week, and every can is guaranteed fresh and of the best quality—or your money back. , _ Large ~ & and every can is guaranteed fresh and of the best quality—or yousmoc Notable Price Reductions (Pearl Tapioca, Blue Ribbon Brand, j Facksine For 3 More Days )Farina, Blue Ribbon Brand, the choicest, > In Seasonable Cereals ‘Pearl Hominy, Blue Ribbon Brand, ' . ee F —Special ‘sean Coupon— EW. | 20 “S. & H.” Stamps FREE To all who cut out and present this coupon at any “JAMES BUTLER” Store on or before next Wednesday night, with v | Cakes Butiler’s 95e a} «S. & H.” Stamps |_ * Borax Soap fo sie Sugar Corn PEE Maine’s Very Choicesi Product DIANA TEA 3 Cans for 25¢ |." = CERIE GROCERIES, La The Oriental Store | Silk Department—Second Floor | Wili Place on Sale, Monday, May 4th, Genuine te Habu Silk inches wi Wh Quality va Broadway at 18th St. | | A. A. Vantine @ Co., rook utter Fur Storage I and pieces stored and proof carton 4 Creamery and ' separe vals Company fn" ddelled at specially | | Greenhu* oe CORRECT CUTER DRESS FOR WOMEN AN _D MISSES $18.75 & 520.00 Suits For Women and Misses, at $12.75 i This most popular special is continued until next Wednesday nicht. q rt pods Ari Be Dry Goods ees 1 Prunes cea Rice Flour 2 i i Nemo Corsets Nemo corsets are built, first of all, to make women . Louis, the dang T 47¢@ of their strong points, and the least of “make the m oe emer een aa ee Triumph Oats Pancake Four their weak ones"—as a French dressmaker once declaréd 2 re or ; to be the secret of successful dressing. To stout women Larg kag long, slender lines (as far as is possible) onable effect this season; and they some, Willowy effect in slender women. 1-Back” is the corset stout women should ‘Willowy Shape” is the corset for women they lend which 3 wake accenius The “Ff ask for; the of slender and medium figures. This is “ Nemo” week at this store. The new 1908 models are on display. And expert fitters are in atten- dance to give you the benefit of every suggestion relative to proper fitting. «son Green Stamps Free With All Purchases of 10 Cents o 69 «s. aH” Siamps Free | 40: ng combination purchase all) tion Coffee, best imported, for 30c, ~ me 10 ery Best Teas, worth soc for 240) JIC a RE More Except C. 0. D. Groceric fon olde Maracaibo Coitee. amps Free with 29e) i ‘i7e} ith the iollo tr No. 1 Te f lib, Oia & 3,00 to 10.00 S 3.50 ta Entire wn : | pe Corsets y Belt Corsets TT EET Second Floor . Box Best While Gless © TSEC ENE Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York (Store Formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) Golden Johonie 5¢ ma R Sauce A i al seasoning that can — , tor I-ib gh CALL AN YOUR OWN TER’ a 1a) =4 ors ee 2 rae ae nd | $$$, ang Brews fcr the Home. rit Lowest at 94 JAMES BUTLER INC. LICENSED STORES \ Bunter Wh skey, Botile 72¢ Mingussie Sect.h, Bottle 73e Unsurpassed for highbalis, |; The old and mellow Highland Bh. Room Apartment | $49.98 GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE $109.98 i You Are Foolish n to Wait! sOrki Cais 5 Sie f J.B. Choi Guinness Stout, 6) 4h “S.& H. 49.98 GR ancipiea ant « Hall the ark brewse-ons quali only. oi) FREE with fee | Peeneoer mada: coe p - Pp ly ; case of 24 1) of He martes ERAL EDIT TERMS Bass Paie Ale, sv Caneol 24 Honea $69.98. $50.00 worth—$5.00 Down, sito Weny Ltebmann's, poems, 75.0 7.80 HL | ‘s86-08 | 0.00 9 fe.00 4200 | 88008 | om oA ESA I ow, or xichies’ oid October Brew ha> no superior. | Light ¢ r dark, Ruppert’s The Buver bBowthng of the omnectiout. / Greenhut and Company Dry Goods Fur Storage Fur garments and pieces stored and protected by cold, dry air. Furs hung sepa- rately and brushed at fre- quent intervals. Insurance against damage or loss. Furs repaired and remodelled at specially low prices during the Summer season. Sale of Brass Beds and Beddings For Tuesday and Wednesday's selling only we make an unusual offer in beds, springs, mattresses and pillows, Summer home furnishers. All goods made up as ordered —thus insuring perfect sanitary merchandise. Note the price savings : Brass Beds: ot the finest construction and finish; 2-in. con- heavy filling rods and tinuous posts, with e husks. All are our own regular stock patterns, Regularly 20.00, 25 0( 50, 42.50, 45.00 At 14.50, 18.00, 22.50, 30.00, 32.50 Mattres pecial layer felt cotton, 50-Ibs. 1 or 2 4 Imperial roll edge: fancy or AC. A. niekings Regularly 12.00; at 8.00 size. The finest mattress made. Smaller sizes in proportion. d wood frame: Springs: upholstered box springs heavy selectec 64 steel spiral springs, upholstered top, fancy or Regularly at 14.50, at 950 ive geese feathers, 22x28 in., 6 Ibs. to pair; regularly it 450 a pair. ASC A. ticking. Pillows Dou a Of seasonable interest to furnishers of Comfortables, summer homes: Blankets and *" BieerinWalnoodk cele a regularly 1.10 Spreads a 80 Blankets of ¢ quality wool, with a cotton warp to prevent shrinking; regularly 3.0 450, at 2.50 Regulation summer blankets, cut and bound, si Marseilles spreads in a broad selection of patterns 2.40 and 3.25, at : 1.65, 1.95 & 2.65 Main Floor. Too much ¢ 7 Fy Cotton Wash 2 vearte Tn the dee me offer mer Goods, and pri and pattern: and dainty fi at f ring and polka a1 designs Underpriced Main Floor oe ee Mannish Tailored Suits at 35.00 & 40.00 Worth 15.00 to 20,00 More A woman told us here the other day that no store in town could show her such a broad assortment of styles and such unusual styles as she saw here. She had just bought a 25.00 suit—it was worth 35.00. We had proved her statement ourselves months ago—but it was some satisfaction to hear it again from a disinterested person Here are 100 new, specially-made mannish models, in white ground striped and checked French imported woolens—also in a range of medium and dark shadings— to which we invite keenest inspection Values are 50.00 to 60.00. Prices 35.00 and 40.00. Second Floor ————— as, 90 and 108 inches long: ater 4.50 and 7.50 inen Gibson stocks, value 50c, at » 38c trimmed, at 25c Savings on Fashionable N Large lingerie bows of lawn, | leckwear Imported lawn ties, embroid colors; value 25c, at White linen hemstitched collars at Main Floor Timeliness and real economy are the two claims these ribbons have on All-silk faille ribbons in all wa Sale of G-in, regularly 35c a yard, at Silk Ribbons Allecik ‘warp, printed ribbons, wh rt with printings in delicate sones, 44 in. regularly 29c, at a 0 ZAKS Main Floor |The May Sale of Undermuslins The broad assortment of Undermuslins in this May Sale affords selection trom made materials and a large variety of styles, so that the preferences of every woman can be satisfied as far as styles and prices are concerned All the garments are cut ample and full; the foremost manutacturers of this country were kept busy for months fishioning the dainty, snowy-white undergarments—and they have made us specially attractive price -concessions, which we gladly pass on to you to make this (our first May Sale) a price-savings event that will not be forgotten. A few suggestions: 1,59 Nightgowns at 1.00; Tov sty.es; ine nainsook, cam- bric, long cloth or muslin; long or short sleeves; trimmed win laces, tucks, embroidery 85c Corset Covers at 50c; 75 styles; sheer nainsook, trim- med with Valenciennes lace insertion, ribbon and embroid- ery and ribbon 1.50 Drawers at_ 1.00; 1.85 Nightgowns at_1 45; variety of styles in soft nain- sook; trimmed with embroi- dered yokes, or embroidery | beading and ribbon. Tmany pretty styles in cambric or nainsook; embroidery or lace trimmed. Others at 1.25, 1,50, 195 to 7.50. 1.10 Chemises at _75c; 275 N sowns at 1.95; ne nainsook, embroidery or slipov Yles in sheer nain- lace - trimmed, with —hem- stitched lawn ruffle, sook; trimmed with embroid- ery insertion, medallions, lace 1.50 White Petticoats at and ribbon. 1.00; ina variety of pretty 1.50 & 1.75 Corset Cov- | Styles, with umbrella flounces my of embroidery. ers at 1.0U; 100 styles; trimmed with lace insertion, embroidered medallions, rib- bons and embroidery. Others | at 125 to 4.78. Second Floor i a In light Spring and Summer, weights that will Worsted Suitings make 1 Png ie wearing till cold. weather; Little-Priced heat checks and stripes in dark tones, also Main Floor 4.00 to 4.50 White Petti- coats at 2.95; of nainsook Or lawn, elaborately trimmed with laces and embroidery. ——<— —__—$_—__—_—— bright plaids; suitabie for skirts and children's dresses; 34 to 38-inch; regularly 50c a yard, aren eee . 37Me Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York (Store formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co. ) which provides an uncommonly good opportunity | ‘ i