The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1908, Page 9

See CLR eee Ee Se (7 Sample Veils at 59c EADY tor outing and vacation purposes ‘One thousind ready-to-wear Veils in three yard lengths; also square Veils—come in fancy meshes; Lace Trimmed Veils of various 5 ie kinds; Chifion Cloth and Crepe Chiffon Vetls—all the wanted colorin, Samples of which the whole: cost was 80 to hoice 59¢ tet FL. $1 Embroidered Belts, 25c ONE are worth less than 50c—genuine Swiss embroidery. A direct importation ot these beautiful artistically embroidered Lingerie Wash Belts allover embrofdery on finest quality of Cc nainwok and linon, fitted for laundering; with adjustable pearl buckles; four styles to select from —all sizes: regularly 5 '¢ to $1; choice 25¢ tet FL ODDITIES IN THE NEWS * ALL OVER THE WORLD 'Bhort Stories of Unusual Happenings and Singular Experiences Picked Out { the Chronicles of the Day. { nile Gustave Extrand, of North © being held at Newark by Dr. B. @aston, Mass., admired the curves of | K Baldwin, a veterinary surgeon, Pats handsome wife. Jennie, he objected | an $82 hoard bill at $2 a week. to her wearing corsets in bed to pre) Mrs. Gutman will have to pay to get o {the cat, and may have to pay anyhow, r, which, he said, she |). tor has brought sult. werve her contou 14 done since he married her two (years ago. ‘ant to round out the best May month in the history of this store with a rousing sale; want to wind up Wie a month with two of the largest selling days of the month, and we're going to do it with a determination backed by the most extra- ordinary values it has ever been within our province to offer—values that surpass in remarkable bargain character those ever offered by LN other house in America, for this two-day End of the Month Sale, Thursday and Friday. “Two Day 7 | Sue,’ Thursday & Frida: Friday] $25,000 FROM HIS TIPS. | protests Induced her to postpone it until Aut tot to him who walter [after the burial At the best the story will only be half told, because we can only te things com ° im oO walts’— | 2 } en if a walter—"saya William Som pea TEDDY BEARS IN 7 a limited number of the many hundreds of items that are worthy of 4 LICENSED TO MARRY AGAIN So he dragged her out and beat her, nav eQURTH HUSBAND DIED. | Lor said, when she had him arraigned in court. Judge Fox decided the provo- Insufficient, and fined Extran $10 him in $1,099 bond not to do it | The day John Ludwig E. Jancke, arded five medals for bravery spean wars, died at Towson, Md, cation 2 to wed George fifth husband dow got a ii This is strong talk backed by strong values, and we wish we could make it stronger, because we [two Day 73 want to impress you with the true value-giving character of this great End of the Month Sale. | Sale, Thursday & Frida ‘or yesterday, a day ahend of the funeral, but Indignant CHICAGO WAITER SAVED | All the remnants of Laces, Dress Goods, Silks and Wash Goods will be gathered and sold at prices that will create a veritable sensation among those who attend this sale. Look for,the End of the Month Sale signs. j don, of Rector's, Chicago. who at fifty: 22 Ane OF SOLDIERS. representation. Look for the End of the Month Sale signs. 0. . 8 saved from his tips $ Hor eredy 4 by a land force of art}!- ntry and twelve bear ct n from the Atlantic paraded through We never bought merchandise for such little prices—never sold at such low prices, and this sale is a fitting illustration of this point. nev 3. nk Lawler, b old, has $20,000 in Remnants 1.75 Dress Goods, 50c Here’s an End of-the-Month Saic Bargain that’s really worth coming miles io attend, Don't miss {t ff you have any wants whatever in the Dre Remnants of Embroidery We touch a new low price record in this sale, ‘Three trem Remnants of Silks at 48c pres attle-hips by A tremendously large gathering. We've brought every short length to light, and put a ridicu- lously low price on every piece. idous price lots containing the short lengths, odd piec broker sets and remnants of this season's newest and finest embroideries will be cleared at unusually low prices an offered will surprise you. Ha ings, children’s s widths flouncings, shirt waist embrc &c.—worth two lée., 19. and 2 ways on the job."" NEW YORKERS IN AUTO ‘SMASH- UP ABROAD. WISHED BROTHER WOULD PROP DEAD. AND HE DID. Goods line. The attraction consists of this season's ac- cumulation of remnants of high grade black and col- ored dress fabrics, in both all-wool and silk and wool; the season's choicest creations in BQCe@ stripe sultings, plain and fancy self-colored materials; lengths suitable for eyery purpose; 2 to 1 yard lengths; $1 to $1.75 values at 50. nd the values lsome skirt- 10,000 waist and dress lengths—every color is-here in iengths :anging from’ three and a half to twenty yards, all from our reeular stocks— thousands of yards of all black silks, foulards, ASO evening silk, novelty silks, rough shantungs, former prices 69c. to $2. 15¢ insertions, ; per yard, ow escape near this tor car was smash was hurt. They Odd Lengths of Laces, 25c lot of short lengths ani odd pieces of fine Lingerie Princess Dresses at 7.50 ‘bout 300 of these dainty Lingerie Princess |)resses, | Women's Whi e Shoes, 1.95 Women's white canvas lumps, Bluchers or Oxfords; new, fresh CANADIAN SOLICITS Laces and : : Bands reduced to quick ciearing prices. Some of the ; LEAP YEAR PROPOSAL a anIF Gi ean andsomest Laces imj« HG Gea, as rich em || 8nd clean; turn and welt soles; specially priced to save you | made of sheer bitiste: pastel colors; lace and embreid- D. Kott, No. 183 Sh t, | Ttaly, es broidered filet bands, ¢ ’ and Japanese, Irish and filet. || dollar. ery; extraordinary value. has 0 hands and s, embroid J aE Wonderful values, worth up Silk Princess Dresses, 9.75 Children’s White Shoes, $1 Children’s white canvas button shoes—'Footshape'’—with turn soles; sizes 8% to 11. Just half pric ed yard Women's Princess Dresses ot aietas, Foulards, stripes, checks and solid colors; newest and most wanted styles. This is the lowest price of the year career ero Silk Tafteta Skirts, $5 Exelusive models—a limited number of samples; various effects—some have sold as high as 314.75. ee ere Misses’ Wash Skirts, 2.95 Made of excellent quality linen and rep, designed in | two up-to-date models; full circular or plaited, trimmed with graduated bands at foot; value $5. oa China Mattings—per roll 7.75 Limited quantity, 40 yards to a roll; value 9.50 ead i ), only two rolls to a customer at this price. WHITE CROSS ANTISEPTIC ‘FOOT POWDER soft corns, and callouscs, | cenderness, aching, itening, awelling, bur feet. “theatres Comfort aid a fess Use night and morra your foot, troubles | Contain ae | Men’ s Blue Guaranterd Antiseptle, ra Serge Suits at sia iby ilove as LAs NEW YORK CAT HELD IN sp Pan ca De $15.73 and S14 eS) NEWARK FOR BOARD BILL. min r it peice, Ny , ; = Q jis lips e-8 beieaako White Cross Toilet Powder Co. C I On Liren Handkerchiefs, 12':¢ A big collection 0 25¢ Handkereie's—Men's large size fine Irsh linen hemstitched; Women’s sheer and me! um weight linen hemstitehed: Women’s embroider d French crossbir; Women's co ored noveity effets, French styles. Women's Imported Hose, 17c Black and tan hose with garter ton, also aplit foot. Black, white and white lace lisle, 25 Heavy black thread silk hose, 1.00 Men's colored silk half hose, 35¢ (—eoeemnare: remeron CHICAGO MAN FATHER OF 27 CHILDREN S!NCE ‘66. Short Lengths Val. Laces 10c 5,00) vards odd pec. short leng hs and remnants o fine Val. face , marked at ijvecredibly low prices to clear newet meshes, 1) est de-i:ns. all sorts oo use ul lengths 1 wiiths, worth deuble, in tarce preat lots at, per yard, le, 15e and 25¢ Soca RecA et oF 2 t 25c Vests at 15¢ s 6¥e Union Suits, umbrella bottom, at 45c Women's Women Women's Swiss Rib crocheted top \ ests, 30 Men's balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, at 49c Women’s Tailored Suits, 12.75 KM eaIES ume nix ie Suit ts the ( sitive). sonsation:: valu s—were “10.7 Japanese Matting—10-yd. roll, 10.50 Sanineerne Aes to S20 a tylesthe rewest and latest Stamped Corset Covers, 10c £9.50 4.6 x 6.6 Axminster Rugs, 4.50 This sa Five thousand stamped Lingerie Cor et Cowers at 10c 50e¢ Holland Window Shades, 19c White, cream or dark green, 36x72 inches, mounted upon good spring rollers, ready to hang. 0 Iniported Tapestry Couch Covers, 2.50 $2.00 and $1.00 Muslin Curtains, 1.00 10 Imported Embr 16-Button Kayser Lisle Gloves, °9c Kayser Glovss for eli ow siceves, tul button length, Milavese Lisl, in }'ack, white an leather hades. Women’s e'bow length Mila cse |is'e white only, ve Women’s diuble ti ped silk Gloves, thre white, 50¢ \lso a lot of Stamped Lingerie Lawn Waists at Sve sold at the price—to-morrow Wash Goods Remnants, 8c 11,500 yards of new, fresh fabrics tuk from regular slock Men's absolutely ail-wool, red Muslin Curtains, $1.00 cuaiter 5 Rutied Muslin Curtains, figured or striped, $1.00 Organ iies, Batiste, Gingham, Mull, Chiffon, Voile, ete., every ¢ New York | 6UU-315 WEST GUIM 51, NEW yoRK. ogth, bock tast colo rati- and -shine PRL RAE ae hey Was see a ean : a re : style and color represented. Lengths of 2! to 12 yards —values 0 Colonial Huftled Muslin Crossbar Curtains, $1.00 funyon's Witch Hazel ‘oap, Ge I9e to 260 yard—at ¢e yard $2.00 Organdie Curtains, with hemstitched rufile. $1.00 Box or Wardrobe Couch, 6.75 Made from the lest materials, with indestructible springs and uphoktery of the highest order, covered with plain green denim. All-feather Pillows, 22 x 28, at 95 er nee ee 1.95 for Toilet Sets Sets—variety of and hand tailored f ex ‘Ten thousand ek No ma! orders filed, nce 1.39 White Petticoats, 95c Parasols, $1.55 and $2.95 Rody of eambric, deep ‘awn tlounce with rows of Val. Exceptional values in attractive Darseals in a large variety of colors. RR a TS $13.75 Kuppenheimer Biue Serue Suits ior lace insertion, sectional rue with lace insertion and Jen in tueks, finished above flounce with healing and ribbon. Wei , tO Sample $1 Jewelry. 25c of all gold plated Cal Pins, Cuff Buttons, Brooches, Vell vins, 1 Sracciet 1.25 Dresses at 79c 2509 Cottage ittractive designs—10 ‘“Every Size” Tan Shoes at $3 ; , oem warn + €— |) Children’s Dresses of white lawn, lon: waist effect trimmed ‘The same with a large covered slop jar, tor | you desire, ‘Trouser pla ie with embroidery insertion an! ‘ucks; sizes, 2 to 5. : Should Be Your Summer Shoes. pata $.7.75 Coe Er eG) enone e — 100 pe. Dinner Set at 6.50 “Every Size” Shoes assure style without the sacrifice “i ant fe ‘< White Gold filled. ccar ntced—us ally 10¢ and 1%¢, 65c Dressing Sacques, 39¢ Made especially ‘or summer homes—handsome, Shirts, *l To go with that Biue Serge Me:'s( oat hir Studs, set ot 3, 1Ue Gold-filled (uff Pu.tons, connec 1.50 Corsets at 89c ished with erocheted edge. ooo Sacques of figured or white lawn, with deep eircula~ collar, !alf sleeves with deep rutile; belted at waist, fin dainty floral designs. om Se 4 50c 12 x24 Pictures, 29¢ Combination Horse, Dog an! Sporting Pictures—three 4 of comfort. The sketch above illus rates two of the ] new models -- accurate copies of custom made boots. There are 28 other | 'asts, ail equa ly smart in appear- ance. ‘Every Size” low shoes do not gape or ut 1,0) pairs of the new bh cxibone Corsets, flowered i in ove frame; 1!2 inch black frame, with bit and horse stretch at the ankes, but cling snuz. They won't teand ticot material: v.cdism hip ani bust, garters |] 1.25 bureau Searfs, 59¢ sh es; 62%, 12x U4; valun, 50e . 3 5 ere lan i ‘ Spits 4 ‘ wet chate your heel, nor will they slp up and down. White es ho side steels, flat over abdomen, 5 hooks; sizer rare bargain—Renassance [.ice Bureai Scarfs with Landseane Etchings, 1X x 30, at 0Se Q Oo il ke AS en lle bosom, 3 ————<—< fine linen centre, deep lice, han! made; 18x54 inches. eid 2 Every sie cnd half size from 4 to 12 an very dr : : : Cl 15.09 + ooded Go-Carts at 9.75 every with from AA to EE, Al the Men's Found of 19¢ ‘aper at 10c Reed bodes, reed or leatherette hoods, heavy rubber | Old Clifton ( orrespo dence |’aper, 100 sheets to Ib. Engraved Plat» and 50 Cards for 5¢¢ £1.05 edition of The House of Mirth, 20° “Oc enl'ection of National Songs, 2°¢ Women's >i k Coats, 9.7. tive wheels, adjustable back and foot-rest. very style, Long Coats of Pongee, Tussah and satin, ilso 0 llammocks at 2.59 Taffeta and ‘ancy braided ja kets; values up tow9.75, ' 7.50 Collapsible Go-Carts, 4 95 = Se new lea.hers in black and tan—high or low. Mat! Orders Filled. Other Shoes Up to $7. WM. VOGEL & SON Men s Blue Neckwear, 50c That's the combination— white shirt, blue neck scarf and Blue Broadway Houston St. Serge Suit for Decoration Day wear. t— ‘Neckwear in all the popular col “s including blue polka dots and figures, in four-in-hands and folded squares— specially priced at 50c, each. Men's Belts, special, 35¢ —— Men’s Straw OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. ~~ Agents for GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE. ~ Write tor 7 Our New 35c and 5Ge Belts, 16c All this season's styles, in leather and wash Belts, in black and colors. values $2 €» 53 Floor samples of a leading manufa. Re iad n’s and s men’s latest shapes in Sennits, Mi- lans, splits, Mackinaws, Japs and soft Hats, all the latest shapes and br! large, small and medium, at.. $1.65 Genuine Panamas in the two latest prevailing shapes, in varlous heights and brims; sizes 654 to Catalogue. Mailed Free. $40 Worth, $3 Down; $60 Worth, $5 Vown, FJ PARLOR—Fine Ve-| ‘This home consists of the accompany-| BEDROOM — Golden lour Bult, 6 pleces|Ing articles and. {s on exhibitlon 19 ofr Oa Dreseing Case Pier Mirror, French) Warerooms, showing you exactly aa Led bevel glass Parlor|they would appear In your home. Table (brass feet) ;| ROOMS FURNISHED $65 handsome Lamp und COMPLETE AT Of good quality, reversible Armur: tapes- try; well fringed; in red or gold colorings Boys’ All-in-On tea; regular 9c. brass trimmed; wov- $2.98 Portieres, $1.59 | lace trimmed top and bottom; four hook steel; sizes 18 to 26 ularly 75c. Women’s Jumper Dresses, $1.97 Jumper Dresses of fine figured lawns, trimmed with lace and embroidery. $2 Shoes tor 79c About 600 palrs of Shoes fo: women, misses and children; turn and McKay soles; worth up to $2. Women's Oxfords, 98c Values are $2, $2.50 and $3; many desirable styles; all sizes. Lisle Gloves, 29c Women’s imported Suede Lisle Gloves, white only. Actually worth 75c. pair. in Hd Gtone, paiciof hand:| EVERYTHING YOR HOUSHEEREING/s5 wire) Bed Goring | 7%, at Boys’ Wash Suits, 49c pore: Eicteree | eet, ton | Russian and Sallor Blouse Suits in plain ce fae “ Liberal Credit Terms | ahi. | CS AG Ti ite ea re ged tat Rah Car ' 57.50 Dowa >1. Kj Boys’ and ay eee | 100 10,00 2,00 children's Women’s Linene Suits, Cited mirror. or ele- 15.00 ‘ 2.28 | $s Rent Sewing | Ma. Straws and £ chine with & yenrs Washable} Summery Suits of white, tan and blue ; le] Linene; well-made, latest cut. hairs on | Caps and eras Hee viene” Sy |mein New Sees ond Connections | Botha | anne Doneas: Siiote.. Coe Table Covers 15' Open Decoration Day All Day | vom 50¢ | women’s white Linene skirts, made up in | o $1.50] two very neat models; remarkable values. | <P ed Boys’ Bath Robes, $1.29 Just $0 Boys’ Bath Robes, In both Terry and blanket, representing values up to $5. SIMPSON CRAWEORD CO. <-> Val. lace, trimmed sleeves, lace collar and cuffs; most of them are silk lined. Limit ono to a customer, 98c White Lawn Waists, 69¢ Fine Sheer Lawn Walsts with embroidere yoke and Val. lace, buttoned back; three quarter, sleeves; tucked collar and cuits, edged with lace $1.24 Long Kimonos. or n and figured Crepe, w yoke, front and back trimmed Persian border; cut full; sizes 79¢ to 44 15¢ @orset Covers at 9c Corset Covers of good qua cambric, well made, tight fitting, neatly bound at neck and sleeves. 69c Night Dresses at 49c Nigat Dresses of good cambric, with plain tucked yoke or tucks and four rows of em brofdery; V shape neck, lawn ruffls at neck and sleeves. a a oPAN Howed on presentation of 1 «Se Cufi Pins, 5¢ Pr. patiste Girdies, 2ve pS. 1.8 Waisls, B..7y «Se SuisOri MOLLICOAL, «4C WE PAY 10 i i ibalel PAY 2Se 7 Pins, 3 FEREIGHT, | © fils advertisement on, any article parr WOAD FARE.! f 1 65 . ey Y Pir a ae Very closely boned, all rust-proo: steels, |] White and ecru Net Waists, elaborately || Women's Short Petticoats of cambric, with ANT) DADING E i Hats, 00; Gold) plated CURSE Ina ainverioua si parenisty : trimmed front and back, with Cluny an: |] deep ruffle and hemstitched hem. 69c¢ Scensuchels Petticoats, ve ed seersucker and cotton _ green and gray, with ted flounce or deep ruffle, with button- ole stitching. Children’s $2 Coats, 79c¢ 1's double-breasted, three-quarter s of mohair, covert and paca cloth, brald and fancy buttons, ned with good sateen; sizes 2 to o years. Limit one to a customer. Misses’ $5.98 Suits, $3.98 Misses’ Coat Suits of fine wash material, single or double-breasted; full pleated skirt, h deep folds; all shades and white. Girls’ Wash Dresses, 69c s’ fine Wash Dresses, made of ends of naterials left over from the manufactur- ers’ seagon’s goods; worth double.