The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1908, Page 10

i _THE EVENING WORLD, eo en Bee 30, soos 10 nly Benelartd tae) onal | Sani@Uniiea Hl Tegan otithapia ses Regan and of the | Sure and Pr at was feeling gay Cal ‘fine. | | Persons Who Viewed Workhorse Parade, Sat are eee eee HORSE CAPTURES | "Ros toon Vue nella —— (eS eae are dat | Inic ae pat aite i i o party will t | Pat, running tor a ite hds WOR Ht FRO ML f > nd and re- Pat buried the re a end to the to [turn next es ; 2 feet Pk : 4 | ,Sunday World Wants Work snateied wan from water. ist ? Mor trial, | Monday Morning Wonders. Pompey, Big Bay Workhorse. | Sei ae Heads Parade and Wins }Captain Pat riety s Adven- turein a Fog That Spoiled His Birthday. | Sure we'll have to go some to save [Piven Pat leaped aboard his crwtt all JAMES McGREERY & 60. where ie Ned depontea the drowning) 23rd Street 34th Street \ nt , He ran the cabin, but i | i} es When Pat Mur 4,200 ANIMALS SHOWN. He was now Sweet Even : a on N 5 No. 4 R si out on deek | I saved a ghost!’ yellea| pry : Normans and Percherons Seen pale ince cata aie E ; ; RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. | | ; by Many Well-Known HRS SPEYERS & i ; ; | heart Commencing Monday, June the rst. ELSIE DE WOLFE, j Sale of Oriental and Domestic Rugs, | | Mattings and Linoleums, At greatly reduced prices, Society Peopte. Mrs. Aure! Ra varie 2 a : | JAMES McGREERY & GO 300 Oriental Rugs (various Cau- Re ca, ; 23rd Street 34th Street casian and Persian weaves), 11.00 each oo 122 Carpets, including Muskabad In other respects a was a | SILK DEPARTMENTS, In Both stores. and other Persian and Indian qualities, better parade Sse and 1.00 per sq. ft. 200 Domestic Rugs. Size gxr2 ft. The latest weaves and colors in 17.50 and 23,00 Plain and Novelty Silks, —Rajah Pongee, Crepe de Chine, Printed Foulard, Chiffon Cloth and Satin Messaline. “McCreery Silk.” mals, un- 300 Rolls Matting...7.50 and 10.00 40 yards each 75 Rolls Crex Matting. x and 2 On Monday and Tuesday, yards wide. 35¢ per sq. yd. June the 1st and 2nd. well filled w Best Foreign and Domestic Inlaid tooting a . " . edout the sm a : Sale of Ten Thousand yards, super- Linoleum, I.co and 1.15 per sq. yd. POMPEY ior quality, Natural Ecru Chinese Shan- roo pieces, best quality, Printed ROY EARS OLD tung Pongee. 34 inches wide. | Linoleum, 45¢ per sq. yd. trying gsc per yard usual price 60¢ to 75¢ runabout Added a Bit of Color. former price 1.25 23rd Street 34th Street BLACK DRESS GOODS. In Bots stores, On Monday, June the rst. SANIESTSTERVIAN MRS BAR TONY! English Mohair Sicilian, 42 inches from Pasascet that | All wool, French Voile. Crisp finish, 23rd Street 34th Street hagedaition 7 42 inches wide, 68c per yard | na ih EAR value 1.00 LINEN DEPARTMENTS, In roth stores. | “ud Second Floor. WASH DRESS GOODS, Jn Koth stores, Sale of Table Cloths, Napkins, Courts Refuse to Compel the On Months, Juma tho sp, Towels and Cotton Sheets. At reduced . : “oh , From a little ofa is Be prices, projected, for Sale of 25,000 yards, White and Table Cl 1 and at just the sas able Cloths. \ Inen mucholr i 1 law in- Colored Dress Linens. ; { handkerehief—em : Pp Ti ees ‘ 2x 2 yards............3.85 and 2.85 , and pink fleur Don” | TRAFEIC SQUAD HORSE FALLS| ure Linen Suitings, Irish manu- | ax 2% yards .... ....2.25 “ 3055 poet facture. Plain colors, white, cream, sky 50: | Polleeman Fre mronenten Inju 2) eh SASSGcse dana cones 700G Dinner Napkins ....2.65 and 4.25 doz. All linen, hemstitched Huckaback Towels. Size 24 x 43 inches. 5.35 doz blue, pink, grey, brown, lavender, cadet, reseda and natural, Also a wide range of checks and plaids on white and pale filled the eye exceedingly well as he | wagon for blue grounds. 27, 30 and 36 inches ation up and down in the ‘ —— paca tia ie rae sane Cotton Sheets, Hemmed or Hem- 01 of the rev! ' * ‘a y Fs Ce Sao Brae eves : waluelgsc to soe stitched, 60c, 80c, goc and 1.00 each ee oe Popeeeen 2 White ee Cloth. 36 inches wide, 23rd :reet 34th Street i ‘ece of 12 yards, 1.25 value 1.75 dis McGREERY & 60 THE BEST BOOK OF ITS KIND EVER PUBLISHED. 23rd Street 34th St: 1908 "Wail ahh PRICE 25 CENTS. BY MAIL, 35 CENTS. b Liluss trated Articles i in Magazine « ection aren nen How the ‘Wi ching Maids of 1908 Wi! Spend All About the “Ideal Cowboy,” Pres. Roosevelt Fabulous Sums For Bathing Sults, Has Picked Out as a Type to Be Perpetuated. New Aon “cienlists Are Seeking Remains of The Puzzling Tragedy That Has Led to the he 14,000,000 Years Old Nanosarus. Trial of Twin Brothers for Murder. KEEP your Musical Library up- The Numerous Odd Tricks Dan Cupid is Playing A Famous Love Story — That of “Paul and to-date by adding to it: i fo Get People Married. Virginia’’-—Retold in a Page, “Tommy Atkins, You're All Right,” oy An Iron-Nerved { the great Chorus Song in the “Yankee Prince” now appearing the “Newlyweds,” the “Kid,” at the Knickerbocker Theatre. Pies The Rescuing and Making Happy and Healthy A “Home" Page Dealing Much With “High-Up “Billy Brag.” “Bad Bill,” Etc. =< scemngecanes 4 of New York’s blind Babies, Flower Cardens,” baited by Margaret Hubbard Ayer. : = GIVEN IN MAGAZINE SECTION OF ! = > DE SEF ::TO-MOKROW'S SUNDAY WORLD:: cst ao i ira @ ’ POE EA EED ET ALES ore Every One of These Articles Should Be Clipped and Pasied in Your Scrap-Book OME very funny things are ; going to happen to the “Ex- fiungarlan, Now In New York, A Humorous “Hotel Clerk” Story About *Vaca- ; plorigators,”’ the “'Stepbrothers,” Tells About the 45 Duels He Has Fought. tion,”” by Irvin S, Cobb. —————————————E ' ij i ail