The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1908, Page 8

— BEN TEAL WL AVENGE WIFE IN GOULD IE Theatrical Manager Calls Ar- rest an Outrage and Says + Some One Will Suffer. ORDEAL. IEE BY ‘Julia Fleming, Who Was Also * Arrested, Unable So Far to Get Bondsman, t MADE fers. Ben aifeomfor night be prpmptly foll h her friend and Dotective sitborn nut: Plank J mit, is ss off her tt Ske lias tue. Wr. Teal, the stage seen to-va tended clared hie wi move mt quite as wits “Some ‘The ne my law sible in t the imi which and w fainted with her, Sttage Struck, Inka Says, tage struck | oriety, If the Eimbroideries Footwear and Kidskin sale NEL hearer Ee As above, So grade; sale $2.49 MEN'S LOW SHOES, of white canvas, with leather or rubber soles. $1.98 BOYS’ OXFORDS, of patent leather; $3.50 grades; this sale......., $1.98 yaers blue, lavender and w 1 would say Sa press agent { | chared Whe d 1 \ \ e fh { Calis It an Outrage ik 8 World repo M es il In joe. t ng is in ible f nérvou v re i yebterday would go with ¢ ‘m- an of refin it sibilities lam ° m 1 do to protect th 1 f héve brought ¢ r ¢ he {Policeman egowd all night hing ers, t Ar Polo Spurs.. ++74e to $1,97 Polo Saddles,. $19.39 to $43.74 Made in Pais ia Pittsburg, Mo Waukee and Let srolt bad Store Hours: 8 A. M, to 6 P.M. During July and August we close at Noon Saturdays. REMNANTS st vill centre in main floor department where y irtment S provide the greatest att eens of both black and colored Silks of every deserip- Sount reasonable for cotton r of such lengths invo! teresting Remnant Sales the Macy nts by the yard—priced from 19¢. to 99: yards— f Chiet But in every Fabric s' Silks (ea S goes on record as ¢ Silk Store has ever of the lar, of the most announced. All remn White Goods dian cloth, org i embroidered batistes, + also’ Waist Lengths dotted and plaid effects; lengths 3 and 3tg $1.82, $1.54, $1.86 and $2.08 including Edgings, Insertions, All-Overs, Flounc- ings and Corset Cover Embroideri¢s, in lengths ranging from 42 to 2 yards; soe 10, to 3 &. to $1.24 Both second Frat fifth tioor departments are repre. serited by clearance lines of our regular stock shoes. ON THE SECOND FLOOR:— WOMEN'S LOW SHOES, of patent leather, tan and black Russia calfskin ng Pumps, Gibsan Ties and Oxtords, reduced to. 82.49 OES, of black kidskin, with welted and turned soles; also Ad ee AL GG HT Wh conoorpaveononoonmnoncuncbot $1. AND CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR, “includinmg. Low ‘Shoes and sine t er, kidskin and canvas; all made over “Right Shape" lasts: in three clearance groups $1.29, $1.49, $2.49 ON Tlit MEN'S LOW SHOES, of p nainsook, camt FE TH FLOOR:- leather, calfskin and kidskin; $3.00 grades; (Not All Sizes in Above Lots.) Crash, Linen and Khaki Riding Habits Ready-to-Wear Second Riding Habits and Separate S: ints for women, misses and chil- Until we in troduced such apparel ready-for-service the maker of Habits to-order monopolized the tied. Now his best work equalled—often excelled—in garments rea swear, costing a third to a half less. Seasonable:— Women’s Khaki Riding Habits, semi-box coat model; for side or astride riding . ‘ $14.74 Women's Riding Habits, Meadowbrook mode 1, of linen or crash; for side or astride riding.... ern . vee $15.74 Children’s Riding Habits, of h 5 “811.74 Women's Separate Riding Skirts, of khaki pdugtiiod sooo $5.04 Women's Riding Breeches, 0/ Holland linen , . $2.96 a 9 . Women’s Undergarment Specials Second Floor SILK PRINC Of good quality China silk, in pink, ;. made with full flounce, trimmed with two ruffles, edged with lace, $5.49. WOMEN'S PRINCESS SLIPS, made of lawn, full flounce, tucked neck and armholes trimmed with lace; special.... 9c 3 . COVERS, of nainsook, | PETTICOATS thade of cambric, hed with embroidery medal- of three rows Val, lace Val. lace and edged with ace | nd ribbon beading. . CORSET COVERS, of Fees two embroidery medallions set in with lace front and back; trimmed with lace and ribbon beading 99¢ | PETTICOATS, made of cambric | with deep lawn flounce torchon lace | and hemstitched tucks; others with cluster tucks and embroidery ruffle; | others with pin tucked flounc ished with scalloped edge.. of torchon lace and pin tucks; also with very deep open embroidery flounce $1.79 NIGHT 'GO h made of nain- sook, round low neck, trimmed with Maltese lace; others with lace; also with embroidery inser- tion, lawn band with eel) drawn through .- i 796 NIGHT GOWNS, same as above, PETTICOATS, made of cambric, trimmed with dainty embroidery umbrella-shaped lawn flounce with and ribbon tows i 9c four rows of lace insertion and | IGHT GOWNS, made of cam: edging, circular effect, pin tucks bric, with square neck, trimmed above; also finished with deep em-| with blind embroidery, ‘yoke and broidery flounce 15 lace edging +. 89e B'way at 6th Ay. ard goods are sold—Silks, Dress Where there are remnants or odd lines of any sort there will be 1 ctions—Silks particularly because of t! Curtains a yard; now were $t dresses; fc faces brated He weights and r “Arlington” Racquet: hroats; strung y American gut; elsewhere (odocannut} “Eclipse” Racquets, nlaid throats; strung with Oriental gut larly $ $2.19 “Cavendish” and “Paragon” Racquets, frames, combed nis; regularly $3.24 Via cys Children’s Rompers and ham: Dutch Tale Waist Patterns, sheer lawn, with white ial ping ; 2,3 cr 4-year pained ne HSC wealachian sizes es 49¢ Iso combina- tions of lace and embroidery; with Dresses, of gingham; Dutch Sufficient cotton floss for competing a and short. sle trimmed the embroidery, 7c i white braids or 4-year Waist peiternet ef Union’ ‘linen, . warranted half Ine: Stamped in aa M i En ect ng various floral patterns and tinished ith lace edge: quality ares (a with lace edges... ., oy - 69 lish; regularly $ cial, Pin Cushions, covered with im $1.24 itation filet lace net, in a variety 100 Cards from customer's own Polo Requisites Fitth Floor, Harness Dept Polo Mal'ets, best uality, with rubber or leather grips, $1.63 and $1,89 Polo Balis, best quality, dozen, $1.22 Polo Whips, full bone, $3.74 an! $5.24 Double-rein Po'o Bridles, com- plete with Dani or Eglentine Bit! + $11.38 Cavasson’s Nose $1. 98 to $2.71 Pony Be $2.71 to $4,39 Beverages and Foodstuffs Fifth Floor. r the summer does not mean ganization particular] ing for out-of-tc a wrders for s > parties, Catalogues, Of special interest :— y, Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, * GRAPE JUI Prices: le, 22¢.; dozen, ete 94.46; 6 gallon, 74c.; gallon jars.. a -Large bottle, 81c. each; dozen $3.68 Rose's Lime Juice:—Small bottle, 2lc, each; dozen... $2.41 Doz. Bot. Doz. Bot Ale, Rad Star Brand 98> | Root ew York Bot Co, 98¢ $1.57 © phate, NY. Bot. Co, 98¢ 98c Lemon Soda, Red Star Brand. 98¢ Ginger Champagne (Equinox); loz pts., $1.38; doz. gts...$2.14 s Aromatic Ginger Ale.$1.16 nent blend, rich, fragrant and regularly 24¢., sale, 19 sacks, beans only 84.34 ig Hyson, Japan, Formosa add regular! plate ForMen:MoreDollarNegligee Shirts we madras, ever seen offered underprice. pearl buttons; all Mas hite batiste; med low bust, Women’s Undergarments hips, attached hose support: Aces ers; $1.00 quality; special 59 Corset Covers, made of na "J, B.” Corsets, made of white FIGS:—Extra larg. throughout {he store, Many of the best offerngs, b:>- cause in |'mted quantities, are not advertised. \ACYS == Midsummer Cicarance Sales Sth Ste Tie Stock Clearing In Various Sections , Embroideries and the like ext 4 POINT CUR pair, 74 to $8.94 anionic Wh 2° ‘yard lena: RPETS Velvet, to $2.16 eac! KARABAN RUGS, an ‘Tapestry Brussels, Be by now... $36.48; now ants of Pr * With a Special Tennis Goods Sale of Racquets Fifth Floor, ews of 225 u ennis Racquets ot the cele- ality, standard h toa third, Pony ar handles, ; Sale ‘Horsman Special Racquete, atiivaties this sa d walnut throats; regularly $2.19 devotees of ten- $2.79 h Or ental gut; N wor Tennis Poles, per set 98> to $2.97 ais Nets....$1.29 to $4.24 puble court, $2.97 98> Tennis Racquet C to $1.98 urt Markers Patterns Stamped Dresses for Needlework »: + Rompers, of pink and 24 FI patterns as above —ALSO— Scarfs and Covers, stamped 59c ard Engraving cf colors, and finished with ribbon 39¢ 59c bows. . Shirts at 59c From a Troy (N. Y,) mi cturer, who supplied us with the had in Monday's lively sale. All plain negligee garments, attached or detached cutis, made of good quality woven stripe in this season’s patterns. As good dollar shirts as you have ely Men’s Pajamas, 79c a Suit colored chamb full fashioned and trimmed with zes in a collection of 1,800 suits, Goods Of plain Main Floor, Worth While Visiting the Underprice Basement i These: of Main Statrway House Garments. Parasols at 99c Kimono gales, made of figured lawn, finished with scal- loped borders... cesssessseesD4e ‘Corsets vith two w jean, low bust, long hips, attached hose supporters at front and sides, trimmed with lace; $1.00 quality at 69¢ Bust Supporters, made of mus- lin, trimmed lace edging; sizes 34 to 42; $0¢. quality, a 39: Towel Specials made of heavy m crash; size 17x ed and ready for THE Oe ee WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1908, TO-MORROW 10 AM. to tv, M 1. Swiss Ribbed Vests TO-MORROW 10 A Moto 1 P.M RO MORROW 10 A. W. M. Lave Kimonos Tawny ala 0 ' all With 3 Jere to mall ord Dig (Second Floor.) TO. SORROW 10 A.M. to 1 P.M Roller Towelling (Main Floor.) PENAISSANCE Cl this sale, 2.49 to $13.94 ia BON FEMME CURTAINS, w to $10.00 each; BON FEMS RIA ea RUFFLED MUSLIN ly 6Oe, to $4.75 a pair: sale, (Main Voor) ; cto $3.24 eias MILL REMNANT h stripes, Tapestry Repps, Armures ors and Velours; lengths yards, of fabrics ordinarily worth from Ls 7 ete, Das C EARANCE 45e. to $5.80 a yard; this sale, per remnant.vcseeccccsseeseees 24o, to $3.72 b, of ia Great L ° R nts of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat- Floor Coverings (2.0) “eet Sud tollectens a: Se Rug additional interest in third floor stocks. INGRAIN AND INGRAIN FILLING, 73 lenetls in all, 2 to 10 yards long; Less th: If disregarded: considered were 69¢. ar way ‘ vee BDC but prices OIL CLOTH AND LINOL Waltoiatrards were averiovere | ut prices to make whirlwind se Men’s Odd Coats and Vests, Hh suits worth up to $15, at $3.50 : Mer Ohl Cnn ns ve, Men’s Odd Coats, $5.00 values, at... + $2.! 50 Men's Trousers, all pind all sizes, $3.00 values, at $2. 00 MEN'S 2 PEND, 3 3200p MEN'S STRAW] IRS, brofHATS, $1.50 val MEN’S OUTING $,.00 SUITS AT bf ‘A BOYS’ SUITS © MO BOYS’ $9, WASH SUITS) BUYS’ $1.00 WASH SULTS) BOYS’ 25¢ atersesenrises erent 25e | 006 sy | CHILDREN'S _98¢ Sten ys! 2 OVERALLS STRAW HATS at... 25e ai 17 BOYS' BLOUSES, — famou tt HTH STREET uae ry at 19¢ i Third abe) HOSIERY wai THAN HALF PRICE You will find over 350,000 pairs of Foreign and Domestic Hosiery onsale here to-morrow. The mammoth surplus stocks of a large importer and jobber. The prices are less than pre- valling wholesale prices, For instance; Stockings for Women, Children and Girls, Half Bice for Men and Youths, at 5c, 10c, 15c, 12/4c, 19c, 25c, 35c and wD -6 14TH STRERT STORE, Thor.) (Dane Gowns at 98c Go-Carts | Clearance . Sale Just because we have about 300 sample gowns down goes the price. Handsomely trimmed with Val. lace and medallions, Regular $1.98 values, To-morrow at Oh MUS WeRS < Nu) sat (Second Fluor) CThind Floor.) MN ac chines Sew 8 Second Floor, (THE 14TH STREET STORE, (Fourth Floor.) NEW-LAID arton EGGS —Doz, ie Bie CA0ld (eeeneenreeenceemeens ! | PRUNES—sr mp. RICK—-Excejiont ae "SC | FLOUR POSEN aes are WINES & LIQUORS Fras and Vegas | EO PART ASEE Or Ae LINCOLN, SQUARE WHISK Sod regu ‘Doz WHITE ROSE GIN ~The bess Uy pe Hoi mein spain sn WHOLE TOE SIRLOINS or) meee ik AMR CHOP hort K meat, no wastes AG] fp PURE BORAX—Mule Team ; Horax, guaranteed chen package ss. 10c FRAGRANT 600. TEAS, 480. di Miter ce ERC UEGS OF CANADA ken k voli reg: | MARYLAND WHISKEY | MUTTON eng nad 486 The iba., Bide HREEN STRING BEANS. OX. TONGL A 500 ry 7¢ (THE t4t