The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1914, Page 11

~ annT 203-1220) sasoe DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Swe. Hace: Pegi, . dine 18 dine 20 [AKATVES DIFFER WIDELY * ‘There are many which are #0 hostile to the system that their only effect is wained by Nature's throwing them off as a pest—in other words, they fight Nature instead of assisting her and tive must help and naturally without griping or an; other discomfort—at tie ue time it must be Cape . b just such a medically perfect Jaxa- tive is hey are now sound- ing the 0” call in the army of thous: eldnte Wells” making “ the mornin totally free from all nar- I feel. % is in tablet form for “Grown- ‘Taps-Jr." for the youngsters, ind. they aly cost a little dime for a goodly trial packet. Dr yor usn peed C Shoe ven Ag you do not suffer with feet is no reason why youll! id not Deke the ; Nature to help herself |} nnd clear the. Lower Intestine gently }' 1s tees tk Ets c Papa at Taps| {4 CLOSING NG QUOTATIONS. ia. ti ska Gold Mines, 28 a4 — , HY oy 50 + - 8] = fi ticutarty such incidents of it as the Record | Date. e522 sone este Panne res tieiiait esbrBazsi: PER EPPEREE Size 2352233R! FEE SF: ae lett to tetel 12.98 12.97 12.77 12.80 13.00 13.06 | conditions A a fi i ' mnangee PRSLE ERPEE BER FEEECIES FF EF Market easter on better weather and in sympathy with mii nviae’ Hoar, subepir, recession in prices, but eeu Fe. strength waa shown in Missouri Pa Firat sales were recorded as A it 19 1-2 a 19 5-8, compared with u . Trading was quict to the end of the first hour. Uncertainty regarding Boston and Maine financial problem was perhaps the tmmediate of hesttation, Pressure on New t stock to new low c nd put the general market to test in the second hour, but stocks as a rule were firm on the decline and trading came to a standstill, General Motors sold off to 92 a loss of four points from the opening. No change occurred in the char- acter of the market in early after- noon, Very little outside interest was shown in the dealings, which were mostly professional. pA cchenon<theemnn STATE MAY BUY RAILROAD. ROSTON, Ji .—The Committ Railroads of the Massachusetts lature now has under consideration message transmitted by Gov. Walsh yesterday, urging that the men to be chosen as liquidators of the New road ke tt it the" Boston and Maine unt ward ‘hae i 8 2} Market Closing—Tho street In the 4 ffternoon watcied the clock, wearily |} je walting for the hour of 3. There is a 1"\fecline of complete apathy every. where. Stocks were weak just before y | the close, = The cause of hesitation was not all | here, although chief attention was given to the rate uncertainty. Situa- tion abroad had some influence, par- political uncertainties in France, the recurrence of heavy liquidation in Russian industrials and the reports of pending embarrassments on the con- tinent. The most hopeful piece of news of tho day was the statement by Dow Jones & Co. that there is an increased buying movement in Steel, the pres- ent month giving promise of being the best aince Merch. Prices soli off under pressure in last hour to the lowest level for their movement. ro Unton igen Le 1 to 98-4 polnta. v! Opening wae more active beginning, accompanied by geeres of the State can vote on the withe Gor the State should 20NE ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Chicago and Alton’s Apri 40- creased $114,188; net Increased $48.10 ten ten moethe Grae ‘decreased eat HTH net declined Delaware, Lackawana and Western for past ten months declined 16,003 and net income decreased $1,423,436. Deldware and Hudson's grosa de- creased $910,538 tt ten months; net declined $1,6 ’, 1016. clined $909,266; net decreased $194,870; ten months’ gross declined $1,043,407; net decreased Piast eon. dpbeh? Cheapo Wheet and Corn Marhets| Reporte of Mees’ Be am: v'e Wheat New Haven sold at new low record, 637-8; previous low, 661-4. At 687-8 stock shows lose of 211 points from record high price of 276 made September 18, 1889. covering. A better cash joted. Some authorities shortage before the new crop @ Je. Closed at top, % steadier on light offerin International Nickel Compa ended March 81—Karned, 200; balance available for dividends on common equal to 1119-100 per cent. compared with 1179-100 earned in ear Missour! Pacific’s April gross de- previous yeat EXPERT DANCING IS UNNECESSARY TO WIN THE $200 WEEKLY CASH PRIZE DANCING To Be Held Every Week At The ot See ii: ni ag, Rolapram ha to Sarees , tor any Hie prisva, each winmer will reoelve the nay of our 10 stores, or cam be ear E80 Bradway teow Sore etore. : GOOD FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE. CONTESTS 395. BUSTANOBY’S 605. No Favorites; Open to All—No Entry Fee. Preliminaries will be held dally at Tea, Dinner and Supper. PRIZES will be AWARDED every SUNDAY evening. ai Cut Glass $2. 98 ha one perfect American Cut Glass, brilliant and ee Handsomely cut on clear, crystal blanks that rit Se a one like a bell. All newest Oil Paintings for Gifts patatit eg, PS? $1.55 |paintingeat.. $3.65 Feats ie, ond $4 95| ,Sake's A limited number of high grade Oil Paintings, framed in deep double sweep, gilt and full gold burnished frames, ebony finished shadow boxes and glass. Only n nine $19. 50 to $25.00 Paintings at $11.50 One-Day Wonder Specials in Toilet Articles hnfytsrd Talcum Powder, Be. rooth Powder, regular our price 8 Cc Limit 1 tos customer, 55c Double Bed Sheets Sime 81,90 before ith wide home; good wear . Ne mail orders filled. Trunks & Suit ‘Cases: Dress Trunks at *5.00 | Of basswood, covered with heavy aq roof canvas, cloth lined, sheet- i tom, brass trimmed, excelsior lock and catches, sizes 88 and 34. $1.00 Matting Shopping Bage. ot OF waterproot matting —_ ue otrap, ith cate! nes 14, 59c $3.50 Leather Suit Cases. Of high wrade leather, steel frame. Linen lined, with heavy leather corners, sewed handle, vrass lock - straps; sise 26 inch, at 50c Sise Daggett & Ramedell Cold Ltenal our price., Limit 1'to «cu er. Java Rice Powder, ree ular price 25c.; our price., » 25¢ 16c Limit 1 to a customer, 50c Size Hinds’ Honey & Almond Cream: our price. OC Limit 1 to @ customer. $2.35 Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe J ower range for new crop. Sentiment | Fa | generally bullish, but most traders | appear to be awaiting a further re- action before again entering market. Cotton recovered in afternoot Po Simpeon Orawford—Fearth Floor. == Timely Suggestions for the the TMMER TOME in Our Furniture Dep artment THE BLUE PENCIL HAS BEEN riya ageoe TO RELENTLESSLY IN MARKING DOWN PRICES IN zp BEDDING DEPARTMENT, WHICH WILL ENABLE THOSE WHO ARE FITTING UP EITHER A SUMMER COTTAGE OR fetta g TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. SIMILAR REDUCTIONS WILL BE FOUND ON OTHER PARTS OF OUR FURNITURE FLOO A $24.50 Brass Bed Sanpie Biase & Wee migra paren An $8. 50 White Enamel at $14.00 fe $445) Bed at $5, 75 Bite Bane Bed, at $21.45| white Enamel Bed, at $6.95 9 This neat design is so $23.50 ath ft. 6 Sie 0 $7.45 Good construction, constructed as to make ‘ aor pager lon has 2-inch continuous durable and 16.45] whiee eit 87.95 feieisahe aot sere $16.45) white tnamei Bed, st 97-95 | cate and top rod, fitted pone, ited Sahe ek .. $24.50 White Enamel Bed, at $7-45|with 7-8 - inch filling filling rods, connected $22, 50 White name Bed, a "$10. 95 |rods, and nicely enamel- $12.95 led. All sizes. Will 4 50 4 ft. 6 $22.00 ae ib hr ... $17. 50 white Enamel Eee ‘5 stand any amount of » $22.95 S| White Enamel Bed, at $11.00\hard wear. Extraordinary! 9x12 Axminster Rugs ALWAYS SOLD AT NOT LESS THAN $22.50 $ At this unknown low price we expect a quick clearance of these rugs. They are of the most desirable ] 4 75 quality in Oriental and allover patterns aud have not before been sold at such a low price ® 9x12 ROYAL WILTON RUGS MOELy RITCHER COLONIAL RAG BUGS rit Regularly $38.50. Sale price. 7. Reg. Tie le} ng. i x 8.3x10.6 ROYAL WILTON RUGS ‘te Slee peclTerioe.... Re $0.50 S98 Regularly $85.60. Sale price........ seeeeeeeees . $24, 5 sents. . $1.65 $1.25] 0x12 Reg. $11.00 $7.50 An unlimited showing of new patterns just peonived from in woes and hit-or-miss cretonne effects, in red, some of the standard manufacturers of the country. The de- ‘Simpson Crewford Store—Main Fleer: nt any. Prevents Wen ts Sorrects toot ailments. pide iad a nice | steady absorption of contri shoo jcurred. Market closed barely aay 3 to 7 point —. with Bold ontt? in own. woot ate Broadway. at rating are jsome mulel-millionalre the old servitor who twenty-seven years." ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM America’s Greatest umd House 358 Block 8 Av. 36%: By OUR ONLY STORE-By Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’Clock ‘] June Home Outfitting Sale’ Furniture and housefurnishings for every room at pret Cap cs reduced prices. Everything from our regular stock. Coa- y actual comparison that Our Prices Are Always the Lowest! {9% Discount ¥i You Prefer to Pay Cash § Vy Woven Porch H ammocks UNSURPASSED FOR GIV- ING PERFECT RELAXA- TION AND COMFORT IN WARM WEATHER. Special at $1.39 Close canvas and basket weave in attractive stripe colorings. Concealed spreader at head, wood bar at foot with patented tips. Continuous string- ing with adjustable hitch end rings, requiring no knotting of ropes, Curtains DAINTY NEW WINDOW TREATMENT FOR SUM- MER HOME OR BUNGALOW Special at *1.59 Made of fine qualit scrim and trimmed wit! dainty ball fringes in all colors, The effect is simply |] charming and appeals mag- |} netically to the most dis- criminating tastes. Crewferd, Feerth Our Housefurnishing Section WE HAVE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE SAMPLE LINE OF THE ng. MACHINES, TABLE TEA KETTLES, § O'CLOGK TEA KETTLES, COFFEE PERCOLATORS, CAKE OR SERVING PLATES oF THAN ONE THIRDOF REGULAR PRICES. $7.50 Coffee Machines 7 ED TO 6 Special at *4.25 EVERY PIECE GUARANTE! PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT. 2}pint sise, fitted with the Sternau Inferno Burner; some with Mission bases, others without bases, in heqvy nickel or copper polished finish. $4.75 § O'CLOCK TEA KETTLES, $2.75 5 O'Clock Tea Kettles with wrought iron cranes, fitted with the ventilated as- bestos burner, in brass, copper or nickel finish. UT Ld $62 TABLE TEA KETTLES, $2.75 in @ variety of 15 kinds ternal Sct from, all Atted mate the ventilated geposice purser, rer come with | th the, Bon Sidebeard White namoel Stec! Bed Chiffonier Reg. price $12 6x9.... 0 80x60 n, sg and old rose colorings. Reversible. Cool and ef- signs and colorings are the latest productions, lective for Summer use. IMPORTANT SALE OF CORK AND INLAID LINOLEUMS 59c XXX Cork Linoleum : 4 95c Inlaid Linoleums Large variety of the latest patterns, A selection of this season’s most Suitable for kitchen, dining-room and i full Crawtord, Upholatery ” attractive patterns. Cut from halls, Cut from full rolls. 3 4 > ry * @ 4 rolls, Colors through to 5 9 solutely perfect; per square ie back; at, square co yard.. c ard : C Linens and Bed Coverin FOR THE SUMMER HOME ngs BUNGALOW. Bungalow Lunch Cloths Bleached Satin Damask, in attractive patterns, with dainty pink, blue or green borders. At $1.19 $45. At 59c | dims At 98c | it, 54x56 Bungalow Sheets, 38c Each |Bungalow Bath Towels, I7c Each hri er and twin Beds,| Just the thing for summer use, large size, bleached, with neat pink and biue borders. Hemmed ends, Reg. 22c, Bungalow Scarfs, 98¢ For table and dressers; all linen, natural color with dainty scalloped edges and eyelet embroidery, im pink, ead brown. RIFRIGERATO RS] Every refrigera Pianos and Player Pianos $450 Symphotone Player $25 Music Roll Cabinet 20 Rolls Player Music All for $3 8 5 We cut $110 off the regular price. A worth while saving on these splendid instruments, Guaranteed for five years. Sold on weekly payments of 82,00, Used Pianos Cut to Half Their Real, Values Bungalow Pillow Casce, 10c Each Made of good quality bleached pillow casing with wide hems; size 45x36 inches, Reg. 14c, Bungalow Hand Towels, 12}4c ea, Sise 16236 (nohess all white and begs opr n4 union Wedding... 5 If you send of bring thie coup CAKE OR SERVING PLATES nickel plated; footed; 98, at $1.19; fat, value dee. tien” ~