The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1902, Page 5

Dt. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT _ «| LOVE MY OLD HOME,” SAID _ | DUCHESS AS'SHE SAILED. ‘ Her Grace*of Marlibor- ough Paid a Graceful Tribute on Board the Teutonic. Sveged A Fourney From Basement to Roof. CHAPTER I. To impress you more vividly with the true scope, imp< pra and en- Rush For Fall Chings Is On/ the wat sane (epoca People are crowding along from everywhere. And what throngs! It | (.bb¢e we stroll through, the sire doesn’t seem possible for so many people to gather comfortably under one roof. | with the Bri Chika sad And still they do! The store is colossal; the ceilings are the highest | Cut-Class Sections, which occupy. in town; the aisles are broad and free from cramping. There is no sense of perl Paettnsgoein! 2S, WILL REPEAT THE visit.| : Chatted Gayly with Mother and American Friends, Who Called; Her ‘‘Connie,’’ but English Say ‘‘Your Grace.”’ “J have no particular message to the stuffiness. Sistieeesas American people. I love my old home ; 6 F ‘and am leaving to-day with the samo Ohe Yew By Store Is a Oreasure-Grove. ¢ Glass Depertnea Se fenced in cut Biass, feeling ot seater orn Pe tay It is in its first fine Fall bib and tucker. The best markets of the world have been hurdying things fi Be Ma: te Aeuiteltoelanotien vigt along in train and ship loads. a great deal deeper and polishes “Her Grace, the Duchess of Marlbor- ae Foils are thinking of heavier things to wear. The frosts of early morning and the chilly mists of oh, bigher re ough, made this graceful expression of night whisper warnings of colder days that are flying hitherward. i desans, are uniaue farewell. to an Eveffing World reporter e ¥ a e shapes ve on the promenade deck of the stcamer Cvery Yew Fashion Is Adeguately Represented. : Se Lark cece nepntennteal ‘Teutonic, on wiles she took passage If it’s new it’s here; if it's worth having it’s here. All that’s blooming and becoming in My * back for England at moon to-day. peralve The Duchess took leave of her friends Women’s Suits, Women’s Wraps, Women’s Millinery, int Ts not hept Nerss on the upper deck of the White Star Women’s Shoes, Women’s Gloves, Women’s Neckwear. : lesa Rit yeni ner. 15, the Lect alae ue Sabet bn And then add to these everything else that comes under this classification. Also everything to make home more comfortable, more hand- ities of bric-a-brae and yatta SU aae, some. And everything for the girls, boys, big and little, and the men, too. i the, leading manufacture Belmont, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vander-| Qilt; jr, Mrs, Ogden Goelet, Arthur Ise- lin, Gouverneur Phelps, John R. Drexel and Col. Willlam Jay. They chatted \ gayly, Mrs, Belmont addressing her @aughter in French, the others using thelr native tongue. Jus, before tiv Teutonic sailed Messrs, Baring a Guest, of London, who arrived duti thé morning on the Oceanle, came ta tho Anniversary days! And every day is a feature day. If you are a stranger you will marvel at this monument of modern activity; if rge and elegant assort~ Carrara and Castellina mare you are a New Yorker and live near by and often come here---why, well, you'll like us all the better. € a ror It’s The New Big Store now, you know. And that means ever so much more than a few rapidly written sentences can convey! iret ericey ouete decals oneal ‘and al deci Wares fhe assortments of Women’s Yew Babies’ Store, Shae ‘ Ja Ll Co. ats. On the Second Floor Is a Fine Place. | i: 2%, iuiiwase’ sien siectrolians i hel the Duch- f he Pee he: OTHERS are incessantly praising the new Store | "3! a7 eons re Sections are Friends Called Her “Connie.” Coolish weather spells ‘warmer for Babies. This important branch of our business is now cenecaly, Interesting. Amerloan magia located on the Second Floor at the northeast corner, and b: In th a tg re that they reason of its separation from the constant activity of the other depere, are’ now. feaiing ‘the, Wuropean ments affords a degree of privacy and quietness eminently satisfactory. | (ucers With great success. itera fe & hi that Js In every way equal to pacearal Chon Kt Is Vow the Largest Department dn | tho Beccatat glass. ‘The old pattern ts considered the most artistic # ‘ ‘oduc: rd Yew York Devoted to the Display Binteware: and ot this type the e es a complete line. of Baby Chings. The Dinnerware Department In foct, the youngster up to 4 years may be excellently fitted out | ‘* ,.\" ath with everything that is new and desirable. ‘he coming of cold weather } sixty pattern: is sharply emphasizing the need of warmer wear things for the precious rman, Aus n makers. little people. ® a great advantage to users Of | When they addressed her as “Your Grace" they emphasized the fact that her other friends had been calling her And consequently don’t forget “Gonnie’’ in true American fashion. , ’ No aristocratic hauteur -marked the that the sale of Duchess's leave-taking. She kissed her LEA r mother like an affectionate daushter. ¢ ‘i . and she and Mrs. Vanderailt vlung to ; - R Z each other like a pair of schoolgirls. \ 3 o fhe: Duchess Noor Wp ane pier with + 7 AY rs. Osden let an hour befot oon. Ay) Buciinspectea: neve winteroome, Lwhien i y Open Seam Jackets; of tan covert} she found filled with floral tokens. and ff ' 4 th a Ps - then went to the promenade deck, where | } ( ‘ and black cheviot continues to- sbe was soon joined by her friends. | =| sly entertaines de morrow. clothes, inate the Wal t ‘ | It is the greatest Jacket offer With its many showcases, perfect light, fresh, new stocks and ex- | « in facts it ts the only wi * g J pert attendants the Babies’ Store is an ideally comfortable and pleasing | (Amy, show By te 3 reeni#y gra. loth, shading Into la jor. There were dainty. trimmings of ever presented. - chiffon at the » H i ~~ and crowned innovation. To enter it is like going into a parlor. e or two dozen—making Wp @ com= : plete dinner, tea, soup, meat or any: Among the leading lines we are now showing are: RRC G AN Tepasiathitigi ot Velvet Coats. | Cord 5 5 ym Y that might be need | Corduroy Coats. | Moire Coats, | 32 mere reaktgse it rom (Second Floor, Front.) umn Leaver, aa by. th y : v) va ? eae pproachea) Dy ct “or have ce : OMEN? S Salt WAY ; Each with caps to match. & saucer you can enall y aa ) but I do not wish to be Infants’ Slips & Dresses. | Barrow Coats. disre that carries such extens! Then she turned to Mrs k auflo explained thse, the A Representative Showing of the Very chess was quite timid about, new: 2 ~ Mrs. Goelet sid F Bs Tae acne! Arr St aN ‘Newest Modes. present at therapening of Parttament\) fi; ‘ on Oct. 6 It is easy to understand why this large portion of the store does Took Earl Minto’s Son. i such a satisfactory business. Excellence is its motto. Combine this White Nainsook and | Bands, of “open stock” patterns. It Flannel Skirts. 8 ay to buy Bibs (quilted and sitk), | Bootees (kid & worsted). | open atoc Hose (white & colored). | Baskets & Washstands, | Such low prices. 4 | | Rattles & Powder Puffs. | Knit&CashmereSacques | Mi 27 Sim tea’ Sintes, Marguerites, Baby Sweaters. nd-painted plaques, &c., are most Carriage Covers. White & Colored Coats | <omple' After the gangplank was drawn wu FATTEO TO with the newest styles, the many little‘exclusive novelties of design and Caps, Hat: dB rp Nong and short). ‘The Housefarnishing Department. Arinuriseitn, ‘wii te"wolng toc Lon dor DISTINCT. . « CORSETS every possi. ornamentation that appeal so powerfully to femininity, and the unitorm Pe eiderlown sacuues ana Wrappers: ‘The Housefurnishing Department mi and the little Viscount Meglund, son NEW SHAPES BLE TYPE OF STOUT FIGURE lowness of prices, and you obtain in a few words the true secret of its These three specials to still further enliven to-morrow: large St iia ind. in ea Harl Minto, Governor-General of Ci WITHOUT ALTERATION. ada, who 18 going back to England | the’ Duchess’s cure to be placed school. Two trucks took the Duchess's fifty- two trunks to the pier. In them were her dresses and a number of gifts she {s taking back to her friends abroad as souvenirs of her American visit. A | iS success. THE GREAT DEMAND FOR WALKING. SUITS HAS BEEN ANTICIPATED WITH THE LARGEST COLLECTION «doin BABIES’ SILK EMBROIDERED AND FINE TUCK t half way to Fifth avenue, CAPS, lace top, fuche with baby ribbon, liberal silk Starting at the north side, we. tes, al ies; paca OF) ins, woseaware cetera aay A oO} c a HITE LAWN APRONS. wise of household wares tn ‘the eltgs Hy va “STRAIGHT FRONT” for the too fully developed normal figure—Reduces, restrains, gives grace of line. “TALL FIGURE”’ for the tall woman with too prom- CHILDREN'S WHITE LAWN APRONS, yoke and include medicine ok relia waist eflects, hemstitched lawn ruflle over shoulder, commodes, lacking cab sizes 4 to 12 years, 49 bracket shelves and & collection of American toys for her own inent abdomen—Gives extra length above and below the of bamboo ware, ) two boys filled all of two big trunks. waist line and reduces the abdomen so that this defect of OF JAUNTY STYLES COLORED gaa a Ea 1. Next we gal inio leas cookianene EVER GATHERED. : As special features for Thursday we present values of the most exceptional déscription at these: prices: V2.75, 13.75, 16.50 figure is entirely disguised. “LOW CUT”? for the short waisted, stout woman, It*has & low bust, is extremely short. under the arms and long below the jvaist line. Gives leagth and slendernegs to the waist and hygienically reduces*the abdomen. *“*LONG HIP”? for the stout woman with too generous hips breasted, trimmed with braid, military effect, siz Too years, 375 t enamel cook: (Second Floor, East, 1918 St.) J should be guaranteed to Deva nd to have the power to REGULAR 98c. GRADES,’ inet Mara. aan * GLEASON QUARTERS “,-AMTED FOR RELICS Souvenir Hunters Relieve the/} tiv hew «Tape Strap’ is light but strong, and avoids tvery indication of * Contractor of Tearing Down | putkiness. s i It is to the advantage of every stout woman to buy her corsets where the House Once Occupied by|} og educing System is sold, as it insures a perfect-fitting corset without \ ‘*BattleeAxe Mayor. wae — 1 duces, | cl j Women’s Petticoats of black mercerized sateen, two very good | ‘"¢, Most eminent chemists for i Sucgesstully reduces: cleverly, draws) tbs: {ulved#)tonerd and 49. 50. styles, umbrella flounce, wtth accordion pleated ruffe and double Mind heey are Cie: eases the back, umbrella ruffle. . (Second Floor, Centre.) Women’s Ready-to-Wear Hats Inexpensive but stylish.. Plenty of them on special tables along the 19th street side of the Main Floo The newest of the natty new styles. Prices, Mord tha that Ores ee eee | ir | —— ’ . @omen s Separate Fall Shires. instances about half what the valuations rangé. signs are shown from the lowest Better or id 8 varieties of new Separate Skirts NOBBY TRIMMED SAILORS, of fine quality camel's hair felt, | '° the very highest grades. b These Walking Suite are in all the plain, rough and fancy suitings, and in blouse, jacket and Norfolk styles. The illustration attractively pictures one of the styles. Japan ware and xt In order are the {in ware, trom ush depart: with both foreign mestic wares Ih of various makes, ean mii ‘One of the handsomest d x \s that which displays the. sean ponds | ge in some | for use in the tollet and. bal I (Second Floor. Front ) alteration. All shapes and sizes in this system are. The Self-Reducing in finer materials... FOR SALE IN ALL FIRST-CLASS CORSET DEPARTMENTS. Although the heirs of the Oliver } Charlick estate engaged @ cont-wctor Much interest centres in the I a hy fi build- we “3. trimmed with large rosette of same material and handsome wings; the x agin; de | eat iott and: diledrathoot Long | HOPS BROS BO West Tarn Suen ew Zork, fab BOF to be und eer: All the desirable repaiteiand hat are finished with stitched binding of contrasting color. Ani coffe gots, atthe cen | i\ Island City, the contractor has had abrics are shown, clu- ye i} be “a esue It, aaiealls Bieeraiiers e best styles, many exclu All the now Fall colorings; excellent valuié at $2.00; our Anniversary price, 1.25 own in br 25 CASES NEW DRAPED HATS, with velvet crown and draped with camel’s 95 he ae eine ‘end basket haif felt, §1.50 grades, 1 ee S OF NEW MOHAIR FELT HATS, most wanted shapes and colote; 7 shown in, this oountres toe eee excellent 7Sc, value; our Anniversary price, ‘The paint stock Is complete tn r sive, are displayed. ‘his news for to-morrow: CLEVER WALKING SKIRTS, at §.00, 7.50 .and 9.765. STYLISH DRESS SKIRTS of Broadcloth, Cheviot and Etamine at 5.00, 8.75, 9.75 and 11.75. RICH SILK SKIRTS at 975, 12.75, 15.00 and 22.50, Becond Floor, Centre.) pleces, and to-day Police Captain Woods stationed patrolmen about the i partly demolished’ building 30 that i} passerby might not get Injured Jf what | fomained of what werd once walls of the bullding fell. + iancaaunsne os oe tasseerers A Home Completely } 2 SEO | : OUR4THANNIVERSARY, whtch fell on Sept. 10th, will besduly celebrated us. We shall, commencing on this day and continuing one week, distributé to all purchasers a handsome souvenir fof intrinsic value to commemorate the event. Furnished, $115 9 A pa it el | ! literally torn the whole structure to i Mayor of Long Island City"—and that 4g why the relic hunters, who are mostly school childrén, are anxious to carry ‘away sections of the old structure with which Gleason and the doings of Gleason wore ko closgly connected. It, was jn the bullding now being de- stroyed ‘that the first Democratic or- gapization of Long Island City was organized by Patrick Jerome Gleason, | det osama pert ey ae ‘of Goods Can Be Had Upon Application, Actual Value of Goods $110, if sek that he organized the Gletgon Fire En- Elevated Station lesan om chr Open Saturdays a nH (Main Floor, 19th Street Side, * In All the Latest Fall Shapes. nthe. Haniware Dente This highly popular brand of Shoes for women anne, eek ee oa fee have daily been making friends ever since. Now, over 4,000 women are andi other “necers Uae, All the styles of the exclusive, high-priced boctmaker are shown ‘in the ‘Foot Mould. 7 . A buying ; 5 pal ha a Women’s Shovs ony “a legel Cooper ee J guarantee their paints, but are always i) O0}* ke Good Any Imperfections e I find the most — useful was introduced just one year ago, and leaped into instant favor and lifters, carpet stretchers, picture wira wearing them, This seas 's newest leathers are calfskin for outdoor, ideal kid IVs gigs Gocspahy, cfswblso he! wed aiwa 404th Street. Until $0 P.M, 5 Wass and dull kid fer popular use. : in tho Tariware’ Depars Siterssn, ond tho engine WaIh eb lomen’s Fall Waists, ' SPECIAL LOTS: mua eveny, article te guaranteed shased tor $14 he afterwards eold’€ the |} | ( )) Columbus Ave., WOMEN’S SAMPLE SHOES AT 495 Bip eenimaailt was inane ties eiKeng FISHER BR S pet sale 104th St: Three Specials for Tharsday, This season's make ; $3.50 and $5.00 qualities. Dozens of pretty styles, his two trotters, Farnell and Gladstone, and Ms pacer, Home Rule, While Alderman, he but a car line, droye the car and acted as tvonductor and’ at the same time was President. $ 7 puree, and held all other offices thé Gleason Street Car Company. It was in ire sane, building that in kid, calf and patent leather ; button and lace. WOMEN'S $1.50 to $3.00 QUALITIES AT All sjzea in Oxfords, and sizes 21; to 5 in Bobdts; button and lace py Ain aoe aye styles. (Second Floor, Take E ) g n this particular depart- the heating stove section Monday set a pace that has never been sur- passed in the matter of great waist selling.’ Tuesday gave renewed evidence of the popu larity of the Walst Store, and to-day iff splendidly keeping upthe record. is there any reason to believe otherwise than for burning elther tye Go-Wforrow’s Features We n’s FOOT Hous D Shoes, 3 . pa Wile Attract YJuck 4 00} % gaditort pen Oe Attention New Fall Styles Now Ready. on ink New Samael. es replenish F 9S The daily increasing popularity of ‘‘Foot Mould”’ a that he ordered the arrest of He . bevoise, then Mayor of Long Toland Was the time of consoldatiaa cf the cities, his term did not expire until noon Of Jah. 1, 1898, and he always claimed to be phe first Mayor of the Greater City, as Mayor Van Wyck did not swear In tintll_nocn. _ & ; ——— CHOLERA SPREADS. A mil is the scene of ime it: folden Fountaip Lae Shoes is aue entirely to true merit; perfect-fitting, best wearing; many The Huge Go! aA iasladinghote? abate . 2 Requires @nly a little wa. FRAU DECOM WAITS, stores ask $5.00 for no better shoes. ; hte lashing. spekline age “! oo ‘ 3 wish the bested segorting 6. IO Foot Mould Shoes come in all leathers, including the dressy 2 00 a ot ane oto tbe vestubt a Pall Ideal’? patent kid, and in all styles FALL WEIGHT PIQUE WAISTS, peed 4 yee: Sixth av bed 95 SPECIAL.—The balance of ‘thcse well-known $3.50 Patent impressed by ii hoayy. 118) grade, at Leather Shoes for men are now on sale, all sizes, at 4.90 | otrisis oor. (Second Floor, Centre.) », ter and slops are avoided. ‘ ; (Main Floor, East)