The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1903, Page 5

FASHION HAS A SHOW OF ITS OWN “Madison Square Garden Given Over to a Bewildering Collec- tion of the Thousand and One Accessories of the Toilet. POEMS OF FORM AND COLOR. Paris Sends More than a Hundred Creations and an Expert to Leo- ture on Them and There Are Na- tive Products of All Sorts. Tf you are a woman and have ordered your fall gown to be made in a long ‘guit coat—three-quarter coat is the technical term—you will want it altered after a visit to the Fashion Show at Madison Square Garden. ‘The lady who has made up her mind for ‘® velvet gown or who has ordered the flare of her skirt more pronounced than this season's model will feel happy, for she ts right in line with the latest Paris pronynciamento, All these things and many more that the mind of ordinary man {s not able to encompass in the realms of chiffon fand Ungerle can be learned at the dis- play of foreign and American fashions which are displayed for the delectation of femininity at Madison Square Gar- dea. ‘The show 1s not at all like the dis- play made at last spring's dressmakers’ convention. The Parisian designers have sent over a splendid line of models—160 in all—and along with than comes a del- egate, Mr. Otto Adler, to discourse on all that ts up to date in European fash- fons, He is to lecture during the show for the benefit of those who might not be able to appreciate unassisted the wonders of foreign modiatry. The. col- lection of French gowns is bly the finest and largest ever exhibited in this gountry. The models range from $3,000 . Some of them are freakish, some striking and many really beausfful. ‘The male onlooker would prefer to see them worn by living mod- els, and this novelty hae been prom- ésed by the projectors of the enterprise, ‘The fashion arbiters of New York and other large American citles have con- tween the native and fore); and it remains to be seen whether love- ly woman will show her patriotism and stick to the home product or adopt the dicta of the ian te dress designers. 1 Besides the exhibition of gowns, there are displays of silks, laces, hosiery, neckwear, millinery—a notable exhibit— and dress accessories. There are cor- gets, too, silk skirts and lingerie in be- wildering displays which the male pat- ron would to Unger over, but Eire no! ¢ “The automobilists have « gallant dis- lay of their togs exhibited ‘on lte-Iik ody Speosasles Ly ne wilt ae , which wi - heart of womankina for the next two weeks, and it' ma; ‘men, too, if the living models proms by’ the’ promoters are placed on STOLE FRONT END OF WOMAN'S HOME Mrs, Laxar’s Protests Had No Effect on the Men Who Were _ Ripping Out the Piazza and the Door. ‘The front porch, the stoop and about ® half of the front of the house of Mra. Barbara Laxer. of No. 821 Buckley ftreet. Long Island City, {s missing. Co-day Mrs, Laxer Js puting up blankets to keep the wind away. + Mrs, Laxer recently sold her home to + the Pennsylvania Railroad. ‘The road in time purposes to tear {t down, it be- in one of the pieces of property pur- chased for the making of an immense frelxht yard by the road. Unt the railroad tears it down Mre, Laxer in- endts to live in it. Several houses in the neighborhood have ‘been torn down “ snen in the neighborhood who wanted the second- hand building material and the wood ight about 10 o'clock fire. Last ni in time to see her front plazza pried aa from the house by several men wi erowbais. oiligh Protests wore unheeded, and the inute © crowbar ripped. out door. ‘The men sald. the = Dany had bought the hou Who tore dt down could She ran to the home of ve iI it. her son, who returned and found the work of demol- ishing the house still ing on. The Bose. were called and ‘Grove the men Mrs, Laxar to-day obtained for ‘the “men ia the Long fsiand hy HIS COMPLEXION ‘WASN'T ON STRAIGHT. Detective Kiernan Blacked His Face and Sought Evidence, but Could * Not Fool the Negro Waiter. i Acting Capt. Daly, of the West Forty- } seventh street station, received a coms ,Diaint several days ago that liquor was being sold unlawfully in a restaurant run by a colored man at No. 127 West Fifty-third street. Waly called Detective Klertian into his office and sald: “Here's, your chance to sh You are worth, Kiernan, ‘Makeup dean Africhn and go get that fellow." Kiernan blacked his face with lamp Slack and oll and then ribbed'in the oli. an forgol vory kinky half, “Kiethan‘s ie wiecigi He went into the res dered a meal. ‘Then he ordered r * Don't sell {t here, , entered tii ‘ight, 1 pioier: “But I'm r "mn - pigtail gil right, I'm one of the peo ‘hat’s er, right, mister," said the ur com) on y Sap woes Se See THE WORLD: TUESDAY, EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1503. Ushering We Give “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. World’s Greatest Srocery. ASPARAGUS—""High Grade” jenesee'* —orand | UNCLE JERRY PANCAKE brand very fancy white Call~ State Baldwin | FLOUR, “4 packages 9.6, fornia Asparagus; large tender cored, quar- | for le Ts stil Ca CATSUP—""Feuntal: STRAWBERRIES—'P u ro Food" brand fancy preserved Strawberriea: 4176; can, 1S5¢ @WEET POTATOES Fine Crop. Sweet Potatoes; Ghar * 200|** DELIOATESSEN—Deli- cately Smoke hort fore- quarter faney Cana: Mutton; per Ib., BEANS—Fancy N. State | PICKLED WALNU" patehi ets ‘Beans, 190 OATS— rea’ fancy Rolled 5 799 ours 1 47e OLIVES — ‘Fountain’ brand, ; | extra taney Spanish Queen Olives, nest qualliy fruit, Earetully selected and’ packed: ‘0-or. Be. tm) manilla Otlves; amal PEACHES — “Sutter brand,| CRACKERS — Freshly baked extra’ fancy Lemon Citing | Cocoanut, Apple, Marshmal- most carefully select. | low, Operas or Fig a Bo | ed "and, packed Sriens “hears | Tarts, per Ty, sae \RIBS—"'S ta rf’ YJ “ * BOAP—MIIfe H Cart Peet tle eonhe King Osis wa cL) 40: Coe "e The berries; Ib, Can ond ite 3 per bar, 4o8., 11.56: ‘can, TTe| Tar song; 3 caken, 100 (Fourth Floor.) in September Lith Matchless Serves of Attraction 3 We Give “S & H.” Green Trading Stamps, AGT in SIXTH AVE. ren) Ronn «—«8°SSSTS, Popular Sheet Music. Very Spectal Wednesday, y Co Originally Published at 50c. and 60c. The Big Stor#’s Sheet Music Department—easily the most popular store of its kind in the city—will outdo its best pre- vious efforts to-morrow. e Thousands of copies of new and popular Sheet Music are of- fered at a price competition dare not meet: Included are hits from pest Dal the Broadway Musical Comedy successes. ; lo Mail, C. O. D. or telephone orders. None will be sold to music dealers. We reserve the right to limit quanti “LM WEARING MY HEART AWAY FOR) ‘IN A COZY CORNER, [Novelette.) hit “by Sting Mabel, MoKini HD) RAMB: ICE OF THE VIOLET. Chau “DANG! FROW! BUNGALOO } GOOD-NIGHT, LUCINDY. i Qianthure Characterietle Compas! * “UP IN THE ‘COCOANUT TREE,” by Theo. WuArS SHH MATTER * gtudy im black character; ‘GLOWWORM AND THE MOTH." “IN DEAR OLD FAIRYLAND.!* a. “THR NIGHT YOU PROMISED ME," By George Rosey. “ALWAYS IN THE WAY." 4 “THE ARRIVAL OF THE GBOKS,” by Ge by Charles Kobimen. : componer of ‘'Hiawath EDR. -time player, Inte planist at Tem: juat> Department. ‘ WHEN WE WERE Boys." HH SPARROWS.”* "yy Theo. Morse, eRNARD, America’s greatest ayncopater or Patt, MEARNS permanently engeged. a8 planiet (2 OWF When in The Siegel Cooper Store visit the Victor and Edison Talking Machine Parlors adjoining the Sheet Music Section, All the New Records played upon request. Floor, Bast, 18th St) Ghe Very Giis fact is splendidly demonstrated by ter are aware of this, and are The Big Store's China business keeps the purse be slender or plethoric. We buy from the able to build up a China business that the trade has watched with intensest interest. In the Centre Aisle on the Gable / Rich hand-decorated French and Adstrian China PLATES inal sizes; GELERY TRAYS, JAPANESE SUGAR. BOWLS and CREAM- ERS, CAKE PLATES, CUPS and SAUCERS, Each 50c Cable 2. Rich hand-decorated French and Austrian China PLATES, SALAD Gable 3. Rich hand-decorated French and Austrian China PLATES, covered VEGETABLE DISHES. CHOP DISHES, covered MUFFIN DISH- ES, SALAD BOWLS, CHOCO- LATE POTS, CRACKER JARS, CONDENSED MILK JARS, TEA- POT, SUGAR and CREAMER SETS, PUDDING DISHES, ICE CREAM TRAYS, COMB 7Sc | BRUSH TRAYS’ Eon” *4 WMunyon’s Witch Hazel Soap. 3 Cakes for 25c....10c, a Cake. A wonderful Skin and Scalp Remedy. Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap is composed of wholesome. ingredi- ents, all of the very purest materi- als. Its superiority to other soaps is always manifest, For the com- plexion, shampooing, for removing m facial blemishes and imperfections, Hee an is by the the best. ularly at 25c. a cake; we make a special offer of 10c. a cake, or 3 Bars for 25c, (Drog Gtore, Main Floor, a St Alsie.) Smyrna 6x9 F™ 9,50 Many New Oriental and Medallion Effects, This is one of the best Rug offers of the budding Fall Season, and presents a foes of judicious economy that will be wel- comed with exceptional cordiality. These Rugs are from the best SAUCERS, AFTER-DINNER CUPS and SAUCERS, etc. Each, The soap sells re; manufacturers. Also these other Smyrna Rugs at the prices named: 9x12 7.6x10.6 2.6x5 4x7 3x6 19.50 1475 150 475 2.50 Velvet Carpets. VELVET CARPETS; choice of « told regularly by us a 31.25) per y4, I95e VELVET CARPETS; extensive Capesiry Rugs. TAPESTRY _ BRUSSELS RUGS; excellent floor covering at very moderate prices; designs and colorings to suit any room; fea- tured for to-morrow are these: 9x12, 15.50 | Ts, 9.75 | showing and rae varay of pa ox), 10.50 % farts Wish border tol mani tem eee eel po cabot gery 75e Savonnerie Carpets. SAVONNERIE CARPETS; spe- cial lot of quality carpets, in rich colerings and de- signs; sold regularly"ar $1.60 a with or wil we eer 20 Witton Velvers. Capestry Carpets, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR- PETS; best makes, and an entire range of designs, hall and stair ef- fects; with or without borders: 90c, quality, per yd, 76 WILTON VELVETS ; superior gual, wih rds to “match Bde. ayality, por yd, 65 ‘able and in neat effecs 45 ; reg: 60c. quality, per yd., ular $1.50 quality, 4 20| \ (ith Floor, Front.) All the Fall . Stousefurnish , 1,50) Bae er” purchasing as never before. going ahead by leaps and bounds. very best factories in the world. We do not confine our operations to one or two manufacturers; And therefore we have been able to construct the finest China Store in the world. The As Always, Lower Prices Than Elsewhere for the Same or Better Goods. Main Hoor Go-Morrow Witt Be Ghese Great Bargains, THEOD hs decorations; regularly Fe : pate ae i $750. 28.00 in. excellent variety o in eer aint ad ord BASSETT CHINA DINNER sque SETS, borders and spray dec- RECBIVERS. Each, 7.00 orations; regularly $33.00, 20» OO Alto a large variety of VASES. FRENCH CHINA DINNER Each, 500 SETS, 100 pieces; segularly Gable 5: $25.00, A i Vv . pore variety of VASES. 2,50 2.95 large platters DINNER SETS, celebrated open ~ stock Hamilton patterns of Mad- docks enamel and gold illumined sets, soup tureen and three Chinaware. ORE HAVILAND CHINA DINNER SETS, gold , {], stippled handles and dainty spray 17,00 16.75 | SETS, 100 pieces; regularly But what wonder? The stocks being remarkably representative, and amazingly comprehensive, we do not SEMLPORCELAIN DINNER 310.06, 375 CHINA CAKE PLATES hand painted, gold illumined; regular 50c. tnd 75c. qualities, 25e Regular $1.00 and $1.50 qualitie, 50c SAUCERS, painted; 75c. qualities, 25e AND. SA\ painted; 50c. quality, 25¢ 25e. quality. 150 CHINA SALAD BOWLS. Aus 7.97, ; regularly $25.00 trian hand painted, Agate Tickel-Steet Ware constantly busy. This Ni morrow morning. WATERPALLS, 10-qt. size, wooden bail handle, genuine agate nickel TWZe steel ware, COLANDERS, fam- ily size, 4x10-inch size, holes shaped as tin. nickel steel ware, senune A 900 WASH BASINS, 12x3 1-8 size, 25 genuine agate nickel steel ware, e TEA POTS, 2-qt. size, CONVEX size, genuine TEA POTS, 3-qt size, genuine agate nickel steel ware, 46c COFFEE POTS, 4-q. size, genuine agate nickel steel ware, S5e RICE BOILERS, just the utensil for cooking cereals of STRAIGHT covers, 3-qt. ware all kinds, hickel eel Ware ae” 2eqt size, 65e CUSPIDORS, good size, genuine agate nickel seel ware, 32 DISH PANS, round shape, holding 14 qure genane agate tel ware, SO DISH PANS. oval shape, holding quarts, genuine agate nickel steel I0c BERLIN SAUCE. PANS, 3-qt sre | size. genvine ine agate nickel | steel ware, h size, 48o\ pet sey gen 6-quart size. with | Sj inch size, ge cover, devine anit niatineal ward OOF wee 6-qt. size KETTLES, nickel steel ware, ae nickel ste! ware; 6-qu size, with covers, agate nickel steel ware, g Sale S in “BERLIN” KETTLES. 4-qt- size, genuine agate nickel steel ware, 50c Geqt. size KETTLES, genuine agate nickel tee! ware, DOC SAUCE POTS, 6-q. ‘agate nickel stee! ware, 7 Se LIP_ PRESERVING KET- PLES, 4-q1. size, heavy ware, bail handle. ‘genu- ine agate nickel JI2¢ steel ware, Senuine agate 27 DIPPERS, | -quart size, genuine agate nickel steel ware. Windsor shape 4O MUFFIN PANS, 8-hole siz genuine agate nickel aeel ware SOG SAUCE-PANS with Hua genine que 7/9), wenn’ 650 BUCKETS, with cover, 3-qt. Sze: pnline sas 01977 nickel steel ware; PUDDING PANS, § 4-qr. neat canine tea nickel steel ware, OOS OBLONG ROASTING PANS, 14 inch agate nickel steel ware, 60c¢ with cover, genu- | SQUARE ROASTING PANS, 12 wine agate niche sel 7 @ c BASTING SPOONS, 10 mine agate niche eel ge “aaa At Very Spectat Price Inducements. We carry exceptionally large stocks of Agate Nickel-Steel Ware, * and sell prodigious quantities at prices that keep that section of the Basement ickel Ware comes from Lalance & Grosjean, and their reputation for high-grade goods is universally acknowledged. The Fall sale begins to BASTING SPOONS, 12 inch size, = genuine agate nickel steel ware, 0c LIP SAUCEPANS. agate nickel steel 22¢ MILK PANS, 2- size, rune egate Michal weet were TC MILK PANS, 3-qt. size, genuine mintiklaeivwcr 1. | JOC TEA KETTLES, full No. 8 size, holding 7 i, genuine" agate NIerOnre | &7e a ware, Ba) TEA KETTLES, No, 7 size, holding 5 ces, genvine aque riciel melvere, 7OC. COFFEE BICGINS gen i ‘el teal ware, tog. size ILO COFFEE BOILERS, holding 6 quarts, just the utensil for lange families and boarding- houses; genuine S7e agate nickel steel ware, CLIMAX SAUCEPANS. with “Never Burn” copper bottom, 4-qt. size, genuine agate niciel steel 6 5 220 FUNNELS, I-pint size, genuine agate nickel stee! ware, FRY PANS, long _ handle, VY f-inch size, genuine agate nickel 27e Oa Sia! weel - PIE PLATES, regular @ ay LARD family size, genuine kel steel ra agute nickel seel 7.9, Gs Sei. ware, ware, Basement.) re Rie paaetseern PN, , Best Bargains tn Sreater Yew York in China, Slassware, Lamps and Bric-a-Brac Are at the Seged Cooper Store. 3 the New China Store on the Third Floor, with its magnificent appointments and extraordinary stocks. Thousands of thrifty home folk eagerly preparing for Fall and Wir meet every requirement, no matter whether’ > ieve i h limitations. Therefore-we have been aie Aire salon is a revelation. ¢ 350 | Camps, Sas Shades & Stobes TABLE LAMPS, hand-painted + t-inch globgs: $10-qualty, 4 OO 50c Cut Stass. Te ange (estoy. 1.25 ‘ E-CREAM eT cate T, 285 | 5c: RUBY GAS GLOBES, lip 9 SAUCERS, handles or without $6.00 CUT GLASS SUGAR AND CREAM SETS. brillant de 457 | 50c. GAS SHADES AND GLOBES. 26 2 25. GAS SHADES AND GLOBES, “250 50c, DRAGON CANDLESTICKS. shades to match” signs, (Teird Fleer, Front) # VASES; rous variety; $2.00 and $3.00 qualities, $3.00 and $4.00 qualities, $4.00 and $5.00 qualities, GERMAN STEINS: fancy metals $1.50: quality, 1.09 CUT GLASS CEL- Bi DET CUTONEE 9 5g 4.50 i “CUT GLASS SALAD BOWLS, inch syle C9 ° Fall Furnt -H Day in the Superb Yew Stocks. The output of: the principal furniture markets of recog- nized standard has passed our critical inspection and we have selected. “from among, the best and choicest designs. The magnificent stocks in the Furniture Store represent all that is best in the wood-turner's art. An entire day could be spent with profit and interest examin- ing the novel designs scattered through the monster stocks. We feature far to-morrow: DINING-ROOM SUITES. al Suite, A mos 4-Piece Mission Locum Nene | rt WXTENSION TABLE (to mate), 216.50 | 0 sole bas how CHINA CLOSET (to match), with v4 ‘sow. price 27.50 back, : ARM CHAIRS (to match), leather seat; each ARMORALR, ites CHAIRS teh), leather seat; each, SIDE CHAIR, ks res se 16-80 | "One of the newest designs in a 4-Piece One beautiful hand-carved Oak Suite; Mission Suite for the library or den. uphol- massive and elegant. ered in a rich red. Solid comfort and SIDEBOARD, 187.00 | within the means of almost any one: EXTENSION TABLB, 115,00 pier bred CHINA CLOSET (mirror back), 80.00 | ARMOWAIR, 1098 ARM CHAIRS, upholstered in tapeotry 5 ona ame car, 738 SIDE CHAIRS, upholstered In tapestry; each pitted Platsipsite LIBRARY SUITE, Dua; a rich denign; oota and arm 7g 7 FO BEDROOM SUITES. Elegant Louis XV. Mahogany Bec- sca all hand carved; heavy French plate glass; should be used with a brass bed A HAND-OARVED THRBE-PIECE MAHOGANT pte re pehe! tt go with 6) and large. gli } softs, arm fohalr and ‘side chair, IT75. 00, A MASSIVE THREE-PIBOE SUITS, mabosany frame, upholatered in verena of & most beae- 181.50 tiful design; eofe, arm chatr and DRESSING TABLE, 95.00 PARLOR SUITES- One of the newest styles in a Napoleon Suite; beatiful crotch, mahogany veneer. This is AN EXQUISITE 5-PIOCE MAND MAHOGANY PARLOR OUITE, upholaered ie ‘of the most beautiful de seis. 3 "= 765, OO 4 RIOH UP-TO-DATE OVIRSTUPFED 4-PIBOS CARVED ier exceptionally fine piece of veneer. 122.00 105.00 DRESSING TABLE, 66.00 A DUTCH INLAID SUITE; will be very porular this fall. The inlaid work in this] \ Suite is unique and the effec: most pleasing PARLOR SUITE, in allk damask: can de holatered én colors to eult; Turkish frame; n DRESSING TADLE, ores | ES DRESSER, 97.00 CHIFFONIPR, TULOU OHBVAL GLASS 8.00 CHAIR AND ROCKER to matoh above can be had upholstered to euit your teate. A. reproduction of the FOUR - POST SUITES used by cur forefathers. Beauni,,/ fully carved. very massive in appearance BED. DRESSER, PER COPY, ne x re Offers.