The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1903, Page 13

SEN. CLARK T0 C1” AND DAUGHTER an Give iis F Fortune to Clear Her Name, but Will Not Allow | <Her to Pay a Penny in Com: | promise. | says MRS. VLASTO'S SUIT IS INFAMOUS. Declares the Charges Must Be Aired in Open Court So the ‘World Can Judge of Their »/Trithfulness, MEwill: give all to clear her name but not ou) cent for compromise,” is the declaration of Senator Clark, the Mor tana Copper king. He was speaki: about ‘his daughter, Mrs, Everett Chlver, who is veeking an absolute ai- vorce from Dy, Everett M. Culver, and who has made defendant in a $500,000 damage sult brought by Mrs. Solon J. Viasto ona charge of allenating United igar Stores @ . LARGEST RETAIL CIGAR DEALERS INTHE Worzp i PT. MARRYAT Invincibles, 6 ‘cents apiece. Perhaps no better example of what the one-projit- principle of these stores can do for you can be found than in this very item. This is a full size Invincible, Havana filled cigar (and an especially high grade of leaf, too), with a Sumatra wrapper of the good kind. You know the CAPT. MARRYAT to have long enjoyed the approval of smokers who appreciate high-class seed and Havana goods—the two for a quarter kind. Put this very cigar through the regular course of trade and the retailer could not buy it for less than $85 per thousand. He must sell two for a quarter to get even—you see that, don’t you ? Pianos Built to Last a Lifelime \ . in an Exceptional Piano Sale $1 week Already the holiday rush has begun, so you will be wise to come to-morrow and make your selection of the pianos in this sale, priced at just One-Half Value! They are the ra Beautiful Wilson at $165 and the Renowned Wallers at $195. Either on liberal terms of ings. among neAR Surely no one who has a boy to clothe, because its values and merit of garments sold here are told of by all sho test our offer. West Fourteenth Street. ON THIRD FLOOR jo Doll Department... ...., by Metropolitaa Ladies? Orchestes. ON MAIN FLOOR by " aapiige Shiva, Coca | Who Has Not Heard of » | Our Great... ; Boys’ Clothing Department?, ¢ . There are many causes for its great poptlarity them:— Confidence that Materials are right, . Confidence that Styles-are right, © , Confidence that’ Prices’ ‘are ‘righty. ¢ and ; ee Confidence that: what we. ‘promise 4 will be found as: described. a We hand it to you for 6 cents witha guarantee attached that means your money back jf you haven’t saved 50 per cent. The difference between the old way and our way is the obvious difference between | the-affections of the latter's husband. He/denies emphatically the insinuation that there fs collusion between Mra. Culver and the doctor in the suit fora dissolution of thelr marriage. “In many rospedts,"” continued the % Senator, /Dr, Culver is an eminent man. | thet he married my daughter he gave 35 Down and $1 a Week! These pianos are better than most instruments offered elsewhere at from $300 to $400 each—experts verify it—therefore, by securing a piano at Bloom- ingdales’, you save all the way from $100 to $200. The Wilson and the Walters pianos are built by experts, and are really ; OUR “SPECIAL” tage Bienes, hard twig! ished Worsted excellent qualtt sewed througho! serge linin Double Breast—8 to 16 yrs, LITTLE FELLOWS’ REEFERS All Wool Oxford Frieze—strong lining—Velvet collar—gilt but- tons—3 to 8 years—special value. BOYS' NAUTICAL REEFERS 2.98 . of a brilliant career. A breach 12 cents each and 6 cents CUS ADCLCOUAE EERE aaa SRA npnesbslssisiaell, sevtoncates MAIL ORDERS sn the boxon iiesairs masterpieces of piano Construction. The scale is exceptionally even, having 733 Velvet collar—embid anchor and FESS an, BELTS, than. pose octaves; the tone is full, rich and powertul. valle $8.80. e neorame to me and sald that it would be gimpossible for her to ive with the doc- LITTLE FELLOWS’ suits This price holds geod anywhere in the United States, See us $6.00, BOUS' SCHOOL OVERCOATS Oxford Meltons that will give excellent wear £01 cut full—well madi basis. Nothing but the best materials have been used in their construction. Don’t you think our way The cases are of highly finished double veneer, with bedutiful carved ry tf any longer, “Wo talked of the notoriety and un- Ja and fo and ‘Cast Navy Blue finished Chava B.S ~ ” BUN A te aN e Wetien te antes indoor dah ‘ — heats the old way all hollow ? panels in new Empire style. i featniit ate theinsit Gto'ls years—real value $00.+.. sortie suite cisco 1 —that divorce was the only remedy Mrs. the Flatiron ' Bi evn G is inserted in gilt letters on the inside ; ontOMe mer Culver Aled tee sult of complaint with Yorke seo ley eames NASR neue Ten Years’ varantee top lid of evel Walters Piano. Fane a Pah oeseat=ed es ea re eae York, fer 100 ci- changes. Try it to-day in any of our 400 stores—here or anywhere. CONTRACT: my full know ledse and upon my advice. “The proof in my daughter's favor is Sndisputable, and it is only a question of a@ tew days when a decree will be en- {tered in her favo ler the evidence ‘submitted the referee cannot make any *S other recommendation. Says Suit Is Infamous. “The suit of Mrs. Viasto against my , @aughter Is infamous. 1 shall not allow ‘Mrs, Culver to pay §ve cents to settle ft out of court, The charges must be 447s, or $1.50 for sample box of 25. Mention shade preferred. ig cut—velvet or storm collans— made of strong, warm Oxford Frieze—7 to 16 year: regular @torm defier: You can’t find anything “ONLY ONE PLACE IN NEW YORK FOR BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS.” 'ZouAY iy’ t0, too, when you see the stock, ~ wold BOYS’ WINTER TAMS BOYS’ TAMS AND POLOS Pianos Delivered Upon First Payment of $5. We charge no interest for time taken in making payments. With every piano we give free of charge stool and cover. your old piano for a beautiful new Walters, paying any Exchange balance due at Hee ek ; 7 ster 4 — Don’t buy a so-called “slightly used” or second-hand piano Cation at.any price. It may soon become entirely worthless. On Cash Sales we will box and ship pianos free of charge to This advertisement is a contract absolutely guaranteeing this cigar 4 to be as represented, and carries the positive obligation on our part to please you or return your money. answered in open court. and the world Double B: a T can be the judge if there has ever been any part of the United States. Keraey, eee ujew,geree | Double Band Tam Goltea Bon between my without em'd emblems—double and plains fancy © gene .act of impropriety je 9faughter and Mr. Viasto. ¥ wegl) “Mr. Vinsto was introduced into my yrieghome and to my daughter by Dr. Cul- stay ver, The doctor said he was an excel- lent gentleman and a man of unques- tloned Integrity. Mrs. Culver looked <inj Ubon him as @ cavalier. He was en- * geo tertalning and interesting. Any talk . @bout her infatuation for him is non- “gensé. He is old enough to be her grandfather, “Two years ago, while in Montana, L ® invited my daugater and her husband YR to visit mo, “‘Tuey went to Anaconda in @ private car with a number of friends. Mr. Viasto was one of the band or ear tabs.. .50.. .75.. 1,00 For, big and litle Ages ta eHILDREN' Ss s ANGORA TANS oe oot cieinda ana | bey packet see Ti. : If our Boys’ Clothes appeal to parents and boys, Mothers and Daughters are equally enthusiastic about the assortments, styles and Bi: WORSTED TOQUES sle Seda oe party went on y Stn Grauceo acdie For Sale. For Sale. Railroads. to be found in a burn 0 New Yor! 7 i Se EREDITE | Pennsylvania Peck ol te aot i His epring accompanied by, her, ttle daugn- Credit to All ' R DIT. y Besides great stocks of the usual: garments; come hete sfor ior Gf, one, oF, the New York papers, who a e aon haiaithe aise Panityon. |[l'cs RAILROAD. anything difficult to obtain elsewhere (Black Coats; and Dresses, 3 iP epee te, SHY, daughter told, me that te j PER $i ER TIONS foot West, Twenty-third Street Suits for the younger school girls, perfect fitting Skicts, Granada Bae side. She stands ready. and willing to MEN’S AND. WOMEN’S WEEK WEEK i" pein Hager han you will find them here in correct styles at prices sure to delight? — account for erent. punts of es her time. MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S pa vece) bel Bye eoranty-th this “1 understand that "fecene where ot Tit "i ) ne Care eae erases, Sisepine GIRLS’ FULL LENGTH @LOAKS GIRLS’ SAMPLE DRESSES oat ‘ pence arse, 7 Clothin saute us| “cua y Do tt colors—wit! Cash Y “A phot ara) hi of my daughter and as Psi eI | aH tg if 1'gbien on ina wiaiout tapes or,saliaraeat ished fine ela ge ake 6 senvahotoprapt! Of my dsughter and ManhattanClothin €0 satin tra een curl bands—piain or| sill galloons of bbon ce. om a Feproduced in many of the papers. $$1 W/ k. ” belted Gack 2 to 14 ye ¥.98 to $6.98— vs» taken af my home'during’a fancy dress a ce 1814 3d Aves, Near 65th St yen aan ToIMOTFOW sccsscesseeseeen 2.98 <2 ett oe fort” on fly cer porn Furniture ana 2295 bik Aver, Nowe 2uth ei Neer $00 coat 598 | GIRLS’ INTERMEDIATE SUITS |< ¢ of forty or fifty T persons. an th Ave., Near 24t hyilie (via i .00 Cloaks A Rasa toanneermes guar maenst OMe BROOKLYN, 700 BROADWAY. fel ARB A ep. pu oe | sinncoats i the particular dresses that each ‘two. a wore matched. 912,00 Cloaks Winter. weight, sj 1 School ‘and Scoltere Pe Gi Tweeds, ‘Mixtures a and Plain Blouse, Norfoik or I Carpets. belo’ The foregoing were tough en. "Personally 1 have been much an- @) smoyed at tho publication of much that PRIVACY ASSURED. No Annoy- aga clin Paral Yalue, because by azrankement with Coats—i4, 16 and 18 ver 1) da elanderous and will ask fora court ing Questions. apne ape vnamtacturer a enter tiap bch at 98. Paemorresiee Sis (ane a eae: Ga RORERS ANG GAIURDAE BASES | 6 wat popes cus: TM macs opLae of SOME em, Salzer OMEN INURE Oe Now as Hu trate genre Ta acs oem out trae ae eabacee on ° y, as will any Als es end eno elwe jientioned jn the case, I wiil * Your CHRISTMAS GIPTS in Jewelry. Bivo alt i clear her name, DUE not one salad ” a compromise. _SGulver when ween at is home at t Barrington, ‘eporter vioaloot ‘The venta ehh Piet ty of these—showing styles that can: cut and Ralgn: is ie 8.17 98, 18.08 Lengths to 42 inch—we make a spe Nate" nurpasned anywhere—t values at ... EMPLOYERS’ L. W. Wiis co., wn ILE WIN’S Mass. world dactined to enter airis into a discussion of the issues of the, ‘ann CREE. Wi ut age Sa a Pa Be el seesamonertnagen 267 West 125 St. Cash or Credit, Jewellers. is Ter, Boe she ‘has been likadvisea | -1 do not need to tall to the ‘le army of wearers of W. L. Douglas Main Stor 9 Malden Lane, N.Y, F 4 ie (ito eine fone guoted as saving this $5.50 shoes, they speak: fo for ‘them occ It is you who have New (ait dit Idea (P= { Fine Furs Far Below Furriers’ Prices: It 95 to $7 for ae thinking th oe cannot-be made wih cana style, 7 fo soon, service ti 38, 0 wee iy Pose: you te mistaken? Ifyou. will throw prejudice sides A ive W. L. uglas $3,50shoes a trial, you will then be convince ee payinghigh aiken for shoes is merely sentiment, It is itive fact cannot be just! Siar nted ae: L, Doug: Apathetic story of hardship and wale: las $3.60 shoes are worn by more ren in stations of life than an) ne Was told yestery other make, Don’t you think this is sufficient proof ‘that W. Douglas $8.50 shoes are the best in the world? Coroan Colt ts the Botatss aaa Proves patent fe net Dongle tee leat Fast Oolor Eyolets ioed wera NEW rons ory at STORES: hor Why can we sell reliable furs at prices so much lower thaw’ fur riers ask?......The first thought may be that there must be a difference in quality, but comparison will soon disprove that,. The true reasonis that furriers who have expenses running all “the year, and but two or three months for sales, are compelled: to ‘gale % |farge profits, while we, having no expense connected with suplkse * = | furs except at the season when they are in demand, can quote that furriers could not consider. HERE ARE EXAMPLES:— At 74,96 ......tsabella, Fox Sets—iong | At 28,98... equirrel oe hie atole-cape effects—squirrel lined —8| — long—squirrel Iined—val hv and cord—large flat mutt Equal) tutta to match fo any sold by furriers at $100.00. ee No CLOTHING ‘D_ROYS. Required, ‘erlex Made the first’ de- we HAD HIGHEST SKILL *'AND YET THIS wORKmAN| Do! STARVED TO DEATH. Reference or Secur No Inquiries or De your, purchas: posit and take the 6th Ay, Credit House, 223 Oth Av., bet. Idth & 15th Sts. FIRST FLOOR. OPEN EVENINGS. Es) om ae yanted 138 ea nt to right nd ir hire him ant 4 Bhd, ry a Pee hosanally ated from eke fe AB te 384 : enue said i Sember of f the, tker Co, -aaow pharm apanet alae! phe ie Ay vie It ry cod i Krew 40 Te = Bt el ) for Gordon presses; IN & BOYS ar dress P.O. box 1477 New iegireuared. pened ne ee reat RR | Gotse York City, aha enere. || Sixth Ave. 356 520 Wig Ave. OoiLaN. moods ‘tong, “Railroads. The Peahion Credit House, caube, \ ne 349 B N wYoO rk Ce tra | At 59.98 —3 | ier me ne iui broat tal * pawe— ’ i a20 9 Brosdnnyr cord Bt.| 708-710 B ny Stpeat” tor Penn | At, 59,98... anise Seiad). ya, long hi 142 E. 14th Bt. 1367 Br : Gates Ay. wi Cort Ww Tor en ra are gare, sont [gate pauei—| "ori aa ‘Trains arrive tha tet depart, trom’ Grand 4 7 cl 7 woop. retire are serpent nee Pest HER vi or | B45 Bighth A: JERSBY OLTY,18 Newark Av. NEWARK, 785 Broad St. orEh EVENINGS. At 10.98, felis and corde—valtte $8 Muffs to matoh,. At me Card jiSanle, Pex sete stat ef: ity, ee Poe fe i a si tales—flat | elicious Mine Maan, dat the om mat p AN asic TET!” 3.98... atisses’ For Sale. For Sale. LADINS SUITS ANIS D CLAS At 24.98. Scarte- At 3 j x oo RAYBNETIE COAT AND Vile TO LE T, four ia) Siloe—value $8.| “" wool. 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