The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1904, Page 4

teh lie Tees tr ow bt ue GAL pain: potas: wht Oe: he "Wr Tamman: 2 ta oom mo TAM m y Hail. There will be stands in Feurtoonth strest and University Tl place, fireworks, bands and parades—in ’ fact a typical Tammany hurrah. —_—>— This te the first time for years that ries Ut, WIRE: a ft ee 1 poner, ial nt Tammany hag ratified before the State head oft he's aiate convention, Speaking of this to-day Sr, setae ing ee Leader Murphy Plans to Have ‘Murphy sald si hee for the hea sh Oey mal ce J. Foster being re- ! “Weil, it shows we're doing something, = eee: ta indicate that the! Meeting a Reoord-Breakers| aon it?" orate Lose Their Five) och FP can haee'bemtae cine” S| and ingtructs Committees tol vt ntti tei aroun Nee Upper House a tional Democratic Headquarters to-day. L of the vil ieee Sit ten Repreventas tna ete held the contre of “" j Charice 3. Bell, the sucoeeatul eandi- Bend Every Effort for Success ‘the stage, Chairman Taggart was asked date for Governor in yesterday's eleo- qxeeeeeee to-day sent the folowing message to talk pvut the overwhelming Re- ident Roosevelt He re- epusaday's over 9000 jn Vermont] Temmany Hall will ratify the nomi- points the way to victory for, Roosevelt nations of Parker and Davis next ks in November,’ towns from. ir, Bell to-day said that he was high.| Wednesday nigh. Mr. Murphy ls plan- ee ee pleased with the reult. which Path : pevised returns to-day indi- \ y ‘the President ning to have the meeting stand out as Pehat the Republicans carried the| contldered, prephetie of a Reputtions| a record breaker, and to that end has of Vermont yesterday by a plur-| national victory, publican wetory in Vermont, fused to say a word, The result shows that he had the sit- wation sized up right when, @ month ago, he said tt would be useless to send Democratic orators int®@Vermont: The Dest orators were sent against hie ad- vice and the Republican plurality was instructed the committee to bend every ' §,000 In exceam of the Republican claim. —_— RIVER JUNCTION, Vi, With two towns out of 26 od Ela Cr 6 Fog | a 1970.20" STREET, vad Bclaivespesinnew Faltadormadesut THERE are so many new ideas in the tailor-made suits this Fall that one is at a loss to know just what to choose. ‘We say, however, do as most of the admittedly smart dressers are doing— choosé the ine that’s most becoming to you and don't go to extremes unless your fi igure is particularly adapted for such a suit. The total absence of any creation that is not up to the minute in style simplifies your choosing at this store and assures you a stylish and becoming suit or coat, ‘Third Floor, There’s the new blouse sult—the short, medium and long coat suits—but no matter which you choose, it must have the new vest effect in order to be correct We do not think there's a store in all New York where you can choose from such a variety—and you can depend upon it that whatever we show is an approved style or it would not be heg. We've built up one of the largest suit and coat businesses in America by offering smart dresses, exclusive styles—devoid of the tradi- tional factory marks—garments that possess a charming individuality so conspicuously lacking in suits and coats shown elsewhere. We aim {o insure that made-to-your-measure appearance which all women aiinire. Women’s sults, é!! the smart Autumn styles, highest class materials in these sults, you would expect to == find only in much higher priced garments. The styles show distinctions of all the novel features of the newest production in 22, 27, 36 and 42 inch length coats. The skirts also embrace several new effects at prices ranging *16.50, 19.50, °25, *29.50, 37.50 and *45 's coats- waaay now crrivels In fine tutlor made covert caste 22 to 27 inch top coats, also 42 and Women's coats: 45 Inch tourist coats, that are distinct novelties for this season, at $12.50, 18.00, *25.00, $29.50, $35.00 Women’s storm coats, ene display of eiouy walararset garmonts. this Season has brought out for this “Popular Garment” some extremely novel styles and effects that make the coat such a favorite. It's the most practical garment you crn purchase. We have them at "10.00, *14.75, *18.50, , '24.75 and £29.50 IMPRON ivees o— styles | in ‘girls’ and misses’ new Autumn apparel. | Third Floor, ' $13.50 for misses" tourist coats in fine quality covert cloth, flat collar, inlaid with panne velvet; belted back, body and sléeves lined with taffeta; sizes 14, 16, 18. 7,50 for misses’ Walking skirts in fancy cheviots, two very latest models, side or box pleated; full kilt effect; black, blue and for misses’ pedestrian suits made of all wool cheviot, ‘ box-pleated coat, three-quarter length, trimmed with contrasting , cloth and braid, Broad side-pleated skirt, black and blue; sizes 14, 16, 18. 1 for Junior sults in all wool fancy mixtures, double 17.50 treesea Norfolk Jacket, fancy collar and cuffs, lined throughout th satin; kilted skirt, in blue, brown, grey; sizes 14, 16. 4.75 for junior suits {fn all wool cheviots, box coats, F new pleated back, flat stitched collar, handsomely trimmed, cachon th and braid; skirt side pleated; sizes 14, 16. brown. $4 15 for misses’ pedestrian skirts, 21 gore, sido pleated, well ? tailored, in brown, biue or black cheviot, 33 to 40 lengths. $9,75 for misses’ cravenette coats, all season garments, In Oxford, tan and olive; belt all around; very stylish; sizes 12 to 48, SIMPSON CRAWF ‘one co, ) Correct ideas in fine new Fall dress goods. - FPAME Fashion limits one’s choice to a few ideas this season, and you must choose according to her whim or you'll be disappointed when you see how universally smart dressers are going to observe her dictates. Main Floor, You cannot make any mistake if you choose your material here for the new Fall frock. We've chosen wisely for you, and you can depend upon it that every yard of new Fall goods we have In stock is critically correct 's an interesting feature—we buy our foreign fabrics direct and eliminate all middle profits—and what we save goes to you, That's why ‘Dur prices are so low—why we enjoy such a large dress goods trade, Here's an inkling of what to wear and what to pay. 60-inch zibeline pialds suitable aot | 50-Inch taflor sultings, invisible plaids, atso / and children’s dresses; were manufactured to | pa ipti ): " for 31. Somwe purchased thems at 8 bree which airline stripes, in brown, Oxford and dark green; us to sell shem at, per yard. . F 62-inch cravenctte, in the popu shades, , tan, Oxford, navy; these goods are guaran- rainproof they are fully worth $2 aa 50 | i] 44-inch French volles, even mesh, crisp fin- ish, in the newest colors of the season, ing cream and black; value $1.00, spect é yal they closely resemble those high-priced English suit- Ings; special at, per yard.e.seseserssevees 89 45-inch fancy eottenne. in cream,p 54-inch mixed suitings, pinhead designs, | Season's newest shades; special at, per yd, navy, Oxford, medium brown and hunter's green; 45-inch armure suiting in all pad S 50 good value for $1.75; special at, per yard... 9}, QB | black, per yard...cesscecceesseceeeeeeeens 98c —=SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co,——_—— ' , For to-morrow we offer |New Fall waists at *3. 95. a number of UST an early season special—planned as our intro- ‘ : ductory event—just to get you to come in and see our new Fall trimmed taffeta turbans. showing of popular priced waists, THOSE stunning effects which all the world of style has embraced with one accord—they are 3 . re in brown, navy and black—speial at.... 3.45 Imported feather turbans. Those handsome, dressy and exclusive creations particularly adapted for street wear—you'll note a style- Histinction about these hats seldom seen in hats at this in fact, you couldn’t secure as good else- Pwhere for less than $5.50; in colors and black.. $3.95 chiffon and ribbon turbans. Five new styles, handsome combinations of chiffon ck in ai Every day we add to our Fall gather- ing—new arrivals that possess those distinetive style attributes which you'll admire for their exclusiveness, There's one number, like cut—a pleated back chiffon taffeta waist that we've been almost unable to keep in stock— the demand being so great that the manufacturer has been barely able to keep us going. Ask to see this waist; it is priced at.. ae 50 We've many new styles In messaline, peau de cygne, peau de soie and novelty materials. Many of them are counterparts of those smart waists which we showed in the window hast week—a window that always had a , crowd in front of it. New Fall waists of every de- | scription as low as $3.50, Black taffeta, entire | \ ribbon—untrimmed—made beautifully on wire | {ont of tucking and | Black crepedecnine | Good quality of 4 hemstitched, tucked | oe tage f crepe de Chine, with es—only black— would readily sell at back, new ‘full sleeve, | ta, tallor made Or | jand-made epaulets and 33. 50 tucked cuffs and col | braid trim; full sleeve, | fagoted collar and Em- lar K—special atiessseeeees 3.95 | fancy collar, at § QO | vire cuffs. at..@, 50 ——SIMPSON CRAWFORD (0. —————— —_____ _ Regular *1.25 to *2.50 silk lace dress nets at 59c. IY} what a crowd we had Tuesday for these high quality, fashionable silk lace dress nets, and the smart dressers © who came couldn't find a single yard worth less than $1.25, but found hundreds worth $2.50. We've hundreds more left for to-morrow hie same extraordinary bargain price—59e. Would have sold every yard in a day if we'd had selling space to devote to these dress nets, 59c We secured $,000 yards of the very finest silk lace dress nets from the lead- 59 Cc manufacturer of Calais, France, at one-quarter to one-half the regular price to importers. While this magnificent lot lasts the price is 59¢. made the price uniform so there will be an extra incentive for you to make your selection early and secure the $2.50 nets, Could just have 75c. or $1 for them. They are what the manufacturer liad left after filling his season’s orders from American importers. Other- 't have accepted so little for them. There are plain Tosca meshes, square meshes, Chantilly Ggures, filet meshes, large dots, small dots, squares, cubes, conventional design, geometrical figures, &c.—the daintiest and newest effects for fashionable Autumn wear. They come in all black, all whité, champagne, Ivory and cream. fo fashionable faery Lece Dress Nets will be much in demand this season for the new pleated, shirred and tucked waists and of greatest concern to dressmakers and milliners. Come Tuesday—we've only 5,000 yards, dha : BLD: WEDNESDAY EVEN lays STREET B. & M, Blue Trad- ing Stamps with each 10c. you spend in the store before 12 o'clock, ‘me stamp after then (fll closing. to 30. Full figu at 46c Real 1.00 Corsets at Corsets made of fine sel bs low, bust, long dip hips, on in white, It’s Nice to Be in the Popular Whirl value 75¢, at Be There’s keen enjoyment and solid satisfaction in conducting a|New York. The establishment of this mdi ificent store guarantees store for the people where none but good goods are sold at low| the continuance of the great prestige this location has enjoyed. It tices. For more than forty years the corner of Sixth avenue and | will be forever maintained as a trading house to which the masses fourteenth street has been the centre of the shopping ac activity of |can come with the confidence of friends. ‘ These Suits, Skirts and Coats are the Concentration of Sty le and id Desirability If you'll have a talk with us about new Fall suits we'll take the time to tell you what's nev time to tell you what's new, and give you the best information we have as to what will be worn, While our advertisements are a safe index to that which is desirable, you may want to ask a few questions. Second Floor, Read the descriptions of the garments in.this space, Nothing better is shown in New York, and we't re safe in saying t that no price will be fou lo Free Vaudeville by Wm. S. James & Co. Six trained artists introducing black face singing, monologue, clog dancing a musical turn, fancy bag punching and other highly diverting acts. Admission Free. Recital Hall, Sixth Floor. Women’s Walking Suits, made of a fine grade of cheviot, in black, blue and brown, The coat is semi-mili- tary, in the popular style, with flat collar, welted seams, pouch sleeves, turn-over cuffs, trimmed with braid and contrasting colored broadcloth, and lined with a heavy grade of self-color taffeta. The skirt is a natty nine-gore, wide flaring, inverted plait back, panel front, welted seams, and is kilted at the bottom. Price is 14.78 Women’s Walking Suits, made of an excellent quality cheviot, in black and blue. The coat is double breasted ai box plaited, Skirt side plaited, wide flaring, kilted seams, and inverted plait back, at 10.98 Ladies’ Jackets os Covert Top Coats Women’s Jackets, made of black Women’s Covert Top Coats, cheviot, fitted back,| fly front, strapped made of a splendid grade of covert cloth, seams, and satin lined, sizes up to 46 bust, inverted plait, belted back, four patch This is a brief description of this splendid pockets, new turnover cuff efféct, yoke and sleeve satin lined, at 7.78 Suits like cut, cheviot coat at 6,98 Suit Mke cut of or mpenem biog 5 Sol Ladies’ Walking and Dress Skirts 0 alking Skirts, made of a splendid Women’s Dress Skirts, made of a fine quality of oa Te mare and beteds in various colorings, | cheviot, seven gore, wide flaring, effectively trimmed with broad 10 diferent styles to choose from, nicely tailored and perfect | graduating perpendicular straps of taffeta, inverted plait back, hanging, at Price, §.78 These Fall Waists Have a Dash| Days of High Prices for and Charm All Their Own Stylish Millinery Have Gone Second Floor. Second Floor, Many of the new Fall Wai 3 gfe made of damask ; one in particulat | Pere jg positive evidence that Handsome that goes on sale to-morrow has the front formed ‘of stylish millinery can be wora with bs ag three half-inch plaits to the bust line, Wide centre | peaay.to-Wear expenditure. Our very » plait is tailor-stitched and finished with three pearl | Hats,Value 1.69, * extensive output gives 1.19 buttons, Collar is neatly hemstitched. "Special in. 98¢ 0 C atl us control of forms and troductory price, to-morrow, 1.19 trimmings at the lowest prices, and we Waists, of brilliantine, entite front formed of ohh ra sm i ee centre employ expensive artists to make hats plait formed of five pin tucks, colors are navy and black, Introduced at aie Walsts made of black sateen; entire | Walsts of black Sateen, entire front r Paris models. Among the present Fall front formed of clusters of fine tucks and | composed of ten fine tucks and rows of | Seagon’s most choice styles are mohair felt four rows ef black ican bused tab | hemstitebing; fall sleeves and tab oe hats. Hereis one > beautifully trimmed ina Collar, at. .cscseeeerere WOE fF Ob. .ccrcree ovens se daeeeeeeeees wide Tange venin’ “Value. Ta Women Buy Fall Undermuslins Children’s School Hats, of | Children’ 5 Se bitsigs mohair fglt, in the newest shapes, prettily | of mobair felts, and trimmed with ribbon This sale of dainty muslin underwear is | ‘immed with ribvon bend and ends, in | band and ends. ‘They consist of the new= designed to help you replenish your Fall wardrobe. Second Floor, all the best colors, at 79€ Ya 0 1, 4 capes * this season, Corset Covers of cambric, French any 25¢ daintily trimmed with lace; value 45c, at. 1,200 Boys Will Trudge to School Women’s be egewns of n me 98c igh meaty tantgowns, mai uslin, with In These Sturd 5.00 Suits at 2.98 y ie et ape effect ruffle; Le "49¢ — Women’s Petticoa' brie, lace trimmed; wilae 1. 30 and 1.75, tt. 98c Kimono Sacques, mace of attractive flannelette, in light and dark om peterns best for Fall; 49c value 1,00, atissseeressedessree cere styles, in Women’s. Wrappers, new flannelette and We ered mostly dark Lopes ‘97¢ special at... seen ceeeee Fit the Children With Healthful School Shoes at ain Prices ‘Third Floor, 1,800 pairs of Girls’ Shoes, made of best vici kid, heavy kid back stays, solid inside sole, Girls’ 1.50 solid oak leat ier outer sole, no seams, and 2.00 “except in the vamp, “kid linings Shoes at next to the balance of the foot, rn kid top, soft and pliable so 98¢ the toes cannot be injured ; i>) sizes from 6 to 8, from 814 to 11 and Every Boy in New York and every boy in this vicinity wants a new suit in which to start to school. And his wish will be gratified, for bring him here to-morrow and we will fit Bo; ’ him ina handsome all wool 5.00 suit 5 \ at 2.98. This sale comprises a show- ing of sturdy Norfolle Double Breasted, ; Russian, Sailor and Three-Piece Suits, 2.98 y the last with vests. Your boy will be happy in one of these 5,00 suits at 2,98 Young Men’s Suits, consist consist: | ing of blue and black cheviots, nize’ | cassimeres, and fancy cheviots Sises | 14 to 20 years, special at 6.00 | 2.98 peng od oral raul Suits from the bankrupt stock of M, Sampter Sons & Co, at toh. Suits are made of the new Fall material, such as bine serge, black pond dy black thibet, fancy cheviot, mixed cassimere and fine worsted, Corts art double and single breasted and come in all si 8 50 ——_—_—__—_______\- Boys’ Sults, of navy bine, fan. mixtures, new plaids and checks, You! pe) find a suit anywhere to match | these P from 1134 | to 2, widths sBand E. Values value 15,00, at... ... 1.50 and 2.00. A pair, 98¢, ~ Girls’ School Shoes, in lace and button, made of patent Savings On School Supplies viel kid, ) ! i heal tans 36 10 6 ————— eS SC pci 00 10 23, pdr aad sea apr ieee stusth eee Children can safely buy their school supplies here—their savs ings are sure and the quality’s perfect. Pen and Pencil Compess at be Erasers, 3 styles, pencil and ink, $, Wefe Boats, hard covers, 15, °0, 8 dard fe and Wi Note an 10, 8,9, 5 ae a pers, very handy, at {, 3 id bt apap 4 Large Girls’ School Shoes, ‘made either of kidskin or all patent rt button or lace style, spring heel, cull calf top; sizes 4 45 to 6, widths B,C, D, E, value 2,00 and 2.50, at.... seerees ry ° Misses’SampleShoes, | | Misses’ and G irls’ built of patent calf, or velour calf | Shoes, made of patent colt leather. pny only certain sizes in the lot; welted dressy school footwear; spring nen Sharpeners, 1 23, 10nd les, spring heel; value 2.00 t0 3.00, | heel dull kid tops, Sites 6 10 8, Bb to opecal st 1.29 and 1.69 1 11% aa venc to E; value 1.50 Books, each, 10,Sand4e | Rulers, 12 inches long, at te Youths’ and Boys’ |)" ‘ Meme , special 1 5,4, 3and | Slate Penelis, dozen at $ and Se 1 ‘wme mde ot | 900 pairs of Boys puro white, box of 100 sticks, vici kid, some of SHO, wld soles and bri, coer. coun- Pes Holders, 7, 5,3 and patent tére and back stays of the best leather, fet a doren at 30,20 and 106 Pecans, diets «5 mt Se small 9 sa oS star 1, siz colors, 5,4 | Peneil Boxes, all sizes, 12, 10, 9, 7 1.29, 1.39, at Be and 3¢ and Be