The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1904, Page 5

‘ THA May Casity Learn French, Sermanor 1 Silage ne se WF uc Misses’ and Sirls’ Fall Wear. Ti SRS AGT TS tist Church, cuits: SLEGEL GOPERG. Hi Sarments Suitable for School Days, | SIEGE » OPERG for Hi , | er vane : | 4 . er Passes Away| SIXTH AVE. nc ure, 1e°are"sTS. Misses att Coat SIXTH AVE. poh yiet el 18"819"STS. d cw YORK. MISSES’ FALL COAT suITS | NEW YORK. fi checks pretnly polehesth wet epcl rg fees Did you ever enter The Big Store by the new entrance from hier “y Station? Specially bulit for convenience of our patrons eucee 8 Q, 75 |} leome trom up or vo "dust secend a short stalrway, ture MINISTER HAD NOT BEEN The Big Store selis the best goods for the least money, and in addition gives ''S, & H,.” Green Trading Stamps with purchases — Couble until nocn—singte until closing hour. Filled stamp books % ’ Ul and in a moment you are in New Y WELL FOR SOME TIME may be redcomed in the Premium Parlor, om the Filth Floor, Misses Bato Blouse AN oer a -———- | uits. ea | P ‘ j MISSES’ NEW POSTILION Well Known in, Both Chicago and Sa le of Se hoot Su, lies Water stNnal ees Boston—Said He Found His yp | lariess effec: velvet : = aed bead trimmings: J 7S True Field in New York|Ofers Unusual Speetals for Saturday, fl eed . City. |, Monday. Sept. 12. the new school term begins. and to-morrow is prtctically the | Misses’ Norfolk = lat Jay before Scheol-epening to tuy tupplies. Choosing is as good as ever. Included | Coat Suits —_s. in our d.splays you will find everythirg thet can possibly be required. | MiSS#s" NoBaY Me ay ine news of the deat of the Rev Prices Are the Lowest Ever Quoted. COAT SUITS, beautifully tailored ft, George Claude Lorimer, pastor of 3 farments: coats are of fine Scotch the Madison Avenue Baptist Cures, | Tents Rearie ae tmeortea Set a cant Sceeoe Cet. cheviot and shirts are | + which colved here to-day. caused |noyposrrion BOOKS, fexible, ciath. | finisiees adtaplelt, fancy at npeee es feel oe houly 75,00 }| great grie€ is bis congregatioa and [leather end board bindings; He., 40, te. buloee ver ahown: Ge. be, Te 100, lined, f ° HR] onpdl i friends. ‘The news Vrinticat, WRITING BOOKS, fine m4 es. Misses’ Cravenette: |} | will also mue In Chi- |Quatity. paper, ea'its , we, LBATHD) y enao end. Boston, vst ates AGM sta AME | Hove ARS SSHOBR! my a | ee ftlea he had iavored 4 oT 1 HOY” “ev'iL, o ATS Tage Larieste Gad tn the Hale Bernas: [Ba STE ReOwWE Mele AAS | BRON, SN aug ATI Ren sont pee JO, OO. * oh cavern revere and Te eae 1 "SCHOOL BAGa, sy'es ene ° | SS enh ne away were TC ARGS | baie ana douvie, "ae, “le | Misses’ Fall Covert Jackets, | Girls’ Cashmere Dresses. | SI A S; bh anal S. with the grip in February. and Le rece renee Pons, Stes FALL COVERT JACKETS in prety 7, FO) SBS CASHMERE RUSSIAN DRESSES. wit rench, Upanish an erman covering from that suffered a xe | ; 4 s ones it of rheumatisn, PE STRAPS, Sq enm am 4 We. lo | accents , | TRLESCOPE CARRYALLS: made 0! | | , | P . . Sng. aa. ang ag, Gi | Sok ARR Os || MBSE WALKNG SORTS mw Fr me QU Girls’ Fancy Blouse Dresses, ||| @ Victor Catking Machine, , it ace eee A a Fount; He $ ¢ GIRLS’ FANCY BLOUSE DRI 13] Morro citdass AND PIvIDBNe | Tale cesson with fos jupat® the ot | Girls’ Reefer Jackets. | cheviot: beautiful embroidered pide of fine Special Demonstration To: Ww ly Tri | our 'Sehool Fount eee shit! lem on sleeve; Prof. Cusachs, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mien. with lk wold pen made +e | $ | GIRLS REEFER JACKETS, in entire line of new Z, 00 patent leather belt; fancy butions, : | t - : Declally for boy and ait itwhents for ‘ Pas | IS is a very important and interesting announcement, and sehool work, and guaranteed af Bis | effects; very serviceable for the cco! school days. t tRecond Foor, Vront. Yath Streat +0 pala i Beit ine soneette, He. | Eke ouatain.” eUTarger" ben, guaran. | ~ ad | Seserven to merit the ready attention of all concerned in’ g Ben Be. dOe. and : | Waterman's Idea! Pens. upwart trom educational advancement, Pi Ru rardacod, ‘ras | y y | blic and Private School Teach Will Be « Sardacod, ‘ray edge rulers: Special Demonstration | Si Z Public and Private School Teachers Bo. Se. and 1Oe., 15 Inches, “ | a ur aYy--~ l (14 AY a ” iss | Crayola.” | ° | Particularly Interested in This Announcement quiremenss of sents mot dein a 13} | F The ssaitien of French, pave ployed Semen Seeds a Victor Talking Mar - | pleat tomoree chewing tae Greist! f f / Si chine the auspices of the United States School of Languages is no experiment, Mh, plete frames, 1S | Manlpalgreter,, eNewIna New ta ues Special Offerings of Vewest tyles, The method has received the indorrement of leading students of araanes dough TES, single ant dougie, RUPEE Bee Teel dd 4 . thé courtry. and in presenting the sywem as a feaiure of the Talking Seore on sis, fiae and wapetcne: | Ug alors, : if Ps In the Silk Vise Devt on the Second Floor, Saturday, isa day |}) te Td Foc, we tala hat we have abana «plan of intron cond pon ol H i H } '¢ have set apart a room especially for i! jonstration |S system . PENCILS woot. da. sions | my Of continuous bustle rom opening till closing hours. It is widely vs Feretin ka a toe oneed ¢ mar ce ; Learn ai AMER. dunt crayon, Meaney | i 7 Brecognized as being a day when splendid attractions are offered | Frere Spanah and German courses La et Tae ITE CRAYON: ks to bom. te lim, A a i ‘comerrow Professor Carlos V. Cusachs occupies the Chair of Foreign MORSEAR ON AO i cme soa shoppers for miles around. To-morrow will in nowise detract from NLangsages othe Noval Academy as Annapolis, will be at the Steps! Coaper Seana eo and Previous customs, but, on the contrary, offer exceptional inducements | } | \willte!l yeu all abour the United States Sct ool of Languages and the mehod of using io prospective purchasers in the newest style conceptions of Silk te Niner 1Bing Sees named learns quickly tow 10 pronounce correctly, 4 | ’ 4 ’ Roys and Sirls Umbrellas. 1} ~ pronounced correct yay wear. 7 | snd nw ding elimina he chief difcties of language scquision The Talking bo gh ge ka rom among the many styles we. note these specials: ne cece Sanen tae, oie 'y men ee not “only with his own ‘congregations, Cxcellent for School Use, HANDSOME PLAID SILK WAISTS. ina variew of the most desirable | tinayes urele and psnen aie ee ¢ re by istica| ! The Victer Talking Machine as an educator is te'ng used with success at the colorings, front and back cut_on the bias, artisicaly tailored, 3. ID Johns Hopkins University, Her also at the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Columbia e rie wanes stock collar and large Low tie of same material giving ita trial,and in Novemter it will beceme part of the curriculum at West Poin (as illustrated), bse . cords Only Follows ‘ BEAUTIFUL PLAID SILK _WAISTS, extra fine quainy, in'a-tnoce ex- | {| one ects neeenies er wecoras Only : quisite array of colorings, perfectly tailored, front side plaited and stitched, with Text Book.......... 18. wide double front, plait trimmed with 24 small silk buttons. Newest sle One Set (12) Elementary Spenish, with deep cuffs of silk, finished with 4 rows of stitched plaid oN a | PA gy ono baer silk straps, new stock collar with turn-over and four-in-hand tie of solid colored silk. Sc IO |} | with Text Book.......++.. 19.00 One Set (12) Advanced Spanish, | The mest stylish waist of the seascn, ey ae, TAFFETA SILK WAISTS—Exzellent quality in black white ¢ PEAU DE CYGNE WAISTS—Of ex lity, handsomely | ext Book........... x and colors cleverly designed fron, graduartd = cesigned, Front, back and sleeves to mea : sf | One Set (4 Records and Text Book dhohias wished ‘end Xda slai.od Weik dioulds: with tailor stitched side plaits, front plait. steck col of “introduction A La Lengua | cluher teched and s de plai ed from shoulder to 75 lar and four-in-hand ve embellished with silk cro LT] cae Re costes, LOO Mite Mapten's VORET : bum. full blouse, tucked back very fu'l sleeves ° het eng in black whie and colors, excsptiona! | ,, Ditties tt west: wih Text Book of Generali, begs 3°” - but with hundreds of persons of other! Made of fast black Cotton Gloria; 22 and 24 inch sizes; bellets as well. Somawhat theatrical | steel rods and frames; Congo handles with swedges. 25¢ | fn style, he was a man of keen knowl- eer @dge of human character, great charity, 4 ¢ | - MERCERIZED GLORIA UMBRELLAS: sel reds paragon frames, cases Fe wey mPathy and large-heartedness, | sid iasgela. The range of handles comprises silver eaps, horn hocks celluloid 59e | He was an eloquent preacher and was oo ehies and plain of silver trimmed natural woods: szes 22 and 24 wnch, sell known in England as well as in ! Ale country, Benter grades at prices from G98 to 2,25, (main Moor, Front, 18h st.) Lett Stage for Palpit, He was sixty-six years of age, hav- 4 Mg been born in Scotland in 1883, Be- ‘ore turning to the pulpit he was an tector, As @ boy he went from Scot- “and to London to asiat his father aa tage manager of the Theaire Royal. He assumed small parts, and came to dis country in 1865 as an actor, While playing in Loutsy ky. exeperienced deep religious convictions, 3 ‘ guve Up the stage to prepare him- > “ey eelt for the ministry, He was ordained i cee) | & Baptist minister in 19 and began his work in Louisville itunes con. | 90 Spontaneous Result. a worship and built {t anew. sn thie tem: ple he preached to the largest congrte- | new stock collar and tie: extraord nary va'ue at | Any size of Victor Talking Machine use The ~ Victer ranges in price from $15.00 10 $60.00. These machines will be delivered af ~ | Rooks In Sets Re duced, |? Sarr ene ond TxD ao By eae Library Edition, Bound in Cloth. | Reterence Rooks. Gxcollent Cigars, | | World’ $ Sreatest | 4 carte brah fine quality clear | * ie . lavana goods, Regalia Imperi 3. 50. , THE PRACTICAL LIBR Neyer AG a Werks of our mom popular authors well bound in ceth, Have | TH! Ractic. PE LIRBARY, Okey LOPEDIA. embracing His Srocery Specials, We, specially feature Meats, ®, but you will a C section of the big x4 rih Floor contributes bP 5 tilttops. Cood prin: and paper G bapecialy f chers and th iti ae footing ‘ine | fel les size, $5.00 grade; box of 50 STONES OF VENICE. By John Ruskin, 8 volumes ¥ Fully i bes ale te Published at $8.06; our price, me bia 195 gravings My Miata Paliiieal and Phyacan ttoartpae vol: LA SIMPA ICA, clear Havana Conchas s; hound tn cloth, ODER) ha Rein. 6 vein marble edues. Published at les; Ite MQDERY PAINTERS whe” im Ruskin, 5 volumen 9 2g | $8.00; our price, per eet, 225 priest Ie grade; =o 45 Heater, OF ENG! ahed at $3.00; ow Cup anncuncsment of lax week that the celebrated Gold Medal Hars are now | Bations in the world, The present) sold at $2 brought « most ex:raordinary response. We do no: believe in dwelling Temple cost $500,000 and stands 9n| t90 Mucd on our achievements in a business way, still from tme to ume it is only | property valued at $600,000, legitimate store news to let the public know. whas is going on at The Big Score. | From Boston he went to Chicago, Che Most Popular Hat in Yow York. Where he seen ten years and built up Ei chy ""beintchicaestctets'ealt| The New Soft Hat. ree The New Stiff Hat. Fecalled to the Temple in Boston, hi] One of the handsomest models sven An extrene'y sylis block Radi- entire service there wuvering over Twenty years. In lWl he was called to [On the streets of New York for many cally differen: from its mary preds- the Madison Avenue Bapiist Churen.|aday. A hat that is conservative and cessors. sill not conspicusus by any finde ere ve SPRING P TEN CENT HAVANA SECONDS, or} | TANI choice native SHORT }isKe ATIONS from the MARCONI INVINCIBLES; 1} | nin"noasr. 2.00 5 Seis ane CONE The same, bound In half leather, cloth vides, at D by Hume, 8 volumes Pub 2 9.5 | published at 812.4, our prive. per set boda WV? ENT AND MODERN FAMILIAR Qt Hatin and tre | PistoRY oF px ubliahed af $5.00 HISTORY OF THF E: ard Green. 4 volumes, EVEN GREAT MUNA volumes. Published at om. Macaulay, 5 von 2.25) SH PEOPLE, by John Rich- 4 Aneedotal, with an n to every impor CLEAR HAVANA TAMPAS, | ka sat Boar oie’ AO | ee kane Pa, Sal oO Gy |} Panamlas dupe ben of 38, Jo SO) | | eat at Sah POE ARES. 8 Dlettinary of wurious, | $) SUMATRA WRAPPER ROTH: | } | Tux. freuarters of CANADA jth alies, marie edges. Publishe jonaliy accor Rio Restless ang box of 50 torical, Poetical = s 2 by George Rawitnaon. j ir price, 495 THE MYSTEWES © y Eugene Su 2 volo OO, SSe SCHILDS. long mixed Hanne 7 95) | Fancy Long Island SPRING double, fects ; satin lined ; very serviceable and on sleeves; all shades an. y 7 . Walking Skirts. | setae ena «Sereno te ol, 95) Quickly and Easily Learned Ry Means of ' TERS found hie true feld In New {sil ba 9k dameie Da ee idan Thit siff yi is f umes. Published at $2.00; our price aeice hy filler: box of 50, | Hindquarters of CANADA Mt ness. colors Blac! own, tia, easien: farting Derby on market. PLUTARCH'S LIVES, Translated by John Dryden, 3 tbe Ort fe Leper: CAN A. Refased ihe 4 BG Boston. —_ | Walnut, Granite and Pearl. — Bind- There is a litle eeg in its construc. | 2; Volumes. Published ac Sitn, vu. price, 1935 4 it Raabe be baa writ 4 00 | gem roasted dally rei The trustees of the Tremo emp!e | ‘i jie’) wl it ver ! THE FORTY-FIVE GUARDSMEN. by Alexanére on pshenc & x ‘ in, as there were a few members “ * i f mod ieuandve Den Pe ., b 50, . a i 08; Of the’ congregation who, objected tojftevery head All d mensions and sizes TET ir ota baa ortee: °7 AWetntrs Duman BNO Ody So soe | toe air hy Pier, wares ey (Fourth him and he would not conelier the ene weed ‘ Main Ea th Bt roposition to remain unless it was Enenimougs on the part of the congre- ee \ oy ; gation Z 4 Dr. Lorimer was forceful in his ser- a a a 5 See eres aturda all uts fo r en, he J oys ore AlUuraady, of his sermons he sald: JS “Men who in automobiles, ride down persons are generally wealthy, When teeta" as Grats th ae Al Builds and All Castes. Offerings Impossible Clsewhere. counts nothing to them, very li : ‘ } 2 hall } fetal: ter In the ects ae There is probably no other class of merchandise that is so largely and promiscuously advertised as clothing: particularly | } | In connection with our celebrated $3 line we shall place on be paid for In the electric chair.” ! : prot , | : , fs wo geverat children’ *? &% ® *!40W) in Friday evening's newspapers, as you can see at a glance in this very medium. The Sege! Cooper Stcre does everything sale two special assortments of clothing for big boys. 3 Piece Vest ~ Suits, sizes | t0 17 years. Some very handsome dark and F: and several children, “4 ry ; - Regi 4 fi Py : ° differently. Instead of veritable catalcguing, which at best is tiresome reading, we bring to your attention a special line medium colorings, bo:h mixtures and plaids, also 1 ’ values have become famcus not only in New York, but all over the country. por Bree i ing i black and blue cheviots, Cutaway coats, vests a rt CTHPS FinE PANE y/ But if we are strong on $10, we are showing in proporticn greater values as we ad- Di i a ev Cones a ee aisles A vance upwards to the highest class hand-tailored ready-to-wear garments, The follow- great selection of these suits, your choice Saturday, ing is an advance offering of Fa!l garments at Single Rreasted Sack Suits| Double-Breasted Sack & Long Trousers suits, sizes 14 to 20 years. This offering . is not only exceptional but extraordinary. Coats, vests and long In Autumn Wixtures. | p Sena Fre Orting heneng a The new, Brown and Granite mixtures and | “Button Frock Suits, trousers made of durable fabrics in medium and dark shades _ Employees of Hotel Endicott ’ Qverplaids. Pepper and salt effects in both | puck Cheviots, Thitets. Rough Serges and Cassimere and Cheviot fabrics; a splendid ; P showing of WORSTEDS, ld ey be. Clay Diagenals. in all shapes and 5/0 Praised by Firemen—Guests styles of garmen:$. Frocks in Clay *\ Splendid school suits or for business wear fer young $ * men. Sizes 12, 19 and 20 are equal to 34, 35 and 36 So a Climb to Fire-Escapes. found THIGH PRICES. Tre ene, J. 70 only. Price, breast; hence, simall men have an oppesteenlty Prenton, att ea Rack Sack Suits, Romaine| Double-Broasiod Sack Suits ed your chloe oh ee Mamie MESS mT ellboys In the Hotel 7 Seationtt, tights pd and Caen: ae Lid oA) eae In Yovel Etfeo'n Che Tow Fall Clothing for Roys. Dus avenue, prevented * panic in the], hotel last night. ‘The fire started In an awning on the gecond floor of the hotel, and the alarm ‘was sounded by the whistling of an @lovated train, which was passing. In- Btantly phere was a wild scmmbie from © eception rooma and parlor, and guests fm their rooms climbed to the tire We will show to-morrow full selections of the new clothes for Autumn and Winter wear. To begin with we call attention to the, id suits for the little boys: Eton Sailor and Junior and Norfolk with extra white linen collar and silk ties; Military and Sailor Russians, @ in sizes 2'4 to 10 years. Next, the Norfolk and Double brea jacket suits in great variety, new colorings and styles, sizes 7 to 16 years. } suits with the Knickerbocker or bloomer Trousers are strongly repre: in Autumn shades, and this entire line is so comprehensive that it will all tastes and all purses because the range of prices is—_, | $3, 4.50, 5.50 wi» 9,50 Sh Lined, | Our Double-Brgasted models are especial'y Single-Breasted Sacks, ined throughout | attractive and somewhat exclusive. You will (} wi aine Sik (Twilled ' agree with us when you see ther. iy eR ade of fine | NewOve ids, Stripe Effects, dark Spey tate ote B/D) Neve Sones oS OS) “Rain or Shine’’ Fall Qvergarments and Gop Coats. Including the celebrated “Cravenette” Coats. Oxford mixed and overstripe; olive overmipe Spe oeamersasen size, ares seed doeves Ines perfect fitting shoulders and collars. SIZES 33 to 44, The TI ik are i Og olive and tan shades. Also Black Thibets, ROMAINE SILK LINED, price, DOLLARS.” MH Positive Revelation of Value Sty * ‘Fi ¢ Engine No. 4, from West eet nth street, reached the hotel bellboy brigade had the fire out. Ford commended for the!