The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1904, Page 6

THE qouds. WADNESDAY E ihe M eNAces BNGLISE OPERA CO NEW P IMA DONNA FOR HW SAVAG > wlan Satirist Laughs at Himselt 1) pe Muoh as He Has Laughed ‘at You in “How He Lied to Wer Husband,” Wishart, who has just been edited OF THE LOT OF US., me | ‘ “Only Thing Not Understandable | leWhy the Briliant Bit of Foo!- | sy Doesn't Stay in New York, 4 Longer than a Week. Mrs. Wishart is a daughter of Thom: A. Merwood, formerly Chief Justice the @upreme Court of Missouri, and well known In her native State as charming singer. Homer Moore, and wheo about a y “The New World’ Dra. shart by the principal parts an¢ Hwee that she fortowith Ry teagan gig ton and go on the stage, ed town are sald to be} studiously tn thelr lbrartes| the quintoseence of “How He to Her Husband.” | Brougham, perhaps, contends Mister Mischievous Dernard Shaw to show that mere idealism) yield to the substantial supremacy wealth. Young Mr. Knickerbocker, | through his cigare‘te smoke and) led by his domestic conquests | high ball, probably asserts (hat) Deaut'ful wife of the “nomely”) man is constantly on the look.) for the tense young man who lives) nother world even while unable to Great Sale board bill in this one. "The it vestal virgin,” moralizing over teacup, moyhap, declares it a plea ‘The Higher Womannood. | A few of ua—the elect, of course!~ g consider the trifle a more tou aw joke—"a warning to At "as the genial Uernard it, without a sting; and accepted eo ‘Mheee nights as worth much more than Am he prico of a:lmission Tt strikes us that the only thing past (wpderetandi wae at any rate, so far gs we are able to } pg ubout “How He Lied to tee aim in this delightful bit of foolery is simply Weberfielding bine | oor without ¢ Wa amiable skit is che broadest bur- Daly makes lesque of “Candida,” and if you hay M |] quality, in style, in the way they for this particular sale; took all Husband” {9 that Arnold Daly and ‘Pils almost equally clever assoctates are Re play this delightful satire in New Fork only this week. Hens : 5 7 ver loved Shaw before you love him Baws knewe-Shaw knows—and Daly | now, y¢ he laughs as mucn at | He Brust know—that this “comedintiona,” pin seis Take our word for it, how Three Distinct Styles, rf mottled sitk, since ® tiny merc \ tned Sor ifferent sizes suAken into th tie itself ia very a Three ruffles, prettily sateen, all bi has the silk sateen we ever handied, Twe kK, of course. | | SECLAIN SIMPSON &CO, | | 539-541 Eighth Avenue, —_Nerghyvest Corner ' | Money Saving’s the Issue. Our campaign is baszd on Economy. This year we spell VeAeL=UsE witha bigger V than ever before, give you a greater money's worth, because each season our output is larger, our purchases are greater, lessening the cost of manufacture and grinding down the profit. Thus you reap the benefit, * Cash Payment is often impossible just when you must have the goods. Why /} not trate where you can pay at your convenience, and get the goods by paying only asmall deposit? We Give §. @ H. Green Trading Stamps to All Purchasers, Furniture, Carrets, Rucs, Etc. wee Prd Ty tyle No. 3 ls of same quality ma: inches wide, below w very full accordion pleated fle“ the latter being finished five rows of cording There has been no skimping of would net permit it. We know ruf, wi in New York City, two leaders pave the way to an 1 Keady-to-Wear Turi ans: Several styles, one of which is sented here, Made of fine braid, and felt in all colors and black; tri with velvet, silk and ornaments Wy Elegant quartered oak, pol-} Fandsome Golden Cak Dress. }den Onl Affon’ I ished saddie seat rocker,} er, has French plate mir- Golden Osk Chifonier, with five large drawers, cast} Beautiul Golden ak Chiffon. f a8. , ier wth French plite glass, Vf vtty strongly $3 75 ror, 22428; a real $9 75 Son On 4 25} Sd-awers, biahly $e 95 MADEo0e cesses le opportunity... Ze CUE, ONIY, veseee * polished, special "De Weekly |} Special: THIS FIBRE UM.; Showing All Women's Garments of Fashion, We are making no formal show-day in the Garment Store, taking it for granted that you know whatever is new or to be desired is to be seen here as early or a bit earlier Pine brass rail and brass spindle enam. elled bed, just like cut $3 75 worth double price asked, le mg to be wanted. None to med; has woven wire bot- 54,98 tom, For this sa’e....0., each gore; a $25 suit for.... overed in fancy SS nim; im- $6: evalue.. tary.seeseees F DR CREDIT | Pre Soturder Evenings double bed; FB Bie Drive Genuine Cotton Felt Mat. tresses, guaranteed nor to 55 15 pack; all sizes; very special,, * Theatrical Manager Makes lin- Ir portant Find and Signs Kate ain’ stise"at' ine Moniaue ‘Theatse | Sherwood Wishart for Three season there next month Years in English Grand Opera. hig corps of prima donna sopranos. She was a pupil in St. Louls of Wy. |the trunk fell on top of him, injuring year ago he gave a performance of his opera He was hurriedly removed to the hoe. a her mind to make music a pro‘eee SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Mr, Moore moved his studio ty New Handsome Mercerized Petticoats ll true lovers of amusement who & | R ZaleShermood Wishart as ' A price which you will agree with us seems almost impossible, when eras the Berkey Lyewm 3 9% 2 . oH you see the Petticoats themselves. They are perfect beauties—dn We bought two thousand of them the maker had. They are worth a great deal more than our asking price of to-morrow; so much more, in fact, that if we quoted the worth you'd scarcely believe It. Style No. 1 greatly resembles a nd firm, taped, with an added dust ruffle, give a very hand! ‘nish Style No, 2 | plain mercerized finish of any very ul hematitched ruffles are topped with a wide hem, in which are centred threo dainty terial as No. 2 It has a deep fathered flounce, about a hich Is a th service, We know, too, that they are the greatest bargain ever offered Ready To-morrow Moming; Street Floor, 2ist St. The “New” in Millinery. Many new things are clamoring for recognition in the Millinery. These | This Garment Store works very dligeutiy to please you It gatbe tomer, 719 Pretty white enamelled crib, brass trim- ers its stvies from avary possible source amd cenire,” leaving notl- To-morrow we offer quite a number of new creations at a bit less than their real worth. In buying our Fall stocks these have come to us through fatural channels, Owning them under their actual worth, we feel obligated to pass them along at the same ratio, Tourist Coat Suit in gray and tan’ Tourist Coat Suit, brown, mannish Scotch Tweed mixtures, belted back, Suiting, yoke top, with box pleats and velvet collar and cuffs, new model pipings of leather-color cloth and flare skirt, triple pleat at 16 98 fancy buttons, new sleeves and dou. |) . Iron Couch Bed, Thweequarter length, tightliting j . fest Front black and navy with mattress; can be panne cheviot, taleta lined, roll fronts i faced peau de . vest of colored | ¢, used as asing le or broadcloth or fancy vesting, new panel collar, at skirt, with inverted foot Covert Jacte!s; jaunty madel erfectly sani- $ 75 pleats; H $34.50 sult for. 24.50 tailored pilin Ted 1.4.98 P y 5: Three-quarter length Coat Suit of rest eee i navy and rown, satin-lined, velvet collar and eulfs,"trot” of coat Aniaed wen | Yt SH seams lapped, a. Stitchyd straps, coat back trimmed to | Tourist Coats in Farey Mixtures and |) to match cou; 39 tut for 22-50 | model at 1008 1458 OS SPIES Lge eri aero VENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 19s. York last September and a month two later Mrs, Wishart came to city to eontiatie her gtudies under his direction. When Mr, Savage was hear- ng sing: varsifal’ Hower with chorus Mra Wi sane (Or him Ae fostare a eandidate for some humble posi here might learn “the busi WRECK FROM ] ase E st ; Wrena ae a three he Eng- j | be a thello," “Micaela in "Car- Brooklyn, when Mr. Savage opens his| — BURST AN ARTERY ON STAIRS Henry W. Savage, the widely known | Iixpreseman Fell an@ Trank Ie)», theatrical manager, has (o his mind) Wae Carrying Dr another important usical NT VE WAKES BUMPUSES 4 : : hong saies Oe Kate Sheaaag | MOUNT VERNON N.Y. Sept. 23,- Joann MeCertty an expressman, died in the City Hospital here early to-day |) as the resu't of an odd accident. He was carrying & heavy trunk up @ flight of stairs In a house on South Fifth ave- nue, when he overtaxed himself and ® burst an artery in his neck. He fell backward to the foot of the stairs and wo as of is bim aboul (he spine, vital, where he died without regaining consclousness. a ad WORK MONDAY WONDERS. To-morrow of )8c, \ are made and finished, ” onesrtina, 0 whetover jt may be says in so many words “We are all! ceniy of het ever, that you ought to be here | few York—as pretends tO Bumpusea,” and you heartily agree Dodson 4 " f thy ‘ has merely been localised oe- with hin’ before oe is halt started «on | mat tne oar My — “ poet | Mr, Daly 1s fortunate mad career of fun sums it they'll provide the best satis- soe lover of Herselt--her be-diamond- Why doesn't some neighborly soul at % rn ty ie had ihe wity Irian dolsmsner | of } el y swears Dyeimonleo'e oe "Burry *, oun faction of any Petticoats you have omething whic! July may claim in be \« e her ®- robin to keep ° aw ler . may oer iia band. ang who tells tho truth despi' Husband’ in’ Fort th a] ever owned, ¥ 7 the dreadful fact “a ae lo stay? Lt makes such a good far as Mr. Shaw Is concerned—or, 4-4 mon_of he one f nner cardial! cp. » material in the making of them—we they will provide the greatest possible interesting business to-morraw: repre- velvet mmed Made $2.50 and $3, To- morrow 1.9. 5 at Ready-to- Wear Sailors ; Several styles, one of which we represent here. Trim- med with velvet ribbon and ornaments, the body being of scratch felt. Colors are black, brown, navy, champagne and white. Values from $2.25 to $3. L That Is New in than any other place. We pleated skirt; suit Nor. am Wibigaeys 24.50 Black Cheviot Jackets; all wool, lined throughout, fly front, notched 4. 75 Tourlst Coats of covert cloth |, double-breasted, loose back, y) 98 the When Refused Permission to! See His Wife Held in $2,000) rev ry Bail, Talking and Spe Pills (From the Philadelphia higgins “It's funny how @ woman exam eatea| fold Bverywhere. In boxes ie anda oy * W. H. Lyon, who was shot yesterday ner husband's income whén she's talk. ‘ Robert L. W office 0 other women,” ORLD WAN ' ped on Him. | John J, Van 4 > bet the makes w \ that every No. 2 Broad 1 Gay Qeen*? ‘fo by trying to make it lesa) WORK MONDAY: WONDERG, Sale {fashionable sora cous, °10 A THURSDAY bargain resume for you to run over quickly— #18.75 covert coats 412.$0-= #25 tourist coats 18.50— 415 kersey coats 10— 12.75 Montagnac Goats *§.75—storm coats #10—prices that will surely give yous desire to come here to-morrow and view the greatest style show ever presented to New York’s smart dressers. low exclusive! You couldn't go to the highest class custom tailors and equal the creations we're pk | for less than twice the Prices that make. them so inexpen- sive here, Before we go into the details of this re- maskable Thursday sale we want to let a gum ber of new and distinctive models in_ Exclusive tailored suits make their initial bow—all the new brown shades, blue and black—new lengths that are strikingly effective—the prices a) $45.00. The new storm coats; 1%, ier nee ditinciv but, then, they're so diferent from any you've ever worn-—so smart and desir- able for rain of shing—¢ diversity of styles at extremely popular prices, special to- “rew® $10, $14.75, $16.75, $18.75. $ for $15 kersey coats of very for $12.75 Montagnac 10% uality—Dlack — only—gix $8.75 coats—27 in, tong—strapped rows of self-strapping—plaited sleeve—| with broadcloth—satin lining—has all neatly stitched. the Sree StL eon and would be a $ for $29 tourtst coats in| good value 18.50 ot id English tourist! $ 9 QB, §@ for $18.75 covert coats mixtures—42 to §0 {n. long—wide plaits | ‘i 42 in. long — double and belt—new London smoke, golden| breasted—two plaits front and -back— brown and grays—eatremely smart! beit—plaited sleeve with turnover cuff— models, | neatly stitehed Another opportunity to-morrow. 10 for ‘25 sample lace robes. THatT great Monday sale of robes went so far ahead of our expectations that we hastened to the importers’ and secured §00 more to sell to-morrow at the same extraordinary value H a, #10 for $20 to $35 lace robes. Li #18 for 935 to $40 lace robes. ty 524 for $50 to $75 lace robes. $37 for $75 to 100 lace robes. ¥ , You see they're ag Arg be more in demand this year than last, when we broke all previous 4 we tecords for New York. Smart dressers are well aware of that fact, and they’re coming in Crowds to select them now and have them ready for the eccasions that require them. You'll want one after a while, too, and if you haven't taken advantage of this remarkable offering it will be pe your luck (9 ) to find you'll have to pay fully twice as much asa ; \ corresponding selection invoive to-morrow, made lace robes, Site marquise robes, = Princess lace robes, robes. nif Sate fea es as patent foaga oan Peete F jdenceat robe Wire ages Tobes, The entire showroom collection of three of the leading importers of fine Paris robe and the road samples of four domestic manufacturers; all in all this will be the greatest sale of its kind ever beld in New York. We have many ‘eeble imitations of these wonderful salés—but part experiences have taught all to watch and walt for this semi-annual gven bere, 5 Think of buying $25 and $85 hand run Marqulse Lace Robes at $t0—$75 hand made lace and Crepe de Chine Robes at $24—-£50 imported exclusive Spangled Robes $18, ped Mad andl iso 25 special used piano bargains. | ' *MORROW’'S a remarkabl to attend this great sal i Here are a few examples: On Thursday, Sept. 29th, we offer $ Angalas glans OT i ees aiGet waied ines," sew strings, thoroughly everhauied—wormh 5.00 { Schubert Uprights. we i bese’ “gia.na'y ines $125.00 % 4 Mixsell square...icseseerseses a aouaiioay TE 420,00 4 Wissner upright.......ccccccccecsescccesseesecuuneees $150.00 (ne0d tone and condition.) Also 10 other darmains, Including & Zine Sch uman & Gens’, almost new, tor 9165.60. The other extraordinary values are set apart for Friday and Saturday and will not be sold on any other day. striking feature about this sale is that the first payment 410 required is only Then yowmay pay the balance in agreeable payments oncea month. There’s absolutely no chance of your being dissatisfied, since we will at any time within one year allow you'the full amount paid on re purchase in exchange for any ngwpiano in our warerooms— famous makes like the Gabler, Packard, Hobait M, Cable, Price & Teeplt, Stetson and many others, On Friday, Sept. 30th, we offer On Saturday, Oct. Ist, we offer -00 Raven & Co. grand, ........4., iis ¢ Rae Sei vy tone) dar sie, Be Eris tighé tor hadi; waht 5,90 een ert aeai asc wempeey | * Male epright..s 39800 {Schubert upright. o-oo irae $1 §,00 t Betts wi (almost new. beau! cre, rogies ores ($229.00; don’t miss fpowt ice $ oo & wend MAN™ AY BEN. sane ‘bits ¢ Bee ooey | Hille Cumston unight,...... 9100.00 ) 4 ».00 5 upright and grand slightly used Knabe pianos, Ga tone and ‘tke “Peete tae alesis at reat ebeatond ty ve oie he ree 4: ashi whnkoe _ 4 Kroeger square.