The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1904, Page 4

; | se spoke for itseié, Judie Roesch at Sined to make any comment. sea ftowss ¢ | SENATOR TO OPEN THE FAIR. | suit grows out of a note for 4.00 —_— | Slleged to have been made Noy. 16, Ml. | weGahe, of Kings, WIT Preside at DROP and sald to be due Dee, 1, 1904 which re | Mrs, Bonaeclo claims was made payable St, Bernard's Opening Nisht, n lio her by Justice Palmieri in Af ch will be held at St. ' mising an alleged sentimental ¢ Serna holle Church beginr ing iF jf ter ie bo ae le to Oct, 9 will be opened hy Senator Me lien ——- Since the note was drawn both parties Cabe, The choir of the church will ‘have married, Mrz. Benacclo now being | furnish both vocal and matrumental Ladd The church, which is situaced supner of Hicks and Rapolye Rrooklyn, 1s under the « ‘ the wife of an artist Mving at No. 2 man Suing City Court Asige doen not appear ‘ Tm, Court, but Jerstioa rises ion the oun f insisted On an (Ad-| _—nt ent Until Oct. 11. music on the aly Brooklyn notables and ¢ | GERMAN DAY AT THE FAIR. Mix Throng Celebrates ihe Land CONSUMPTION IS A tes of the Tentons In America, CURABLE DISEASE. 4, Mo., Oct. &—Displaying ns bearing the taseription “Do your duty to the old countey and the new," Germans from all parte of RES IN AFFIDAVIT | MADE BY ATTORNEY. Ye | Americn assembled on the World's Fair r .Enoac h crounds to-day t) velebrate German am d, Then Dranped: sro in comm on a fene land: | ne 11 American ay Mrs. Bonaccio in Apparent, mmr a war ging 89° Cleties, with Its membership of 20) dif. ferent organipations, and the National Associacion © of the Ger- y clpal ¥ pa. the "0% exhidi- tions in calisthenics © tes by local Turners and child classes, | & peculiar note al-/ome 2,000 of the fatter caring In executed by the de- | masved exercises. At the sonclusion all | joined in singing the hynins of the ee os plainti@ our | Rnertand ‘and concluded with "Star- Spangled Banner.” was the action s4is- y for Justice Tal Jt. Instead it waa set the strange phases tho Dr. P, L. Anderson, In the crusade against Tuberculosis Lr Mading’ teri heen cre i In. the treatmnen ¢ oon fon aad other heat diseases, anweris ZEMSTVOS WITH MIRSKY, | aaie't! “ ‘hay be explaines, | Russia's New Mini of Interior | it may te cured | any climate” | » : Ba, rn 0 B. Wechsler, whose brother Assured of Their Support, anger curiosities, sibel inith tats ok feason why $0 cured ts because the divease [1 not recogniaed aa consumption until {t haa reached the third rts EB. Anderson's Xelaght is the firvt and only accurate means of obtaining an instan- ‘ ST. PETPRSBURG, Oct. 6—The Zem- e t to-iay, but not until | styos throughout Russia are acclalm- fourt had adjourned did any one} ing the programme enunciated by he other side appear. Net:her | prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky, the new ‘abeolutely correct pnowledwe of pe | nor Mra, Bonacclo wa® | Minister of the interior, Among the aby ah Jha cee yaa (ee Sit, On file, however, in court. was | many telegrams he has received ts the |ONCR whether his patient has cunsumption, ig affidavit made by Attorney Wil- following, from the Semstvo of Nishni | @shina. bronchi!!s, or catarrh of the tubes. 161 Broactway, Novgor! “Medicine (aN bod ad stomach will iB Deben, of No. "| rhe Zemstvo greets Your Highness | "Spm "anierson's Gemnieldal Inhalation, Vs. of Palmier!, appeared jel of record for the woman. In the firm conviction that the pro- | pors “are breathed dlrectiy into the lunes. be Dropped a» Attornem gramme proclaimed by you will con: | tending, the Kern. Kiteg aiite th : ’ vince the people of your good will and | affidavit. purported to zecite!that they may impose implicit trustt 4 Gf the caso for) In your attitude toward, comeunal, in. = herte: - tutions al je extension © ir sitorts to secure Atberteo Cle) ere of usefulness, The Zemsivon Hoboken s@torney, as & W't- wiij insure the peaceful movement of then the surprising fact that Russia along the road of progress,” Specialist on Lung. iseases in jours, 10 to 5, Sundays, 1) to 2: pave, b to A OO Went 228 Sth and Oth pres). New York ot Beihing for an examination a consultation. Write for advice. as attorney one George E. Mess- city, who it appeared from a) Mm letter had been employed by el ‘The allegation also was! a stipulation had been en~ had calmly drapped 1111 qe COUGH COLD CURED Fx Mes, Prancts “matter and substituted in nis | Ramsey, Uniontown, Ps. Pronounces Stteiean | od SD) De. Balls Cough Syrup the Best Cough Medicine to dismiss the action ay ies! jrambeniretel En, is Gull Reve ws Spf the non-api ceo tT, Z used for over 20 years, is undoubd j waanous Astorney' 8. i the best because one 25 cent bottle ways cures me of the worst cough or sore throat, Irecommend it to every ane coming into our DR. BULL’S COUGH SYRUP perfectly safe and sure remedy for curing an case of throat and jaro remeey Tenover: to cure, no matter how severe the case may be. Sd lai REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, | ; Bold % comic weieieies ee eiused to Dismiss Case. aq Court sar- pa eg " lo has le a) In this matter affeoting | . eour! y fo the man ee } have an oppo: | "The case ts set again for | fnsiat," sald Weehsler, “that | ‘shall be that J moved for @ of the non-appear- at “ena eae We never advertise unless we have extraordinary values to offer. lits and Top Coats ial Values for Friday and Saturday. Hecia “place on sale a special selection of Autumn styles for 1904 isting of Suits, i? Coats and Cravenettes that are above the dard—finer, better fitting, different—more like custom-made clothes than heretofore obtainable, and at a saving in price that every careful buyer appreciate, Men’s Business Suits every foreign and domestic weave and $ I 5 n pk desirable cori 9 single and double breasted styles, broad athletic shoulders and snug-fitting col- , lars. Marvels of tailor-craft, Values $18 and $20, Choice...... Pe eecceeovccceverecccevesetereees ’ ' Men’s Overcoats Finest imported and domestic Coverts, Vicunas, Thibets and Worsteds. Some are lined throughout with the costliest silks. Cut in the very newest fashions and*tailored in the most perfect manner by the very best makers, Made to sell for $20 and $22; Choice...... ..csssesescstessees fea * . . Stirring Times During This Priestley Cravenette Coat Sale, Our purchase of 3000 genuine ‘'Priestley” Cravenettes at 40 per cent. and 50 per Cent. reduction in price enables us to give you th: most pronounced Cravenette values ever offered. Every gartnent dears the “Priestley” label and guaranteed genuine by us and by them, Cravensttes, bench. built trom collar to skirt—full elegant sweep —large roomy backs—broad athletic shoulders, snug titting collars and perfectly tailored throughout, The smartest, most stylish and most useful of al! garments—suitable for every occasion—rain or shine, $16.50 & $18 Cravenette Coats for 5 {°° HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM—ALL SIZES, $22 & $25 Cravenette Coats for 5 4° HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM—ALL SIZES, $28,$308 $35 Cravenette Coats for 7" HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM~— ALL SIZES, e OADWAY Y6r. CHAMBERS ST. | Sa ita. | a Corsets at 44c feeond Floor. , and long dip hips, low bust, broad bone extra strong side sieels, ‘This lot is made pel fo full fx in white only; sizes 18 to 30 inchess should command 1,00; special at 44 a We are bending every effort to make this the biggest Bargain Friday since the opening of The 14th Street Store, Comparison Sale Prices supplement the usual Bargain Friday reductions and we urge everybody to compare the prices we quote with those advertised by other New York stores, We are certain the con- clusion will be reached that this is the people's ideal trading Women Who Enjoy Smart Suits Will Rejoice at These Friday Bargains D a o Becond Fisor. Women's Walking Suits, made of Panama cloth, in black, blue and brown. Jaunty, natty 7 71 imodgie. trimmed with = © contrasting colored broadcloth and fancy braid, lined with a heavy grad color taffeta. Skirt is nine Women’s Walking Suits, made of a superior grade of cheviot, in black, blue or brown, Fitted, belted Norfolk Coat, trimmed with taffeta piping, and lined with a heavy grade of satin, Skirt is nine gore, wide faring, box plaited, om of broadcloth and ckevio:, seven aoa nine gore, wide flaring, clezantly trimmed smartly tallore), inverted plait back, atsess.+..+ Be Women’s Voile Dress Skirts, five crade of French tor gore —wide flaring—clegantly trimmed with taffeta strapping in fancy design— inverted plait back over drop of heavy grade talfeta—al.sssssesseseee sevens 9.98 Comparison Sale Bargains in Women’s Coats Women’s Coats, =: ot | Women’s Tourist a heavy grade of peau de soie—heavily in- | CO@*S, made of peddle cheviot—42 terlined—loose fitied belted back—pouch | inches long—belted back—velvet collar sleeves—turnover cuffs handsomely trim- | and turn-over cuffs— lap 12.48 med with Hercules braid—lined idly tailored and fin- Wika herryaraceot beeseatn att od O Betoda ier tisverssses Bargain Friday’s Big 1.98 Clothing Opportunity for Boys . To-morrow is the day the boys want to get their clothing and overcoats, because we have ar- fanged a special 1,98 sale to meet the growing Bargain Friday demand. All styles, all patterns, all goods, | Overcoats Overeoats @ Russian Blouse Suits, made of home- spuns and mixtures, in new designs, sizes 3 ise at... eeasoeee | Winter Over-| Dou coats for ys Breast from 3 to 8 years; Suits for Russian style; long|7 to 16 years style for those 7 to age; fancy mix- 16 years, made of; tures and color Oxford frieze, ings prevaik ACh seve creas 1.98 1.98 Norfolk Suits, made of blue chev- fois and fancy mix- tures; sizes 7 to 16 years; nobby suits > that Gt and wear well, Boys’ long Trouser Suits, made of fancy mixtures and plain colorings ; 5 00 sizes for young men from 15 to 20 e years, at 5.00 Own This Furniture You can’t do better, no matter how long you try, than to make your furniture purchases from Bargain Friday’s Sale. It : 2 may interest you to know that f every, one’s a special you won't find here another day. iin Fioor, Sharp buying in_ the pest markets permits s to offer you guar anteeable furniture o these absolutely iv comparable prices 4.2) for Metal Bed, 8c for Dining Chair, ‘ a 1.79 for Rockers, hiah embomsed back, lors Finish #, broad ahaced arrie, | cane seat ot te at 1.70, 3.89 ‘or OpenBook 4,82 tor Parlor Cases ee nan mate Of pid ‘2 Rocker, shelves r nisher and 5.98 tor Dining 56 f for Side- 12.74 board, cea SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WOR aon THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1904, OZ = ~ 4a We TREE is | corner. SIEGEL TWO Blue Trading Stamps with each 10Cents you spend untili2o0’cloek, alter thatOne with each 10Cents youspend FULL BOOKS OF BLUE TRADING STAMPS may be redeemed in our Pre- mium Exhibit Room he Fifth Floor, where & magnificent array of beautiful vremivms can be Inspected at any tine, First Bargain Friday of Our Great Comparison Sale | house. This great Comparison Sale has done more to spread the | knowledge broadcast than anything else, andshoppersare discov- | ering that they always get their money's worth at the good old | Come to-morrow if you want fresh, high-grade mer- | chandise at a fraction of its actual value. Have You Bought at This Sale All the Nottingham Curtains You Need? do it, rare Value 1.50, This sale, 98c Carpets Tapestry Brussels made, laid and lined, value per yard 75c, at,,,, S8¢ Our complete line of fine Axminster Carpets, borders to match, made, laid + sdratbeeeal pollenidtonaas Value 2.00, This sale, 1.19 BE neeeeecaneeeettetares Tapestry Brussels made, laid salted was te juetan ae Ge ma ta eye yd Brussels Rugs 8,2x11.6, value 10.00, 6,8%10,5, value 12.50, at, 5,8x8,5, value 18.00, at... Wilton Rugs . 12 10.98 ++ 14.98 8.22116, value 10.00, at... .... 7.89 6.8210,5, value 14.00, at. 1149 5,828.5, value 20,00, at.s,+000+,, 16,49 Linoleum and Oilcloth Linoleum heavy, 2 value per pBiaglte ot, hn: we yet fer ileloth, value per ome Inlaid Linoleum, new patterns, value per square yard 1.50, at........., Se Housefurnishings Parlor Stove, No. 8, com. with elbow and sufficient Bes plete Bhrees OM Heater; bis fancy wrought iron stand; guaranteed smokeless; tank will bold 5 quarts of oil; value 3.00, at, 2.25 4 Tube Low Radiator, jewelled front, at..sssseereee Py Coal Range, with base snd nickel trimming, full size No, 7, side shelf, removable front grate, put up complee with damper pipe and elbow, at....10.98 Portable Gas Lamp, complete with Stand, burner, shade, man- tle and 6 feet of (ubing, tach seeseee Oreeeses Sle Coffee Mills, will grind 1 Ib, of coffee, Bh secseevcccss eves we Imported Cord Shop- ping Bag, #t.......... £@ Serub Brush, bo:d- wood back, s Sc Hennils F uit Press at.. seve 190 Wood Towel Rollers, nicely varnished 13 03K, atsss sss seeeeves SE Card Table, varnisied top, 36 inches high, at... --ssseseeresee, BC Clothes Baskets val shave, at Mrs. Potis’s Troms, consi:t of 3 irons, stand and handle, at,........ 69¢ Ready Mixed Paints, \ pint CANE, Hee cevccercerserssecses 8e Medicine Cabinet, with mirror and two large shelvss, at... . 69e — 1 Fourth Floor. Renaissance, Antique and Cluny patterns Arranged in six wonderful bargain lots at these price reductions; = == Value 3.00, Value 4.00, This sale, This sale, Value 5.00, This sale, A manufacturer got caught with too many fine Nottingham lace curtains and turned to us for help. The only condition ;>———=——j under which we would buy was that he would sever the price in two. He had to we hand you the Nottinghams at gs. Reproductions of Irish Point, Value 6.00, This sale. 1.98 2.59 2.98 3.95 400 Pairs of Men’s $3.00 to $5.00 Sample f narrower toe. Shoes at 1.95 Third Floor, Men’s Shoes, 1,000 pairs in all, made of kidskin box calfskin and patent coltskin in six distinct new styles, all sizes, varying from the easy rotnd toe to the very dressy To this we will add 400 pairs of men’s sample shoes; sizes 6%4 to 8 Actual values 3.00 to 5,00, at 1.95 Dr. Arthur’s Cushion Cork Sole Shoes, These shoes have the healthful cork and lamb feet sole, ease giving, moulding the foot and a cure for all foot troubles. All leathers, welted sole, made in the best manner, at 2,85 1.95 to Women’s 3.00 Gold Medal Shoes at 1.95 All Sizes, Widths trom A to EE Women’s Gold Medal Shoes, pl ng kid leather; light sole of solid » Very flexible and made for dress wear, high leather Cuban heel, opera toe; Women’s Gold Medal Shoes, of patent coltskin, in lace style, extending stitched sole, medium toe, with 1 best style military walking ° heel, mannish cut top; a mod- ish street shoe; Women’s joan ig Shoes, of kidskin, ex- sol ight stitched tent leather tip, medfum mihtary bash aoa toe and correct street boot; Women’s Gold Medal Shoes, of box calfskin, dull kid top, sensible heel, round toe; plump extend- Compare These Low Grocery Do this, and we know you will be among the customers in our ing sole; a street and sturdy wear shoe, yet neat and stylish, at Prices with Those of Others. Grocery Department to-morrow, because we know you will not find lower prices on pure foods than here. that insures these prices, BUTTER - The | LAUNDRY well-known be PRY rit exira | —Fairbank's low Farm ta Claus, ¥, Fecelved . ery morning the SOAP Ban VINE futely pure York State Cider for Smal. jue. Regal, $u STe., KON. ve OATM SAL. atl: tail tine han ia | BAKIN DER—P Frults and Vegetables | \ APPLES — Rt een - Fresh Meats SHORT QUARTERS LAs & It's the Comparison Sale Sixth Floor, FORE. i —_—