The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1904, Page 13

> FEED, AUDE, FROM T= * ER BITING HUBBY’ =: can't live like a Mrs. Raphael Romano Startled! the Police of the East 22d! Street Station by Rushing] ‘i, There Without Raiment. | Justitia that ou sie en Uinioed mile at the ’ prisoner, “Yes-s-e,"' trtied the aftist in & ‘Sonor volce, “I bite Ker.” . What brings the colossal business this great ore does every month? Is it chance or luck? Or is it a happy combination of good man- agement, good goods, right prices and generous treatment? ; You who are a customer of Bloomingdales’ know! Which is it? =——_— ~ $15 Rain-Coats Offered lor Two Hours at $6.98. "st é You'll appre- aig: a ciate the neces. | Saturday Morning ps MG, sity of getting Only, from j here on time | 10 Until 12 o’Clock. 7, when we tell you that we've only one hundred and ten of these handsome rain-coats to offer. They are beautiful garments, made of guaranteed rainproofed materials, strictly man-tailored throughout, and come in the smart mannish textures in Oxford shades. They are cut very full in the bust, hips and skirts, plain coat style, a8 illustrated, Sings $2 to 46 bust measure, Remember, for two hoyrs only, to-morrow, at and t@ o'¢leck, you're offer- \ ed the greatest value in a \ raincoat that you ever saw $25 and $30 Rain-Coats $16.75, Elegant garments, representing the highest class of custom workmenship, are included in this sale and offered at less than cost, at $675. Bloomingdales’, between 10 $6.98 for. Hoth Bt, Section. “Men’s, Women’s & Children’s Hosiery at Sharp Price Cuts. Here's a lot of hosiery we've grouped together and marked rare bargain prices on for a special Saturday sale It's the sort of hosiery that will give satisfaction in the wear—the kind Bloomingdales’ is noted for, Women's 25c Cotton Stockings, 121%4c, Good two-thread black cotton, made with double soles and white or black feet—all sizes. Men's 28c Cotton Socks, 1234. Extra quality four-thread cotton, good black, sizes 9% to 1139, as well as natural woo! merino socks, in all styles, Children’s 19c Cotton Stockings, 10c. Splendid for wear; extra heavy 1x1 ribbed cotton, made with double knees; every pair warranted fast black; all sizes. Main Poor, Oth St, Section. “Warm Underwear & Sleeping Garments for the Youngsters. To-morrow at Bloomingdales’ mothers will find exceptionally good items in warm, seasonable underwear and snug night-garments y for the children. Note how low the prices are on the following and what chances for sav- ings the sale affords Snvg, Comfortable Night Garments, 2c, The mast practical sleeping garments for children ever made. They're of knitted ecru fleece-lined cotton, with and without feet, in sizes for all ages. Just the thing for youngsters with a penchant for kicking off the clothes. Children’s Fleece-Lined Underwear. Fvery garment particularly well made and strongly put together; made of excellent fleece-lined natural gray cotton. . ‘ Sizes 16, 18 and 20, 22 and 24, 26 and 25, 30, 32 and 34, Instead ~ Insterd Instead Inst Oc. ive = 1Sc.crteet 20c. case. 25¢. ot abe. ~ Genuine Debble Eyeglasses, Worth $4, at 95c. To-Morrow. It will be well worth your whf'e to visit the Bloomingdale optical goods store to-morrow if in need of eyezlasses, for we're hat are sold dally F clusive opticians’ at $4 nd $5 a par for 95e. 1¢ Brazilian axis-cut pebbies — natural which are impervious to molsture and non- Are of Goldoine. straight or riding bow 95¢ t American cork nose- Main Fioor, Front. Contre. Ploomingdales peclal Saturday price, per pair... bite me | HIS NAME IS A JAW-TWISTER. | {se William Jawowsky Has it Ps Oe. ee eal Lexington to Third Avenuc--- | if You are Living ¢ Over Inability maploy ment. Dunn, a pret ELUA—Rapheel, you will never! gala? Mrs, Agnes RAPHALL—Never, my Isabella 1 We Mi & prety 3 : Yi . get good clothes besides ours =” FE ear my test from my a Alto; | Wemeay sd the ola his h * | on foe ener Bact side, I 9 ou But if the saving of $5 on a Suit or | Trabella—You awear, Rapliael Meat ee hrniuhed soon or reset || Sanat owen Convers coat cuts any figure with you | T ewear by the round eyes) 200) M8 ined and seventh weet, ) OftGe of tho Now York yk y y A Juno I never ite yo | East One Hundradt and Seventh sitet, 1 refeppone Oo. and find still like to be well dressed, you should certainly trade wi t “That is enough,’ ¢: *} tg seriously itl fa Bellevue Hosptial as how cheap It isto Have a Telephone. trate Ommen, “the compiaint is dis- w com " and Gout you twe ever get into the rovult of lng to commit sulcide * last night by swallowing poison j ‘The Romanos, arm tn arm, silpped out) What kind of poisun she drank has) of the court-room, Mrs. Romano |s a| been impossible to determine. Mer | daughte f ® wealthy resident of Bay- pred auld to-day that she became | onne, N. it over her inability to pay her rent, or obteln employment. She has a six-year-old daughter who is doarding with friends It's Easy to Have a Change of} Color by Using ‘DIAMOND DYES Change to Julien, Willlam Janoweky, of No, 18 Bast Houpton street, askirg for permission to change his name to “William Julien,” oald he was born in Russia twenty-one Advertisement. Bloomingdales’ it's good— No matter what the price. Learn Jo 3 Ave 7 59°60" ‘Men Who Are Critics Appreciate Best the Bloomingdale Clothing. yim Take a man who's a ‘“‘crank on — clothes” but who doesn't feel that s he cares to. pay fancy prices to a tailor, and it’s a hvndred to one that our clothing will satisfy him as no other ready-to-put-on clothing-ever has before. The great care that is expended in the modelling of the Bloomingdale clothing makes the cut and general good style of Ay our garments as much of a feature as the @ exceptionally good quality of the material or the moderate price, 4 As illustrations of Saturday money-saving inspect the following specials: Men’s Suils at $11.80 All hand-tailored garments, which give the satisfaction that the very best machine- made clothing cannot. Styles to please and sizes to fit every man. Men’s Overcoats, $6.95. Cut long and loose; made of all the sm i materials and trimmed in the best possible phd tag wary choice, Men’s Suits, $8.75. | Boys’ Overcoats, $2.95. Four lots for little fellows of 2% to 8 years. About In all kinds of mixtures, chevlots, cassimeres and one hundred in all; every one elegantly tailored through- tweeds; many black in the lot; suits that are worth $10, ' Ott and $12. | out, Men’s Top Coats, $8.75. i Boys’ Suits, $2.95. In all the handsomest and most popular shades of tan) ittle covert and gray cloths; al! sizes, Exceptionally well made.’ age. They're regular Heda Men TPS 1s reas Dresses, Svits and Skirts for Little Girls, Big Girls & Misses. Fine Thin Blown Glasses for 5c. ———— We're we ait ‘ —— going to The girls’ outtitting section at Blooming- ony 30 hun dales’ caters especially to those mothers who dreds of appreciate becoming styles for their girls in dosens' of dresses that are serviceable as well. these fine _ Prices, of course, at Bloomingdales’ are always right. Here, for instance, are these for considera- thin en- tion to-morrow: —< Children’s Cashmere, Flannel and ie st ChecKed Dresses, 98c. Very pretty little garments, some made in the popular Russian style, others with the long-waist effect so much worn; ali appropriately trimmed with good braid. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. Girls’ All-Wool Sailor Svits, $3.69. The ayrecporet regulation sailor sult, made of excellent all-wool serge, effectively trimmed with regulation embroidery, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits, $9.25 lo $12.98, In the newest Fall mixtures, made with the smart long tourist coats, double-breasted effect, with belt in back; finished with velvet collar; the skirts are nicely pleated. Sizes 14 and 16 years. Tow at five cents apiece. The very same glasses are Sold regulary elsewhere at $1.00 a dozen, They include water, seltzer and whiskey tumblers, all prettily en- graved, Choice of any of the three sizes to-morrow at Bloomingdales’ for Se, each. ‘Third Ploor, 3th St. Section. A Special in . ’ Skirts, $1.98, $2.98, $3.9 , Silk mbrellas 7: Poe Skt, One b ply: Sp oll new At $1.88, mixed materials; all the very latest designs; Wages Sra 34 to 28 inches, You may 1 $2 “Star” Safely Incandescent thank some very advantageous buying indeed for this chance to get one of ; these handsome pure silk umbrel- las at Blooming- dales’ to-morrow Gas Mantles, Our stock of gas mantles in- cludes every popular and good sort in the market, while our prices are lower than you'll find anywhere in the city. Every one of these mranithgs, quot. Razors for $1.15. At Bloomingdales’ to-morrow you've an opportunity of mM buying the world- / famous “Star” Safe- 4 ty Razor, sold all over at $2, for for $1.88, The ed in this special sale was erpecially Umbrellas are ac- }j $1.45 ibeagal al tice the sharp say. tually worth $4 | It you're in need of |] "SS OF every one end $5. ; ag y razor—a razor “The Brilliant’ and They're made on that will give all-around satisfac- ired, at 82, Paragon frames, |) tion, better come tn and invest in “The Reliance’—Capped and with steel rods and one of these “Stars. wired, at 18¢. are tight-r “The Mercules’’—i bie = Knit There's a variety We alsovotfer a special in capped and wired, at 25. You never saw such fine um- All hotlow ground; sold else “The Hoyo"—Lined and excep- brellas marked $1.88 before. where as high as $1.25 tionally strong and durable, at 29¢. Main Floor, Soh St. Seetlon Mais Moor, 80th i. Section. Third Floor, wth St. Section. Now, as ever, The World, in this cam- ‘will expose ali treud or sham, yeare ago, but was brought to America | a It will be ey ame, uneak, i ant topo [TAY #8 mde eho wl not re Sey ee nounce and hard to remember, As 1| @f lade; and color anything any color, the other, aw am about to make my start in lifo an STRONGEST. OF DYES. Order the Woek-Day © dentist, my aame will be a hindrance | ; | Sipees Ae mpestad | rere bane tees PLE a fea alee ea a Direction Book and 45 Dyed Samples Free to efter Men’s Cravenette Coats of Oxford Gray Worsted, $8.75. ao Bloomingdale Brothers.s9th to 60th Street. RN Hi: } CO,’S Values ar If you don’t mind how. i) It’s Up are any number of stores whe us; because we especially cater for just such trade. Take for instance our great line of ‘10 Made from the better grade of worsteds and strictly pure wool cheviots in all the new Fall shades, including the stlyish /obacco brown, in single or double breasted coats, with wide concave shoulders ; in fact they contain all the style and quality you find in suits and overcoats offered elsewhere at $15. It wo gine you so much for only $10, just imagine how fine a garment we soll at $19.00, $15 ot We sell substantial al woo! business Suits and Top Coats at $4,90 and $7.50. : TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR BOYS’ DEPT. Boy# all-woo! School Suits, all styles, 1.98) wsmeam Boys’ Dress Sutts, al aap TO SELL AT JUST Doys’ Dreas Sults, all styles, 2,98; vwteeaan A > Pore | "Gomer 127th St. SATURDAY TILL 11.30 P. M. OPEN EVERY EVENING. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. GarMana Entire Block Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn. With Cash Purchases, F 8:30 12 oClock, | || DOUBLE STAMPS Wednesday, Thursday py Prget taee With | A Genuine Glove Bargain. Seldom do the de public have an opportunity to secure such & Bargain In Gloves a# | | will bring to you bere, ir ‘We have secured 500 dozen of women’s 2 clasp Kid Gloves, with one row embroidery, | '69c., fitting, soft and pliable, in all the leading Fall shades, such as golden brown, red, 1] mode, tan, beaver, gray, white and black, all sizes from 5% to 8, equally as good | a Glove as sold by others at 98c., Saturday, pair serene PIYT eVETEREET TT) — | 3,000 Pairs of Trousers at Less Than Co ; A wonderful purchase from one of the foremost makers of Trousers has g |us this splendid opportunity. Bear in mind that notwithstanding the cut vf | |evéry pair is backed with our guarantee, Buy in Adv ‘Real Values Malte Real Bargains. 1.95 | Boys’ long Pants, blue, black und faney | Your Needs. cheviot, all sizes, value $2.00,, 2,95, Men’s Pants, fine cassimere and worsted; Boys’ Knee Trousers, corduroy or bie | 3.95 | ee || mone sold for less than $3,00,,..,.,. | |Men’s Pants, fine through and through worsted, regular value $5.00,,,,., jot, per pait......., «epee Boys’ bloomer Trousers, all wool chey- jot, sizes up tolS...,., | Special Offerings in Women’s and Girls’ W Women's 7.50 Jackets, 5,00, Women’s Fall Coats, in black cheviot, broadcloth afd tan covert, fitted” Men's Pants, finest grade of heavy worsted, worth $7.00, per pair,.,, back, half-fitting front, new full sleeve, with or without collar, lined with satin romaine,.,,,, tee Black ‘Brilliantine Waists, 1.98 Black Brilliantine Waists, entire front of small or large tucks, also pin tucking, forming yoke, finished with silk-covered buttons, tucked back, new full sleeve, tab stock collar, sizes 34 to 44..... 1,9 Women’s Waists of good quality nun’s veiling, in black, cream, light blue, gray and champagne, front of double-stitched tucks or shirred effects, tucked back, plain or tucked sleeve, tab stock col- w+ 198 TBE sc areceece deveesereoee res Diack Taffeta Silk Waists, front made with pretty circular yoke, hemstitched and cluster tucking, tucked back, new full sleeve tucked to match, collar and cuffs finished with hemstitched turn- ~,, Sale of Dolls. i 50c. Jointed Dolls, 25¢. } | |Jomnted Dolls, with shoes and i | stocki Yong curly hair, ‘ dark or light. pretty mov- y || ing eyes, size 46 inches, at.. 25 ie | ‘ 75c, Jointed Dolls, 39, 17 | | Jointed unbreakable Dolls, papler 1 mache body, every part Joint- ed, pretty face and eyes, lor wavy hair, size 45 in. 39 * 1.00 Jointed Dolls, 50c. 4 1 50 | A large assortment in this lot, } 1 short and long hair, sewn wigs, moving eyes, finely modelled 50 Startling Shoe Bargains Women's 1.50 Shoes, 1-19 Women’s dongola kid Shoes, heavy exten- sion soles, patent leather tip, Cuban heels, newest style last, button and lace, sizes 2% to 8; D, EB, TE widths ogee 5 Men's 2-50 Shoes, 1.50 M} A saving of a dollar A & Boys’ 2.00-Shoes, 1.25 Made tatin calf, heavy soles, serviceable and stylish ae | faces, slender and chubby 1.25 bodies, sizes up to 19 in... 6 | \ | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonde: ; . yy ‘ Na ror