The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1904, Page 6

PAPA-IN-LAW MAY THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING? OCTOBER 25, TOA. ‘Poetic Freak Blows Into Windproof || ; Two B. & M. Blue Lunch Room E a E lak] asses | Trading Stamps Where Light Lunch May Be Obtained | _ Democratic Headquarters Glasses | hese roccrmis [PR Adjoins. Grocery of trouble ff corner! NEW YORK Everything Pure, Clean and Well Served, + and ext 4 Popular Prices ; . I t t ! s Suct Dealer in Couplets Tries to Dispose of a Few : “Di Course He Doesr't Like Ths Lines on Eggs, but Meets More Great Bargains in Our Po | Elopement Business, but He \Up with a Frost, ! ides da tas — - Drop Pattern Sale of Superior Furniture hl or tis, Her One of the greatest freaks tat has entered the Home providers will find this Drop Pattern Sale of sturdy furniture an event of the most unusual importance because of the mar- 3 , Slaw tito tne De mocrat ait bead , f vellous values. ‘Drop Pattern Sale’ means that we have gone through our entire stocks and selected certain patterns in which the 6) aw yho aid ne lots are broken, designs the manufacturers have ceased to put o iers that are elegant, but not popular. All massed into one S| Dari Stoane, the owner of-one of the od Lay nis ep tremendous selling event at prices a third to q half less than originally asked. Read: Fifth Floor, | host elaborate saloons in Brooklyn, | cialty was writin: mpaign parms tm Aid not wet forth th iia Jet Fulton strect and Marcy avenue.) “We don't want any," anid Mr. Spin sil NA eailiigs this eae he Splendid Couches | ; | Oak Chiffonier 4.98, May forgive his son, Ralph I r elop- |ney, who years ago was an author a tm, It stated by pe Le oY reaad On | z # ~a “niFonier Seg ith Lydia Ruth Bennett last Bun-|on poe “We can write it here ies as hak One cae, » T08 Oak Chiffon de full size te ne Af and marrying on the quiet inGrant | put we can't get at pu a. ClArK | headquarters of various ca: $0.98 pee ge! q ve ery, and taten Island. Tt alt depends upon writes ry, so does Mr, Willard, ‘both tickets who are parso na | | panelled sides, high car red eal y a ‘ fort of an impression the bride Mr, Mason, Mr. Bryan, and even Se and that he was partiet id , _ pad te Hei ht 57 inches, i a on him. ‘The father and mother ator McCarren and Chairman tn the race of Her VER(GWt ania ike 1h ys | ithe bes ae Th leche Ab A young Mr. Sloane are not any t0O pave fallen into blank verse at times 5 tee ac} Ws oe . idth 35 inches, j | happy over the marri but if thel vue this stuf bape aes » [dopa reseneee atst si “a008 the neverto-beexpeied price we ask 3 mi ie the right sort,” saye David) goa, chiefly in cou Meleones Pssaciser tthe hag) Sy Reateome it’s a wonderful bargain: « b. “and her family 1s likewise, WO), tow of the election. ‘t ae Sees Odd Rocker. 4 98 Tuesday 4 98 © Awill take her as a member of the fam- |) 4 ne me le . Special. “Be fly." Bo far tho son and his “Pease Me. Governor, don't bit me\i,0 ne eee Be Made of China . Shot dared to try the door ; . he Demerratic cacdidate tor Linuter The hard wood, Closet Rome St Ho. 2 Alice Cc Pt am the erestest prite of @ Ken | a mo: ie onee Mr. ‘ highly pe] Has solid , oung man and two women euk'me in halt call mea food will be Lieutenant: . mahog. | 4 “yt Castel Hotel, Staten [stand, las » my poor old mother’s heart c of the House of Re any finisno, | oak case,panel- afternoon. Thero was mys! ney , 4 qiestion what will ee Naps is led back, round move, and when 40 és nest tol per thing for him to d “ 4 nigh, and glass sides and Spinney xt gra all furnit hi esent | in the party grew apace . arms are | carved ar g is in damask, tapestry and verona, We | fitted with lock the four went you mus ol adald oe om forts le fara : ed from sueh bigh figures we don't quote | and key, The F “a ) in height, | them, as it would seem | case is 60. an ofl chair has _ ' ¢ in halt the 5 a shaped up | 9.48 f.5, mie] BLOB fr, oak, Brower, (12,40 for sitsmart male | inches Be pon 1 have |; i net * holstered seat 1 . pontvreal tT ¢ ' Py ee 1 Mrs. Ralp man of partivs. The Coward Shoe for price : \ at you oh uved bask: conta b ie. Price, c ; > carrying a ) " t ta /3 ‘ paneled . 0 red ribbons wor Men, Women and Children 2 69. ( & beve Has ier 10. 98 ‘6 “combines the cardinal poi rs tional ty ‘ ardinal points sa « ak» of easy fit,anatomical shape, Two Great Specials for Wednesday Are ‘ oy oe soa ws tot oe gua eve ample protection and honest f Bonne Femme Curtains at 6.49 and Irish Point Curtains at 3.89 ghia is his frst -v ; kh Kent your | deta rpc: rman Make. Curtains add so wonderfully to the homelike appearance of vour rooms that when you get a chance, te inane and ; the rea : “ It has no superior, y as you have on Home Outfitters’ Day, to buy the very best at such extensive savings we know you'll F Rey » Natio ‘ : respond generously. It’s your loss if you're not here. Connoisseurs pronounce them exceptionally beau- aprict ne wore small (hough CLD HON BERS BE tiful samples of the curtain makers’ art. Read the descriptions: Fourh Floor, the mountain towns were sma appreekative,” was the reply Reagan “endear PRET Pl? SEE“ RT” Tag He age a ea ee nea ae maa ant, dvaw asked the other JAMES 5, COWARD, Bonne Femme Curtains at 6.49 Each | Irish Point Curtains at 3.89 a Pair q « 1, ye ser it n oe Li . : : sel artigo “Mee as int iiie atonal . ee tha (MAR WaABeN avaisr Imported Bonne Femme Curtains in the most beautiful and || Trish Point Lace Curtains appeal to the heart of every woman Ywanting | home wel Nig Wes ua + ago end bad MallOrders Filled. Send tor Catalogue, elaborate designs that have been invented by the most clever || because they beautify the home in a way peculiarly their own, Paces Westen | ust " mittee y European ma} I tl Th 1 lete show- Butan is mu juropean makers of these justly fa- is particular sale is a complete sho ' aren, bie 4 anxious for me to det vga 6 49 mous curtains. In them you see in its 6 49 3 89 ing of dozens of elegant patterns of 3 §9 = oy Se Ll clatter ioe ite ° perfection the art required in the “® ° both the novelty and conventional de- “® Bote aces over for tt Paroee | ne chem 1 aan what he fj had ~ Deafness Cured. hand manipulation of delicate thread, resulting in filmy, yet |] signs. Each pair is made of a fine quality of net, with ex- A wi Hout we wok tering waty ne Fidhien ou. Wha ‘bene tie frat: Het DR. GARDNER an! durable Renaissance lace and double-thread French net curtain isite appliqued borders. If you purchased these curtains at In the ‘they hailn’t heen nothing but w cit " * Deaines Ss, B ine ines, of the finest grade. Under usual conditions you'd pay 10.00 || any other store in New York you'd pay 5.50 a pair; here, to- é pie. That party 4 skis amt | rider and a hand of gypsies tolling ‘ tho each; special to-morrow, each, 6.49. morrow at, a pair, 3,89, eck Scame home, ait hapyy and jus HEAT TOUR ROOM FREE " Eve and Porti Surprine for Pather-In-Law. re Was from any red ot mie a1. 1.29 For Tapestry Couch Covers 2.98 For Armure Tapestry ortieres " ne was standing at her hus ing teeth was the * additional expense 1S | ch Tapestry Couch Covers 60 inches wide; the cover Silky Armure Tapestry Portieres, lustrous finish with hut's x0," she { ree ti a ears San Ry by using the ms al 4 roubles Ht is made of striped Oriental tapestry, perfectly reversible, and — silk cord edges, in a variety of solid colors and two-toned effects. Bhe Iso pret igen as Pd . 7 Hythe fringed allaround. It would be an excellent value at 2.00, Only | A positive bargain at one-half more than our price. Don't miss Re ar to hurey nee alt. been HEAT WMP ors 200 covers in this lot, so come early, this Wednesday Sale, 5 Allee Courts POUR Aine, Pemy sia: ginng BAINY LIGHT |, Hang 4 Attend This Inimitable Wednesday Sale of Upholsteries Bane whole thir That waa the Fensum of ft) fein Office,’ ‘ 6th Ave., Oriental bil iaslits Pillow Cov: ocean Muslins, 36 incies Brass Extension Tubes, extend Silk Pillow Loops, nite silk cord a, i alan’ peappiibanaet.. 'h Wes ss 8 Jit HEATER soon O3th and a0 ers, easy for yoat pillow, each at... 400. | wide, pretty patierns, specis! per yaid 86 |’ Wo $0 inches, Knob ends, exch at... €6 eens was each atessssene, BOC to apes himatt 1 James B, Reynolds, who waa secres| The burner t “ J 8 ~ Nottingharn Curtain Laces, 54 Tapestry Pillow Covers, Oriental Curtain Poles, § foot, n all woods mire he Mab Bark tary to Mayor Low and later head of | gay inches wide, with border, special per tapestry, table size, value 3.75, | with handsome brass fixtures, value 75, Peart ius eh Liven: area, 18 val ' Yard vseveee PPro Se , a Priya 1.98 complete at......++ steeeeseress 390 abel! Ranagad ii a as iW hy | Mr. Reynolda has Joine Amen ¢ oh ' WM. M. c r , wi aa eno T ety ter, and there was led sho ,M. RANI Barty cho when the University Bettoment worker | Sens Buy One of These Handsome Rugs at To-Morrow’s Great Sale ‘ These prices are the result of weeks of careful stud y ae planning and scheming. To-morrow you can purchase Rugs, Carpets, men tEW PU PUBLICATIO EW PUBLICATIONS. __NEW PUBLICATIONS, Oilcloth, Linoleum and Mattings at prices far below Ley wo ld be if purchased in the regular way, By buying in enormous quan. tities we secured discounts which the smaller dealers cannc ot obtain. Fourth Fioox 7 Want you to study caretully our special rug olfering, because it's the most exceptional Home Outfitters’ sale of 4 | rugs we have held In many months. Every rug is priced at least a third less than what you would be asked to ’ pay al any of the other New York stores, Read the prices and then look at the merchandise: ; for Axminster rugs t Tapestry Rugs Tapestry Rugs for Wilton Velvet @' 21. 97°: vic 4, 97 ft good patterns 10 4 Rugs in sive 6:9x9 te 9x12, size 9x12, val, 18 Sze 8.3x10.6, e and valued at 18.00 carpets Carpets son Ofialots Short Linea i as stey ’ : casteadl ie Sali ort strips of injaid linoleum, ' Axminster Carpets, ex Tapestry las ova value, per rol 40 y 1 ¥r| Another carload of oilcloth, stig i ae hea eee 4 tra quality, in beautiful patterns; styles, just received; made, laid a Q ays 1 8.67 quantity not limited; value per (op g small room to enough for made, laid and lined tree; value| and lined free; value per japanese ¥ at 11 Ge square yard 25e and 30) targe spaces; 150 pieces; value | 1,00, at. seereee eee at we 7 wee eeererees The Thanksgiving and Election number i is on sale to-day. A magazine that. coes into half |B exe batt OA] 1.00, oes BBE See cece caeesenreees oD ats oes essen a million homes, and is welcome in every one. Entertaining, companionable, helpful to all its readers—men, @ Bought 300 of them at one purchase, an order which staggered the maker, Because of this enor women and children—between two and three million of them—who regard this periodical as their ideal. In 1. 95) | [Smyrna Rugs: mous purchase he gave us an ex unt, urare ihe same sive and quality tags that we hare 1 95 contents, illustrations and execution the Woman's Home Comranion stands first and hig in their estimation, (shades. You can find any color you want to mat your | t Special as long os they last, ° Ne The Novemb r Nu b t 7.67 for all wool Smyrna 6x9 Rugs, value 12,50 | 15.97 for all wool Smyrna 9x12 Rugs, value 23.50 r e mpbe , : DP eccanticaaliy timely ih ie articles and artistic fot You'll Gladly Purchase Housefurnishings at These Low Prices Is excep iona y ime v ini i articles and artistic in its "yy a illustrations, You will be glad of a copy—indeed, must Such low prices as these on the very best, most useful housefurnishings should concentrate all your buying here. The reason {s have one. There are many things in it for you, that for Home-Outfitters’ day we have reduced prices astonishingly until they are the very lowest to be found anywhere in New York, Cotfee Pot 16e Br it . Stepladder 21c laocd) Preserving Double Coated | \Garbage Can Thoughtful readers will find in this number not only an ; Chair A, farnity | ettle Gray Enameled absorbingly interesting story of the spectacular career of Sully, “King of ' ton,” but a most startling re velation of the planters’ ‘Crime Against Bad the Cotton-Seed.’’ But for Sully’s marvelous warning the cotton supply of the world might have deteriorated more than it actually did—and may yet ii the lesson passes unheeded, } » | ; Busy housekeepers, upon whose shoulders rests the e 5 responsibility for preparing the great feast ol ile year, w ¢ joyful wel- come to the ten prize recipes for old-fashioned Thanksgiving dinners, From these recipes, many of them handed down through generations of 4 New England or Southern families, many a famous dinner of olden times 4 : toothsome and abundant, may be duplicated. , 6 8s 208 28e fivatieed az ¥ houses bage Can, ‘ith cover i onat and b handle. —? “In Sod-House Land” is Old Ireland's 5 ges ‘ 60¢ « Jet: | Serna i n Sod-House Land” is a d Ireland’s strangest ; : or | 2 t sympathetic picture of the shaggy — shrine,‘'Saint Patrick's Purgatory,” P r 18¢ firsim “pas 1 ft; will not co snaie. 19¢ fe oa = sod house as ed to stand ‘‘on a quaint account hich has been the edge of t "in the rich- written by Seumas MacManus, will grassed leagues of the vast, dulle delight ali lovers and followers of ye | Know ur rocer es Are ure toned, clear-skied prairie. Saint Patrick, cies a . oe \ " Vat | MAPLE ay x ected, Blue fOlLED Hams | Fresh Fi ite a Our short stories are capital. “The The second instalment of “The King Womans Hol it bo : ; SAM rade; walt every wher park H d 10 or 35 and Vegetables ot Rising Up of Ezzie Wygelia’’—"‘when she « lid rise of Diamonls,"" y Louis Tracy, author « COMPANION, af , 49 si “Vos . “WERT. POTA. A up she just rose up all over “The Wing forning,” depicts the troubl i ~ ae ea $2.05; can : TOES-A-at bas 9 do every {to read. / of a boy ma rich by a meteorite of 25 L i NY) EA EN Xow | APRICOTS—Biue Te OoHORA ? the Game’ ina charming way how‘ diamonds. 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