The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1904, Page 15

The Varick Street =: ~—~<- Diamonds. A Thrilling Netw York Romance of Lowe, Mystery and a Miser’s Gold. igen Gafird G | FEAR {Sheet Music Sale Nevacths of Boys’ Siyish Durable Clothes 9¢ All Day Saturday 9¢ Last October Sale of $ “Douglas” Shoes at 1.89 Fully a Third Less : We start this great sale with the new ballad ** KISSES, "* which ont. ‘Daal dently a isthe prettiest nd red penutifal ballad i written in peark “ore than equally good qualities and styles cam be usually, ating a furore wherever sung, | Russian Sults—choviot and Ru Rina is . ” | ‘Paka ies oe navy, and brown K 91 Men's $2.50 “Walk-Over” Shoes. | At | Fete naeiel ass] |S Also < Men's $3.50 “Royal” Shoes. 3,88) ont, émb a oe! ot ey Wy : ful Men's $3.00 High Storm Boots, ie Te Bal” i i Phree-piece Suits-sty'ish chev- | An Bel co ae Mer [Saturday not one who wanted . At J Wires and palda, include Read mle ; “We L bouglas” Shoes failed to get Es] green pla effecteages Ii to them. And those who want the ie A particularly fine Jot of Nor: rs that ved aan | af t trousera—mixtures equally favored to-morrow. | 3.98] Pio ie yen "'Dandy Bute,” the| 3.98 | sun or They are what are termed “reject,” being vies dis these defects when they advertise them, Specials in Misses’ Garments pretending they are first quality—they are fect—extra At to me wi mbiems—I% bate to § yra.—made by one of the a) ith velvet collars. Of the twelve hundred and went, men we fitted last [Three 3.98 assortments of the desirable) Greatest overcoats ve Page money tn Kom Douglas $3.50 shoes at $1.89 will be At | Ser telus mt ae ots] At | gree at Mey, pak or with fp asd A a - imperfect, Other houses say nothing about t they are mighty good shoes for the | | | | | | you do ig mo I don't think, 50-1 SaweleTe farce nda ae I on thin When J can a at w tn terror lost James Rath- renee hi lying testlinony | eat to | wedes it I can't yatta 8 wit, Heras, Kill his faine ac imind the packet. Guard it as if it vas Hiking eis at the net varie atrect, | Worth a lot of money; and if you ever ls walted on by Jane Slote the care: ha ine—open it, And remember I wat ua always id yon learned typewriting, ay that will always stand you in \f CRAPTAR II, —_|34,it 390 pe any ainsuag™ has that to do with ¢ : akea Madeline ih the packet, father?" | Jared's Unexpected Vis- | writs mas" almagn be'a tend 5 itor— An Interrupted tong zoe canweres her father, "Never L Scene anda Dark on i yal '@ $0 gloomily that the girl was ’ “Tt Ae only be Pg fy days hn r. bow f ther, it. «Suspense, the sahed ‘and Kissed ‘him me A moment “Tater an {Peniee seized hi HB door slowly swung ajar and|t9 #0 dack to him. It wage very une A goodly sum saved to those who take advantage of reductions Misses’ Tailor Made Suits Girls’ Jaunty Cloth Reefers | thing for her to yield to im; ast } Mrs, Slote’s angular form ap- fi vie +4 stv Th 's most desirable fabrics Heavy, warm Cheviot Deared on the dusky threshold. tvlngs Of the to wy bie ond tae at and. tity} to lf vears— Navy—delted tackfll double breast, Witnowt stopping to think why the |p to the Teo heen. ane ete Other splendid and well-knowef makes will be wero $8.08 to $10.98.., FE Wide self facings—with and hontekeoper whose and knock were |"@ Seemed downhearted, she would try usually ‘80 heavy, had erept upon him| ie moodily Mike a thief, Miser Haskins shouted her |and down the room. with knitted brows name joyfully, and, the agony of fear | ond novabitul vl expression. She went without chevrons and silk wore $11.98 to $13.98. Saeel oars one eae No mistake about these hes Among these are iy = firet are Oe oholce, 9 they'ie leble represented in the sale to-morrow, And we've sizes to fit every man, Men's Shoe Store—Third Fico: feu fon expect to have one left © passing away, sprang to his fect and | jo. is on his shoul- : M ’ B ry S its 10 5 d 5| 5 5 ngth Cloaks wont Roeane a were" — wt ra elma sald the od voc A vale =~ mh Succems.) en 5 usINness ul U $ n bak dl pe hy ore paige paras “Were who?” it “Pah The @ been a better tater |W 2° p:arney, scrase of the counter | Htaset Ee, cvery popular Twelve hundred Suits are*inchied—and they represent the biggest | Wt! and without cupesbrald rit tied ania “Never mind. It's only my Joy atl 4 eat movaitg, ishing san ah tcl Ae moi e Map oe | Whe tap Myatt tite pile. value ever offered in the city of New Bile Batunay clean p of emall lote— 7 gq | colors deep, ca | Grsoms Wend yort mina waving sort of] tneuntet wont amine tae actin Beas Ace "ve'Geamion "Unser Bima cet twoctteny Double and single ye ¢-—nteeniatennl te way with met" 6 dom and Wetonaane PAA feeling ot hen Territio ballad hit.) kaug vn Fa Se ey wee ek Sts ‘ : ili Haskins passed his days in tho Bar-| AS enriy as pousible she hurried home Hannan ‘open i Dot. ome mer htehd auton (Great two-aten.) a pee ty ‘aad hoe Price Cuts In Mi inery Tow street house, where,’ living under then Hs grt dinner for her father. pers et call, ike You. nama. (New.) stylish. fabrics, We make it a practice to systematically clore owt any bis Kame, he plied his trade of sat downand waited, Pak a yolog med Hats (dress styles or ready-to-wears) that have not sold never out Inter than 7 miner anf receiver of stolen goods, | o'clock, and wa Uyually at hone tart Classic Music, | The Suits at $10 are Her alent boss taleo a lesncy from we| rete Pra jfactually worth in a certain pe:iod....Every week reductions are made... fashiontd house (also a legacy from his vai etd Gt the mantel ctook. gran the Waves double. ‘ne $15 eset “ead bad y Grandfather) on Twenty-weventh street,| “He has been detained by a block on fons. Cy te Pr Zesowen, Sul "i hh lo-mo east ‘of econd avenue, Here he lived! he,9078." ane told heraelt consalinely Abril Biles, uits sell everywhere $10.00 and $12.00 Dress Hats go to.... g With his daughter, Madeline, in three] never committed such satenrerarie ee very we at $22 and $25. ° Fab- 3 Tooms, letting out the rest of the bulld-| car rides, she became tro’ ibled Haskins’s mysterious hints of danger ed himself rone before her. and though he had treated them lightly, nis of the eiser'g tired Drain, they rics comprise new shades of brown and gun-metal gray, Boys’ 3 Sui » at $1.59, Double-Breasted and Norfolk styles, in sizes from 8 to 16 " f years. Fabrics are a ‘ 4 cheviots in dark and *** A fancy mixtures; also cassimeres, All sizes are represented, Women’s Shoes at $105 Worth $2 and $2.50. Madetine had no suspicion of her . father’s real name or occupation, He, Fetes: s the ote, seventh street use as Jared Bentle; Me gave Madeline no inkling of his| wondered, she suddenty pA but pretended to be broken | The young man eually dropped to) ‘and dependent upon her for sup- fs half hour in the early evening before 3 Sixth 1 Avenue, N, Y. Money: Saving Prices. 21 nce | a her worry as to Jared's absence True economy is exercised in buying a thing that pleases you until it is worn out, Our clothing is of this, $1.98 Ready-to-Wears go to...-ccesssserseeeettedenee We continue these remarkab’e values in » . eae Fine Ostrich Plumes ¥ +69 for 12-inch Plames.:... ¥. ciewhere $2.00 omer s -98 for i4-inch Plumes. -- / 7 7 off had for the moment forgotten a typewriter in a copy- ka lover's non-apprarance, pport Haskins and her-| ‘The clock now struck 9. if, giving rent money on the first) the front door otosed, ang hurried th to her fat! who pre-| foutsteps ran up the sialts, lurely her mn to trig iy ‘ 7” never had a tread as light ay hed home early ani Madeline pin) excitedly and hurried in the tiny drawing room | toward the docr. return. felons t she could reach it {t was flung slender, boyish-look-| wide open and Harold Fenton stoo4 two made a pretty| panting on the threshold, - light of red-| His clothes were disordered, his hair ee un-| awry and he had the asnect of a mon who had been funeing. jarold, This was Lo a a. his tree, which | | coves tltewhere 2469.0 0 2,79 for 14 and 16 ihch Plumes». 898 3.79 for #7-inch Plumes;,...2+4..-- 4,98 for 18 and 20 inch Plumes...... 6. 98 for 22-inch Plumes.,.,..... cunt | Fiabe t$14.98; foe Piumes elsewhere $16.00, Black and Whitetich ouaienfull lare—ihes, long flueeath- with measure 4 to 5 inch+s more than feat ally,” Yomataad lle ete wie Shaded Plumes are included, from $2.79 ap, } $ x Th ) ‘ Several lawyers | was a Qe dea : character, We stake our reputation on the Quality, Style, Fit and One of the best values ever offered hereabouts. A lot of one thousand UB INT 7 i fe cmyine type: | the wif ving Phat t ee ried Pilce of our goods-and will tit you out with everything needful rs handsome Putton and Lace Boots, Made from the softest kid- | SILK FINISH FUR NAP BEAVER HATS— : Selec tat wr iu a . ye if Peace of ay own, they, Wil Bye | nerwoustes” Seige Ber eyes and oald:/ i for Fall and Winter on skin, with patent leather tips and nice shape heels, Black and colors—best shapes fot { tt ve me double my. present a rt-detained at the oMee—by—by— OUR ORIGINAL EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM OF They are the exact duplicate in every particular of Shoes sold in other stores women and children—elsewhere $1.95,......., ened Set et po it himself 'b? ramp me ai it me pair. Sizes from 2% to 8—~and plenty of good wide widths. Beavees are scarce, tut that does not mean > ‘all hn of r 0€8 $1; Button and lace—regular $2 kinds. Made with extension ofits here, as can j by above.“ ate that 7, fis ‘old age he can: CHAPTER 11], $l Down ona Purchase of $10 soles and patent leather tips. Best of leather uppers. Children’s in sizes from 69) ig tas a cla 4129 deuabh me a ry ar inte cended : 4 to 8, 84 to 44, and in Misses’ from 11% to 2, Second floor, 1 0? sidaiiorg i Harold Fenton's face clouded. A Niahe of Waitt A Overcoats—Fine ali-wool, Irish frieze; Ribbon Opportunities A List of Money Savers omew ‘= aalt working for im? On, yes, T know ight o aiting— choice of black or Oxford, good . , Il | Shaded Chiffon Taotartty igh ° In Toilet Articles . Dir seteghe Ves late son th an or Message, a Revelation serge lining, satin sleeve lining—if you Isses a Appare Lorem cole Rees 19 sont All Bristle Tooth a GPa aan te toe Gas amos ater | and a Cipher—In the are posted you know Girls’ long Coat, made of excellent | Girls’ long regulation Coat, made of ‘Moutteline, ai teh 4 cont Puiroanne fyeersni | 4 since he has made ‘you support him, what others are asking quality of rough zibeline, with large | lue 2nd brown cheviot, lined with Ulblte FoloFinge for bows, sastien 4. | Baap ssn wes le 2 like; we red flannel, emblem on sleeve; full ee S gett q ng. Je lno't fair. Let nim sunpoi! House of Death for the. like; we have cape ‘and trimmed with buttons and [red funnel, emble leeve; full J] and bodice belts—value 3 of Sri iapid Fiow Fouaihia. ° Pharnpeintate just So of them which P Naapragh “i tar | [0086 back; sizes 8 to 16. Saturday Is Velling Day H cent Borine a we will sell at....., plain cloth; sizes 8 to 14; regular Regular $14.00 value Always something more than wanal | !t Mies was somewhat token vale 8. sont Saturday 5, 98 Regular $16.50 value. Girls’ Suits, reguiatio tie tots’ long Cont, made of bear | fect, blue im tyown cheviot and cloth, velvet and cheviot, trimmed, &|/ black and white ‘cloth; also Buster large’ collar, with velvet and cloth; | Brown suits for girls, sizes 4 to 14, sizes 3 to 8. Regular $4.50 value. Regular $6.50 value. . 98 | Regular $6.00 value. Men's Suits— cheviots and fancy manner, but RY mixtures, suits that usually sellaround $15 . / i tosis; $ fnisnee, tail- $ ne pris A pg aren't always safe in if oredand pene they 10 “Phen nls death would be cur happl-| “f came from the west side to-n’ HOM vvccicverceeee back by her flance’s unwonted Prieaiee satin stripes—the very Rewest drapery veil , L@ nad 6. Hands, ae Aik Prenoh inch, Yelingersiila ition? | Men . * ‘it 3 ore ite or or woven ea date-nek, te, Neckwear “tit > Brown, Navy and the new Cardinal— Warts, medina and dark, plain or z jo to marry than there was al etBut my father?’ Ln ; ; 2 . 08 lar $7.00 value. Tnalead of 38 ce a re an inatant an expres: a ae i Gree vinees i 500 Boys’ Sults—Cheviotsandtweeds gq Result 47.98 value. me | Regular 97.00 vale Instead of cvat uvaatiy t tion in Fenton's face which Madeline 4 sald y : y fortunately, id not see, kept at the office, dear?” —some Norfork, some double breasted — Men’s $1.50 Pajamas at $1.00 Fine White Madras, Military cut, trimmed with blue cates Semi. Annual Sale of ery ket, sleeves and front; trousers also trimmed down sides, ‘ ity 8 and comfortable, Women's Sample Shoes, ; $4.00 and $5.00 Kinds . . 4,98 Men's New Fall Neckwear, 25c, Sixes 3%, 4 and 44%—Widths, A, B,C, Exquisite Four-in-Hanils, two inches wide and reversible; dark and light Being Sauplen, ‘hese Ave the Only Since tee Widégas’ # grounds, Fancy figured effects and plain colors, A great bargain ie. te 4 while they last. fecthenn OS®, SASS, bb teed wil code seein pon . Men’s $1 and $1.50 Shirts at 79c, MORNING SALES Fancy Dress Shirts—the greater part of them the well-known “Grif- To-morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P.M, igen} the man’s better nature seemed | Harold's face fushed, and he seemed | | style; fine school “.tthete, don't worry, Bpse8 irl," he | hapelessly confused. Finding he tat 1 suits or !or dress 95 ead, conaolingly, by | ‘ute to} made @ false step, he took refuge in ; wear; were $5 Bed no right 16 talks & ree 4 “ $6 and $7; spe. Twas tired and cross’ Shan't we kisa | “YOU can’t expect me to weigh every cial, Men's £he3—Buying the best at the and make up?’ word I speak, can you?’ he grow! lowest price is the highest form of pru- The “making-up" process was appar-| The girl wos startled and hurt by her ; dence. The spe- = cial shoe we offer $ 5 O . this week is full $ a that nelther of the lovers heard the lover's unusual tone, but Imagined that opening Of a door behind them, he was worn gut by a hard day's work, interrupted by a querulous | and wisely took no notice of It, dadeline, perhaps when you are Thinking to change the subject, she quite through you will make some | asked: move ome getting your tired old| “Where can father be?’ father dinner, but that is diways! prarold st ‘m set aside and forgottea qntly aatistactory and was 90 absorbing $5 value; our price is..,..., One Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’Clock. 263 Sixth Avenue, N. Y. while’— The ugly look had po! ie, Raa 4 tons face. ig wo Madore a lett the ‘Som aprapth after him. happened to bit fon” Brand. A clean-up of our own stock, in lines formerly sold at $1 and $1.50. Some of them are a bit mussed—but the price makes tebuing to io Madeline, he sald suddenly; 1 know? ve for to-morrow, "Did you ever hear me ihe: Ree B wniow eh { mae vas | — them. specially attractive ) Tames Rathbone?” some time before he became nimealt AMUSEMENTS, , Women’s Seratch Felt Hats Blaok Mercerized Skirts co tals, roll brime and devo bias flounce with five By fylith fares—biack and all 9 om aad A cares rows thee roma faney @ the good colors—until now .19 +s For morning sale....... THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR. od) father.” » | aga ‘9 & dangerous man, Madeline!" ‘Stare did not leave the house unti! ies ards Soret a ue ea Candy Specials for Saturday 9 To-day~ nt, || EMYIRI pan sKK, ff aie Sratinge om bonatratiee 8¢ peels & al he! fete 10 Go be said PROCTOR S by cor Wun bifk v ie Wes NUM“ T/T All the Halloween Novelties will go to-morrow and Noadey at especially low I} nnger and he felt the relief of sneake | OUTS Veodd think T had been hera PHN A ORE AT VAUDEVILLE BU SLs to We've the largest and best assortment of them in all New York, Mabel | Wrigat |Thoa J. Ryan , ing to some one of what troubled him. | # o'clock! rs Hite | Yptiemence increased as he spoke, | Sven, since aC coeK! «The thine has] s(ttbel Lutes fpvontiters Rlchersd iiywum & aT 1, AND FRUIT COCOANUT CROQUETP, choco lesperate man—a m . 4 25¢| mate covered: fie. kind’ at,...., who ban tone ‘more’ to tun me than | pO a I ag oh hod remembered | {vith Bane font | Mrs, G thert . 9¢|DONRONE FOR HaLLownEN NST ge Bad spurned wry it: but, unwilling to cross hi | hip. hia fine ; MCKERMOOKER 4 || Rr * J9C| vARTIES: creat vartety: 1b Girls’ Dresses— — Boys’ Reefers ard Coats ‘ ‘and Watched and—feared, Ma- his remark pass, He looked r t me E sonatita bit ek | Greatest Sale Yet Heavy Wool Melton—Brown vine. A scoundrel, a all frocaces, the aemenen, laying ‘stress 6a Doin St me fie HSOTHERA-dULE ij LU WE sare HI mPa Wool Cashmere—Russian Dresses, Oxtord, Garnet Bet sw Anoueht mad inte us reas praas Ait NOUR B08 IateHt none | Atlee Harold lett, the Worry a to her sate, ROMEO & JULIET AMUSEMENTS. Bucpander Dresses of shepherd front with double dag Yau , vm TT anna A nnn nnnnnnnnns | Aneto ‘tone, surprised at his violonge, | father’s whereabouts recurred to Mado-| manana BROT ITO lan ee eo na button: EE Pet dal! | i ed te le ae, i i a slice wtoapea (PASTOR'S ‘atitnitict.. || wees riscitaareccoges = | th ener AND a match. skirt cut full with dee bdiems—3 to io years diticukt ¢ morning cazne the girl was croma. san, | Menry Miller f : A ch arma . 1 to mateh i. sha ielioreliheea! exnps’ Souy| WAMMERSTEIN'S 2 ae | Heraldse WTR all he: aie sot] Fear tH EAR he PAA as | Madeline was now thoroughly alarm Matinee brety Da, rh Edna 'M hie bonGon. ine cope Foes vem tae ach . THIRD FLOOR. , |¢4. Bending word to the of tiaat | Wee ay * DE it a MAIN AND SECOND FLOOR -- Hove vou ent the money reat | the would be obliged to remain at home | “Tore It ie, YH you tell the telegraphed 10 Harold, saying 4 as fhe i Special Sale of Sitk Belta he must have thore rensire me niet seo him at once, No answer cams ' 5 ny it itt nai |) T<COTHAM Ti r ote |B , k shes 7 ~ oe oe m detained at oMee ' vole - at * | AMERICAN To-nlam, st 818 and To Shirred or crushed—extra fine 1 om | Win eal this eve uatit late. LYRIC “42 i” | hs. tah & Sth AY mMatings, “Le Maitre poli#hed buckles—usually @ an thenheia prone 1 See vf tal nt Net aay, Madelt peat es A Lu i 5.8 P.M.) LRRENCH | des, Forges.” | Sat. Sy and @ cents—-Morning Bale., el a | « r ¢ Abbe Conan ‘e."* VE Waltarie wens Sace on fn thie o “en-|eolved to out the case in the cttF OTIS SKINNER rhtivien Fi Prices #1. 6%, See tive. tes are Me Charen, Kates MAIN FLOOR. Mg Ie a | er he nea ere el PRINCESS Gr ki ine bogs aes ~ wart Rina th one with my tr'ihin| pacvet Intruned 13 her by Jared : "| ‘9 rr Pitt Patt, Po oul| ‘Ni ays (Man hatian Firire Facaes 4 stadsen theo’ Women's Box Calf Shorea " 4 7 ig > als Metal eel thawn Ash wrte, tom an lanoui Spee Me ‘ . ou say an ips ale ts MRS, TISKEs | BECKY SHARP|| Bors’ Martrie Shits Pane, grewtionee planniqw at teers | Cldnt 1 tink of it tara WEBER MUSIC HALL & Isat CINGAL g Weer ot Laat Web HEYA newest effrets tn Oxford. Cadet Be Doationel) gs 3 vt | 2 108 8 and Pent Rine Rtripes—tu F pmblitying some anti ‘ “=| WEBER & ZIEGFELO . ete wet, nih The Brand Bo Seyies <p glint Aveine hie burried wo r t AMUSEWENTS *WIGOLADY-PIGGLEDY."" Re ql rh : 1 7 — - regular, oi #8 to 2 Ld aed od t nt a Mernnon w J o finest tot © wp TN Das" Aniencd he caretutty | BELASCO "MEARE Bax yh TEATRR Born Fa reer it) WL | BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. THIKD FLOOR stat a ue econ | WARPIELD "389 eSheals soot 8 ate pon oll Se MONTAUK Waa. Bors’ Vea! Cait Adegp Pil terenhe. tt fan cea WARFIELD ‘it Sr sith Frnt Nxt Pi see viet: wits » Dust sem j WED a sar I Tor4e Lees Collars Extension soles—jow h weary. Ie but. | co rar ata as a pe ° URE VILLE oe THE YANKEE CONSUL | 72°#°,"c0- Col'ar epaastaieg Fes) fie CHECKERS Wye MAJESTIC. iste'cp'sick, Sau See aa eee a here 7.1. Mate, Wed & Sal: Aer MA OE or gre 2 you #T MATINER Sue ee thet MME Le %) or) meso