The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1904, Page 12

Stopped, as he is satisfied with its pro- vidtons and that ho desired the special Guardian to end the litigation, Mr, Middibbrook, however, declared that he has to go on with the caso be- gauee, the Interests of the young man fawyer co. #, Daylso |p midow, today, Mie | Rrougs Lawy jmorrow to be su f Middl ik. yi Nebion Wu Wants to Put * the Old for the New and Stop "2," sary lit at A Litigation oe Hid Father's |:'t Wa, representing be Brening World.) iS LINB, N. Y., Nov. 4—The | a Over the will of ther lh B, Hopkins, the Tar. Which was brought | ng Jr, and whieh hae | eth be much risher thea under 900 figuring in court a* Ris mother agains: he cannot prevent ‘continuing the litigation, pee, took & now turn SPECIAL NOTICES. an order for the special | ee A nanan BY A KENTUCKY DOCTOR. to show cause why he should |, was seoured. Millard, representing f. G.| Dr. L. A. Crinnian, of Stanley, Ky., ot Tarrytown, who was yestér- |says: “My sister is past 82 years old, d general guardian for the jand she gets about more like @ young Justice Smith on the persons! | person than one s0 old, since taking af young Hopkins, appeared Father John's Medicine, which has| bGounty Judge Platt and secured done her so much good. I shall rec- to show cause returnable be- jommend it to the other physicians in| Keogh to-mcrrow. this section.” (Signed) L, A, Crin- Hopkins, who {s seventeen nian, M.D. Cures colds, throat and |, has declared that he wanted |lung troubles; makes flesh and builds over his father's will lup the body—not a patent medicine, B. Altman & Cn. IN THE GLOVE DEPARTMENT WILL CONTINUE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), THEIR SALE OF WOMEN'S KID GLOVES: REGULAR PRICE, $1.50, AT $1.00 PER PAIR. $11.00 PER DOZEN PAIRS, ~ ALSO MISSES’ AND BOYS' GLACE GLOVES, “REGULAR PRICE $1.00, AT 75c, PER PAIR. HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ~ SELECT LINES OF HOSIERY ARE SHOWN "FOR MEN AND WOMEN, WHICH INCLUDE ~ SILK, COTTON, LISLE THREAD AND CASH- MERE, IN PLAIN AND CHOICE EMBROIDERED DESIGNS, Otders executed for Women's Silk Hose (plain ot openwork), in shades to match coftumes and Slippers, 4. CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND RIBBED HOSE, OF i SILK, COTTON, LISLE THREAD AND CASH. |, teeth ree and tty Neveu, New ark Bu TTER, 7 oe ae Elgin Creamery Butter, none better y where at any price, per Ib.. 2lc Fresh Eggs, all candle tested and full teed: 13 for 25c., or, per dozen. see ssess 4 23c better butter, no fresher eggscan be had anywhere than we are vat the special prices quoted above. They are fair samples values which you can always find at the convenient Stores in Manhattan, Bronx, Yonkers, ete, : | Andrew Davey. fe tee teee Millinery. Saturday, November sth. ‘and Children’s Trimmed Hats, $5.00 & $6.00, value $19.00 and $12.00, & Taylor. th St, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. ” ij no Mail Orders filled. None C, O, D, | We have arranged for Saturday, Nov. sth,’ re An Important Speciat Sale of | F Vomen’s &8 Misses Winter Coats | At Prices Below Present Values. | Arranged As Follows: me : Special 100 Tourist Coats, ) my Women’s and Misses’ sizes, in cena. ( Fancy Cloth Coats | braids and contrasting cloths, an exclusive anid ‘eae , en ais { worth $1.75, Saturday, from $01 “| model ; also Covert Cloth Coats, 45 ins. long, ws Gag colts ana Gall vone| Waists, 89c, een . : yt aeaiaers. ders. Perfectly Use a eo price Broadtait Cloth Coats, Special ed, BF 92,00 2 19¢ A beautiful, silky material,made in ap ex- ) Oo "Strong We iin Uneeda B Biscuit for 19. wearanasie ‘Braces ‘ clusive model, 45 inches long, 34-fitted back, 395 ng Working with fancy collar and cuff eflect—a dressy | coat for street or evening wear, A Special Offering of 100 Sample Evening Coats each, thereby securing an exclusive model—not a garment i the lot worth less than $75,00 and many worth $100.00, at $50.00 each. Lord & Taylor. YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT PEA RS< 6" FURNITURE AND CARPETS. THIS 5-PIECE PARLOR SUIT, $1 DOWN AND $1 A WEEK, Have you taken advantage of this great offer? We have never known > ater bargain. Each plece is perfectly made, highly polished with crotched > mahogany panel in back. You have your choice of handsome patterns In velour, — or. damask, This pleture does not do the sult Justlee, : 3 3 3 3 AAAAAAL St SATURDAYS > SPEAR & C « NEW VoRK, PITTSBURG, AVE AD (6"sretty ACITY IN ITSELF JOPER 18"619°STS. ¢ SIXTH AVE. en’ NEW YORK. Che Latest and Greatest Successes, TANT EVER HELD ANYWHERE, As a special feature include Arthur J. Lamb & $. R. Henry's composer “Polly Prim” ‘setinersal balled entitled { “ “When the Harvest Yoon Ie Shining on the River’ Sung with enormous success by Lew Dockstader's Minsrels, Also the following Hits: ne” from “Madea Dress Away,’ Y nine bege Are in tye "gt Meonaotlee Ie f° oom 7 ‘he Gond “In the Vale of We limit one copy to each THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4. 1904. I0.00 assortment of mixtures, 45 to 50 inches long, each pleat and belt back models, value $15.00, Special of novelty materials, applications of 25. Ooo value $50.00, of white, tan, champagne and cachou broadcloths ; also All- over Lace Coats ; Crépe de Chine, Silk and Velour Coats; beautifully trimmed with applications of laces, braids, &c. As these coats are samples we have anly one of a kind, Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. ADAAAAAAAAAAL FUrTenT rts AANA Suissa IYYYYYYYYVYY VV + Sheet Music Hits at 7¢ || TO-MORROW’S SALE IS THE MOST IMPOR- CREDIT} ,..! = SQUARES, Choicest Wholesome Foods Are ' vata Freely Extended to All. $20 CHICKERING $2 mrpn'y, |) Priced Here than Anywh Pa vos 35 HARTMAN 3 emhiy, Lower-Priced than Anyhere. aie we of (CLOTHINGD) oo cette, $3] ce eens ee =o arp Eee 7 Georne Rover. | For the Entire Family. 9) '| pranos 4 Petipa lage for (Te ie be fe Di. of 9e Re | And Chas. K Harris's new Baby Song “Why Don’t Chey Play with ith No? Me 5 |STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS U UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, ‘(@aPMans&G Entire Block, Fulton,from ‘Bridge i St.,Brooklyn | We give “S, & H.” Green Trading Stamps. | Double Stansps with cash purchases from 830 until 12 || o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, | We will discontinue giving Trading Stamps November 30, Bi more Stamas after that date, HBatterma Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves,, Brooklyn, | Saturday’s Pretentious Bargain List | These for Five Hours Only. No Mail Orders. | None C, 0. 20c. zed Waistings, 1 0c. — Men’s $18 overcoats for $12. The manufacturer's logs ts) your gala! A saving of at posal 0) on any of thewe gar- nen! effect Cheviot. Waistings, a inches wide, Ue lustre 6 heretotore Paget ro fetid 10c Mcion or Pra in ee . White Waists, heavy weight, in satin pag dh pr go $1.75 Winter damask patterns, with large pearl terials used in these gare buttons, full sleeves and fan:y tab collar; all 89c Pants for 1.95, Made of strong oheviot, tn| neat dark stripes and de» ——— A Radical Price Change on Women’s Reception and Street Suits If the weather had been all we had a right to exacts f thee fine suits would have left us long before this They have overstayed their Way bewerer esd my 608 te eet An unusually pee adh fend some values being double the prices at which we're going to sell them. We mention only twe, though there are many other sults that have undergone reductions, All-wool strictly mane paltored Bult, Biack, Blue and Brow cloths and cheviota; some coat effects; has’ with fancy we tin Mned, full vet col are, nid orth pt oll eepecianly for hard a servic Boys’ Clothing Our Saturday Valuss, as usual, are exceptional; over- acats @ of rad rey rah eut ng an ‘uw bac’ wi belt or'pisin; ‘size Black Cheviot Bults, % inch, Jacket satin lined, belted back, Skirt with kilt flare and strap seame; some colored sults in this lot; most all Russian’ style of n @ Thousands of Overcoats and Suits Are Here for This Spirited Sale of Winter Clothing. Snappy Bargain in Gloves. Hore is a bargain in Gloves that wil! be snapped up and appreciated by! one and all. We,have secured another lot of Women's 2-clasp Kid] Gloves, with one row embroidery, perfect fitting, soft and flexible, In| ail the jeading new shades, such as golden brown, red mode, | Of surpassing importance is every line of this announcement, 6% |] |wherein Overcoats for mea, youths and boys and Suits for boys tan, beaver, gray, white and black; all sizes, from 5% to 8; equally as ggod a glove as sold by others at 98c.; Saturday... |] | and young men figure so prominently. The liveliest kind of selling is bound to re omen |[[ | sult from such extraordinary offerings Onur word for it, nothin, beter in clothing Specials Interestin g to Girls. |] | at anywhere near the price is pomible outside the H, BATTERMAN STORE, M ent Ov Siokon and Prisae; te Oo | "Sella, Mor ugeen it to 38 | ae unread Pues One Hea ot aitterent ta St'theat: choles ages 6 to 18. Girls’ Dresses of serge, made Ruselan effect, tritnmed with fancy but- meat we 10. reat variety, with ‘oe twithout 2,98 tons, gored skirts with deep hem; red, brows and blue; 1 98 ogi dle! 5,95 to 7,95 | Pltererser vere ” lo Sizes 6 to 14 YOars.......scscsenesereeensneeseeenranees ve " ng, Men “0 Talen: | Young, Men's Lone Pants oe Hor, gual, Girls’ Zibeline Coats, made full length, circular trimm \ with bands | ig conte for ell tae <i roms, | for io bry } | of satin, double-breasted front, plain hack wit h belt; red, 3. 98 | re "69 Bien ene, “a waree oe: 9, 3°58, 4.98 Oxford, blue, brown and green; eizes 6 to 14 yeard...seeeeree | Young Men's vereoats, 8,95 to 12,95 Pp Girle’ Full-Length Coals of handsome kersey cloth, deep cape, prettily oe ease OT ator, and Unter Caliae “er see e eet trimmed and piped with white cloth, double-breasted front an rs, for ages 8 to plain Wack with belt: In brown, blue & castor; sizes ses 6 to 14 yew 4, 98, 8.95 to 1295) is. fine ana” 3.98 tieerher ek 5.95 ‘ } ———1 |] | nesters for boys of ages | Little Boys! xe pratt Rus. | Three piece | PSMio"ig, button to neckt | “elan Overcouie for agee| Vente Tor ages 10 tote Ww 59) 50 Shoes, $1 1. 50. Br RTs Sp int pretty Gant eolora an omen’s OOS, PL. DU. || siesetccr 1698] iiz8* 2,98, 4.98| esa! 3,98, 4,98 Secured_from a Boston nianyfacturer who was behind on his orders and wanted to get them Best Suits at 2.98 a and < 3,98 off his hands. His loss your ene. The Shoes There sre thousands of Saks here ta very, ima color, le and are d kid, heavy extension soles, patent makes, for a ere are Russia: our. ‘Bae, Et rey me Seats ey the eines D collar Berge and red Balle bi r9 soe popular Norfolk ne mee ps, Cul 5 breast are 2% to 7, C, D, B, BE widths 1.50 Boys’ $2.00 Shoes $1.25, Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes, heavy soles, newest style toe, creased vamps, solid as 1 25 a rock; sizes I to 6% * Children’s $1.25 Shoes 79c, This lot are exceptionally good, made of box calf, spring heels, heavy soles; lace only; sites 8% to 11 7% Men's $2.50 Kruger Calf Shoes $1.50. Bises 6 to 10 Shark Stof Cures any cold, relieves dif- ficult breathing, checks y Butts, And other fancy styles for lowe—Pick from them all at+ 79. Waists, .39 They’re of flannelette, in fig jures and stripes, trimmed with gilt buttons, and made with | fancy tab collars and full sleeves They are well made and every size ls here. Every woman will want to share in this did waist offer, so we've limited ihe 98 me: By 2 to a customer, 39 Popular Authors 59¢ a These books arewell printed on 5b as G2 2.95 oe vy legs and spindles, }} nicely fine | denim cush- ions! worth $5.50; marked for Saturday $2.95 r Another Sale of Each set is complete and was pul shed bell at $2. Atew PIANOS night , heals inflamed of the oe 1G wal Come Popular Sheet Music. throat. for children, nit . FRR Hwee | | New York's Best Marie Corelli Charles Garvice Frain — “Site bine: % Family Cough Medicine fare Nc] oie Stops coughing. Prescribed Bile, Worth | itt Exe You. since Hm y prominent White's cone ny town eet Figen 18 ea _ New York physician, com words, —. Under the Anheuser ing newest additions to Byam oem re Flees be Pas published to aaean Won't You Goes, That 'You'ro aa Welco 4 as the Plowers a Hem, 19 an pene, C.D. Ds By mail, 9. extra for 0 ee TE esemstitioniathontasionssial ~ Singularly Attractive Prices for Underwear Hosiery for theFamily. Hostery. Women's fast color heavy flesced ‘ery, all sles, elastic top; wood value 12% ¢ Children's back worsted hosiery, narrow ‘and wide rib, all sizes, warm and dura- Die school howe; also mites’ 966 we ey a fast colors. «4... Sade tiles Fee very Drogglat Setie “short Bape BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT ‘| 49 $5 Monthly Until Paid. Plain Contract. No Interest, FRE iy Each of These anos Beautiful Stool, Scarf and 25 sheets of Popular Sheet Music. UPRIGHTS, $50 KNOTT 90 STODART 125 GABLER 4 fi oN Fh it) ate ms 7 re Fifth, Av. & 9th St., B’klyn, , ort . ay, 25 $1Down& 50c, Per Week || RENTED On Purchases of $10 Worth, GOETZ & C0., Furniture || *!*85 87 COURTST,, BROOKLYN, N. ¥. | ONE BLOCK FROM CITY Halt. Heat | 0c aa 0 = pale yh |9¢ rane