The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1904, Page 8

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 18, 1004. = | f Iv Mr S. ‘Pat Campbell (a Complimentary entertainment to-morrow.—4th floor. f P. h P, | To-morrow for the first time In New York an entertainment in the famous Yogo Cabinet—materialization and dematerialization right be- oun in ey an \) (eye) | fore your very eyes—buds, blossoms. flowers and fruit grow in full view of the audience. Perhaps this Is the first time the general pub- . lic has been Invited to such an entertainment, as they are generally given in private. An entertainment full of absorbing Interest— seemingly defying the laws of nature. Bring the children and watch the wonders that baffle explanation... SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, ero - ----- Famous Pet Dog Belonged to a Belgian Who } Hipaetant Annooncenent | The House of Kuppenheimen Was About to Kill Her Because She THE merit of Kuppenheimer Clothes lies [y) THE determination of THE HOUSE OP i i pri ly im the extraordinary effort invested KUPPENHEIMER to make the best clothing j Was Jealous of His Fiancee, in their manuficture, It Is not a Hi Pcult matter tor | America bas never wavered in the slightest degree @ | bl ar em any taior to make a Suit or overcoat, but to make 6 since the house was established thirty years ago, and Here (s Mrs. Patrick Campbell's own, to be married! T have be a os clothes that will win and hol avor of intelligent the ruling thought has been “Better facilities, better “ "ner pet! week! And Pinkey~tt people who like good things, and which will satisty 7H ideas, hetter tailors, better everything, in fact, until our ‘don, Tip sdbbaees ie ae we have differs ‘! the eager craving for development, requires an averace SIXTH AVE. 19 70 20% 'sthe point beyond which no human skill Pr r nents. ike my flayee. The Indy bears a t is the condition and the fact to-day, Well, now—fust look at this beautiful so: ne, but ggecwnss*.”.. )840,000 worth of the celebrated Kuppenheimer clothing for here is some-| and give her one last walk and t eauty? I can assure yout " thing very pecullar about this dog—she take her in my armas and give her a big. Boece sora the fag tina men sensationally priced for Saturday’s selling. . tan Ie A PURCHASE that brings this house 3,750 men’s high grade suits and overcoats that will enable us to offer you, as long as the garments last, the life-time of thought, study and attention to detail, Ta ‘and she understands everything Ms eannot decelve her. If you try to, one | Wook from her great innocent eyes makes | dog You feel ashamed. sen r " DU aee eeccren oc cae trensuret |i 2,0" Rc celebrated Kuppenheimer clothing for men at just about the actual worth of the bare fabric, The Kuppenheimer clothing is advertised in almost every magazine J) 7 Ht te rather a strange story and will) erry day wet truss you ®t the United States, and is acknowledged to be, by smart dressers, the very finest grade of ready*to-wear clothing in America. It is the only clothing on the market to-day Delp 70 nn ene the nereets, aud must Uy hover to cain of hei) that equals in every respect, even to the most minute details, the work of the best merchant tailors, The younger generation and men who require and demand smart, stylish ef Brussels feeling very tonely—thet|I am tortured by fa'to| Clothing that has an individual and dressy cut buy this brand of clothing in preference to patronizing high priced tailors, Second Floor, hh ena | an myself If Pinkey peculiar sort of loneliness whic ha etary oa Ras gaffers from in 2 crowd—when my at tention was arrested by a man, ev) | Gently @ gentleman, standing un some] |” ‘Nonsense, mons ‘ — ateps leading up to the door of a lurge, | ge a pales hat is wu ele fine house, I could not help watching ‘are far more 4 than ang | him, for he looked so utterly miserable Lecariacd and yet Minkey loves you al ngs | ready Behind him stood a litle dog—tts legs Pe but as bowed AU e BO Y, and wi atiffened in the most complete rebellion. | Pinkey in my arms turned to Pd th T can understand French, but not hel- @lan, s0 T only gathered that ne wanted net J bare ‘the dog to follow him 17 da brand “@ive Me the Dog,” She Sald, straight to you “Now, my heart belongs first of all to| “I had reached the gate of the garden, We admit that the values are so great that they'll fairly take your breath away—but, then, consider the circumstances under which this clothing was purchased, and, above all, let us impress upon you that we would rather underestimate than overestimate the values, Here’s a resume for hurried readers—we stake our reputation that every item, every value and every statement is bona fide, Kuppenhelmer *18 to '25 suits, $13.50, Kuppenhelmer 27,50, $30, $32.50 and 35 sults at $16, Did any house in America ever offer such remarkable bargains? [> OF course a sensational : =e Tae) Ls HERE'S a simple and suit sa'e like this will |g". * Ai ; straightforward statemtent draw a great crowd —we haven't any doubt | which we feel constrained to make. The of it—hundreds will come just as sure as you are reading this announcement this very minute, We're going to try and take care of you promptly, and to this end we'll have 100 extra clerks, butybecause we must acquaint the new help with the stock, therefore this sale will not start until 9 A. M, Please bear this in mind, We want to conduct this sale ona plan that will make youa patron of this Store for all time to come—and by the sheer force of the greatest values ever quoted we're going to make you talk about this store $19.75 for*40 custom made over- coats Mlustrations give you an idea of the smart fash. jon character — individuality and exclusive cut, 313 §0 for Kuppenheimer's $18, $20, $22.50 e Pinkey Was Jealous, ‘have a inisiane nT keoe fact of the matter is we're going to be When Kuppenheimer & Co.'s selling agents in ; the future, and the house of Kuppenheimer and ourselves decided that the best way to thoroughly intrench this make of clothing in the estimation of the buying public was to start off with a sale that would give this all come and looking up I saw a lady in black Gogs. 1 understand them, and so 1 knew) satin leaning out of the window waich: | @t once that the little creature was! ing us, ‘Inere was thunder on her ‘ brow frightened, Without stopping to think 1 Ne | : Amalia ts waiting for you,’ 1 sald (ent up to the man ant raid: » coldiy, standing aside to let him pase. | ‘Pardon, monsieur, but will you sive! He hardly stopped to bow to me. bul me the dog?” hurried by, and as he went Pinkey “He took off his hat, stammered, | Pinkey, who had never uttered a sound, | eM aistuy tpiak toe dorotise sprang forward and began to bark clothing a loyal clientele right from the ‘ start for all time to come. There's a loss to Kuppenheimer, but your good-will will fully repay them—fully repay us for this great effort "LT have never quite understood what —these unparalleled bargains; — “You have been sent by an angel ot | she meant. Put Lam stil unmarried~ | G@od o help me,’ he cried, ‘you are an} ie has not xet come after ae 4 he F wenivealt,’ does come—oh comes, I shall be |e tdand that after ait 1 could under. | Rted entirely by. Pinkey. Do- you @tand Belgian. ‘It may be #0, said, ‘Dut what am I sent to dot “ ‘Look! look!’ cried the excitable Bel- | @an, ‘look at my petite Pinkey—she | Knows!’ Pinkey—for it was she—was @oming very slowly down the steps, @tretching her dainty little legs one af- ter the other, She sniffed my skirt very @arefully, and then I stepped toward her; she jumped atraight into my arms! beautiful eyes gazed into mine with such implicit confidence that I julte moved, } 1 mademoiselle,” he cried, ‘you | o not know—you cannot tell what this of business. Meeting means to me,’ and he led me $10.50 for'l8 Winter over- coats (like cut), if the Kuppen- heimers have any competitors they are in the ranks of the foremost \ custom tallors, OX $ 6 for Kuppenheimer $27.50, $30, $32.50 and ] $35 suits. er I have her?” to & little garden just across the road Where there were some seats Use the “This creature has been the joy of wy auisience: te tonne Sevce vss | Telephone. there been such a dog, mademolselie, —_ | But ahe bes also the prejudices of a | MEW YORK TELEPHONE G0. Great lady! Mademolselle, 1 am about Made as only a high-grade, high-priced tailor can make them—the very latest approved styles— widest latitude of choice—perfect fit guar- anteed, We've considered every individual taste in selecting and $25 suits—garments guaranteed to look as though they were made to your measure . —fabrics are the finest and latest merchant tailor patterns—Scotch cheviots, fine silk worsteds, English cassi- meres, all absolutely reliable. Repiete with style suitable for these suits—variety of patterns and fabrics—every size, Re- swell dressers—also quiet patterns—if you've been paying your member the manufacturer guarantees them to us and we guar- tailor high prices for your clothes, let us show you these Kuppenheimer antee each garment to you, Every conceivable style is here. Come Saturday fps suits at 614.50 in this unprecedented sale beginning to-morrow. while the choosing is best, Regular $27,50 to $35 suits at $16, $12.50 for $20 Winter overcoats $15 for men’s Winter overcoats $10.50 fors18 Winter overcoats your pick of two grades—fabrics of genuine Irish frieze, in| —made to sell regularly at $25—44 to $0 inch coat, fine Ely. |—Baltic frieze—in 44, 46 and s0 inches long—in black and Ostord, Cambridge and black, Model 1—A coat cut 52 inch. | sians and imported Friezes, In Oxford and blacks—they are | Oxford—tined throughout with a high-grade serge—satin ¢s long, lintd throughout with an Albert serge and satin hand-made throughout, large, broad concave shoulders, sleeve—also the tourist coat in fancy effects-~cut $2 Inches sleeves, Model 2—Coat cut 46 inches long, lined throughout | collars fitting close. The tourists are the newest creations. | jong, Do not associate these coats with any others you see in with a guaranteed satin—sizes 34 to 46 chest, | Fancy Scotch elfects, very loose, all sizes. To-morrow, $15, | New York at $10,50—these are strictly $18 coats. $19.75 for custom-made overcoats—) Remarkable » high. d * $e | 1,000 men’s hand-made suits at 9.75, they're coats the foremost tailors in this city would sale of boys grade overcoats an sults at 5 Owing to the fact that we have accepted the be proud of, too. When we say custom made we : s - ‘ selling agency of Kuppenheimer’s clothing, we mean what we say—every coat being the very finest Dont judge these garments by the price, because you can come and choose with place on sale tosmorrow all of our men’s high prade example of the most skilled tailors—125 of them your eyes shut and secure a bargain that will be a revelation to you in extraordinary value-giving. | suits at a price that will make them sell in a day— bought from an exclusive maker who desired to ‘ ; ; ic. i pets F Come, bring the boys, let us fit them out with the handsomest suit or\overcoat five dollars ever purchased | every fabric, every color, every size and turn a cancelled order into immediate currency. ’ § y every style—all at the uniform price of, , 9.75 These coats are made of foreign Elysians, Vicunas | here or at any other store, Clothing that bespeaks correct judgment of the exacting parent. | —especially made for dressy young men—double . ‘ Q and unfinished worsteds of the most expensive char- | Boys’ Russian coats, $ | Boys’ long coats, $5 | Boys’ tourist coats, $5 Young men’s suits @ overcoats Healthful and nourishing. acter—all lined throughout with the very best silk, | Sizes 214 to 8 years, 5 | sizes 7 to 16 years, sizes 9 to 11 years, I The ideal cold weather drink. The lot includes all styles, and we say they are all Thenewest creations forthe littlefellow They are genuine Baltle Frieze in black, | — They are just the kind boys are look. | and single breasted—all very handsome fabrics— regular $40 coats, but the fact of the every color and every combination — | Oxford and Cambridge—cut very long— | ing for ; made of nobby Scotch effects, | the tourist overcoat made of Scotch effects, ter is some of them are wortl navy, red, royal, brown’ and Oxtord— | loose and stylish—lined with an extra) some with velvet collars, others plain, cut very | belt bac 6 4 matter is eh 19 75 handsomely embroidered, velvet collar, | quality Italian we claim this th: best | cut extra long, belt back, a very stylish, ry long, Aik—16 10 20 years, if more, Saturday at.........ccees . chevron on sleeve —of any style at $5.00. | value in New York—your choice $3.00, | graceful garment ; your choice $5.00, at the exceptional price of,...... oKeres 50 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, - ————— SIMPSON ORAWPORD Co. - —— To-morrow’s sale: misses’ handsome °18.75 suits at 10. Great sale of men’s shirts 98c. N° NEED to impress upon you that this is an extraordinary Saturday bargain event. Prices tell the story Rrarip and ready you would find the sale of these shirts strongly, but then here's one thing the price does not tell—something in reality which only an inspection can adequately tell. It’s » at $1.50, for it is almost impossible to secure them at less, and the handsome stvle-character of every gar ¢ we'll venture to say that enough men will see the bargain importance ROYAL DUTCH COCOA Ask for the Cocoa with the yellow wrapper, THAT'S BENSDORP’S, ent—the very tine workmanship, e)cellence of materials and exclusiveness, | blue, brown and black—full box coat, collarless; inlaid with velvet and finished with braid—full sleeve, reversed cuff, plaited skirts, sizes 14 and 16, $10, 1 All Grocers, Know what we are talking about when orlering these garmenits—we've studied the wants of the stylish miss—know how to please her—and to this end of this sale to take all of the 1,800 at the special price—g8c, No — = : = took a hand in the planning—lifted girls and misses’ apparel to the highest fashion plane-and the results of our efforts are here for you, man can afford to pass this opportunity by coming right at the time 4 — — Exact reproductions of our handsomest 18.75 models—made of tine fabrics, selected by us, and when we say | stifi bosom shirts are in greatest demand, Main Fives, ; they are the most stylish and taking misses’ garments shown in New York, know what we are talking about—you'll be proud to show | Special — They are black and white hair line stripes, biack and — Special ‘% e the Simpson Crawford Co.'s label—it's a passport to fav: ble consid ‘ g the best dressers of New York. | bine Agures on white prounds—euds attached or : | a ¢ a passport to favorable consideration among the best dressers of I ‘ (Third Floor.) 98c detached—pertect tit, and we can fit any man—work- 98c UNPSOM lo | $ for misses’ 18.75 suits of herringbone and plain cheviot, in S _AnaEND Mh erery Catal 16 Shad 30 any cusiont| made, , q SQTH AVE BND TOLO™ STREETS | 69c for, men’s $1.50 combination | §Qe@ for men's $1.00 London squares; | suits and 69¢, for men’s $1.25 our assortment of London squares shirts and drawers—all sizes in the and Parisian four-in-hands is second.to Sheet Music Sale { {** = : aR , < union suits, but not all sizes in the none- newest creations and Fashion's Ali day Saturday Girls’ full length 12.50 coats, made of winter weight $ shirts and drawers, to-morrow, 69¢. latest suggestions for men’s néck apparel, : Mall orders filled promptiy. Add 2c, extra tor each ploce for postage. None sent C, 0. Dp cheviot, plaited front and back, half beit, yoke, fancy collar and ceuWINOY ChAWh : oe — cuffs, trimmed with crushed velvet, sizes 6 to 14, at $875. e | Se eee Sat oa School Girl masie, 7 ener Gitl, Black and Jtg ) Little Johnuay Jone: Fpabes Doodle Boy; Good-b: My Regards $22.75 for misses’S28suits $10 for misses $14.75 % Extraordinary sale of to Broadw VED, GOOD NIGHT." "LI ROWN MAN OF JAPAN | te sai ND THE CHIPMUNK." | * Ss OF THE SOUTH BEFOR of fine grade cheviot—42 In. coat—fitted model— length coats made of Winter weight cheviot, full box | s $ PEO sah» new tains A agp velvet collar, lined throughout with satin—pluited coals —plited back with belt, colluriess, intaid with ashionable boots 2 40 | LITTLE Gint, GoopBY- She bee SKY TURNS skirt, lar kn¢e—in blue, brown and black panne velvet, finished with consecutive rows of | . 1 AL, A a ee sizes 14 and stitching, sizes 14and 16. A reasonable but stylish $21.75 tor misses’ and Juntor velvet suits &4rment. f in biue, black and brown—semi-titting, strapped $] 1,75 for misses’ cravenette rain coats ina back, collariess—trimmed with pastel shades of oxford olive and tan, full box coat, plaited back, broadcloth and finished with sil Draid—-ilt skirt pelt all around, with or without capes, full sleeve sles 14 and 16 —caceedingly stylish for winter —sizes 14and 16, Suitable for ail weather $18.75 for girls’ full length broadtall coats in bue, brown, green and black—full box coat, plaited front and back—beit all around—collar and cuffs trimmed with contrasting color broad 4, for misses’ Winter welght cloth and silk braid —sizes 6 to 14 years, covert cloth coats 44 in. long—heavily $7.75 for girls’ regulation coats of chin- and tailor scitched—collarless OF chilla, full box, belt at back, velvet collar, emblem IN THE HIVE.” | 2 GROWN 80 SED TO Yor ]"s utterly impossible to make a fashionable high-grade boot to sell for $2.40, We admit that. We tell you so that you will not think teed szeeiee) styles are $2.40 footwear, $ bharl ae A eet but anybody can tell 2.40 made to sitiat ies ah Come early to-morrow and secure a pair = | of $3,50 boots & §2.40—all new models made of carefully selected skins, Women’s vici kid lace and button boots with welt stitched oak soles, military heels, patent tips, B to E widths—a lace boot with dull kid top UE ELMS" (Catchy march) MAMIE HUNTERS MARCH AS Tt t ING." (George Primrose» x OT Boor * (World's Pair Song.) | THE a BODY JUST LIKE YOU m HING WATER.” (Song or inet.) i Bronte" Fi SPRINGTIME, ANNIE, DEAR” t U." (Ballad) Foh Hie SAKE OF SOCIETY.” | ‘O-8TEI THE SHADOW OF THE PYP AM AMA TWO-STEP cR DEN LINDEN, 18 RAG. 75 for junior suits of cheviot, zibe * (Baiied.) lines and novelty mannish mixtures, full box, semi- OF TES SBA FOR ME” Bastions | + fitted or blouse coats—side-plaited skirts —14 & 16 ALL 20 UP TO MAUD’S” OLD GIRL.” i (Great Indian song.) muste, Mendelssohn x" h ivet CNJar—lined throughout with le lined throughout with red flannel : i I: i ‘a alle od grade sitin \new model—stzes 14.816 hE eis (AK water it wal & stylish coat and 9 all ose kid wee meet with pettat hooks ; phen’ Mad 414.75 (or missys’ * length coats of £3.75 for girts’ chinchilla reefers—tined for lacing that wont catch in skirts and Fitts Nocturne” © Winter weight chevio', in blue and brown — throughout with red flannel—storm collar, ful eeiaeighe bebetee dt made” serviceable walking boots—also a number of our famous S. C, S, boots, discon- tinued lines, Special to-day, $2.40, 500 pairs of best wearing '1.50 ,g@ | shoes for children at 1. (Second Floor.) full box with belted ba¥k, emble.n on sleeve, sleeve with emblem—sizes6 to 14, Ideal for school, lined with redilaamel, Cody and sleeve lined $7.50 for girls’ full length coats of good with satin—sizes 14 and 16—very stylish. grade broadcloth, interlined—large shouider cape— $12.75 for misses’ hip coats mada of trimmed with panne velvet and applique lace —only goodgradekersey cloth, fitted model, new full Small sizes ~6 and 8 years, Stylish little coats, sleeve—collar and cuffs finished with velvet, %6.75 for misses’ skirts in biue and Diack lined throughout with satin, sizes 14 and 14. _ cheviot—new plaited model—lengths 36 to 40. Ale the following operatic hits at 18¢ thet | Rao” “Days of oid.” 1 i MUSIC. AT POPULAR PRICES. i ~ }