The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1904, Page 10

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28; 1904. ° I DHCA'S KUNDRY THIS HEDDA GABLER MORCANCOPYRIGHT ere : a eet ae nsimaitreiinstiy 5 ii. Us | | | Th an are eer J. ] C; Co.*\ PL CEE VN arora === | dengan ma ford a. i in es | | Lay A ay, 7 i el Gr of No. Vest Thir. | Nance O’Neill’s Portrayal of Ib- Financier Protects His Face Put) «,*thini‘hrect vurngsved thon the "Tus ot WORLD WANTS WORK | tation shortly after mid: s bleeding from several| MONDAY MORNING WONDERS os : - cp huancggeclie sen’s Heroine One to Excite’ on Canvas by A. Muller-Ury| si Sie wa Girls full length coats, *7.50. AXLU'S ready for another phenomenal sale in misses’ and girls’ smart apparel, and we want to say to you with all sincerity that to-morrow’s values indicate a greater day's selling than Risibilities—Star’s Wild West) to Prevent Its Reproduction in pamsnsusenes = Not Startlingly Great, Elicits Target Practice Chief Feature’ Newspapers. es | . t ic Applause. Enthusiastic App! esa | ee | 9 e t Had not Daly's Theatre, with 8) Just eo every newspaper in the coun: i" | gloomy rows of empty seats and ab- y will not be able to publisl eture MPUPOSTALLER'S PARSIFAL | cre’ "Tnuy cer treme a| Sh ner pry Xa, || € 0 j DEEPER AND MORE TENDER, | . last Saturday, the greatest in the history of this department up to the present time, (Third Floor) % Toes \ The prices are attractive — thelr influence \ alone would fill this department, but we ask you not to lose sight of the fact that there place of penance last night, “Hedda! pigrpont Morgan has copyrighted the are no ordinary garments in this sale, Every bios: gion as iil photograph recently taken of te see one hs tt Sr st sap tha distin b he Phanpagooeastie » miebt) trait, ‘The porte now on exhabition ° ’ ° > ishes the exclusive garment from the ti of ui by Orbena i wet parce "Pm te ac recceesen || | Misses’ and Children’s Coats, ger g be C ¥ leasing! The performance was funny tn spite!” ytujetr-v eaalie ‘aaa al * : 7 50 i , mee . Hertz Neal ‘ sind oxy aera Ni ur um ae nun" 08 bee Suits, Dresses and Skirts ody, & Kemcane Gey 4 ene , ure—O might have been celebrating the Four i P = ‘ ea . + ee eanel ts te ok Panenvice. ae isp So"enaletaee't || Underpriced for Friday and Saturday. Riise tees oo aan meped ee OREM « a Genuine Holiday Mag ed slirupbtoecgy, sirpeetey raven | “iin the prevent exhibition of his works (Third Floor.) for misses’ 42 In. coat sults of fancy be practice, She didn't, like Mrs, Fiske, | Weete, ‘ye sat ties 6 we “|| VELVET SUITS—Sizes 14, 16, 18 (82, 34, 96)—Suitable for misses or 14.75 mannish mixtures, velvet collar, coat ‘ York 1s evidently recovering trom leave the shooting to a marksman in| William F. Sheehan, Miss Pratt, Miss small women, medium length coats, flare pleated skirts, hand- 22 0 sleeve, coat lined throughout with satin— 4 aor attack of Parsifalitis. At all hig ee but dei “ § bog) | Sea a Bepierien, tiite F apiae tyre | | somely trimmed—worth $30.00; special at..ssseseerseeeeeee $ 5 "aye bo skirb<cizes 44 and 16—ordinarily $18.75. | EE oy Se etias rom TOs | aaway, 6 | eas partece toaiede| eee et ee ae NOVELTY CLOTH SUITS-Siae 2, 16, 18 (2, 34 36) For misses or length ha Ov ts tier tad marx pvc Re “|in full view of the audience, and, like . GRAN POR, BOSE VEEN COeth £0 od, deeply pleat | ra : Bang eats waking for ost yours em iby ending Tady of « Wi wert wow. | M’ADOO TO LECTURE. arts" worth $2000; spec Atveveesceceresvsesestsscssee PATO blue, brown and bien | 7B tor giris’ fult I fe t00 serious a work for a holiday audi. | "ns the bell at the fret crack GIRLS' COATS—Sizes 6 to 14 years—odd sizes and some samples, all and IIned throughout with | length coats of Winter ‘ence, tho members of which prefer an Keeps Meaning Hidde: [Appears To-night Hefore De Soto) made of good all wool cloths, full lengths—regular prices were good grade satin—sizes 6 weight cheviot—deep jopera where they are permitted an oc!) Jf there is a meaning to Miss O'Netil's| Council with South Amertoan, } $6.50 to $6.00; special ateccesserss cvessreveeersceses sosenste $5.00 to 14, slashed cape, trimmed | gastonal outburst of feeling and 8p-/Hodda, ale cusseeds admirably in keep-| poljoe Commissioner McAdoo will de-|]| MISSES' CHEVIOT SKIRTS—Deeply pleated, stitch to knee 12.75 tor misses’ % pM coageony Fig 8 and her first performance of Kundry. | monpiac arian, a arriea| 2084 , WIE make & ee pgp Accel . for misses’ sults . io 14, fag het & vociferous welcome, but re-|disguiso the fact. She does not even| Wi Gerean Mesonic Temple, No, 220 | Ma ae Aree eases NEAT sepese £ene . || length coat—fitted model | sleeve —collar and cuffs | inne veh 4 fry finlaned 7,50 for misses’ skirts atid until the end of the eecond act,|make Hedda personally attractive, pre-| Ea Piteenth sweet, to-night: il Also —velvet collar, new full | trimmed with panne vele | ean’ ne ester otiec ests of good grade broadcloth iphes she was recalled again and again. |ferring to eacrifice beauty to a weird,| ‘he murka the programme DRESSES FOR LITTLE GIRLS—From 4 to 14 years; are shown in great sleeve, lined throughout | vet and finished with silk with brald, patch pock- | —plaited model—lengths Mundry will probably never rank os/anaemic make-up, and fails entirely in| Will begin at . ay in rgd plain or extreme noveltics— $1 25 to $25 00 with good grade satin,’| braid—lined throughout fa ene Pr den 36 10 m0, one of Mme. Nordica’s est roles, e the curiou orbid mental- —— | prices range from o lait = MTs ct tia comptes chares-|itr' nor Itoers ee eral Panam | ‘ ‘ Nia teicemellee 14858 i satin—sizes “44 and | and 16, 5.75 for giris’ ohin- DV der seemed to baffle the singer at times,| woman, She, as well as her ussociates,| Panama, little as tt looks upon the a i . . - chilla reefers—lined im, me i first (ct the whens of the would And 7" SLEeRane: Gaoarecie to map, has the area of Maine and the || | ie pA oe se oe ins Paget 4 Fela howa Vet Bonet with red flan- * woman was brought out| pay a visit to the Manhattan ‘Theatre, | population of the Disurict of Columbta. r) : brown and black cheviot Ine grade | svirts made of blue and | Nel, full box coat, belt at ’ grote a posse) i rethaashgid Bea db toa geo es ce a tin Pemigas St tiem are qamaicnng. in Women s Suits, $25, 00 Bach. | Fil ye A aco model— pees er i ligaadlid brown cheviot en solid pare ga on sleeve ’ vmade was h actress cant ; ined with satin—side color, good grade taffeta mi z the tmpassioned music with great dra-| play Mra, Elvsted—for she didn't—but subjects, There are Chinamen, if H ; laited skirt—st: belt — collarless, inlaid matic intensity. Charles Dalton, ack, and wo Fine Values for Friday and Saturday. e skirt—sizes 14 and | with panne velvet and fin. | W2lsts, sizes 6 to 14, 3.75 tor giris’ Herr Burgstallor’s rendering of Par- Cate Millword. og: ig nates - | (Third. Floor.) 4 a || 19, 75 tor misses’ % hs re ante 10.00 tor misses: ora- sree ot ue snd brown gifal has grown in depth of feeling an4 | manage 0 avol - ip rows of stitching—bod: enette raincoats, In Ox- lot—box- SMEDLEY. ie Aids toe cats Hore | eatin cok excnoenious commana 19 UJ WOMEN'S PRETTY NEW SHORT BLOUSE SUITS (Paquin Model length coat of Winter | and sleeves lined with | ford, olive and tan—plat. i serch sen 4 Burgstaller is fortunate in striking just|the remainder of the cast, which, It Py | —made in natty materials, pleated skirts—they were made to 25 weight covert cloth—coat — satin—sizes 14 and 16, ed back—belt all around, leather belt—sizes 6 to 14. ; the right note of youth and boylshness, | may be interesting to add, did not "| sell at $37.50; special at... seenes oe $ 00 ——________sImpson crawrorp 0o,———__—_— a. : Satopia bagedaell pom Shag * PERFECT WOMEN’S SPLENDID VELVET SUITS—In bi $ ’ fhe intense enjoyment of those to whom Faces Dire Failure, ! —In black and colors, hand- d ] f h $ “Peraital” will always remain a mar-| Unless Aitsy O Nelil, doeg something | ney tone. aoe haf Po astis ataete mice $25.00 xtraor Inaf y sale 0 W omen $ $ oes, 40. % \ yellows pictorial, religious and orches- aoe ee i . i | b i # ; : Fat composition cecasionally tnter-|Wil'gy down ua vite te. direst fal oot owder | Children’s double $2,40 for WOMEN'S exe Children’s double Pupted by singers ures of the season, The he can ans! smart bootsthatarein great de. as Ry at do is to show herself In of the strength shoes, | mand at $3 and $3. 50 because U Strength shoes, Mas nn viene oh Danae Pevonss| Cates Se Meakin ini of Mas aut | Coenen Suman tan eens Women’s Rich Cloth Coats ‘ Jot thelr style attributes and =fenghh Shoes. BALTIMORE, Nov. %.—The Southern | ca” tragedienne, cD. Teed by people of pa , bps chil. PE jase berpaly, Mey cep all “ $] for Vittte| dren—sizes 7to | Maryland Savings Bank, at La Pista, res refin ren's viel | * women's | latest shapes. They are made men's first} 2—3 colors, Bas sued yorray te vt us| Qcrnar jo neten isa o Sco ect acmren || 614,75 and $35.00; worth $20 and $50, Hid, patent tp] fing: tath' aps | patent tips uceand bution “A | Hel box afand| 996. for chi ' Wome omen fine telcuraph wires o that |¢ German Howptal Training Hohoot, Y OFF convenient for tourists, (Tatrd. Floor.) and box calf | pers—worth 75¢| models—welt stitched oax AQY shows = valanl isis cue Dem the townamen woke uo they bad | Oe cingion avenue eostved diplomas paanendn Wy WOMEN'S BROADTAIL BEAVER LONG COATS (the very richest aerg be het tala tobe 8135, se, F fo Arive to Indian Head, thirty miles | ee rity irom Presider Wed diplomas of cloth coats)—Handsomely trimmed and lined with guaran. shoes—sizes 6 to ibe § Bagliah | walking beets, The lace 396, for wo-| 496. for girls’ Gistant, and use the Government wires |fan, The graduating exe . ADS teed satins—made to sell for $50.00; special at....... $35.00 14—worth $1.35; | use slippers, | boots have thenewhook men’s red and! Jersey. leggings . ‘the news to the police at Wash- | ducted in German befo ;| ee eee a oo | pee thiy ere sot ore] oie and velvet fasteners in eyelets, " black fleece value 75c, i ama heluimore. o8. WOMEN'S WARM COATS—Of Montagnac weaves, semi-fitting, strap ‘ y are not or. | Juliets, fur trim- the kind that does- lined English 696, for wo 4 — — snehsieieememniens aitched, new sleeves, soft satin linings—made to sell for $20.00; $14 5 on shoes by ee bey Bag Gacy tol slippers—| men's Jersey “| N) gpeclal at.cevseeeeesaneee cee sereeersseeeeeaneen ser eeeeees . ny means; Ms | - oon ordinarily 75¢. | leggings — value r trongest patterns, in a) easily adjust. . 496, for im! $1. Full fash. EVENING COATS—White and light shades, beautifully } & variety of col-| ed; an excep. trimmed, and lined with all silk satins—upward from....,,.. $35.00 made, | ors—$1.25 grade | tional value to-day at $2.40, (Second Fioor,) ahve Paty “Atay —_—_______—51MPs0n CRAWFORD C0. i || Children’s Trimmed Hats. Second Saturday of the 40,000 sale of the | $ ¢ We Will Offer Friday and Saturda celebrat : | y ed Kuppenheimer clothin | A Collection of id Cor Oh Noe HI} ‘atetusined Maia. Ceatd FQ UPPENHEIMER clothing will be on sale again to-morrow at the same or lower e \}\| Children’s Trimmed Hats, Continentals and Flats, prices than made last Saturday’s sale the most-talked-of clothing event in New York. | The Product of Our Own Workrooms, Kuppenhelmer #18, $20, $22.50 and $25 sults will again be 13.50 At $2.48 Each; Value $4.00. Kuppenhelmer #27,50, #30, 132.50 and $35, sults will again be *16.00 atsteamed Bilear®: Graced Pilde) An important new feature of the sale that will appeal to more men U than we can supply will be the offering of | , . 112 Kuppenhelmer $25 and $28 overcoats at $17.50 P Boys’ Clothing Department. Nearly every man in New York has heard of the wonderful success of Simpson Those Poi bald Co.'s sale of last Saturday, and the fortunate purchasers have worn and ny “yey $3, Great Values for Friday and Satur day | shown thelr fea) with the. Same pride and satsfaction they would wear a made-to- , ‘oe Shoes a . mes as much, ' my! (Tutrd Floor.) Kuppenheimer clothing has that smart j period ie nest Sromds - igh is an unknown art to all uy jut the best tailors, and on this fea- ' q ing these shoes, it seema asif | Boys Overcoats, $4.98 A ture it has builded a reputation that ; Jae aNng, Man in New! ||}! These Overcoats at $2.00 apiece more would still be a great bargaln—they * gives it prestige with men who re Bee he it, Why?! 1/1) are nice little coats for boys 2% to 8 years, made of strong kersey that will Date quire perfect-fitting clothing of the the atyle right. jp i id |]| stand season after season, the tailoring cannot be bettered—buttons to neck, 4 best, materials and latest patterns, are ike the ‘ut above, witn| ||]| Slk emblem on warns vets colar blue, brown and um Se $4.98 $ 50 for Kuppenhelmer’s|* for Kuppenhelmer $27.50, Solsied tobe, high baste cat | cial for Friday ani UTM ay eres seceeeee Ob00e0 ceeeesseeccese . é $18, $20, $2250 and $25 #0, oe . me HH ae eee flat soles, in pat rT * i 4 . only a high-grade, pricer Hat sole ie Patent leather! 11 TYouble-breasted Suits (8 to 16 Years), $2.95 ||| sults — garments guaran-|tallor can make them—the very latest ap- the. eains ii ee , |], teed to look as though they were made toy Proved styles—widest latitude of choice— —the same quality as th = pie much advertised $3.80 shoes, poor poem he Lovin ByediB goa te g Myr heg Mwicehg have every ||| measuro—febries are the finest and latent |berteet fit ieee We've considered ‘ Reali in style, price; Special.sseersessseserserssageseacstsenenes egess sees $2.95 merchant tailor patterns—Scotch cheviots, its — warty of parteens ann Mittens J . fine silk worsteds, English cassimeres, all every size, Regular $27.50 to $35 suits at Russian Blouse Suits (2% to 8 Years), $3.98 absolutely rellable, 516. , Royal, navy, brown and red Serges, with white Eton Collar or Military style ’ blouse ot ere cut extra full, embroidered silk emblem on $ 3 98 1200 Kuppenheimer men s overcoats ' a : sleeve; Special at.. oes . i : nar . $20 Great Coats, 52 Inches Long, at . No one can doubt for 4 minute that this is the most re- , ong, 15. N ; markable overcoat bargain event of the season—every gai t mad orfolk Suits (8 to 16 Years), $3.98 Y garment made Here's a sale of those long great coats—the kind Vogel Brothers o ab $ according to the celebrated Kuppenheimer system—by skilled tailors— famous, with those broad. shapely shoulders, snug-ftting collars and loose, tull Feige tt ad Foca by el A sobre iy odgd aol particularly - the bse finest and latest fabrics being used. Regulation 44 to 50 backs, so different from the skimpy so-called great coats in ordinary ready ‘ inch overcoats, ? le clothes. Even $20 wouldn't duplicate elsewhere the swagger style of ours, sults; Special at.sseveseeeesseseesseewes sevens seesaw sr seen en $3.98 $15 for * $' 0 K area de | J | They're made of black and Oxford frieze, Boys’ Refers and Overcoats, $4.98 15 for $20 and $22.50 Kuppenheimer overcoats ‘ if Men’s Winter Overcoats. Sizes . years—made of Oxford Frieses, cut lon and full, : f O08 Fer iay ons “FS Eaveeanemes everenece B | At $12, Teree media iength models, characterized by @ snap and style tha Oot idhored Uroushows Opétldlirsssecsscrcessooonsecssnsy P4VIO $19.75 for §30 Kuppenheimer overcoats , , you won't find in ordinary ready-made overcoats even at $15, The fab- —_—_-- ; rics are black and Oxford friezes and blue and black keresys. And * i ‘SIMPSON ORAWFORD CO. ‘ Mlb Maret eg Mapa ipod ’ Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, $1.98 en’s import t i ‘co § r a Six distinct box overcoat models, in 36, 40, 42, 44 and 46 lengths, loose Sizes § to 16 yeare—Overcoats are cut in Russian and single-breasted M Pp b h be % 3 75 : P At $15. Biting of clove fitting, in Oxford, black and blue overcoatings, Also belt y . M. front fw logy bp p patente gy bro pede and sanded c e a ro S rice 2 ack tourist coats in fancy cheviots. For these identical overcoat! 0 r cut in Russian, Sailor and dow reasted styles—They are built for bo; i —| it’ j hive to pay 6 tases $48” | ang Bene that ae especialy hard on their clother—Repular $9.30 values, ¢ 4 98 ELXACTLY 150 imported beg robes : not man to be sure, but it's possible for ¥ : ft $20, This showing involves the tong double breasted great coats, tourist and Overcoats at HOOUL Ms ceone tootahsocesoessite gepeganer es ree 5 98 _ with the b: io URE ip Ae heer myptied Ag-agthey sory belt coats in fancy overplaided cheviote and plain black, Oxford and ae argain importance of this sale, Not one robe in the lot listed at brown overcoatings, Also medium length overcoata in meltons, kerseys, | $1 2 rs 1s = orp pid reason for this remarkable offering is the purchase from *n velovrs and moules. “ importer at percent. from the regular prices to clear his ~irpl ‘ 4 25. or. Liga fabrics and smartest style are embodied in these overcoats. | Special sale of young men's Her Majesty Shoes Robes of the feet culty Tey Hokenbes ‘all plus stock, 5 ‘ruly luxurious garments, for which tailors charge no less than $40, | tourist and great coats, in th s —made in G — iad There are long great coats, belt back tourists, medium length overcoats, | smartest and newest modiia For Women and Children stripes and ordered go Sota secant ta ort 150 turtouts and paddocks. made of black and Oxford (Second Floor.) les to match—extra wide and full length—a quality good for Robe: $28 Surtout l P frese and plaided Scotch ‘ years of service—colorin; aranteed— bi . 8 28 Surtout and Paddock Overcoats at $22. pice ee " aa cs cuarnnteed—remember, you chs ‘These graceful overcoats are cut long, following the lines of the form closely tothe | 13 to 18 pes 18 Ager Ness « We guarantee them to be the best and most up-to-date in thes anh ade Lrg Hy sips for one tO 98 tee $3.75 Walet line with liberally draped skirts. The Surtout is double breasted andthe | ure 33 chest. Onspecial sale every respect that you can find at the price—the patent son re ae aie Me AL NL |) 24a Paddocksingle breasted. The fabrics are rich black and Oxtord moules. The tailor's at $12. pone eae leather used in “ Her Majesty” Shoes is guaranteed not Ae aa ae Te Bf price for one of these overcoats is $35. Our price is $22 na = SS to break through—we show af kinds of leathers in the Six pair of men’s high grade hosiery listed to i» § | Saleof Men's Blackand Fancy Cheviot Suitsal$12\ 4 vastan her | inter Suits, newest and smartest models, sell at 35¢ a pair,—to-morrow: *1.00—I pair 195 j 7 Rah meisaeraed in this oale are made of blact ast showing which includes suits at $15, $18, $20, 200 dozen men's very heavyweight real maco yarn four thread imported black cotton ‘ " made of black thibets and| $22 25 up to $30in 12 distinct single anddouble tr socks—Hermsdort dye, double soles, heels and toes—best hose in heavywelght—sell ‘ rich fancy cheviots in single and double breasted models,| breasted sack models in over 150 f : suall i iy we! ‘ ‘ 4 . ed sa els in over new patterns, For or usually at 35c. a for Friday only we'll sell them at less than landing cost—~ r by the distinctive features which are exclusive “ , . For F $2.00 $1.50 ve | Vogel Brothers ready-made garments, These suits are Met hey ait Faas ne pad ‘or BIG MEN at Women. }$3.00 Misses, : Children,/ >" Lain ecareescbeane Ww Jey oat | Fe ne Mss ciowe dies nto | Sim? 01% Underwear worth upto +2.00—broken Ines, __ Tae oo ; 1,200 sults flanne! at Until 10,30, KE He Cor Ave,