The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1905, Page 4

?47in our for Saturday Special lunch You'll en‘ov th Music Is delightful Exceptional \atues, UUPSON Mus ae JUTH Ale, 9 2 T0LO™ STREETS. Express elevators to 7 Clearing sale: men’s neckwear ‘y<*} price.| Entire sample line of Waltham watches purchased A SALE of unusual interest to dressy men, Must make room for the proper show- Standard °12 Waltham *8 } log of incoming goods, so we've put speedy selling prices on almost our entire stock of men’s neckwear, The drawing strength of this sale does not lie in the mere statement of this fact. tain Wloor. i For extraord nary value it ts the best neccwear offer our men's furnishing department has ever jade, You ; Wil aa ER Hib yi his Hatemnant the moment you step into the department and 2 A ni owing — indsome styles and the very unusual 1,200 ‘ly all four-in- 9 H i ‘med hands—dark and medium effects—pure silk all s0c, neckwear a the tinusually low Plt etait ’ c Ti IS ts not a ordinary sale of Nace pall pHi $1 formen’s $2 necks | | ably accurate, the best watch obtainable, Main Floor. wear; choice rich silk 1] The striking feature about thr Waltham watch ts rigidly tested before the nai Waltham is put on, and if it is not accurate toth. 5c for men's $1 #2 in vain for, help to four park neckwear; 900 scarfs, rich heavy four-in-hands and English squares; you'll find some of these pieces worth as much a3 $3.00; second it {s not allowed to go out under the name Waltham, This applies to the standard $12 model as well as all higher priced Walthams. g —— i = : wide English squares, best A N T E D while they last, £1.00, oan It makes you absolutely sure of a prac- Silk, $1.50 and. $1.00 YOU | : | tical, serviceable, truthful timepiece at a price iL cuemnieenamenesy a ihn nf SHK Waist Sale Continuing. Toilet Articles and Dress- makers’ Notions, Tan) screaming shoreward, policeman shouted for the,"boy to hold on to the ive while he went for a rope, ‘and tlien galloped away, | “The ice kept breaking under my) hands," sald James, “and 1 splashed | ke an old dog, I awfully cold, A crowd of people n the shore, and | three policemen me up beside the| mounted policeman. They stood on the | shore and looked at me, and then one) jot them waded owt up to hia knees and then went back.” ‘the boy referred to Policeman Pat- | rick Quinn, of McGown's Pass Tavern gub-s:ation, who with Policeman James . Cassidy and Thomas Smith stood | pparently helpiees on the shore. One wWoman,who had rneed for two police. men in an automo! C who wou ay, one ne who fun une HED T) CUES BOY Out in Central Park Lake Carries Half-Frozen Lad b Shore—Refuses $10 Re- rd Offered by Woman. ‘ftom his forty-five minutes’ i In the ley water of the Cen- Park pond yesterday afternoon, oe Biattery, nine years old, living at } Weat Ninety-ninth etreet, to-day 1 Wei Evening World reporter how he (fa street, ran athe 5 4 ters” plunged in and swam to the bov. bab he ordered to climb oj bi after which he 8 | who tp accused of in knee deep, in aH Iiinwcle. with ald of two men’ 4 values, WAMES SLATTERY | SAW CAR CUT OFF 63.5 Oohinte | Mey tered eh cegh a Fagrer et eo (reaper ll eae te Those dey self boom | Ne MNES Peat aces j MERE et hoak CeeA ha shirts— odds and ends rathered from 34 less than the regular wholesale price, ~ HATTAN ISLAND J] sot a uncitiack, too modest to give hik | Little Kdward Smatiman Run Down out own stock—ai neat, stylish pate i F real name, plunged in and with the ald in Drooklyn as He Played terns—the very finest workmanship It is the latest thin model, open face, full 7-jewel ‘movement; et, use and of a friend rescued the boy, When the im ftreet, —some plaited fronts—no better | plain polished case guaranteed for twenty years, Guaranteed by Simpson ment Ho , wsiness Properties Five-year-old Mdward — fmallman, There are just 160 in all—the very highest grade—made of sheer cotton zephyr cloths—imade up in the very best manner possible—stiff bosoms—open front—cuifs attached shirts haye been selling at $200 Saturday the special priceis $1.05. i unidentified hero had saved the lad he shirls made—they were priced at | Crawford Co, to be accurate, ‘SALE AND TO LBT while playing in front of his home at | : $3.$0—made by a hal TISLaR oi oeRie orA RRA HID ait would ask COCR Ee 37,50 for women's $12 solid gold watches ted every week in the fay World's | James {8 a aon of Patrick Slattery, a |huilder, Propped up in bed to-day he told how after school yesterday after- noon he and his chum, Jack Doody, both Bulilvan street and Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn, to-day fell under a trolley | car, His right leg was cut off above the lcnee, and the little fallow lost 90 much Extra! Great Sale of Me Three pairs for $1.00, 75c, Sample Hose at 35c. Dainty See details at bottom of page. with Swiss movement—guaranteed by Simpson Crawford Co. to be an accurate timekeeper. SIMPSON CRAWFORD (0———— and accurate—the correct O size fitted jfond af skating, wont over to the poo! |blood before an ambulance arrived from opposite One Hundred and First street the rc County Hospital that he has In Central Park, ‘They started ncross |My ® slender prospect of the ice, When they were about In the middle of the lake the foo broke under Manhattan Section. O6k next Sunday and find ery. LOCAL BARGAINS, "s mothor witnesed the! agcl- dent, and insisted on accompanying her child to the horpital, ’ Women’s glace gloves,69c This great Saturday sale inclides several lots of the best dollar gloves grouped at a very low price because certain sizes and styles have been sold out of particular lots. Regular $1.00 value. On the whole the variety is complete, and while they last will afford the best values offered up to this time. Depend upon it—they’re all correct new Spring styles in proper shades, Men’s 1.50 gloves, 1.00, The new English cape styles for Spring. Price is $1.50 wherever bought in the regular way— here's a small lot of samples at $1,00 for to-morrow —fit, wear and style guaranteed, Hayser silk gloves, 50c. Simpson Crawford Co.'s Spring showing of this celebrated glove is complete—new shades to match all Spring colorings in the new costumes—also a surpassing display of new silk and suede lisle gloves for Spring. ’ Spring silk waists at 3.95 THREE exclustye white models for Saturday that are beauties—some are side plaited—others are shown in handsome embroidery designs-—~and it is putting it very mildly to say they are exceptional values—Just enough for one day’s fast selling at.......(Second Floor),...,.. 3.95 Stunning lace waists, 5.95, They are stunning in the fullest meaning of the word and right up to the minute in style, coms paring with higher-priced waists elsewhere--excellent quality—-pointed yoke—desiyned with large medallion blouse effect—deep cuffs and new sleeves—no wonder ers of covert cloth—full and boxy—sizes 6 to 14, it's a season Ms ban waists with such dels as these at your command vert cloth full and bor hie 5.95 —== Book h f ’s Spring OOKS. ammoth purchase of mens Sprihg Come out of the $1.08 and $1.50 ranks, e fancy suits, $12.50 $1.50 edition. Several hundred high-grade f > 5 to His Son. AFTER purchasing the largest stock of the famous Kuppenheimer clothing ever to start the season by giving the greatest values New York has ever known at the beginning of the season. day only. ing store every hour of the day We sold twice as much can humor and sound sense. selected from these sample lines on the excellent values they are giving, That's the important reason why you should that cannot be secured for less than $25 to $35—the same correct cut, fit and material, d 60 for blue unfinishe = of covert cloth, in tan, olive and fancy stripes, the Peer P arraed models dll 50 for fancy Spring peseaaees nda Made of one of the finest black thibet fabrics, cut Gatinon. Tangle —| ek ook | \ a, and tHe new checks, cut on the new models, single and|40 inches long—lined we Capt, King ‘ only high-class clothing should be—all sizes. (Main Floor).. WATCH Simpson Crawford Co.s ° Q ll $12 50 b samp e clothing to Sell at *1Z.0U. Here's one for to-morrow. T 5 Latest in blue unfinished worsted suits, $12.50 é Letters of a Self- 3 5c brought to New York, and a number of other first-grade lines which are now on show in our great, $ - 50 Last Saturday was a brilliant example of Geo. horace Lorimer’s great ] men's apparel as during the corresponding day last year. come here now, where the variety is greatest, and select your sult or coat at 44 less than regular prices. 50 for Kuppenheimer ‘ | 2.2 FF l ye worsted suits. Jauntiest top coat made, cut loose and very stytish—Just |finished worsted in single an $12 '$ 12,2 black silk-lined me Cape Kink o suits, latest cut. | e Racksole andiMiser | lMoadley's out with a pure silk—all double breasted, lined with the finest serge, all hand made, {hand made—broad concaye s! $} 00 l o_ ‘SIMPSON CRAWFORD 07. Another inother misses °21.75 Spring suits at°12.75 age , "THANKS for waiting a week—we'll have enough to-morrow for all who came too late last Saturday and everybody else among the stylish young women that want to wear the smartest 21.75 suits of the season at a cost of 12.75. A week ago we announced 100 and sold Two stunning models that have that smart every one One hundred perfectly fitted style swing of the costly made-to-measure misses and their mothers were as well suit and fit as well—a charming blouse satisfied as if they had gone to the exctu- effect in Panama or cheviot —new blue, sive modiste's and pald $25, It is safe to brown and black — blouse is beautifully Say a suit equal to this in style and quality trimmed with silk braid and fancy pep- would cost $25 or more if made to order. lum—new and full sleeves — stitched You'll say it's a truly marvellous value, cuffs—plaited skirt—sizes 14 to 16, $$ OO for misses’ covert cloth coats $18.74 for junior suits of Scotch strapped model—lined with satin—notch col- tweed—full and boxy—belt at back—lined with lar—sizes 14 and 16, ‘Third, Floor. Satin—full kilt skirt—sizes 14 and 16. $4.7 for misses’ skirts of new light- $23.75 for misses’ 29.75 sults of weight Spring mixture—plaited mode]—lengths light-weight broadcloth —two models — blouse 36 to 40, ¢ ae ie white taffeta—very full skirt—sizes 14 $9.75 ‘for girls’ 7-8 length coats of and 18, aa shepherd check—full box—belt at back—body $14.74 for junior sults of new shep- and sleeves lined with satin—sizes 6 to 14, herd check—full box coat—belted back—lined $6.75 for girls’ 7-8 length coats— throughout with taffeta—plaited skirt—sizes 14 —made of blue and red paca cloth—also Scotch and 16, nay tweed, collarless—bishop sleeve with emblem— $10.00 for misses’ coats of good sizes 6 to 14, fit oie feats sarees model—tined with $8.25 for girls’ double-breasted reef- taffeta—sizes 14 and 16, ¢rs of covert cloth—full and boxy—flat stitched $7.50 for misses’ coats of covert sollar—sizes 6 to 14, cloth—full box—semi-fitting back—collarless— $16.74 for misses’ suits of covert lined with satin—sizes 14 and 16, cloth—full box coat—semi-fitting back—lined $2.95 for girls’ $4 reefers—right up with satin—full plaited skirt—sizes 14 and 16, to the ininute in style—made of blue and red paca A cloth—full box, with belt at back—bishop sleeve $12.7 for junior sults of new light —hand-embroidered emblem—just enough for a weight mixture—full box coat—semf- fitting— day's selling —$2.95, . i —full 5 tbe rap back-rlined with satin—tull plated shirt $2.75 for girls’ dresses— French model of sheer white lawn—fine tucked yoke— prettily trimmed with needlework—full skirt~— deep hem—sizes 6 to 14. iis Saturd: Nights Until § 10:30 o'Clock Open ay % 1 $4.7 for girls’ double-breasted reef. The Spring Shapes shown at our New York stores embrace a style for every iking and a graceful, com- ortable fie for every foot. The same splendid service awaits you at either 18th St. or 2ist St. corner of Sixth Ave, where expert shoe fitters are in atten- dance to see that you are fitted to the shoes meant for your feet. At both establishments the Men's and Women’s sections are comparatively stores in themselves, ‘ar is ‘priced about less than you've a pay. les are our own, F individual—made sly for the smartly New York men en o! fashion. ful making and Right Shoe king selection of thers: are such ay’ to $'5.00 ure every shoe keepin “pledge of lasting and |for Men and Women factory service. ; Ia*2 SHOES FOR THE THOUSANDS This clossal building at the corner of 18th Street and Sixth Avenue is substan- idence of acolossal trade-—-a colossal taade that is substantial evidence of $1.00 and $2.00 Shoe values that attract the buying multitude to our stores. We have shoes for the thousands---a style for every man, woman, boy and Atl within buying proximity of our Store. bib Shoz assures smartness, durability, good leathers and substantial Ng. Especially do we speak of the boys’ and girls’ footwear built for the hard knocks School life. Made in paten leathers, vici kid, colt skin and calf skin, and in every Width and size to dssure the proper fitting of every foot EXTRA—Women’s Oxfords at $1.00. Women’s. Oxfords in Vici Kid and patent leathers, made with’ turned heels din every width and size. Oxfords that were made originally to sell for a great eal more—~special at a dollar a pair. Get to Wearing the q Copyright books— value 75c at 25c. ere on Vite wr atraa hy ban, Sm | RKOH Fei, le Blood—-Capt, 4 ome| Aine vas Found In the Philip- Tae Criske—Churchili] mnes—Cape. King une Une Womsi~| Fort Frayne—Capt, | Dixon, ¢ ) hie ilve of Free 2 FU my peter wy Cc Fred--Cupt, jarchmont ||” ~) Kune Miliy—Murtia Thamp= Wya,rlor Gap—Capt, j f i 4 | | f ip book store tor the late bo. ks to Rpeon a reer: e celebrated Kuppenheimer topcoat at $12.50 | Splendid black silK-lined overcoats at $12.50 Mode Merchant new department, we turned right around and added a number of sample lines at 4-3 less than regular prices 500 copies—Satur- === the rush. There was a crowd of purchasers in our cloth- book—a» masterpiece of Ameri+ We congratulate the stores of New York that are selling at regular prices clothing This clothing is guaranteed to have all the qualities of made-to-measure clothing Spring top coats f The popular suit for this Spring—a dark blue un- 142 of the garments in all sizes from 34 to 44 chest, hand made and Iined with alpaca. Fanny —'wounted, Nam e— = Spring overcoats. “Daugnter Wen) euret-atavenmon’ | The most beautiful worsted in stripes, plain effects | | oulders—cut and draped as all sizes for stout men as well as regular builds, pore ene ner nay eee nermervie ee n Black thibet suits, 10 50 Value $18—-American Woollen Co.'s = all-ewoo! thibet—lined with serge— hand made—all sizes—double and single breasted, ‘THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEMER SIMPSON CRAWFORD a hit) tuner 83 suits for boys will last all Summer. THREE-DOLLAR Suits will not last all Summer, but $5 and $6 suits WILL, and that’s what the Simpson Crawford Co. specials are—same material and workmanship you'll find in suits at $5 and $6 elsewhere, $3 for boys’ Spring coats of fine for boys’ Norfolk suits,double Men’s fancy vests, Values $2,50 to $4.00-—white and dots, stripes and figures—double and single breasted styles—fine dressy qualities, COPYRIGHT 1905 BY ‘ 4 an! Oi yy Boat Club. Sy jor Mas er's Key oh Cy and many others Copyright books— value z5cat l4c. 5,000 cloth-bound 12 mos. Many titles to choose from, fPhakespc ase B)izabeth complete, Bamana at 1 4c SA raLoBe nhrougn the Looklne Giaes Agoura og Break) Key 2 Table, ft tate, | Queen of Air, Fabia, Bey Be, Copyright books— half leather, 50c, The Vireinian, Wit | The Conqueror phe Cardinal's Snutt | Pride oe Ayuerton. Hox, Harland, | _Caatte | Sovert—cut on Broadway box effect—i to 18 yeas. breasted and 8 pe,—plain or bloomer trousers—7 to 16 yrs, for boys’ Spring reefers of finey mixtures-—plain blue and tan cov ASS buttons—embroidered sleeves—21y. to —Blouse sults Simpaon Crawford Noe 4 to 10 years, Co.'s MS Special. || Sale of men’s imported fancy soclis 35c a pair —3 pairs, *1. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Regular 0c and 75c qualities. Sale of shoes for boys and girls. [' wouldn't be Simpson Crawford Co,’s sale if the prices weren't very | much lower than what you pay elsewhere for the same dependable grades, tient Nee Ts ana hal W ooh ape ate te Raat d Two great specials at 1.20. 1.75 vicl kid shoes-snring heel hiy, he got tue cream of the t nty i Chemnits, Germany, the world's test ho —lace—sizes 10 to 13, he Hy, the world’s grea best vici kid lace shoes Oe 1.20 for children’s 2,00 35¢ bona fide 50c and 75c y cunive, sMitched oak soles -- iF serviceable Hho siz ‘ oye) Vere h f x i — box calf lace shoes --spring heel Sigs oust the shoe for ree all socks—3 pairs for @ —-welt stitched oak soles—sizes 2.4 for boys' 3.50) ey 8H 10.2 best reich patent eal and velour @ tho very latent pring weg creations i ' calf hand sewed dress shoss— for low shoce— aad A BGO for ch icren's 260 Sizes 13 to 5%. | qualliy=-Bno, isle aft ind 3, d- patent leather, lave and button ndsome Mie meniy=t0 spring heel shoes—sizes 8/4 to {, ‘Amiel pte vi i ot ful et O for boys’ 3.00 “weit hey ro from YAN Y — Sixth Avenue, corner Custom Made Shoes, Exclusive $3 Store For Men and Women, 2.35 f "53.50, Cor. 21st St. and 6th Ave. § for women’s and 4,CO shoes and oxfords—cone | J 1 but some sizes missing. tinued for Saturday's selling. 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