The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1905, Page 5

mf et “| THE WORLD: 'TCESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1008. 2 SSING SBA Ni e OEY LT aT ET PPE SO TT AR CO! AT aT | 1ON vi | ~ MAROONED BY 2 Big Crowds on Third Avenue OPERG. SIXTH AVE. peer et a TRE rouNTAIN 18"819"STS, 7 ~~ NEW YORK. i MAY BE INSANE lexwsioy To 3 Ave F 59° 1060" SIEG ee An Importrnt Sale of a 5 Diiner Ssts, cloth and one dozen | Tray Cloths, sizes 18x27 and napkins, 22x ? ins, to match Fine | 20x30.. Pes dvebtasis, SOL Pais Sayethaeesil sup | Table Scart, sams quality, with Yew York's Greatest Sale Offers iaserting, —Road Jammed for an iatracted er ae Hele 1B), easement =a ain tisisesuchsiaihoabattanemcenienanaiassia { Hour ; Early Rush ; Table Table, Tray and Lunch Cloths, Scarfs &e, A ree) j Sinale “3. &H." Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c. or More. | } i A cen! imp hi g |) Ta at $6,C00 Worth oj Fine Goods to Re Sold for $4,000 Sy, . i | ry ) (thdlanap- splendid chance to replenish the linen closet with finer goods than yo | CLAMORED 10 ESCAPE. EAD ogee cigs net he in a ih i, gps tn Yu chool Supplies. Guard Had Fallen from His Train and Been Wedged Against supe Th M H Size 10-4, worth $13.0)at $9.09 18x45 at Sts . q ird Rail, Mortally Hart. Size 12-4, worth $14.99 at $19.09 ISsoe eae Zz. ~ Ntir Zz, ees, 7 Dinner Cloths, extra fine satin | 18x72 at $1.25 OSs S (a) aC. ONS» damask, inserted hemstiten, leur d2 | Leimeh Cloths, sine satin damask, | An aceldent on the ‘TA Lis design. houistitched and inserting. There’ eo , : d ere’s something mighty fascinat bi vated road at One Tu “RIBERT YOUNG Size 10-4, worth $6.00 at $4.00 | Zox30 at 85¢ great, big “Gettin Read Boole The ing Re this fe al aiid stFaet to-day: Woaked’ U S.ze 12-4, worth $7.00 at $5,009 36 at $1.09 : Laat RADE iEoe, il aitaue Ber. on — - Size 14.4, worth $8.00 at $6.00 | eons HH $125 light to browse around in these stocks, just to get in touch fan hour. ‘There was a DROWNED BY FAST TIDE. : Haoninealiee Alain wines Conte The Bis Sak ‘Started’ nuisance’ : one | eS ene e Big SaleStarteda Weeki Ago . Qn i} e equalied si sine ania ter, atigh CAS iT OR IA New Fall Flannels. And ever since we have been selling schoo! supplies agINtS t t the! For Infants and Children, Xo Flannel Department has ever been so completely stocked as this one mole fast as Ur ee sou transacted, Be eaavicraia ( i row is, and one of the pleasing features is that all the goods were or- e never sold so many supplies in one week before. ‘The Kind You Have Always Bough? tered teinre the recent aivanse in the price of wool-the saving is all your Raneeearas pens * Ge ae ¢! Sears the Juting Fianiels in a va of | Outing Fiannel lendid quality bef oe shane GENUS TEAB aes prepared thang : "| Signature designs, light and dar< grounds neat pink and b'ue, regularly 91 ever before; perhaps because the Book Store ts so much A rae terentyenn s : of LGW, eo for ciidren’s dresses and 10c HOGA ecsiccsensies acne 2€ more popular. It 1s constantly making lots of new friends. rors iene 5 Fas LN AES ae ee taal "| women's wrappers.c..-sese French Fiaanels, very fine Or maybe because— e ed and t 3 errant Tricot Flannel ;, plain shades, quality, all new and wanted Ist. We have gathered and are showing thi Eronx, bod 4 tra ’ ve . ree 4 g the greatest Hundred and Bis ass sirect at i WY. w D UGEL Ss make pretty waists...eee.. 29c shades .. ua A5c and finest stock of School Supplies ever shown in o'clock: ey ja é ’) A, i = z s this country. Burned by Third Rail | ‘ eee 3 & Fon . 2d. We give larger and better space for their display, zor Wroke siveral ribs ard londva |! TRE 3 n 50 S H oO E S per | Diamond Cuff Buttons. Sires Iss for making selection than any Soa RaOTT : je Bs | 7 WW. 4. Douglas makes and | mine popular emo eg es ae gold and finishe: 3d. Every article from end to end is marked at a price ySourh! to release : G | Uf. \:\sells more men’s $3.50 4 ! si eats a Maes ae A fi Ay $5 00 that will show a material money saving as com- nie wedzed 1 :\ shoes than any other cut diamond, at the very special price of......... ° pared to prices prevailing elsewhere. er Neet RANE HIND eae: IRE Han taC emer in the | pom tod Blea Suan loge, eshte Conus We are well prepared for an immense attendance cl Wance su if f world. , 5 this week. For’ vived REWARD t he V, 1 U ll d National No Sys A 7 4 geen 7h $10,000 sumraventees | Hosiery alues Unequalle Pencil Boxes. | Fehon tat tinakgge™ OF wen |g FBR gryetent Countate ent cant ee de i hn you never | Drawing Books, each, We & aie | they, must be equal’ In every respect to W. L. Douglas $3.50 For men, women and children. incaulug | student's Ncte"noak agi, OS oe El too Writes: acecrulne to sla, Se follows? shoes have by theirexcel- |) Women’s isc Be Tse, slockings have never_beto: sourd| Scheolbags) | fae. 106 aren : lent style, easy fitting, Hosiery for....- cece OC sold for less than S0e. soilmed wood. win | Breey woe eh BSE on nace | BnO tee, ia 5 and superior wearing cturer’s samples, fine and Men?s 192 | , i ! ented in our | Fountain Pens, the line, could bs qualities, achieved the weights in black, guaran- Half Hose for....... % | u gide slo Key: all MARVEL! ROUNTA Every Station Packed, largest sale of any $3.50 stainless; all sizes. Black and Silk émab a i frandeome and ia . , tea eae anieies hee intha world) They | pag ia lack and tans, silk embroidere eee In a quarter of a shoe in E y Women’s 232 12! Half Hose; all sizes, aS ok cure war packed are just as good as those Hosiery for........ 2c ae 4c. and S00. Reference Books. eos that cost you $5 to $7 — Plain black cotton, fine gauge, with Men's 25¢ Shepherd 15c Sundri ; NEY Get one oF tne after anoth : the only difference is the ff jiish spliced heels : sie soles, | Checked Half Hose... pnd scs. adler. 1 i ARY. jretleed up to, date. one of the very local tr price. If I could take you into my factory at Brockton, | black or white fe ze. ne quality in black and white; a’! est eae nate arisster ba packed tha Mass., the largest in the world under one roof making men’s ff wofnen’s 59¢ s | tock and Key; § 4 “sucess Gate crowd a fine shoes, and show you the infinite care with which every Hosiery for 25¢ Children’s 19¢ | Pencils, Pens, Ete. ppollyprald latop ines a pair of Douglas shoes is made, you would realize why W. L. Taneried Galine “Lisle ah Read \LOSICRY oy cles -Uieisis's a 10c When we say thero are aboard was such Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced anywhere, \ Hosi ith garter top, double One by one ribbed; double knee; @]| Kinds of pencils tn our, \ re torn, weaker pi 1 the er | If I could stow you the difference between the shoes made | sole h spliced heels and toes, excellent quality heavy cotton \ until A a oe et xe in my factory and those of other makes, you would under- im tans, black and white. sizes 6 to 10 inches, S1L8, cedar wood, good leu i 5 eas) Srratat, (Chueh tand why Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why the: 3, f out of them. stand why Doug - J ly. they; a ? ILS, cedar wood, rubber { ENCE \T- Men clamored over closed gates and | hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater Children Ss School Hose. Ant mire wre ekeal with eny pub ened: fought with guard: cars were| intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day. a . ; a Me kne i acl Kind of Blank, Note or Com: attacked and the ding In the BEST FOR STYLE, COMFORT AND WEAR. Full fashioned, one by one ribbed, dout le knee Hose in fast black J) poks You can’ ever think of Il sizi Extremely durable: 1 ais! rule ame a dead loiter aa “Having worn all kinds of shoes, have decided that your $5.50 cotton. All sizes from 5 to 10. Extremely durable— 15¢ | m. nrens board covers, Ze and Se | the i, all from a few miiutes to! shoes are absolutely the best for style, comfort and wear that splendid for school wear; regularly , to-morrow | 4e., Be. Oc, Fe. 102 almost an hour late, devermined to set) J Rave ever worn. It gives me great pleasure to recommend Bloom! Dth St. Section. Binnie Booker aiitls bay C10. | downtown, them to my friends.” J.J. HALLORAN, 241 W. 125th St. 1 covers —$——_—_—_———————————_—_——————— Blank Books, heavy r Block Not Explained. BOYS SOHOOL AND DRESS SHOES, 82-00 AND 91:78: i Th BR 5 S l f U b l Blank Books ‘cloth covers, 1600 2he 7 n n ¥ a SO fore. to Shoyepnds, un "lal pongae than anyocisr males: dust ike W. L, Douglas mens St 60 ¢€ Bargain Sale o mbreilas{) sch. ncs. : 18 3 lo si trgin, mad shoes, the same styles and the same leathers for $2.00 and $1.75. Woy _ F yer Store, 34 Floor, Grates , 1 tgjget a sur Onty Fast Color Eyelets used; they will not wear brassy. is still under way. It is one of the most helpful sales economical pec eae | CAUTION, —None genuine without Ww. ; pain and Bree stomped ple have ever been invited to attend. Its chief magnet is a 7a tod rm ost {ne nbstitute, in W. clusive shoo stores in S a a ine French lton Brera caught th th Goll cea Obeey a Paha ioe Ai tl ox axsren pe Good Umbrella for 25c. ene “lion Uggs. MP OFue 5 : A iLAS, Brockton, Mass. , 2 n Alen ts T C C 7H 4 rab ad eatld ore neta ie W.L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Creater New York: Men’s, women’s and children’s sizes ue inelided, They have stee Duplicates of Beautiful Oriental Patterns. nN some sort of an aceldent ay , corner Hi 1 Street. (356 Sixth Avenue, 22d Street. rods and Congo and fancy trimmed handles. Take your Pee toner) teecert 08 . srner Bin Steet, 348 Wight Avenues ro shy 8 i a aaa ? 23e Although made in Mh country, their quality is equal to the Oriental Rugs they duplicate: cleverly ould corner 36th Strect. BROOKLYN. The (Stand | By? <Mererelvedl Englichi ion ieml|| wowenseo ceenta ist would with difficulty detect the difference; the colorings are exquisite and be- After an hour those above the Har- ‘way, corner dist St, {708-710 Broadway, cor. Thornton St. : 5 come more delicate with age and wear. Superior to carpets as thi reve 1 d 1 exh! +h Ae cot. 1367 Brondway, corner Gates Avenue, en, women and children; pearl, horn andy 4 Ea tced 8 FP Ps s they are easily cleane: sep Nene ee Lire tea Nie 259 West Lath ‘Street, |421 Eulton Street, corner Pearl Street. other fancy handles; $1 value for,......... 4e¢ 0 pny. e Wie in almost any ordinary size room, no cutting being required, 9 ft. by 39 50 hour accommodations, but the con- Third Avenue. th Avenue, “C Fine c c on 3 i 2 hire ve., bet, 146th & 147th Ste VEW = Broad Street, silver-plated he ected be od andies; ‘. @ | —_—_oOoOoO— 3 ee A eel ————— guaranteed for one year; $1.25 value, for.... 68C Axminster Rugs. | Royal Wilton Hall Runners. 9:4) 2 “‘Hercules.’? —Fine American taffeta; fine selects Similar in weave to the famous Axminster Carpeis, with the, Are high piled floor cover in pretty Oriental patterns and boxwood, pearl, horn and other fancy handle same soft colorings; these are of ex.ra high grade colorings. Ali are new Fall consignments. and the best in the guaranteed for one year; $1.50 and $1.75 market is here these prices . SINE onto qnonnobonodancdonnicatconin 88 = ‘ fP0- epsctat: “ronclad.'’ —Piece-yed taffeta; fine pearl, hort ty } boxwood and fancy handles; every umbrella guas | : antecd for two years; remarkable $2.00 $1.00 tth Floor. Front.) '* * value for. ob o or . “Imperial i ; ia inch, for me Ae SAAADEVAAA ADE PAVARAAARAA DAR AAAAEAEA ARE SERIA TA TAR AR AA DAN TE OALABALA DARAAABASA VAMAAASAAAAY, ‘ and women; fine assortment of horn, pearl, box ? Ay fe ' Ei F < the ay dies: $3 !) | rar . 5 5a co wood and ther fancy handles; $300 and i heet Hfuste Fitts trom “Wiss Dolly Dollars,’ at 15e, “9 ED ue new operatic success which had its New Yerk premier at the Knickerbocker " = The Self-Made Famil 1 i * Ay It’s All in the Book, Y K Ww Ww. : : cf » You Know, all Paper Coupon An Educated Fool, Life's Masquerade, ! ° uypon Bremen Dolly Dollars. Walks. Entr’Acte (Instrumental). ' Clearance aS roe (Stezel Conper Store, Third Floor, Bast.) ° Rall-Rearing Jor Co-WMorrow Wa Wctory’’ Sewing Wjiackines. Also Specialize: | Deferred Payment Plan if You Wish. | Boys’ School Suits, $3.00 A small s.m down and litile amounts monthly will bring one of thes: popular | and greatly to be desired machines to your home. Men's Top Coats of Covert Cloth | Cure | ulated famil Half Original Prices. Not merely by all odds the best cigar the money will buy— 4c. Wall Papers, now. ....++++2¢ but clean— ‘ Clean as a new willow whistle. 10c, Wall Papers, now.........5¢ 25c, Wall Papers, now. ...1214¢ Shins have aun trop ts Payment system is delightfully easy. ‘The best reg- , Ade: Wall Papers, now. year] biden’ often prefer this manner of making a pucciase. | 1” New Fall Styles, $7.50. , 4c. Room Moulding, now, per ft.2¢ Hikndt® pestle bef) There arcino'e nbarrasing qessions, no annoying dslys Ya ad e Ly i II kinds of Interi annie Ee |W. re Avdno tele Soona Ms Af ‘ Estimates on all kinds of Interior sul ise e| fe are ofering a drop-head Sewing Machine ives 4 { ot Decorations promptly furnished. sold at thie, nice without this cou. fs aol pclae AERA) mi ine The wood work is Stamped Cushion LITTLE CIGARS—PACKAGE OF TEN, 16 CENTS ‘Bloom Main Floor, With St. Section. SE e0Kid oak, highly polished: newest ans best. anachmenss \ ” hint Fir AT $18.50 TU»MORKOW, Oops, 1Se. y ; aairna etd ae es - - Anew “Victory” Model Sewing Machine: 7 drawers r) There are many recently-perfected appliances for insuring All Cars Bloomin dal 5? Lex. to 3d Ave AT $17.50 TO*MORROW, 35c, to 45c. Grades, factory sanitation—and the Royal Bengal factory has them all, It Transfer to CS 50th to eth St ‘A “Viciory model similar 19 the above, only 5-crawer model, "Both these ma- menisi are eguippsd with auometic ys.0n and w sicp mouion: self \hread.ng: a.) the newest aiachmenis; agents price, $ : ie en terns. egular! he prices |. Hand Sewing Machines at $3.50, $5.00 and $7.50, | "5" f Rapalegly he | 9 ; Se 10 45e Tomorrow's * $200 GCLDM K ete would be from 35. 104 | Magaines AN TRGK FOLDER, CAN’ BE LEED ON Atk FO) | price fer cushion 1op and back 13a | Shuntles Needles, Oil, Pelts and cther parts for sewing machines as very mcderate | (Siew! Cooper Store, Main Floor, East prices * BtOTw, (Paled loan! Cuniral) of Fountain.) a An cdd lot of 125 dozen Stamped Cushion Tops with backs, Included are about 50 , chines are fiticd wih the lace:t ball-bearing aitac I fre hit and deep head; in qi ied C&% Wil swell is “viata @ special workshop, and the best of its kind in the world, ’ All except size, tho Royal Bengal is an extra good three-for-a- quarter cigar—same tobacco, filler, binder and wrapper, Tho>- oughly fermented and evenly blended by new, exclusive and elaborate processes that cost millions of dollars to establish and that require two ycats to complete, UE VAAN YUVA AAA AAAAAAAA VOAVAAVADAVEELE TTF 0 1 UH OO HHO Ghe Ghousands Chat Crowd Into Yew York Il find the Siegel Cooper Store a mammoth sropping centre of After the Labor Day Holiday Cxiracrdinary. interest, In all parts of the great establishment the frst of the Auwmn and Early Winter stocks are visible. If is more like an exposition than enything else, And while showing all the newest things in fashions, the staple things life are not for @ moment overlooked, bur supplied in suc abundance as to be mos impressive, In eraey paokage is Haus being a esed & heatsome seuvente pisiure AMZAIOAK CIGAR GO, Manutasiurors reaper ve ee ee