The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1905, Page 4

aS ii ee os at le THR WORT TT: WEDNESDAY EVENTING, arpTrommn on. yon, d FUMES MENACE ‘DIVORCE FIGHT [300 CASES HEARD WONDERS oer far (OCH, SeauURaes KESLAUKAN Zs aided Gog’ HNLENC FOR SHOPPERS AND BUSINESS MEN. Now Fall | —_--—— . dept. tyles BB OMANY ON TRAIN AT LONG RANGE w-osscrmssccrecons + ds r ee Sin Cn Lain ( 2. ste | i Lehigh Valley i Stalled in Husband, Wha Sues, Is in South ait in sects s a 00 yea Pine OMPSOM | 7020 STREET e revit | Nl i* Tunnel and the fone ersin| Africa, While the Wife, a Fare tsi). \ : Rain Coat Co. Ast dine. but 85 08 pl id ik ET ee tsaree: * Brooklvn W , i ty have shown themselves : 9 Ey A oy, PORT HTRO: | Senger tral Onicago, the t tiving and daring retail selling of UR WAIST § as the for #90,000 ~=| Ww $4 taffeta silk Fall waists at °2° PION has been reorganized for the season 1905-6 ona plane that gives it areal ER in style, several weeks abrc HEY couldn't be worth less than | 1.50 and be REAL LEATH- —these are moroce al and selection, The first in New York, iting the famous style centr if not in America, Paris and Vienna. A Our Main Floor, Hand bags, ere secured, Di rk |MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN’S Cravenettes v creations a e@ com er, had a nar unéer the St n these $4.00 TAFFETA WAISTS ing in every day. 95c Avenue bags tural Laxative Water. The silk alone AT $2.0 HIS CHURCH. CRAVENETIES; long, at 5oc. yd. u well-cut, stylish garments in light —The other is of an allover Val. lace— violation of the Irish crochet lace waist—beautiful new model— We insertions and medallions of Venise lace 5 00 | [ | buckles and black pieces to match, ‘A telegram recely | square yoke and short sleeves—effect- is worth consider- | Well made and nicely lined— The train was ) foe ell made an icely q coupling betwern i Act Raney Anaragieu ie, |e ‘ ably more than the sale price of the waist. You couldn't buy it by the yard for ! 00 some lined with leather and fitted : a! ori witnesses wild Ryeg, PeeWee may, Ie and Rain Coats: $2.00, and the waists are handsomely made, with front and hack of stitched Pate= a with change purse. Specially 4,’ Slaerccrael { Mrs. Park, a 5 Atk distincciy fo: il For Less pa the Mere some are trimmed with eis asia e jpriced at'oc ‘3 lh Y at s iltr Grand Prize 6t. Loute Cost of Production. sleeves—special to-morrow—only 5 OF HB tn the tunnel wit! i Expusition, 1004, : DIRECT IMPORTATION H the thicker and ie, ain SOR 7 Here SILK PLAID WAISTS are New Fall Madras waists—Satin ‘novelty belt clasps | (ea ey ai ciarenarkeble ‘ SLES asa Tose A castoimert: tet ALAND EAE, - GElestaolirsrtox figured stripe—entire front made. of no id : CONSTIPATION |e enoe neaeas all the rage. Select yours to cHistea site Fl to) (Gem ote tee lee aa i ai ee Pe ee me | morrow at $3.95, after which bellished with pearl buttons—tucked | OBE) including a yery $4 + e i the tunc - ago, They have , > Here are some second - week bargain they’ll_he scarce at $5.95. hack and deep stitched cuffs—trimmed | special selection at eB sect thei tivew BM AN Park,” Who is “thirteen ‘years | items that are impossible to match 4 Q Me collar. IGHT FROM PARIS and so by aspiysbuion ia yee eat 5) old afidavite my that Walter this or any other city: Black brilliantine waists —box- temptingly priced that even ‘ ted back—front of tailor stitched i | .00 | plaits—faney stock — finished ai 1.25 dressmakers who insist on buying stitched bow tie—deep cuffs at the lowest posi ae will | by these dashing new al . White peau de soie waists -front) We aie the new Fall cOs- | Silks and made of stitched box plaits to form | 3,50! creations € toe yoke and side plaits, finished with ets f 2 tumes. | ae ken conan we D G d. iers of buttons down front. We have exclusive designs tn ; hat Park asked _Cream Albatross waists—front . * Frenth gilt belt clasps and be! ! ’ SEA CAPTAIN IS |uiheitih same ge tae ress Goods. for fts“trnme with peal Batons 1.30) fie eaneroas ty HELD AS PIRATE. St ie Haupt eA | Men s Simpleandeifetive nn J+ | Signsealso elaborate g 95 Ss ommisston take | y ri -——— stone sets en Hnery Tonkin, We will sell 12 Crepe de chine or taffeta silk pe a Be Canadian Officers at Victorian Ar- "ark applied fora com: on Thursday andl briday. ky waists —several models—elaborately de- You'll like the selection at 1.25, rest McLcan at Uncle Sam's RAS. Parke anal ay y . signed with rows shitriog vine tucks 3 95 | and from that low price they popu- i ‘Switzerland he denies or stitched ts==s ncy but- ‘ ane ee ; DS nherees)andcolsiban ts enter | 10,000 yards Rain be itched a Teep cuffs, shirred or} | larly ascend to 8.50—and what WASHINGTON, Sept. 1—Capt. Al naming three wame \ J; 5 ticked sleeves Pp jelegance! Don't miss seeing this . ander McLean has been arrested a two of them actr oases - > icked re = / torla, B. C., by the Canadian a mpor ted Black Coats Lace Evening Walsts—tTwo} remarkable exhibition, | tles at the n og y ; Beheat Se |CRUSADER LOSES Taffeta Silks tke ca ate eee ee eea) REAL CUT STEEL eee $6.5 for MEN'S GENUINE $15 BELT SETS, r Those desirous of obtain-|and dark colors. with designed yoke—front and back made of lace i 95 ° Cle Weulany = | are a craze among the latest—just eget arcane bet Some Members of Flock Declared ing a good reliable taffeta at $7 50% MEN'S GENUINE $18 lions and German Val. lace edge—short puff sleeves trim- | 8. belie with insertions and edge-) ithe orianent far thenwite girdle, 4 Biiea unger che name of Ackculpo, Of) paator Gave Too Much Time é CRAVENETTES, hand-| @ ™¢d with lace, an unusually low price should take advantage of this sale. made up of 4 | bers and cutthroats as 2 to Temperance Work. + pirate craft since the days “Ot ‘Capt. is somely tailored Overcoats that are rainproof, and suitable for rain or Flanneletie OF al to The Evening World.) A CREAT S: ALE of iad." S-BARRE, Pa., Sept. 20.—Be- shine ; light, tan, gray and black SEPARATE SKIRTS i ee s active In fighting colors, Crepe de Chine. undersKirts, 19c SKIRT for the particular dresser—a quality for which you would actually pay $1650 elsewhere, and possessed of those inimitable, stunning style attributes that only the Simpson Crawford Co. apparel possesses in garments at the prices we ask. Third Floor. grade of black voile. skirt NOW. It is the newest model, made of an excellent $ 1 2 50 The very latest, smartest plaited model—close-fitting ‘ hips—exceptionally full at the bottom—made over heavy silk taffeta drop, Voile skirts of the liquor Jaw in this cou: HOLDER MEMORIAL J. J. K. Fletcher to-day lost his church DEDICATED. |i)... ston Pretec, “auren.| 50 pieces handsome quality, a8 ihe Vial Te as pated i : double width Black Crépe de He aroused much opposition in the| Chine, by spending much of his t!me| at $1.2 25 yd., in vigorous temperance work—one fac- | tion of the members contending that value $1.75. $9.50 snangonunstee 3 si " worsted mixtures and plain; light NECESSARY to buy them and dark colors. Hand padded col- now if you would have lars and Veneticn lined ; altogether | | g them for the cold days. sure to a swell cravenette Overcoat. come and take you by surprise. 15 Don't let them catch you un- ° Buy your vc art Building Presented to Masso- ghusetts City by Yonkers Man Forn y Opened. $ prepared. To-morrow's prices | High class The new broadcloth and | CLINTO: Sept. 20,—The {he should give more time to his parish. 7 7° 5 made of extra quality voile chiffon Panama skirts in a Holder M x which was| Mer owo montas eftorts havo beeal 4// [Voot Chalirs. on warm flannelette undergar- | made of extra quality voile rik Reading | presented by N asiaee. vo |made by a mittee of the Lacka- ments are too low for that. over heayy drop — very variety of Fall models, including Holder, of dressy. e exceptional part 4 to the Clintor lressy. The excep P about this offer is the large | er of new Fall model: t suitable for occasion. J novelty trimmed skirts, at wanna Presbytery to adjust the differ- 150 pi i i cnees, but in vain, and the cammuttes 50 pieces Printed Challis tals morning recommended that the re-|in a good assortment of neat [lations of the pastor and tae caurch be | ¢ severed. ures and polka dots on dark and light grounds, also Main Floor. trimmed with millinery folds several of same material—also the new jue flan- fin- the popular circular al irts ———>—___ Amo) T SED. ished with scalloped but- THESE $10.00 SKIRTS ARE ALL. THE RAGE. 2 i Charles F, Holder, ae Pas WO MARINES ACCUSED. /cream Is wi tonhole, stitched ‘edge, Ten dollars is the most popular price to pay for a skirt, except ; iim. Avorney-< M Herbert Parker, —— le erounceae th dresden Ladies’ 4 5 the price at whieh we ofier these skirts to-day and all this season, i ( Bs reeh of Natick, und Teckwors i Oscar Johnson Saye They Robvea figures. The regular price is Women’s flannefette un-) and they're much better than you ever saw at $10. Choice of 25 \ Boh Worcester nc kmo0d Hoar, Him of 94. soc, yard, they will be on 10 Serskirts in soft, pretty -39 styles in all the newest weaves and fabrics—invisible stripes and 9.75 a te Baie aia oe || Oscar Tobnsa : \sale f pines nisted atin Oeil Ci] se Peanse beautiful colored Scotch pliids—-also gray -worsteds car Johnson, be shown in the bullding, which cost of the United States ‘$76,000, Marine Corps, to-day appeared as com- 4 THREE | KILLED IN plainant {n the Tombs Court against sale Thursday and Friday at 34c. yd. full ruffle For ‘women’s good qua in several shades, including blue, black, brown and mixtures—all the \ eet styles shown this season are included at $9.75, ity flannelette night owns, | i Henry See sof, She, recelving sp | hubbard styles—square yoke, 95 A new Fall sitirt at 7.50. | Our special sKirt at 5,00. a VALE DELLY ERY.) marie Hhee erelnee nee } Coats finished with feather stitch? FDIC |" p gew popular priced Fall, Winter, Spring and 4 = faim of sale hey vere showing him / N ing and stitched hem over} skirtina charting model at | | Summer we offer a skirt | RIGA, Russia, Sept. 2—Tne cen-|\ Both wen were held in $1,000 bail each | Or ES / avlor - Like cut, collar .. $7.50—with as good a variety | at 5.00 that costs us tral prison here was attacked during | fF trial. 4 $6 7 for LADIES’ $15 CRAV= Women's domet flannel) ndels as any of our high- almost that much, and it is | ° i the night and two prisoners, lcaders or the Jocal political agitation, were re- leased, | During the fighting two ‘eeners and a policeman were killed and several policemen wounded Twa of the rescue party ENEITES; light, tan and dark shades; stylishly tailored and neat fitting. $7 75 tor LADIES’ $18 CRAV- e ENETTES; steel gray and dark oxford colors and fashioned aiter the newest 1906 models. $9 745 tor LADIES’ $20 CRAV- ° ENETTES; high grade garments; all the new shades and pitterns; exquisitely tullored and fashioned without a flaw. $12.50, $14.50 and $16,50 wives you wide, unrest Ungat ‘collection ot Ladies’ and “a grade Craveneites that was ever faert together under one’ tof” | Rvery lay from BRUIT night these tremen- 4ous values GOODYEAR RAIN COAT COMPANY, 257 SIXTH AVENUE 5 BROSDWAY Bet. 16th and 17th Ste. r Cor. Fulton St. one of the strongest attrac- tions in this section, We have never failed to suit any wom- an who has inspected our @5 special, because every wom- an, no matter how smartly She dresses, must have at least one skirt of this quality —special, $5.00, riced skirts—good practi- correct new Fall styles, including the new cir- f cular skirt, plain or panel ef- | fects—all the new plaited mod- | els—knife or cluster plaited— single or double box-plaited | styles, in blue, black, checks and mixtures, ! underskirts in pink, blue | Or gray stripe, with full ruf- > ‘58c fle, finished with scallo ped | buttonhole, stitched edge.... Domet flannel night) gowns, square yoke effect, sleeves and collar finished with scalloped ruffle; comes in pretty stripes... —__— ROAD GETS FRANCHISE. | Broadway and Twentleth Street, PATERSON, N. J.. Sept. 2.—Acting | Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Btreet, Mayor David Young has signed the or-| ; Qinange granting a franchise to the| were ar-|N 4 7:50 i New Jorsey Rapid Tran- 16.’ new Fall voile skirts, 12.° id, 1.25, 20.” Paris sample robes 12.°° *30 Paris sample robes*! 8.50 HE sensation of Paris, and that sensation was repeated here last Thursday. We had but two hundred to offer, and sold them all out long before the store closed, + NEW FALL, DRESS AND SPANGLE ROBES. This time we have three huné enough for a great day's selling. dyery stunning new style for the Fall ren Winter is Included, Made up especially for the season 1905-'06 on the approval of the best style authorities. They were used as samples to take orders, and our representative while abroad called on the maker Just {n time! to secure them at about hal! price #ong with our regular or: A full season \s before you ai these robes are going to set the fashion for the reception gown, evening costume and ball gown, Beautiful SPANGLE ROBES in exclusive designs of flue dur- able net. Smart LIBERE. Fi BPR $ in the newest effecia, uding) the pompadour st, ty Tey im Floor. MILLINERY, Nowhere else will you see such an elaborate exhibition of smart stiff trim- med and tallor-sult HA’ TS AND TURBANS Mostly exclusive with Simpson Crawford Co. Prices ex- tremely popular—exceptionally chic. TRIMMED TURBANS, $2.75, $3.75 AND $4.95. A pure, rich, fragrant, perfectly belanced blend of the pure, natural Turkish leaf, carefully selected and thoroughly ripened. That describes the blend used in All we ask Is that you visit our Milll- nery Sections—and, candidly speaking, you owe It to your- self. Wost 126th St, Near 7th Ave, HOME OUTFITTING SPECIALISTS, and the description can be spplied to.no other cigarettes oak, 3 drawers, French bevel mirror, 12x8, French legs, etc, 4 Boece, Flats fure 120 ae a ino pd \ | 4. & B. best refined granulated sugar, “|. 8) 10 or #5 Ib, cotton sacks, at, 1b.) sca: tes Bid ti obEaN candi