The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1905, Page 10

‘ y f a ae eee ee ee ee ee Op eee eee ee FARMER DOOLEY LONG CHESE FOR Corsct specials. | QUK RESTAUKANL Lz MUSE CONVENIENT FOR SHOPPERS AND BUSINESS MEN. | 24-yd, bolt soutache F < offe ve | penance teawnteu wits lace-and MIBOBN = @ur Notion section is well sup- Sees Mrs Delano, Who Rules, Finds It All Right in Day- Trolley to Jamaioa with Po- Jt: 1% 201% “but Declares He Knows of time, but Will Hike Back | ae After Him. This dressy raincoat to-morrow, *10°°; THIS STUNNING SUIT,19.75 | No Trouble There. to Coney Nights. T HE centre of attraction in our spacious Men’s Clothing Depart- caprcntt was never ‘so attractively priced. = ment is that part devoted to raincoats. We were fortunate P OSSESSED of that smart, dashing style touch that's typical " i fic placing such tremendous ¥alues before the public at a of all the Simpson Crawford Co. apparel from the inex- Feowing jellevie | Polt ant “the Nassau’ Hos 1 pensive to the high ic Y i } Riana i : ‘i u oe Z ‘ , 5 s ighest priced garment. Style attributes not Hospital wa we 1 ‘ a k ue i, / time when the weather forced attention, So we are not wholly! eyen excelled by the best dressmakers, Third Floor. | hurse and a + Rot a sin ree: Yeats: old I responsible for this unparalleled success, except in the matter of Strong claims fora sult at $19.75, but wait ti see Meridien we ciate toteich S16 Neues’ Se Wea andi, ROSKOy } price and quality. Otherwise it might have taken more time to this new Fall model, made of Panne cheviot, in blue ad a tong talk with tabbing furse and wen: throush When Mayor McCie supervisl8S ang arrived at 6 wards. s lexving, he consummate past few days transactions, but the price we are sell- 19 75 and_black—medium_length—tight fitting — lapped Ing this coat for—a coat that looks for all the world like one of @ — seams—satin Ined. ALSO light mixtures in % coat sty gle breasted—half satin lined- those swell, swagger $25 overcoats; to-morrow $10.50. —special—we can't sell this sult every day Second Floor, es = oe CHEVIOT SUITS. CHEVIOT, SUITS. Light or medium) Also in mixtures,) negro fled by t as far as Jamo after a fig! ja: “I didn't come row in the hosp pno's invitation to | pital, I don’t know anyt a ternal troubles here. They haven't be Wrought to my notice officially.” Taken as Significant. | use of any on Mrs, De- a station atl This coat 1s the latest fashionable cut—full 52 Inches ae A bs: | vorsteds and vari- cen eine MED) ous other fabrics— long—broad shoulders and long centre vents. It is abso- 30 colors — prune and! | long or short coats,| roof, and a swell coat for chilly days as well, $1 50 f roof, and a swel } semi or tight fit?! in fact, It 1s the INDISPENSABLE Fall overcoat. All the 0 CHAIN er eal H Too Sporty at Night. Capt. Dovey may de long on perform- lutely_rair he Mayor's visit follow- ity was just] ting; also short 50 al of Dr. J. W. Summer-/ anes, but he Is short « He | puiit At ‘0 swung him: | 1 mond and plum ;> 50 boxy ‘topcoat ef- 2 Mille by Supt. Samuel T. Armstrong, the! {s a little undersized man, talks with a! self aboard. ers ere unable) new shades from new grays, browns and blacks. All ae BIGE ANA en 2H, |fects; all the high 3 . dismissal of other physicians from Ford. @ refresht 1 ° i sizes from 34 to 46. i \colors; also the { fiam, Harlem, Gouveneur and other of verdancy. The first thing | x n of the, Ja. ‘=i maa Manes braid or velvet trim-/ darker Se Full! the @llied hospitals and the resignation of derloin will require of the Cap-| eeate ana. he 5 . . . med—various mod-| range of sizes in Many nurses, together with the threat-| tain will be that he press his trousers BO oe. Made of the best wearing materials, including high grade tise Bice oR |. acy featy canal) ‘@ned resignation of other 12: and Down Gravese: where the Cap- | ail ibets ov * *, . ee) model. Mires, because of the tain halle from, a crease in the trousers the fancy worsteds, black thibets and coverts and silk mixtures in the BROADCLOTH SUITS. et Rule,” was regarded as sign fs not reguried as an essential, and| latest and smartest effects. A coat that could not be bought here or a suits in dark or high colors—extreme | \\ a r, Armstrong was formerly an army | Dooler's pants cen take an fron with | ay ‘is sale for less than from $15 long coat style. Colsrs—purple, green, terra \ Meeweoh( tie lsky aarvice in tHe Philis-| eect advantage to tas ana Riawar | anywhere else before this sale $ $10.00 cotta, blue and black—made long or short coats [ 39.5 4 pines and ts a strict disciplinaria “Well, I'm here, but T had a hard | to $18, at the unheard price Of.......ss+eseeeeeee —satin or taffeta lined, J SS Dr. Summerville stands more than six! time Anal: plave,” said | SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. oe in his stockings: He 1s uate | Dooley to th Then walena 5 ‘5 F 5 95 of the University of Virginia and was pe turned to the waiting repor a ° ° s * @h ‘the football eleven, He is conde Cig A) be a The exceptiona waist Values we re ollering Boys’ suit and extra trousers, 3. Wa eionaicrs eine ee vest fo on here same r, E picked the most serviceable, neatest, best put together boys’ friend and companion at college was Dr, | ag s fer me, I'll be here : Are the sensation of New YorkK—new Fall waists. pic st serviceable, neatest, best pe Nok Ha \ Henry Wall, also one or the “eleven.” | ag Dr. Wall first got his walking papers. ‘He had only been acting as a substitute, 7p riced waist there's something exclusive and amazingly attractive about our new Sales couler nd, and cut the price so sah ' hem—to see the smart dressers receive them with the great ovation they have ac- ., Your neighbor hargain—added an extra pair of pants to the ‘en days. When you read about some dainty new creation that strikes your | Sult, and marked the combination $3.95—about half its value. ‘ber, if the style’s correct, you will find it here at a moderate price, as well Second Floor. VEN to the lowest p Fall models. We're proud of t corded our display, during the past t ys fancy, just remem! his is t and Dr, Armstrong dispensed with is | at nici Services without taking the case before! phe “the Boara. ARO RE Gnu entek Uepoles aenioeel ou $ oneeee T as many distinctive waists. (Just think of it! A. suit as illus- De ee ana a done at . Re SSC] Pin reea tae These new Fall madras waists at 98¢ have taken the town by storm— 2 [trated here for your “go-through- 4 ; Ww s kept i Sera eat nT S Seahad of at sal _ | TETSU TEN Rie iowpitsi voeoause Gf his competericy| ipo ese ome niente yeot o one " Nees aes the entire front is made of stitched side plaits to form yoke—deep 98c janyth full-of-life” boy. A suit | and because of the large amount of work gown at Gravesend and thats whem | <————— “NN TOS TE stitched cuffs—decidedly the smartest waist for practical wear—special at ) $y 95. that will not only “stand by him,” © to be done, got into disfavor with the ¢ nights. 1 Cis LEN = e | but keep its shape to the end and ¥ ieee tele s and I'd rather be at Gravese! BS Dr. Armstrong to-day sald that tt was | jor than up Black brilliantine waist, box Bleck taffeta silk waists Say, who put that blame thing plaited back, front of tailor we 1.25 front of plaits or embrldeet | 95 e J OUGH ON CORNS, P always look dressy. A suit made] —— + not true that Mrs. Delano ran Bellevue phere? in envelope i d tie, d | Purposely to “resist.” It has riveted + Hospital. , 4 ing” OUGH ON BUNIONS, Remedy ed plaits, fancy collar: and tip, deep trimmed back and sleeves. {buttons and double sewn seams ‘ “I am superintendent,” he allowed. | Blame Thing” trem: Coney. eae” sein cutts a. New plaid waists in all the Au- . 5 95 tum shades, stitched side phaits| 5 00 We offer also another great value— form yoke, small buttons down> 0 : fs - oe , . front, deep cuffs and collar bound! 4 ® 4,000 Simpson Crawford Co. special boys with silk to match. J Suits— Norfolk, Sailor and double- Y . i inns Beautiful allover lace waists, made with) breasted at 3.00. This suit is already the Albatross waists, front of fine plats, yeas | 50 medallions and German Val. lace to form fancy+4 OO | talk of the town. It is the equal of nearly med with pearl buttons, Daketeae ay Pre yoke, deep inserted cuffs—two good models. j¥e Ge SUE Vea SHIT Rnd eco earl) stitched cults simple ii valsts,, soft and grace-} 95 Cream colored peau de sole waists, front of] 0 adhe riayel this ae ask unto nas ec a n A 4 —fancy, oe inty + and i kK ful, made with tucked back and front, with small, i riatsrand buttons—fancy collar—very aunty 3.5 comnaricare y tucks. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. “I can't be at all of the hospitals all The “blame thing’? was a large floral ‘the time and must depend upon the re-|/horseshoe from Luna Park, and when port of the supervising nurses as to the the Captain was informed of this fe | conduct of the physicians and other |m ted a moment and sald: | nurses.” ty ll, that was kinder nice of them. Mrs. Delano, a handsome woman on I guess I leave some friends down at | the other side of fifty, looks the major-| Coney Island, although they did say I feneral she is said to be. She 1s tall had strict notions, Well, I’m here, and ‘and commanding and hair just turning {f you'll show to gray gives her a distinguished ap-| cng to work." rance ‘With this the Captain stripped off his & "I won't sav a word.” was all she! coat and as the doorman opened the Rovct ON BUNIONS, rie Rough on Roaches age Pata Roaches ont of (Non-poisonous) Lic, 250 OUGH ON BED BUGS, 150, 25¢ OUGHION BED IEUCS, OLGH ON FLEAS, 25° —_———— OUGH ON MOTH AND ANTS, 35¢ Soft black chiffon taffeta { silk waists, buttoned back, ex- x suisite front of accordion plaiting, t ? ind yoke of drawn Japanese work, | tal \ Whe deep cuffs and tucked collar. me my room I'll be get- | * would answer. and Mrs. Delano said {t | door of his room plunged in and was fas thougli she meant it. SOUGHT DEATH BY KNIFE AND FIRE. Finkelstein Slashed Throat and| Wrists and Kindled Pyre of Newspapers. _PHILADBLPHIA, Sept. 21.—George kelstein, a former lodging-house per of this city, driven out of busi- jess by charges of permitting illegal ywoters to register from his place, tried to end his life to-day. Ho was found in his room with his | tt and wrists cut and hie head In a fire made of a pile of newspapers. A ‘Wellow-lodger detected the ajnoke and d@raggea Finkelstein from the flames. Physicians say ho cannot recover. ——={_T lost to vi in the Tenderloin over the new com- mander. It s noticeable in the statlon- house as well as outside of {t. In spite of his rural appearance Dooley has views and a way of carrying then out no matter who stands in the way. Capt. Cottrell took leave of the sta- tlon-house just four minutes before Dooley arrived. He went straight to the Washington Heights station, ——_ LION, POETS’ FOE, IS DEAD. Editor Had It to Keep Of Rhym- aters of Posey County. EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 4. — A Honess that was purchased three weeks ago by Clarence FP. Wolfe, editor of the Times, at New Harmony, Ind. died _yesterday, Wolfe got the Moness from a circus that struck New Harmony, his purpose nelng to keep the animal in the editorial | w. There is some nervousness Sale. 69c colored HE greatest silk selling New York has ever Crawford Co. rotunda this week. you will also find the best values, inclu Remember the silks that created the fur double quantities ready for to-morrow on Y fetas, the most popular si 90 yards of imported pure ve chiffon taffeta, regular Tall 65c y lar quality, special to-morrow, Don't wait to buy your new Fall sil Here you 39c, are too good a value to miss. _Y. taffeta silks at 39c|Sale of those Paris dress nets at 48c known is going on in the Simpson 1 will find the largest crowds. Here ding the lowest prices in New York. main war. | who h: Nf Pha y ! tee 69c. colored taffetas at ave paid Sy for He very quality. IRECT FROM PARIS—purchased through the medium of our European office. Twelve thousand yards of those bewitching 45-inch nets for waists and dresses at a pherpmenal bargain price that would astonish those swell Parisian dressers Main Floor, w_what a rage It is ir Paris you wouldn't 7 season’s wear at that price. if_you_would have them for @ ‘ou must buy them NOW t 9c know. The only question ve enough. Kneipp pure linen Ik of the season for SKIRT: ‘ore here last Friday? Same good quality in the main floor bargain tables—colored taf. | S, WAISTS and DRESSES. ‘ds of the new black a I cae Seer for Salty skirts \ 49c FOR PARTY DRESSES. and dresses, regular 75c. quality, Genuine French Nets made in Calais—pure white and delicate tints of ivory, ecru and butter and a wonderful variety of patterns, including all this season’s new’ dots large and small—corn spots, shaded dots, sprays, diamond figures, ete. FOR EVENING WEAR, FOR THEATRE WEAR. FOR DRESS WAISTS. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, underwear, 1.50. | Black lisle hosiery Specials for the laundry. ‘ .. ‘ i PECIAL PURCHASES made it} a wi | % = . W E COULDN'T afford to oe this De cubty arictiaal foe Ss as simple for us to offer XTREME low prices predominate in the Housefurnish- were not selling thousands of dollars » Las We women's 25c. black lisle hose| ing section to-morrow. was very large despite the rain, as hundreds of men will remember. her | at 14c.; also 25c, and 35c. black Mrs. Potts’ irons--3 stand are led to believe we would have sold three times as much had the weather | AMasiey cae ar and a handle always cold —at. are led to believe we would hi that brought such astonishing lisle hose at 19c. to-morpw. leon, pic y: 69c = urtain stre! i“ Main Floor. | Women's black lisle hose sag’! Kind ontt fhe vate ~~ | double heel and toe, guaranteed | 85c , special, 69c absolutely fast black (Herms- | | a dorf dye), indestructible and | 4c suns clothes wringer— clastic fitting; regularly sold [ hard rubber rolls—value, ] -25 at 25c. Having a few slight | [i:s0r Special at... 46 ‘ imperfections, which are not | Guarantee washing machine.5.50 ) Mop handles noticeable, our price will be Kraemer’s suction washing ma-| Galvanized wash tubs...... 500 of women’s chine, $1.25 -1,00| Knox fluting machine. room to frighten away the rural poets | LORD BRASSEY _ | eisai bey nine. Grate) ; N° LANDS BIG BEL, | sore thin Biot ita ea ee kee Suits to Measure Basement Salesroom. i who had an ambition to Since purchasing the lioness, no poets| Quality is the keynote of this store. Jt havo appeared at the Times office and | Fit, fashion and fabric are the compo-|@ been fair, so we repeat the first announcement Editor Wolfe reports that a t results. ‘ (Bpecial to The Evening Wort.) | RED BANK, N. J., Sept. 2.—Lord reeeersy 2% Drisdion, Bog,, thee mage “Jour suits from the usual termed “nade 4 record eel catch in the North tovordert wbury River. He has been visit- . \Gng John Keller, of New York, who has| $9,000,000 FOR CHARITY. We guarantee to fit you, and we do. | & summer home at Fair Haven, near SUITS to order, in fancy mixtures, Bee ae ee nee suse ad they | Baron Nathaniel Rothschild Be-| worsteds, blue, gray and black cheviots about to start for home Lord aueathed a Large Amount to and. serges. nent parts so manifest to distinguish kot for anothér lion, Twelve thousand garments com- prising perfect qualities of the Fall and Winter weights exactly as you will find on sale in the exclusive men’s shops at $3.25 and $3.50 and bearing the same trade mark. OTF SALE PRICE | SSS $4 quality was never sold for less pets pi eeaahys than’ 25c, to 35c It is a eens Falding ey eueiees: a pes Handled ironing wax, 1 doz. pcs., es vi ench, .25,1.! c Knelpp pure linen, It absorbs, of pod POTEPLE De erecta’ and zemintes (or Sere Sat 19c| Covered sleeve boards, 25¢..19c| X-ray stove polish 3c peat openly, This prevents Coles Iinbortant to wear the Knelpp under- | hose to the medium weight. Household Aminonia, large'size | Galvanized pulleys. if e . car 4 c wearin Winter than in, Summer. ‘Made famous a8 an economical WOSEWORE | The corr ey sid al Clothes seks es vesoes.s8| Settee bask at $0.50 by these Gualltles. Our last sale, in June, created a sensation 80 | ues and will not last more than pulscovsred ironing boar ibe Kreamer's oval wash | ALL sIzEs ARP INCLUDED—BOTH )' boundless thet it reached loseare of hae one day’s selling. Special at... ritfectey tnd apes A Be erger bottom. STOUTS AND REGULARS—IN WHITE | facturers in Denmark. ‘O-! L ‘a i 4. AND NATURAL ECRU—LONG SLEEVE | much greater ovation, as it 1s the kind of und INFANTS’ COATS. aundry boards, solid zinc. .50c' Floor mops. Vici that will appeal to dis- @ very strong pull on his Sufferers. ; Folding clothes di 69, ; i rt at 8:30 A. black je ho; specially olding: es dryer.......69c Old style sad irons...... Ib., 5c coved tobe an imm LONDON, Sept. 21.—The will of Baron 0 Continues to-morrow : bargain Eriday. This Wash kettle with genuine cop- | Asbest 5 et ee ae | xia ean seeeat 913-50 $16 $19 $22 Meon the main 00 Pree ace a pet ato fae wg 2, stb wee se ons ORs 1 Ra, —<—$—— long, yesterday. It bequeathed over $8,000,000 HERE is no underwe: the world that feels so good to the body, as the to charity, chteny devoted to the reliet Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. sufferers from chronic incurabl maladies. ‘: °! 53 to 59 West 14th St. ‘a >a soe oo oC Oo a oo eel ws Ss Pbilipsborn HE OUTER GARMENT SHOP wear “once worn, always worn.” All our cus- SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, criminating mothers in quest SHIRTS x tomets will come back for a Fall and Winter sup- ciniaing soll Friday’s grocery specials j DRAWERS, RAFRCIALLY FOR FALL ply, ‘and hundreds of n®w ones will be attracted ~ little ones, ‘ Mall orders filled, Sixth floor, Call 3100 Chelsea, Children's broadcloth coats.) * . |! Sale of Bacon—Armour's celebrated Shield 1 ieee cian ee} 3.98 ||brond. 237 5 0 pleces, Gide ACh 2,3 and 4 years for....... AMD. Lota yy the marvellous reduction in the price. stock, amounting to thou- Will Offer for Friday Only Twice thi ir we've secured the ENTIRE surplus 1 sent es peril dts Bi ghee Se rt pat This Attractive 2915 $45.00 Tailor-Made Walking Suit — September sale of rugs Tiedemann | Seieaas ag senor! amrone Bi tags OU'RE missing a wonderful saving opportunity you are not acquaint. || Children's flanaelette gowns... .80e Sol pen Sank morrow’s sale price after this sale ts over. Made of Finest Unfinished Worsted, Lined to Match with Best Y ing yourself with our September " Ma ybe you'll not be Teady PATENT 1 ‘ashbura Crosi Ob P, HED oil cloths Silk-embroidered French bonnets SIMPSON CRAWFORD 00 — Satin, Collars and Cuffs of Pastel Broadcloth, Beautitully for another month, but you won't be able to select them at these prices Trimmed with Braid and Embroidery. Full Pleated Skirt. then, while if you select them now we'll hold your purchases till you aré pre-| SPECIALS IN Mon - Colors: Plum, Wine, Black, Navy, Black and White Mixed or Man- pared. ‘Third Floor. TOILET ARTICLES. : s. ne 74 nish Materials or Plain Light or Dark Gray Serge. All-wool Smyrna rugs— Body Brussels rugs — In 1 Iw Sizes 16 and 18; 32 to 44 Bust. Oriental designs—special copies of Oriental patterns. rt, share 14.50 rugs, 6x9, 8.053 $19.50 rugs, 7.6x10.6, 14.75} $23.00 rugs, 9x12, 17.60. wetso rues, 6.3%10.6, 10°78; 9as-40' rugs, 06 ie 7] Standard grade carpets at & marvelous saving Long Paddock Coat Suits rear ae pear Brussels carpets — heavy carpets—the ‘ this Is the rissa aitbat nga shone emo we sis 5c, End tn 6Se eee 169e owe Cheviots, ned wit) Summer’ 85e, yd, at. special at YOEG veeseeeee 4 skirt = and lincleums Also a Laeh en “a 5 bad te Valley, ain Slik, Very tull plaited + Colors: Plt wi s H The oleums—two yards| regular value is $37.60, Cooked Tae yard ,