The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1905, Page 7

eta a hel oe “BIG RECEPTION FOR REDMOND Ish Member of Parliament to | E Recelve Immense Greeting at Carnegle HalhIs Confident of Home Rule, ‘Wittam FH. K. Redmond, M. P., sit- fing member for Dast Clair, who is on hts way home from Australia, grrived bere yesterfay wi\h his wife and both of them will be tendered an en- thuslastte reception by thelr fellow- eountrymen at the Hoffman House to- night, On Sunday night Redmond alone will recetve the hearty plaudits of all his co-workers an@ compatriota in Greater New York at the Carnegle Hall meeting. The Women's Auxiliary Committee, which 1s alding the reception of the Municipal of th United Irish! eet Mr. and Mra Red- mond te- in the banquet hall of the Hoffman House, and then every- thing for the immense greeting which is aWaiting Mr. Redmond at Carnegie Hall Sunday night will be perfected. Always an Irish Question. Many of the most prominent Irish men and women in Greater New York have used :heir best efforts to male the reception to Mr. and Mrs, Redmond a bi success n that which greoted the visitor's brother, John E. Redmond, the Irish leader, who pald a fiying visit to this city just a year ago. ‘Talking to-day at the Hoffman Houss when queried as to his latest ideas on the Tish question, Mr, Redmond aad “It is @ mistake for Americans to believe that there !s no longer an Irish question, There 1s an Irish question, and there will be an Irish question s0 Jong as the Irish people claim the right to make thelr awn laws, Land acts and other concessions, while ac- ceptable in thelr way, only make the Irish people more determined in thelr fight for home rule Confident of Home Rule. the veople to legislate for them fa emply shown in thelr man: ment of county affairs in the counc t Js only a short time, I am conf- dent, unula full measure of home rule fs granted, Meanwhile any ettempt to reduce the Irish representatives in the Imperial Parliament will be stub- ; but I do pot think Iikellhood of ‘the 1: sue xious to obtain Inited States that glad to grant 3 of concillaing the Irish race in this RESCUED FROM CHINATOWN. Couple Arrested on Complaint of Children’s Society Chiet Omeer, Before Magistrate Mayo in the Centre Pivarra, chief officer of the Chidren's Society, anraigned Mabel Houng and Houng Chow, whom the accused of de- taining Rose Kellner, a thinteen-year-old, irl in Chinatown, The society's oMcer found the littie girl In a Chinatown re- treat ocoupled the Houngs and ar- rested a! three. The waman, who says she is the wife of the Chinaman, told Pisarra that she had m girl in one of the Chinatown restaurants, and that Rose had asked her for the privilege of staying at her home, Magtstrate Mayo mii Monday to give portunity to Investigate the th ne officers an op- to the society cooms and the Chinaman oo KILLED BY LAUDANUM. died thri tal, which was found in his pocket. The fe M. B. } Is the * | - BEST $1 Umbrella ai made, STAY rT PAST black & aN © your DOLLAR Wack, for outdoor sports. MEN’S OXFORD and STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS, MEN'S HALF HOSE, new fancies, MAAAALY UYU “Lroland should bave full charge of |» her intornal affairs, and the ability of | es | > » » > » Btreet Police Court to-day Vincent T.| > adjourned the cass Houng | woman's story. The child was sent back and his white wife were released on bail. NEWARK. N. J., Sept. 2%2.—Samuel ©. Wilcox, of No. 210 Mount Pleasant avenue, was found suffering at Broad find Orange streets ontly to-day, He houry later in the City, Hos: corse aay aa 4 tion was caused by Iaudanum, & bottle |The Davey ‘Teas have been tested and proven in hundreds of families. Ceylon, | Very hest Mocha or Java, and this means of course Coffee of a particu. 25c Jon Darl Sons Sons | Men’s We ALf-—(Speciclties). MEN’S BLANKET LOUNGING and BATH ROBES, of newest designs and colorings, represertiny a collection of Robes that will appeal to men of cultured and critical taste. $3.00, great value—$4.50, specially attractive. $5.25, superior quality—$7.00, rich and handsome. $10.25, superb quality—elegant design. MEN'S KNITTED SWEATERS, specially adapted Black, White and Oxford, All sizes, pure wool, turtle neck All sizes, pure wool, V-shaped ne.k All sizes, extra heavy, turtle neck white cluding the latest creations in cotton and lisle; splendid assortments of embroidered mixtures, plain colors and checks, all at, per pair and latest Autumn desis: MAIL ORDERS FILLED PRUMPTLY. Broadway, Eighth and Ninth Sts. | Do you belong to the fast diminishing class who edit? rh der ‘Th ay proves that you ha charged one penny This Simplicity Davenport. $45.75 highly pol- and has extra wide, deeply beveled pattern mirror. ts and Rugs. in New York, Pittspurg and Cine! carpet distributers. Contracting, we naturally undersell the reta! ber in the ordinary way. An inspection ts invited, wwe figure BW acven Go, £0 why must Puy of the SPEAR & CO,, 6th Av. & l6th ST. New York, Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Teas, Coffees and Fine Groceries. This business grows not by adding other and different lines of business, but by adding more stores for the same line of busi- ness—groceries. That is why we can and do give the people most decided advantages in this line. Another addition to our great chain of ‘stores to be opened Saturday, Sept. 23d, 1663 Ninth Avenue, Corner 46th Street, We shall do there wnat we do in every neighborhood where we put |a store—make all the folks round about our friends, well wishers, and | steady, satislied customers. These Great Special Values Are on sale all this Week in all the Andrew Davey stores, Sugar, 3% Ibs., 18c. Sugar, standard granulated, in all the Davey stores, 34 lbs. for 1 &¢ TOMATOES—Estra large cans hand) CORN—Fancy New York State, per packed Jerseys, Atlas bran PCE CAN oeegeesseeecee PEAS—Fancy Early June Peas, per 8c State, full cream, per Ib..... CAD severersgeer cscs secens cece full pint bottles 10¢., 4% pint,, Teas, 25c. Coffee, 25c. Mixed, Colong or English Breakfast, per Ib.....0000++ 25C| iasiy tine quality, peribeeenn Butter at 21c. Very best Elgin Creamery Butter; no finer can be obtained any- 2 | Cc where at any price; in all the Andrew Davey stores at, per Ib, The Andrew Davey Stores. East Side. 244 Ave, A, cor, 15th at, , bet, 72th and s0th sts, cor. 115th at, cor. 16th st, + Det, 20th and gist st, 2210 8th ave., cor, 119th at. 2286 8th ave., wear 128d st, M1 Amsterdam avo, cor, 60th st, 81 Amsterdam ave. cor. 60 st. 163 Amsterdam ave. 44 Amsterdam od " WORLD: FRIDAY EVEN wit ina AAAAAAAAAAAA SA MAAAAAAAAALA "> 10c cnet Fin hew Yo 5c TOMATO CATSUP—Atlas brand, 5c Seniaiel een Gana ge Diam Ur Shore Store Closes at 5.30 P, M. Men’s Derbies and Soft Hats | At $2---Samples of $3.50 and $5 Kinds ‘These are the regular Pall Samples from the best maker \ A ; of Men's Hats in the world. models are the only ones included in the collection, 694, T and 7!¢ only. Being sauples, the very latest black and brown them. The Soft Hats—three hundred of them, black and Oxford. the Ninth Street Elevator Counter. A new Fall Hat is in every man’s thoughts now, and— $2 Each, Worth $3.50 and $5 New FALL SHOES at Low Prices time. splendid variety to meet every requirement and taste. ings on Shoes for men, women and children. A few interesting groups are described in detail, Women's Shoes at $2.60 Men’s Shoes at $1.90 | Kldskin of extra fine quality; welted soles of oak leather; all the detalls of $3.0 and $5. Box calf and ktd, lace, lot any man nei |: dolar more, URE Women's Shoes at $3 Gun-metal Blucher, lace, narrow perhaps a half. patent leather elng ent Itskin, lace and button, rt last et » lace and button, five of sizes ~rades Children’s Shoes at 75c and $1 Worth $10 to $2.50-—-mostly tan, but some black Oxfords, Men's Shoes at $2,90 ft new, smart styles | and C widt price. Women's and Girls’ Shoes, Main floor, Marth avenue. Mon's and Boyn’ Shoes, Basement of New douth Bullding. JOHN WANAMAKER. ING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1908, ! 4 {Bloomin dale “Doutle BY” {Col'arstorMen Sizes are The Derbies—three hundred and thirty-six of them. In Second Floor, Ninth Street—you'll find)}' In pearl, fawn, ‘These Soft Hats are on the Main Floor— The Wanamaker stocks ure attractive in two waya at the present ‘The new Fall and Winter lines of Shoes are here, presenting In addition, the stocks present many special-priced groups that offer very decisive sav- Oxfords and Sample Shoes that were Jit and Anish cada to shoes costing| that are Unusual $258 value, in the oes can be fit- ted and ie sure to save @ third and 1 double soles; ear welted—all All sizes and medium| n izes 6% to Ta; A, B If you can be fitted you get exclusive style at about half | |Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth ave., 9th and 10th sts, Lord & Taylor. Have Arranged For Friday and Saturday A Very Exceptional Sale of Girls’ Coats and Dresses, as follows:— | Girls’ Fall Weight Coats consisting of | cheviots in various shades, covert cloths and fancy mixtures; all sizes 4 to 14 yrs.; many styles to select from; values $0 to $12.50, red and brown cheviots, also checks and each, fancy mixtures, in Russian and suspender styles; value $10.00; sizes 4 to 14 yrs., Girls’ Regulation Navy Dresses jany size 4 to 14 yrs.; value $12.50, At SIO. OO each. Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, NY ES) Quiitter to Man and Bos SuitsandTopCoats The splendid worth of these garments is evident the moment you examine them. Our own fashion creations, choicast ma- terials and strictly all wool. These are the features we com- bine with nominal prices to jead you to the store that is fore- most in Outfitting to Man and Boy. Men’s Suits, $7/50, $9, $12.50, $15, SACK SUITS, single and double breasted, in fancy mixtures and Wome also blue and black unfinished worsteds, serges and thibets, Top Coats and Fall Overcoats, $6, $7.50, $9, $12.50 TOP COATS, in covert cloth, all shades, FALL OVER- 8 COATS,.in Vicuna, Oxford and black Cheviots. Men’s Trousers, $120 to $4,50 Every fashionable material is represented in our showing, and we guarantee to fit you, Head and Foot Outfitters to Man and Boy, Fall Furnishin’s in ample variety await your inspection, Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M, 59 Wes Rh At Girls’ New FallSchool Frocks otnavy, $7 oe lof blue cheviot trimmed with either black or white braids ; Broadway, Eighth and Ninth Sts, ee tet MC ercTME GION GUEeEE THE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC NOW READY Alt CARS TeanSFtR 10 bf } 6 for 6c. | This price: ‘$8.75 Every part tailor assortment of materi would cost you anywhere from $20 to $30. with Plain Trousers Hosiery At Half Real Worth. Men’s Lisle Thread Half Hose. All Imported, plain lisle and silk eebrelanee aes half tote, ina of styles; real wae 30¢.; ot price... 15c Men’s Half Hose. Just enough for one day's selling; two-thread black and tans, full seamless half hose, strictly first quality; guaranteed stainless; sizes 9% to 1144; 6 regularly 15c., to-morrow... Ic 8c Section Women’s Hosiery. Black cotton, double soles; plain black or white feet; black cotton hosiery with silk’-embroidered insteps; black cotton hosiery with pretty polka ele Every pair is eusrhnteed stainless and worth 25c., above: 12}c y. Imported gauze lisle thread hosiery, made with the garter top; plain and silk- embroidered _inste, Soe. 25c values, at.. Children’s Double Knee School Hostery. Heavy ribbed, double knee, stainless black cotton Hosiery; all sizes 6 to 944; worth 19c.; special at.. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, 8 or Boys & Girls. Shoes of Many Merits. Stylish, serviceable, comfortable. Handsome for dress wear, tough enough for the hardest kind of school wear. GIRLS’ sizes, 84 to 11, at, $1.29 1114 to 2, at .., . 1.69 214 to 514, at .. . 1.98 BOYS’ sizes, 814 to 1334, at, 1.29 1 to 514, at. 1,89 Rubbers Are Ready. Rubbers, Overshoes and Boots of every description for, men, women and children are here in greatest variety, Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 5th 61 Bection. Autumn Underwear. Exceptional Values for Women and Children. Women’s All-Wool Gray Vests and Pants, all sizes; $1.25 5 WAU At ccssangasaneciat Pocebaeseosieseniseneence Ic Women’s Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, best grades, all 39 SIZEB, Ateerenencers sere ceee ce beeeeee ee seeeeeeeee Cc Women’s Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, all sizes, including 25. extra large; 5oc. value for....- + Cc , s, ’ . 7 - Root’s Tivoli Wool Underwear For Children. Children’s Gray Natural Wool Vests, Pants and Drawers, every gar- ment stamped Root's Tivoli; made strictly first quality and correct measurement in sizes. Special at, size 16 in... Macerae 25¢ Main Floor, 59th Gt Section. Rise of Sc. a size. Fine Dress Suit Cases For One Day Only. Al Less Than 1-2 Real Value. Leather Dress Suit D AL $2.75, Case, the lowest SF price ever made for a leather suit case of this sort; 24 inches long, with steel frame. Sole Leather Suit AL $5.50, Cases, beautifully fin- ished throughout; cases that are sold every day by exclusive dealers for $5.00. Sole Leather Suit At $4.75, Cases, of 3!» 02, stock, 24 Inches long, deep and roomy, Irish linen lined; shirt pocket; re- | inforced corners, straps and bolts; light In weight, Cowhide Dress Suit At $5.75, Cases, 24 inches long, extra deep, Irish linen lined; shirt pocket; heavy straps all around; light in weight; exclusive dealers $8.50, oth eit » Main Floor, 50th St. Sec, Dloomingdale At Alligator Leather Dew 51.48, sign Dress Suit Cases, 24 inches long, steel frame; a good case in every detail; sold by many dealers for as much as $3.00, Keretol Dress Suit At $1.69, Cases. One of the strongest and most durable Dress Suit Cases made; 24 inches long, vas lining; a splen- Moor, 0th St, Sea, 7A @rs ——_ Bloomingdales’. Jann Daniell SonskSons Special Sale Children’s Short Coats. Light weight Colored Cloth, white Bedford | Cord and Novelty materials. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Value from $5.00 to $15.00, in three lots, at $2.98, $4.50 & $7.50) MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY, GION 10 5 AVE 59° 1060" ST. 0 for Men’s Newest Fall Yole) — $8.25 suits and Overcoats PO-é “ | | yy L YP Fifteen dollars won't buy any better quality or style in Greater Sef New York. Comparison will quickly prove this wil buy a smart double or single breasted Cheviot or Cassimere Suit, worth $15; or a Covert or Herringbone Overcoat, with; serge body lining and silk sleeve lining, worth $15. Men’s Hand-made Suits al $12.95 in a manner equal to custom work. An unsurpassed ‘0 choose from; the identical suits made to order Actually worth $20.00 Men’s Cravenelte Coats, $11.80 A School Suit for the Boy al $2.95 Far better in material and workmanship than many that sell for $4.50 else where, Norfolk Jacket with Bloomer Trousers or Double Breasted Coat Coupon. n we Will sell Woman’s Peifi-| coal for Coupon. 2 pon we will gall you a Japanese repe aca Flee 26e n excellent variety of designe t i Bloomingdales’. Mali . nedales’, Main Floor, Near Lexington to 3d Ay 59th to 60th St. geeeooooseoooorod The Life of Trade AT ALL NEWS STANDS, 25C,; BY MAIL, 35C, Genuine Pebble Eyeglasses, 95c. Worth $2.00. | Coupon.’ soon, vrei ‘don af this cou- bon we Will sell you a man's Soft or Stiff Hat the newest Fall Shape, and worth $2.50, for $1.50 None sold at this price with- a Be out this coupes 5 loomringial: a Beate. Fieoe, st Coupon. prem, presenta. pon we will gell you Women’s fine all wool Sweaters this cou- Newest designs; $2.00, ay le s values, Made ‘with 4. rolling collar and full None sold at this price this Counon Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, Bection. None sold. at this price without this coupon. , Second Bloor, 50th prese tion of this cou- colo @t this price without PODPOOOD Is Sunday World Wants, ° The World prints yearly 4,000,000 WANT ady’ts=- born of human necessity and fullof human interest, These brief messages of the people to the multitud of New Yorkers reach th largest city circulation in World Wats, FREERPOCSSM