The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1905, Page 8

r TRF > ~ - a -oss yee * a : 8 f THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908. | WITTE TELLS JOHN D. MAKES A WET SPEECH IN CLEVELAND. ‘DOOLEY RAIDS | WHY MISSION F _ WAS SUCCESS Sympathy of Whole American DIVES, TRUE Duck oinorvle) TO PROMISE ofa! & SAME, People Helped Him, Takes in Six Women Who! ) IS WELCOMED HOME. ae More babies come tous as the excelletce of our infants’ ,wear becomes known. From the pink toes to golden crown we've taste- ful provision. And you gain comfort | - / (Zinn Your THOUGHTS Had Failed to Heed Warn- To HIGHER | “3 iA e | ingGivenat “Pink Tea,” | st those of Imagine your hatchet| The shoe made entirely * ~ “pink Tea" while saving money, as faced friend and his fat b ’ n the 2 ‘ . e man’s hands ought ‘ our study covers the cousin wearing Derbies > pm in eli idualic ” whole ground. | : : o have an “‘indiv y } icial shaped just alike, ; which a factory made shoe i Great Crowd of Officials and It makes an absurdity of 1acle, i Citizens Greet Peace Envoy |the idea thatthere’sonlyone| Aico it ought to cost $12 } at St. Petersburg. really right block each sea-|+,, $15 4 pair. ——- mG idea i desi But “individuality” in a 8T. PET 5 s o8.—Mr Cal oa | ur iced Is to desiga shoe savors a good deal of Witte.eftived: he seen é |enough different blocks in “hot-dir” to the average man, Sefaa’ craw ‘s t varying dimensions to fitany who still would like the ex- “" Wren he ler ‘| race with a hat that’s be- act leather and the exact + Sanlid nine SA E coming aswell as smart. /jast of the $12 shoes, with 10 him = c lt where Peat ‘Friday, Saturday and Monday, Soft hats are certainly bility. } dive sor al GENUINE MOCHA AND JAVA, 28, more comfortable than Der- Well: that's out new $7 As Mr. Wi a regular price 32c., sale price,, C 'bies, shies all through long and loud CEYLON TEA, regular price | oN le Witte bowed tl cate Breet ackuensLid 50c| New shapes $3.50 to $8, Heavy Frenchcalfblucher. Hel? aonises ce OUR TWO GREAT LEADERS. | Rocers, Perr & Comrany.| Rogers, PEET G COMPANY. headed. The ead: ‘ | Broken Java, very fine, ’20¢. | Three Broadway Stores Three Broadway Stores. Grateful for Work. Some Broken Mocha and Java, 23c. | 258 842 1260 | 288 842 1260 ' hed your di: ty Eads cellvared Manhattan, sea rcoklya| at at at | opposite near opposite | 25 miles; a. 10K y ai Ps is “ i tain's Foom and Oore by Postal Bolletied: ‘arren St 43th St. 32d St. | City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square. 8 t ies f : ‘ came. from. his s s COFFEE A | ress Ca | Gillies company, —— " ‘ A number of Cleveland Standard Oil shareholders, Standard Oil lawyers and Standard Oil polit : si a ta t! patted John D, on the back and told him what a good man he is. John ply and wept— 23 37 and 239 Washington St. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 24 wo’ navons. You. idle tears!’ We know not what they mean.” had died away Mr. e, deeply mo vanced a oO ves eh 01 ya farmer. C. L. Bast atepe and’ gaia! savance ye Daunte Ghiseah ime Rnowicats [MtINE Aten exon ene ne INNO CPRVE.2INE22"STREETS, Th Pri Why He Succeeded, of where her son was. | He was with Bast six years, but NEW YORK, ese Prices on wid, BA, 20, ttle pren Irs 4, who was a farmer treated him harshly, and he ra Formal Show of e- of esta elds, bles and going from f i Teor Sas ane us: | one Pears er and ne Having, and Millinery Should J. T Frid. | the hom ; ou am This Store Friday. All This Week. you KNOW what Dress Goods are worth, what they actually cost {0 produce y the yard, you will jump to th lusion that the lots advertised below are Se ee nel ig sun Sa ——A Welcome! remarkable dpecimens of ‘bargain-giving Pr HNle lois icesini acd teariehere A Ais, prospered, and when| ae, hid. written DRY GOODS co. ought not to be standing room in this Lress Goods Store to-morrow. hiidren only the | Dit had never : | 50c All Wool Granii Cloth ‘d. A Me ne tae eee “ ae ee iia Ranavt A wey, 37 Inches wide. very desirable eatin dreues vais, 20c ; a h ere th lweman ¥ jouse gowns, etc. Navy, b , cardinal, a i = a Eat chases] ret “y || We’ I/Placeo"Sale To-morrow Morning | | esses. 26, tees oles Kerr sort ee, aia i "this week the information | BleomMeld avenue, : 65c All Worst ) (as ers | A of the SILK REMNANTS || f 2: BO - - Cer rater i own , elegantly finished, frm and strong, plain shades ae MRS. FERRIS T0 | ftemer (of: Grundy Sinteeste: Pata bdo mons ahy ll O e or BrowD, fan, myrtle, Teseda, royal blue, navy, wine, cardinal 3 ec q Worle If you knew how many thousand yards of Silks we sold last week you would not wondes at this aad garnrty abo: Black. SEE SON SOON now twenty-9 ae eel Battie great Remnant Event, | It was unquestionably the biggest Silk Sale New York has known, and we $1.00 Quality Mixed Cheviots, ; home tn feared | ee eee Cand Ce naturally haye quite a few short ends to dispose of. To-morrow, pick from them at these prices: ACT RU Ee ae Re eet tell A4A0e ; Nesra Geeeicl aie eae eee For Silks - For Silks For Silks cardinal, plum, etc, ete)” ‘ Miata j Trace of th rhe s ienew her | STeon Actual Actual. : ietually 3 @ Boy Sought for) wten told that ne knew her address | etually Actually <a CEN AMY, Black Goods Underpriced. ht 1d wanted to come to her. i Wa = 7: | Reisen Woarecat Cast One| Tame ee Nev at eae Heat Costs Nothing Worth 50c Worth 75c 5 »- Worth $i Z $1.20 guallty s-inch satin |$4:00 quay 42-inch, sik 1 ; years, when my poor boy was being when you use the In this assortment will be found about every sort of Silk that is popular for this season’s wear— 7 on Broad- 99c nish German Hens 59c f tained and He Is Found, *usea, overworked and was sleeping including Waist, Skirt and Dress lengths, CLOT 0. vacene vssees rietta... ter eeee { in barns and fighting a man's battle Entire Centre Atsle. ' Well. with a boy's strength, Pierce could have \ told me wihere he was—and did not. For { years and years while my boy was erow- No, 211 Fourth | !ng into manhood. We had a good home, | |plenty of money, and everyvhing that 89c. quality 52-inch su- perior lustre English 79e)|Siciian..n 79c, quality 45-inch all 69c $1.25 quality 42-inch im Ported Silk and Wool Crepe de Paris..... $1.25 quality 50-inch im- Ported All Wool Shrunk Heat ight ~ Gas Jet Generato: 49¢ 49c Specials in Knit Underwear Mrs, John N. Ferris, etreet, Lakewood, N. J., is to-day one Only Two Days More to Buy woo! imported Nun's of the happ! t he needed, and we were trying to find | 9 ot 50$ t Cheviot.............. Vedling.......000+ e200 | Bee tomtom tw haber aking | in New esha "come Nm fo tx || Women’s” 2.°% * 3ShOeS4t | | ror rriday ana saturday| | 2 qaliy tein a 736, gualty sneha i | for nineteen years has been found and|0%d Z will make up for all that he has | : , —— Women's fine wool ribbed and] | Vollen ro” 59e) Voc ee" 39e 2 will soon be home with her, sutersh) | $ o9 No shoe sale this year has at- 5 shaped cashmere VESTS, PANTS and s+ eens eosees cece ulle., , For minoteen years she has been try-| , Te telegram from Grundy Centro, | tracted the attention this one ! TIGHTS, The celebrated Harvard Mills, in white and natural; all styles; usual price $1.00; special at me. S5e High Grade Imported Swiss Ribbed VESTS, long sleeves; cream and pink TIGHTS to match, ankle length, in cream, pink and blue and black; value $1.50; special at L1O ABDOMINAL BANDS—Fine ribbed wool gashmere bands; medium Win- ter weights, in white and natural, suit- able fOr. either men or women; all sizes from 32 to 46. Always sold at 50c,; speci " 35¢ Three for. +100 Ja., says that whan Horace Ferris was ing to wrest from Superin sent west by the Children’s Ald Society lent James has, The very newest styles in $2.50 and $3 shoes at $1.69 a ———___—_—___- = e pair. Welted soles and light soles; dress and street shoes. new, clean, fresh stock—made for one of New 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. ae ° e ° | ||A Startling Special Price Sale Great Sale To»Morrow of Handsome Mercerized (y ~~ Petticoats . ... O8c A price which you will agree with us seems almost impossible when you seethe Petticoats themselves, They are perfect beauties—in quality, in style, in the way they are made and finished. We took all the maker had. They ace worth a great deal more than our asking price of to-morrow; #0 much more, in fact, that if we quoted the worth you'd scarcely be- eve it. Take our word for it, however, that you ought to be here and secure two or three of them; they'll provide the best satis- they are, they wouldn't last all day to-morrow. Boys’ $1.75 and $2.00 Box Calf or Vici Kid Lace Shoes, sizes 2% to 5%; very spe- 1 20 le cial at Girls’ Box Calf & Kid \ace and button shoes; the “Lit- tle Spartan” and other noted makes; worth $1.50 and $1.75... 1.00 Specials in Children’s Underwear skin and patent colt, If you knew just how gooc OF GENUINE GUARANTEED GOODS Vallier Gloves. Boys’ 39c. _ natural In the Basement. 15,000 Pairs of FineFall Footwear FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. We make these great offerings in spite of the fact that both materials and labor have advanced in price and have added immensely to the cost of shoe production. High Shoes for|men’s Women at [Shoes at $2.00 |$2.00 ~ THESE SHOES ARE DISPLAYED IN OUR 20TH ST. WinDOWs, eaneee rene anes lace, sives es Bite rerceee High tation nd ac, Het ¢ 4 0)| Bors Satin Calf Lac, sins 214 to: Our customers are getting the best shoe bargains on the market. ¢ 4 Patcut Leather High Shoes for Womea, $2.50 Shon 04 Lace Show for 4 0y| Men's Satin Celt Lace Shoes, We are showing our new im- portations of the famous Vallier Gloves in kid, cape and suede; dozen of “Viola,” our special Kid Glove for women, made of light-weight leather, finished with extended pip- ing, scalloped wrists, two claps and brosier embroidery, in all the new Autumn colorings as well as in tile in mote eseets, two ards wide; regul : quality, ‘special i . &5e Scotch linoleums, best grade, thor- |r oughly seasoned, large assortment of tile, mosaic. and floral effects, special at ... 59e Oil @loth Large selection of handsome de- pson & Son's oil- and a yards * wide, “of tead of 1.76 d 8.15 instead of q Al popul Toilet Articles End-of.Week Sale Roger & Gallet’ Listerino at ss, La Blanche Pace Powder Sozodont Powder, Liquid or Pusto, Violet Water. Witeb Hazel, quart size. Friday's Cutlery Bargains. Magar nam the, Warld’e Special at 38: fleece SHIRTS and DRAWERS... 25c¢ Girls’ heavy ribbed fleeced cotton VESTS and PANTS: Children’s plain natural and white queria SHIRTS, PANTS and DRAW- Sizes 20 & 22 24 & 26 28 & 30 30 & 34 Q5é, 80c,, BBc, 40c, Children’s Nazareth WAISTS; $0c. Suppilie: It’s the, little thi that count, ee PFE a honey to buy something soa specials: faction of any Petticoats you have ever owned. Material ts highly mercerized sateen great many styles, and all of them have rufties or pleats in som: ion and nicely finished, Color fees ment includes Brown, Green, Tan, Blue, Cardinal, as well ag Black. Not one in the lot te worth below 1.60, There has been no skimping of material STREET FLOOR; 21ST ST. Regular 1.50 About a5 Ct aise ans t Bargain Abpleton’s Popular Fiction DSc ‘ Mennen's Talcum Powder. Sizesy ese sc95 20 to 26 28 to 32 ' colors to match any costume; | | Meatoated Cold Cream Seely Bie. quakty—with « also black or white; also 500 Dr. Charles's Flesh Food 2Bc, 85c, ey come in a t ¥ black and white. Special, quality, white mercerized; in the making of th ae i} $3.00 Kid and| $2.50. Box Calf, BA cies sake veeseseres ODO Mise ny Br Special’ at ,,-.séeecvsssere, SOE ra i hs ee pot ey ii Patent Leather) Patent. Leather, Ve- Linoleum ob beopettreseminctiainy Notions and bargain ever offre in New York Cty, ‘ lour and Wax Calf Heavy quality, range of 30 patterns | | Bath Spouses 250 Dressmakers’ READY TO-MORROW MORNING; ti