The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1905, Page 6

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WIDOW FIGHTS TO RETAIN HER NEWSSTAND rom him Bennett Wouldn't Have It. Established It; Then Was Told| er on'the cest"sda of vhird avenue, 2 One Hundred and Forty-ninth stree that Politicians Had Went wate Niimphlus and wskea'Mt se | the permit. the Privilege, at MewMants in the nelehborhood of) Harper. Mr. Hennett asked him ‘Third avenue and One Hundred and| he was willing to sell the permit ari Forty-ninth street are indignant and) how much he wanted, Harper said" ht to be worth $200." Mr, Bennet: 1 mm’ said that it would sot be worth more alleged attempts to “shake down" airs.) Sit that It would not be worth mor: Outspoken in their denunciation of the| ou Ella Feeley, a needy widow, who runs) a" $2 to. ht ‘& newsstand at the southwest entrance Us to to the subway at that point. Mrs, Feo-| business established Jey has been given to understand that a it will cost her the impossible amount| peared of $200 to continue in business on the! corner, failing which payment sho will be jdriven away. however, ho appeared with a the subway entrance at Third avenue |!” and‘ One Hundred and Fort street was thrown open, the Widow Feeley, her eon, a boy of twenty years, but in ill health and feeble, and her rippled nephew, James Bank, whom }, she supports, established a stand at on the the uptown entrance. By working hard | the gro they managed to eke out $1.75 a day, | /J@tne" on about the oorner had seen the little bus{- | Contention remains to be seen. ness built up by the widow and her) ~ boys. It soon became known about the district that the “privilege” at that corner was for sale to the highest bid- der. The Widow Feeley applied for a per- Communieation mit, but was told that application had With the Grocer alrendy been made by another. Just the Butcher who this other was she was unable to the Marketman find out at the time. It now appears With all Trades People. that a man named Harper, a lMoutenant | of Capt. Nimphius, leader of the eleo- tion district, pur in the application Cares, Finding no one anxious to take the | ‘Th, stand which would drive the widow out | aris whys of business, several men were oftered || Residence Telephone the place at a reduced figure, Whereas $800 had been origirally demanded, tt was offered at $200. L. Kopf, a sta- tlonery and news dealer at Co: 1s So essential in a well ordered home. 15 Day Street. ad. in of the dis- approac trict," sald Mr. Kopf to-day, “came to me about ago and offered ASES —aor SE OCC OC oO SATURDA Y’S PURC. WILL BE CHARGED TO YOUR OCTOBER ACCOUNT. Women’s 29¢ necKwear, special 19c. Hand embroidered —- _—— = TAURANT IS MOST CONVENIENT FOR SHOPPERS & BUSINESS MEN) 23inchdoll, $1 EY U4 STH AVE, 192 TOCO™ STREET said Nimphlus, “but I have who knows the man who cto | Half an hour after Mr. Banner: reached his home he was Visited by ay night phere was no yy Harper at the dred and Forty-ninth strect er. Early Tuesday evening he ap- the corner with a stand and pened business !n_ competition with | © Widow Feeley. He odjected to her resence there, saying he held the per- mit for that ogrner, Dut took no drastic | About the midde of Inst July, when steps to have her removed. Last even- new Fall KUPPENHEI th |Ucsman and ‘denranded that the Feeley nth | stand be removed. ‘Phe policeman up eld nim, and the Feeley boys were ree nt Pepete water Men's new Fall suits and over- coats—six different models in the Suits, single or double breasted—34 styles of new fancy worsteds, chevio' The overcoats are mad of genuine Baltic frieze, cut 52 inches shoulders—fitted hand-made collar. es ‘ley boys were not beaten. ‘er, and this morn! appeared ne again with their stand, on to have his ona and nt the Subway station entrance, “Privilege” for Sale. and that they ba Wi ‘as much right @s he tc the sidewalk. Whether or not The political hangers-on who lounge) the police will uphold them ia. this $ ] 0° er demands this clothing opportunity for men IS newspaper is full of good clothing values to-day for Saturday’s selling, and we're not afraid to have you read all of them and compare them with ours. In fact, we | believe they will help our Saturday business—the biggest day of the year in men’s clothing—a time when more men select their Fall and Winter suits and overcoats than ___ any other day of the season. Wearing Summer clothing in October is like wearing straw hats after September 45th, you know; and, we believe you will make up your mind to buy your Fall clothing to-day, when you read our unusual values, and note how we are able to orfer them at this time of the year. 6 We are selling agents for the CELEBRATED KUPPENHEIMER tailor-made clothing, but all these special values offere uits and overcoats, Here's the reason, told briefly, as we told it two weeks ago to- A great many men will marvel at the idea of selling a $15 new Fall suit or over coat at 10.50—a $15 raincoat at 9.50; an $18 new Fall suit at 12.50 at the beginning of the season. They think it can’t be done, and it COULDN'T if we had bought these suits in the regular way. manufacturers always have sample lines and extra lots of suits and overcoats to dispose of after their season's orders are filled. Before YOU buy your new Fall suit THEY are planning suits for next Spring, and they MUST get all sample and surplus lines out of the way. In thi coats—a pretty big concession to make on clothing of this character. We sincerely trust that the feasibility of this offer is so apparent to you that you will at least come and examine these garments to-morrow. All sizes will be found at the prices. jorrow are in addition ‘to our complete line of r clothing business was the talk of the town. But, to make a long story short, it is a well-known fact that clothing instance the maker sacrificed a third on several hundred suits and over- Men’s new Fall suits—you'll vol- ] Value 15.00 untarily say they are the smartest Value 18.00 styles you've seen—those individual exclusive creations so 2 strongly to the good dresser—men 1 30 who have been taught to appreciate good clothes that are made right. teds, verts and silk mix- ues, $15.00 and $18.00, at Men’s new Fall suits—A revelation in smart style—no matter what your build may be, we can fit you—e clusive patterns—the identical effe: shown by the best merchant tailors, in fact, they are among the hand- somest suits shown this season, Lightens Household preasted paddock is one of t NEW YORK TELEPHONE oO. The Simpson boys’ special Every Suit or Overcoat Will Be Sold ALEADING EMERG anc yn frit 4g Price | Cor, Broadway & Park Place. No Goods Solid Until 9 A, M. Bach Day. Forced to Sell Out their enormous’ stock of, Men's, Boys’ and Children’ i Furnishing Goods and Hats for what it will EARS Seri King’s after ten years of successful business, will vacate their big store, corner of Broadway and Park Place. We Prepared for‘a banner season. We bought “good and plenty” and from the best manufacturers of clothing in this city, coats, Full Dress Suits, Cravenettes and Trousers. Many of these garments would usually sell for $30 and $40. to us and is now on our tables—ready to be sacrificed. The Reason Why We Are Forced to Sell: The United Cigar Stores Company have leased the building pas. Broadway an ark Place and taken ne store and other floors ur heads, ley now ask us a prohibitive rental SH WE CHOOSE TO REMAIN. We irs to accede to fore and will vacate, = We will sell to the public our quarter of a million dol- lar stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods and bY Regular Prices. Big Crowds Attending This Sale Daily, Men's Business Suits. | Men’s Top Coats. Retail Sale | Retail Value Price! Value Sale 40,00 Fancy Wool Cheviots.., 5.00 | 11:0 Oxford Top Cot. 16.00 Covert Tan Coat, £2.00 Black Cheviot Sults.... 6.00| 48.00 Silk Lined Top Goat...” $500 14.00 Fancy Cassimere Suits.. 7.00 20.00 Elegant Oxford Silk Lined 4620 Imported Cheviot Suits. 8.00] Top Coats & Cravenettes.. 10.00 18.00 Elegant Worsted Suits.. 9.00|Men’s Winter Overcoats, 2000 Cutaway Sults... fea | 25.00 Pure Worsted Suits yd g 10,00 Heavy Oxford Overcoat 5.00 Prince Albert Suits... 42.00 Dark Gray Overcoat. 14.00 Frieze Overcoat 16.00 Black Melton Ove 18.00 Black Kerse: 20.00 Silk Lined b 25.00 '* Trousers, Fancy Boys’ and Overcoats go at 34 regular prices, Short Pants Suits. Breasted) Sale 61016 years, Price Cheviots. new Fall suit,} Is a dressy, wear-re- sisting suit that made such a favorable im- pression on economi- cal parents last sea- son that we doubled our order this year, COPYRIGHT 1905 BY SHE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIME® pare them with suits offered style, workmanship and materials — com- 1,000 Simpson Crawford Co. special | boys’ suits, Norfolk, sailor and double This suit is alreaay the It is the equal of nearly every suit you will find elsewhere at 5.00, and to satisfy yourself, make coms} talk of the town. tice ouumernantrreoeens E ive customer that has compared this suit and extra trouse $5.95 with values offered elsewhere has returned and made a purchase here. We are in position to know, as the suit offers such an at- tractive bargain that few com- parisons are made, and we have no trouble keeping ac- count of them. Just like getting two suits for the price—alternating the trousers makes them wear fully twice as long, and the boys don't get tired of them. The style ts a double-breasted Norfolk, with extra knicker trousers to match—sizes 7 to 16 years. You kndw how well all- wool worsteds and cheviots wear; well, these are the materials, in fancy mixtures, Special schoo! sale 3-95 The event neckwear sold in New York, and offer them as a spe ht in the regular way. These scarfs, made purposely for, this sale, are exactly like illustration—full three-inch French folded four-in-hands—unlined—full length —ab E colorings for the coming season. The silks are mostly in dark effects—85 sets of fi stripes—neat and elaborate patterns—also blac’ ‘weaves—gray, silver, purple, wine, garnet, blue, and two sha Do not confuse this remarkable offering with ordinary sales. ascertain if it is possible to attract five thousand men to one department in one day, by offering a.first class article at part cost and part gift. Two dollars spent here to-morrow will bring as much value as 5.00 spent Better be here early than in vain, fine high grade Suits, Fall and Winter Top Coats and Long Over- This enormous stock of high-grade clothing has been delivered during the season. A great value in men’s underwear at 1.10, Medium Fall weight silver gray worsted shirts and drawers—very firm and fine gauge texture—85% wool, 159% Aa eater unshrinkable—warm, yet light in weight—no better finish at any price, A bona fide saving to those a: Jum, garnet, ruby, atin lined through—si triple box plaited. Price. Misses’ and Junlor Suits; made in unfinished worsted —strap- seamed long coat—semi-fitted— in all the new Fall shades, includ- ing black—a very stylish model for the young miss— 22.50 at.. , Misses’ Utility oats% length, of heavy Scotch mixtures and fancy materials in, several differ- new “coaching ¢ girl should mare One of skirt—all sizes—6 to 14 Special at....-.. Girls’ Dresses —odds and ends High class tailor made style in girls’ and misses’ NEW FALL SUITS AND COATS at POPULAR PRICES -MORROW, among no less than fifty attractive specials, we offer the stunning junior and intermediate Suits at $15, and we are perfectly willing for you to compare them with the smartest dressmaker made at $25. Y tomed to having their daughters’ apparel made to order. new Vassar suit is one of them—the popular cheviots and mixtures d—plain tailor-made or velvet trimmed—vario' model: any mi special to-morrow at Suits of Medium weight broad- dunlon sults siyiieh little checks in brown and cloth —full length coat—lap seams, single | greens—very “cl breasted, velvet collar, cuffs and buttons—| also the fine all-wool cheviots in plain shades—- reen, blue and | made plain and stitched or the more dressy styles with braid and ornamented with 14.75 ‘small buttons: Excellent value at... College and convent dresses for girls—regulation style, hard-finished serges, with shield and sleeve trim- med with hand-embroidered emblems—full blouse— laited skirts—in blue and black only—8 to 14 years, Prict..-seseeesres Ai Ve AAW, 10-75 OUR NEW DRESS SECTION. Girls’ Dresses of Scotch plaids, in garnet, brown or ‘een—very pleasing style—silk tucked yo! fect, with shoulder collar rune joint at waistline— oiped in bright cloth—box 4.50 ic’ model, charming in effe ke, poittted lutely the most approved shapes correct | Ltigures and - BHC “representative | n, Made bias. j It’s really a test of publicity. We want to k and all the plain colors in the Long dressy raincoats, that look like the new $25.00 overcoats, Swagger is no name for them—as an overcoat they are ultra fashionable, suita- ble to wear with your business or dress suit, day or evening—asa raincoat they are $ 5 50 strictly water-proof; fitted in the latest style with broad shoulders. S| are included and the materials are high grade fancy v tures in the latest catchy effects—also black thibets, V: J Men’s $25.00 new Winter over= coats at $15.50 are included in lot—and the famous Kuppen- er overcoat—the new style dou- $15 he e hit of the season’ at fore tne| me kerseys in all colors—fine Great sale of boys’ suits with extra trousers at 3.95. The school suit that stands the wear. Eoys’ Winter 95 Over- ° coats, 7to16. } Those long, flowing, broad-shoulder coats that make the boys feel like ‘men —long enough to cover the shoe tops—single or double breasted styles —made of high-grade Vicuna in black and Oxford —certainly aremarkable years, at $4.95. A —-special quality English COPYRIGHT 1905 BY tan—much better grade HOUSE OF. KUPPENHEIMER than can be bought regu- larly fOr ..2..e0seeeseeee value at $3.95. The famous Tourist overcoat for boys —in fancy Scotch effects—embodies all the new “wrinkles” that go to make up $ 95 a stylish, up-to-date overcoat—finely tallored—belted back—sizes 9 to AR bisque head, pretty face—moving, large glass eyes—sewed fancy chemise—" shoes and stockings. Regular $2 dolls at $1 WATCH FOR THE TOY cl ONE EVERY Tf ! COME TO HAPPYLA e FOURTH FLOOR, < MEN—LOOK AT THIS! 12,50 Waltham 7,50 watches, EXAMINE them carefully and then go to an exclusive jewelry Store and ask to see the $1250 Wal- tham watch. They may be making a slight reduction, but it will be the same watch—same case—same works —enough to cause any man to hurry back to Simpson Crawford Co.'s for one of these accurat 7 50 Walthams at... . Main Floor. A very unusual transaction enables us to place on sale to-morrow 100 new thin model Waltham Watches, 16 size, gold filled, open face, plain polished case, stem wind and pendant set ~-GUARANTEED for 20 years—fitted with a fully tested and regulated seven- jew Waltham movement —warranted to be an ac- curate timekeeper. Special while they last at........ These descriptions tell youthat at $12.50 this watch was a good value—at $7.50 it is a value of a lifetime. =§$£—__—— Second Floor. Gloves. 3 great leaders for men and women VERY THING and span in our gle tion. Fal! ions all ready and attractively displayed. By far the most thor- oughly representative showing we've ever had, These specials for to- morrow give you an idea of the | values. Main Floor, Men's pique kid gloves in the new street shades 00 of tan for Fall—full pique + J, sewn—patent clasps; reg | ularly $1.50 soe Women’s mannish gloves—most aropul strei rlov or Fall wear treet gloves f | 00 . J a $1.50 and $1.00 QUALITY OF MEN’S AND WO- MEN’S STREET GLOVES ed at a price that wilt cletr_ them away Ina hurry to-day; a 16 of the season in men’s Fall neckwear. SIX ULTRA-FASHIONABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS FOR 2.00—EACH 35c. E WANT you and all dressy men to appreciate the advantages of our men’s furnishing department, and as an inducement that will surely bring them here to-day we ordered four hundred dozen new Fall Scarfs—made of the finest imported and domestic silks—styles and colorings superior to any 50c. al for to-morrow ait actually less than they cost when Main Floor. Lingerie waists---special at $2.95. OU know they're all the vogue this season and selling at prices considerably higher for the same quality. Their extreme popu- larity has made them scarce and much higher in price—whole-- sale—than they were several months ago, “when we recognized their possibilities as the catch-of the-season and bought generousl; Second | —deep trimmed cuffs. for taffeta siik plaid walsts, de- each for soveral excellent models Floor. for Mngerie waists, with exquisite front made of embroidery, tucks and for fine quality madras walsts, with front formed of seven box plaits, and fancy collar trimmed with tie, deep stitched cuffs. signed with gmail tucks, trimmed back and deep cuffs, in allover lace waists—silk Iined—point- oe ake, (Ping GE Chace nse tions Ape, t —incomplete assortments—mark- i" ® Children’s 1.50 shoes at 1.00 UST the shoe boys, girls, misses and children need now—correct Fall and Winter weight. These shoes are PER- FECT in every way. We secured them at a reduction of one-third from the manufacturer, because he needed his showroom space and offered us his-en- tire sample stock at one-third off for cash, ink of these prices: One thousand pairs of =chil- dren's} $1:50 shoes i are included at $1 2 patr- durable orice to-day, Y high-grade sizes: 11% to 2. and little boys’ bye , medium taxa oak soles; regular $3,00 valuesy sizes up to. mt} 1,95 Mites’ and children's lace and patent leather; w: in this lot. . heehee oy Thy are in most izes from

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