The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1905, Page 5

ROT Pe SMAATHP OKT TVA VACTAY satraw mar THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENTING, OCTOBER 20, 1905, 5 Hackett. Carhart 5@ Broadway at Thirteenth St. For Boys’ Suits, & 5 00 Otercoats, Reefers, Sn cereecnenrecnnaalentea sine esis ne inn Ale Am . WOULD GIVE LIFE FOR L.EPERS. ae | | Be Wuanafe Sine Store Closes at 5:30 P. M, Sale of $3 and $3.50 DERBIES At $1.75 Value $7.50. oo Weare specializing on Boys’ Suits, Reefers and Over- coats at Five Doilars, And since they have become & specialty with usit means greater values, better fabrics and styles than most shops afford at Five Dolars. This col- lection involves garments upon which our own organiza- lion of tailormen have expended much of their power. If you would see these suits you wiil recognize them.as the | greatest values ever offered. ! RUSSIAN and SAILOR SUITS for boys of 214!to 10, in sev- eral models of English serges in navy, royal, rediand brown, with large silk ties. NORFOLK SUITS for boys of 8 to 16, of'chewiots,in. smartr mixtures, Extra pair of trousers with each suit. TOURIST OVERCOATS and THREE-QUARTER REEF- ERS, made of fancy overcoating and Baltic friezes, in blue ai gray, lined with Venetian. Manufacturers’ Samples—that's the reason for the little! ‘price. The hats are spic-span new. The variety includes all the various shapes produced by this concern. ‘The felt is of Superior quality ; all trimmings are of the best. All of the Derbies are black. The regular prices are $3 and 33,50— |! today you choose for $1.75 each, Second floor, Ninth atreet. When these suits were given to our tailormen all the Specifications of a $15 | Suit went withthem, We endeavored to find out whether we could not offer to the men of New York the greatest values ever Presented. The suits have just arrived from our tailormen and we are surprised with the splendid results, They are fashioned in single and double breasted sack suits of black thibets and fancy cheviots, in rich, new designs, with all the new knacks of | Style, But instead of $15 we place them on sale special at $12.50, Men’s Suits at $15 These are suits that you'd expect to pay $18 or $20 for. They are made in the | — Models to Admire In R & G CORSETS | Thousands of women owe their grace of carriage, their stylish figures and |! their comfort to R & G Corsets They're | popular for many good reasons, Bien the i. & G prices are very moder- ate, indeed, The picture shows a handsome model for the average figure. ‘The corset is well made, of fine coutil and neatly finished. It fits to perfection. And | yet the price is only Two Dollars, Of course there are many other models, Here are descriptions of three: At $1, worth $1.75—An R & G model of fine batist figures, which at- tracts | and shapeliness; beautifully fnished with lace and ribbon | At $1.50, worth $2.50—R & G Corsets; || light, pilable, shapely and strong: for medl- um and full figures; supporters at {ront and ides, At $3,00-—A handsome R & G model; sulted } Special Sale of Men’s Suis P | Fresh jrom Our Tatlormen at $12.50 For Girls’ Cleber Frocks $890 & Coats, Value $12.50. new long single and double-breasted models, with a dash and style that identify | them with the work of the higher priced custom tailor. Rough-surtace black | and blue worsteds, black thibets and cheviote in @ diversity of exclusive pat: | erns, and cassimeres in all the new tones, | Men’s Suits at $20 and $25 At $20, These suits at $20 concern the handsomest showing of worsteds | The collection of Frocks and Coats at $8,90 involves several chic new models that have been partlemteny te lected for style and service, We don’t believe other shops afford like values. To be mentioned are the followln, models in this $8.90 series of Frocks and Coats ‘forgitls of, 6 to I4r Regulation Sallor Suits, of serges, in navy, royal-andfred, Pull kilted skirt. Tworplece models, watst of red taffeta silk, with tucked yoke and ick, finished at shoulders in epaulet effect. Plaitedesktrt of blue rae, fastened to walst by gilt buttons, use Dresses, In gray, green and brown, Tuckedswhite yoke, nbellished with Persian brald, Shoulder capes edgedswithylace, , Full kilted skirt. hepherd Plaid Dresses !n Russian models. The Girls’ Coats at $8,90, Sises:4 to $4, Full-length Coats, of red, blue and brown heavy: cloth. Oollar, iffs and lining of gray bearskin, vouble-breasted full-length Coats, of fine pebble cheviot,, navy, 2 . SETTER ODGENS WANTS WORK AMONG LEPERS Poter Hotgens, a p pert and Instructor, of N Street, Newark, Tarlo by ashe a vow ar: we have ever prorented; the fabrics, the weaves, the colorings, are all in new and exclusive effects. We have these in black and blue | Suits ag well as ir rough and smooth surface worsteds at $20, At $25, Single and double-breasted sutts of exclusive hard-finished worsteds in smart new designs, medium and dark tones, in stripes, checks and plaids; also plain black worsted, A good tailor would charge $40 for the identical suits, Our price, $25, Sale of New Fall Top Coats at $r2 This sale involves the new top coais in short and medium length models They are fashioned of coverts in all the new shades and black and ‘gray. overt| coatings, They are marked by acharacter and distinctiveness that establishes their superiority over ordinary ready-made top coats, Sale of Silk-Lined Overcoats at $18 | raiip of the Order of “| HEAT FREE OF COST | BY USING THE yal and brown; lining of red flannel, Silk emblem on ‘sleeve, mast bmy BY : aah tn it OF) avy “Heat-Light’” fy ihe a Seares Bie bust, small tapering waist, long over hips tds aras L] ‘ My and abdomen; made of excellent qu Verily, these are luxurious garments in every phase, The rich unfinished black } 4 , up oer Gas Jet Generator Second floor. Tenth are f lendid tailoring, are all ey aie Nelyet cordyroy, full-length Coats, in Russtansmodels, with white worsted, the silk lining, the splen ee 4 luxury, to be had at the kia belt: ort green, tan and royal blue, The heat your gas Jot | of this co! Wastes te” caren ott) || |———$—-—— _— a ————! |] modest price, $18, irene into t v tr ut nity, Modgens Js ins IN (alenalted one” py Double-breasted long Coats, In blue, brown andegreen cloths, hav- hirty years old ar nmarrie: re mee th ‘wil \ "Tn waiting patent tr sve cat Gene ‘vetel’ | JOHN WANAMAKER, | Sale of Cravenette Overcoats at $z5 ee b oY room, The Fashioned in the loose 52-inch long model on liberal graceful lines, Made of —— - gray bard-finished worsted, They're werth $20. Our special Price, $15, ————— from the Order of the Sacred Heart | ‘ formerly 4. T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth ave., 9thand 10th sts SUNDAY WORLD WANTS W ORK MONDAY WONDERS. Yoga Drothars | Night til 10 AD Sie, AK Bi Aye ME 1.50. | a eee Saisee. T. KELLY 263 Sixth Avenue, New York, Only Entrance to Clothing Dept. Through Furniture Store. Open Saturday Evening Until 10. Modish Apparel for Men. '| To be well dressed and in good style is a prime requisite seep 4 Fplael af CSC Open Saturday Nig it. si —" | “GET A SHOEMAKERS FIT” Sixth Avenue, Fl corms’ 4 FRAMING: OPPENIELIM Corner 21st St. | |] a | ane fu, b | : Nee eaty! { shabbily clad EAI Pa . \ in business, You can’t go around shabbily clad and get HARLEM: iss! » HOE MAKE RS i the attention of busy men. A Kelly Suit will do more to “ | Hf ; 260 West 125th St | Bos oo ; sme ce 7 give you a prosperous appearance than anything you hi ee. : meal can buy. Dress Well On $1.00 a Week, A Wonderful | Men's Top Coats i € For paddling through If you’re at sea on the £2 tnt aster covarihi act f ¢ Ls . : ‘an an coverts; shot bd 2 street puddles that “Dow Derby question and don’t "boxy model and beautifully tal ble’ shoe of ours is the j Nd ' } $ 00 d know just what shape you ored, The most popular fall . : ated want this Fall— | MYM OVEECOAL, eeeeesssver vesrnes K Not waterproof like rub: | aaa ate | Everywhere else in the land shoe prices have advanced or values jj ber—no leather shoe is, but] We're in a position to give Men’s Suits 4 4 waterproof for all ordinary you unprejudiced advice as ill | are inferior to the same prices of a season ago, except with § wear, thanks to a double to what's most becoming to \. the Frazin & Oppenheim $3.00 Shoe, It’s simply made ff thickness of waterproof lea» you, for we've a very un Pi 1 th vondertft value at f! ther all over, with oil-silk usual variety of blocks and our shoe all the more wonderful a between in the welt anda don’t care at all which we $3.00, We’re the makers—nineteen of Our Fi jaye of waterproofing be-/sell, The late Fall models in Sack Suits show the long coat with jcither deep centre or side vents, # Ours have every detail that \ makes a suit ‘snappy’ and $4 5;00, ry | P “smart.” In fancy worsteds cheviots and black thibets; both, stores sell our own product, There is no ence the i — $3 and $4, single and double breasted, . ‘ the stylish ‘Pedes- -_ aeeinnn= sel Wan ane ' , shoe for man or woman in the same jf) 9, y : ayaa } ; i ; s fl trian” last, Same with soft hats, $3.50 Youths’ Suits i! ce for near the same price, STYLES—LEATHERS—FIT—Range of Lasts—sizes and f]| $s, to $8, These are big, easy College cut ‘ 1 4 ideas—substantiate its numerous superiorities. Rocers, Prur & Coupany,|Rocers, Purr & Company, Oe tee a, cet ee: | mamsecienins 1 Three Broadway Stores, Three Bioadway Stores, 43 will recognize its distinctive style $ | ()-00 ! yy © 28 842 1260 | 258 842 1260 | at once, In thibets, fancy wor- i d | 4s it at | opposite near opposite steds and cheviots,.....cu.e0, “se Warren St. 13th St. Jad St.| City Hall, Union Square. Greeley Square oa a re = i Ul Oe@S at an i Hats $2.00 and $2.50 Men's Shoes $2.50 i || New Derbles in all the popular shapes, Box and satin calf and velour, Bluchar 1 | New Pearl Telescope, $1.75 Style, dressy, serviceable, perfect fitting, In no other establishment in New York is such a hand-built shoe possible at $4 and $5, In these two grades we present the ultra.styled lasts and leathers. Glove.like fit is accom. | The VERY BEST WHISKEY is ; plished with luxurious ease to your foot, The exhibit we present—and the | | values—in either the $4 or $5 shoes for men and women will be a revela. | tion to you in clever shoemaking. ae Family Footwear in $1 and $2 Grades. By family footwear we mean shoes for every member of the household—father—mother—sister—brother and baby. A fit for every foot in your choice of a 86™STREET (| COLUMBUS AVE, AND 3*°AVE NEAR 82"? S'T, The steady friendships our gloves ral | will grow more rapidly than ever, now that | the counters at the Third Aye, and the; atl | Columbus Ave, rival each other, , PURE—-OLD—MELLOW abba of a pri ye shoes. Every || is ) SOLD EVERYWHERE For stout, serviceable street wear we er Known to shoe-bui ding an every shoe i /H, B, KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers, Distillery, recommend: assuring lastingness of wear and com- NEW YORK FRANKFORT, Ky, The “Venus” fort. At $1 or $2, the best values in the universe, Dighteenth Street Bullding, Star Glove, 1 clasp mannish, Paris point back, $1.0 Catalog Sent Free, THE PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS | ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, 0 per pair. |