The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1905, Page 7

j ~ Troubetskoy's Successor. GT. PETERSBURG, Oct, %. Manufloft, Pro-hect of Mosoow elected to sauce betekoy as Tec Search for Lake Steamer, CLEVELAND, Oct rt Kaliyugn, Kalser’s Envoy Sails. BREMEN, L, which sailed f German Lloyd sten: Now York, had the German fates Bare Referendum for Saloons. CHICAGO, OCT, 21,—-May ne bas @ new use for ther He wents to try it on the question of whether aaloons should be closed on Munday or not. If a majority vote os @losing them 0 Obey. ager a a text boi Posse After Slayer. COATESVILLE, PA M—Fred + and killed | @ick Frein yest Mrs, Librat! T o wita whom he boarded, while » standing over @ wash (ub. After ing the Wo- an's lwurband that h la e deed, Hrein es ‘ of fifty ava ROME, OCT, %—About Ballors from the United Stave now at Naples, @ 1 oMcers and the Ce veasel, arri day expecting to be reve Pope. Ambassador W them at the Pmbaesy this after Gen. Wood at Manila, Flowers for Togo. TOKIO, Oct. 24.—Toklo's reception to- any to officers and n dined fleet was Going Abroad for Fair. 1 NORFOLK, VA., OCT. 2 George Tucker, the v mestown EB: om Now York b the hends of the departments, Two Glant Pacific Liners, SAN FRANCISCO, OCT. whl, general mo: Kalsha steams)ip the Siberia ways the bi tha Toyo Kise: between this —— MORGAN PROMISES $30,000 TO BUY CHURCH PROPERTY. AWadaworth Atheneum at Hartford |} to Kecetve Another Gift from } the Magnate, HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 4—J, Pler-| pont Morgan hns tsod a gift of $39,000 to the Wioilsworth Athen miuloh he is a t contains the pwbll @rt collections and pre Colved large gifts from Mr Mine present ono wit go tower purchase of St. Jon's Protestant copal Qhureh of cture, 0] bo delivered b Green wood Peabody « a1 Ww Majesty w Ponbody's Reciproetty. ps with the most precise ideas as ti Clothes making will fine our new sack suit “ja 7 righ,” He'll find thd pri ‘ighier and 33% % lowe than the lowest. Moe Levy & Co,, 119 to 125 Walker St. | (Three blocks east of Broadway, Branch et 1457 Broadway | of the !nspection LW | Fol * By Methods of Her Own She Makes the Part of Puckers Important, There j# a new it ‘should thods nll her own. he lines fol true, and Her Pucke ished her fy SUESINE SILK WEARS BETTER THAN SILK, | 3 | IF you haven't seen Suesine Silk Pit you can have no idea of its z | beauty, Too bad, for Suesine Silk is as fine and pretty os China Silk —which it so closely resembles | that no one can tel! the difference— | and costs half as much; the touch of cotton makes it more service- able. Is there any wonder the demand for Suesine Silk is so enormous ? Ask yout dealer for samples, Or wrte direct to us and give us his name—we'll send | the sample and thank you for the inquiry. All colore—rich and delicate, for day of evening wear, Sa nees sassesanas BS BOY KEOSD"Puckers” warbe Prince Codin New 81,000,000 OL1-Pipe Line, KANSAS CITY, Oct. U—As 9 rosult of Henry Ii Ol! off that an FOR SALE BYERY WHERE. Write to your dealer for samples, BEDFORD MILLS. , INTRODUCERS OF SEIDE GLACE ird and Meroer Sts New York Jonn Daniell SonskSons SALE OF Ladies’ Tailored Suits. TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK, togers and ¢ \|BLACK AND BLUE CHEVIOT, | “|coat 50 Inches long, tight fitting, buttoned Value through or fly front, lined to waist with "satin, plaited skirt. | $25.00, BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS, double for breasted coat, 50 Inches long, handsomely trimmed with braid, plaited skirt. SUITS of gray mixtures, coat 27 inches , Each. long with velvet collar, plaited skirt. | ‘|BROADCLOTH SUITS in Black, | Value Blue and Garnet, strapped seams, coat 50 | nches long, lined to walst with satin, plaited $27.00, skirt strapped, for | p BLACK AND BLUE CHEVIOT. SUITS, coat 46 inches long, strapped with | $20.00 several rows of stitching, lined to waist with satin, velvet collar, plaited skirt. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY, BROADWAY, 8TH AND 9TH STREETS, 5 I euchhiners ~ 66 “STREET | Oe GREET | COLUMBUS AVE, NEAR 82° ST BLANKETS of choice quality and moder ate price are submitted for your critical selection as against any offerings elsewhere. There’s a pretty penny you can save, Extra size Selected wool White blankets unusual value, $4.75 STEINHARDT & STRASBOURGER S. W. Cor. 3d Ave. and 86th Street Yorkville’sBusyDepartmentStore } DOUBLE “S, & H.” cea; Green Trading Stamps hw Monday, Wednesday, Friday of each week OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS $17.00 X all round desirability nothing touches the Premiums given for “S, & H.” Stamps. Each stamp guaranteed by the Sperry & Hutchinson Company—rated by the com- mercial agencies at more than twice the combined wealth of all other trading stamp companies in the world. VISIT US. Not only is our merchandise strictly up to jdate and our prices the lowest, but your money back if, you want it, © movemont of the ‘MARY KEOGH CREATES ANEW | W.L..IDOUGLAS TYPE OF THE STAGE SLAVEY. Each, | SN Se ee ee WL 00UGLas | §5t0 sroRe vl | y x | ah | me peer “por” skir $330 SHOES MEN, | eiiie W. L. Douglas makes and sells more men’s $3.50 shoes than any othor manufacturer in the world. $10,000 arrest etntnan” W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes have by their ex- cellent style, easy fitting and superior wearing qualities, achieved the largest sale of any $3.50 shoe in the world, They | are just as good as those that cost you $5 to $7— : the only difference is the if | could take you into my factory at Brockton, price. | ' Mass , the largest in the world under one roof making men's | fine shoes, and show you the infinite care with which every pairtot Douglas shoes is made, you wouid realize why W.k Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced anywhere, If | could show you the difference between the shoes made in my factory and those of other makes, you would under- stand why Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day, AS GOOD AS $7.00 TO $8.00 CUSTOM SHOES. “T have worn the W. L, Douglas $3.50 shoe for the past twelve years. Find them to be just as comfortable, more stylish and wear just as long as custom made shoes that cost me $7.00 to $8.00." MARTIN KELLY, 103 BE. 113th Street. BOYS SHOES, $2.00 AND $1.75. Just the same as my men’s $3.50 shoes, the same leathers, for $2.00 and $1.75» Only Fast Color Eyelets used; they will not wear brasty, CAUTION, — Nono genuine without W, L. Donglas name and price stamped on bottom. ‘Take no substitute, Sold in W Douglas exclusive shoe stores in tho principal cities, and by the best shoo dealers everywhere Catalog ¢ Stylog mailed free. We. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass, W. L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York3 « Howard Street, )956 Sixth Avenue, corner 22d Street. 345 Eighth Avenue, BROOKLYN, |708-710 Broadway, oor, Thornton St. 1867 Rroadway, corner Gates Avenue, 421 Pulton Street, corner Pearl Street. 194 Fifth Avenue. JHRSHY CIPY18 Newark Avenue. NEWARK -785 Broad Street. 1349 Bron 1447-1449 Hrondway, corner 41st St, 95 Naseau Stre B50 West 125th Street, 1 Avenue, ‘d Avenue, cor, 120th Bt, Ave, bet. 146th & 147th Sts ne a era eee pe eer WM, VOGEL & SON. Suits and Overcoats for Men, $20 The functions of our Twenty Dollar suits and Overcoats are to fit well, to withstand service and to mark men who wear them as distinctive dressers, This encompasses the qualifications of our suits and overcoats at Twenty Dollars. By the virtue of our clever tailormen, fashion and all its new knacks are given dignified expression. In these suits and overcoats our craftsmen have fused the best of good tailoring with the best of good taste. Every garment has our famous new ‘“Con- ” - * fl , cave” shoulder and ‘' Closefitting ” ccllar. The suits take fori in a series of 8 gle and double breast» models, fastioned of plain cr ¥ cheviots. cassimeres in exclusive designs, blue and black Thibets and smocth surface worsteds in a diversity of patterns. The overcoats a serigs of models in ats and medium length pvercoats—the 8 are coverts in th shades, Oxtords, black Thibets and wise wale cheviot e sil Other suits and overcoats $15 to $40, WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway Houston St. NO CONNECTION WITT! ANY OTHER STORE NEW YORK, “GOhe Qunker GOruss.’’ A New Departure, One Embracing all the Elements of a Scientific Truss, din this ortant character, suffering from The news em and deserves io receive the immediate and careful atten hernia or rupture We have become agents for the BUNKER PATENT TRUSS, and are offering these Trusses for sale on the Main Floor in the Surgical Appliance Sec:ion We are also showing the exact effec: and operauon of the BUNKER TRUSS by employing as_a means of i! (\ @ mechanical figure, The figure shows the action of the Truss on the normal abdomen in the act of breathing, and may be seen in one of our 18th Street wind THE BUNKER TRUSS is a decided innovation, being a radical departure from the old-style Hood" or band trusy and combining a yielding, spring-pressed pad with a norrelastic belt which, when held in position, holds the rupture wih just sufficlent pressure under all normal conditions and positions of the body and exerting an increased inward pretsure where temporary enlargement of the abdomen or ins teased internal pressuretakes place, such asinvoluntary strain in coughing or sneezing, The medical profession generally acknowledges, say the owners of the BUNKER TRUSS, that the old band iruss is an insrument of torture to the wearer, and ins stead of relieving frequently serves to aggravate and increase the ruplure by pressing 50 as to enlarge the orifice and inflame the parts, thereby increasing the danger of strangulaticn, The generally large, hard back pad, pressing upon the sp ne, frequently affects the kidneys, and often renders the patient liable to paralysis. At best the band truss is unsanitary ; some pads absorb moisture. the band rusis and, being made of an inflexible metal, it does not conform to the irregular of the body. Its cir cumferenée is a fixed size and whether the patient sits, stands or lies the size is unchanged The BUNKER TRUSS is made of a specially woven belt, in sizes to suit any patient, and provided with means for increasing or decreasing the girth. ht is Revers ible for right or left hernia, The BUNKER TRUSS is fully guaranteed, and satisfaction is assured or your money re urned. If you are inserested come to the store and let the superiority of the BUNKER TRUSS be demonstrated to yeu. (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, 18th, Centre.) “THE WORLD: TUFSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1%». (CTA Rrithanee¥! 2) (0 vse (Sir CHIN Wcetrat'ng the neweit New Yori fashirns is now ready Sent NO CONNECTION WITT? ANY OTHER STORE "THE BIG STORE! * * "ACITY IN ITSELF SIEGEL COOPERE. Use the into the Store. You Will Find Ita Grea eee fice to any aides Convenience, teyend the limits of Many Use It ent \ ? sm cu re_u'ar wacon de- Bite. SIXTH AVE. pexica'vic umm AS *ISTS, livery service. Weil NEW YORK. fer it torday. “Red Lotter Day’? at the Big Sore. | Important News for Collectors of “‘S. @ H.” Stamps. 10'S. @ H.”" Green Trading Stamps free to each person present ing an ‘S$, @H."’ Trading Stamp Book to-morrow at the Yremium Parlor on the Fifth Floor. As usual, Single ‘‘S. @ H."’ Green Stamps wiil be given with pure chases amounting to 10c or more, S/50.% Parlor Suites Reduced to 87 5 A High Class Manuracturer, Deciding to Close Out His Line, Sacrificed His Entire Stock to Us, i A Maker of High Class Furniture is discontinuing a cettain Perlor Sute—the first one flustrated, identical with those we have bought from this same maker and retailed at $150.00, fe sold us all his stock at such an astoundingly low figure that we are able to QUOTE PRICES EXACTLY ONE-HALF. d It is the most stupendous value wehave offered in years. It is a sensational o fering extra- ordinary because the elegance of this particular suite makes the price ridiculously low. Tne rich- ness of its coverings, the thoroughly finished and massive frames, and the unusually excellent workmanship will appeal to you at once. And when we say $75 instead of $150.09, we are Tho picture gives a faint idea of the $150 Sutes in ths sa’e at $75.00 Each of the five pieces has massive frame fir ished in Mahogany Heh polished, teaviy carved. ‘The ushoisters ing hes been done with the greatest care and skill. The coverings ere fFer offering you a value that must astound even Furniture Veterans $75 ‘ At $75.00 they are te . ‘ derful vaiucs $65.00 5-Piece PARLOR SUITES, $82.00 5-Pie $53.00 5-Piecs PARLOR SUITESA 5 QQ covered w veront ag covered w covered with verona velour, ’ 00 gree’ velour, 7 “ a $46.00 5.Piece PARLOR 9U! TES, | $9 cePARLOR SUITES, $75.00 5:PiecePARLOR SUITESG§ QQ) 1 overed with mash 78.00 covered wil damask covered with green verona 38.00 red with silk damask, ’ : ’ asuires : * ~ at \ covered with m r " Lariat covered with green verona 3 QQ |i few 68" P1500 812500 5-Pice PARLOR SUITES, $74.00 5:Picce PARLOR 874.00 sPitce PARLOR SUITES Game 90.00 Suir ts covered wih sik 6 BQ covered with silk plush 0.00 #3400 Pisce PARLORSUITES $77.00 S-Piece PARLOR $100.00 5+ Piece PARLOR SUITES, | covered with silk plush 5.90 4 : > covered with green panne 25.00 3-Pirce fo) TES, Pen tend SA SEM GOTO [ates 85.00 ee ane TES 9.00 $82.00 5-Piese PARLOR $65.005-Piece PARLOR SUITES covered with silk damask $25.00 3- PARLOR SUITES: SUITES rend wunsikpiar 69,00 BBO |SEr seer AnLaA SITES 6g Partor Furniture of Colonial Design. All are reproductions of some of the most artistic, exclusive, high priced furniture in the world. They are intense'y accurate copies. and while fully a3 beautiful, will sell at about one-third less than the originals because of the mere fact that they are not the originals. For n> other reason what ever, Frames are birch, mahogany finish; some upholstered and rome frame backs. Seats are covered with loose cushions which are attached to the front posts w.th . cord and tassel to match coverin Sold in suites or separately, and the prices are ...+... pee eee terete teenies vonnss Parlor Suites, $69. Colonial As the illuctration shows, this is a three-piece suit of the Colonia, design, It is easily recognized as one of the most graceful artiste patterns that has won faver in the present year, Has $69 upholstered backs w s, fastened at the posts with ( cords and tassels to ngs. The frames are very highly polished and fir For two days the price s reduced to $09, \ This Sale Continues for Two Days een Fionn Te Special Sale of Sapanese Silk Lambreguins, Some made with git embroidery, while others have embroidered silk flowers. The ratterns are in many floral designs and colerings, and comprise red, blue, white, olive, nile, rose and yellow All are ornamented with Jong silk tassel fringe. Special prices for Wednesday. oro price. | S190] 91/5] $250] $2.75] $3.00] $350] $4007 $5.00] $0.00 new price | $1.20 | $1.50 | $2.10 | $2.25 | $2.65 | $3.00 | $3.59 | $4.25 | $5.25 French Witton Rugs. Rich, Colorful Oriental Rug Patterns and Designs. These superb floor coverings come to us direct from a maker whore rugs are noted for their wonderful beauty of desis enduring wear, The price weput on them is lower than ever before quoted for rugs of equal quality $44.50 ee - oo Rugs like these are much more economical than carpets, because they will fit almost anv room without cutting oF sewing. and because they can be more readily lifted and cleaned. Size 9x12, Special Sale of Bigelow Axminster Rugs. Specials in the Small Rugs. Two sizes in these wonderfully handsome Russ: especially | EXTRA HIGH GRADE QUALITY AXMINSTER RUGS in desirable for Parlor, Library and Dining Room or Bed Chamber, | choice colorings and designs, in two sizes ae renssge $sbxl 2.0, regularly $35, Special 27.80 | 36x63, regularly $6.75, special HS} ; Ste y $7.50, special Size $.3x10.6, regularly $30 va) 24.75 1 AXMINSTER RUGS in attractive céloringe and rich Oriental effects Sale of Smith's Axminster Rugs. fh pet maker e der Smiths S aia mith vein song HEE ean pingrats y $42, speci a Oriental paiterns predominate. larly $2.75 ; Sizg 9.0x1 2 arly $25, Special 19,25 La ) WILTON AND BRUSSELS MATS in bright celine. Ps 4 Reduced specially for a'e bf la 250, Spe a a rain Cat ots ie TAPESTRY BRUSSELS MATS at 32c a pees BODY BRUSSELS MATS at Bic 500 yards of INGRAIN CARPETS, as the Granite bri h colorings, pretty de inte’ value at 35c special 1o-mo WILTON MATS at Below High Grade Orunks Manufacturer's Cost. NEED A TRUNK? If you do, here’s an opportunity such as may not again present itself for many months to come, Through a lucsy trade transaction we obtained 254 superior Trunks from a well. known maker at an unusually low figure. It being our custom to share good fortune with the public, wonderful vatues in Trunks is the natural result. . THESE ARE STRONG, SE.VICEABLE AND WELL CONSTRUCTED TRUNKS, the kinds sure to give thorough satis/action, and, moreover, they ro goodsiooking and stylishly built. WE THINK THIS IS THB BEST TRE OFFcR EVER ANNOUNCED That's a broad statement, but the Trunks are here to substantiate our claims. The assortment Is good and includes: DR SKIRT TRUNKS, Bal -« TRUNKS, WARURUBE TRUNKS, STEAMER TRUNKS, MEN'S [RAVELLING TRUNKS, Space limitation does ot permit us to give youa detailed list, but the special prices range trom $5.75 to $05.00, aoe ; 3 Every trunk is tagged, and if you will just double the SPECIAL PRICES, you will get a fair idea of the regular selling figures, Third Floor East.)