The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1905, Page 5

THE NEAR-GREEK Classic Effects Seize Town, but Can’t Dislodge French Heels from Favor. ATHENIAN MAIDS, BUT— Venus Didn't Know About Botticelli Hair, Corsets and Other Trimmings. bY ALICE ROHE. ‘The Greek robe Is all the rage in Lon- @on, It was about happen, thne for something to Jcapatch reached New The result: Why, half n-dressmaker-and-be- year’ artists have Deaten all records ketting to the bar. gain counter for those soft, clinging ef- t you know. As for purple C start | rs, i? in a “The Greek Robe I6 So Aesthetic |” ‘There was a new craze due, 60 it! Might just as well be the Greek robe, ‘We've had the Louls Seize hat, the Lor x0 shoo, the Louls Quatorze @oat and the Pompadour skirt, and not to be missed, the Botticelli hair, Now Gomes the Athenian maid effect. with all Droadway trying to look like a Greek goddess, and Fourteenth atreet| Venus de Medici, and Harlem's way of fashion doing a Mttle of Venus de Milo posing on its own hook. | They'll Wear 'Em All WM the Greck fcown supplant the| Wrench heel, the Hnglish Gainaboro and| the Italian oolffure of Botticelli? Well Dardly, That's where you don't know your New York, Tt may do in England to follow the Qreek stmplicity, but tn progressive Manhattan we ladics won't stop under any restrictions No; we'll weer all les at once, it of it! Here ts a bunch of ana- Ghronisms that would make even the @tage manager of a historical musical @omedy turn green with envy. ‘We'll wear our Greek gowns, if you , with our Botticell! braids, our nch heels, our Suede «loves, our Gainsboros and anything we please, The old Greeks didn’t know everything about 1 guess. son |She pronounces the Greck guwn 4) _ J OS ait Mise Tottle Tubbe Thinks the Greek Robe Is “Sweetly Pretty.” Tubbs has a few things to say on that subject, Skinny women who look like trights tn low neck and short sleeves always call themselve: ite, says Mise Tubbs, Anybody kn that Greek mown shows off the arms and neck, and just look at hers, She thinks the new atyle 1s “sweetly pretty,” But who ever heard of a female per- who didn’t conelder herself of svelte and perfect figure even !f she tipped the soales at 20, Miss Tubbs, who lives !n Harlem, will wear a Greek gown or know the reason why. Think of the lines it will give the plump lady, sa; Miss Tottle Tubbs, who !# a connolaseur on fat Portla Primm lives in Hobok she sa New York girl just the Bhe does all her buying In the New York swell shops on—on Fourteenth street. | Bhe 1s a thin lady who desptses em- bonpoint and considers any hiding of “nea by sordid rolls of flesh vulgar, doar, It 1s @ aesthetic, you know Corseta Will Stay, of Course. ‘The London fashion information ends with the query whether the Greek gown will bring about the discarding of oor- aots, Well, there may be @ doubt tn London, but not in New York corsetiores have already begun to IS THE GIRLS’ LATEST & | O' Flannagan Tho | the A Greek Up to Date, a la Broadwa Botticelll Hair, Gainsboro’ Hat, Louls Quinze Shoes, wrinkle their brows, but they needn't worry, The oorset !s as dear—and as near for that matter—to the heart of the New York lady as her powder puff. Bo it will be a costume a la greque | With corsets, Lf you please, There were a few things those old Greeks could learn from the up-to-date New Yorkers, Ladies with classic pro- Mies are d-e-l-{-g-h-t-e-d, but don’t think & more matter of a nose Is going to keep Yetta Rubinsky or Bridgetta from wearing @ Greek robe. No, the prospect is we are doomed to such a lovely mix-up of foot-high pom. dours and Greek draperies, French heels aw noses urehit ument Athenian robes, retrousse classic gowns that a modern ral potpourri would be a mon- simplicity as the ladies keep their Greek evening and theatre use the y be avolied. It remains for Anthony Comstock, Bernarr Macfadden or the Flatiron Bullding to decide the outdoor effects, ——— Pastor Aooepts Call, Rev. J. Alexander Brown, pastor of Street Reformed Church, in haa accepted a call to the hurch of Cilfton, N, J. In the fashion despatch from London whioh tells of tho entrance of two mod- @rn Greek godesses into a theatre box olad {n the atyle of Minerva, the note fs mnde that the costumo !s particularly adapted to avelte faures, Svelte? Well, Who Isn't? Bvelte Ngures, indeed, Miss Tottte Mid Byery person Suffering with @ Cold or Grippe should obtain a vial of my Cold Cure, 0 ove I guarantee that th! | It will cure ol and Pneumonia 4, throat and lungs almost immediately Colds, and prevent Grippe, Diphtheria The blend used in Turkish Trophies combines all the characteristics of high-class Turkish tobacco in one perfect, mellow harmony, Rich, but mild—fragrant, but not pungent—satisfying, but delicate, give at a moderate price the qualities that cigarettes costing $wice as much claim as their distinguis! 10 FOR 10 CENTS hing characteristics, THE FLAG GIRIS-Exquisite reproductions of large size (6x9 Inches) in fourteen colors, of the famous paintings; serles of 25 beautiful women in characteristic national costume, Effective decoration for den, club-room or cafe, The whole series sent postpald for 25c, S, ANARGYROS, 111 Fifth Ave, New York, WORTD: THTSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1905, i i a a aa ih a i cl i ai te din ti ain NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHE BIG STORE | | GE | ie ) 10 SIXTH AVE. peer ae ai tie FOUNTAIN NEW YORK. AC Sale of P Slightly Used Brass Bed- ? steads and an usually Attractive ’ A Great and Renal Pianos, List of Specials in Best Quality Housefurnishings. | | French Wilton Rugs | Wonderful Imitations of the Oriental Ask our Carpet Man to show you these wonderful Rugs. Compare textures, color ngs and designs with our Orientals. Even an expert in Orientals must admire the copies. The sheer for which Antique Orientals are famous is found in our French Wiltons, and the Wil- ton patterns are direct copies of Oriental Rugs that m&y have cost thousands 4G, Po} of dollars. The 9x 12 feet size, regularly $50.00, special for to morrow at e BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, best quality in this very durable TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, extra heavy quality, with « floor covering: extensive range of designs and colorings. closely woven nap, in medallion and all-over effecisi 13.50 Size 9x12; special to-morrow, special to-morrow, U Volvot Rugs Linoloums and O¢toloths , Choice assortment of these popular floor coverings We are A splendid showing of 9x12 sizes at 19,75 and 21.50 offering special values in the following. 25.50 special prices for to-morrow, 65c, grade Linoleum at Adc ‘ aoe AXMINSTER RUGS, a rich high-pled fabric in colorings wo | 350 S4g@ Geum M 24 fut any vurtoundingty size Sx421 tpecial toe see ae Bc 196 morrow, 19,25 P (Slogel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor.) Pictures Under Half Price Pictures for every taste and pictures for every purse. Hundreds upon hundreds of some— only one or two of others; but all to go at half and less than half the regular selling price. | Spend as much or as little as you like. Pay half a dozen pennies for a pretty little passepartout —or half a hundred dollars for an art gem in colors that bears a famous artist's name. : No matter what you pay—you'll get twice your money's worth and lots of artistic pleasure, Landscapes of Pretty Scones that rest C Chotce Signed Vustels the eye and mind; also. popular figure p! duisite bite, each beart and “Fish and Game” things in handsome he h . Ls pieces tn 1% Inch gilt black-borterea worth tess th atures framed in oid burnished trapies: woul be a bargain at OS aihe Worth Toes chan BOE eit amen, special 3.75 Le Colored Pictures: Exceptionally fine and) Ourles of Eamous Paintings, | d F jolt color: |hly polit Oe) protection {W165 on w Typea in the popular “Yard of Plow fr 69¢ § special unusually good new subjects tn 1%-Inch frame. Were * t big vale special, y sie ed, rom i for § Paintings Gume and Fish Panels, tn three-inch & res and Figure Pletures, tn PIP dark ook frames, very ihuch re rich dark eer frames; gold vondacapes and othe duced in price; spect 1,25 hurntshe 1.00 one gilt frames, rorners. fi with hed rorners and matched cornorns & ne lott apecial . AT Ma-vest Moon and Pastoral Symphony 810 Fro gilt a Moon an DF Pastels, in oak tram Plettres in 4-inch Fi 0 gold burnish (si gold burnished fran 4.00) er) tat Thin woor e {6 An-& Ware Rest and Costs Les | El-an-Ge Ware made and GUARANTEED by Lalance & Grosjean, This Gray Enamel Ware is equal to the very best on the market, although the prices are from 25 to 5o per cent less. 1 ¢ special, TEA LOTR | BREAD RAISERS—with covers, 14-4t.. CONVEX COOKING POTS—12-at., 620; Heat, We; Beat Bae i @lo.; 1 %-at., he 1b-at, Tio; 20-qt, 1100 sat, Be, | CLIMAX BAUCEPANB—with covers, 9- | t,, 8O0,; B-at, i Tqt, ‘420 | STEWING OR PILESERY LiPrep Be vat sLituei nice | KERELMS—no covers. B-ct, 1bc.; 4 t, INo.; B-Qt., 20.) '0-at., bt 10-qt, Bo.; 12-at., | convarx SAUCE POTS—with, covers, Bhat, Bho; O-qt, Bho; Oat, * Bho _.| SEAMED STRAIGHT POTS—no covers, 4-at, $80; O-qt, 220; § at, 800 at, Be.) 12-40, MILK OR RICK BOILERS —with o Lat, WBo.; Bat, 400; 8-r SAUCEPANS—with Be.; 8-qt, 20c,; 4-at., LIPPED SAU novi BAe. ; dat 6-qt, 290.) 8-at, Twat, Be; 10+) at, ay at, S20 SAUCEPANS'— with i SM-at, 20c.; U-at $ In the World’s Sreatest Srocery | Spoetal Wednesday Offerings Coffees and teas of the wonderfully rich flavor and rare drinking qualities that have spread the name and fame of the Siegel Cooper Food Mart. Also new and special values in staples and dainties at prices which prove how entirely our brains and energies are focused upon this one thought of giving you the choicest at the lowest possible cost. Each of the items quoted shows how fully you share the price advantages secured through our carload and shipload deals. —Fancy Spring pickings delicious flavors—delicate COFFEE — “COMBINA. || Peas™ fancy TION JAVA,'"a blend of Teas FORMOSA OOLONG, fancy, mild, sweet flavored 5 Javas produnes @ most ex YOUNG HYSON, ENCLISH BREAKFAST, [5 lbs., $2.00 NCL 4 } JAPAN, |Lb., 43c GUNPOWDER, quisite cup of coffees 5 Ibs U DER, for $1.00; perb, 22¢ INDIA CEYLON. naa; | Usually sold at 60c. and 70c. per Ib. “Fountain brand, finest quality Break- fast Cocoa; has no equal; can't be made better; its rich, smooth and delicious; try acanjhalf: Ib. can, 15c Soups — “Schimmel’s | Winm Pudding — Greens centrated Soups; ail = cane for 286.) per,enh. 7 | TEAS~Ccod quality Oolong, Mired er Englith Breakfast oa 9 | ying, OMnade tt hh Lea beth be | Teas for general or kitchen uses 5 Ibs. for $1.00; per Ib, SVC ingredients: enough extra standard grade hares tforn y I peop ean egular iGo, 8 Exton’s Celebrated Butter Crackers, dame—Pure fruit jam ts de Made in Trenton, N, J.: have no equal; fuffy in texture, shortens | Wii Mme nna, Silents ou butte . taney ing solely best grade butter; distinctly characteristicmonce an| our “Home- Made Jame ‘Manzanilla Ollves,”’ t= | “Exton Cracker” is used, always used—been on the market for] they are ean yee 04 tyalt, crlep, ony) Bae fay, | 58 years. | lan't this sufficient recommendation? Special 2 dosen, 1,76, ain ors remular, 20c; hotties 14S | value for Wednesday, per Ib. 10c; 3 Ibs for 7C) sar, 1 made Jn an, tnetant: 8 pkgs — Sardines—"Harel for 230; pks., e , cy. French Kyrvp-ipenimie” pare re: Siegel Cooper's for Coffee mected et table syrup; excelien' fi ’ 5} per d for griddle cakes) quart | GENUINE “ARABIAN MOCHA," direct shipment received — eciins can, n notwithstanding the discouraging reports regarding the limited Sra apie 4 Fresh and crisp, | 8 Ib fivepereted rs pe Me consignment of Mocha to this couniryWe always keep it) Iviiday Mixed \, for ahs Mulr Peaches or Golden Apri- | in sock; sweet, fine flavored, pungent bean; 3 Ibs for $1 0356 pe ben ree Drops! i 1060. cots, jusclous, meaty fruit; ati | per Ib, Cateup—'"Fountain” drand;| Pranee—Just arrived from| Crackors—Freth from the made this peason trom fresh | the const, fancy new Santa| oven#; the celebrated choco: y fipe toma-| Clara Prunes, rich, m: late and vanilla Tea Wavors witively no. artificial | tender frult, small pit Iarge| very dai or ib, | LOM used; it's pure, | al wapaglng 55 to the Ib ; nd delicate; pint| special, be, 150; Ib, So Manel ae An iae coves Jo made w past materia 0 Soap—Fairba Glycerine pack ane, his Snrdines—"LLatour" taney im- | Tar” Boap| en RE daduted ssnet ported Ol Sardines; 4s} doz- | hands; regular cakes; (3! (Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth en, 1.85; can, 120 | cakes doe oor.) “Yew Victory’’ Sewing Machines Speotally Priced at $1 1.95 and $12.95 There are many sewing machines offered at fabulous reductions—advertised so that you are led to believe that you get one for almost nothing Many such are not reliable. In the light of this fact it will certainly pay you to come to the Big Store and purchase the “ NEW VICTORY” BALL BEARING SEWING MACHINE. The Integrity of The Big Store Is our Protection We have handled the ''New Victory” for ten vears and have found that it gives the best satisfaction of any tewing ma- chine, This is because it is accurately made of absolute! materials, We GUARANTEE the “New Victory,” also keep it in perfect repair for five years. Drop head Sree 11.95@ 12.95 highly polished; all the latest attachments, ‘The prices Easy Payment Plan, Too, if you desire. A small sum down and monthly pay after, No collectors, no confusion. Following are o! offerings We carry a full line of Cebine Parlor and Desk Style—querter sawed oak « high piano polith. Specially priced and also 10 be had « Easy-Payment Plan. (BieRel Cooper Store, Third Poor, Contre), ‘VICTORY” SEWING MACHINES, automatic 18.50 lift. made to sell for $45, at - “VICTORY” SEWING MACHINES, 17.50 16,50 J mal made to sell at $40, at ‘VICTORY” SEWING MACHINES, made to sell at $35, at y 16°&19"STS, very Purchase Amounting to 10¢. [3 Gallon Kegs": Sale of Orunks A Trunk Maker's surplus at enormous reductions, Good, strong, well made trunks-—almest every style of trunk is represented, and at prices One-half Lower Than Like Quall- ties Were Ever Offered in This City. Dress Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Skirt Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Certainly a most attractive assoriment of trunks INITSELF Every grade, every sivletie regular values of which range from $10 to $100; specially $d to 35d priced for this sale at (Stewel. Cormer Btore Third Floor, Fenat.) Hand Painted China Exquisite bits of Limoges ware. Hand painted in beautiful or'ginal designs by a famous French artist. His signature appears on every pieee. A splendid chance to buy rich gifts for little money of to beautify your own table with valuable art gems at half and less than half valve $1.25 DESSERT OR SALAD PLATES. Special at 55¢ $1.00 BREAD AND BUTTER FLATES. Special at 30¢ $3.00 COMPORTIERS OR SALAD BOWLS. Special at $1.25 $2.50 HAND PAINTED CELERY TRAYS. Special $1.00 $1.00 HAND PAINTED CUPS AND SAUCERS. Special at Bic $3,50 HAND PAINTED CHOP DISHES. Special at $1.75 (Siegel Cooper Store Third Floor, Front, 19th 8t) Rich, Deep Cut Stass Wherever you are—don't miss this Cut Glass Sale | If you have any intention of buying Cut Glass, either now or for gifts later on, you owe it to yourselves to see this glorious exhibit, It's a display that does us proud. A display that’s an educa- tion as well as an economy. A display you couldn't see the like of in a whole day's journey round. . i 50 ¢ UT ne CRUETS, | $8 LEMONADE JUGS. 3-pint ‘ancy rich deep | size. woo ly handsome cute i Faney rah Sore sutoat Og, | oe wonderfully handsome cu $3.50 50 CUT GLASS OLIVE TRAYS. | $5.75 Tall, Richly Cu: Gtess $3.75 tound handle; very COMPORTS, . $1.45 | ss CUT GLASS DECANTERS, various styles and sizes, with handles and $1.95 | wichours all beautiful deep cus ung, $3.95 $2.50 $10 FRUIT COMPORTS, superb values * AND CREAM SET Large size; deeply CU evacee $4.50 MAYONNAISE BOWL. Bright crystal: rich deep cut $4 CELERY TRAYS. : Brillias . q brilliant deep Stet eel go. ge | eins $5.00 (Siogel Cooper Store, 34 floor, front, 10th St, Le ye aap napa ae Tag npg} Music Hits from Marie Cahill’s New Musica! Comedy, To-day hundreds are singing and the cleverest, wittiest songs ever published, For Store announces a sale at 15¢'E copy of the fo! ‘owing particu “Toonshine”’ whistling them—certainly some of to-morrow our Music * Robinson Crusoe's Isie,"’ | "Don't Be ou Ain't,” | J2, ‘Mr, Bonaparte,” Cc “ Hundred Years from Now,"’ operas have been reduced so sensationally immedia‘ely after initial Appearance, Musle stores are asking 25¢ and 30¢ for sam we are selling for 1 2c, AM IS, == Woolen Blankets Three Hundred pairs 5-pound, 11-4 size. white woolen blankets, with spun cotton warp binding The quality and value are so meritorious and the price so unusually a ig we must limit wo to & customer, and NO MAIL ORDERS. They won't stay here long, so come e Which opened last night at the Liberty Theatre arly successful songs “De Conjure Man,” On sale toemorrow in our Music Siore—first time that prices of the songs of comic isloge ooper Store, Third Floor, Bast.) (to prevent shrinking), in blue, red and pink border, with silk early, Sale price, pair, (Slogel Cooper Store, Main Floor, 10th St. side.) Raby Coaches. We are showing the finest and most complete assortments of English Coaches, Hood Go-Carts and Hood Carriages. together with a choice line of beautiful White Furs and Wrappings. Everything which goes to make the baby comfortable and warm—the staunch and easy-riding vehicles, the excellent line of Warm Rugs and Wrappings—displayed here in great varieties. All are attractively low priced, ENGLISH COACHES | $27.25 to 35,50 HOOD GO-CARTS,..,, 16.75 to 28,50 FUR ROBES,,.,. 2.25 to 15,00 We also carry a complete line of Baby Carriages Co-Cars and Fotding Goe Carts at extremely close profit margins. Cooking & Heating Stoves There are Stoves and Stoves. THE STOVES you get at the Siegel Cooper Store are Right. You take no chances. Our guarantee stands behind every stove sold here, That fact means everything when such prices as these are offered Splendid Oil Heaters, | No, 7 Prince Beaver Coal Cooking made entirely of steel, with) Stove, clesed ends. extra heavy castings, Oheavy Russia iren drum, large | brick lining and large | 4sinch fount holding 4 quarts of oil oven, $11.00 tnd will burn from 8109 hows | >.14 Mavic tron Queen Portable “\\ without being refilled. This D heater is guaranieed against | Funes Weil open hes shelf, six Tine smoke and leakage, and is also guaranteed |'9.¢S on top; four of these are in imme | diate communication with the fire; has to bea high grade oil heating $2.50, during and shabinewaverenuegy 5.00 (==) stove, Gas Radiator, with four Russia iron| '#f Price $21.00, tormorrow a tubes and heavy bronzed castings and jews! 7*14 Columbia Fairy Cooking elled fronts itis 21 inches high and con Range, |6-inch square oven, 6 holes on sumes very litle gas Tor 1,55) heavy cabinet base, dumping and shak- morrow at $ . ing grate, extra heavy castings} sold regue 8-16 Columbla Falry Cooking larly at $16.00, to-morrow Stove, open ends, shelves good quality | at $13.00 ‘The above includes setting up, dampers, grate and brick lining |6-inch square | ipe, ete $16.00 “lege! Cooper Store, Basement.) Wines and Liguors Price $19.00; to-morrow at Red Fox Ale, the bes: Domestic Ale, per bbl. (10 dozen) $10.50, 85c 1,10 per dozen Double Stour, Extra Brew, per bbl. 10 doen $8.25, per dozen Burgundies, F. Maret Pere & Fils, Nults (Cote d'Or), Fran j Uiph-Grate Catt [Queen QuAiTy pUeRGUS R105 2 ate UALERY CHARTIS; MACON, 1895 2 12 ate, Ind HEAUIOLALS, |} 609, f, 189, HEAUNE, 18 MACATRE BURGUND bo, 10.00 ga) OU por rats 1889. 100 are TIN, 1885, 13.60 OLD PRIARS BURGUNDY » TRO (white). TAO | S5e. 12 ate, We MONIRACHER, 1890 Gvhite), S40 24 | Amout!Mado, pale ato, dry Sheer oie Sh J ppet th, per gal full-bodied, neh fal., 86.50; po @ Kummel, No Al, finest Do- 82.25; per bot, 2 finest Im Oe} p Umberto Vermonth, Tallan, ported, eno 14 qte, @7.50; per qt, Chas. Ferrand & Co, & Star Cognac, | fi); Gt per case 12 kote, 814; per bot. 1.25) Gig Cichinet Rye, por man & Sons’ Imported Holland | care. B85) ver ral, $3.00; per bot, 6De |S ‘Tom Gin or Dry Gln, ° on. to. per $1.05 and Golden Crown Jamaica Bam, per fa Bi (Blegel Cooper Btore, 4th Floor.) io) 3.00; per case bot, T5e\ | |