The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 10

RMD FLAME INA LIGHTHOUSE: Keeper orm on Rocky), Ledge at Midnight Had dard F ist "RESCUED | BY STEAMER.| Long Islanders \ Structure as Huge Torch and Find Man in Peril. Harbor Beacon | Herman Burke house on the breakwater at of the harbor here, had @ th perience at midr THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER t7, 1905) Biaarisdo ad oar wanaee ereenee Sere eee ee SS 1 | times be+ |McAlligott, who lives at So, 992 West | . bre dirhel eae pate vide nine sen Fifty-second streot, early to-fay wen | Write for New Illustrated Catalogu Ma a into a restaurant kept by Steve ¢ christo | ' ran n mon was seen here ing what he had ordered he pee | iU, ing Mahe oy Ma f t up to his expec: | L ELAN Furriers Exclusively. EVI ihe BSTANLISHED 1867 to save it and f » this place and REVENGE FOR SEIZED HAT. fled appetite Policeman C idl MoAligott's ur were At a $10 fine ff Alliott, ear t didn’t suit hin Rarlow ene 2 Stern Brot her. ers TO-MORROW, SPECIAL CFFERINGS IN FUR DEPARTMENT set fire Be irevin it ‘ NECK SCARFS FLAT MUFFS Hit ones Natural Squirrel, > $4.95, 7.95, $8.50, 10.00 nad add Blended Japanese Mink, 8.50, 15.00 not explained, Phot up into th Persian Paw, 8.00, 8.75 eal Alaska Sable, 10.80, 13.50, 9.75, 12.75 ear an “ess Sable Fox, 13.50, 16.50, 15.00 ®urke tried to check the flam the first explosion was followed ALSO DATKA! Saturday, Nov. 1 ] ‘han cr , Al ait thet arte. Pits | 42.280 . A98 na Bn.98 | 7.08 ein, NE a8 = ays | 19.00) 2200 “CHARLES A. KEENE, | _ | Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, 180 BROADWAY, KRW YOUK CLLY. Retoblished 1881, MISSES’ CLOTH COATS Lined with Grey and White Squirrel, $29,50 & 35.00 EXCELLENT VALUES IN MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAREL Misses’ Suits, of wine, blue, black and green Broadcloth, Long Coat Fitted Model, velvet collar, halt satin lined, 14 and 16 yrs $19.75 Misses’ Coats, of black Cheviot, Long Loose and - Fitted Models, lined throughout with satin, 14and 16y., 12.95 & 12,75 Girls’ Coats, full length, of blue, red, brown and tan Kersey Cloth buttoned to neck, trimmed with braid and fancy buttons, 6 to 16 yrs 9.45 Girls’ Dresses, of blue, brown ond red Cheviot, Russian Model trimmed with cloth, braid and buttons, excellent school dress, 4 to 14 yrs. 6.85 Children’s Full Length Coats, of blue, red and brown Cheviots lined and interlined, emblem on sleeves, collar buttoned to neck, 2 to 6 yrs., 2695 BOYS’ & YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING GREATLY BELOW REGULAR PRICES Tourist Overcoats, Belt Back of Fancy Cheviot, Oxford Frieze Overcoats and Blue Chinchilla Reeters, Value $8.90, Norfolk, Sailor and Russian Suits, of Bive Cheviot, $6.95 absolutely All Wool and Siik Sewed, Value $7.45, 5.00 Young Men's Overcoats, Oxtord and Fancy Cheviot, single and double breasted, 30 to 38 chest, Value $15.95, 11.90 Young Men’s Suits, of Fancy Cheviot and Tweed, single and double breasted, sizes 3010 33, Value $14.75 to 17,75, 10.50 Men’s Blanket Robes, light and dark colors, soit finish blankets, sizes 33 to 46, Value $6,95, 4.95 WOMEN’S & MEN’S HOSIERY AT SPECIAL PRICES Women's Ingrain Fast Black Lisle Thread or Cotton Hose, white heels and toss, double soles, Women's Fine Bleck Gauze Lisle Thread with Fancy Side Clocks, Embroidered Fronts, Lace All-Overs and Lace Insteps, 25° 39¢ 50¢ 29¢ Women's Ingrain Plain Black Silk Plated or Gauze Lisle Thread, with Embroidered Insteps, in neat floral or fancy designs, Men's Fancy Half Hose, Embroidered Fronts and Side Clocks, new gray mixtures and novelties, First Untrimmed Millinery (f= HATS FOR RECEPTION and EVENING WEAR of Satin, most fa' ) Lace and Chiff shay ‘on, in the and colorings, $2.95, 3.95, 4.45 ionable at West Twenty-third Street Sana Daniell Sons&Sons Fall Gloves. Saturday Glove Specials. | WOMEN'S 1-CLASP PIQUE GLACE GLOVES, Paris Point, Black, White and Colors, New Importa- tion $1.35 Value for ...........cscceeeesstseeees WOMEN’S I-CLASP CAPE MANNISH GLOVES, New Tans dovense (000 sebvesnczee 2) WOMEN’ S I-CLASP REAL MOCHA GLOVES, ore only, $1.00 Value for . + Seeeeee See eeeteeees WITHOUT! List to the north wind howl and sigh; See the snowflakes swiftly fly; Hear the stray hound’s pi {teous cry— The mew of the lost house-cat! WITHINI Draw close to the grate-fire’s radiant glow; Safe from the piercing north wind's blow, What care we for the driving snow, All snug in a World Want Flatt kery by using tt for | f the West Forty. happened in Maais- | | | ! | | | oe em 1.00. 1.00 .79 % Broadway, Eighth and Ninth Sts. Inspection of rare Furs and the latest Season fashionable Fur Garments is invited 1905- 1906, Model Coats, Wraps, Boas, Mufts and You know what an immense item or Oxford, gray worsted linings and novelty pieces are now on exhibition. also TOURISTS’ OVERCOATS. pele back, of Engli Value $15.00 | | Furs include some of the finest Im- perial Crown Russian Gables ever | brought to this country, as well s% very fine Persian Lamb, Royal Ermine, |B business. Expenses have to be added to the selling price of merchandise With our moderate rent we can un dersell all would-be competitors: be- sides we obtain out Diamonds outside the usual trade channels, which is a distinct advantage, he mixture Established 1820, 6.05 5.05 A. D, our sanitary workshops; 8 to 17 years, Value $10.00 Diamond Engagenent Ring, Garments made to order are de- signed and fitted by expert workers, The perfection of both model and workmanship is thus assured. | SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS of imported all- $ rn plaids or mixtures, to 12 y wool cle embre Valu or tan ns and silk ties 184 Fifth Avenne, New York, <Biun Shoe | You know that it pays us to sell you our Shoes, We know that it pays you to buy them, New York City is the centre of shoe fashion and the home of the Blyn faetory, We have Six Big : Stores in New York City ienet Kings 1 with six rents, etc,, to pay r —selling g as many shoes as twenty ordinary or special priced stores with twenty rents, etc, to pay. Isn't it easy to see that the styles we make for our own stores must be newer and better than the styles of ordinary stores bought anywhere and everywhere? And isn t it easy to see that our values must be better than either regular or special priced shoe stores? A single glance will show you the superior- ity of the styles. A single trial will prove the value of the Shoes, 4 Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel. GIRLS’ COATS, 34 cheviots and Eng Va and full length, of navy Gentlemen's Belcher Ring: 9.05 ue $14.50 WONDERFUL VALUES FOR SATURDAY LL RRL ARENT) 144 BOWERY, Be Boys’ Clothing. Grand and fir aaa "oa si i DRESS OVERCOATS of English Frieze, in na i rent is in the expense account of any { NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, imported all-wool cloth, sewed with silk, coats serge lined; two pair of knich xkers; made in * MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS of Paca Broad- cloth, in wine, navy, castor, brown or green, long semi-titting coat, satin lined, velvet col- ar, cuffs and buttons, new model skirt and suspenders; 14, 16 and 18 years. Regular pene $37.50 24.50 MISSES’ FUR-LINED ¢ OATS of imported broad- cloth in navy, green or wine, collar of Persian Lamb or natural gray lirrel, excellent q uality sb 29, 15 lining; 10 to 18 years. Value $45,00,..... SPECIAL ‘ , ; Women’s Suits. SEVENTY BROADCLOTHS AND TWENTY VELVETS, 29.50 nd $49.50 "95 WEDD SING RINGS, pia! ~¥) Heretofore FIFTH AVE., 37th & 38th Sts. $49.50 4 Solid 44 and 45 karat gold seambess dding Rings our :pecialty Prices 2.50 to §2 Quality gutranteed oO extra Charge for Lettering. Martlage Certilicates Free, Ww SIX BIG BEST STORES. SHOES IN EVERY GRADE, Open Evenings TH 7, Saturdays Til 10 6th Ave, and 27th Street, Factories 401 3, 405 E. 91st St, yy (ners P nies aad Third Ave. & 122d Street. NO OFOeTS Filed, Inquiries Sliced, crane ene Oh Ink oth Ave,, Cor, 17th St. | 162 Bowery, near Broome St. . { 2891 3d Ave., 10th & 15tst Sts, UARANTEE | Brooklyn Store, 8 Seal, Fox, Chinchilla and Mink Skins. 29-831+8?3 Broadway, bet. Park and i:llery Sts. eR AR [NoMusicalEducation| (Main Floor.) YOU try rm. 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But a royal road t musi¢e has been rpened now to every one, for ! there isn’t a man or woman, howe gnorant of the art of music, who can't sit down to the Sterling (Combination) Playerpiano and play fa | » ) 1% {i t ri m t MmBROOKUY NK on it any music written for the piano, This musical triumph of the century consists of two instruments in one. That is, a regular Sterling Upright Piano, with that wonderful instrument, the Sterling Player, incased within it, Ready to play by hand in the usual way if desired, or immediately, by simply inserting a Sterling Music Roll, ready for any one to play any of the world’s treasure house of music whether knowing a note of music or not. Christmas Is Coming| Think what a priceless boon, what a treasure house of immortal arty this newest piano ean carry into the home at a time when music is the spirit of the occasion, If you have a silent piano we will take it in’ exchange as part payment for a Sterling Playerpiano. 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Regular $20,00 Tailor Suits, in cheviot or 14.98 broadcloth; long or short coats; have kilted or circular skirt, Regular $30.00 Tailor Suits, in fi lit 16.98 broadcloth; coat 50 ices li, timmed velvet, and kilted skirt, Regular $18,00 Empire Coats, t id 10.98 black, fancily trimmed with RBA, same, Misses’ and Children's Clothing at Reduced Prices, Men’s and Boys’ Swell Suits and Overcoats, ti haticcveg in rag gery iid frieze, 52 inches long, latest cut and style; beats at nh ‘i ue ‘ 14,00 d Men’s Suits, in cheviot, worsted and serges, as low le bonpoeee ‘ i An peeerertnts enone 12.98 Men's Suits, odd sizes from broken lots, to close OUL AEs coder ri eesaeibryorebactorvesons 6.98 ~ Youths’ Overcoats, latest style and cut. . ‘9. 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