The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1905, Page 13

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENTING, NOVEMBER 22, 1905, | — Te Some Very Special Values Holiday Handkerchiels fatants’ Wear: Voge Brothor [7.07 er \) levote very lar i oth sale of In Wear--aind it’s ot MRS, BASCOMBE BEAU BRUMIMEL DES SUDDENLY. WBROADNAY CASE | | | ? : nity Hitt \ \ panese Silk Handkers | she og sel | Bc : st | nat Youll ki Né-glare the ifs kA chiefs, with handsome embroidered jultialy 20 Largest Taxpayer in Rich-) Bernhardt "Disenid Pretty ter attonding this | 1 speci DRY GOODE £0, Worth Tae eathectt tc sosees as OR mond Borough Victim Woman in Attempt to Special Sale of the New At 10¢ "\\ bong mains ok |] MEN'S pure Irish nen MENS ie rt MEN'S. fine Ish ! nen nea | : mei 5 Tightefitting ia (Sl At MEK HT Handkerchiefs; all the| cord Ws ere Stitched Handkerehie's, —w! of Pneumonia. Outrun Police. Long Tight fitting Coats, at i9¢ Hiner ; ‘at Py 1 humstiteh ed Futile vy : eel A chiefs; all faney | fine hand-embroidered initial; oe | — Exactly Like Cut, WRAPPERS in pink a De AE Bad blue ninines eos the [SHlORS: our regular) worth 35s, each special Sire, Mary ¢nne Bascombe, the| Up Broadway proudly walked Henry | largest taxpayer in Richmond Borough. | i Bernhacdt Inst night, a handsome died suddenly early to-day at her home, | prunette, dressed in lavender, leaning 1 Broad street, Stapleton, from pneu | iis arm, Down Broadway a: the same | monia, Her deo purred two weeks moment, 10 P.M, walked William HL y ae $12 50 ished nib ribbons _ - br Hach 6 meeatel ted yearhs. Hl doten, or, exch. SOC! agit FOC art eee 25¢ ° Dress Goods Speciais'/’ Only| @hoose from Ali Our Silk Exceptior:.’ price lown’ss, excep No Mail or @. 0. D. Orders, to the day 6 dea nus: | Bainbridge, looking for Bernhardt, who | tional qua and newest style 60c, Alle Wool Crepe Albatross ao- j pt aan is sa L RL Ae Be els turned and ren Ike “| meet in this jacket at $12.50, 3,500 yards go on sale to-morrow at half ie About 20¢e Remnants 19¢. Positively nex , ania. Sine greyhoun er 4 thi f the are the regul Mrs, Bascornbe as been in Weak | "Yelling "Stop thiet!” Bainbridge gave | You know how popular and smart two-thirds of the Int are the regular Oc, Kind, full 38 Worth up to $1 Yard. @ned atwe, and she readily contracted | chase, and hundreds of men took up these long coats are, Just see inches wide, close and firm; the balance are our regular 50¢, quality, the disease waich killed him, the hunt, among them Detective Ser- how easy we make soisession in 34 inches wide better th wu will find elsewhere at this piith, Bescon owned more than | geant Willian Judes, of Ube. Central contrast to the high prices that price, Cream, black a reat variety of light ond dark shades All the short lengths we have wil be found on one xty dwelling houses on Staten Island, | Oftice, who had left Bainbridge for a prevail for this new model. The {big tabl the Cent Aisle t ked 1 And before she Borough of Richmund | moment. | 50¢ Sati ig table in the Centre & to-morrow, marked 19 | Decane @ part of Gree York | Bernhardt dodxed Policeman John cut alongside gives a fair idea of oUG Att 25 65¢ AllbWool 3 nts the yard. Many of them are worth the was @ political power, Polleemea |Giba at Thirty-fourth street and turned this coat, It's fashioned of ex- Rar Li aletall c eiry HIDE c 6) | ili ap d all of th ‘ | and / got thelr places through | west. ‘There was a full long atreteh cellent quality black kersey and Double wilih | Bere th ath 44 inches wide, sponged and shrunk ne Dollar, and all o vem ave worth hor, on many ovcus je threw Heda baa and ee ee Ha rene unfinished worsted, : rag i paeg lag y colorings. | nk + coat suits; black and |] more than double the F riday pric e, ce “hie Vin tics Pig amen | John Shea. innooked he seen “AeA Ga Double-breasted jean tight i hele all Both Silks and Velvetss.ccesesesseee es chalriuable wo ia Naw. Yor upon him, muasing his fashionable ting back, 50 inches long, with - 4 woe fatiing. uns ual tee ie a hin ftom the, Wort thisleth, Street velvet collar and wide lapels— | Black Dress Goods : : q ed In the dead « t, wine | Seytion ee Ad piteadguart ee handsomely tailored—a half more £1.00 black all-woo! Panne Cheviot Silk Eoliennes—creat Black Silk Face | simmer, and go tmll f DMe | years old Matt Si RUE TE RAULAT Het wouldn't buy it elsewhere—our heavy weight for coat suits; $4 inches wide. Sale price...ssseseseees 59¢ || Clearing up sale of this popt lat Velvets—sane | nn who bad been arrested, She al-|tel! where he lives, ‘The han special price, $12.50, $1 allavool satineface Broadcloth fabric — 27 inch— i 50e@ ® was at the beck and call of the S? mn fh VeVenne Jumped: Ih & o8y 2 inches wide: rich, lustrous finish. Sale price 79¢ || real value 406... © as others sett at $1, ernie wat af rath ama ha SALE OF OTHER $1.50 black silhoand-wool Crepe de Pa Colored Pongees— Black Pongee Silk | me| who took two diamond solitaire sings WINTER COATS. the imported quality; very silky; 44 inches wide. Sale price... DC || pure silk—a heavy good quil- 4 Monday, “for Mra Bornhardte ar ' $1.00 black a | heavy Panama Suiting BOe |} ity—real valus Cc —pure silk — go 25e nhardt told ir 4 Ii a 79¢, black alle Nun's Veilin HOC. 25 uality—woerth 40¢ At $9,98—Several new models in black Kersey coats, 48 inches long, Le AUR IAAL, pois BOC II pels hi ILS toh LSS be FD | loose swagger garments, double-breasted front, full loose “ back, in either collarless or velvet notch coller styles. Those in collar- Women’ Fi 2mousSwansdown A Splendid Lot of Men’s Fas Extra Special for ; less eifects are em 1 ar k with fancy design of silk braid Felt Inner-sole Kid Shoe plen ot 0 U Friday and Saturday. game day ¢ ‘elsh's Son, | and soutache, Value $15. § $9.98 sole 1 oes: mous W. L. Douglas nion« $ | n Sealer No oo ea nad got if At $14,50-TW° of the latest and most fashionable motets—the Friday at made Shoes 5 Eyeglasses | about $00) worth of Jewelry by suc long tight-fitting coat andthe Empire coat. The tight- “4 . — analy fitting coat is a Paddock with ripple plats, 48 inches long of smocth 1.5 ° f P ir and Spectacles, 3] —— foisted black kersey, single breasted with buttons showing through ° a amr ° a a ¢ Empire is a beautiful m of black, tan and castor kerseys, : ‘ BABE FOUND (IFAD | JAPAN, BY A JAPANESE. double-breasted, collarless s finished at neck with stitching and Onl fe Hund Pal and want ( Something like two thousand pairs in | role dvenaaE fo) LESIRPE Rr be inlaid velvet, The yoke is defined by broad sitched straps of velvet nly four hundred and eighty pairs rar srltbecahd We KaveTTAVe? ew } alue $25, Special at $14.50. Nery ty . stock as we write-—and we have neve! Land of the Chrysanthemum, , . a cert Eve voman who enjoys a comfort With the suovess of the Japanese i able shoe will jump at such a bargain, | Dad 2 better lot of these famous factory uring the recent war Interest In the OWL | ‘Store hie aad | \ ; m { Ne ae \ si || damaged shoes. Not a pair is hurt more $1.00 Land of the Chrysauthefhum bas been ight till 10:30, | ) or very fine, sol Jd-—Hciing . ; ~ Gently Increnged, and anytaing about 42m AX OB» Ave 6 F ee | tyle, with sensible heels and medium | i 4 perfect pair would be after you'd Imported French Peri« | Child \\ as W rapped in News- the Mikado's Kingdom attracts atten- . i M t | tion toe Made with the hygienic feet im | YOU them a few hours. A great many scopic Lenses ounts ~ Daher aiid THROWN "|e iscatas eile tocesrere aleke th soles—very’ soft, warm and healthfut,| athers, and every size in almost every ed in eid nilway the great hall at Cooper Union, under q : ae | Galds@acel rames, Hallway. he dlesctioh of the: Peopie's IAAitutp Lethaia! 6 As D, E'and EE widths; all sizes from 214 | Style. i ia His cuphbeject \s n . F w th. ee and Tnatitutions | to 8 If you're fortunate to get here Douglas Custom-made Shoes in all itt Efforts are being made to-Any by the! te af 1 1 a I ‘ in time you'll get the bargain of the} leathers; none worth less than $3.50. ¥ police of the West One Hundredth street 66 ’ ” . HEIRS | © bala dict Y) Bollce station to learn the Mentlty of America’s Best Milk VAT vevssecevcevevven 1.59) Choose at.c.cseeeeee $2.49 ER. ATTACHED | DRY goons co. CLOVER | Victor Talking Machines| BRAND | Sold on payment of $1.00 down and $1.00 weekly, the greatest of |Fall Talking Machines, Send for late catalogue, A Special Lot! 375 for Talking} Machine Records Made to Sell at $1.00 We've Another Hundred || @hina and Housefurnishings. imi F pattern; regularly sold at You remember a similar sale pattern; regularly sol 9.95 here several weeks ago. We Dinner deta ol Thee didn't have enough then to sup- Chin, in very rich decorations; sold ply the demand, nor will we this regularly 0 the eth 29. 05 time—though there are an even Friday only a hyd hundred of them. Odd Pieces jo, Eo mt oreeain Made of splendid all-wool fabric; cut oT PTE OF IAB, full 40 inches long, in the new Empire style (like cut); trimmed with braid; voke is satin lined, Positively $ worth $7.75. Friday al....... 5 1, and who, the physicians, was killed the paby found yesterday afternoon !* | 7 the hallway of the house at No. 622 Columt ay je, Who ed two hours nf t into t or the animal ie came h street sta tion are hard at work In an effort to solve the mystery. ‘The child appears to be about three weeks old Cagtain Tappen, of the West One Hundredth tetreet station, who hae an-| @igned Detective Sergeant Brown to the couse, said to-day that he believed the infant had ibeen given an overdose bt Paregoric either to soothe ft or with the Purpose of ending its life. So far Cut Glass Bowls of a very hand. some pattern: in regular 8- Z 5 inch size; $5 value, at We have established a regular trade on these Records, At every we see the abablutely no clue tas been found upon sale = ‘om which the nolice can work faces of people who have come to every sale, buying at firs or two Rees 500 Wool Waists; = achoice col- Oll Heaters: 1 bleses 4 heater that ome ail aeiocms ords, the next the a half dozen, and more at each sale, This speaks for itself lection of this season's models in flannel, is absolutely odorless and never sold Car Hits Cab, If the public were not satisfied they would no! me in the second time, We albatross and nun's veilings; large assort- helow $2.75, Just for Fri- ]. 05 . . ° ment of colors; plain tailored and trim- day at c e. ¢ length of pipe, elbor med effects. Regular $2.75 L I5 Coal Stoves, all complete, with one length of A elbow 2 O5 Nh Lak ANAL dank hl Pa A ch OO eT and ring; set up in your home; worth $3.75, Priday 4 John Crowley, of el@ath street, while driving across Fifth avenue at Fifty-ninth etreet last mght at 10 o'clock fn his cab, was shall place a number of Records on sale to-mor: at this spec: price, Made, Richest in Cream, | ok by Aa cl a throw |" Safest and Best for Children. | Qinday \V, lovite | al ase, sh “aegany Sram, the) MMESEGARS, Metadata wees” | Sunday World Wants = im we ove 4 , bee . Byterian Hospitan, |"? the Free) Work Monday Wonders, 4 = *| = SUGAR, . BACON. i} }) Standard sramulared Extra aval Brenk- | packed in heat, clean Cevton, Mixed or Ene cotton sacks Selb Mish Preakfast; & Ib bag ah Stawe th WS, CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN ‘TERMS (Oa ROOMS 5g COMPLETILY fuamseaD ROOM 98}, S\RDINES—In mustard ge ean 106 Arctic Hed emt Het Alnsica Fresh Meats. Choice cuts, Sirloin, Porterhouse, or Top Round Steak, per Ib, 184 Whole Top Sirloin Beef R: Loins of Jersey Pork, or half, Ib, 10%. Fancy Corned Spare Ribs, Ib., 7c Short Forequarters Mutton, 1b,, 6¢ Genuine Country Sausages, (No Fresh Meats Sent C CAMMEYER ||: 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. The Best Bargains in Men’s Shoes Ever Offered in New Yori. We Will Sell 5,000 Pairs of #188 to 2192 Phi Ave. MEN'S 34.00" (95.00 SHOES| | nal same aT In Our Basement W. L. DOUGLAS Men’s and Boys’ Clothing) hy Christmas Ribbons Le $3.50 SHOE yice Four Big Bargains for Friday. Ae a Fee at a yody rage oh al tbe 50 5 e MADE for any purpose whatsoever. Per Pair sweeT CIDER is, per Ib., 10¢ Santa Clara Valley trutt “ MINCEMBAT Grand ire ant wholeson 0,D) | HUTTER — Finest Creamor A trlat wit vince you that W.t, No, I—Men's 10.00 5O|| Buy them nownthey’'re right. fresh ouglas $3.50, shoes Suits & Over: Ve from the looms; spic-span new; not i ne coats tor ® 1 bit mussed from handling—and THE OVERCOATS are of all wool]] Ghristimas prices are NOT prevalent freize or Oxtord and black, correct in}} Assortment is the most complete ever every detail—sizes 34 to 44, gathered for a sale of this character; "i y ‘haut all the favored Christmas colors are THE SUITS are of all wool cheviots}| Hentiful, of course. Ribbons for pil and cassimeres in excellent patterns, also}! lows, coat hangers, fancy boxes, gar black, made both single and double|] ters, opera bags, lingerie cases, girdles od, sizes 34 to 42, and a thousand other things Please don't forget that we have No, 2—Men's oT DS}| LowerED prices during this sale ‘e High-Class Fall and Winter Footwear. All new, fresh up-to-date goods. No factory-damaged shoes. No rejects, Every pair perfect and carrying our full guarantee, This sale comprises shoes of every description, from the inest dress footwear to the most serviceable walking shoes. Suits for re superior in many ways to most ng an early Holiday ba ts: they're of cassimeres in neat de-l) yey jach AM Silk Holly ms and cheviots in plain black, single ana Ribbon; white centres, with boly SOUS Iy ONARRAR Cae aR 08 design—red or nn edges; tae No. 3—Boys’ 5.50 I Ch as nits ¢ aA Wool 3 95}| bx 29¢ e Overcoats, \ueineh Holly Ribbons; ali Ik, whit with holly Ages 3 to 8; made in the Russian military] gesigns; piece of ten yards 33e a!lewool frie for the express purpose of creat | The (905 World Almanac | and Encyclopedia | 0 nd i Al Sith atin Taffeta N Oxtord and Sis! @ inch Taffeta Dresden) Riyhon jy every color, including Begins Where Other Reference Works Stop. style, of f ages 5 to 16, in the | x style; made of Ribbons; white grounds wth ex! holly red and green n patent leather, gunémet.! inti all-wool Oaford gray frieze SOE: Tor GHIA RRGIGGH MULES teres ee \ ‘ id, iges, of white, pink and licat o-inch—at . 8 calf and kid You go further and you tare better | |] Avo, 4—Men’s 3,00 Trousers. p34 tiecioretsl at BOC) inch at 1Rie with the standard Anierican annual, 25 cents; by mail, 35 cents, 4-inch Pillow Wibbons— ',¢inch All Silk Satiy Tale Sizes 32 to $0; about 99 per cent. of the men that will come here can be the corded kinds; all the popular| feta of superior quality, in -“yenty fiited in this range of sizes; 600 pairs of splendid trousers, made of worsteds}] solid colors and combinations; five shades; very special, yas | 19¢\ | plece A complete display of these splendid goods in our 6th Ave, Windows,