The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1905, Page 8

TM WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1905, Where the Queen Puts Murder Up to Young Clubman. New York, not to the New York | and diphtheria are twin evils. Fromasmall beginning they stealthily invade o New York {n the r. Bull's Cough Syrup Scatters Checks for $50,000) —— — 7 ARSED Sendheeeer ee — the system, snd result in death or serious illness, Tightwad | = i > PORE ENE ean on tre | Bi for years been recognised aa the sure : ightwa: | ANOS THe ) of the location of the | est cure of sore throatand a preventive o| ; e et oh aT | ( Ate vekcenae) | omerenes West One H mndred ‘ Dele ac : : 00) diphtherls,, Doctors presoribelt, ‘Mothers I e thoughtful. | = ways i) - aeee’ hlahbinders | many there, toon swoar : (, a | You) e peev? (irr eae pstely Tust think of the material! rom ited Bon f nears okt, Had a hand. dry coagh a” | eo SHE'S A VILLAIN, = ; mR eit casei ’ F ALSO S LAIN. BARNUM BLOCK BURNED » DY fal ; % Heroine at the American Busy Be- Y ' mania @ tn A pada COUGH SYRUP f : \ a mania with her in Threntoning Fire. Ho was soon relieved after a few doses only and d py ne ‘ty |. peemeane th ‘and throat trouble, ui Ing Kidnapped an i arth ady Ay Hate tractive matenere | pedal to the Brosing way | flea ardgillvtyeketpitip the house } pe Rescued. LT ean inh Caen teat) AL his n, Nov. 2k—Fire ra, Blast Wallnoe, Doncansville, Pa. q N inning of the fo Bei ened ts the Deh hana’ S| {SAMPLE SENT FREE ye haa that | threatened to ¢ city Wi t you to have absolute Ry Irvin 8, Cobb. = 2st they have taken the Pel ral abaetaatt none pane He alte | toanenee Dr Hull's Cough Syrup and, t ‘This one thing ts contain: "The Queen vd the ! ree Neil M.| | thatend: ead’s wall-paper store was de- and mention this paper, 1 other stores and the 4 Thee A ME CEIR COs Bantiore, fn you & sainple free, Address A. 0, you of the Highbinders” isn't the Queen of oy the Tightwadders, The way she sat- Clud, Bridgeport’s finest club, 1g = SUBSTITUTE {a a8 good as Dr. Bull's Cough Byry k for Dr. Bul 4 Gore U, @ M—wsetul stage money | A Celestial New York . | conn born Bee Liat ton eats tie sande ot the boat dros, MEU is Pheceseen te ) Ground the American Theatre every | The loss is $10,000. Capt, Beardsley, | an therefore always cures, Bold by all druggists, Price, 25, 600. atid 61,00 & y fe @ caution to cata Ie] It Is here that the hero uses these! o¢ pruck No. 1, DATO [ry Would rather dle a thousand aantha, (0% bang thrown from the truck white |THE PINK EDITION OF THE NING WORLD Ka! Tong (Kal Tong being the engag: | rounding @ corner, | CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, > >_> w | Our new art nee- OUR BOOKLET, * A MESSENGER FROM TOYLAND,” ; dlework section is the centre of solves the problem: what to give the children. e UNPSON A attraction forgift SIXTH AVE 1970 208 STREET | avecke, Odd tailor made suits. 500 more overcoats *11 A GREAT clearing sale of odd suits for bargain Fri- | WWE sold hundreds of these overcoats in that day. Every style, color and material included in great sale of Kuppenheimer clothing last Satur- this splendid collection. Former prices ranged up to | day, and not one man questioned the value when we $45, and all you have to pay is 29.75. Third Floor, | said they were $18 and $20 coats, Second Floor, flyer because they were the life of the clothing business in New York Saturday, Warm, dressy overcoats in smooth finished kerseys in blue and black; genuine Irish frieze in Oxford gray and black, as well asa large assortment of n the double and single ly lined throughout We are showing a very large as- sortment of| leather goods novelties for gifts, X OF SHE REFUSES Those KNIVES With PERCE Wee Res This is a rare chance, and were it not for the proximity of Christmas, we'd not think of redueing the price on these suits, There's not a faulty style in the entire lot—not a suit that we are not willing to place on exhibition and subject to the most critical 29." e inspection. A good big We picked them out for a Bargain Friday 1 with hia heart's | afternoon, Murderers on the w 1 dies a-trying @ best | ber-lood and ead Plot Thickens Quickly, The plot thickens £ tnside of halt in ae head walters’ uniforms, n the start. | the comedy servant | singing motions with the |ehe renders toner! balls The scene #W jand thence to a d o Coney Island ouse on Mott Sasrtod B2Buseeon *®@ ws SPBe rrzereacreszna ext Broadcloth suits, 24.75, Street, Chinatown, where the easy | SINS ¢ " uality silk velvet collar Wark’. txtaile: aratwen a, bottle of character was evolved from ex saving on each,, ove 4 . Chest cut from 44 to 42 inches—long {red ink, which he carries In a veat|lthographs of P. T. Bar v y rat th $15 to SIS, dy for service . |Dorket. tries to write the names of his| Horse. You can't see anything except Kersey coats, 10.00 SORT WER) B28: KE ENR) HRA? tor eer . we te 7HE DEMON WARDEN, o'er REND ENE eEaHErEEREarerareawerin ; eure s These clothing values are the talk of the Sternest Warden on Any Stage. HeHeHyH NaINainalalalal HoePorPrPrePoedorPredreloeMreMr hardin | Short, tight fitting, in black—flat i Ms ok Where the Plot te Very Thick. PPPS EPO P ape hoemeheheoepeemeeged stitched seams—notch collar or collarles— | OW! Pe lined with soft black satin—all sizes | $25 Kuppenheimer overcoats, $15.50 right on, assisting in homicides and viltitn, for instance, In the tremendous | $40 Kuppenheimer overcoats, $22.50 r aitucting wives and threatening the battle scene in the Pell street strong- a i theo a $20 Kuppenheimer suits, 7 lives of innocent property bables and oid, at the end of the hint eo, we a 5 & Motor coats, 18.75. | $25 Kuppeah imer suits, $16,00 P { muriering policemen and carrying on distinctly saw him fall down and die F d h D f B g n'4 { fi gray mixtures—very. loc Kuppenheimer custom suits, $19.75 a bomevhing scandalous unit) sae Anish, tn the middie of the stage, A moment rl ay t e a ay 0 ar ains, et | inane Fi hiy mpire Tra aS 8 | 30 Tuxedo suits to-morrow at $16,50 AY / when she slays the chief villain, who ) rose, In response to an encore, E M B B h | a ys bL Se ae $15 and 818 suits to-morrow, special a a i wouk! betray her, by shooting him in went and plsbed ovt @ clean pl verythin ay e ou t ?| robin Seimumed: with: blkcle ‘velvet anv tao $18 and $20 overvoats tekoroe at $11.00 ° fe j the feet. Lut, all the Way through, PL near one of the wings, and fell C $ pe , « 12 @ bllthe and sussy Indy villain, port | Rea" gone OF the wings, on Credit. th Good warm overcoats for the boys 48 6 pea vine, playing a brunette part Ast act, @re’sS never 4 r r rd na reraln . 4 * | ia © blond manner, as it were. ee There's never an ar ! Friday bargain Best shown throughout the season. Not | Overcoats,$3. Overcoats, 3.95. Overcoats, 4.95. a } Keep Heroine Busy. feet and killed sales that isn’t an inducement h coming for. It's a just the blue and black as usually shown for All the fine tsof For the bey from 7 > Popular tourist coats Me Made Up a la Roquefort. d great service to us, for be that price, but all the high colors, much as | a leading manufacturing to 16 years we have a jn Seotchy effects; also ‘ Bho ts compelied to take long cbanoes) a eas 4 sania ti ' ble apparel we sell, giving us mulberry, plum, wine and green; coat % | tailor's best 85 values. very handsome Frieze i } ¢h eatshine cold potweeh the shoulders, |, Eitent andvaniages Lg hilo er Ui ected erectiteg. tbe ete length; tight fiting—velvet collar and. tums | Good. stanly; cheviot: Cost im single or double | b!¥e and Oxfords—belt i but, at that, Miss Leila Davie, us tho | Genied the ie Styles/and qualities, it puts before back cuffs, Coat single breasted—buttoned | oxford, blue and fancy | breasted, with velvet back—very long—loose Queen, has a whole lot oosier tme) black mustact our credit plan. It shows how eve through. mixtures, collar, back, Sizes # to 16, ki than the heroine. Here, in @ general rt paid for in very small sums, week’ SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO.- . | Manavr of speaking, is what happens | Attend just one of these fay Te 1) ] em to the heroine; Attend st one of these Friday sales Il be wel q Clearing sale muslin underwear. THIS ante-Christmas clearing sale is really one of the great bargain events of the year. Holiday goods must have t Abducted and Imprisoned—three times, | make P che she tillious” Chinaman tines | Inakes up in the color deste ld “Roquetort-a ground pir Yellow, swith green dimples there isn't a Worse comp exto found anywhera along the Valier ¥ repaid both with the bargains and by being introd easiest plan for clothing the entire family, You May Charge Everything. Sale of medium| | priced furs. Threatened with death—hirty (estimated) ‘Phe victim of insults-—-count lost. Threatened with loss of property baby Die pre eu eae eueiihipipiyiyieey Women's Flannelette four thnes, hot even’ in the wabinown village ¢ A aPlenG sey OF aie A fen ressing room for display, and we are willing to make big reductions in ‘ r ] od— Ma La Ria e's just as bad as he Suits, with short coats and Eton tes and Kimonos, dainty pink i TET SNE ie r : : i ae n a wary. Anes Se 28S eenred Ditice eeeeoe | HEE, jackets, of cheviots and mannish| blue and gray patterns: round. at prices for the sake of quick clearing up. Second Fleer, HILE we carry the very finest grade Ti firat act. finds art walle on Fifth a villainess” wears which leaves ™ na in Clausen's t venue, Wh the square collars; 9.95)" mixtures; lined with satin or taf feta; full plaited skirts; of furs that are made, we also have complete lines of the moderate priced lines, Accused of murder—once, Almost thrown off a 1v0f—once, Almost Killed in A splendid lot of goods going into these lots, and the care- ful buyer will be able to lay in an entire year's supply at worth $1.50, 98 worth $17.50, for torture chamber extra heavy ribbed ti ec, 1 aie | Bioline: siinmedt win meaae 1 Vests and Pants; 19 savings that will average between a third and a half. Neasven! lackslesihls pason'd new model ROE to 39.50 ‘ Sa OF RMR Inddarentniee inthis act | @ lions, lace ‘inserting and edge, | Worth 29° : fa RA ‘a c 45¢ for 75¢ short underskirts Blended mink sets, consisting of large pillow nuff and i te nre wor ¢ lack fleece-lined ) k- fin addition, she has to change her eostume every little while Alongside @f this record the mont active periad in the carver of Sister Carrie Nation ready 2, > ide i Ik lined; worth $7.50, 5 ()¢) Pa eens vtee ® ; | for nobby ta bbed top; worth Sc 15¢ red Coats of] Children's natural color fleece HECHT BROS, 259-261 Sixth Ave, HECHT BROS. { | | ParaP Ee oY ore trae aP aa See 9 an entirely new shape Ascot te=30 inches long. 18,50 68¢ for $1,short underskarts Spec 6.95 25¢ “for 50c° corset covers Price,. Gray squirtel—large pillow muffs | covert cloth and black cheviot; col-| 4,95 tl He tar inion ob ‘ ! Sheviot . G el Ascot tie=60 inches Jong. Price v0. 4s ; Pronsrasua meeting of the For Infants and Children, \* in et of AM Ly coll and rr tn The foregoing are splendidly made and trimmed, and are only APRN iaeeriaiin 12,50 e In many easentinis “Phe Queen of the The Kind You Have Always Bou nt et $9.75, for nie 5.00 Pes my reduced because of the urgent need for acquiring display space | Sabled fox long Ascot tie, Price . ‘ te { | @Uighdinders’’ aitters team the ordinary | 8 y Bl |e a way ae. | for Christmas goods, Sabled fox pillow muffs. Pric 10. a 12,50 | ae Ra ON beets » 4 of Redytocwear Hat b ~ at ; Sabled fox pillow muffs. Price,..... “an u } melodram| comen Bears the pis ¢ ea Lot 1 for night gowns,, rials— choice trimmings of embroidery, beading ‘. it | with, pretty nearly everyoty tn the Baticos st (eM formerly sold at $1.25 to 49 My drawers, chemises and corset | lace and embroidery, 1 and ribbon, ~ 1.95 | Women’s fur-lined coats of imported broadcloth, very fine } | @Ast gota killed at least once; the hardy | Signa i 1% $2.50, reduced t0...4.+.60+5 ao | covers—cambric and mustin, | beading and ribbon... ® quality—lined with selected gray and white Russian squirrel it { @nes two or three thes, Talks the clit : meni) Qualia Eek GH|| Ho SHIA WAG arene é Ince embroidery and mma toe 4 1 a0 for Satie lot 62.98 for night for | Ponies SRNL CRA GF BI? i abled Sate OF Gm 00 Sn ty n's , black, | Shirt Wa id Blouse ucks Aen 60. foi owns, — chemises and walkingskirts— an lamb. Value $43.00. For to-day’s selling. Doe a ¢ te and navy; full sleeves:| made of wool flannel; ages rs : chemises and walking skirts) exquisite effects of nainsook, | Broadtail Persian paw coats—specially. pr Persian paw | |B soln cotae vorh 30, Qe | Sto 12 wrth Sey tore, BOG eh] | HOt Re for drawer and) Aen a ean its) exgule eect simook, | Bra emia pe cnt cay ee terns || | [fete for ' ae Boy Teeter at favey nandsomely designed—| tmbrvidery andtucksy ga broidery trimmings, 2+ | with heavy rich white satin and girdle of Persian 4 ¢ 99 G |) FUE. wanna bisel salanceloxte pat | AMIR eek and euEvin ds oite SS rey oa for trimmings. esseve 2° paw and brald Deiend breticenits QS | P)% ticoats; deep uinbrella rutles, ac-| 3 to 14; worth 4Rc, for 2c Be |, beading and ribbon; OSC poe 51.95 for night gowns, Xe Fay yah tapes Fao Furs Repaired and Remodeled . , : wrdion-plaited dust ruffle; vari-| Boys’ School Caps of fancy chey. Lot 3—1.00 for night gowns, drawers and walking skirts— models, elaborately ees r “4 we i . a us sks; worth $180, 9 Re twess “excellent J Qo ef WP “ravers, chemises and walk: nninsook and eambric—hand-, med with ehotee According to the Latest Styles tr Broadway at Thirteenth Street. | |* for C ity ing skirts—excellent mate-| somely designed with lace,' laces. eee DOD at Moderate Prices mi woman SeneEneasieneeseres rs 259-261 as - - ~ SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, . = HECHT BROS., 51:23% 22), 3 Extraordinary Values in : G t ] f d d t CY) ’ 6 DEM st) BIST AVE. § reat clearance of dress goods remnants. | Tailored Sui W & M, PPELEPOLPP PPP PSP pH oooppoppy ORT pj , f is fi h atlored Suits for ‘omen isses Ss! IRT pieces of our choicest dress fabrics far below what such remnants usually sell for—a revelation in bar- Of the finest grades of Broadcloth in all the $10 and $12 Tatlored Skiris, A Sale of Them at $7.50, Skirts with us assume the dignity of a spe the benefit of man tailoring, r the hips and the proper “hang.” TI sale are in new and exclusive models, cialty, They receive graceful fit about kirts concerned in this and checks. | Circular, panel, plated and kilted models. ' Hackett Carhart& | Paid to new pianos or the Cecillan plano or player SO extensive that we can aiford to take the instrument you now have would expect to receive Aud others. fp those who have a piano— Read our agreement: Any used piano you select will be taken | at full amount date of return any time within one year in exchange for one of our Fourth Floor, Notice, Te those who want a plano— aid do not want to pay the price of 4 new instrument we rec- Our outlet for used pianus is | ues In their present condition, Simpson Crrauford Ca, SS SP eee eee Ose ses ae gain giving as a sale of short lengths because our regular business | so great that remnants are piling u by thousands and we must clear them out to-morrow. Spry es Apple Sweet Ch | Roval #tuart, wuaranteed * lon. including the hem obtainable: lara t, We r HB | Way nnay Jain -@| fe $1.05 bere w-top ph bie ik Jere. MALAGA LAYER porved: y N Roart, + ha tele fon’ $1.16: box «10 | MELTING SUGAR PEAS Kooyal Stuart Patra puaiity OO) db, 22 ® * eorr sit AF v Garrett's Fandisst Rite Fruit for Select ph ad, carton 60 and $1.2% carton, 406. #00 wid “ QUFEN OLIVES, Lib * 24 ean bh ale Cop wavid® ‘ POD ita Re Royal Stuart suis tat ommend our used pianos as far bet- || 7 Reval. stuart Mammotn nA, as Fok, ORR Hine trutt | Broadcloth, Chiffon Panama, Serge and Cheviot, in blue, in exchange for one of our new | ter than the cheaper new pianos The; Né-on, bi ‘38 Quart box, 14e.: ne the Prrene for table use: bax con~ | black and brown, Mannish Mixtures in the new gray toneg os and allow you more than you | Prices are much less than real yal- ve ready Yor deters, be 0 ASPAK Royal Stuart— (er Boeare; do : SIAC @AI CORN Revel iY Extra, aes ean ® "10 SPRL 4 Ihe Ih. jart —@ MAINE eT $3.25; . Boye fini aii These are the regular 15¢ hams from the houses of Swift and Armour—10 to 12 lb. sizes. —— -@ SN REL ORANGE ; FRESH NOT WANCY N | ORECHNUT BIREAK- "ein lorida vith wats N 1 La UA . ’ ‘ ‘ Looks like we couldn’t afford to sell 50c to $2.50 dress : New Favored Colors U d --N ; s to 7c , var sell 50c to $2.50 dress Oo . \ ane 4 pianos ew pianos. te ade bai 75c a yard, but you must remember that we can’t afford to allow them to take up the space of * j , own. & - : iW . Se ' Long Coat Sutts at $25. All high - grade (r y ' Easiest monthly Lengths for entire sults, waists, skirts and misses’ and children’s dresses a Value $38, OptiFnE Planer peyments on thir @ 7 All weaves—all colors and black—just what you'd buy from the piece at two to four times our prices, by Tight-fitting 50-inch Long Coats, fly-front model, lined some like new~ new pianos, ins For Remnants of black voiles, black mohairs, black and col- Cc —_Eoliennes, crepe de Paris, Broadeloths, plain and ‘ throughout with satin, Full kilted skirts, special to- mor. cluding those ored Panamas, colored albatross, nun's veilings, novelty tailor by I English and Scotch suit- fancy eoliennes, cre we al made by suitings, serges, plain and fancy cheviots and black albatross i C Paris, imported cal c al ; Chickering Bros. | |{ Novelty sultings, Henrlettas, checked suitings, Panamas, {8% bomespuns, black vd, aultiogs, taller sultings Ya. Eton Sutts at $25. H, & S, G. Linde: nuns’ veilings, batister, homespuns, prunellas, granite suit: 5s 4, 0m colored Panamas, and “heavy, crevenetsd : Waite age ings, black and colored voles, ¢tamines, "worsted suitings. muitin b $38. eerie — SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, ——————— —__ ’ : ; _ st Plaited Eton Jacket over fitted blouse girdle. Vest of Persian oer famous ry 9 : , ; , r ‘ , piano, 1 ti trimming, Inlaid braid embellished velvet collar, Fancy played with ped- Sale of Swift Ss and Arm u h m p Ib ll sleeves with tucked cuffs. Taffeta lined, Circular skirts in als or fingers, and O r S a S, er °9 aC hi pane! plaited front model, i 1 ee cilian For this sale, per lb,, 1134¢,