The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1905, Page 7

Pia aa a A ha STR ar ogy DECEMBER 8, 1905. THE WORLD; FRIDAY EVENING, i] foothall representative of the Amy |ot Rutgers; Byer. 8. ¥ oma, C4 ie he said that {t must be obvious to. al} 4 wi a ot Francis 8. anga and Mar rose hat the t come when Athletlo Association, and aleo a mem-'gion'n. nogert. of Columbti: Preside Rome radteel ane hee be made in ber of the West Point faoulty. The ‘or 1 “Humphries. of Stevens | foothall vr the muat be aban messuye they Brought to the confer- Institute; President B. Raymond, faaveetuid a A. bLboIIE Wout doned. He ingly to th that football should not be| aM. March, For 8 Prof, | number ve Bh A ence w acuse, Pr abar but that reforms looking i Peck and Dean Frank en the to the elimination of brotal play and] oe ner MacCriokan opend the! athe any fe and that the fixing of] conference with a brief address In which hilied } such in the hamds $3.50 Stroller Shoes | | Get the Habit. Go to ‘|{ Fur Caps for Gifts, $2.75, ° | Best values in Turban and Driving EXCEPT at the BROADWAY |Shipes at from BQ to Bg, Store, you will find our ENTIRE] | Coney, Muskrat and Seal, Stetsor stock ‘of this Winter's | n Hats, “Sorts,” BB, FO and || $5. 5 rms should be Shoes and all our $4 of & new rules committee to consist ; eis tea Haney alae shoes reduced to...... 75) UNION SQUARE, 279 Broadway, near Chambers, F ; thw leading 190404 igs Al $ i “ ‘te i led | 14th Bt Bear Broadway, 47 Cortiandt St., near Greenwich, || Stn self-conforming Derbies, a PY To Save the Game | ) ioe Styles) all leathers; ak sizes, | NEW YORK City, 125th St., corner third Ave. $3.50 Opposed to these viaws were several | a ane hing | O vercoat Sale Involving 1,200 Garments from Rochester—the Home of Only Good Clothes, | __ We bought them for less than the cost to manufacture from a concern compelled by partnership changes} to liquidate. Although not one of the largest, this concern is one of the cleverest tailoring organizations in Rochester, and these overcoats we offer you at Unustially low prices are entirely worthy of Rochester's best, They are 1905 style to the last degree, They have that snug fit at the neck, the flat-lying angular lapel, the broad, high, natural shoulders, the broad chest and the roomy, easy, balanced “set” of the whole Rarment, that are obtained only by expert tailor work. Overcoatings, linings and all trimmings are the best—each of its kind. The colors are prevailing Oxford mixtures, dull and high finished blacks, with sprinkling of brownish shades, and a considerable showing of newest effects in Twill, Cassimere and Worsted designs, : tex Woo seemed to think thut phe y possible reform in football ta the Representative Bangs In-| imine ot the ea man art . ne to those woo would save the game. terested Only in the note that the dominant Game's Substitute, sane, if possi * nee was to"eave the | | Chane STAND IS CRITICISED, ‘= (Greenwald Bros. 3d Ave. cor. 87th St. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, LONG WINTER OVERCOATS, Big comfortable garments which give style to} the coat and comfort to the wearer; made of Oxford friezes and black kerseys elegantly tailored; regulary sold at $10.00; spe- cial at, oon $5.95 ES) en of |v | was called by | Cracken, of New York | in & guime with whose toot | k Moore, of Union d severnl weeks ago. | the conference | | | | | college or uni- resentation om the re had a dee WAGGER MEN'S SUITS, The man of to-day is particular about his clothes! and prides himself upon knowledge of correct at-| Thirteen Universities Repre-| ‘ sented at Meeting to Discuss |‘ ither Yale, Princeton gate p ees tire, We offer a limited ber of single andi}. 4 Future of College Sport, Pail rel poe pied Ie ei 7 double crated Sults, ade: there Sloe and’ bineh ‘i Regular 12.50 @ $15 Overcoats, 9.50 Regular $20 @ 22.50 Overcoats, 15.50 i cheviots, fancy mixed worsteds and F h 40-inch Box Coats of Frieze and Melton, | 46- , Kersey 5 Jeneti —— - 3 act whi 3 5 4 » n a j6-inch Box Coats, of Melton, Kersey, Worsted and Venetian, 7 pai inderst however, that | cassimeres; our regular $10.00 grade; $5 95 |g | 52-inch Dress Great Coats, Frieze and Melton, $2-inch Dress Great Coats, of Worsted, Melton and Velour, | \ ] The conference the Princeton and Harvard were the on! Special at....0 ves ‘ ae zi , 52-inch Tourist Coats, of stylish Scotch effects neh Single and Double Breasted Fancy Tourist Coats, < tn t c t nig five ii da that JOATS FOR LITTL EN vi Dail aa te ie ae a ie Ae Regular $15 @ $18 Overcoats, 11,50 the football situation met Regular 22.50, $25 @ $28 Coats, 17.50 tility toward the pur- | The new Russian Overcoats, that give warmth 46-inch Box Coats, of Melton and Frieze, 3 ; e sh iuaak’ Ph . ing wats K Melton, Velour and Venetian, Murray Hill Hotel, Repr at t w Scraae and make the little chap feel like the big man. We 52-inch Great Coats, Frieze and Melton, is ne Roubliatens ies k " « of the conference 4 winch Sing y -inch Double-Breasted Fancy Driving Coats, i aa gaa Delegates Who Attended, Pree sn ee AenkON aan Seinch Single and Double Breasted Faney Touttst Coats 52-inch Dress Coats, of Melton, Velour, Kersey and Venetian, | eens f ee ere) oglany 50} sp $1.95 Regular $18 @ $20 Overcoats, 13.50 | sia oi the above have handestoted adies they gattiered’ to der three ques ice prtetab ten Sygate beeseee cence Serius meee it 46-inch Box Coats, of Melton, Frieze, Kersey and Worsted 52-inch Single and Double Breasted Tourist Coats, of exclusive Worsteds and tlons K and Prot | DERBY AND SOFT HATS, 52-inch Dress Great Coats, Melton, Frieze and Worsted, English Tweeds S2-inch Sing T=Shall football as at present >) played be abolishedt Bf mot, what essary to elimina fin objection= 5, ‘ne tyke. of U able featarest Revior and Prof sce" “CHRISTMAS OFFER A USEFUL PRESENT FREE, ik In all the “correct styles” and excellent quality; our regu. 05c Paletots and Paddocks, of English Gray Twill and other smart designs, lar $1.50 Hats; special ati... is ieceeeeeerranwnr see wnnertenen poten cited ke baad “ a E Val in Men’s Wi Suits. xtra Values in Men’s inter Suits. The beginning of the week found us with many “broken” tines of popular suits at $15, $18 and above. But advantageous purchases 'from a few high-class wholesale tailors, busy with next Spring’s work and anxious to dispose of winter goods, enabled us to fill in our “broken’’ lines, So great were the concessions we obtained, that instead of asking regular prices. we can sell $15 and $18 suits at $10, and $20 and $22.50 suits at $15. The man in search of good clothes will grasp a money-saving opportunity by buying them at Brill’s, Hand-tailored Sack Suits, Trousers and vests skilfully designed and worked The greater number of the Suits at $15 were tailored “up-State” by the to secure fit and shapeliness, Materials are all-wool Cheviots, all-wool silk-mixed . " cleverest journeymen tailors in the world—men accustomed to working on $25 Cassimeres and high-grade Worsteds; wide range of desirable pat- As ne . Anise ; y 2), FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY terns, the popular grays predominating. .....ssseseevereeseenes 10 $30 and $35 garments, In addition to conservative models are Suits designed rma are nece I nd i r Prof, J John B. Smith Saks & Company Braadway, 33d te 34 Street y pay for “young men"—extra long coats, extra deep vents, extra style REAKARLE RUBBER i ‘ Suits at $20 and Above, nacks which formerly only the custom tallor could supply. Original and ; sill " A Sale of Suits & Coats for Boys | The best ideas of the foremost designers, worked out by expert specialists,| tasteful patterns in durable full-weight Worsteds, Scotch eves. and self-stripe, | \ y secure thei silk and twill effects In Cassimeres; several models in find expression in these garments of ours. You may secure their equals from| silk an f Though the season is far from done, we find FIRST-CLASS custom tailors, but only at an extravagant cost, both single and double breasted styles; all sizes... certain series of our suits and coats have suffered nvoravontnsss fonue vioowiicsr | Ala hapdashery for the Holidays <back guarantee ; 1 til better, this important offer is made. | Women can find no more acceptable gifts for men, or men no more satisfactory furnish: { nthe com Ts FRI, \B lings for themselves, than in the four Brill furnishing departments. Low price and high qual- 4 ® coal sem ec $6.95 and $7.50 Norfolk Suits at $5.95 | \Biity characterize these goods. on the Hair i free. | Double-breasted belted and single or double-breasted plated | H Genuine Hassan $1 White Shirts, Special ‘ OTT te et models of worsteds, cheviots and tweeds in mixtures, Gloves, $1. Gun ront a gay ate Ril / jet. 17th an Streets, New Yor A caval ‘ate 50 | en front and back, and ope yles; —_—_— LL knickerbocker trousers; sizes 8 to 17 years. ON dal a Bi 50 in fal Way Anth DORE Enea DATE HOKE Sn erin eeeemeninc $8.00 Touri j ourist Qvercoats at $6.50 Hos l-Linea ish Chevi Tanto AMEE AMEE ARR SP \8) quirrel-Line Englis eviot “ty Distinctive Double-breasted models of cheviots in gray or brown plaids Gloves, $5. hirts, $1. v ae! or mixtures; sizes 8 to 17 years Mocha Gloves, lined with genuine St ft b in checks, 83 years, ! 8, ks ‘S ange Tourist BOX PADDOCK $6.50 Suits and Qvercoats at $5.00 Ee ie Ne ; Otherwise, Bargains, Se aed red | Sailor Suits (sizes 6 to 10 years) and Russian Blouse Suits F.egular $2.50 Um- $1SilKs in Our Scarfs aks At $20.00, $25.00, & $30.00 | (sizes 2!4 to 8 years) of cheviots or tweeds in mixtures and | rellas, $1.50. at 5Oc. | Genuine Weichsel handles, Paragon Light and dark patterns, all new, in frames, coverings of jet black piece- 2%-inch Four-in-Hands, 3 for $1.40 is dyed taffeta our special, serges in colors trimmed with braid. Double-Breasted Russian Quercoats of kerseys, cheviots and frieze with velvet collar and emblem; sizes 2/4 to 8 years. Tourist Qvercoats—Single and double-breasted models of frieze in oxford or navy; sizes 8 to 17 years. Little things manifest great princi- || ples—an apple demonstrated the law of gravitation, Along these lines analyze this condition. Go to: || the averave shop for an overcoat at twenty, twenty- five or thirty dollars. The man will take your measure. His tape string demonstrates it to be forty, normal, Yet the coat in normal size forty has nothing in conimon with your proportions. With a supreme confidence and a sublime faith in luck he asks you to try another forty | | Suits and Overcoats for | Youths. All-woo! Frieze and Melton Box Coats, in Oxford and black, and all- wool Fancy Tourist Overcoats, cut on extra full 1905 models, sizes 16 to 20, and SUITS of high-grade Worsted and all-wool Cassimere and Thibet, serge-lined; single and double breasted models. $10 and 8 $12.50 values. Speclah ...sssrerseseecrseseeseseceserennerenses Young men's $8 all-wool Fancy Tourist Coats and Oxford and Black Melton Box and Great Coats, also strictly all-wool fancy Cheviat and Black Thibet Suits, single and double breasted; both Suits and Overcoats $6 | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Sale of Coats & Dresses for Girls $8.50 to $14.50 Winter Coats at $5.90 Full length models of black or navy zibeline with astrakhan collar and cuffs and strapped with broadcloth, together with coats of heavy cheviot in brown, navy or red or of fancy mixtures, a number of which are in mannish overcoat models, flannel lined throughout; sizes 6 to 14 years, $15.00 Kersey Coats at $40,00 Of heavy wool kersey in biack, navy, red, brown or green, trimmed with braid and embroidered emblem; sizes 6 to 14, $4.45 Wool Dresses at $1.95 Of cashmere, cheviot or shepherd checks in a diversified variety of styles and colors; sizes 5 to 12 years. $9.00 to $42.00 Wool Dresses, $6.90 | Of various wool fabrics, including fancy Scotch plaids in a | variety of styles nnd colors: sizes 6 to 14 years, in sizes 15 to 20, Special. a Children’s H igh Grade | Clothing. Ii Reefers, Overcoats and Suits that should be $4 and $5. Reefers in| sizes 4 to 12 for boys and girls, Russian Overcoats for boys 4 to 9. Box | Coats for boys 8 to 16. Russian, Eton and Billor Suits for boys 3 to 8 | Norfolk and Double-Breasted Jacket Suits for boys 8 to 16, Every one special at.... AGRE 2.95 Regular $5 and $6 Fancy Tourist and all-wool jot and Melton Box | Overcoats for boys 8 to 16, and Russian Overcoats in sizes 4 to 9; Russian, Eton, Norfolk and Double-Breasted Jacket Suits, and the well- $3 95 | known “Dudley 4-in-1 Combination” Suits, Special at.. ° That hit or miss condition demonstrates the garments to be the product of the old school manufacturers who blindly hold that cutting from six to a dozen garments at a time is economy. As though logic did not demonstrate that the simple action of the knife would cause the top and bottom of the pile of cloth to vary at least a fraction of an inch! Capyriaht, Bril| Brothers. a ee LENTZ TARSHIS The Leading Clothing Outfitters for the Entire Family. j Warmth for the Winter is assured (o th: ladies who buy their Furs ad coli weather garm-nts from hus, butilis notcomfortalon. that we The perfect proportions of our overcoats at twenty to thirty dollars manifest the principle involved. We maintain our own workshops, Each garment is cut and tailored individually, You will find that our forty coat measures exe actly forty, whether it commands $75 or $25, Fur Lined Coats at $29.50, $35.00, $39.50 Large series of models, lined with various furs; sizes 6 to 14, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY A Sale of Furs for Women And you will also find the higher attributes which tend toward distinctiveness and character and for which the to-order tailorman demands one-third more than our prices, Suits & Overcoats for Young Men At $12.50 Not so much in the mere texture of the fabrics (though they satisfy all that good service can de- mand), but in the tailoring, do our garments for the young men at twelve fifty transcend, all the established standards. Through the exercise of the higher phases of their craft, our tailormen de- fine the individuality and character wholly foreign Of high-grade selected pelts, in a series of plain and fancy models, at one-fourth less than the standard prices, Great Overcoat Sale OR CREDIT! Short tox models of black caracul, with elaborately em- broidered velvet vests and lined with fancy satin, up the carnients from the tinest skins, Complete outtit for Winter wear. What ver you may choose from our selected stock you can have charged, and pay tor it while you wear it, by easy weekly or monthly payments, Clothing for men, women and chil irony furs hats, sho sand millingiy, $1.00 is all th-re is required, Alterations free of charge, j Open evenines duting holidays, | The activity in our boys’! On the otiter band we are mats ‘department brings the usual inclined to think that in our $125.00 Eton Fur Coats at $85.00 | thing earlier than usual this men's gloves it's the uu- hay usual thing which has pro- geen moted the activity there. Of superior sable-dyed squitrel, with inlaid collar and cuffs ? oing the - of braid and velvet, and lined with satin, wee a: beet going ore? Certainly that special whole boys’ suit stock and walking glove which wehave Fur Throw revising prices, wherever Wel at $1.50, is enough better We dno offer some eplendid values In wo * Furs. Far Jackets. Fu odd fade Suite. } study, Style is also an important tac- tor withus, We follow the latest fash. fons incutting and itting,and we make 4 Dahon (heel 35 Fulton St., opp, £im pl. to the average ready-for-service garments, Qf Notural Sauirrel, 50 inches, Value $10.00, At $7.75 found sizes broken or pat=\than the ordinary $1.50 be Our Jewelry Department, bred Fit Ave., pi ‘oth st Single and Double Breasted Suits of fine worsteds Qf Blended Mink, 50 inches, Value $9.50. At $650 | terns lagging behind, glove, to interest any man, Jilin nds an! oh Sy oat BROOKLYN. ‘ tweeds and cheviots, $12.50 QI Black Lynx, 72 inches, Value $27.50, At $21.50 Qvercoats in long single-breasted and doubles Qf Blue Lynx, 72 inches, Value 527.50, At $21.50 | Rocrrs, Pret & Copany, Rocrrs, Pret & Company. > y breasted models of oxford, mixtures and plaid Edna May Tigs of Persian Lamb, Valué $10.00.. At $6.50 Btn Bivaeway nore, ies Grose Berek PAUL MISCH i ¢ overcoat fabrics, $12.50 H Qt Natural Squirrel, Value $10.00, Special at $7.25 Ae ie He teal 7 a etre Headavartera tor Upotul hn as ‘ Saky & Gom ait | Mutts Shi Mink, Me ll Pi anegn at $12.50 Warren st. 13th st, Sand st. | City Hall, Union Square, Greeley Square. 50 West Jath Street, Sunday World Wants } to (Sl Back hvnx, alue $30.00, Special at $22.50 pe Bed sity ie ae . : {i y Match Qi Blue kynx, Value $27.50, Special at $24.50 ‘ “ior Pork ciate More Work Monday Wonders, Broadway, 334 t9 34th Street, (Qf Rersion kamb, Value $15.09, Special at $10.50 Mee un eA 4 a