The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1906, Page 14

4 Me _THE WORLD, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10, 19000 : pon tng afternodn he fell to Lf mar un- Ht mhort ume fine“onda fabe"ministrations of other AH MEN MOURN Erarcd tie reanoed ae ree: JAMES McGREERY & CO, COUNT VON ARMIN :s"<iac sec soma | ho was found scious. He was hur + , fied to the Heoelring Hospital at Coney Upholstery Ppt { c tmege peat @ied at § P.M. without hav Gates, Keene and Drake Are fees Bol, ate wei ene De Fourth Floor, by B te =i to Coney ) ‘Among Those Sending | jaenq ss soon 28 word reeghed them. Fine Lace Curtains, 4, butt Condolence Messages. | RAE oematarte Sr hs hod Irish Point... aga eo and 7.00 it wae learned he had able place at the German court were stories of * having followed R : Siesity;'et Masatton Bench whom Be became | enaissance......... ve a) Jaat night | ested oto this country Me would | + «3:00, 5,00 and 7.00 cat short the career of Count Ludwis , ik of this and the stories soon | value §.00 te 10,50. | vou Armin 4 young German nobleman, "The bedy waa brought to the hotel pe 4 Point Arabe,........+..,+ 20.00, 12,00 and 15,00 } Special orders accepted for vestibule sets, bed Waldorf-Astoria, where he began his Iife rf i this abeaeep ewitte vyenre ago as 8 seta, panela and table covers of any size, etewnard’s helper. 5, : Tinie tek Estes, ar Yer.. Ven Ave, JAMES McGREERY & 60 made entirely of lace or lace blended with q (aT gee fe lll epee hae i silk or heavier fabrics @ousln of Countess von Armin, well . Known author. Ho bad a brother hold- : wail fee bist rank in the German army and/Cyt Glass and Fine China. 5,000 Cushion Covers,—brocades, brocatelles, rae easivc, exrtcecsanrts #t0| i Cut Gl damask, tapestry and velours. Tiaak a tie tense 8 Heavy American Cut Glass. not be ie by his friends at the hotel i path Gia cousin ki Wamnington Ww bed 8 Inch Bowl8......cis0ss 1§c, asc and 4c each, from. It is vrobabie the body will be P oe dete ths: Patheriand tor burial sees 2:25, 3:00, §.50 and 6.00 Imported Couch Covers,—-60 inches wide, 3 . Among New York mon who called at : as " P id Wadert-Astoda today 10 expreae | 3 pint Jug, new brilliant yards long. Oriental or modern art designs, Tegret to Proprietor G. C. Bo bim- : Ge a. Gil frees ot tne Count wars | <— COLUDR.....- s44-0e3.50 each 5.0, 7.50 and 8.50 nia so) Double-handled Olive Dish, | Estimates and sketches submitted for interior Count Von Armin’s death was not|s..+.ss sia aii Reon 5.00 piatl ‘ 4 iy 46 GHUWHiN according to | Sn eae Bil wits ak decorations and hangings. Physicians, but from uraemic pol: ¢. Ougaran Team et.2.50 e! ¢ Von Armin was thirtysix years, strong imc u as Gia athetin. so was 6 splendid wim 5 inch Nappie....... bls ate Twenty-third Street. er and visited the beach almost dally As he was leaving the water yestor crayseerey —=—=|American Porcelain. roo Pap s. jo -=-ploces; wioled on pink JAMES MoCREERY & C0.) el JAMES McGREERY & 60, Fine thin china, new spray deraratim 86 | Dinner Sets. Ladies Suits. cluding chop dish... Rug Department. ‘ailor-made Suits, of grey'| om | phot ich taal ou 13s t fs 5 me, ate and various colored | ae Sade Beginning on September the rrth, _ Cheviots. i Open athck Limoges. fa Sale of Fine India and Persia Rugs. 7 5 i pieces, handsome spray Sizes 6x'8 to oxr2 ft, Broadcloth Suits, new) pattern....., + + ¢ 0428,00 50.00 tgvTo8.00 Autumn models, Trimmed value 35.00 value 806 to 200.00. with wide silk braid. Fine China Bread and Butter 35:00 Plates or Ramekin and Twenty-third Street. (Panama Walking Skirts, side} Plates.........,.3.00 doz : or box pleated designs, Haviland’s Limoges Plates, — — 8.50 new pattern......25¢ each The Green Edition of Paenty-third Street. ‘ THE EVENING WORLD JAMES McGREERY & C0. Twenty-third Street. Contains all Sporting News of | the sin Exhibition of Dress Fabrics for the coming Restaurant | Autumn andWinter Seasons. Fighth Floor. 4 Xew Huitding. Including Plaid and Check service and «finer Broddeloths; Stripe, check vetora Five-cowree | and invisible plaid English Samsracnow GUARANTEED on Money PROMPTLY REFUNDED wwern <u Roh between Suitings; Scotch plaids and F _ WEST ims Tr. B22... | ecarwrteete ren in the latest | shades. Wonderful g Sale. | On September the r1th Broadcloth, 50 inches wide. This Sale Is One of the Most Notable-that We Have Ever Held. 8 Opening of Our Great New] Colors:—brown, light, dark, Bullding Will Be Long Remembered, medium and navy blue,| We thank you for your splendid response to our announcement in yesterday's papers, The fact that so many , thousands of New York's most careful shox shade epecisl etlort 0 visit thi arore to-davyels forcible evidence that Myrtle and reseda green, | light—grey,-slate,—eadet+ This Is the Busiest Store in Town To-Day! Great Specials Will Keep It So. $16.50 New Fall |Misses’ Box Coats), soya Suits, $10.98 | ne | our methods are approved and That our values stand unmatched blue, amethyst, old rose Twenty-third Street, ng very fine quality b 3. The coats fly ave, bs sleeve with ree verse cuffs; patch povkets, and double breasted. Value $7.00, Sizes 14 to 18. Special ak tna cites We Will Make All Alterations Upon Women’s Suits and Cloaks Without Extra Charge. “4 49 New pee Coats at $3.49. rverts wn, Positively worth $16.50. For our opening sale only | JAMES MoCREERY & GO, Art Department. re, Scarfs, 20 x 60 inches,,,. 2.00 each plaids; box pleated; long trimmed with fancy ins, full sleeve; gored go x 54 sa This Bolt, 810.08, Boys’ Suits, $5.69. The a! 5 Nia Jan 08 Lace Table Covers, ~ n ages 6 to 14 C 36 x 36 inches....3.35 cach} ach “ “ a8 x 28 eeoe ke 5 24X24 oe ee 85 Stamped Shirtwaists with material to finish, Don’t Fail to Attend Our Important Sale of Double-Coated Enamel Ware. 75c. 1.00 and 3.25 Tea Cloths with drawn work border, D-quart Coffee Fotr, repular Ge; ee piace alt 15¢, 60¢ and 1.00 Twenty-third Street, Stamped Center Pieces and} PALL Te gs TR TS SHOES. [We “Sell Il More Real Laces Than. Any Other Store in America. Special TT ap ~ —— To-Morrow.) weight ole, $4.49 Mail Orders Promptly and Careiully Filled) oth Ave., 22d to 23d a ‘ H Fourth floor ‘ On September the 11th. rhs Girls’ Dresses : 4 ail the popular new fabrics,f $00 dozen Renaissance Lace he | 1 { Fifth Ave, Stock of Women’s Apparel Sold by Auction, Enormous Stock From the New Store of S. Rothschild & Co. Gigantic Purchase at 33 1-3 Cents on the Dollar, It May Be Years Before You'll Have Another Sensational Bargain Opportunity Like This. Not for twelve years has such a magnificent selection of women’s apparel been thrown upon the market at these sensational bargain prices. And think ‘of it) the very choicest of the most exclusive Filth Avenue styles. Models selected especially for the élite by S, Rothschild & Co., upper Fifth Avenue, opposite new Altman Building. Sale begins toemorrow at 8 o'clock on the Great Second Floor. Extra saleswomen present Suis, | Smikis. | COAT Lingerie Princess Gowns, handsor Skirts—English str’ ped mixture skirts; an || Chiffon Broadcloth Coats, lined heart some are made over lav entirely new model | white du ap rop skirts. i y 0; | edo Routschit ‘ Hahschnae } Rothschild's Price, $15.00; $7.95 | i ck Price, $ Price, $45; Special Sale Price, | Bs Sha cathe tla Special $4 9° .75 Special $2950 | | HUNG’ S/pEICS, Price, Price, Se ES es P Special § Sale P: tm a | Silk Skirts of Black Taffeta Silk, Ws Princess Gowns oe “Black Sitk Net, — after the latest Fall fashion, Crepe de Chine gowns, made over silk in |) Rothschild’s Rothschild’s % t the 2 aah li blue meh des - Price, $16. Price, $18 on beer : pony coat and the loose %4 othschild’s Price,$95; | coat style Special Sale Price, ‘S45 | Price, 8” 75 * Prices I di 50; Rothschild’s price, $29.00; § 1 2 75 | bn Special Sale Price, . Taffeta Silk Coats in the coffee facket Gow ns—of white chiffon < cloth, also im- {| —-———— hand embroidered “crepe LOW; : trimmed with val. lace ard real lace jailed, strapped ahd gore motifs, and many other kinds. styles, as plaited, strapped and gored, \| with guaranteed tafleta or silk Rothschild’s Price, $125; § 50 Rothschild’s Price, $18.00: § 95 | er et ri > Price Special Sais:Price, 6 3 : Special Sale Price, 6 Rotirachbid's erletc$20,06: £5 95 ani SS — Special Sale Price, /. Tailored Sults—made of the | latest ma- | terialS, as broaJ cheviots, etc., in |, Chiffon Panama Skirts, in black only, | - nnn every new style imaginable, as titted coat full plaited or box plaited models. suits,, blouses, 24 in, jacket styles and Rothsenitd’s Price, $11.00; $—.95 || gored piaited skirts, Special Sale Price, 5 Rothschild’s Price, $25; $ H 5 Special Sale Price, i —— aan | |. Pall prices everywhere are posi- | tively two or three times | greater than prices in this sale. | You. cannot ‘duplicate these evel at the end of the Fall season. MISSES’ SUITS. | Former pel peed | loose box style, double | breasted; collarless ; trimmed is “t= — with vely en ae Sleeves v t Former Price, $8.00—Special Misses’ Coats, tightefitted, nd fancy braid, $ 98 | 1's. ets: Boalt 10.8 | Former Price $$.00—S pecial ft in all-wool coverts, made , Serge Skirts — White, made in various || Covert Coats strictly ta = and 41 yor collarless, trimmed with in all co! braid and buttons—welt $ 98 = py seams—with g qual. ¢ e Former pce, $25—Special | ity lining, with cuff, Sizes 14 to 1 Misses’ Suits—new Fall years, } Style, in all-wool Broad- cloth, black; made collar- less; inlaid with silk velvet and finished with braid; ye tailored straps and tabs; "2 75 buttons to match; lined sah with Skinner's Satin; fly front; skirt double box ie al plait, welt seams; sizes 14) atten ‘sith to 16 years, | | serait reentry adi | ~Underwriters’ Salvage Sale. | F ‘ormer Price, $8.7 dieiscaaaee grate and smail v To! St Coats in mi . Entire Stock 3, National Carpet Manufacturing Co, 1 : The following Sea attracted the attention = | tw wera. nons soanove. sory. aon, vue. ace | | of our carpet and rug buyer carly last week: ey Eee BI | , | National Carpet Mfg. Co, | | We bought at Auction $25,000 Worth of Carpets and Rugs for | os sers wit bsacinrrea, Tarearae | Ten Thousand Dollars, ween gt ses aber aoe As Indicated by the Way They Are Priced to the Publics PLAIN AND FANCY MATTING Judging by the excellent qualities, the new and waslusive, Fadl fou: thatigh sotas sakihea at cna 0. tromely lav Prices, the fact thas all of tues: Fivat everybody is ready to buy their tall | TAURSDAY, SEPT, 6th, 1906, subny oc Taal eovariige NOW: Re SHOULD be: tM modern merchandising. Prices are AT AUCTION, ng af 8 o'clock with the grandest rush in the ‘Of she bi hat the are i ‘0 c fi oods. We iso tell exactly what y 3 Me A eee sich ___. | Underieriters Salvage Co, of New York, 18 amare eee AT THAIN. WAREROOMS $ to 19 Sullivan Stroot. MW. 7. | By order of the Insurance Companies interested, FOS ACCOUNT OF WHOM.IT MAY CONCEAL, | weemem aa i " 6 Fon Coweta Y, Oriental Halli Rugs, 00 inches by 9 25 J {t. long; reg. price, 5,98; sale Smith's Axualnetor le 19 Rugs, 27x54, all latest colors and designs, reg. price 2,50, sale price, Special ‘ Rug Sale. 7 # 10 30 A. M. 2to 4 P. } willed acl to Rue |, on. price 4.98 /33 98 ford Axm Rus prt ve Wee Benaeale ain Honan, 3X c 5,98 : » Desirab le Pattorts. Toemorr sw we inaugurate anow The old morning sales will continue as usual, but { the everincraasing crowds, Extra sales in (Tuird Floor.) LINOLEUM REMNANTS—Usetul—Matchable sensation In this department-—AF IER \OON SALES they have grown so big that we can no kK onger take care Oo} the afternoon are the result, MOTE. THE HOURS . hour sensations, 8 to 10 Ay .~ 240 4 P. M- All-day soasatlon, 8 A. M. too P.M 9 to 12 A, M—2 to 5 P.M D yards of ar pr p Two Ishour sensations, 8to9 A. M.-3to4 P.M Two 3-Nour sensation: * eds ke Carpet, 4 So yard; s = 29¢ ,8A M too P, M, ard; rempan jjors go right through to the hack; sells regularly at $4.15 yard; cut from full'rolls Remnants of noleu 1 of design ie 49c// . Allvday