The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1906, Page 6

SS t § ! ULLFD BY FALL WALS MR, RYLEY Gets Injunction Against the (| Sly STORIES Schuberts for “My Lady’s | Maid” Feature. ‘Thomas W, Ruyley, the theatrion! snare | c thowe present at the “| me ager, was opening performance of "Ay Maid” af the Casino last night tanguld interes In the proceedings until up the opening | -Méss Lauftain Plunges to! Death in Christian As- He sociation Building. ee cen aoe i —EEEEEE ture of $s appeared on Ue ran was bal! over h Lavftain, @ beautiful youns | efore ng it up the alsis was one of the Horkan of twenty-two, fell etx stories Mr. Ryley to aie from the élothes-drying room | like @ Yo eiseah Gh hla GY 06 on ie top Hove un'a |the enginehouse By the time the ChrOaiad Ass was finished Mr. Ryley hal cor Tt Weet One H Aad yn foumh stres', to-d iy egen the 17 - lobby an ry Frorg side t feading the nproved elition of the rokeh r nm | Tit sot | * railings practically ‘Repbery!" abouted Mr. Ryley, “Pi- | ody was broken viet Assivtance! Hetp! at ee | in the asro- to go out to-night © starting down- ae Atlee Lauftatn st Qid brik fast bet it fn her hurry as though they instead of fro’ wanted to be stow? the netting, whieh em room on the ground women of the assodlw ® «ing the rest of tion Were beginning thelr meal, when | ¢ ve that he knew Ht, b js wee averted Howeve: they, were interrupted by # #eream of © It wan followed by a or nee t Write for Tilust ated Hegsain Lise ASPERFEL the wei. {Thp it's Body had fallen sorons the £ mewel post at ‘oot of the stairs, Pa A poilceman ned a doctor, but Fe =VE before be cot ew feu * dead) According io the phywoun, deuth BSTAML teat was LAN COUR, mi ‘ Mikes \2ii{tain cane from Coxsackis, 144 BOW RY “Bowery Saving Bi} . ¥., and Was employed an a soam-| b Bank Block,” ja! Be Her brother, who is a store-- in the up-State town, wae com ath tain, keer! . berth of munkeated Rag-nits Subway Station, Spris Diamonds Advanced by Others BUT NOT BY US. NOTE FOLLOWING SPECIAL: ho was a native of d beet an inmate of the As- ms hothe for about two weeks a sirikinely pretty brunetic engaged 43 & forewoman of a « dresenaxers at No 88 West, firm Nindteenth street. OLD SHIP CAPTAIN DROWNED OFF PIER. Suryived Perfls of Deep Mary Years to Meet Death in'‘Com- | ! place Landing Accident. | Afthr braving the termore ef the sea, for timif a century and salling ships tn | clime and in all sorts of weather, | Capt Jom P. Vanname stepped from | pier on Shooter's Island and was | a . and toxdiay his body was , 4,9, floating off Mariner Harbor. Be _ otter (9, limited amber | ot e550) use of his ago—wighty years— | [M Viamond will be reset in Ladies Hing | Gast] Varcams was force’ to retire |i Soret Chance of w lifetime, | Gentlemen's Gold Watch Wunting case; guarantees active service, and of iste he had Ove) an a nigttt watchman in ieee a tnroughout hand iy enxravel in the sew basket de | fa eee! Warten ‘or igi | tuorement. becial $29, a or all his Ife, whem he was with te ships | He was do- 2 the old Vanmame family, WEDDING RINGS ho were aruone the fret pettiors of Flee is BORAX IN HIS SAUSAGE. Beicdher Tells Court It Is Maker's Bavlt, bu }is Held for Trial. butoher, at No. OM na . was te the Centre Streat | x arged by Inspector Mas- the Board of Health, with stuffed with borax All styles solid 44 and 15 karat gold seamless Wedding Rings our specialty | Prices $2.50 to $25. Quality Guaranteed, No Extra Charge for Lettering Mall Orders Filled. © buted the Frank ~~ Tnguirtes Solicited | Open Evewings T. Saturdays till 10. utton, 4 Fail Styles Guo-Metal Calf, Lace end Patent Leoth i. 1906 Biucher, io Box Calf, War calt, } . % Medium Smooth Black Kussla, F ond tleavy Vici K Men’s, Women’s weg’ Waterproct Grain Every | ¢ ew style that is worthy k ldren’s h SHOES. «is Style, comfort and durability are features of all our Children’s Shoes. We are deter- mined to serve the children so well that we shall have thelr custom continuously—not only as boys and girls, but as men ca women, i ig Best Stores: Shoes in Every Grade, | h ste. Aopas IVE VE ‘ Broeaway, etween Perk and Ellery Streets. 863-1269-1267 Droadwe: 4 Rear Greene Avenus. WC WOMAN YOU STOLE MY SONG, ey ras Wor” Ghuberte that ‘Fiirtation’ was “Hanover Square’ ] Mr. Ryley got busy to-day. Through his counsel. Jodge EB. P. Coyne, he at an tnjunetion restraining the Shuberte from allowing their performers to sing ‘Tirtation” to-night or any other night. ‘The injunction wll be served today it Mr. Ryley ean find any of the Shuberte. CHICAGO, Bent. hae docliad that there wore no ir her recognie Voliva as of the Church. Franklin Simon & Co. Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel. Fall Model Coats, Fur and Fur lined Garments, Taflored and Dressy Frocks, Waists, Skirts, School and Dress Hats. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, Misses’ Tatlored Sutts, NAVY BLUE CHEVIOT or fich dark plaid sultl semi-fitting, satin lined, velvet collar; new ‘note 12 50 plaited skirt; 12 to 18 years. Real value $18.50. . BROADCLOTH SUITS, in brown, Hunter’s green, navy, London smoke, garnet or black, with medium or three-quarter length coat, strictly tailored or richly trimmed; v¥ model plaited skirts; 14, 16 and years. Real value $39 80. +53 50008 29.50 Boys’ Smart Clothing. Made by expert boys’ taflors In sanitary workrooms, ‘ of all-wool tested fabrics, sewed with silk, SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS, English or wets, FeO pian navy the Cheviots ; 3 to 12 years. Real value $7.50............00 ° HAND-TARGRED SUITS, breasted, imported cloths in Checks or Mixtt n blue Cheviot, Serge, including extra pai knickerbockers; 8 to 17 years. Real value $15.00.. Infants’ Wear. TAILORED COATS of Cheviots Scotch Tweeds, flannel lined; 2 to 5 years. Real OPTS ccc csss 7.50 A large importation of Paris Hats and Bonnets at popular prices. FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. Narfatk Stern Brothers Store Open Until 6 P. M1. Daily Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing Attefition is directed to our complete line of Boys’ and Young Men's Autumn and Winter Apparel for dress and or- dinary wear. Young Men's Suits and-Overcoats, of high sandard make, the latest styles & fabrics, 32 to 37 in, chest measure $11.50 1 Boys’ Norfolk Doubie-breasted Sailor and Russian Suits, Saisey tho newt eyiey 21 11 5m, from $5.00 © 18.00 New Fail Models in Men's and Boys’ Bath and Lounging Robes, House Coat, Bath Slippers. Boys’ and Young Men's Furnishings, Hats, Etc. 29.50 West Twenty-third Street STARS of 1906-7 DRAMA, all under 27 but one % Z=¢ See their pictures and +5 Suess which 1s the ONE: gms * | Jowte's Successor Lematly Chosen. ti—Juize Landis rebularitias th the election of Voliva ae Oversor of the Zion Church directed that the recelvor the head | "xT SUNDAY'S WORLD. SS a FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER #1, 4 Delightful Place for Luncheon—Our 8th Floor Restaurant. Simpson, Haw 1,000 New Kuppenheimer Fall Suits. Finest of all Ready-to-Don Garments at a Startlingly Mow Price for Saturday, *15.50 Go to the most careful dresser you know, who buys his clothing ready to put on, and if he’s the picture of the tailor-made man, you'll know he wears Ku agents in Greater New York, means that the BEST CLOTHING is housed HERE in New York., exclusive selling Copyright 1906 The House of Kuppen! ee { We've a special suit for boys ‘with an extra pair o trous- ers, The price is $5—nothing ke it anywhere. You must } have heard of it. $ Sale of 14k. Gold and Gold-filled Watches. Very special items for Saturday. Each watch backed by the cuaran- téevof the maker and Simpson Crawford Co. Main Floor. Men's Solid Gold Watches— new thin model, open face—Eigin or movement, 21. 00 Waltham Reg. $30. At Men's Gold-Pillea Watches— guaranteed for 20° years—open face, new thin model—warranted American 7-Jewel nickel movement. Jew- 0 for same. abd ask $1 : 5.95 Women's 14k. Solid Gold Open- face Waich Ligin or Waltham Jewelled mover ¢w- dllers’ price $19.50, “At 14.00 Women's Gold-Filled Hunting- Case Watches —guaranteed for 20 years—Elgin or itham yorrnent Reg. $16. At 12.50 New Belts From Paris. Elastic Belts are here from Paris —the latest dictate of Fashion. Exceptionally nobby—and low priced. Main Floor. se are beaded—as little tn price a haifa dollar; riaikg bh ta t tT ik studded inds, with hand- | sont clasps, ‘are $2.25 ; others for | zs-much as ten dollars. nheimer clothes. That we are the We have a thousand Kuppenheimer Sults to sel! at $15.50 atthe outset of the Fall season. The decidedly low price is the Kuppenhelmer way of advertising thelr product. You who succeed in getting these silts at this price will have something to remember for many months. Materials are beautiful silk mixed worsteds, new Vicunas and Velours; also plain blacks Five distinct models, conforming to every idea of taste. _Becoud Floor. Kuppenheimer $ 2 45 every size is bere. 460 Sample Suits for Fall thet are worth $18 and $20—3, 4 and 5 of a kind—that’s the answer for getting them nearly at hall price worsteds, cheviots amd tweeds, also plain black —the new long coats SH broad shoulders—and Fall Suits at As well tailored, as thoroughly stylish, as perfect fit- ting and a¥ good wearing as those a Sth avenue tailor would charge $60 for—and not oply this, but you can choote from everything that's new and carrect for | ' Pall, | =e me } The New. Fall Hat for Men. Made exclusively for us— F Drie grade felt, identical with the qualities sold under trade name as high as $3 and $3.50; All the proper color shades, In- cluding black, pearl and fawn Fall height of crowns ls fee MY inches—when telescoped three and 4 quarter inches. Sedond Floor. years. of sensational. and Scotch effects. Assortment comprises:— foarte ter means Kis retry pen of Russian Suits | Knickerbocker elt Suits with | Trousers; sizes 7 to 14| Knicker Trousers;| isomer Trousers; years. sizes 8 to 17 years. sizes 2% to 8 years. Boys’ $7.50 Hish $y a Grade Fall Suits, ALS 0 Here is a lot of Suits in many styles at a price nothing short Fabrics include all wool blue serge, fancy silk ” mixed worsteds in pretty checks; plain blue thibets, fancy tweeds Sallor Suits Bloomer Trousers; sizes 3 to 10 years. Young Men’s Fall Suits, ~ $7.50 New Fall styles for young men—the little different cut, the long stylish coat, the broad thouiter, the tehtrtemge tack 4 -or youths from 16 to 2 ————————— ——_——— | The Greatest Store of Misses’ Apparel Presents Remarkable Values for This Saturday Whether you view this garment store in a perfunctory sort of way, or give it your undivided attention for hours, you can be of but one opinion—there’s none other quite like it. ness have not been fruitless. point the way to our supremacy. Don't lose sight of all this, when you come down- there is ONE BEST PLACE Ir w de you with whatever TS newest and best at the least possible cost, Misses’ “Prince Misses’ Chap"CoatSuits Broadcloth in stylish all-wool pid) Suits, $25. eff -length oat Colors are brown, black, navy and wine; in three- quarter length coat— lined throughout with soft quality guaranteed satin—dleep velvet collar tailored. At —tull pleated skirt. Spe- chally riced Junior Suits, | Saturday” 5 $25// Exceptionally tallored—| Misses’ in two models; one of| * fine browicioth—semt-| Tailored Suits. fitted—double breasted | Two models, fashioned —pleated skirt. Other! of natty stripes— 25 and in novelty mixture—|27 inch coats—-semi- Jaunty 22-inch sem}. | fitted backs — double- fitted coa trimmed | breasted—one, collar in- with wide raps of laid with broadcloth— same material—finished | collar and cuffs neay with tabs of velvet to| trimmed with silk bralc correspond on collar and cuffs—velvet but- roughout with quality satin—coat , mannish lapels ie breasted—pleated Ls rt — well 19. 75 Other, panne velvet col- lar and cuffs—full side jporbes plaited skirt. Val toms=-gracefai-s1 Se. ash 17, 80)\ 0 RL eO. Misses’ Tourist Coats $9.75 Misses’ and Girls’ Sus- pender Suits. Special. hat Envelope Bags of fine | Jeather In black and colors, inside frame leather lined; strap back. Regular $3.00 values for LOS Men’s New Made to Sell at $1 and $1.50; Saturday This store “for .men has one mission above every- thing else, to meet the wants of the individual -who seeks culture and refinement in dress. To this end we are particular to the point of fussiness in selecting our merchandise—it must ve just so. Main To-morrow we shall Akerg nage w be to acquaint you with the moat particular fer ow as ti Getotia in the whole (rads and stripes; some few dark grounds. of them are worth fully choice, Saturday soaee SUSPENDERS, 4,0 Wt Material ts a very fine Derealpemiontiy white grounds, with neat splendid fitting one—generously full, wherever essentval, A good many of these Shirts sur dollar kinds of other stores, while some $1.50. Your [ 798 tale to-morrow, at....+ Woresvee Made of all-wool plaids and solid | We have just 100 Coats, in two color serges—loose, Jaunty box coat | styles, of hi exits 8 bo 352%. lente. Goredy-| “ahd fe eae tic nee stitched to hips—well 17.50 breasted—good utility coat. Spe- falObd. ccarnesscannrevs . cally gicet for toanoe- TOW ssiceses Ree nines 9.75 Fall Shirts. 79¢ Girls’ $7.50 Coats, Seven-eighth length coat of heavy fine mixture—full, boxy top coat style—trimmed with two wide straps of same material—velvet collar— patch packets. 6 to 14 year 55 sizes shoes. Over fifty styles of Boots and forty Ties ranging In price from. .4.----- figures All have separate cuffs. Model Is ® | tn ghe line os the ] es outton or lace Short Vam) (1 %-lnch Wide Ankle combination last; kid, button or lace, ee!) tent colt of splendid kinds on )—patent colt or Autumn Boots and Ties, New York selling agents for this famous make of women’s f Dem! Patent (the new leather that does not crack or break) ' tonebebersenccvecent ae Our labors to acquire perfection in this branch of our busi- Careful investigation of other stocks only serves to Third Fleor. Junior Suits In novelty plaids and checks in two models. One double breasted—semi- aie ae pther single breasted— semi-fitted—satin ini 12.75 —full pleated skirt Sailor Suits for Girls, $5 Colors are black, blue and brown —madte of all-woo! storm serge— full collar, trimmed with silk braid —silk tle—well tallored—tull plated skirt..).......,..... 9S Misses’ Skirts In pretty plaids and checks—full pleated model—well tailored—33 to 38 inch lengths......... 3.95 iadiss of. Pumps and $3 to $4 Every new creation in footwear that merits attention has deen embraced in $4.00 Butt Lace—High ish arch— utent colt oF ide at ene, $3.50 & 4.00 kid patent tip—low instep or high instep— $3.50 = ' =