The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1906, Page 14

i Sie tanner ntr nthe nea amanannarben eens escusest wissen souranncensnnriei STRIPE Nanna sree een kines nce tA SATS TT EE TEE A" FOC ‘ : “TTHE EVENING | WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1906. “THI nse ae BRE HE DIED STRANGE LIGHT. R.H. Macy & Cc.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices In the Jewelry Department We Are Showing a Collection of WHITBY CUT JET NECKLACES, $3.96. Just received from England. rae 16 toes, ong, elo arpatat therwelgh couree—that charac grotline Whitby Jet goods, Ti Aarchtntehed But Policeman er ae ‘Him! from Making a Success of | ote pat tm rap fe i | Throat Cutting Bway at 6th Av. ¥ 34th to 35th St. S- Inspect Didn't! | qos + Says rasaaetor or Dicnl WOMAN SETS DECOY Plieman Fl wot on |} Men’s, Women’s and Children’s The New Store for Men station in === | UNSHRINKABLE Close Poolrooms Com- | FOR BOY THIEVES. plained Of by Higgins. They Had Ben Getting Money on : the said, as he Ut his 5th Handily Located. 5th —— ’, this smoke. E 4 >. rd od OF HE _IS CONTRADICTED Baia eae UNDERWEAR. ze tes UIs ec 8 ase ~**Pescot*? and **Maysko"*—Two ee eae! Famously Good Specialty Lines d toward the Might of First and Second Floors, from kK te WH fy Feige naa BIS EIGUAEEEee OLA HESE brands of Underwear are not to be had in| when he any other store in Manhattan. a4 This is our third eason for the “Pescot” line; and our second for the “Maysko.” “Pe&ot"—all wool or silk-and-wool — {s the celebrated” un- But a few steps from tie Broadway sidewatkto either . the 34th or 35th street battery of elevators—then the NEW Store For Men, with its DOUBLE SPACE AND WONDER- ‘FULLY ENLARGED STOCKS. Clothing—Suits and Overcoats—particularly | The best products of VARIOUS manufacturers. One concern makes a specialty of medium-weight Overcoats, another of heavy-weight camensy and Fur- the ‘olil Out of y “Oh, Bborn, missioner Is Mistaken About Letter from Governor. SA peciiiiar complicat lige Headaua ne shrinkable der rmantifactured by Peter Scott & Co.jof Scot- | ham wan n Ist me fix land We have complete lines of Men’s and Children's “Pescot’” gar- | lined Coats. We patronize both. - ty ments a-fairassortment-ofwomen's garments, the tatter to sup= Qne-manufacturer-centres his attention aa Faney De eee eee ee E | ply the :limited demsind’ for. sd-called “flat” ‘undergarments. Sack Suits, while another chooses Black Suits. Their lines } Pebieti terete continued hia! ple “‘Maysko"’—pure woal orsilk-and-wool—is a “brand of Wo- are represented here broadly. on fi st 5 end hile. men‘s-t inkable. Underwear made in. Switzerland expressly. for -In—our judgment these are the BEST READY-TO- iB him by ¢ pitetesin ray: Written him « the ‘Tenderloin, = hens to cvs mahan threw up ? js name as Da, us. Our ck embra arment women desire. s every style of | Men's ‘‘Pescot’”” Underwear, including Fall and Winter | weight Shirts and Drawers, in natural gray and white wool:or silk-j « and-wool; the price range per garment, $2.98 to-$5.69. ‘ WEAR GARMENTS PROCURABLE, and we have backed] }! our judgment by providing for the New Store the LARGEST 4) ASSORTMENTS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN, ty's cousin, Mre: James Kinney, h whom he boarded at for or ag: When asked to» ot reur street address told-an Men's Sults up to $37.50, fetred the reporters tc » will/earry. You sh World reporter that the man hed been . ae a 5 eRe eet i GAC Seok shes: Gah oR tery ee Bhat teakstishowsyource aaa Peal data gusta sca Ta 1 Children’s ‘‘Pescot’’? Underwear, including Fall and ‘Men’ 5 Medium Welght Overcoats to $0: 50, | went las Jing lant year’ Almanac will elf regard “He worked as a. tugboat flreman,* Winter-weight Vests and Pants, in pure wool and silk4ind-wool, The 1903 ae waits, “but wasn't strong enough 4 s s . and lost his Job." ging in price from $1.69 the garment, depending upon the #ahi that he had never & letter, He said that @iunidation he knew tenors OMice wat rece! Sra that it made no refe pons, He showed a le! olitlve Mansion at Ai Bbopt. 10, and rigned by F: “PHVA “Bedretary to the Ge atding xix postal cards anc Men's Heavy Overcoats up to $42.50. Fur Lined Overcoats to $494.50, er CE LE ees ae no monopoly—apparel_as good may be had in@ther good clothing stores, BUT Al VERY MUCH ~-HIGHER-PRICES. WOMEN’S “MAYSKO” UNDERWEAR. | Pure Wool Vests, medium winter) Silk-and-Wool ‘Mixed Corset weight; hich neck and long sleeves, Cove:s,~heavy--winter weight; high $1.69; with short sleeves, $1.49. neck and long sleeves, $1.98. A tight, rackin ig cous h forecasts tho early development of con- tow neck and short sleeves $1-391 | <j. ana-Wool Mixed) Corset | ete en Ba (ol se bee ey a0 VY Bs Baring Anat rac blog cough I ade up ay tad to try Dr. tet tht tnd teaches —Gov eur tion or bronchlt and early death unless cured “etety —-p ceveless. $1.29, = andsy i f i = Beretine of pootrooms in the East 6 famous and shit, and cgly death dt Dr.Bull’ ea wane hi ae nee ts peasy wines, Sei ione att art a with, | = i = Some. -HETOUDS promi ent to- day: = = ck and long’ sleeves, a Parone ea ana erent arts | 9 0 ee cineca Shor usieetcenS 1259! Men's Sack Suits, made of pure Worsteds and Men's Fall Overcoats in grey tanineiene $1.98; short sleeves, $1.79. itk-and-Wool Mixed ‘West Ohe Hundred and Tweaty-ftth or light beeciacie® Whit: All-Wool Tights, medium winter le en, ankle length s; lined with cheviots; form-fitting garments, 42 inches long. with ripe, plaid and plain eifec Pure Vests, hcivy! winter weight; nen White Pure Silk - and - Woo! | Slattery Costradicts Bingham. in S were cured and | as well es even Westerns dian) RIESE DIE $2.49; knee length $2.39) m- singteand- double-breasted—various deep center vents and velvet collars, serge linin = ommissionn: raathat. hej would not be without neck and Jong sleeves, $1.89: short? U = ; aEDe got Sapper eceeer gear meat I 5 | stzeves, $1.09) low neck and stort) White “Alf Woo! re EE TEEG apat-prives $ [2-50 to $37.50 ase faced xr ae lmed: with:s cree $1 3-90 n,!* sleeves, $1.49; sleeveless, $1.39, winter, weight, open, inkle lengts, te Ui he reporters Heeteaores DR. BU LL S Puro. Silks and «Wool, Mix:d| $2.983 knee lengih, $2.89. Youing Men’s Suits in Worsteds, Cheviots and | Velours—stripe, plaid and fancy mixture etlects; Finer Quality Coats, serge and ~ "The Commissioner must be mis- s, medium winter weleht, Gp knee length. neck: and long sleeves, 52.19: COUGH SYRUP tammy home and eecommend tt cheerfully to all frleads. My boy, four years old, was also cured of a severe M) sore throat by this remedy. “T'. Kerrigan, Elk Polat, © D. taken,” replicd Mr- Stattery, “This ts the only communication this. oMce hae received trom Gov. Wiggna ‘Ash there the question rests, Com- filsslonor Bingham left no doubt in the fiihde of those to whom he talked that — thot; Higgins had—written him; se! Get Of open paol-rodms And asking single and double-breasted ¢ 9.75 silk-lincd, $17.75 to $28.50, modes == 7 csoalo $2273) é Men's Fancy Waistcoats ina great variety of Men's Fall-Welght ‘paddock Coais ia gray patterns—many Sxeusivermaue: $2. 49 to $6- 75 checks and striped cheviots, $24.50 to $28.50 expressly for us lined with good qualityserge sleeves, $1.98; low neck and short? sleeves. $1. 79; sleeveless, 51.69, iH Pure Wool Corset Co-.ers, high) White Pure, Silk - and - Woot neck and long sleeves, $1.59; wih Tights, vy Winter weight, ankle | short Sleeves, $1.49. , j length, 98; knee length, $2.89, pias sent free to all readers fe npat xoy to have absolute confidence {n ue ugh e filin why he aida't close them. 3 pan Will wend you @ aa ey i Reethepini pa ees | ou will nen aah RG es Continuation Of The + 3 Continuatloololsthe Display] Beet Getaidne oi : is SOU ee ea Sale Of Domestic Rugs: Surplus Stocks From Two Great and Sale of hen he reached ‘his office and ac- AVOID Bree an eae for, Dx, Balls Oough, yr, qnd : : i P i y cn’ hel Bact Tee Bear the mcaug nig 's. . _ . i. ° : ae free cecoon, ee) ARN UL ote se MONE Weeds meccham |) Mens Linen Mesh Coen Mills At Very Special Prices. Oriental Rugs } 1 put some work SDto him regard- standard $3.09 qualities, i se Se and Carpets ii paldiei end pues hs hands per garment. -. 0.2... 98 : involving over Ten Thousand i fs Secatid Fiver, ; : 1 : ; aise cacti sie eae ae Se err ee Best Quality Royal Wilton Rugs. [gartstra rapissenatieesial body th ha| Id and asked hi ae a 5 y | wnat daiwaslas Inapector of pole tor. / O T d &S / a lo r ee ae meds $2.24 Size 9xi2 feet; elsewhere $37.50, $29.74 | Size-834 x1049 feet; elsewhere $32.50. $27.74 | He markets ALE Raat! T gave him every chance to make g00 J Sa 7 +. - ingle R i 1 snd’ told him he ought to be ashamed i Men's $6.00 Shoes—all leath- est uali CUSED Sed 3 ‘on consign ot bimaclt tortalkithat way torment ers and models, a B Q ty Body Brussels Rugs, ment.’’ Consigned Rugs @on't know who I shall put in Inspec-| Announce the Feitionsae 5 $4.24 Size 9x12 feet; elsewhere $27.50.. ++2+$23. 74 | Size 81/x10% feet; elsewhere $25.00. $22.74 MUST be sold at exorbitant prices, dhim. That ta not my idea and insofa fas-in-em Hes Pam going to nee LE oe aeare uns 2 1 RIGHT. SHAPE’ | | Special Lotsof BOYS' CLOTHI vey Hats: “Special ® ; rani at Sooneie eee es Their Popular Gloves : a : SHOES, | In HeNew Store Ronlats Te Folk 1 L ae PI. OO per Sa inspectors are held responsible for t Would Fecal Sotmitts = me Correct Lasts for! ae ‘ou cca mittberger. Sera + ae a : woul yon rend Schmittherger_bac | ‘theese gloves are made of fine skins selected HE aie errr two ce aiebeated fags of AG) relaling Growing Feet. cee at-$3:09-and-$4-¢0,-is-a_stickler for uniformity. Every | Hat that bears his trade mark must be a certain Tae If the Hat body is a trifle over or a trile unde: that weight | ‘ | a iF revected._He calls it-a ‘second’ —even alter he blocks it and ; } fo! trims it exactly the same as he blocks and trims his regular lines. common-sen: These-are-the Hats we offer at $1 If you paid $3.0) or ~ |'the comf you woulda't get better headwear. if ts IMs Terde “I would 1f T thought he Chiy, tian iat a tone there.” answered th Sloner, I havo always simittberger ts a good pol! 4 especially for us and comprise all the correct | styles and colorings for walking and evening wear. | aa thes Boy or Girl from head to heats’ An Reefers. and that Women's. 2-Chisp Glace: Pigud Gloves, Paris point embroidery; “colors? tin, brown, i mode, grey, black and white, veight blue! Ker trousers; £4.Co-tor-their-mate Men’s Shirts and Neckwear. Russian Overcoats-at-$4,96,- ste of all-wool | nel and finished ve BeMDI HIS and metal_but= | YES “Not to-bet effortless be $0.00; “We did recetye a communtc T guess wan from the Gove Knew of pome places that. w Ahd other places we —eoimmiunication It -from_the Ust_and_p: Driian. “He laid down « ‘eo anything To Mis ONG hestieet eught to hi named tr : pELO per_pais, exceptionab-valte, Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St oo : | : emia [The New LACE CURTAINS for [ = se ae /~CHIEDR || Less Than You Expect To Pay... |i trish Point Lace Curtains in fine novelty desiens, or in -destans heavily embroklered best swiss manufacture: ee anes oe a are patie I] Importation of { » hand-laun- =| Sale of Au Silk Umbrellas. $8. 26-inch Jor Vomen: | | | SE Renaissance Lace Curtains, some with lace insertions aa | $1.49 to $3.49 1 | edge, otners with all-face edge: ; tarthe: meats z s of gun-metal, pearl, ivory, natural woods, ° s and Children’s “Right apair $4. Ba fl S grade a pale, $8.74, bi silver trimmed, also sterling silver pr | : 7 grade, a palr, $9.74, “if 1 er trimmed, al rling silyer caps | aha $6074s grade, a pair, $10.74, ir, $7.24, } 315.00 grade, a pair, $11.74, $16.50 grade, a pair, $13.74, Special Lot of Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains in Ity effects: 50 grade, a Four-in-Hands and Fi . all the j sto5] | nov | | | 28-inch for Men; ° .. | | : : lorings, fig ipes f Mr of fine natural..woods, sterling silver ie ; A ele OAc. $1 era pils 94 - s $2 ir, $1.74. | $3.25 grade. a palr, $2.74, | ads aid Folded Squares, all the new plain col- | | A Pair, $1.59 $1.98 $2.49 | |. $280 rade apair $198, Shos prade a pal 93124. : |] | orings, with self Ha elsewhere at $1.00 etch; our 4g, | | Misses and Children's Strap $1.96 grade, a pair, $3.98, : ie ‘ Druhan Pities 2.95. , Ate seo [Py pre aoe . ‘ ay Sandals, ‘in white, nt leather Repp ant Fancy Armure Portieres, in all the reat > a a , *| | Nee (or 5, linen both sides 2c |! or glazed kidskin; all sizes at prices colors; tinished with handsome tapestry berders;- valu: $7.00. to bs his dbudquarte | tts, fapalr ot Ek i ranging from. . $1.14 to $1.74 || $10.50.a pair; our prices, ....; $4.98, $5.74, $6.74 and $2.74 i f tridge mounts, : iq { seventh etreet =a a t the acceptanc a veteran of od his full q pred, Ho w “ainhting’? that rememnt un Lord & Fay dr ay and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. 1