The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1906, Page 12

S ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1906.. : - furore her offer has created. Miss 'have to go without her coveted silk ; announcement i ; ak And would. be by “it to nétaintavacens fF Magie has found a firm eympathtzer-tn /linserte aqd—con Senet however ; 5 : fh - GIRL REPEATS ESAS aR tae ae ee En ne ay sel ec mmar eit, BG. Waren illiene SUITS AND THE*BEST laveeat Para nevesya junderclothes, which. she describes in ws 18 : F a ac \OVERCOATS IN THE WORLD Wiss right in trying to) Warm but inelegant a equ ‘ peer ke Pinks : | throw. oft. e has an idea. | Siise Mngie’s ake WATTHE PRICE = and It on iene WALT TT more of Sa (OFFER 10 GU 10 | Hi " ascites Has iN = q | Kno naa tit Ra approval from stead of sell- a y to bring such a |f ic. It elie offers ys Every good tailor owes the greater part of his trade to the recommendation of ‘patrons, and I find’that mine are giving me a double send-off; one for high grade workmanship, another for money —saving— pri Most talked of are the special values in made-to- measure suits and overcoats at $15. Henry Alexander, Tailor 79 NASSAU ST. BROADWAY BETWEEN JOHN CORNER !2 World to action ys she repreacnts an Hication; that the way I yy . and has chosen an unusual iat N t unusually . LN aia ieee a stude ~ But Miss Magie Now Says She Only Wants to .- Sell Her Brain. — Httie, so |1 y doing what sho women do aves no large ——_—_____ Before You Vote consider het Aiogracetul trank tn fegart attitude slows a m mer fewed m this the young wor:an's at to j ridiculous and vulgar to be given any) considera tio: Here {5 w. T 7 der, of the , but mothing | oe Jeracy. City, says about her, Dr [Scudder fs known na the “Fighting waman, whose | Parson:" “The young woman's. attitude ts a! ful. 1am not eurprised at Not Worth Consideration.” Rev, A. L. Goodell, Calvary M. ¥ Chureh. satd I eincerely hope the ot such as the young * the Hew John Lis y adventurous an unusuany has suddenly Pear stare i While there “have /t offers, ‘her, bold, free B. Aliman & Co. rf working for Ué 5% s with which they etartet’| y have become hopeless an drudges, or, as Miss . “American slaves” ement workerr to her defense and putting th of approval on her theories In an Interview to-day she reiterated ANNOUNCEMENT, — ople—men and women ed in getting out of paid and'orerworket se:-| | For the purpose of Removal, B, Altman eS (li lr er SSS See ber previous statements. but 4 red that ste dee Ty ak 7 5 = = a 4 cus has, by adapt! S i Moe Levy & Co.'s 2 Stores there’s a el method of peltadvertieenet i! & Co. announce that their store will \ Nae es oa te Sat strong guarantee that t perfect. wear and sa money will be refunded, — Then, too, there is the ad , uncommonly will give or your chance of escape into freer and remain closed on Saturday, Octcber 13th;— business being resumed at- their New despaired, =a tin a ee Beyear guart, where 1 can got PASTORS € DEM but a clean ang honorable one. 1am) “~“GIRL’S ATTITUDE. Building, Fifth Avenue, _Thirty-fourth and | aed ait ult of th i Ow “i willing to acti my nd best efforts. If Miss Elteabeth Magie, of Chicago, 2 ® = poy Hite with | jey— STICE AND A res! her proof ir b; but nothing more. I now wish I had. the girl who offers ¢o “sell herself to “Thirty-ffth Streets, on Monday Oober t fomplete dress’ DEAL TO EVERY ONE." It means fences a fee - wo Rot writen the letter.”” the highest” tidder."" were to depend . z Sees LMHS al es, on't you | The young ’woran tm dazed at the on New York's clergyman she would 15th. othing tor Men ——_ At All Three Stores. Moe Levy clothes are made by Moe Levy & Co,—sold by Moe Levy & Co,—guaranteed by Moe Levi & Go, We design and manufacture every suit that w ré i i e sell in our three stores, because the only way that we can be positive that the clothes . Just how wel} each garment 4stailored. Then, again, because the clothes are sold to you direct a siviiie of abled snathint of the BEAT value of the earments he clothes talk for themselves;. Come in and have a-‘looking conversation.” Our Suits at $13.50. It's by no means JUST a $13.50 suit. The style, the tailoring, the Hees all of which are the best, make the garment-casily $18 worth, : ie Jong single-breasted semi-form-fitting coat, with graceful tapering ind elther centre or side vents fs the fomin Of course ¥ -Gthermodels to choose from. -50_ Stern ‘Brothers “ Men’s Silk Crepe Cravats in a range of 30 new shadings, Four-in-Hands, $1.00 Folded Squares, $1.45 ‘ENGLISH HAND LOOM SILKS in novel designs apd colorings, also rich effects in black and _white and cream for dréss wear, Folded Squares, ready to wear or iS order, $2.00, 2.25 comes to style t =p ‘a — > x a_perfect { Our Suits at $17.50. 85,and build then in. the best possible w of manufacture a reasonable percentage of profit, and thi Pay us for the clothes. The average retailer bu 17 can_ have. the ppiest styled suit, nobby fabrics and finished in a way that would Justify a $2: Our Suits at $22.50. Wy —— — Se Pare 7 ais Ses SSS o> aaeeteas i a Lee For Travelling Wear. Deuble-faced Vicunas, Himalayan Scotch Tartan Effects, Al- aoe SS = — Y wea Tata. SEINE z Cor eels I () a He thes made up to sati nan with “custom vh = - : ‘ —— ee @ herringto: 1,000 Prs. Lace Curtains || __ Every One's Opportunity to Buy At Very Low Prices for Saturday. | & A5 (<) e : $225 7S-UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH-OR-REPLENISH i : aD “ MU Pianos for HOTELS AND APARTMENTS. T =3 <= << = S <<< S23 Our Overcoats | Our Overcoats at $13.50. at $17.50. This_peicegivesydu-e farge-selec-+—-Pre-eminent—among-—the— coats — Vion of Top Coats, short, mediu hown at this price are the swagger and long coats. it gives you yt itting. models, with large ta: PF i Including stool-aid cover, Renaissance Curtains, Pair: $3.25, 3.75, 5.75 i ea NG let : ' Reanpoine 3.25, 3.95, 6.25 || my Not Wait, Join the Club at Once! |; : | $450 Walters Weiéner Concert} Grand Upright Fianos for$225 ; $5 at Joining the Club SJce.snes ene son sietsnt-te-catrag-whateser— S38 that's all And thereaiter Only $1 Per Week Until the Pianols Paid 2 | ! 1906 Model Weigner Concert Grand Upright Pianos: 3, of blue, green s , : i ue gale, Fie yes 408 | “Are Offered to You at} Their Real Value. rae or ; There are also" regu = ak ts.in ail the newest: effects. If & that should demand one-third | these garments were sold through are price, They're Moe —Levy-+ regular —ratail—channels—they'd east = sien PLB.5O nek. SET, 50 ing and: , 1 = BOYS’ CLOTHING. GIRLS’ Department. Erooktyn and Waiker St. Stores Gilly, | oktyn Store Only: Wae-make a specialty of dressing the boy.|. Ora went dor out itis from. ir department for outfitting the youngster; {01 pean decarconet ie . Lie nose Aw Lar ON. etn -every det. es-clothing = values Foti pel cease .s we have the nat-~pere!trom-the-piate stropte Including hats. and caps. All| '2 the most handsome cost are COMPLETE LINES OF MISSES’ TOURIST AND RAIN COATS IN. THE NEWEST STYLES AND FABRICS,IN- We would urge you to become a mem r of this club immediately, as tlest furnis Ye 7 ™ + cts the club will be oversubscribed tn a short tiny atthe “aight peleas re m fow examples of the ¥ CLUDING SILK RUBBER AND WOOL PLAID MATERIALS, m a “< : s’ Dre ca + Walters Weigner Pianos a ch icopau stad) i School Suits. ry, eas CE ae Ru si as if rulidl | Mando to stand wer Peasy use) fre bos nate » Ruse : 5 = Walters 'Weigner Pianos 9) | mplne. youneter erally musjocta, Nia per est 1 choviot, Gimimed ; 7 aed . or bloomer | eat fed prald. motel” burrs tia Ms Young Men's, Boys’ and Juvenile Walters Weigner Pianos * "$9.05 fonts Special, $2.25 3 5 : Roe i ‘ IN ‘ Girls’ Coats, ~ Wearing Apparel for Winter ih Oe RAIS) Che uit Hl Ioaath box bas | rs Weisner Pianos a | Eves you two aults: | 1 allewoc } ATS AND IN STYLES SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR WUE ONESIES TCD Ethaueonteenn bos BOYS' NORFOLK AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS ¢ ‘T, SAILOR AND I{USSIAN SUITS. ‘BOYS' OVERCOATS } ‘5, IN PLAIN AND SCOTCH EFFECTS. “CHILDREN'S FOR TRIMMED COATS. 1457 Broadway, urge (any part of the | | 3 Blacks East of Broadway, | if j Specials for Saturday ! iret of clananyainerent ale 3 | p Vs i 4) {| Boys’ Norfolk Suits, jn bias and fancy cis ' ereula) eal gaan eT a a on eat : mixtures, with extra knickerbocker trousers, Shade ; Se ote ul rae c ¢ i 's Overcoats and Reeters, of all waol ! , hake id Moe i Levy @ Co. a} Moe Levy @ Co. 9 Moe Levy Q Co. $ fi we Frigze, sizes 3 to 32 yrs, aN 5.50 | er Gulfitters ta Man and Boy, ‘ Outfit'ers to Mon, Wonan and Chils, | Oulfit'ers io Man On y, ( : ie : or Joti a 119-125 Walker St., 8380-582 fulton St, | | ae : NEW YORK, i West Twenty-third Stree Ail Cars Bioomingdates’ Lex. to 3d Aye., R : Enos Transfer to bs 50h fo 60th Si. 6S SSS SS ESS SSS i a — “ij aS SSS ee us asain Kay ie . 4 /