The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1906, Page 11

_MUST_ KI © Violations 8 hat ParalyzeTrade Must =e See © 4 OF 000 DEMAND RESTORATION OF BROOKLYN STREET Merchants and Citizens in Mass-Meeting Arraign Subway Builder <TRACT.} of Specifications e Stopped. APPLAUSE FOR HUGHES. Candidate's Name and Sympathy g World | bust] held ctor nnd a te of! Dinings streets after tho| doora and rr od | any more. & wons gathered on polibe hdd closed admission-to-the Listened to banc Cures of the at t a nstration pla. ts and heard speaker tthe hall was one of the most remarkable niaplngs of ctyle pride ||! fo wetfare that and interest bed other city, The most sotabdle occurr exening wil tion for-C of regret were read Hearst and Mr. Hughes letter was in the usunl candidate, telling how he, had labored and-tonged for the hvles ti Fulton | Birect to bo.closed up, so that the peo-| ple might again come Into their richta | The sentiment wna cheered, when the) chairman, Val. M. Schmits, stopped to let {t soak in; Dut when the name of} ghe candidate, William Randolph Hearst, was announced in-Ghairman Sohmitz's | most {mpresstve style, }t fell Mat A in the from both Mr, The Hearat style of tho — Gas Burners. COMPLETE GAS BURN- ER, including a dou- Infants = : Silk Caps. About 45 exceptionally fine ble lined mantle, brass burner and opal alr- ctalezes yles at the price named. All SOLID BE ain, fresh Caps. Regular prices POINT BURN- 10c range from 98 to ER inceens $1.98. Special Satur- : 59c SELECT MANTL! 2, 15c. kind, foi (Bavement,) QO oslidayadtunmcce sete (Second: Floor.) ae Ever size. No your. money. Read the details. A Sensation! Fall Fade Wine Clothing Ts Men | and Y oung Men at 1-3 to 1-2 the Usual Prices. EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE AND SALE OF THE STOCK OF WERTHAN & HANAUER, 706 BROADWAY, A CONCERN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. E SALE BEGINS TO-MORROW MORNING as soon as the Store opens, and from the should be attended by throngs of customers, The values are absolutely the best e _ They will Interest you. intensely in one of the “biggest Fall Sales that ina been announce din A'long while. ever seen in New York at the prices named. prises- hundreds of Suits and Overcoats for Men. and Young Men; and at the prices’ named should be in exirasrdinucy demand all diy. popular Fall and Winter fabric Is In the Sale. Every popular Fall and Winter. style fs In th No man need, be disappointed. . You will pay less than you eyer did before; and you £¢ very start i } [he stock com- Sale, There ts every an. you ever did before for ret more value SUITS—Good, n and plain black thibet; Men's Business Surts, serviceable business Te Or double breasted styles, miadé of fancy. mixed and general-pu all sizes; $8.50 values. $5.50 rpose sults, Men’ Ss $20 Surts and Oren $15. This lot contains the highest grade of fabrics, both in suit and overcoat, | -] thie Brores style, the newest fabrics. Suits’ of + $15.00 ail sizes for stout men. $10.50 vali Men’ VS SUITS—Such values as these were never offered betore. pretty mixtures In Worsteds and Cheviots; also plain colors; single and double breasted effects; s Suits. plenty of $7.50 Suits of fancy” stk mixed Worsteds, coats are of Prieze, In Oxford collars and Venetian lined . Venetian lined; single or double breasted. The Ovgr- Men's Surts and Overcoats. MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS—$12.50 values. Suits of all deseclperens| $8.75 Tweeds—and~Gheviots; and Black; hand-made ments. vercoats stamp on all these most every style. fons. as well as the regular cozt in Among them are the new form-fitting styles, OXfOrd .ee cece pe ce rene eens eeeeeerteeseeeees Men's Suits and Overcoats. SUITS AND OVERCOATS worth $16.50. are the latest fash- Frieze, tn Black and “Equal to custom made’ ts the Swell suits of the latest ‘cretion in al- $10.80 = Worsteds and¢Plain Black. Overcoats of Kersey and Friezes, Vicunas, Velours, cut s form {itt and | Young Men's Sinks $5.50 the conservative tength 1 ies | Black and fancy mixed Tweeds and Cheviots. New cut coats; broad shoulders; tight-fitting collars; sizes 14 to 19 years; $8.50 yalues SC EOCR IS Roe neat 7 Young Men's Overcoats. Winter Coats of Oxford and Black Prieve; cut semitorm $5, 50 fitting; broad shoulders and loose fittin velvet * collars; sizes 14 to 20 years.. [Men's 82:50 Trousers lh Suitable for dress or business wear. Materials such as Worsteds, Cassi- | | meres, Tweeds, Plain Black Thibets, etc. Cut and tal- lored like custom-made ones. Sizes to fit men of ail pullds, no matter how large in the waist or jong inthe inseam. Pair . tne: One of the principal events in the Men's Furnishing Store.Sat- urday will be a sale of Hosiery. lowest in New York for such cee Ss Hosiery. rary i Imported AIL how values. ee Daren Cotton Hatt solor Dlaaknidy alr i PMering ar doqeipsror Outng: ‘Flannel | Night Shires. from M. en ’s Store. Popular Furnishings. You will find the prices asked the lent Hosiery. ttntt Wale ee rear, Blecce, bined Ua~ site | Cantera dale Underwear. extra [Mente Fine Ribbed tee -Swdte—Cuociot Mem'n Susnendernr! made fr mercerized litle wob in a large range of patterns in-| sizes. Each «. chining lxht medium and dark} Vatural Wool Uni stripes strong! fave single or double breasts; { uckles: leather | 5 are double i sizex_G. 9 fed Women's Coats and Surts. Tie GIRLS t omen § mani dat i } “For three minutes the chetman etood; -World from’ Ume to time, ae urggl remedying the conditiona shown man in the gallery started” Gppccusa, which lasted not more than ten seconda Demonstration for Hughes, Then the Hughes letter was read. It was cool, precise and to the point. He; sympatlized with the purpose for wich they had come together ,and regretted that he oould not be present, Then came the signature, anil as tt was read unexpectedly it was received first in Silence, For ten gecpnds nobody said a word, then a roar’ broxe loose from the galleries first and tisn_from_the per quet floor, which fairly Itfted the root. trying to bring the house to order, . Sohmitz firet read the call for the meeting, signed by 100 leading | merchante on Fulton street and calling, wpon the Merchants Association to | {ake ahurge-of the meeting. The cali: ‘was a strong arraignment of the city authorities and the contractors for the} Borrible condition which has for the| Inst year disgraced Fulton street, and} ow threatons to ruln many merchants | who have stores in that thoroughfare} fe recited the terms of the contrect, by which the contractors pledged them- | gelyes to not Ci@purb or Interrupt trat- | Go by piling material on Fulton or’ad- / joining strecta, and to rush the work mithout delay Showed Evoning World Pictures. "x-Sensator Wallaco EB. Burton re | gounted: "the abuses to which citizens? have been subjected tn ‘building the @ubway, and the efforts that have beea made to ameliorate conditions that bave @t last become intolerable He closed ‘by moving that & committee of tive pe} appointed to prepare resolutions for |doption by ths mosting, The chairman eppointed Hugh- Mo-{ | Dougall, James Caldwell, HB. Bhip- | Man Rs. Crojghton and Alfred Page | prominent Fulton street merchants, and | While tiéy retired to draw up the reso-’ lutions the audience was amused ‘by —Fusisnl numbers and by _professlonal entertainers, interspersed with twenty -#tercoptinon pictures of Fulton street | ai it is-now, many pictures being the same ag (hose printed in The Byening it has ‘Spesciies wero ‘deliv ‘et outed ‘wlilin-the-aasembly— ni by wide anal “Wiorton, “George Fo ENT Luke On, Sasemutrnan \ . Rev, Dr, Cordandt M . -Hakerm-and Borough President Bt er What Brooklyn Merchants Demand, ‘The resolutions were adepte: fhuslasm. Following i Sc aynopels of 6 Wemands set forth int irate he rewolu- ito have “he street regu- laig, “Tt has not boon ‘olsament mouths. The szreot te full or Aue ne all idnda, and with the open sewers and the “smells of decayed” garbu 6 h i of the ppopie in at‘otake tS To have the crows streets and freed from’ piles of materlare her a long tme there bin aly Been a crosa “strest between JS) AVENUG and the Borough Hail that has boon open or cleans | —To close up tho surface of Fulton Stree with wood over many openings tred for the work, #0 did have Contre night and day un right only now tit ors and Bpecitiog D No Extra Charge for It. Advertisements for The World may de let @ any American District Mosscncer Otis tm the city until 9 P. Bt. A Shecral ‘Saturday Series of Extra Good | Values for Women. ) Women's Cheviot Coats, So-tnch; good quality material, velvet coftary pat pockets; also gray mix- $3.98 res at this price.....--.-.-..- Women's Kersey Coats, High-grade mnatertals; full $0 Inches tong, coffar- jess, trimmed at neck with velvet and flat sttk braid, put on tn a fancy cali $6 98 __All sizes up to 44.-....+0e+ Evening and Street Coats Black, Blue, Red, Tan and Gray; Ined throw out with a guaranteed ‘satin and’ prettily med—with palais material 15 -a- $4. 98) high-grade Broadel joth;_all sizes Women’s Suits. Broadcloth, !n Black, Blue, Brown, coat eet handsomely trimmed with flat silk brald; ne: throughout with satin, plalted 1 $70. 69 skirt; all sizes ..2+eexere- jecond Floor.) 7.000 Pairs Men's $4 W alk-Over” Shoes, $1.98 “Factory Rejects,” But That Means Nothin Than the Merese- Checks on These Fine Shoes. Sensation of the Fall Season. ales headlines ought to be sufficient to_bring an immense number of people to the SHOE STORE ON THE THIRD FLOOR SATUR- _DAY,—The number of new—Shoes_ received from the factory this week is about 12,000, 7,000 of which if b-we-place-on-—sai¢-to-morrow.— “THERE -ARE-ALL= ff SIZES FROM-4-TO 41. WIDTHS. FROM-A ue EE, 20 NEW AND ABSOLUTELY CORRECT-FALL- PATTERNS, Largely __ Patent Kid and Patent Coltskin. To “this§immense—tot-of-Men's-Shoes—we-add- at $1.98 MEN’S $3.00 REGENTS, 83.50. ROYALS AND $3.00 $1. 98 e- jcBiLt WELL" SHOES, ..5++-+ +000 -—“"EXTRA_SALESPEOPLE. Dd: 000 Extra Special Carefully Pcabel Over Men's ‘'Walk- Overs.” Almost perfect; just as grand and fine as can be. widths, pair... he ore he Shoe 5, 000 Pairs a Famous Tae Mark Fall Shoes for Women. SHOES AND OXFORD TIES, Posi- tive values are $4, $3.50, $} and $2.50. Women’s Vici Kid and Gun Metal Shoes in the showing. Also Short Vamps with ex- tremely high heels—the first selling of these shoes with ihe short vamps-at an under price. Button and Lace patterns, Shoes te HON Gy this week from r Welt Fall Weight nd Low Cuis—$4.00 MISSES STORE Gnd Its Many Tempting Offerings. It 1s ai thoroughly stocked store, offer- ing in broadest variety all that is new, charming and youthful. Nowhere-else in-Grealer New. York-is-there-a-moré attractive faihering of styles for little and big girls. for the young People; Gothing, that is youthful and th I youthful, Prices Are\Immensely Pofular. Pee TParathteeenems aH Misses’ Tourist Coats. Made of very swagger striped materials In light and dark gray cffects, Loose back; 48-inch lengths; double-breasted fronts} collariess, with neck prety trimmed we inlaid a and soutache braid; new full sleeves, with cuffs trimmed fo correspond with neck; patch noekets; 13) 98 sizes 14 to 18 years Misses’ Tourist Coats. Made In fancy plaids; velyet_notch collars: new shaped sleeves; very nicely tailored. Made of -very pretty Gray Mixtures, In the popular sem!-fitting back styles, with double-breasted fronts; velvet shawl collars; colors;- full sleeves; "with thirn-back cuffs; prelty plaited “skirts; sizes 41, 13, 15 and 47 YEMS. csc ececeee sescescceces Juntor Sutts of Ga = “Made of good quality Cheviot, In Black, Blue, Brown, Red and Green. Semi fitted backs with double-breasted fronts; somehave noten- velvet-coHars, others velvet-and_brald_ trimmed collars, pockets sat ining. 41,43, 15-and 47 years Girls Russian Blouse Dresses. Bet checked material In various color combinations, Inclu lack, blue and black, white and black and pretty plaids; Made of a red and trinwmed with wash braid, an __ throughout; fi T is not a department. “SkIME are and Black _ Taffeta - Junior Tancy {zes 6 to 14 Girls SarloriSuits: Made-of-all-wool cheviot tn-blue-brown, red:and green; bonte-ts-ont-vety— tatty targe-sattor~collar andshtetts~ sizes Gt Misses’ Pony * All-wool fancy plaids and English stripes In dark effects; colors, black, brown, b roon; the coats are fitted styles single breasted front; some eStitched straps over ca running down front and back; all haye velvet collars, new full sleeve. } the skirts Goats are satin lined are pretty —plaited models; sizes 14 to SSEVORTS toy ats aie Vasey Misses’ Walking Suits, Made ‘of excellent quality cheviot in brown and black, blue, mannish mixtures; back and Jaunty Norfolk e! Yelyet collars, some of colors; full sleeves an cuffs; skirts are gracefully hanging $14.98 plaited models; Sizes 14 to 18 years sleeves with embroidered -sitk-embtems 0 14 yearss.. Suits, also plain fue and ma- smart, half- or double- have tallor- ch shoulder, $7.69 stylish sem - titted cts; | contrasting dd turn-back Women's Fall Waists. Charming Assortments of the les Wo me: 7 's | Petticoats. Made with plaited flounce, or with Joined bias ruffle; cut good width i regular price it to-mor= $2. 95 ikecond Floor.) Fresh Poultry. One to two cente a pound {a an extra saving on meats and fish h Yes, clothing made t looks otra 1 mat eor Dry: Aided Fo (Sixth Floor.) Cameras and Supplies. COMPLETE CAMERA OUTFIT, In- ng -4x5—folding —piate-camera fitted with automatic shutter, dou- ble lens, Iris diaphragm and rising and falling tripod; 1 dozen. plates and carrying case. Also ‘ull_ ripple backs: $598 shoulder strap. $8 $4. 95 . Values io otae eins con Supplies, Suits. 5 ARGO DEVELOPING TUB make 20 ounces. , PRINTING | FRAME: smaller. an RUBY some_of_contrasting $5.75 Of GLASS TRAYS... Be Demonstration of Astro Paper. sour-negative-and-we-wil! au that we have positively develping “paper which gives. F.results than most paper at double the price. Dozen, 3Mx4h4... full sleeves; flat aiTed-modelsy sees $9. 98 tty. stitched breast pocket; Ine : *59e (Chted_Ptom Hammerless— = hotguns- at Reduced Prices, -thires-rows-ot 2,98 Girls Schoo? Dresses, | prettily trinmnred “Ww Made of pretty black and white | s-Guas at prices that checked material, in Buster Brown will at ance interest gunners, or Russian. blouse effects; hox- CORNELL, blued steel plaited fronts, trimmed with fancy barrels; list price $25, $14.50 puttoris; large sleeves with colored — | blue. steel cuffs; turn-over collars and red > ist pric sso, $16.50 silk tles; full platted USE, genuine skirts; sizes 6 to 14 Si barrels; — list S169: | ne ae sy0i50 Any of the above guns with can~ Girls Full Lenseh Coats. Made of good quality cheyiot, with full, loose backs and do: ble fronts; rolling ‘collars; pate yas cA e and cleaning rod, CANVAS HUNTING COATS, heavy + trimmed and nee ms | weight; large hed —with military buttons; — 4 game 45} colors are blue, brown, red and | corduroy collars green. | Sizes 6 to ‘14 and » { years ' $1.98 cil, $1.69 ris’ Cots. + Made of all-woo! materials in. melton K hod cheviot cloths:. Full len large rolling collars of full sleeves, with turn-bac match collars; fronts trimmed astr: iffs 10 th is bsiietomn Girls laekin toah est three frogs; patch pockets; colors Grade Kinds, Footwear with a famofs name, in blue, prown, tan‘and mixt are hive; brawn, red and> green u Your choice, pair, es SIBHIGA Vort| CC aes Sea NA ed es $ ANTS, 3 ce, P Sacleitiys amare Worth $3.50; to-inor- $i, Qg | staordinary values... 2 89. NTS, 8, é TOW Loire tetas er ees (Second Floor.) (Phtrd Floor, UE ———— One of the prettiest Waists consists of Chiffon Taffetas in | P ink, BRILLIANTINE-OR ALBATROSS: WAIS1 and Black ers have new sleeves and are nicely embroidered. values , CHIFFON a AR $i lars an Culfs; also pretty plaid=sitk- waists —FRENEGH-TATFEFA AV STS IN-ALL NEW SHADES, BPAUTI- PULLY EMBELLISHED. CHILDREN'S SWEATERS. ferent styles; fancy weaves and all colors. Newest Styles and Fabrics. Light Blue, White and Black. The fronts are beautifully trimmed sa Jace insertions—in-serolt -designs—and—_o7r— jf —— namented with pretty médallions; short Sleeves and lace “trim- 3s med collars and $3. 49 il cuffs ..ssee 4q WAISTS ‘in_ dark _ ht shade, In figured 2 Madras, Checks and Polka Dot materials. Fronts neatly trimmed with } plaits and fancy buttons; “vover white waists, Fronts” have four-. | inch box plaits and half-fnch side plaits;- neatly trimmed with taffeta silk straps across the front; low $i. 98 neck and fancy sleeves. $3.98 values : WHITE LINENE WAISTS. Fronts neatly. trimmed with five panels_of embroidery and clusters of pin tucks; tucked backs; jong sleeves; tucked col- $1 99 lars and cuffs. $1.69 ValUCs veeseeess Navy, White, "Light Blue, Brown some are strictly tailor made; oth- on SLOS: fronts have four panels of em- Jong-steeves;-tuoked-col- $2. 98 Ova £6.00 VALUES. +7 ee eo $4.98 #250 values, In 6 dif= - 69¢ @ 89c | {8eeond Floor. (Second Floor.) Made in various styles; astees-of penis as e as Dress: Fa i $L. 69a, Made U ee An assortment that wil meet the needs: in tam Every and N among sented Untrimmed Hats FOR WOMEN, “39c. and 59. Entire ‘surplus Jeading manufacturer at about benefit of this unusual ies Color ers haye sold’sim SECOND Lot THE rials. the $1.48 mothers. Large Press and Children. with large double silk bows, others have large draped crowns of velvet very. Children's al Te : At Ps actict): School: Hats ands of economical among these are f Felt Hats for Miss Some are trimmed affects, with quill trimmings. practical color. Black, Brown | avy, Grays and Greens are i the des ue SOL. 69 Felt . on the dollar, stock of fine Untrimmed Hats from aly We give you $4 of bl Plenty X soft. fin!