The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1906, Page 10

g SEITE -EVENING WORLD, cmap ar. , OCTOBER 26, 1906.. é R aD, proved an maany. As Mr. Seidel J gon greeted hi fand s fow m feisey pres racshoe. Ti singing and da questa retired to ws ‘ Hundred and Pitty . - flags for the: 15 “owas off) We schools of the The members -Lelderkranz rake. more We ah *Oben worth, ennking 9 to’ Rehesrnals eke Dy the Church An entertain ont dance will follow @ich evening. ore: Wilam y, has as Gouits, of hhool eleven at est Brigthon to-morrow Invitations have beon |! wyside Social Cli to be in Elm Park, An enjoyubie affalr was a surprise tendered Charles Huck, of Rossville, on Monday evening last, by. a number At Beles Among those prese end, Mra August Zi: “Sc Joseph: Hock, Mr. and Waish, Mr, and Mrs, Koller, Miss nile. abeth Parroth, Miss Lizzie Ronalder, arin Ella. Fullman, Mies Dora Ahrens, Miss Katie Knotho, Miss Mabel er, Boley, William Buck Never, in All Its Tempestuous, History, Has t We believe—and we know pretty well what we are talking have evér been distributed from any one retail center in any one month Since books were first soit inthis city. Ir hus; been @ hurricane season in our Book S:ore—but it was a wind | that blew much good, | Free Competition ilk si | common-sense basis, unaffected by the artificially high standar E Association. Reference Works, Classic Fiction, Works 0, The most sensational offer of this_ movement was doubt- less our bombshell-promise to sell ALL the new, copyrighted fiction at 79c, and the fight was fiercest on that line. We ale HARLEM N OTES The Greatest of All Book Sales Collection of Books Offered at Such Revolutionary Prices about—that we have sold more books in the last ten days than] We Have Declared War on the Book'Trust and Are Waging a Fight for This Movement is Not Alone on the New Copyrighted Fiction; All Classes of Books Are includcd: The of Mi M We. Clip is made in seven different angles to fit any shape nose and is the ONLY clip that HOLDS under ALL of No. 1 West One| and EVERY condition. street, haw da Rothmeniid, alist Yost one red and- 489 Fulton St., B’klym, opp-A.& to Louls H. Gruber, hig ts the result of | Ocu Ists and Opticians. he Book Trade Known Such a Comprehensive There are very few people who are interested-in books who do not know the reason for this, Itis a movement of such crucial importance that the entire retail book trade of America is watching the progress of our sale as the French “people watched the progress of the American Revolution— | with their own grievances hor within them. and Lower Prices and if we win—and everything has'so far gone our way—the prices of books to the purchaser will come down to a normal, ‘d that has for several years been maintained by the Publishers’ f History, Science, Philosophy.and Poetry... our supplies of ALL books were cut off by the publishers. And so, while the hottest and most spectacular attack has } flamed around “the ‘'New Books” table,” the real battle-field { taudt, Josaph Huber, Lou! er, Frank Fullman and Morris Wein- phere c. Havens, of Pleasant “pitas, ix viiliing relatives at New Lon: Conn. The annual fair of Woodrow M. E, which came to a ree, Mra, 6adie Spencer, RB. Fannie Dixon, Mra, rea, Mrs. Robert Dixon, Higaedia “New. Barauer Israel Bedell, Mrs. Buhiman, Miss Mies Magenta’ Di committee in charge, for the | wyccess attained, Roundsman James MeIvo: pleton police station, 1s —Saendion inning inthe the state. A Maint @tle avenve, Port Rich MOUN i’ VERNON [_touni vernon) Oscar Tee, of fe epending—a few <The Ladies: Auxtiiary—of Vernon Quartatte Clib Barn dance Tight of Oct charge ‘x wove! feat in Bek 1 Two in we is a 'meet—expresgon that mey—be— appli *IDEAL" cs PLAYER- to Our is 1 PIANO, | 4 b layablegitt E ecause it is playablegither by hand or auto we c the mechanism for the latter \y mode is within the piano 4 case — an invaluable ‘im- |! provement upon ord:nary i piano players, a Cased in high = class. weods—$550 to $700, ff Your pieno or old oH men!—terms,9 a Ack for new Cota i We invite your insne | of our HIGH-G | PIANOS—$250 10 $750. } 370 Fulton St. Near Smith St., ll 5 Brooklyn. oa ak have distributed thousands upon thousands of copies of the present best-selling books during the past ten days, keeping our stock fully up to all. demands—disappointing nobody. And we still have ample supply. But it must he remembered that the sales of new fiction, ; compared to the total sales of all books, are as 2n ant- “hill to} an Alp. The day we declared war against the Book Trust These books are now offered to the public at prices thar, | from-end to end, mark the most tremendously sensational sac- | rifice of profit ‘and cost that has ever been recorded in the history of book selling. —Letevery—-man—and—womenfully understand what this. means. Let every book reader appreciate intelligently and Th heb | New Copyrighted 7 O° aera $1.50 and. which the 1) Fiction at Book Trust says" must> not be sold forless than $1.08 on, pain of being refused the right to obtain any kind of books the first time since the Book Trust gssumed control that an heen able to edvertise (and t0 give) ALL the new fiction at an less than $1.08, a 2 | TIRE LIST of new,-copyrishted-fiction—+ This oller covers the m2-200.40 300 utiles, } Owing to the nece of guarding ourselves against the purchases of dealers, no mail or telephone orders can be filled, and we reserve the i limit quantity sold to a custor L ate, Fouulay 37 Crescisriy seczees ts $160 Fiction: fost of them are regularly is ——which-—we— oid ar Sh thathiave sold ab 76e.- More Than 3€0 Titles in hts List, Including: Manon Others are in popular edt el cocGrae cls rilves Ueiiverence Mo. Medal of Henor Z00ks Every body Vants, at - price for w nour kno loti, with gittrops. Most of them are regus+ editions of -fae dard —works— Re fod editions of such books have de han 200 Titkes in Th List, slneliiding David Copperfietd Unete Eugene Aran Strange rican Farm Age of Fe M Teo Ai Rene = These are books which form the foundation of hatt t i 4 iF amous ¥ | Half Leather at home irae ie { i ‘ j j { eaking world, The most famous works in popular English literature luded.r The binding 1s wondertully good fot volumes at such a price; half leath type. ; good pa 100 Titles in This Li Last Deys of Pompell David Cop sity Shop pakespe: i ‘ Read This Paragraph H The atove detail is given merely for exun h the entire list of books published in Americ ples of the bed rd. Works of ce Works on Electric hy Standard Works of History é& Famous Books for Boys and i Webster's and Standard Dictionaries Soule’s Synonyms ‘ike i Our Preparation Involved the Purchase of Above a Million Books the city has-evet known. — These gooy ‘Great Authors but low-priced sets of the famous for all tastes, all purposes and all age SERNA SE BS EAS LE AA NT covers practically the entire list of American publications. Harris Suction tHachtd-te-YourByeglasses,35¢. ' 4 54 , at Fourth Av. fie n-made of the-5Q East 125th St., at Madiron Av. { Mid ce 442 Columbus Av., Bist & 82d St. af: No, 10 Bast One e = frat street, who ‘om the Adlron- if d friehds to partake of | tJ : | 3. duroy, — all strongly made; ages 3 t0 4 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P.M) < We Give Either S, & H, Green or Dividend Stamps, G Fulton. Street, Bridge Street and Duffield ‘Street. DAILY-AT 8.30.43, __ BROOKLYN CUNT lon a Serso venues es ~ Saturday’s Timely Bargains in | Fine- Suits and Overcoats. _ Surprising how many suits and overcoats we've sold” this Fallts Just the sorts that fit per rfectl Have the “iutestcut and made the best materials at such low prices it's a wonderment to our friends ho’ it’s done. All purchasers have gone away pleased w ith their new outfi and the savings we secured for them. \Why not be one of the sa ones Saturday? 9 --------+-----------——=- Men's Winter Overcoats—to0 new, long, stylish ov for men and young men, in black, oxford, gray and fa all wool, well-made, sizes 32. ty 44; value £12.50. to. - Men's Fall Sults> all wool cheviats, worsteds, cas thibets, perfect fitting: best makes, long cut oats, neat pa alts, -checks and: str’ and Q, 98 Stéfut sizes: value $13: Sale Monts ''Cravene te anteét waterproof, extra good ail plain black thibet, long, rc concave show! res best — sizes; value $15.00 Boys’ Overcoats Raincoats, guar Aty worsteds , well made, 9.98 4 value $9.00, for..., School Overcoats hool Suits, . extra god patter and c nade suit and will ages 3 to 16; val mne} Blosses, n blue eal | good | Wann: Fine Shoes. And We Are Intrenched on Every Foot of This Enor- mous Field, From this, some idea may be gained | of the unparalleled scope of the preparations we found neces- sary. \We must not only have these books at baitle-prices, but we must have them in sufficient quantities to withstand a demand tremendously increased by those prices and with all regular channels of supply closed to us. thoroughly what this war means for them. It offers an oppor- tunity such as has never before been known inthe book trade, and one which we ourselves hope: may never be Forced on jthe trade again. For these prices are WEAPONS. They cover the best books of our day and they ars purposely rare tionally-anc and défiantlyto The Great Works of 2 Be Baines Science and History at mor aston ‘DUT wSTON= edition of the hest-known works in sciefice, history and religion, blishers’ prices are 5Uc and 7Sc. 200 Titles in Thi Eason Including : Cenquest-of (Pre Date of Etht: SH. Spen Fallin tot ence ation (H. Spencer his Lives. ical Dictionary Life of Christ ( Napoleon Washington and Hi Age of Fable (B Beautiful Edition: c! of Classics at _ “as bound in rich her, with gold Mrs: Browning's Through Th idle Thoughts of an die te Lamb's Tales from Sh 1 Autocrat of the Break Alice's Adventures in (Meredith) Hiawatha (Longfellow) and Lilles Scarlet Letter from Dickens Dmar Khayyam. Bachelor onderland Rubsiyat Reverles of S “This is tHe most extraordinary tf Sets of the even for MWe greatest sale in GaGKER hat authors are perhaps the most staple and | stendiest-selting property known to the retari-book-dealer and the haraest . jto obtain ata cut price Now, see what this Book Sale offers in the very foundation-stones of English literature Poe] «15 vols, in silk cloth, with gilt tops; Dickens: published at $4.50, now. spears * $2.95 i e 33¥b Lord Lytton: tic Complete works re vols, lished at $3.25, now. Thackeray pa $1.95 George Eliot: Gamiss 756 is $1.19 Shakespeare: Suotbhed a saso mon. 91.65 | The above are all good, but low-priced editions, with their |prices cut as stated. We also offer higher-priced editions of the same and other authors (including complete works of Dumas, Irving, Scott and Poe) at proportionate reductions. ALSO some superb sets in three-quarter morocco, en- triched with engravings (published at prices ranging from $12 | to $30), at about ONE-HALF publishers’ prices. by Way of Summary: ' The bind- alone ja worth | more than the total price at which we sell the volume. Publishers’ price Lon this edition is 60c. hi { About 109 Titles in This Edition, Including , including : y and Magnetism Koget's Thesaurus Rag and Paper Books for Ghildren Girls Bartlett's Quotations Cram’s Ideal Atlas of the World way prices are cut. You will find similar price reductions al! | rr rr nr signs, full fron ‘iValue $4,00; 9. 98 To-morrow, mixtures and MICITAELS) CUPID. The Green Edition of a the Card Cases cely_and will please all who buy. Wale $3.00; a | 50c Bracelets for 25¢. To-morrow, ° | Bracelets, gold pla | suitable fOr | 1 es. Women’s Sk r flare effec Neck R patient Girls’ Fine Dresses. of fan su spenders of an | Wood to Burn, 2%c Eeci, | Value $2,00; ARC « 49c Cas shmere Clo7 res, 25c ‘To. -morrow, ssa in nt, a Men’ s Gloves, $1. 50. | years ves, in tan kid | Girls? Men's Half Hose, I. palials tan and ath Coats, plain} e x good, serviceable and | colors, plaids; double-breasse— tull-s 182 = 1.50 | perfect fitting, price per pair...$1.50 | ed front, inverted plait in back De 98} wool, nat+ Fifth Ave. @ 9th Sureet, ! VING HEAR AES ie CREDIT THE CLOTHING OFH FURNITURE oo ‘vasiest baYMeNTS || Odd Pranks Rece Open Mon. @ Sat-Eves.|1 Played By the. - God of Love THE EVENING WORND day. rye ab ap ne iT mC ACARI AM ee 7 ee eee aa eee