The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1906, Page 12

we . TERRES t — a 5 i . ‘ ss 3 i nen i * > 5 z Aichi, Ay Se THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1906. ik |i ‘Tho relatives of Miss Ryalon fear that WOMAN DIES IN CELL. ~ SLIGO MEN’ S SUNDAY > ma eee ere a et these rovgisssaw her with the money mart until they hed a chance —— 5 | aleonottem —Gtren—Ax— Canse—of —GAMES AT CELTIC’ “PARK, ae YARN Gees ar } 0 te Sh 2 at ihaKre—— asl ‘ Se tei “| carnival of elle sports at Celtic | lise. afline)Stiasiaj Hind Threat-| ooo; cL best Elshig rat atreot, wary sa BC aEANe Sek found dcad tn a cell of the East Sixty-| 7ave xt eee earns ened fo End Her Life. soventh Street Station this atternoon by| (20k f a tiven of | Mien Genet Mtine, who |the Matron, Mrs, Whosler. Dr. Cox, Pu a NAAR rms MISSES! AND CHILDREN’S elk S ‘ jtho Presbyterian Hospit ese Cera ie Ta red! from her home at No, 6241 one en erwin poy Kildare ando Slo va. Monagoan> The street, Astoria, last lays | ‘The woman had beon picked wihners wil (i T H 4 wa t Is waln a step toward the Jor 4 ‘econd Floor iaesihaivacemnetstarenehia | oR Me mana en aie Sarre Sinan Trimmed Hats = G-cond Foor) In asking the police} man Carrin, who sald aii oday, they mil she {onesie ‘Two policemen had to-¢ i to ways Special Suit and Coat Values \EOR SATURDAY: time and had|her to # cell from the patrol wagon pr Exceptional Offerings, Saturday : 2 a 5 (iopeteiel ib sal sheraehts | Matron aWyneelery pesdne the] mcrae] and Jumps Tailored Suits for Misses and Small Women irene cn teem terostel to | toe or nepestiontseonvatrer/ fauna Her In Very Desirable Models at $4.75, 6.50 : Newtcan Cre F Warld Wants Wankel Wanders ? us, seals +! Hip-length Nerfolk and Pony Coat ho was thirty-elx years 6 he s req Inches tn = TS | - | styles of Fancy-Worsteds and Plain s tan compton: Ween she | —— i ae ae cat Sea : -—€olored Broadcloths—pleated-skirt. 48 00 with, W Riser : : To-morrow, Important Sale of Value $24.00, Special lo . pay bills of shopkeepers Berhool. She dkl_ no: thas not been seen o by her relatives. ver hat. She wore eye glasecs, ; nachna cue sanuer. | Sranklin Simon & Co. Men’s Gloves Very Stylish Broadcloth Suits jeep Seen sayeenlakeeswatecs| =e Ecnimec ene cage ie Cape Leather Gloves, Regular Value $1.25 Pair, QC. in Imported Checks and Plaids- . , talnment Promise Joly Time, IMPORTANT SALE SATURDAY <2 English Cape Gloves, PX. M, * coat effect—very fancy collar and tt by ne i i ateel cnn os ae Wi jf Hand Sewn, one hora button, Regular Value $1.85 Pair, $1.25 1 vate ets skirt, Value $31.90. 24.06 ay ae incah Bata State Me te Boys’. Winter Overcoats as - Special eats believing twentieth anntvereary of : é 14 = ee RO : All woo! fabrics, sewed with ‘ilk, wear guaranteed. Lace Cu Faltis and Stores i Lene Broadcloth.Coats | daseknraes ee : oe f finest ality Imported Broadcloth | | ——=—— ENGLISH “BOX GVERCOATS, Imported —cloth;— checks, —— 4 mir aad) or hinest q' pO} ‘oadclo eae eae } ; rilitures, “pial iicolorsy double breasted; velvet cola ij At Special Pfic ; in White, Black, Wine or Pastel : ; . 340-9 years, Regular price $10.00... a 7 50 pec Lateawwets d 1 Valuc $35 00. Special H Ay. | v ‘ ‘ i" : - MONTAGNAG OVERCOATS; double renin navy blue or 7 Hi be 5 ‘ $ Cake) tte Saeed) pe cre Tat JAMES McGREERY & 60, : griy; velvet collar; wool ined; 3 to 12 _ years. i? Irish Point Curtains, Pair $5.50 and 10.50 | f . i Bite uae Lae 9.75 Renaissance Curtain$ «10.00 * 20.00 Fur-Lined’ Coats 6 \ : 23ra-s ‘ 841) : FUR TRIMMED OVERCOATS of Kersey or Vicuna cloth, with c : pene { SERS at Sisco Targe collar and cuffs of Persian lamb, natural squirrel or 1 Stores Bonne Femme, ; Fach 7.95 « 12.00 of very best Broadcloth, mounted : yeaa gray krimmer; 3 to 9 years. Value $21.50.........00cee0. 5.75 over superior German squirrel lock-—._ — ss E y CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS, double-breasted model; a aa z linings—Black Russian Lynx or On Sale In Both Stores, for boys of 9 to 17 years; made of imported fabrics; ¥ 5 i y : ‘velvet collar and wool [ned Regular price $12.50... § 0.75 5 Q ’ | Persian collars. Value $55, 00, 39 50 Felt, Cloth and Velvet Hats. Medium and close DRESS OVERCOATS, for poys-of-9-to-17 years; _Viewma Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Special . i i i i 1 suapes ye jo uitavle, fOnu tailor made Gress. Rapueiprien sais0es eS DEAR ca: 15.00 STURDY SERVIGEABLE SHOES FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL WEAR, | IN VICI KID, PATENT LEATHER, BLACK AND TAN RUSSIA CALF AND WHITE BUCKSKIN, MADE ON: LASTS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR GRQWING FEET, Autumn colors as well a8 black. Trimmed with 56-58 T: ‘wenty-Third St., West uills, ribbon, velvet, etc. » ppm cere een Dest values ever offered. : Spectal Values in Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes = : Seas Reh CHIFFON-VELVETEEN-SUNT-n-brown, mayy blue_or black: a AD , SAVY WELTED-SOLES, — = Misses’ Suits. richly trimmed with brad; lined with wie peau de eyane EISSN EES = mi = ae ie ; ae & 2 and wool interlined; pleated skirt, trimmed to match Coat; Le g Heels, $ 1to514, Low Heels, $ On Sale In Both Stores. HAstOVAS| yeaa eeRepuldrinrlest $1s Dome teaeetonrae * 28.50 ] Sizes 9 to 13) @; Spring eels, 51,65 2.25 adcloth Suits. Pleated Skirts. ‘Three-quarter FINE-BROADCLOTH SUITS in-plain colors; also rich plaids i ; B Al & us } ee IPs ae sie) “4d and checks; semi-fitted coats; yelvet collar; best yatta Sor : soe le trait D ee length semi-fitting Coats: Lined with Satin, lining _and.Interlined: pleated skirt; 14” to 18 SENS 29. 50° “s* Children’s and Young Men’ 3 $ = =Colors:—blue, black or\brown. Sizes: 14 Regular price $39.50....e..see2vecensseresereseennereane | Boys’, Children’s and— g Men's | FEE , . f . FIFTH A and 16 years. : Mi *—and-Girls’—Winter-G { High Grade Clothing \ E fi ; i a Chesham = iSSES an ALS inter Coats ; THIRTY-FOURTH AND. THIRTY-FIFTH STREETS i f ; : EXCLUSIVE MODELS OF YOUNG MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S || ’ i Mixed cloth Suits, with pleated skirt and “Pony? | FULL LENGTH, TAILORED NODE: of Any orted sesh GVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN PLAIN & FANCY MATERIALS | piles asteevaslress navy blue, golden brown or wine; yelvet collar-and cuffs; B DRESS WE. } Sass scree Ess Coat. F Finished with velvet. 6 to 16 years. Regular price $23.50. : I 6. 75 EOI SERS LE) i { BOYS’ 4 YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. YAckO + DRESSY MODEL of imported broadcloth or velvet, In all For Saturday — | an ; % 4.5% isms shades; white quilted satin Inlng and wool interlined; Ss ere | ‘ Ser 7. ena at black Persian cioth cotta amt cuts; 4 ty 10 aE 75 iF Boys’ Norfotk a Doub! Brees! Hey newest motets, >|} FOR THE -OUTFIFFING OF BOYS,-THE SMA\ T-NEW. -f Blue Cheviot or grey mixed cloth, three-quarter Regular price $34.50.....ssseseeceeeneeesecerereneserbes 19. Including extra knickerbocker trousers, 9 to 17 wa, “Value § eee $7.45 STYLES IN GARMENTS OF ALL KINDS ARE SHOWN, length semi-fitting Coat with velvet collar. 11 Length Beaters as FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. || iiiassoi cw tres ttm, Vase 4575, 5.00 Blue and black herringbone aa Walking 5 = —— Skirt, Lengths 37 to 40 inches.\ ranging from School Suits of fancy and| imported mixed cheviots, to more. dressy effedis in colored velvet, white } serge and washable Russian suits. Coats and Reefers, including little boys’ fur and fur-trimmed coats with caps Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel ; 6 to match. ; (5-50 : JAMES MeGREERY ri 60. Muge“Below Regular Values big ly 1 blue Ch full 1 : i Also very desirable Ayles of Young Men's Suits and (Os i CHEST ue eviot, full length Box Coats 23rd Street. 34th Street. Misses’ Tailor-made oe Cont, coats, for day and evening wear, made of fashionable Vay \ nr black, navy, brown, Fe : ai gatas aE in Both Stores aaa = conay and-cc@s,-selin-lined and interlined, 14 and 16 yz, £22.00. — : E = cS ae | a othe Tinest fabrics the word produces; === —4— hisses? Fanior Suits, an Box Coats, lined with fannel, Sizes 4 to 16 years. 2130, ee meet fe rena as plaited @irt, 2 a complete Mne of standard merchandt: OETEY s ene __+._ Blue Cheviot Blouse Suits. Sizes 4 to 16 years. | ; prety bi se ed Enpits ene 7 cenueais elace Department ast cise Dre, ee schcol dress, ei tm, 4,98 RE Cheviot Bretelle Dress, with silk waist. Sizes 4 Necclte Bee fa ean Gai ———} JAMES Mob ERY & 60, \ | pln se ears ovelty Ruffs, Collars, Berthas, Boas, Guimpes, : A : 2 OM) eee. Chemiscttes, Collar... Cuff Sets: Sleeves, | West Twenty- -third Street pore Streets i 5 Sith Street, : Children’s Plaid Bretelle Dress. With shirred M eens Duchess Clan veal ; — The Fifth Floor R skirt and tucked, strapped waist. oni, fee arene Ne Ue eRe ee ste = a of the Thirty-fourth Street Store = : = Ssh fe eso eS eee fe (ere ee ——=—= Testes zs = gz js devoted-exclusively to the Children’s Ward- — aus ae 5 5 S Men’s Haberdashery, ae é SOROSIS Wen ae = obe; Complete stocks of Infants’ Outfitting, Ladies’ Hosiery. : Da naiac isin RiGia tae ; Children’s and Misses’ Underclothing, Chil- i ree eee Showing a complete stock of Fownes’, Dents ‘ ‘The Best Shoe. dren's Millinery, Hosiery Suits) Sbitansts ae = S = oe and—all the standard mantifaetures—of- ests ete, to4 years of age. cas —Eadiest ae ee kings. Various weights, == Gloves. = = Sapo encw, Sonesta Walk Boot=is=made=of =| = bove: Clothing, “Sweaters, Suits;—Ceats to 17 — =e fo Serniad—and American Mufiters; ‘Scarfs; ones Pretectors—____— 7 is 3 patent faye glazed kid, with cloth tops, The years of age. : : peer ae an eee — Pajamas, of silk and cotton or French CG cloth is woven in the latest-shades of Golden A : 8 to 1034 aE Be EE Tegules shapes) “| flannel. Hosiery, Undérwear, = = and dark Brown, Myrtle Green, Slate Grey, — : — Boys’ Clothing. oa : See Se et — Shirts for day or evening dress from Sick or : Mole, Navy Blue, Mode or Black. Plain toes, Rune eae 84th Stréet Store. j a = a oS —— made to measure, short vamps, slender Cuban heels. Boys" Suits made of Blue or fancy Cheviot, 2 : a Soe eee tockings. With spliced—— ; _ On November the grd- —= : For general Street “Dress “Health” Calf and Blue Serge, single and’ “double eas Heels -a8d- cotton: f zoo dozen Men’s tan: Cape Skin Gloves. Out- Patent Kid button Boots, made on ‘the latést : “pelted Suits. Bioomer“Lrousers: : Ei 2G PEL paits seam sewn. Sorosis last, with highly arched | instep, mar- years, ay : — ee ; j : 1.00 per pair row toe, welted sole. 8:50 3 aera Ladies’ Flannel Petticoats, ; 1 | Siu aie eae ; value 1.50 Blucher cut models made on the same last, oS Single .and double breeted “coat Suits, Made | ; Flannel and Albatross Under- Petticoats,” em- Leather Novelties, Men’s Shoe Department. XI of Enea plaid cloths, dark or Hen colors, of broidered or trimmed with lace, Imported “ On Sale in Both Stores. : Sorosis Shoes fog Men....,. 4.00 and 5.00 pair Sone ey : and cay peanuia tures, inéluding Rae English Pigskin, and Sole Leather Novelties;- Sorosis Shoes ior Boys seeseces covee 3-50 pair mn Bele) : SEC NSEC RES \ i consisting of Ladies’ Jewel ‘Cases, Dressing 5 : , : | 7Boys’ Overcoats, made of Melton Cloth, im: . : Outing Flannel Skirts, with embroidered ruffle Cases, travelling Clocks and writing Cases, JAMES McGREERY & C0; ported Frieze or American Fabrics, . or trimmed with Jace. perfume bottle Cases, drinking. Cups, card : ! f : 7-50 to 35.00 1 508 : Cases, Purses and Bags. : Twenty-third Street. Boys’ Reefers, light or dark greys, Sizes 4 to 127 iy ai i ihe Men’s Jewel Cases, dressing Cases, bill Rolls, Thirty-fourth Street. eee ie White Flannel Skirts, trimmed with lace, Card Cases, letter Cases, etc. i : : ”3 00 | , i ; 1.50 a These articles are all shown in exclusive designs, ee ——— value 69 and 1200 - § a value 250 aa . JAMES McGREERY & CO JAMES McCREERY & CO, AMES McGREERY & CO i : ; es SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADVERTISEMENTS | Ue H ‘Twenty-third Street © | Ewenty-third Street, ’ Thirty-f th Street, i f : ; -four ee q ; Thirty-fourth-Street, Thirty-fourth Street, I. WORK MONDAY. MORNING EE Mf x} b . ‘ ~