The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1906, Page 14

; ae EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, FUSSIA WOMAN OBER CAPTURED, | BIGPLUNDER UNE: bul STRIKES AN “AND SPARES. | “Car's Police Get-Leader+ of Bold Band, but No frais woe pastels the ee BA Bt. Petersburg to-day says oneaate dsr. 8: “ Iegan who escaped with from the Treazury wagon Of been arrested... by adda, has not heen rece She Ie described us 2 tng to Simpneroral, Province ST; PETERSBURG, meas suspended to-Gny at ——“Untversity and academies pympathy with two studenta, An average, ay 05 | agea—Dumai Tork | day evenings: es 1 1 The North New York Tadles B.C. hi Polling eo Amann med the sentence imposed on Capt. La F | i [Bolgakore of thre and a halt years ose ne ————— seaprisonment: Sto in revohstionary agitation among | yne 7 — ta Russian prisoners in Japan ary ‘| Pastime, 29; Morningrid eI IMLS 1 Good Showing Made Early Season in Various Tournaments. it te. Ing a gait wi jmente in Manhattan to date Are Aa tot do, Steffers, O: India: Ha An 0 2; Chadwick, and Herrick, Columbia, Hig Whttehead. Algor 2 ries, in the games. J. V. has high { rote {dual early tn the season rest Ait h bids fatr to leave Trace of $188:826. - . - : tn all previous years far in| Harlem League High Individual ‘av. : z ees | eres Iss ho shade Standing of clubs and high | TAkee—Kuhiweln h New York, | Ay 5 the shade Standing of Sl pba Pe eS SEjscorea in various tmportant tourna | ontecg, x High Aver 17-44; Apple, 105 19-48; High Score—Loetje, |" BROOKLYN. rries, [thinn, 1963-4, High Teams—North New wn, 9 | ¥ High Individuat—Herrick, +3, erbocker and’ Now | lave e1oh won alx straight Deltedy p Store Opens 8.30 CARO-CARO Jextract South Afr External Remedy Thursday 4 evening, | a Wttective Opens ‘an Account. _ Grand Rapids Furniture By 3 Rooms compietely $49.08 da TSREE 3 99.98 Sirs, at 124,08" “Open Monday and Satur- duy SARE ILE AM. Closes 6 P.M, Ro S newest and mast corr Fulton Street, Bridge Street and Dutiield Street, BROOKLYN. STORE OPENS DAILY AT 8.30 ADM. Hea a We've attended to all the preliminaries, what pleases you, whatever selection you wish. you can find elsewhere, Everything proves how enterprising our clot hing store is, --------———--—— Men’s Suits, hand tailored, high grade, all wool worsteds, in checks, plaids, fancy mixtures, ‘plain black undresse¢ worsteds: and cheviots. Semi-form’ fit kmanship, guaranteed to hold their shape {lish recular and stout sizes. The tailor would ner $20.06 to $25.00; our price Saturday wi Men! s Winter, Overcoats, hand made, Oxford gray and black beaver cloth, ex- all and form fitting; new medium length, al hand tailored trom the best manuf price would be-$72:5 y patterns in plaids, Every suit will give ; tallor's Winter SAE, new stylish gar in Oxtord gray and black best" tailoring, per- te puts hase, and jong-eoats,_f: s, chetks and fancy mixtures satisfaction. Just the things for, in regular and stout siz looking Men? Ss Ofertonts: heavy ments, medium and long lengths, beav, pos ( Open Saturday Night Until 10 P. Mm G We Give Either S. & H. Green or Dividend Stamps. | Men's and Boys’ Clothing. : Splendid Bargains in Suits and e, pA the problem of buying your Fall outfit is reduced to the simplest terms, Everything is ready for you to make Style, perfect fit. excellent materials are yoked here with lower prices than / smart shaping in back ALL WOOL or ALL Priestley proofed. makers in Americ OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P, M. WW fasting wear, Every piece of fabric goes through a strenuous test. Hae! than they used to be, but our. Clothing is just as low priced. t styles, the best tailoring that can-be-tiad-and-every-detait to, to make the best clothing . business than any other Men ~_Fine Dress Overcoats, $25.00 to $50,00 Garments a good tallor might duplicate for a half more; | excellent black or Oxford coatings; correct dress length; silk lined throughout; f the lowest. price slothing—Store. Chesterfield mod. $25.00, $32.00, $38.00, $45.00, 850.00 “Cravenette’’ Raincoats, $15.00 to $28.00, WORSTED the keynote here, too—Ai}; the product of the some with { Dest Raincoat) cz éontinues the standard of "ALL WOOL OR of cotton Is to be found in these That means wear—good, hon: Wool and, worsted are very much Foresight in buying permitted this. refuily-attended- , are some of the reasons why we do so much more ‘ eg Mameleva and An : mre executed Tus: | Sooo M All Wo ol and W ted Clothing, ee Looe ‘8 00 an orste otnin ng. eS Reertlal trying Tibellinntiny;icaos wae Lexative ra Bromo Pa Jame. iG ting, in revenge for the executlyns of | | Thi ‘0 ‘pot o id Fett: club fe largely compos i 2 6 Cold Days ||, E ea ie lnaleemstcaceotiitores: or Ge iene . set 2 ony || That this Is one of the fet ho’ in Brooklyn tha’ ea ices | ove 5 Han tones, ot tp, | EF wy || ALL WORSTED” in Men's Clothing Not a. thread H ike Supreme: Millfary, Court! has con-| 907, fl frown be ments, whether they. happen to be Suits, Overcoats or Rain. Co | ___BGsiness Overcoats, $9.85 to $22.00, Black or Oxford sultings in ar ious lengths, linings of ge, Venetian or b with satin’ shoulders; with smart sh: Men’s Suits, $12, 50 to $40.00, A showing unmatched in the market; rich, fancy dressed or undressed worsteds, Including the new brown effects; sniart- club. checks .of?overplalds {n the popular. velour. S. as well as a broad showing {n solid-tone blue the chol icest of the new season's offerings—new el, $15.00, $16.50, $18.00, $22.00, $25.00, $28.00 oa eu hand tailored—all sizes | | Men’s fur-lined Overcoats, $49.50 to $374.50. | Specially attractive models at $49.50 and $59.50. 1906. fea ide ties 4 : “BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LARGE RETAIL STORE.” ALL CaS Go DIRECT OR” BY TRAUSTER 10 OV DOORS Matterman Baunre BROADWAY Saturday ee oa BROOKLYN. L9c 15c THE_VOLLOWING ON SALE ALT, DAY SATURDAY) Splendid Garments to Keep Out i the Cold as Well as the Rain: have. Two The most economical coat the young irl can Always in place, and warm comfortable and neat. lots gO on sile to morrow at almost-hall their value Al [26 | At 7.96. | | Worth $4 | Worth $5 Made as io Made—of-all-wool fabric 1 d and aoe 1 ed oe be To-Morrow We Will Also Hawe On Sale 11200 Long, Loose Coats for iH Children at 3.98--- Value ne also in These are and green. of |} | ane heavy chev med, de ] sleeves with | neat cuffs, Sizes Panama Uotles, Mixtares;-Ghecks and Plaids Broaq showing of styles and designs sample lot Fall and Winter Footwear i For Man, Woman and Child. [Ssoetn, | AL Me Sp ecials|| phone or CO. D. Orders. Br I eo Long Women’s | Misses” All-Linen Throw Heavy Ribbed Rolle- Scarfs Hosiery Vests feats a| Children’ Mackintosh Raincoats ‘l|j| Children’s $5 to $8 Wool Deke, 3.98 y of which are from a large All the latest shapes In dress and walking shoes, fancy slippers for | | ‘Simply | There are many lines where the actual cost, as they canni \l offered in other stores—there these: the Mezzanine Underprice Store, there’ are but o: ot be is an You may, if you prefer, select your -exclusive effect at very moderate cost. New Arrivals in. Ready-to-Wear Hats. Mezzanine Under-Price Store. — Every day the new conceits come in, and ea h Seer more ‘becoming and pleasing than the other. ed down to below ABythe Hats in 'y-to-Wear Hats of values, ready_to-serve le cost; the tailor would tlhe alle weal worsteds and cheviots, ults, neat ts, fine allwool, Ches! 00; Saturday He Hat Pins, af for 5c. Women: 5 Value $4.00; } To-morrow, 2.98 \ fur ‘ 1,98 » & \Wemen's' Coats, t i wt broadcloth ‘ jot, well made, Girls Fine i! Cloth Coats. 1 funy moisture, double frested fort Kid Gloves, 1.00 Kid Glove yereign,’ hades, Parls poi: broidery + + + i ' 4 2 + ' ' ' | ' ' ' 1 \ Ip ' ' ut ay good -t in design Pp bottles, 12,75} , for | Garme { fitting, Ia self, piped fn col \ Value $5.00; To-morrow Q erfect fit ‘ “ Glris’ Coats, {ull ors and plaids, @ { plait ; 5.98 int Men's 2.50 Hats, 1.48." Young Hats F styles, stiff & soft, tise qual. felts, 2! 3. 98 {32 Spe dertientatpinel? telescapes 148 pale wree wee: Children's Coats, Hp blue, brown, black, re | H i i t wy camel for Kid once / Shoes, m. 79¢ Fountain Pens, Soci \Walue $3.00; F To-morrow, Childrens Shoes, eather, spring pes for those who wear lary de, 10 and 1014, val Men’s Fine | Underwear. i 0, natural wool winter wearing, s cut nice and roomy, perfec 1001 Value 75c ea. Neck Ruching, Ge Neck | To-morrow, derwear, , value $2, each. If Hose, fast ‘black, Oxfon. ble heels and toes, value 20c., The call is now for heav: the 8-biitton: Mousquetaire-tor | navy, green and red. The Saddler Seam. C. black as weil, $ pistthe ribaw on-2n-ordinary ar Fownes' and Adler Cape, $ Pique Sewn, the incomparable Reg $i not only complete and beautiful in to $3.25. ‘Heavier Leathers in Women’s Long Gloves Give More Service and Warmth. | take i] dress and house ‘wear, at low prices = Felt Julfets, and_ black, en’ and Children's and Dox Cnif AY. mp naee ou see eeee stout 648 | Wo-ents lneseirere Sole mninere \ “Misnest. Chitar: | Little Men's Shi Bargains : tn Hats at Garpet and Lining, i Under-Priced. £1.25 Screens, Same of fait, 3_Folds, othersof-velvet 2 b3¢ ‘A good supply, In oak or- mas of black, be- hogany finish; 5 ft. sides all” the hy best — grade destrable—col- ine Wp the : panels. All ors. Trimmed colors-and=beauti- with flowers, ful patterns. ribbons an wings. Worth r-the-tailored_suit-to i Pique-Sewn Kid can be had In black, tan. mode, *lte $2.25 to $327 pe. most_used In tans, but here in The longest wiji turn 1.50 ina, 5 Main Round Seam, Cyrano. T leathers in the making of the ‘Autumn Gloves for women, Our line is {}> its assortment, but very The lengths run from | 16 but! 16 Butror Kid Gloves. in tan, white and. black, $2.25, the greatest Gtove-vatue of the season, a with 2 Clasp Gloves, in black, ¥ y moderately priced, colors | Pique-Sewn, the favorite Marquise $1.39 + 98c | Kound Seam, Vendome, fine French kfd, | $1.50 86 For Boys and Better than you will find usé we have madethese_S' i as welt There re: en-and=men- for the youn: [ clumsiness, and yet th and he m ade of fine gual! t i are In_vici kid and ee! 1.09 and Ch iene it Band 11% to 2 nch patent calf, | spring heels, sizes 8 Shoes, | i x “Little Me $3, pair 1, 39 | top Sho! 1134 to 2, Boys’ and Youths’ Blizzard Calf S| heayy oak soles, made of the to 56 A, & S; $3, 50 Shoes | One of the latest arrivals Is a sn: i made with patent colt vamp, plain all sizes Better Shoes ne A Children's French patent calf, cloth in Shoes broad toe last, sizes 8% to 10% with low heels. 83.50 prong toe last, sizes 5 to 8, $2. with low heels..... eee Girls. anywhere - else, hoes not -only—for+) these we make about our {i tae is-sty instead as lasting as the of hat was the vogue until: |, $2.75, lace and button, dull MH to 11, $2.48, and $2.98 || hoes, with calf Hning, best materials and’ as | || near waterproof as leather can be made, sizes 4 $3.50 for Women. appy and dressy Boot, 1 toe, two-Inch’ Cuban | heels, cloth tops—all the other good styles as well, ; (Men’s Fall ati Winter Shoes| ae $4.95"a Pair, i Shoes buidetith a_sturdiness and yet retaining i the graceful Hines of style and likability—in a “The lasts are cor- fectfit, and the material ce-and Blucher ow Mén'a Wear Button, Sa) ‘Women’ s 25c. Stockings, 19c. Just Arrived From Abroad, | They've thoroly gotten over their sea voyage ire ready for your inspection and approval. t black, fine cotton Stockings, with unbleached || soles; also with avhite-tipped heels and toes; also |! ith double soles, heels and toes. 50c. Black Cashmere Stockings, 39c. Women's Cashmere Stockings, extra large and reg- | ular sizes; i } | Men's 25c. Half Hose, 19c, Men's Fancy Half Hose, some vertical stripes, some plaids, some with silk clocks, some embroidered fronts, i Main floor, front, Central Building, | || | 48c' : “all woo!, nalts extra fine qual | nature Thi as Haven ompany— winder -and setter, "1246 “Think of aReal Watch at 59c., Easily Worth $1. 1.00. | is the limit of little pricing—just 1,000 04 them, and they are made by the celebrated New E carrying the Company's GUARANTE h one a TIMEPIE! -fenockabeutt Watch for-any-man to take on a irip and splendid for a boy to carry, . A- good Nickel case—stem Main Floor, Centre, “Centrar “Bwrams,— Tay) or the short sleeve costume: Ge white7 and | ched. No C. None to dealers. dagrain 28c Carpet, Yard wide: ors—heavy-weaye—S0c, Savings in Good Clothing That Will Interest-Men, Youths and Boys. value Suits; fine sCeGed Top poe Overcoats, Russian Coats. Ronslan- ie toy oi 2% to 8 years: Hayy blue brown Kersey clot, venus. in -(he>‘pooular Oxford: 98, 5339) s ae ? ot re fniie-$4-and $ Tals; 8 to 16 onz Vants Suite, Finis 8 10" 3,98; 7.90, 1 Kutter “Qouble breasted ee ary Hior and Russian w models, Fuses do 20: atu ; rena mee ap weiun 3080 mon a enor, Kit Su ny Pants, Rubber 4 Royse! Miouses and Wainte, Mikena ential lurweat yarletion, Of Course You Eat Them—and Here They Are to Be Had at Lowest Prices. 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