The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1906, Page 12

, THE, EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 53, 19006. ‘LTS. ee ce “SONG PROTEGEE : | TO BEA BRIDE Carolina Singer, Discov- ered by Millionaire, te Be Wed to Rich Man. The Store Will Be Open All Day Tuesday. Distinctive Suits and Overcoats for Men At $15.00 and $20.00 Your grandfather's clock marked only the hours—the seconds came with its perfection. So it is with garments—particularly those at modest prices. The aver- age suit and coat can baast of little more than good fabrics. Tbatintricate and-exacting system of ours has developed the power of ex- pressive tailoring. It is the source of the distinctiveness and character that commend our ready-for-service Suits and Overcoats at $15 and $20. Perhaps the one factor that hascon- tributed. more than any other toward making those garments more than justify the prices.is this: their feorid: and wilere they The models and patterns were de- signed for garments that cost again as much. That insures for the Suits and Overcoats at $15 and, $20 the style and lines that characterize our finer product. S ' aot Saks & Campary so Specialists {n Apparel for Men, Women and Children. | of the bride, Miss Anna Butter. Li Will be brides- of the “Littie| ‘uon BULGARIAN CABINET position Bee RESIGNS IN A BODY. P plans: | Ministers Failing to Get Support of | | Parliament Give Up Portfolios. =| sen intritrted with the task’ of] a new Cabin The et, which has just in May, 19, and of Forelgn Af- SOFIA, Bulgaria TRAIN THROWN ON. ~ ITS SIDE, THREE HURT: « Tender Gane Ti Rounding a bulofe party, Curve, Causing: Very Serious eT ROR ORS I REE Wreck. i te POL, TICAL. paginas teenie wore PIA PHOENIXVIL Pp Pee cacitpadaatay cee ants oath Do You Want Fe ‘Made Judges? ering Valley branch of the Reading ts eee uit i i Ht OL Nominalrs Fore tM ON RepUblicns of Seasonable Merchandise. Assortments unequalled. hock and badly sprained back; Charles | Hamel, fireman. sprained ankle. | [The wrees wae caumed by the ten- der jumping tre tri @ sharp curve ioeran Who Are the Nominators? 4 49th Anniversary Sales ASHE HELA AD Gr ek Lib Clnerieeh Cl ie GEES UTA <3] a progress. Extra Tuesday— “4 William D. Guthrie, of the Standard Oil-Trust.; John E. Parsons, of the Sugar Trust. \ John. F,_Dillon, of the Telegraph Trust, — _ John |. Cadwalader, of the Ice Trust, Charles F. Brown, of the Traction Trust. _ William B. Hornblower, of the Insurance Trust. | > — to Men ___ si “Alton” B. Parker, of the Trolley-Trust. eer | Say enuns ~ Elihu Root, Counse! for all Trusts, become the talk of the town, tell! Austin G. Fox, Railroad Attorney, about it ‘through -a World “Want” William N. Cohen, Railroad Attorney. Ad. And their associates, many of whom reside in the State of New Jersey. All of | < their elght candidates have offices in Wall Street. a series of Special Sales Interesting = Clothing,—Hats, Footwear: € Sporting Goods, etc. Special ~ A Election Day Luncheon a will be served in the great Restaurant, on —e} the 8th. Floor. held reat AVE. 19° To 20° “sneer! _ NEW rd CO In the Basement PRICED WITHIN EVERY ONE'S REACH to be Sold on Election Day : | Sire Women's Trimmed Street Hats Of fur felt flats, becomingly shaped and trimmed with roses and- silk-velvet;- extremely stylish and up to date. This shoe is the best v fhad-at-th 6th Ave., Cor, 20th St. You'd ordinarily. pay us $9.75 for them: Election Day 750 women's Trimmed Tailor Suit Turbans “Of sik faced draped velvet and felt plateaux with splendid quality of, wings; hats that easily bring S$: every store; Electlon Day at...... GasnieeD It has b inadé spe Women's Trimmed Peter Pan Turbans sold on. that between the hours of 8 in the morning and 6 at night. Far SY We want the men-who do hot Women’s Trimmed Dress and. Street Hats I the ooportunity to-re |) Trimmed with fancy feathers and roses; equal to 10 | t Our store on othe r days any $13.50 to $15 hats elsewhere, Election Day $ j what we can do for the y. SS i _It is the best shoe proposi- -UNTRIMMED . -HATS tion on the market, Paon Velvet Flats: seautirur quailty, siik faced, made with Jn Black Calf, Box ie feats — the new high crown and } Velour Calf and Black | usually sold at $. pl A did, range Of colors, as well aS lack and wht : 2. 75 Women’s Fur-Felt Untrimmed Dress Shapes in. black and colors; sold ED at $1.75 and $2; Election Daysspoclal sires aura iiss a Carinae nat ee 98c also Patent Leather But aces “ We shall also keep whol store opento enable those peo Wd ple to-visit us who cannot do so # at other times. 1,000 Boxes Fine French Roses Asale of enormous magnitude and Interest. Three Roses In a paquet; three different styles and sizes: ayales from 48¢ to.65c.a paquet; the low price per paquet A complete Display of these Goods Na hv our 20.h Street Windows, S Made | from hoods and stylishly trimmed with alts 5 5 \ wings and velvet; $6.75 kind ; Election Day.. Hp—elothing -Kuppente: “s-Yett—chanceSuperbesthics—htenticat with tinest-custom made hit 1 {_thers with adjustable mirror, 1.18 to Extra Special. a ee Rae imported move English Pigskin Tray ana English Morocco Leathar Jewel z aa nglis | | Cases—titted forcollar buttons, Real Gun Met Folding Purses will Wear 5. || scart pins. = @ $6.50 enn aee a1 waton a Mfotime. Speclal,...... © || otc. at. €& DSC | norso timor—tttod tor Others to 1.50. A == =| Auto, Bicycle ant Horso * SDIPSON CHAWEORD CQ. Racing. Actual value. ; Malin Floor, + ‘ “Matu Floor, | $10. , i yi ’ ~ . Men’s Hosiery. | Men’s!.50Under- | $29 14K Gola Waten —thin asa wafer | PECIAL ml | ELECTION DAYS Wear 31 LO A ee SY Be a ee eee To-“iorrow—Election—In_ the Restaurant ; You_men who like to “eat ar! $$$ around,” always looking for some place “new and good.” drop into the Eighth Floor Restaurant to-morrow—the finest In New York. Enjoy a culsine unsurpassed for its general cxcellence and moderate pricing. mM, SIXTH AVE, SAT AVE 19° T1020 STREETS j : Second Floor, Vote Early—for the Candidate Whose Last Name Begins with “H’ Quick Touch With This Greatest of Clothing Sales you owe It to yourself to go to the polls first thing to morrow. That's your duty to your country. Following It comes your duty to yourseli—new Clothes for Winter—of the right sort. “Clothes that will have ALL. the stamp of the finest custom eel without the attendant extravagant cost —Then-Getinto ‘The Solution of every man‘s problem who has economy In mind {s Kupponhetmer: Choth No, other make: can be classed with it. Par and abo: other kind in materials ‘used, tn styto, tn tit, in generat workmansnip.., Justas cer tain are wo-of this Kuppenheimer Clothing supremacy as Wo aro that when tho sun scts tocmorrow night Mr. H——— will havo 'beon elected our Governor. = OVERCOATS: : . Remarkable Salo of Kinds $ that Sell Rogu $15, 18 and $20; all at There has never been an Overcoat sale like this ‘one since this Clothing store was first organized. Three thousand Coats, comprising all the newest styles, fads and Hones: as Well as tne popular Con- t oa in fancy fabrics, with velvet collars to match; ton models of Conservatives in Kersoys, Friozes, Vicunas. etc. All with hand-made collars and lapels; Mined with Princess Serge. Every size from 33 to 50 chest. A Wonderful assortment. _ Men’s £25 Overcoats ee cuenta tsar Four of the very latest styles are Included In this lot of magnificent Coats. They are: THE GRANVILLE; a long form-fitting model with flare skirt; most styl{sh of the year. THE REX; a Very dressy coat; modest medium length ; single breasted; always in good form. THE REGENT; long, loose fitting model; very stylish. An tdcat garment of tts kind. THE GRANBY: slightly body-tracing, with medium fare Skirt-and Side plalts, A beauty. Materials include all the wanted overcoatings In the newest shades, as well as-plain Black, Oxford: Gray and Blue. _Kuppenheimer Sample Overcoats, *19.50 They're worth $30—and we've only enough for Election Day. You know what gort of <>. inrerntakes—hete: Sorts—in fact, you might better have the Kuppenheimer label in your coat than that of an ordinary taflor —for It means distinctiveness in dresss Only two hundred tn the lot. SST ON CRAWFORD Co. ee —<<$SKéshsKSXK—S> Main Floor, Men’s 1.50 Shirtsat *z Election Day Special MEN who have little time for shopping on business days will welcome the opportunity of getting to the store on the holi day ahead, and securing a winter's supply of Shirts. for this particular reason—to help more men_to know the character of this department of our business—we shall sell our reqular $1.50 qtade of Shirts to-morrow at $1 cach, Thore {s an assortment of patterns that cannot help ” ——-_—_—_appeaing_to the particular dresser, since every pos i <: Day | Stbleé style ts represented. Bosom or Negligeo—with attached or detached culls. Bosom—Shirts—are—tine Percale; Nogiigecs aro Cheviots. Fatternst—there are hundreds of thom—witn all sizes {n each This a Shirt chance that doesn’t merely “happeti" on election day, Dut one we've been preparing for many weeks, knéwing tho Muhitr tance of the day to the store, Men's $1 Shirts, 75c. | SOc Neckwear. 25¢ Three hundred dozen handsoms All this-season's models Ina great! variety of styles and patterns, with) now Four-in-Hands; all popular attached or detached cuffs. All| widths; mado from short lengths of _ $izes. The best Dollar Shirt In Now | Silks that always goin —YorkK—yours tor 75c to- morrow -onty +: Starts; nence the price SIMPSON CIAWFORD Co, Mala Floor, JU: T HER = Main Floor, Novelties for Men rites |Sale-of Watches EN who are jaunting about townon Election Day, iat for Men, _questof something they. have not seen beiore. will be particularly —Interested-in—this—display of “articles for thelr comfort and con- venience, which we gathered. in” foreign countries. There isn’t another such showing | a sw Y i why not with aw. E in_all New York. 1 y atch j Seen pe “ACSHAVING MIRROR, as an illustration, Au_nick. | WaNt one yourself—make sure otied; something new. and-out-of—the ordinary. Of It to-day, _whlle — these Adjustable to every possible position—standing | Election Day Spectal prices hanging. very compact, too—will slip into -tiy-satghel—and-occupy—a_mere_..§ | are in vogue. DiNoLfoom. Worth $2.25, at. LAO = ers from $1.95 to $5.95) : We've a superb stock of “Engl sh Hammored Rita Silver ; English Sole Leathor Military i all the nowest open-faced umidors=ceca wood Hning— SoS Cls ue realien ebony 2 50. “models? every one thor: sporting scenes i -brushes-tn- ease it . t = — — Sena ST value at. 2.50! enotish-Solo-and.Pigskin-Leather ¢CUdNIY_Guarantecd ‘to be Fitted Dressing Cases—excep- | Accurate HMopieces, rted Nickel Silver Shaving ! 3 i impo: tlonal—bar af 95 to $25 + $3.50 THInWOst CUMS TT stand, cup and brush— ; valuo $1, at.......6.... 5Oc | in Watch--made with LECTION bets to pay— —Hitted with a 15-Jow- | Men’s Half Hose— Fast black | etted adjusted move | cotton— |- owolghts; alsowith unbleached Ecarry all tho best makes of Sees OF tonder feot—made with W Mon's Underwear. Falland | mont. Actual valu $45. extra spliced nyels, soles Wintor rates aro now ready. 3 * and toes; 6 pairs $1; pair 19¢ At $1.00 the garment wo havo, | $21 14k Gold Watch—titted Fancy Half Hose— | ! quality and fintsn, ts the equal | dA eatiepegy: MELRET Men’s y of any $1.50 grade around town— | Move Plain black and solid colors—from | winter wolght,natural colorshirts Gold . filled Watchos— post German makors; finest selec: | and drawers, all sizes. | $5.9) guaranteed for 20 ae tlon .of” fancy designs af Lisa g a ever offered; 6 pairs 25e Men's 1.75Shirts andDrawers: | Wear—Mtted with a fully guaran- n t. Va 50, 41.40; pair Winter wolght—sort nist, Natural woot, | teed Movemen WL) ) Men’s Hand Embroldered | Santy"mtede; tevuarai7s J, 25| _ EXTRA SPECIAL ‘ast Black Lisle Thread | %%° 5 14k Gold Diamond Scart East Hose—* variety of colors | Men's 2,00 Shirts and Drawers | $2. 95 Pins many- beautiful —many noat de- | oa Noe anrinkable Stress SIIK =fronts: Pees ‘all avith a ed ft or tho’ particular aWoIs douolo gussoled nond sample collection, net ‘eatns 33: pair 35¢c | rea an Gre CRTRUALE 10K Big I. 5 ' $5 value at $2.95, af x