The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1906, Page 5

‘TAH MIEN TALK | ae Derated: Tell, THE EVENING: WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Lae from God thi should be el: the Repudlican fs whether It wo: time and troub! esldent Joseph Smith bad a rev Steclye ucket | tain Brother | elt. ‘BROADWAY CROWDS ¢ testimony fully as hot ee a. ail i OF MORMON DEAL: WHTH RUOSEVELT “evidence t e. inn da of “Inspired” Church Declaration, ‘ROOSEVELT TELLS VICTOR HE'S GLAD. { 1 | The Brontng World.) | = ee SAL Ulah. Nov \ con-| Sends Hearty Congratulations to} re ratio teal will be} Governor-Elect Charles E. tarted jo of Orlahde W, Pow- pin ciel ing TeaTeePRLIS ain for Con-| Hughes. : t y n—Howell, Re- 1 ys Nov. 7.—Prest R sent a message _ avidence |» Yon to Gove tect + nounced) Hu a, of New York ‘The text of} ouse that the telegram was not given out. || Please use BLUE “TRANSFER | se ’ CARDS -when you make pur-| ‘chases in ‘more than ‘TWO de-/ _|partments: and expect to take Use RED oe when goods are to be delivered them with you. j oftle 1 Houses | tween emittance. ‘If the places, ? B'way at 6th Av. \ men In a syndicate, which he anid was! operating a dozen or more such houses, ae said th ey conducted a clothing bu fae, him, } 34th to 35th St ied. at © women .to epend all tt ney in the establishment for clothes. The crowd had great fun with a sall- until he escaped on a Broadway ty thin morntig Capt nd that they no of the houres. hhm—with—theis boys followed, hooting | Ruswell raid: | in hits district ated by. the too. twen , hous wero m_ them he these but they avi ne of the mean- ity. ‘They virty women prisoners and! al women deeply in debt to make then by their them, paying _nutragoo.s. p thelr hands | net Henry ‘Alexander, Ti) NASSAL het. Fulton and Jol BROADWAY, Tailor, sri cor. 12th Strmet “ of having a DEPOSIT ACCOUNT. Tesan your purchases charged” is merely a matter , Thousands of our patrons hive such accounts. ie Hiadome Gowns For Second Floor. TTRAC Parlor. Tent ain (rem | azgreat variety of fabrics, well fitting f the or dressma may mate je : our prices. Representative: Paquin. Cown mae of bri adelath; in amethyst tones, fin- A ONS in the’new Gown Room adjoining —=orizinat medels—as well S and adaptations; Princess, Em- + ——almost a harsh term for garments so But-the. term does. not of-> cast-of {fe Gowns. Your them, but can- work will cost, at the Carriage, Street or Evening Wear. $130.00 Our 49th Anniversary As a Department Store and Our 4th Anniversary in This New Building The largest under one roof deveted Important Sales Now in Progress, in cluding. Petticoats, Blac Broadcloths, idered Strips, Turkish Laces, Art Needle- myrtle green chiffon cloth, fin- | | “ work, Men's and Women's Handker- _ $130.00 chiefs, Fancy and Table Linens, facerdarrom | $63.74 | | Blankets, Curtains and Upholstery upward from $52.74 Goods, Dining Roam Furniture, ; $23.74 Kitchen Outfits and Groceries. i 63704 Deters . $22.74 is What $3.96. Commands ifs WwW arate Suits and Skirts. ned, skirt leneth coat, Denes $35.00. yalue, $29.74 11 a $24.74 a eee Shere yl 4;--well tailored; all $1 t.71 } ort coat effect made of broadcioth, In ne Silk jenaeey Stocks In New woes To Equal These. 2 na side line here, and there: is any other {=proved-that i seh 4 telt-of better clothing—at $3.96, ins; ; cluding’ the Way of | Boys’ Apparel. Second Floor, JITTLE sums go a Jong way in outfitting and girls in this new store For Little Folks on the second boys floor. Sums under $3.96; buy_excellent Suits and Ove | The sale at $2.97 Sailor or Russian Blouse Suits, made of -allewool mixed cheviots and wors- teds; full blouses, bloomer trousers; sizes 3 to 12 years ats and cassimere: cherbocher ou ailing : operation is to be the right sort. shells of the coats are finished in one part of town -and-thecining is don Ifthe tailor’s. work suffers while in the furrier's hands Men’s Fur-lined Overcoats. Best Garments, and Least Costly of the Kind. RIER. r garment and the furrier com: nlaies eies it GOOD tailor cannot-makeja good Fur-lined Overcoat un- —tess-he-has the CO-OPERATION OF A GOOD FUR- The tailor merely) makes the fabric shell of the witht furlining, The tailor and furrier ought to work TOGETHER if the co- in another, the tailor never knows it. Ordinarily they the work APART— THE FUR-LINED COATS WE OFFER are made by tailors and_furriers who. work together under the sams roof, and members of the one coat-making organization. wholly devoted to the production of Fur-lined Coats, and it pro- duces THE BEST FUR-LINED COATS MON all_are It is an organization CAN BUY, Men who contemplate purchasing Fur-lined Overcoats are in- vited to compare these garments with the ordinary Coats. these are less expensive than the common sorts is not a fault of the That 2.58.GREENNUT, PRES 1B" S19" STS One of the Chic Vely Magnificent Showing of Women’s Velvet ly—some of & Suits 1ESE suits are superb examples of the very best tailoring procurable in New York to-day, All of-them are priced moderate- them are offered under-price. Altogether it is a showing most remarkabte, especially when the tremendous demand for and,scarcity of these suits are considered. The Majority of These Perfect Suits Are Priced Here at Least ~$10 Under the Prevailing Re- tail Figures Elsewhere. Asan example we dircct attention to a small lot of very fine velvet dresses $25 at... These suits will be recognized immediately by any woman who has become acquainted ii with the prevailing prices asthe $35 values in other stores. In. colors only; blouse beret eee eeee waae ee Horta ee style; short sleeves; embroidered front and Yoke of'lace and an exquisitely fash- , | ‘Toned skirt oa One othe s shown in the iflustre~ tion herew apity that the lustre of the velvet cannot' be reproduced in a newspaper picture. It stands for a dozen or more styles in Beautiful Velvet and Cor- ’ durey Suits, All Colors, $19.75 to $27.50 Most of these are exact. copies: of selected models lately exhibited by leading French modistes. All are lined throughout with the y best satin. A great varivty of sty) re shown in golden brown, se] brown, navy blue, claret and black. Semi-fitted stytes;- pony modcts; blousestyles. Military collars orcollarless effect. Prices $19.75, $22.75, $24.75 and $27.50. {Sledel Cocpet Siero, Seeend’ Fionn Freae) 2,000 Pairs of Women s Shoes, Worth *3) ’ and More, at $1.95 a Pair E got these from a high-class retail store in another city which store has gone out-ofbusi- ness. All new shoes, made for this season’s selling and as good a choice in lasts |} ‘and. leathers as you have ever had at the full prices, The store in gucstion carried the well-advertised “Queen Qual- shoes, and in this lot are uty! button styles; walking heels, Kidskin Shoes in button, lace or RY Blucher styles, with high or low pai) heels. ments mentioned here are made of finest quality imported broadeloths. All Persian tamb-cottars— are Leipzig-dyed. $59,50—Natural muskrat lining, entire skins; collar of Persian lamb or black brook mink. $97.50—Natural muskrat lining, with Pei n lamb collar at $89.50. collar of jotter; same coat $74. 50—Blended muskrat } lining, entire skins; collar of Persian tantb- $82.50—Blended muskrat lining, small skins; collar of Persian Jamb. $112.50 —Blended muskrat lining, selected backs of skins; "Persian lamb collar. SH27.S0— Natural muskrat ting, selected hark backs; comr of naturat mink; same coat with Persian lamb collar-and-fa $134.50. $1 4.50 —Natural Southern mink lining; collar of Persian lamb. $199.50 --Natural Alaska mink lining, selected Persian lamb collar; same coat with natural $224.50 —Natural French stern otter collar, $199.50, t lining, collar of selected seal otter; Rainproof Fur-lined Coats made of crayenetted cloth. lined wit natural muskrat: Persian_famb Daas and mink cuffs, $74.50. German nr to gohes-to- insti cturers, as we do wi th the leaders in America. S FRENCH SILK 1 $2.98 Melock ENCH awe K HOSE AT 55, 98 Black ilk Hose, | artistic designs... ns ; Priacilaisee Silk Hose! with lice ste $8.98 mies Embroidered Silk Hosiery. Plain black grounds, Pure Silk Hose, with embroidered embrokiered. | i various patter $1.98 3% Plain Black £ hand eni= Enlors; a ss ai Glerss as colors or plain black ribet sik [with black embroidery Bra ered in white vrounds -w with embroidered bow- Heart quality, Ec a eeeene ef embroidered floral er m with embroidered Inneps, $2.49} With heavy black and ae em- hroldery f 1 Plein grounds, ith and embroid-| ty destens se $5.98 etwas ee te $2.98 | French “Cobweb” Black Silk Hose, * rows French Silk Hosiery, with open| knots, leaves and flow- work insteps, beautiflly embroid- | ers .c..sssecsescsees, $7.98 ered, sold elsewhere at Plain black silk, with sin : : : single large $4.25 and $5.00 4 pair; ee rose embroidered on in- our price ... $2.98 | fe aaa $7.98 Black and plain white grounds, |. French Silk Hoslery, with embroid- | with embroidered insteps ered ‘roses and forget- —neat or large” figures, | menots, extending full ; also flower designs .... $3.69 | jength, .. $16,74 |, | | _ Silk Hosiery Introducing lace, French White Silk Hosiery, with “lace” insertion on are \ Instep aa i ou $39.74 Trench Ba x \ | sertion running $48.74 | At $1.39—Men's Black Pure Silk )> At $1.98 —-Men's Black Pure Silk \ Half Hose; medium weights; made | Half Hose; médium and gauze with cotton soles, weights, made with double soles, | i heels and toes. At $1,98—Men's Pure Thread Silk Half Hose; insteps neatly embroidered | Half Hoss, plain white, lavender, navy | with figures, Vand tan. Ss At $2.49—Men’s Black Pure Silk Half, Hose, plain At $1.98—Black Pure Thread Silk grounds, with ti its; bution to 5. y mixed che es 236 to 10 y Boys’ Regulation Overcoatr, nm) de of »} Oxford frieze; sizes First Floor, Rear. Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers, $1.29. For boys of 6 to years—-Trousers maide—of pure Hes fabrics, —hned throughout. The fabries-are thes those used in our highest grade Su -fact,mmade—of short lengths of sultings, = n Misses’ Coats. Becond Frost, Broadway i Misses’ Coats, new tourist —tiddel, in novelty mixtures, effectively trimmed | wit red broadctoth and metal buttons loose, double-breasted sty te, —syith ts “patch pockets, close-fitting collar and full $9.74 “coat sleeves= with any cults; sizes 14, 16 and {8 ytars...,, Children’s Model Gretchens, of splendid quality Melton cloth in navy, garnet or green, collartess—ef= fect, trimmed with velyer and braid in contrasting colors, new fancy sleeves; sizes 6 to 14 years.... 99.89 Girls’ Dresses: Girls! High-Neck Dresses, made of fine novelty plaids, trimmed with cloth and fancy b new model shirt with deep hem; in green, brown and blues sizes 4 to 14 years., $3.96 Girls’ High-Necle Dresses, In plain cheviots and mannish mixtures, trimmed with fancy b.atds and several of stitching; mew model skirt finished with deep hem;' sizes 6 to 14 years....., $6.74 Girls’ One-Picce ~ Dressos, made of high-grade plaids In ced and green, with separate guimpe of fine French rep; side-plaited new model skirt fin- i | t made hand embroidered figures, in new, rich designs. shed with deep hem. sizes 8 to 14 years....eecseeeene $11.74 the body uniform. NE of the great claims made-for For Less Than ¥, The Value. derwear—that it isa ovata good w underwear, because it keeps the temperature of For men who care to put these claims to-a—testwe-have— goed _-pews——the—experiment —adil_cost— in Calfskin Shoes, in Blucher or Choice throughout the entire assortment of shoes—not one worth less than he oL—at bait merely_a-detail-of MACY UNDERSELLING SU: about 500 pairs bearing thar well- Pall) Potent Leatier Shoes Sp EM ACY dus ta MACY'S RIGIDLY CASH. SYSTEM jf} known stamp. _Ferfect shoes in Y in lace, button or blucher s yies: t | every respect utso--some—Ox +a With one exception noted, the shell: of the gar- The choosing comprises all sizes sizes, but not all sizes in the Queen Quality. ee PAN) Here’s Another Sensation in Women’s Coats! ~usualprice: —with storm collar and-cuffs of ! HESE double-breasted, box = back eold-weather-coats ar _ offered-ar-$5-tess than their Two. styles in this coat—one self materi the other more elaborate, with velvet-inlaid co!~ lar and cuffs, Take your choice —you get a bargain in either, oth-are S2 inches long, made Ss woolen mixture; heavy but soft and comfortable. nen Mesh Un- Faro ie inter ee = 4 them a trifle less than one-third the usual cost.’ We have a surplus lot of Linen Mesh Shirts and Drawers from a Denmark factory. The brand is well known—it is one of the most wide- jy-advertised brands of Linen Mesh goods on the market. ___ The regular price fs $3.00 a garment, Our Sale Price Is 98c a Garment, — Come tn_tphane_{n_or order by “mall. “Right Shape” pressly for us by an expert designer shape growing feet along natural lines distorting the least bit clun’ gun ictal cal leather; sizes 8 to 10Y BISOWWAlUC si. Shoes MOULD Feet Along Natural Lines. Secon Flosr. Boys amd Girls can.svear most any sort of footwear—and with- | complaint. The complaining comes in later years—tfoot froubles resulting directly from wrong shape shoes worn when the feet* were grawing, “Right Shape” Shoes are Macy) Specialty Shoes, designed ex- They are. easy-fitting in appearance. « In all leathers, at prices ranging from $1.59 of juvenile footwear. instead of cramping: and and comfortable, They without. being * for small sizes to $3.49 for Misses’ sizes. SPE :CIAL—Mi in and glazed kidskir a pur $1.24; in tan leather Children’s Leggir isses’ and Children’s Buon, a zés 11 to.2, a pair. $ and brown ooze le Complete lines of Womon ‘8 Footwear on the second floor, end Men's Footwear on the (ifth floor. Selling to-day in certain stores. pride: the teria’, Same making, same style and overplaid p.at- TNCs are coats to snupgic—in and techat ease in thé Sharpest weather; coats for driving and motoring or for business wear in-the—keen—air_cf-the winter. mornings Both heavy. with large me: These are yle § are half-lined with black satin and trimmed Pbutions. styles which are that “themselves onthe pric the same good, swagger at just aes Groceries, “Provisions ai anid. Fruits’ We promptly fill all Mail a Felephone Orders; eens Ser eae *Phone Chelsea 4000. Dor Siezet Goines Favorite b Imported Colfees: 10 1b 1 ra . Java & Mocha Cafice j 5 Crosse & Blackwell's Tomato Soup— . Orange Mar gee | Famous English Gher- ipsa T - kins—hi2°* ables —Xs}iav | Een Davis Apples—* < hlns, Yeliow "Turnipa, New Car. 'D5q preniun Flour}? Rw ets or Haldw ines Lats De Secteh Green ease fond} $s tine Wafers or Old pet } Colonial Ginger Cake ewe 4%¢ Fresh Veget White Onions. Red Onions, White Tur 5 tbs. MLE ale | Nextha Soap Holland Herr neo ey ali Milchacrs, keg, Ss rec. $1.2 scour texc