The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1906, Page 6

STARVING RUSSIANS | SELL THEIR DAUGHTERS. pote CON YU GUESS WHAT THIS WA CAN WAVE FUND thing,’ and That Gives Fancy a Chance. ‘Don t Neglect eee =o THE EVENING WORED FRIDAY 7, NOVEMBER 23, 1906. a To-Morrow Will Wind Up New York's Greatest Event: Annuai ane Sale 0 Kuppenheimer Clothing. JF we did not fit, every man in New York to Clothing last Saturday | and during this week, we can only say this: Theres still a superb assortment amongst all the splendid kinds of Kuppenheimer Clothing that created suchja furore here during the last few davs, ° The greatest tribute that could possibly be paid to Kuppennelmer Glotiing is the HMMENSE amount of t- we have distributed within six— | Second n leor. | | WE an abundance of styles that are almost EXCIUSIVE ——wear,at a pricé that seems quite im- <a a Second Floor, << EVENING WAISTS are making a superb showing right now of the most recent Jdeas in Walsts for evening wear, embracing wittr us, We offer to-morrow very special: Waists of White Messaline Silk ( At $4.98 Here Is a Waist for evening possible, In view of the quality of Inaterlal and manner of making. We ‘have Just enough of them for to- morrow—at $4,98—they ‘cannot be | duplicated anywhere fora third more, BSE Material-is-an-extra quality 822 of Messailne Silk, lvory white: made /} with pointed yoke of Val. -Lace, to- Aeey fs | gether with four rows of Val. and Se clusters of tucks down the front. S Collar_and__Cutfs_are_also set off with trmiming of Vat: The Cees days of selling. ae ——12h eS a ee eae eae | fide price cut on absolute of Kuppenhelmer «stands sponsor, MARCUM KENYON, 6 yra, Mann Bye & Far fMospite M; LINDEROTH, M. Tate rekien Bye & Rar Ho J. de PRUME, M, D., & Sons ESTABLISHED For they. recognize in the a-sale happen. AKuppenheimer 225 Overcoats Muppenheimer Sie wh. (White We CALVE WILL NOT RETIRE. | S22 Sixt AYe., *350 Sixth Aye, *1274 Broadway, 217 Bway, Astir Ho! 5 Cortlandt St., nea @toras marke:l * opep Sat. By'gs, KCuppenheimer £20 Fall Suits planned to present ame. | the principal citles ing next Septomber: ea SEI SOUR AND | ORGANS. ALL CARS.T, Goll mgdales EXINGTON 10 5" AVEF S975 60's) Kuppenhelmer makes nothing but up-to-date mode! put expert tallors ; will not use a poor Mning or filling, al fact, Kuppennetmer Clothing is CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING minus custom-tatlor prices. . Wo insure a positive fit and perrect satistaction in avery hundied satespeopte to givn you every attention to-morrow: garment We sell—whother it apes oF our And please don't forget iT iS THE uppenhetmer T DAY. Third Floor. Remarkable Suits for Young Ladies, 78.75 a tee te CHEVIOTS AND OVERPLAIDS E dislike stating comparative values for they are so often mise understood or misrepresented, Yet, ets a lot of Suits that your own common judgment will acknowletge to worth a great deal more than the price we have attached to them for Seturday, In fact, the same grade of matertals and trimmings—If taken yeaah tatior, Would cost fully a half more to protuce, i Materials include sprendtd Brosdctoths. Chevio great variety, Coats are trimmed with br. Strapped: three-quarter length. Pony or n Blouse models, Skirts are full pleated. Colorings are brov nlue. red,gresn and black, Sizes are 14 and 16 \years—which means that most any and overpinids in > others are self - There _ Will Be No Other, Such- Clothing. Values in ~ New York for an. Entire Year, : We cannot do stunts with clothing or clotting makers. This-sale Isa jegitimate and bona-. ) new styles of Kuppenhelmer Clothing—a sale for which the house means for advertising their product throughout Greater New York. If you miss it. you'll haye something to regret—rest assured, $30 Overcoats are 518.75 Kappenheimer °35 Overcoats are *22.50 Kuppenheimer 530 Fall Suiits are *70. 50 AKuppenheimer $35 Fall Suits are $19.75 Simpson. Crawford $18 Overcoats are Ii | Simpson Crawford 15 Fall Suits are $10 Turbans in black aid evening shades: not one in the lot worth SCs nothing but the best of cloths; employs nono One of ihe daintiest models Nave ever had in the store—and tionally speclal whils.they last if | Trimmed Miilinery DETanEN | To meet the popular demand for swell trimmed DRESS AND STREET H- ATS At-é Popular Price < 3 Wo will ofter to-morrow about One Hundred and Fifty entirely new method-of tt-the best possible | Inno other way could such | \ are *15.50 Women’s | some flower trimmed: some wing trimmed; some ribbon trimmo: some fancy foathor: trimmed. At $850 Not @ hatin the entire cvlicotion worth tess than $40-5 SOO £12 Extra Special | Anothon Two Hundred and Pity of those remarkable smartly THIMMED HATS that created such a furore here on Thursday last. Hats we Would de proud to placein our regular stock “nat which came to us-ridicutousty cheap, and to be sotd $2 95) | equally. Worth double the Be To-morrow w: Mle they last Fine Sample UntEIRInIER Hats One hundred and fifty exquisite Paon Velvet Hats and ‘are $12.75 le and more. fp eecenictas less than $2.7 Choose at ; Mo. Onan $3 atid $4 values. $2. 35 young miss of ordinary staturd can bo properly fitted. Misses’ Velutina —Suits— in blue, brown, croon, smoke red anit bil\ck, nip. jengih coat; double-Dreasted, Coll effect, rere Nee ie braid trin pleated skirt; sizes nd 16, Value $3 23.7. at. , Misses’ Coats Harken evils | 4, high rolling siyeh ‘12.75 \Girls’ Blue C! hinchilla Coats | ~78 Ten fred ta T 7 length, Wi. a5 led double-breasted, hia storm collar. Sizes 6 to 14 at f | iisses' and Girls’ Piccadilly 21. 75 Coats- ea. 7.50 —Of broad WOMEN shaaings. 1 fly front, notch collar of vel pleated skirt, sizes 14 and nd 436. Vatuo : Junior and Intermediat ste rene gus If chevlols, overplatas an -Misses’ N-6 Ww =y umper: | checks, ,atiractive models; Dresses ot fine sarge, ait nretty coloe- it the new suspendor }. Your Last |i Ree wan 75 sen $10 Girls’ Full Lengih Cheviot | —in blue, brown and red; nt “Coats nar, fa aitaveappeds} "B75 Main Floor. Last Day! Chance || ais — To Buy one of those creosote [Fe 150% GRAND PIANOS FOR oe $225, {- Misses’ Long~toose Coats | = Made, of Broadclott a novelty mixt SIMPSON CRAWFORD. CO,—— i Main Thor. a \ To-Morrow—and To-Morrow Only, SI 50 to 43} SCH Pins at oo This Great Sale Ends To-Morrow Evening, ame to our plano warerooms to-morrow, for the uthey will be sold jong before the store Gus) to Women’s Dainty Neckwear. AN_the-most wanted things In | | women’s Neckwear at little prices for a big day's selling. . Don't Watt, but a very few left, an exen! AG, 50 Walters Empire Pianos $225. 4 siyle st back and fleece lined rubber cover. ~~“[ncluding newest style stool @ 00 Down and $1.00 Per Week || “which fs less than 15c_per day. ‘No-interest, no insurance, no, extras whatever $225—that's ail you-have to pay. If you do not wish to be disappointed in buying the finest plano In th World come to our warerooms at once, for the sale positively ends to-mor | row evening. ou esnhol buy & plano tqual-to the Empire for less than $450 to therefore you make A-Clean Saving of -From-$175 to -$250-in-This Sate. — e 1907 model of the celebra! jasting Waiters Empire. Plano tion has been Waiters Emp! “They are samples—the ¢ en tir ME of them_are_ pic ured. x 10 and A Ak gold. of tise Ee a tae es contains six neck lengths; new ot 19¢,29ch50c dety of other box ruchings from that at to $3 cach— re 95¢ =} rth under $1,50—' rin more.__Choose at = SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,— Main Moor. a ging ) ea $3.05, =#,95, *6.00. ye Wil be difficult to find 4. more complete assortment of Bath and Lounging Robes than Is shown for this sale; a collection Without equal, as to patterns, colorings and prices. Ifyou aro thinklng of holiday gifts this carly perhaps we can help you to a selection this stock miplete assortment of both Foreign and Domestic patterns In evely concely ple colo. $4,50 Bathrobes at $2.95, 300 of them, and they're the { values over offered: clegant | patterns; amplo full cut, $5 Blanket Robes at $3. 95 | Only 200 In the lot! fine qual- Ity planketing, all new colorings: | Gut, full wher: ary. j $6.50 Robes at $4.95, About 100 of these; mao of best all-wool blankets; an élegant as sortment of colors and patterns; evory one sure to please. 2,000 boxes Ruching; each box i Gall’ Embroidered Sots; dow stitch and gue effects } new 25ce and 50¢ _Crothet Lace Stocks; ntdovleht—$F-&-$/.05 it SIx . $3.95 mente CATTS! two yards long: newest ts ineTreaxy-crepo de ttn $195 Real Irish Crochet Laco Sets; patterns; cuffs in the new Ww offects; $6.90 value at. i; dn construction it is raj make-up there Is no plano In the world at le this prige that can equal it ss thine: a $3.98 Scart a mhtra ridor Just 500 of These Famous Pens have come to us Ina re- alters Colonial Pianos, $350, Walters Vertical Grand Pianos, $375. OO Weltérs Premiere Pianos, $400. J0 Walters Baby Grand Pianos, $575. : tertone Pl layers lee aie to any markable Way; Pens that are world famous, because Paul E. Wirt quality has | mace them so. Pens that are sold unlversally at Pane $9 Robes at $6, $2.50 each, because Paul ‘ You will find these an exception: E. Wirt insists that the } ally fine lot of pure, wool blanket | price of $2.50 be main- | you in ance place to exé hes, mado up In tho best design: ‘and colorings STEM | tained. To-morrow only, for the first time at less than their rég- | ‘ular price, Just five hundred samor Rugs at $5,95.each—a spectal price to clear outan Vata <—tmont-of fancy materials: sizes up to-16-years:-atse—Friezes -tnh—Oxtord-and— ingdale Bros., “3 At *1. 35 ; DULL sortment of Rugs —fine patterns, —— Second Floor, We Present for To- Morrow Extraordinary Values in ~ > Boys C oining = A Saving ol i +. Si (oUt Of Our Own Workroom) t. Trinmimed_ Hats: ° i =| ) VE AHO) AST Saturday we gave to the Men patrons of our Clothing Store what was undoubtedly t.e greatest Value thoy ever Secured In Wearing apparel. That, condfiion stttt-hotts good tor-thom, But ie A, w Bi all ist re peys. In on a simflar offering—one we pbelleVve to be—of fully as great in- 2 6 Other; one that will serve’ to si saying Of 4 third to a half. : ELD A Le — ae Every New Model Suit and Overcoat Popular Th's Season Is Included in the Wonderful Showing and Sale Saturday The best we Gan say of our Glothing for Boys 1s that it 1s Just as care fully made. as flnely taflored and of as worthy materials as our Kuppen hetmer Clothing for Men. And this sale {s.very simtte ar to our Kuppenhetmer Sale in that we want to bufld here the biggest Boys’ Clothing business In America, No method could be more Valuable to us or profitable to you than this onc—when We offer you our own standard makes at so great a saving. _ Boys’ Overcoats and Suits at . . C8} OATS come in Russian, Reefer and Box styles: made of = sturdy. ha! ing fabrics in every size, Talloring throughout of the very hi order. SUITS came In the Satlor and new Kussfan Slouse styles; also Norfolk and double breasted {n a large variety of plain and fancy fabrics, cut after large, roomy patterns and splendidly tailored, Sizes up to 16 years, Boys’ Overcoats and Suits at ee 85 OVE ERC OATS in this jot are made in-that tong and Toose effect now So popular for Boys up to 16 years, Mosuy in the Oxford Stade and dark gray, For the smaller boys up to 10 years are Milltary Reefers and the popular Russians tn plain and fancy cloths, SUITS are the new and natty douple tod Russian models, made with the tong rotting cotlars; also Sai tyios in-all sizes, Boys’ Overcoats and Suits at ¥ 485 - OVE COATS are the newest creations, Including Me semi-form fitting and the manntsn_ coat In a large assort- plain gray for the little fellows. Some are Mned with red fannol; others with yelan serge SUI ts are adie woot Sertes; W popular double breasted with belt and Knickerbocker aiso Norfolks, Sajlors and Russtans; Materials are alt meras,_Choviois and_Worsteds, AN sizes. AA ace JUST ONE HUNDRED SUITS. FOR BOYS tn doupie breasted or-Norfoik, with two pairs of Trous: one plain and one uit AUN TUR CULES in ten patterns; | every Size up to 15: *MOPPOW Oto. vee cies cece esas secs tees sl eeveeevurrrs assess aS 75) SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,—————— pecond Floor. 2. .O00Pairs of shoes for Boys andGirls SPECIALLY PRICED FOR TO-MORROW ONLY. HERE 1s a.one day saving on the youngsters’ shoes that fathers and mothers’ = will appreciate, Good shoes, too—the sort they can wear with comfort: still, sess and Styltsny and full of the harde: nis Is the way they are priced: a0 1 23 to 6 L3s 1.05 1.95 “2.35 Styles aro both button and lace, Black kid with patent tp, button oF ki ; putton or lace. Patent leathor, button-er ieee, aso tagtnge Tan, willow. calle Bae 600 Pairs Boys’ Shoes; Pxgy patrtrom the oreat( Sizes 1 to 6, 1.05 with all our regular lines of Cnildron’s Shoos—pearing our? Sizes 9 to 13, 1.65! own stamp and trade-mark, An offering.made solely with a view to holp you to know gy this one thing: that we have the best shoes in the world forstho boy, and that one pair sold to you Will prove our contention, Hence the price, é SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, Second Floor, Remarkable Sale Infants’ Coats | At a Saving.of 25a to 50c on the ‘Dollar. THERE are coats In thls lot at $1.95 each, which you may have bought, or at least have seen in this store fairly priced at { ; $3.00. Every lot 1s just at as great a Saving. Quantity {s large, too, Sonat OY ory youngster can be properly fitted to the style that mest $1.95 for $3 Cloth Coats. 1$2.4$0 for $5 Cloth Coats. $3.50 for $7 Cleth Coats, $5.00 for $9,50 Cloth Coats. ' $5.00 for $9.50 Velvet Coats. | $6.95 for $10.50 Velvet Coats $6.95 for $10.50 Moleskin} $40.00 for $18.50 Velvet Coats, Coats. ‘ i $15.00 for $26 Moleskin} $10.00 for $18.95 Cloth p Coats. Coats, ‘ Assortment comprises garments of finest Broadcloth, as well as Velvet, Corduroy, Moleskin, Bearskin, Astrakhan, Sergo and Paca Cloth. Some aro prettily’ trimmed with velvet; othors with bratd and fancy buttons. Colors are red, navy, brown, green, tan and so forth, oe S 2 to 5 years. | Knitted Toques: Bnougn for Saturday, reguiar wont Bi Kinds. white, with prolty stri pIUgs gang red, also solid nayy, white and red. 25¢ pion