The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1906, Page 4

a THE EVENING MOB ENTERS JAIL, jE SHUT TAH GIRLS CHEMISTRY TO « ADIN mine This. Woman Makes Pro- SSaic Baking Seem Like Fairy Tale, ‘STOLE CROWN PRINCESS, 4 TAKES ANOTHER. BRIDE. {eli airon, Who Elo} Crown of Sale at Our 18th St. and 6th Ave. Store Only. Saturday Shoe Specials Here are two Star bargains ‘or Saturday in Men’s and Boys’ | : Third Bloor Men’s $4 Ralston ; Health Shoes, Saturday ai $1.95. Shoes are prongunced by physicians as the t of perfection in athealth shoe. ; mee $1.25 Shoes at 75¢. Sizes up to 5 4. { | z | Thes | I Splendid box calf. mer cr iB STe GL AVE. MEGS 5 Suis at *10, ASUTIFUL tailored suits in nS the very newest Pariss plations, made from fa s- that exemplify | most favored weaves 2 could not be purchased at tor less than twice to-mor-, 35 cured them with a famous maker, e ail his surplus stocks and in this sale are both, 1 & Oppenheim, Perfect in Eyery Onality and Style, ness, shops uplicates of costumes exclusi Nost startling exhibition soil i SNE SERRATE we DECEMBER 28, 1900. WORLD. FRIDAY.” Vogal Brothers ADA Sic AT Ste Moe Store Open Saturday Night Until 10.36. a case Suits G2. Overcoats Marked Down These: best-9f-all ready~-to-wear clothes have ‘ * met with a prige cut so radical that every~ man who appretiates the opportunity~ to buy~ these famous garrnents so far below their value should be attracted to the Lambert Shops. These i clothes are without equal in their making—in their a fit and their thorough finish. Each garment is Y handled through every~ stage by~ expert tailors— from the cutting to the last stitch. The Day of the Chesterfield— the New Winter Overcoat. If any one overcoat designed in recent years has attained the popularity it deserved—it is the Chester- field. If any one firm has added to its great prestige— it is the house of Vogel Brothers. Their correct in- terpretation of this model has placed them in a pre- eminent position. j The price range is $15 to $50. The models at }; | “cAsk the <JMan Who Wear: Them." } Ge following are the prices: $15, $20 and $25 are described in detail. $25 SUITS and “MARKED DOWN TO $16.50 Cambridge grays, Oxford gray and black—in Velours, Moules, Meltons and Kerscys. Aristocratic Chesterfields. at $25. Semi form-fitt ing and extreme fcrm-fitting models, ranging in length irom 2 to 5 inches below the knee. The luxurious fabrics and the clever designing are at once evident. Every ae fabric is represented. — Nogah Khrothers A2s4 Sir. AN ‘Be Nve (CAMMEYER| 6th Ave». Cor, 20th St. || After Christmas Sale Of FINE SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE BASEMENT STORE. A grand oprortunity to secure the best bargains in family footwear. $3.50 Shoes for Men and Women a at $50 tn all the latest fashions. Welted 9 Fully gydranteed fi The Best Shoes Made at the Price Form-Fitting Chesterlields at $15. lel , .OVERCOATS Spi endidly tailored jgarments, designed with the $30 SUITS and ar Ages _ $] 50 h teristic in- 7 ii at the back and = cWV.ARKED DOWN TO : ra the popular ‘Oxford: grays. | 4 : | I 4 - Side-Plaited Chestertields at $20. $40 SUITS and s;aRKED DOWN TO $9.4:50 eiciedlenas OVERCOATS ; roll A slight ver.ation of the regular model that has : 4 / i gained the indorsement of the smartest dressers. $45 SUITS and & $ 50 | The central fs hoicheveulluawadontcens MARKED DOWN D : } Evening Clothes Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits for* evening wear alge: greatly~ reduced. /We also sell (Men's Satisfactory~ Haberdashery-, Hats, Shoes. if 3 STORES | 30. 41 CORTLANDT sT., “L" Stations 9 183 BROADWAY, | Bet, 6th & 9th Ave. Near Dey Street Subway Station | IN IN OVER AND UNDER NEW YORK Calf and Black Kid; Button, Lace and Blucher Schoo! Shoes for Bows and Youths’ jones: and Boys ‘Storm Ne Boots ng Boots; sizes 3 eeaess $2150. Storm King ; Sizes 14 to Lace $1.75 , $1.50 Children's Stor nf Boots; size: ‘51.50 Storm Rub- Misses’and Children's Rubber § 1-°° Boots, sizes 11 to2, $1.25, sizes 6to 1014 SPROIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OKDERS PROM CHARIPANLE On- GANIZATIONS AND INSTUTUT IONS, ESTIMATES PURNISIIED, Store Open Saturday Evenings. 5 work can “produce ! — —eE—___—E_Em id 8 as ; THE SUNDAY WORLD'S WANT DIRECTORY MAKES MORE } i" Siore Oper L Intil 3 10 0'Cloe k Saturday Evening. FFERS OF POSITICNS* THAN ANY OTHER TWQ. MEDIUMS a nel UNIVERSE,” 2 |