The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1907, Page 13

“THURSDAY, _,ARCH OF SWORDS. TO SNE cL i FORMISS BREESE, PARK FROM AU | SOLDIER'S BRIDE —_.— Mayor MeClellan Says That City Will Furnish the. Necessary Funds, “Wedding of New York Belle’ — “and Lord Innes-Ker,, Novel,’ prepared to take enee to the long contrat Park: {where (rees and si}ubbery are in a con- ditfon of dee © wlirface goll Incking snds and lakes com- MeCiellan is Tracts Condon. p wathering wants r LONDON, 0: 4 ons ‘ravages of time that adequate funda are rath {ts rehablittarton—| ha “matter may: come up lo-morrow > ‘rortificial attion by the Boanl ef Esti- | -/mate at the regular -Priday, meeting, 9 royat for’ the s|P Lordon and Am} ‘and. the ntact | if Bt. George's ¢ t nable weddings, interior was .¢_owers, while cers and troopers ‘THE EVENING WORLD, STREET SWALLOWS Brill Stores’ October Sales Presenting values that are greater by far than you would expect to find at this ‘season. Presen: Cloth are of the highest standard in fabr rao {x a 1 eutenant, | -ms|Pavement Yawns and ~H _-Financlere were. treated_to.-the un ic Senaa ome com usual spectacle of an: ice wngon sunk | Seen) 2 tn the pavement up to the hub of the te e8-K 1 ) ¢: = tzoopers of separate eee ‘ MS Pe wheels, in front of No, % Cedar atreet, Miss Bre Base hi nh vend Lpwory natin “draped with old ince. She {eon Sa eae ee oe seveb dainul 08 aNUE “Han ‘into a crevice in the the regimental colors; a pre’ WAGON TO THE HUB +___Brill_contentment with lowest roadway | a mcd = ~~ Presenting Cloth t at-every price, $10 to $45, are better in tailoring and more moder in fabric and style than any other clothes in America. @ Presenting at this season. of the year greatest values in New York—NOW, when clothes are in NOW, when highest prices rute.— Here are values made possible by Brill trade advantages, by profit percent: Here;-are-speciais-proving—conchisively that-Brll-clothes-are—best-clothes and_Bi Suits $16.50 & $18 Values, Special $11 ___Suits $20:& $22.50 Values, Special $13.50 Fabrics are all-woo! velours and cassimeres. Designs and colorings are the new, most-tn-demand stripes; — general market conditions and by Twe Blocks on Sixth Avenue, Medium and Men’s High Grade Underwear | vy Weight Shirts, Drawers and |. Union Suits Hea Splendid lot of fine _ worth | weights; 9 ments in_natural_ wool woot, white and colors, ‘Boys’ All Wool and Worsted Suits at $2.50 We have taken from our rt ular stock about five hund Fall Suits for boys, that were made to ‘sell at $5.00, and —$6,00-and-marke mf6 special sale on Satirday at about half prices. Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits, ages 244 to 8 years. Boys’ Sack Suits, ages 8 to 12 years. They are made of serges, cas- Simeres and chev- in thé best known makes, such as Notiofk and New. Brunswick, Stuttgart, Melicott; American “Silk, Ypsilanti, Wright's’ and Mes “Lots: represent medium Fall weights and heavy, Winter weights In WHITE, NATURAL and COL- ORS. é - i Sat : Many. of the numbers are of the best full-fash- joned, regular-made kinds that are seldom offered under regular prices. z irts, Dr dd Union Suits, all stzes-tn_the— Jot, though NOT all sizes of each kind. natural Garments in natural wool, white —and--col- Ors; positively the _best_ made medium and heavy weight: gar- | Garments in . and heavy) worth from + $1.50 to _ feach;-spectal BORER |>splendid—weartng woven fabrics Four hundred Suits. made of in a range of neat patterns, Coat and Orie pair of Knee Pants; also one pair’ of Knickerbockers; sizes 8 i 16 years; sree $1.65 thi BITHER eee Ee a Men’s Pajamas - and Night Shirts locking: -traMc and Congestine the | Wistrict ubout Wall and William | necessary to all vehicles. ‘Tliee waron, belonging to the Knicker pocker Ise -Company.-had pressed_s0. heavily on the surface of the street that It eave away. Before the street caved In a volume of steam shot into the air from a crack In the pavement, startling the horses and bringing @ reat crowd to the sxpet. As they watched the heavy wagon sank into the | ground, holding the horses chained to the pole and preventing them from breaking away. : "Taree hours later the wagon was raised and the street filled in. A ae, pasos P eae He rome team pipe leading through the narrow Setatay iatceet wad actiaraly lena not | SOTO Meee ee een arian ED ble function, the distinguished guests | foundation of Tie Mires than some Bera, children, and Lady Ger ait Joan Nenana s }inew York, und Brenda efr costumes were of pale golden ike draped wifh—_ehiffan.—tha—4 ES fadjes wearing Jurce hats to match the children wore Dutch bonnots. They all carried “Granny” muffs funstead of eppani. Sub-dean 1. performed th; . Aesisted by the Rey. ‘Anderson, rector of St. George's. —_ Robert Innes: a Lieutenant | Royal Irish Guar brothe: | Porat the conclusion of the service the Royal Horse Guards formed up abou’ ‘he poroh of the churoh and the brid Sand groom proceeded to their carriage under an arch of crossed swords. , supporte: Jand the congregation present in| the | 3 ©) [iShurch passing more than an’ hour. tn | broken spokes EO Ma! ends the | isfowing the wonderful array of pres- | hokling wo of tre = | fonts. ‘These Included a sapphire pen: = | Féant from the Duke ant—Dichess of, | Connaught, a pink enamel and gold 201 Handle -from-Princese. Patricia } Sef Connaught, a gold box from Prince} Sena Prices A tecander Wt —1 —— Sauron’ Hark Fray Myre Hiewina 0nd diamond necklace from the bride's feunt. Mrs. Thompson. The Duke and Dui Britten sof Roxburghe d—felends Eo) Sot Lieutenant Innes-Ker and American Trelattyea and friends of Mis Brecso (feent hundreds of other costly acticles Yet Jewelry and plate. 5 _—_— oe =ZCONDUCTOR KILLED AS if HE MADE UP ‘club checks, overplaids and mixtures, in the new tans, browns, Olives, clarets and grayish shades, The models are seven correct Fall designs, showing new lapels, sleeve finish and other later style ettects. The tailoring Is expert Workmanship, done during “slack time by one of the best Brill-directed tailor- For Women, $5.00 Ing organizations, and because not rush work tt i fess -expenbe: The cost of the fabrics to Brill stores was far below their present market value, Bought in large quantity ___at_a large discount from a prominent mill latety reorganized, and therefore compelled to dispose of stock on hand. These fabrics were In part designed expressly for fine tailoring trade and tn part tor some of America’s greatest > concerns to control as “exclusive fabrics.” ie These fabrics never go into suits sold under $18, and identify sults at $18 to $25 as extreme good values. oe suits of these fabrics now offered by Brill stores at $11 are $16.50 and $18 garments in tailoring, fabric and style. = 5 The suits at $13.50 are tailored to $20 and $22.50 standard, made of $20 and $22.50 standard fabrics, “and cut on $20 and $22.50 standard models. This is the most important suit sale ever held at this time of year, and here are the greatest suit values ever offered at this time of year. 2 ; Brill Suits at $15 to $45 oN ing organizations in America. Here are garments ‘frori the ten foremost tailori: a i st famous style forecasters and exclusive Brill models, Here are nearly 200 models from America’s ten mo: including the “Manchester,” “Derby 1.” and “Derby IL."__ Here are fabrics from the best mills in’ America and Europe, weaves, designs and colorings, ‘i _Here ‘is ~tattoring done under most modern co: pert specialist tailors in the world. Here is wider latitude for you to display your dress individuality than you will find anywhere else, presenting an assortment of over 500 different nditions by the most highly developed organizations of ex- Is + i Brill Showing _oi-Fall-Coats-and_Raincoats the Most Comprehensive in New York “The wide choice and extreme values in Brill outside coats at $10 to $40 is best indicated by 1 mention of a very few of the many Brill outside coat items > Tan top coats—several shades of new Fall coverts—_- Fall coats In correct Fall weave cheviots, yelours and Fall coats of new. shades; serge’ Mnei—satin. Teassimeres from lightest gray- shades. to darkest Oxfords; sleeve linings; new Fall models; unusual under $10, new Fall ier 8 eee , $15 2.2... ceepertenre coos eee Hig! ~Cravenetté. raincoats of excellent ~warsted; tillored "by one~ot-Anrerica's foremost:raincoa! the values are-$16,50, $18 and’ $20.00... $12.50 AT RIB“ tO HO Brit stores-present-ait-the-smart-new— wanna Rattredd, an employee of the road, met Sdeath at South Paterson last night. He run-hia train, onto a siding to pick “some empty cars and was standing | font ‘(he main track-when he was-hit byt; Jooomstive of-a train going thirty SCinrk, ice = ure cates all tmpurt eradioates all tmpurt- Y Crtee user 1d Cure prevents pneumonta sag M4 in a few hours. Price 25c. nt -poettively-cures all tmodets -f makers; -unuspal under $15... s z Journeyman-tallored—Cravenctte_ z mart fabrics from the best tills — fabrics, $18 and $20 tailoring, $18 and-$20 models, At’ gi8 to $40 Brill: stores ‘introduce exclusive Brill #18 and $20 values in New @ AQ BQ) modets—*Manchester” “Derby "and. "Derby I," ° | smarter Fall. coat models than are shown anywhere else— and the best York eee wee Fall ‘coats from lightest gray io black and: Oxford. __Top coats in newest tans and grays._and crayenette rain-/ six months to one year in advance of all others. er 30 shades-of worsted-and-chevlots:~ Jour! —-At-#18—to-$40--Hrill “stores. Introduce .new double. ai ‘Are learned physicians from and make no charge for Leet assets: ‘‘Every Size” Shoes at $3 | Extra Specials in Brill Clothes for Children in tailored by best: Brill-directed tartorii; rs AaNned-irentets—rew- mode states, —new—oltve Over one hundred distinct colorings, weayes and! and brown shades. a — % fabrics for selection. You will find the style, the color} At $18 to $40 Brill stores present more new models, and the size you want—you will find far better tailoring) more new fabrics, finer tallored garments and greater newer models and fabrics. and better value than $15 sere than-you'll find In any two other good New ted to find even st $20 ‘ork stores. Young Men’s Brill Clothes That Are Best Value Anywhere ~— | Best value because of high-grade fabrics—best value because of skilled tailoring—best value because of smart new models and desirable colorings—best value because of largest assortment. mon WMigh-gvadesults,sizes.14.to..20,.af, dependable. “Young men's sults of worsted, cassimere and smart ick fabrics. Cut on new models and war. Cheviot. Cut on AT MOS Of USAT STS standard—.+~ * Young men'yosutts cof highest ‘presenti: treme wide range of models and: fabrics... ; $12.5 fo $ and ranted” “ — Young. men’s suils warranted. to hold shape, TH; style ‘and color-until worn out, Extreme value under fio and $12.50'....... ; _garment made of high © Every garment warranted Every garment cut on extra full patterns—nothing skimped. Every. standard: fabric. Every garment tailored by children’s tailoring experts. to give service—money refunded or new clothes in case of dissatisfaction. Dudley $6 Value Waterproo! $7 & 88 Values Boys’ Blue Unfin- Combination Suits, $3.95 {shed Worsted Knieker Suils,$4.95 Belted Jacket and two palr of trousers. The fabric ex- Tailored by the Brill-directed children’s Hon ‘or- { the| ganization the same as $7 and §8 suits would be tailored, Pressly woven for Dudley sults Is waterproofed st tht) Cut'on two new Brill models, with cuffs, with or with- 1 ey the presentation of this new series of models for Fall and Winter, thirty distinct, new lasts ere shown. Different though they all may be ‘from each other, they have in commen certain characteristic features which distinguish “Every "Size" shoes. They are hand lasted and are pat- erned after the models of the English custom ~ boot makers. ? Every size and half size from 4°to 12 and every width from AA to EE, Mall O-ders Filled. Other Shoes Up to $7. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway Houston St. directed children’s tailoring organization that only tailors clothes to retail from $5 up. Dudley sults are cut on extra full models—nothing'skimped. The guarantee with every Dudley sult is—#6 WORTH OF SERVICE OR A NEW SUIT FREE.” 50,000 sold under this guarantee and none ever returned. Sold only in brill stores, $3.95 for Suits that are 86 standard In model, fabric and tailoring. Sizes 7 to 16. Samples free. Children’s, reefers in blue serge, tan covert and hand- some Fall mixture cheylots, in plain and wale weaves, excellently tallored; chevron or Teddy Bear sleeve or- namments; warranted-to-give.§4 service; also $2 95 e top coats of tan covert...+.ese eee esenee GET THE HABIT. GO TO pated Cl léngth; full sizes; knickers are lined and extra {ull size, ‘ ; eer —The-material_{s a much higher grade than has ever been used {n children’s sults under $10. Unquestionably _ the best offering in high-grade children's garments at a price that under usual conditions would not cover manu- facturing cost. Sizes are from & to 16 years. Russian, Sailor, double breasted Jacket and knicker saltecall new a models—all_new Fall ‘abricss warranted to give good $4 and $5 $3.95 service . High-gri tan covert, usu: special ally found In $6 g arments; UNION SQUARE. 47 CORTLANDT, nearGreenwich. 125TH STREET, . @0r, 3d Avenue. 14th, near, Biway. | 279. BROADWAY, wear Chambers. FOUR Boys’ Shoes, of and serviceable. Girls'-Shoes, -and-.lace..styles. Fancies, Plai Shoes for Boys and Girls, $1.50 “of Silk Remn Black and-Colors in + Plain and Fancy Weaves Silk Remnants—Consisting of from 1 n:Silk Voiles, lengths of various values up to 49c yard. FRIDAY'S SAL! are both handsome and in black and tan, but- fon and lace —styles that are stunning and shapely—the kind that fits thé foot like a glove—by far the most attractive high-cut shoe ever shown...” $5.00 “stylish We show them satin calf, bright dongola-top; well made,. strong viei-kidskin,—-with—patent Jeather__tips, button. All_are. good. values; special _——— | IN 4DAMS BLDG. ONLY I ed Po! ants--A Gre 1-3 to 1-2 Former Prices None.Sent Ce OD. _and. -No. Mail Orders. — : = rise al i f ivthis SUK R “The big-seltin; “of the past-tew weeks” has leftous with thousands. of=lengths- weaves—lengths suitable for Trimming, Waists, Skirts, and in some" The Greatest Collection of Silk Remnants at the Greatest Price Reductions We Have Ever Made. tos yards of Colored Silk-Warp Crepe de Chines, ngecs, etain-Tattctas,Ponsce- 73 Men's “Faultiess” Pajamas of _ printed pajama cloth, ‘cut and finished: in’ the best. pos- sible manner, “speciat-at-— $) : — Three for'§$2.75 Pajamas of Heavy Cheviot- A variety of colors, for the use of those who wish a heav- ier garment than the pajama cloth,-but who do_not wis the heavy flannel. Value $2.00; special $1 50 Value $1.50 ats... « Three for $4.25 59c. Night Shirts, 45c. Muslin or Cambric Night Shirts, cut roomy and long, neck,. with collar_or._surplice. i Value at Sale || fant Sale to-morrow. in-various-colors-and SS-pa igured Voiles, China Silks, silk weaves—some He PRIGE Sa cence |_| Silk Remnants—Comprising lengths of from to 10| Silk Remnants yards of Plain Colored and Fancy Pongees, Plain Colored Taffetas, 36-inch Plain Pon- Fancy Taffetas and Louis- Crepe de Chines, Figured gees, ines, | Foulards, Peau values up to 65c yd. a 19c/ $1.00 ‘Sponged and: shrun penhagen, gray, children's wear; ful (No Mail All’- Wool. Cheviots—so inches wide, light and dark brown. Ge nee ee ee eee ee aT PTE [o9e, ALL- WOOL BATSTE: “ $125 Inches wide, suitable for hovse CLOTH—Guaranteed to retain high 5 lustre finish after sponging; black, gowns, evening dresses, walsts or cream, brown,. apricot, tans, grays, all the: wanted street. arid evening shades; also cream, hee Equally Fine Values in Black Cygnes, Pongees Fanc de Cygnes, etc; Friday’s Sale Price... lr a7 { IM 4D4MB BUILDING ONLY rice. k; black, navy, royal blue, tan, purple, myrtle, garnet, (No mail orders), 59c shades htly mussed or soiled from b tins; | cd- , Black Satin Liberty, 36-inch Black Pongees, Crepe de Chines in colors and black, Stripe, Check and Jac- quard—Taffetas-and-Louisines; values up to 89c. yard; Friday’s Si Another Great Sale of Dress Goods © Prices So. Low. That They Will Not Be Matched By Any House in the City for Similar Qualities 2,000 Yards 39c to 49c Dress Goods Double:width Suitings, in ‘grays, tans, browns and ‘greens; “T'weeds,-Mix- tures, Plaids and Checks; also other fabrics in great va 39¢. and 49c. qualities, at.......+.ss eee 69c All- Wool Panamas—t4 inches wide; made from superior worsted yarns, elegantly fin- ished black and full !lne of all the AIc d man, iy short andling— ored: HW9e | wanted NEW PALI TAILOR * SUIT: line of plum, royal many greens, reds, Copenhagen, nayy, and other’ shades 39c Orders.) $1.25 TENISH NUN'S 44 inches wide 100 BLACK TAILOR SERGE, wide. .+es all wool, satin face, twilled back, $0 inc! 75¢ BLACK ALL- $1.25 BLACK WOOL SILK #290 ACK IBROADCLOTA, VEILIN guaranteed sponged and shrunk;) * A9c tich satin finish; 54 $1 29| ALEWOO rlinches wider seuscrer DP Ol7 3 Inches, 6 |§1s0 BLACK CHIFFON BROAD- C\ CLOTH, permanent lustrous DR STOTT nish: oe NCH hes wide 79cii Inches wide 99c| SS Dress Goods _ 75¢ BLACK ALL-WOOL ETAMINE, 44 inches wide 69¢ BLACK ALL-WOOL SPONGED. CHEVIOTS, 44 inches | Wide...-.ssssserssoee corte? , $1.00 \AMA SUITING. Widerssecrercerees INGS—54 inches wide, In’ the new |. Pekin stripes, checks, overplalds, etc, Browns, greens, grays, blues, garnets and wine; medium and heavy weights. Same qual- ity tor which others as! 69c $4.25 39c| — BLACK ALL-WOOL FAN-) 52 Inches 59c nae