The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1907, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1907, | snappy alertness of a regular soldier. From a lint, he called oft the honor men jn turn. A's forward, Bingham read off the r act and pur the q M CEM WONT \TOESERIE ter ° enthusiastic in his re: to the name of troiman, of tho | Preol | Brecinc Precine! Binghain Is Astounded By Re- jection of Honor An- other Earned, f3 asked hitn. Another Man Did It. No, sir; it isn’ on tald Garvey. aredit. don't know |. mc this; these davs when Ji E ae eteti—another—man’é make that resd Qoesh't tappen at rry street. Yesterday Gen. Its a dull morning Veteran Bingham j broad. hund: he almost shouted. ort. Zi sorry you (o mads this Feacue, yu won't jo rea months, so that, tell ‘ p-then 2-0 { by fF manly statement. I to-“them One of ble | BY ¥oetaind ay ado something for taiks onthe subject | 7 vnbn the Iast man bad been au Ban J, hand-shuxen and compliment ai z issioner #aid 2 Me: f the’ £ se dean} ik erdered thia review /becatis” of | Ode hang ere Geo: | something that happened last year. 1 | inded by the Board ot toras putin a very hasty hole through | peclal courage or | the fact that a man got on the honor ie ; ‘0. buains one- lieutenant | rolls who liad no business there, Atty and a medal 1 found he was “an {m- n | poator, taking credit for things he had | Trafic | not done. nat’ shal never happen lagain i€1 can help it rea sate you to scatter the news nen 10 among your fetiown—that faking will; front of the | not be tolerated, bubs tiateayeryaanl| tral rooin, ooking | who acqults himselt, with credit jn. 1d like to me: foroo personally, can be done js for te issnarge, Disa be sent here as you el | | tong: ber | tt “merit. The list inck {and two sergeants, Leight were ordir , about half bel __Sauard. patroimen, of ¥ el to the 9 ceremony floant thing ner found a pulicen to take praise from an and the st athe might not be force #0 Very much | tT} been sent. Hints ‘at Retirement. ‘hen the Commissioner reached the Borne where he rather hinted, ‘so some | of the bystanders thought, at his own | retirement. rents lad to have shaken the hands | of so many brave men,” h¢-sald. "Tam partioularty leaved that two of your | number should be men -I_know- person- | by reason of the fact that they | meelt mated at the head of the er, striding in, flanked When he cam 4: gc ct cleris-aind-func-| forty-Gne cops” cane tot wuted right there e-minute talk on | ting with the 263 Sixth Avenue , Between }l6th and 17th Streets ally, 1 copies-of-recent-foreign-models-of Ladies" Misses “nlc Suits and Coats. Critical buyers who have inspectéd all the different lines tell us that our own productions have better style, are better tail- ored and worth considerably more than the ordinary “cloak factory’”” product you see elsewhere—_ Ladies’Taitored-Suits of Broadctoth, Cheviot, Fancy, Striped Broadcloth, custom tailored, superior quality 25.00 . 37.50 15.00 - New Yorkers need something startling to make them enthuse. Here's the event. ~ 3,000 PAIRS OF Well Known $3 Brands at _ ihe entire deal is a quick, gigantic, cash clean-up of four well-known manufacturers of branded, trade- mark shoes. The price we ask hardly presents the cost of making. re +, Your siee 1s-here in the-style you want-at-half the price you expacted tO pay—Made from se- lected coltekin, gun metal calfskin-and-glace kid- j tace.-button and Blucher; nlzes 2% to. 8; wilthe-A-to- EE; high Cuban and medium mili- tary heels, ) $: A_.Brockton.--manufacturer——who- enices-only the finest $2.5) and $2.00 Boys’ reserve snorted tot —or-—niskns’ Tine” he prodnet of sevon different irene, and Welted Soles z aan linings, Dress Well on *1 Weekly nical Musical Henry & S.G.. With concealed interior mechanism, The Pisano that enables any one to. play without the slightest know!- edge of music. With very slight physical effort you can render the most diffi- thy with whi also a lot of tansy. All Anion soles. Sixes 11% to 2, . A remarkable value. metal, box calf, patent colt and viel Kid. ‘They are built to withstand the st wor Spon Oth “Ave. and t8th St:; New in en Sa The. Intoxicating Music ofthe Dance Rendered by the Victor or Edison z Ss A “PARTY made up of un- expected guests—how shall they beentertained? ‘This is never the question if there's a Victor Talking Machine or Edison Phonograph in the house. An. informal dance can be ar- ranged without a moment's notice. Waltzes i ee [ Finished Suitings at 7: ! Women’s Shoes|! serviceable and suit’ Evening Wraps Special For Thursday-- A Collection of New _ Tailored Suits at $22.5 Values to $32.50. E.sale is the outcome of special plannin, 4a Third Nope. 1g, which in- ,|volved.our buying-a great quantity, of the newest Fall matefials in exclusive designs in-the piece-from the.mill and! having these materials made up:by one of New York's fore-- most makers, under contract, at_a most exceptional figure. There are three distinct sty/es from which to.choose: — Materials comprise rich Broudcloths, Panne = Cheviots fancy. “nilxturestweeds,—mannish— mixtures and J.ondon striped materials Styles embrace the fitted and semi-fitted Coat, the smart- Military Coat, beautifully braided; the double-breasted Coat, with smart side pockets and notch collar of velvet; the thirty-inch but- ton-through Coat (as illustrated), Cut on decidedly ‘mannish-incs, having collar and side pockets ol wide silk Horcules braid, so. fashion- Ane this season, and lined with Skinner's ‘satin. i ——The Skirts are in all the new side plaited effect, with folds of self material, many of them trimmed to‘match Coats, __In the lot are included dainty Princess Trotting Dresses, in blue and~ black }roade oth; also Voiles, finished with five-inch folds. ~Women’s Smart $7.50 Seo Skirts, $4.95 — Fashicned of all-wool l’anama in blue, brown_and black, an and varied assortment of this scason’s nobby full pleated Skirts in Choose at $99.50 “To-morrow. Value- $32.50, Panama extensive side, clus- “ter or comby nation pleated effects; smartly trimmed with one or tw folds of self material; eleyantly tailored ; well hanging skirts inregular an‘! extra sizes, ~Women’'s $14.75 Black Cheviot Coats, $10 Extremely styl’sh model of-excellent quality cheviot; single breasted, with full ri two widths of silk braid, red sleeves with deep tr mmed cuffs sleeves lined with splendid wearing i eavy sat n, 4.000 Yds. $1.25 50-Inch Broadcloth | 9c. Yd, #7 Main Floor, ‘F_alone_in_low pricing. but in color-range and style diversity as well, does the Simpson-Craw. ; --home-of-black-and” h t poritively ALL of the newest Fall and Winter colors and color combi: ations, in ALL the newest materials, are on display. ¢ A0-inch broadcloth. finished -sultinss ne, Anish and come In all the y Fall and Winter color ing of a store asa re’ mpson- Crawford prestl ponomical aspect of our gr Be —~ want < $1.25 Chiffon Broadcloth.at $1 yd. * Manufactured from pure, b ade, Australian yarn rich finish after sponging, which we do free of charge ul. -cloth comes in all the most wanted colors, Including black: $1 Imp. Chiffon Tailor Voile, 78c yd. Hes. y ww shuct matsrialefor-hoih— retains a This fine reconsidered, m and blac, $1.75:56-inch-Tourist Coatings, $1.19. ya.= ‘hese are t fects for the long couts so much tn vogue ‘they are both practical and st hand are especially | Pure, all-wool, rich, 1ve—one of the mo weaves shown this seaso} meg {nn handsome jet bt _$1,25 50-inch Black Melrose Cloth, 89c yd: Manufactured from tlie”cholcest pure wool and mohair yarn, eivi It an elegant silky finish; rich, coal black; medium welzht; exceptionally ble for all-seasons, favored plain o a 1,000 Infants’ Nainsook Slips Offered on Thursday-at 75c. : 25 — far Second Floor, SPECIAL purchase places usin position to offer A. you. to-morrow these” fine infants’ “nainsook * at-an unusually low price. r slips They are exceptionally well made, with dainty yokes, tucked and French knots and lace edging in three’pretty styles. 75¢ Your choice in thie sale Thursday at. ., ie P $4.95 Baby Bearskin Coats, $3.95 Baby Bearekin Coats, extra Ane quality bearskin; worth $4.95, Infants’ $1 Bearskin Caps, 48c, Bearskin Caps to match these littie coats offered in all sizes, 52 inches Jong; ppte back; neck of velv t, prettily trimmed with : yoke and An Unrivalled Sale of New $1.50 Chiffon Dress Velvet, #1:10 = ea Mala Floot “PY AME FASHION has set her unchangeable seal of approval-on-chiflon.-velvets-asthe-most- favored Inaterial fit current vogue: eee Ages The Simpson-Crawford store, anticipating as always the modes and materials that_meet with public commendation, has provided -a range of merchan ‘ise in this department that in color-concept and sty e-variety stand completely unrivalled among New York estab- lishments. And not the least of the advantages in trad ng here are the Targe savings to be derived. a Of these magnificent chiffon dress velyets we.can-offer-you-atull-line, in every tint an! siade popular ths Fall. They are regal in appearance; are highly —finisled,— have—a~ehse—pile—and<the-r—esring= quality we especially recommend. Gn your pur chases to-morrow you save just forty cents « yard by buying at... : i Below we quote « few other srecials for Thursday . $6.75.4 4-in. Striped Chiffon Velour.$3.75 ya ———tn- popular ¥ Wl ehades, iicinding Dkick. Special at this price, 24-inch Chiffon Velveteen, $1.25 yd. “XN Glose rival In populariis—ef—Chi t— Co! {n every value §1.50 Velvet. wanted street shude and hasall the appearance of all-silk velvet, 24-inch Dress Corduroy, $1.10 yd. Rich,-handsome cords are represented in this collection, and we” bositively guarantee the wearing qualities. * -Paon Millinery Velvet from $1.10 to $2.50 ya Magnifieent- showing In a full assortr nt of new fall: shades, Great Glove ‘Bargains. 2 Main Floor, “FEW of the many money-saving ch ie sented in Women —Crawford store to-morrow:— -Women's*$1-.50' Gloves at’$1°19 Pair: Mannish Gioves of Russtan Kassan ,skins, Prix Seam sewn, one clasp, in the most wanted shades of golden tan. Regular $1.50 qualities, - ‘Women's $3 French Kid Gloves, $2.49 - Elbow length, Mousquetaire style, 12 button length and all black; the best gloves produced to sell at $3 9 ‘pair. ‘Women's $3.75 Kid Gloves, $2.98 Mousquetaire style, 16-button length, black only; values $3.75, Boys’ Capeskin Gloves at $1 Prix Seam sewn, tan shades, special value at this price, ances ‘pre- *s Gloves at-the Simpson- cult musical composition on this marvellous instrument, and which can also be played like any ordinary piano in the regular way. The Henry’ & S. G, Lindeman Piayer- bination of the rich-toned, and player attachmen chanically perfect. The result is an ins' Piano 1s a com- artistic piano of the same name t which experts: acknowledge is me- trument which appeals to those people who base their selection on superior excellence regardless of cost, yet the almplicity of Its mechanism enables us to sell the Henry & 8. G. Lindeman Player-Plano at a most reasonable cost. _ Sold on Convenient Terms. We would be pleased to arrange terms of monthly parment_to ppaseitive convenience of purchasers, es ou owe it to yourself, if you contemplate owning a planu with a player attachment, to Investigate the positive merita of the Henry & S. G. Lindeman Player-Piano. ee tion {n our Piano, Store. will convince You of its wu —¥- a ances of any country, the Victor and Edison render them with absolute fidelity—one and all, And one can intersjerse the programme with comie opera selections, with monologues, dia’ogues, sketches or even with grand opera selections, The Victor and the Edison are the world's greatest home-entertainers and either can supply you with exactly the programme that you want—no matter what your whims may lead you to, : It's easy to obtain either of these ehtertainers with our plan of $1 Down, $1 a Week. You'll never miss_this—small_nmount and- the machine is delivered as soon as you pay the first dollar. ‘The following list of Dance Music is only suggestive of our large stock: Victor Dise Recards Edison Gold Moulded Records Blue Danube Waltz U.S. Army Lanciers : Scholtische from Yankee Consul Daughter of Love Walts The Mikido Lanclers: 2 Southern Smiles’ Two-Ste; Vice: Amira > Clay Gallo Kates ic Don dan uct i | f 3! | Women’s 79c White Cotton Swiss-Ribbed Un UR notable October Knit Uncerwear Sale. which has attracted so much attention presents ma nary economies in men’s, women’s and children’s knit underwear, anion knit undergarmguts may be pointe.! out as instanc'ng the values you may obtain, ; low neck with wing sle Women’s Swiss-ribbed Vests—high neck, Jong and short sk ankle length. hits are ankle and knee ength. Vests Women's $1 Vests and Pants, 69c. Women’s white Merino Vests and Panty, Vests haye high neck and tong sleeves; Pants are ankle length—worth $1_, per garment. Women's Merino Underwear, $1.25. Women's {mported Swiss rib white Merino Underwear, In Vests and Tights? Vests, with high neck and long sleeve Vests, with high neck and . Vests, low. neck and sle Tights, ankle leng! Tights, knee lengi pecla, at $1,751— yey $1.50 Natural Wool!Underwear, $1. Men's Men's Natural Wool heavy, weight Shirts and Drawers, in ui warm and well-woaring; a splendia woollen undergarment, ' 1 sizes; derwear, 59c £47 feeond Floor, ny extraordi- g which this offering of women’s Women’s imported Swiss rib Merino Vests and ‘Tights:— Vests, with algh neck and long sleeves, $1.25, Vests, with high neck and short sleeves, $1.15, Vests, low neck and sleeveless, $1. ts, ankle length, special at $1.35. Tights, knee length, special at $1.25. Women's Egyptian Cotton Underwear, 39c. ‘Women’s combed-Pgyptian cotton Vests and Pants; Vests have high eck and long or short sleeves; Pants are ankle length, Speclal, 89c, Men's Glastenbury Underwear, $1.75. Men's celebrated Glastenbury unshrinkatile wool—one of thelr very alities; Shirt and Drawers at $1.75, Double-breaated Shirts of the lity, $2.00, best