The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1907, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLDS AN NG UT i Gh We CnNnS cl . ie : /Old Sime -Flammer’s List Had IANS AND OEY crate wai Who Said Subscriptions From Many HUT AN LOCK BUT uh- “Old-Hoss” Team? _’Twas-a:Navy Lieutenant ae , OCTOBER Women's Department UP Eroadway at Thirteenth St. A Stirring Sale For Friaay and Saturday ot Had Catet SC] _vord Strect. JAMES MCCREERYSCQ — = 34th Street. SWEATERS, ,, Is Both Stores. For Ladies and Children. Business Firms. to Have Joined Divorce uth Paid, Price of. Parental a ene. Bishop That Was Said Mier and McKeon, Central Ofee, de- | tectives,. were snooping late last night | [when they saw two men whom they | counterfeit tasther-developinents. 1s ale Tt was a‘paper bearing, an Typaeries ling, the name of the ‘Setropolitan As- | sottation,"* na, ad fornmr conyiots studying and His Friend. , a ifeutengnt on! and ©! @venth stree:, harlos : | The grcat volume of business trought to our girls’ _| misses’ departments is girqueh giving values that can- |) Suits & Dresses. Girls’ & Misses’ Coats, ~--enit-andmachine_made__Garments as Ladies’ Coat Sweaters and Norfolk Jackets. Exclusive patterns in hand well as the new “Jumper” Jacket, On Saturday, October the roth. ___ILadies’ Coat Sweaters. White or: fed in. thie passer of lids Lindeman, } pickpocket t, and horse, rolled In ah “Walker, one of the olf musters \ nie-school of-film-famming. searched Young Ui cument which may lead wo AccOmpA: ITty= fest A mail ligw it al! happened. he did not Mitver did hor) tpat they were ‘shet inte Whatever that fs, and’ 1 ing “the bearer, Sir—Georg: identiy the = 8Vells, gay and gilded acton of tamily of et Drominence. va not, abs tor the ‘welgiit. Bt? rocked dows at jHeutenant. refusing Evana's ‘offer J, Raynor Storrs Wells's chorus-girl| for love of whom the young so- qaad-patd the ptice-cf:-pscental | @epleasure, banishment from Newport apprenticeship in the United | tence in the brig for running away to ‘Yiait her,-ls now reported to hive joined | the Bvorce colony in Sioux Falls, s, ‘Dak. Ghe who was known to the “White! Way's Irene Bishop: has dropped out | — Mght--0f--ber.frlende—on— ae Vand’ a Mrs. Wells, of New York, young. Bandsome and Javishiy supplied with q@oney, has appeared im the community marital misfits. Wriends ef Mr. and Mrs. William tors Wells who know what-a_shock ; covery that their] @aly'eon had marted “only a chorus girl” bave long expected a divorce. Satis loaded, acts ‘she said had come es PO visit her In hiladelphia a year ugo last as court-martiailed and soleus! Sue Fiow nthe, influences ott could: eee. ‘A “Teport | accepted Ae, ‘some— who girl. cris be provided | Tent most iberally » and, ae abe. will obtain a ealvorss on| acai ii in bring “ble for Southern- Railway — i Crash Is Missing. | Gnd thirty-seven injured, one of them Probably fatally, is the result of the col- Sston-4t- Rudd -N-C,-inet night between: thern Hallway passenger train and frelght train which was atanding on the aiding there. Southern Rallway of- ficial reports show that one of the In- -dured may die and that the front brake- Wan on the freight train, who the rall- Foad officials belleve caijsed the—noci- “dent by leaving tho switch open, has disappeared. > Both* engines and two coaches were! badly damaged, sovera! freleht-ears de-| ~ molished and the postal car derailed. © ‘The track was cleared within a tew Franklin a &C Fifth Avenue ~ §PECIAL FOR SATURDA Boys’ Dress_and- SchoolOvercoats, K Double-Breasted Overcoats_,+ imported all-woo! Vicuna clotir, vélvet collar, wool lin to 10 years. Value $9.75... Naval Overcoats —of all-woo! navy pilot cloth, yelvet collar, flannel lined; -3 to 15 years. Value $3.50. 7.50 not “be matched. “=gle-or double breasted, satin oe A? Tailored suits for Misses Cen, Small Women; — oe 5 Vale $22.50 race ‘Prince Chap ‘Coats, 27 and 30 in inches a sins eviot, fancy stripe t_colorings.. Sizes - ‘Regulation skirt with fold. In broadcloth ‘and-check-worsteds in ..the 1 —12:t0 16 years. 203 Cay and Misses’ Sailor Suits $4 4-75 = 410 Value $25.75 = = The correct model with full side plaited skirt of ine quality serge in navy blue Cate brown and black. Sizes 14 to 18 years. eee Sale of Girls’ Fine_ Coats. Value $8.75 Full length and reefer ae in -blue, brown, garnet, green-and black, with or without flannel linng. But- ton to neck or notch collar styles. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Sale of Girts* Spiendid-bresses— $ ue Value $' 9. 50 — _A variety of clever re in jumper and high- neck ‘or Frimmed-Overcoats—“im- ported Vicura cloth, coliar and cuffs of Persian Lamb or River Mink, military omanents; 4 to 10 years. Value $23.50, 15.75 _ Boys’ Suits —with ibe Toners Of All-Wool Clotlis, sewed with sik—Wear-guaranteed. 3 Norfolk and Double - Breasted Yoke Norfolk and Double-Breast- Sults—in checks, stripes, overplaids or ed Suits—of imported fabrics; also navy blue cheviot, with extra pair of navy blue ch , with extra pair of knickerbockers; 3 to 47 years kniekerbockers; 8 to 17 years. Value $9.75 ...-+.-% seseese eave Value $12.50 .. 6.75 models of s=rge, in all colors, wool plaids in dark end light rich tones, panamas and mohairs; also sailor suit models. Sizes 6 to 14 years. iS Children’s Sweaters, one | "CHILDREN’S SUIT DEP'TS. Full side plaited =~ |) (Fx Both Stores. _ ~ Junior “Suits. — Made of — striped _ peesdelothe _Semi-fitted” coat. Plaited ~-skirt.____Copenhagen — and_navy.blne brown and garnet. Sizes. 12 to 14 years. 26.50 Full length “Box” Coats, Made of -ravy-bite-or-brown-cheviot,. Lined — with flannel, Sizes 6 to 14 years. 10,00 Blue Chinchilla Coats, Double— breasted, high neck finished with velvet. collar, Lined with flannel. Sizes 6 to {| 14 years. = : 12.50 i BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'TS... -rm-Roth Stores. - On Saturday, October the r9oth.— Blue Chinchilla Reefers, Lined _with red flannel. Sizes 3 to 12 years. 7.50 Yoke Norfolk Suits. With extra pair Knickerbocker trousers. Lined 23rd Street. _ “AMES McCREERY & CO. _ d4th Street. ” Tailored a a Tailored Broadcloth Suits, of imported striped broadcloth, in“exclusive colorings, also plain colors in new fall shades; semicfitted coat; superior satin Hning, wool interlined, velvet collar, plaited-skirt with foid; 14 to 20 years, = speciat 29- 50) Value $39.50. ilered Coat Sults, of btue, brown or green checked broadcloth, also plain navy blue cheviot; semi-fitted coat, satin-lined and plaited 4 years, velvet collar, “14 to 20 interlined; with — fold; 18.50 re woo! skirt : =Giris’ and: ‘Misses’ Goats. Navy Blue Chinchilla Coats, _ | Double-Breasted Coatértat temeth 2 jt, buttoned ts ky “_njodel_ of navy Vicuna cloth, inne! Wiis tinea’ 4to 16 years, Se eae 9.75) ned, large hood; 4 7 12 00 . 8s Value $18.50 Gray Imported Chinchilla Couts, | Dressy Broa Snfal feign: model; welvet-coilar,.upes odovith cardinal c rior tailoring; 4 to 14 14. 50} ments, satin Value $23.50 _ to 16 years. trininted \..brald orn: d = Coats. a ‘Sinall Children. Sizes 2 to 5! years Tallored Coats of imported cheviof, in wavy, brown or. red, velvet collar, | Imported Chinchilla Coats, {np gray, navy or cardinal, double breasted 6.50 | mode! vet collar.—Value $14.50. . a relght con- as era ors ra ellstained By the passengers were slight, HUNTED BEAR-IN-CROWD: Policeman Knocked Ardor Out of Man Who Waved Immense Gun. ‘Bring on your beara! yelled a man | at Bifty-fourth strest and Second ave- Bue this afternoon, “Hoosevelt ain't | fot noWilng on me." The shouter was! attired exclusively ‘in an undershirt and a pair of trousora rnd wavea m re- | wolver with a barrel two feet long. ‘Tho streets were crowded with won - In Jess than minute the’ man with the reviver the vicinity to himseif. “Tm a dead shot, f am." he yelled, cate for blood, Bring on your) ill boy found Policeman Lents, | enor waleed ny ta the mee Bun, basted him over the arm with fie club, ‘punebed “hime jin the jaw and Graged bin to te East Pitty-nret atreet atalion, where he was locked up On ad iitoxlcation charge ikaer tice fame of Jon Washcoat. ‘Due revolver was empty. | IT TICKLED. THIRD AVENUE. | What the Stage Nobleman said of the Destitute indy, One dit of dialogue tn a popniar molodrammer running at’ Third ave. nue theatre , always gets a laugh. Hero tt lst Maid, entering the presence of the villanous nobleman: “Me Lord, there ie x lady ctl ‘The Saks Cushion-Flex Shoe for Women ‘Is the cutcome of long ‘and patient search fora shoe combining all the style which the most-fastid-—. ious woman could desire, with absolute comfort. The problem is solved—with no reserve or re- striction, but in every way a perfect solution. ~ * The cuehien feature and the perfe ctly flexible sole provide for tender B fect, a yielding, scothing foundation which permits any amount of walking or standing with no resulting discomforts. The toes are roomy. yet shapely, the heel fits snugly—and the model- ling is gracefui and styl sh.’ cat The Saks Cushion-Fiex Shoe for women is effered in ter. models—either button or lace. Seven models ........ Je.-.at $4 _ Three models, including the ‘arch Prop’ ‘for weak ankles. . sees e At $5 = SAKS CUSHION-FLEX SHOES FOR MEN, AT $5 Five models, In all leathers. ‘The ideal shoe for men accustomed to much walking or standing. Y HAIR. ORNAMENTS. _ MILLINERY_DEP'TS, |FEATHER BOAS,— 12 BothStores. | MEN’S HABERDASHERY. _ Four-in-hands. Plain. colors, In Both Stores _ "An extensive collection of Hair Orna. ments. including Tortoise, Amber Shelt,~ Rhinestones mounted on sterling silver and Cameos on Tortoise shell. ; ~ +. On Saturday, October the 19th, Shell Side Combs..1.35 and-1.75 pair Rhinestone Side—Combs—-mounted—on——___} Sterling Gilver. 25 12 20) 2.3.75 pair ———-Rhinestone Back Combs,..3.75 to 12,00 Rhinestone—Barrettes-. errr a3 5 Both Stores, = A large assortment of Feathers and Flowers including all the new branching ~“gnd-colors-in- Ostrich, -Fancy-Aigrettes-and- om pons: Hair.Ornaments and. Floral Garnitures . =e of, dainty designs and materials. At mod- erate prices. On Saturday, October the roth, Untrimmed Velvet +Hats. Attractive - models, 2:95 — value 3.75 Coque-Feather Boas, 60-inches long. “White, light” blue, pint, grey, brown and— a and braid. Sizes 14 and 16 years, throughout. — Made-of brown and grey_ i fabrics, Sizes 8 tor 7 years, 5.00 _ ioe Blanket Robes. Red, white—and— blue figures on contrasting backgrounds, Sizes 6 to 18 years. 50 A large assortment of small boys’ Suits, Overcoats and washable Suits for ~ hous¢ or street dress.— ~-=-—--Farand.furelinedCoats.and_Fur " Hats, New attractive shapes for small MISSES’ SUITS. 4 Both Stores. Suits-made of blue or black Chev — “jot and Serge Plaited skirts with-fold. __— _Semi-fitted coat lined with satin. Sizes a mm “Y4-and-16-years.—- EMR -§o: - - Serge Suits, with a7-iuch semi- _fitting coat. Plaited skirt with fold. Lined with satin, 22.50 House Dresses.—Plaited skirt and waist, cuffs-and-yoke-finished-with-braid— and taffeta sulk: Sizes_rq and 16 years, ia z ERT 5 —Full pe Coats. Made of fancy mixed meterials, Trimmed with velvet = 10.75 . Plaited Skirts. Made of Panama or striped materials. Tength 37 to 39 - inches. > 6. $0 black, 2.50 Coque: Feather Boas, White-g grey, pink, and taupe, go-inches long. Coos Coque Feather Sets. White, pink, grey, _taupe and brown. 10.50 Coque Feather Stoles, Taupe, natural grey, light blue and black. 4 rows. 75 inches long. 4.75 In Both Stores. A large assortment of Men’s Neckwear for Autumn and Winter from the best Foreign and American manufacturers, - . Mrench fold or open end Four-in-hands, —— Stripes, figures, plain colors, combinations and novelty weaves. T.00, 1.50 and 2,00 | \ Exiglish Knitted Four-in-hands.. Col- lege or Regimental stripes and plain colors. " 2.00 On Saturday, October the roth, 200 dozen, French fold or ‘apen /end piripes and 5oc tan Cape Skin Phe Irving.” Regular: 1.00 per pair JAMES MAGREERY 60. 23rd Street. 34th Street. figures. ‘200 dozen, English, Walking Gloves, “ or short fingers, j ah i LADIES": SHOES. =I Bot b-Stores;————— { IDLE MAN WITH THE WORLD'S “HELP WANT” 1 DIRECTORY, —_ * 23rd Street, * Now Fall models, showing’ the a est shapes in an exclusive variety of leathers. The new Gama Walking Boot is made of Patent or Glazed Kid, with cloth tops in the new shades of golden and dark Browns, Myrtle Green, Grey, Mole, Navy Blue, Mode of Black, Plain toes, short vamps and slender Cuban heels, Men’ 's Shoe Depts cate Men’s Sorosis Shoes, . 4.00 and 5.00 pair Boys) ‘“ “ eee 3-50“ @Xouths’s (G80 4s ie 3:00, JAMES MoGREERY & GO. 34th Street. 2 see ree IT 18 AN ACT OF CHARITY TO PRESENT AN nc nh bone ren