The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1907, Page 9

>_—-— i CURZON AGAIN IN POLITICS. HULL, Engiand, Nov, &—Lopd ee jot Kedleaton, Chancelior of Offord Unt- | ,Ntrsity and ex-Viceroy of Ind{a, Te bout” | hPublic Sans mission te fo fe-efiter public life. He! haa con- Orders Railro: f ned to contest we seat bf the Houpa! a C3} Show Cause. {Thr Pubile Servica © Quy passed four important orders to show cause why coriain improveménts | stould not be mate in the railroad ser- | whee tn-S@taten Istand, Tho orders em- hinissIon to j.there are hundreds o ————_—_—_— a ao lesrosure The Coroner has decides | Wes oe i that !t would be usciess to exhume the body for an autopsy, ax no exidence of emis } foul play has been disc, overed, i| |Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue | | From 20th Street to 22d Street (eee Now for the . Busiest ‘Saturday were great and the response was great. We’still have many lots that we hav which will miean a feast of bargains as important as any that has ever gone before. f-others that we cannot advertise. | brace all tho, niinerous items: which! | rere prevent < he See hears DS ioc reese sata eo) ithe N decle ‘Our Reliability eepilen: ; < Commis © McCarroll emphasized? - in Eye Examination. ' 2 is ‘pecullarly: erinphasized when the pro- "ye fest chat the sempasiog wil have. prittor-of 2 prominent-department store ample opportunity to show if they‘are! which conducts, an optical department ‘Great Offering x retiurked that’ the! was ‘his remark. Our physicians are no ides, df prescribing | Skilled Eye Doctors of Experience. | les, Mr fi valese It special A. W. BREWSTER, M.D. | 11 years Brooklyn Eye and Kar Hospital, — EDW. JOHNSON, M. D. Uns ta Many Years in private practice. Rapid MARCUM KENYON, M. D “| Just four hundred and small, we know they will Bearly so Years. } 223 Sixth Aye. Below Ahh St. 9 450 Stxth Ave., Belew 224 St. | 1274 Breadway, Beiow 334 St. 217 Biway, Astor House Block. 101 Nassau St, Neer Ase Board of | n the BR. T.} Res of owner. | 0 te Feferred to. Wiliam Ate Ivins spectal counse! to the Commission. oT WOM OE ~ WOODS HOT SAN Coroner Finds ‘Mi “Mrs. Scokeliy| ‘Died of Exposure and Exhaustion. -. <4 Se: i ‘Tape -edge-American = To those who drink a coffee of very heayy body and exceptionally full flavor, Park & Tilford offer their P & T Blend. It is marked by unusual strength and exceptional character, and, remember, like all -| gilt caps, also black eboni those wearing mourning: holiday gifts. — Ate several Gaya of hard work ||| Park & Tilford products, ts “a ee on = SS absolutely Bara tThe at Untrim Holts and Foster, of Nessau County, | Rave decided that Mra. Sarah Gkelly, whose body was found inthe woods meer her homé at. Furmingdale, L. 1, @ame to her Geath trom exhaustion and ground, is 24 cents; pulver- ized, one cent more.. Deliveries made out of town. Pompons, natural shades Nalues 50c.; special at. _"THE MARVEX GLOVE" FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, MADE “EXPRESSLY FOR B. ALTMAN & CO. Value-$42 Women's Trimmed T: eS : —_—_—____—_finarraer suriprxe | _Embroidered Collars, 9c Each That Are Well Worth 25c Pp fre, 205 Bet ‘and Bh Naru, New ork, We will sell thousands ‘of THE: FAMOUS SHOE FOR WOMEN . ; GE: two artiste the same pelate and the same canvas, One will return you e mere pletare—a eommonplace thing; the other a creation of genive—a treasure of art. It is the same with shoes. Don't make the mistake of classing ‘Queen -Quality"” thoes merely by price, They are distinctly superior to ordinary shoes at the eame price. The Autumn styles are now ready. eoied oe Sia ng To-Morrow Misses & Children’s High Grade Apparel Boys’ $2 School Suits at ae t $4.35 on Friday and; although the price is very |_| ie { They are made in the } | double-breasted style, ely | years Manhattan Eye and Bar Hospital, — | of a fabric that val | nM PINDEROTH M.D tel wear well. Late Brooklyn Eye a a ital. } Ee: a No, 1 | Glasses Prescribed Only When Needed | $1 «35 4 Yowhave a choke of + $3.35 whet comelaes Aiways ot Moderate Prices. half_a_dozen prety ubway south of the | payments artounting | fe Chalichisens | \| HS ses poh received | ESTABLISHED Boys’ $1.50 Sweaters — Pure wor- sted, all colors; special at........... $3.00 “brellas. The handles are_of avery high-class selection—pearl, Cape horn, gun-metat;-Dresden, IN O'NEILL BUILDING ONLY + All This’ ‘Season's Productions. No Old Stock , LOT NO, 4—Fancy Birds with, fancy coque } 256 4 plumage, in brown, blue, green, ae pe and if 25e { black. Value 50c.; 2 506.5, special at. LOT NO. 2— Coque LOT NO. 3 — imported) : +LOF-NO,5—Imported Wings—Fancy colorings. +48c Velvet “Foliage. Va Women’s ‘Untrimmed Hats Feit Flats, satin ali in} Vomen’s Dress Shapes.) ,- browi, navy, Value-$1,00; special; Sat G5@ black. Value ries Bi urday ate... .. eee eee $500 special ate ere ere a _| Felt Flat—Trimmed with 4 Re. ‘silk bows, from. our own workroom. Value $4.00; special atacietmesnsven ~$2.75 price to-morrow; nothing the matter with them; have had see in stock at 2$¢, each; there are all sizes and~orany different d proidery. Regular 25¢, Collars; Saturday at . 27 eighty. Suits to sell at |: | give satisfaction. $1.25 Umbrellas at 79C| | miset iste ONeill AMS \Retabliched Tailored - Suits; Ey cuing ea G pests Separat Hydegrade Raincoats- tailored, all the leadin, teed; sizes 14, {and 48 years (exactly Ike illustration on Value $15.1 00, at. EN EITHER BUmLDING 20.00 Utility Coats, $14,75 Forty Years The Sale of Surplus Stocks whicli commenced Jast Monday has brought us a volume of “business: away be: e Not: been able to bring to the front. a This advertisement only mentigns , a, few of the splendid values that await you—= | Sixth [Avenue’s Greatest Storel| Carriage Entrances on 21st Street of ‘the Year| ‘ond y oO ue values hese we will place on sale tomorrow (Saturday mE Party © Dresses, Separate “Skirts, ‘Saeed Tal Tallored ina ay ia il wl range of sf lesand at prices to’ suit se. ____§15.00-Raincoats, $30. roe ! —Stylish model, well colors, fit and finish the 'f1)- $10.00 Stylish~and practical; Hydegrade; guaranteed spot- prood; a the leading sh: in navy blue, brown, red flannel; emblem ot also’ wool. mixtures in sizes 14, 46 nd 18 special ‘at $10.00 School Coats, $4.95 Girls’ School Coats, of strictly all-woo:—Gherlot— ades; trimmed with leather ined Wor ough out) with Coats Misses’$25 Cloth Suits, $12.75 - $6. Sale of Men! s Shirts — $2: Shirts, of fancy ‘madras, including some of the eCuat makes mostly cs attached; coat mi egular price $2.00 and $2.50 special af Peal -00 ~65e Shirts tor 25¢ ic Shirts for 50c ~ Shirts, of Madras, a variety | Shirts; ‘of Madras, “neat of neat effects. to select | back and white figures: | : ‘cults attached or cuffs | | from. Regular price a Value es :50c Men sBath and Toaigiug g Robes Much Under Regular Prices $4.00 Bake Robes, | $5.00 Blanks Robe: German Biankets, cut with |-O¢ ae a blanket; _plait) in _the_back;—-neck-}-fine-selection--of ‘ cords and girdle to match. | cut extra ® fll Value id Value $5, special at...... 2. 95 poe re at. 50 School Poencettas -Saturday--Only- $7.95 spiece-iyetatteta~Um- ized: wood, suitable for jot, collarless, Also very appropriate vet and fancy braid trim- ming, rolling cuffs trim- { 26-inch for women, 28-inch for } ‘med to match 79c¢4 men, Regularly sold at $1.25 + Cand $1. 50; SME PICO wre rnrnye « 1 9 18 yea of Fancy Feathers Than Import Prices LOT NO. jtmpaied) 2 |25c| fuli Coronet Breasts. Value-$3-00;"special_at.. 9 75c.; special at......... 5 Tailor Costume Hats—Value $3, 00 women's—Embroidered Linen Collars ‘at this “—parlicaiar people, at just the prices they ish 10 pay the” -broadcloth —and~ ae smixtur: Misses’ Long Coats, made] cellent quality satin; of excellent quality chev= bias foid;—sizes14,-16, with vel- 5 14, 16, all colors and Men’s High thread fani miss these lots of sill Hair Switches ot superior quality as Strenuoys times, these! You know the condition of the money market, and what a tremendous démand there is for ready cash, Our extensive re- sources and constant watchfulness enabled us to take advantage of this con- dition, and in consequence we offer values that are little less than,éxtraordinary. This particular offering of men’s clothing is a forceful example. It con- sists of the cream of the stock of-several-leading manufacturers who needed the cash more than'the goods, and so closed them aut to us at from 25 per cent. to 33 et (Could tess than Tees prices. You never read of such values befor ly worth .$5.00 to $7.00, $ Men's Suits, Overcoats, Cravenettes 6. 50 Regularly worth $10.00 $10. 00 *10.00| Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Cravenettes Regularly worth $15.00 |*15.00| 5. 00 Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, Worth $20.00. e | $20. 001. Men's Fine Sults and Overcoats 2 _ Regularly worth $30.00 © @, Young Men's $9.00 Suits and Overcoats, $6,00 Young Men's $12.50 Suits and Overcoats, $9.00 Bo Double-B t d, Norfolk, R | . yee 004 ay Suits Boys. Winter a eta Overcouts : '$4,00 | Special Offering, fom rade Hosiery lisié thread Deck _new, fresh with hand clik’ embroidered Insteps; also. several ward mixtures and new $ we Suits, Ezines Chap and semiefitting meget ite —cheviot, — all_lined wth X= high kilt skirt, fall fla 48 Misses’ $35 Suits, $59.75 Misses’ Walking Sults—snsart Prince Chap and pony coat models, all made of strictly high-grade material— fancies; broadcloth and cheviot; also fancy mixtures; kilt skirt tastefull with full flare and most of them trimined with: folds | (45tetu ch; all c black; 14, 16, 18 Value $35.00 s.secssee ays $39.75 for To-morr at 25C ve, | Girls? ow You will find extraordinary values in this assort- ment of sample lots of men’s fine, high- grade liste cy socks, They are the best imported at, per palrieicn sees ees 2 Pairs: for $1,00. k and lisle J ~cotorings in plain: silk ‘plated socks; and best $0c. kinds; reduced to 3 for $1.00; = $y -- IN 4B4MB BUILDING ONLY | Goods follows: Switches 20-inch, all long “Hair, at. 24-inch, all long Hair, at -— 24-inch; natural Wavy Hair. ; Newport Puffs Made of curly hair—eix and eight ina )set, special at . WOMEN'S—FINE VICl_. LACED BOOTS—B, C, are red -felt, thi values; special at. BEDROOM SLIP: 2 to 7 and 8 to 41, and 25c: per pair; 'S_ STORM in men’s shoes; 75¢.; special at about 2,500 pairs; Men's Rubbers. kinds, full fashioned, regular made, Don't 25c Men's 50c Socks at 35c "AE the new hal) 35c | Women who-appreciate style and “fine quality-in- Hair Goods are showing their good judgment by purchasing those beautiful and stylish Newport Puffs—we have been offering a fine line_of elegant $5.98 act Make the Best Shoes ii. Wor Id, ;Women’s Boots. ~ RUSSET WALKING D and7E widths "sizes 214 to 7; O'Neill- Adams branded; silk facings; Felt Slippers. FELT SLIPPERS FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN — The girls! women’s black felt; both are 69c. * 39¢ Bedroom Slippers... PERS FOR WOMEN AND MEN—Sizes fleece lined; Jue 415c. By RUBBERS, 59c.—Every size of men’s good Storm Rubbers, in the new. shapes. to fit this year’s styles We guarantee them to you just the same a5 ae alue 59 Dresses, —$3.95 || ce Several_new styles—Rus- -sian, sailor. waist. ef- fect—the materials are all eer Vere wool, serge, cheviot and $1.00 Men's Fatiltiess Pajamas, 75¢ * 6 to 14 years. value $6.50..%. uN, 95] | mt eee ee eee extraordinary Good Value tor Saturday cial Zc | them, come in and let us fit you’ with a pair at School “Dresses, “Rich Silks in Yared in-hand i eg ee df ie at fauele at. sae g 39c\ effects; special at. i3e | military collar of 00; cial ee. 15e {__mraiewes sonpevo}———_— well made and In, madras, new designs, ly Manisa sizes “Pauttless’ make. Value Men’s Underwear, $1.00 Medium. weight: Shirts. and Drawers—overlock seamed % f wool; in natural wool or ‘pure white, Medium heavy weight Shirts and Dies OF pure -maco= Cotton, best finish; ecru shade; all sizes: Heavy Winter weight Shirts and Drawers—Of-matural wool; |" the well-known Norfolk and New Brunswick make; self fronts; non-shrinkable, . ars-—Root'sand-ott odd. fap Hea’ 13 z he Best Val N By Far the a ‘alue in: ew | York in Men's Knit Underwear ~ Be 00. ee Se - {Nn EITHER BUILDING Handkerchiefs at Halt Price Just the Thing for Inexpensive “Holiday Gifts. Extraordinary Valuc, — |_A great tlearaice sale of the balance of a lot of women’s Handker- 3 chiefs that have slight imperfections—many. of them hardly ob- servable; there are al linen and shamrock linen weaves, in sheer and medium weights, a variety of hems 3 to 14 inch, some hand-hem- stitched; a collection of women’s Handkerchiefs in qualities rang-” ‘ing from medium to fine, and which it will repay you to examine either for your owl Use oT a5" t for the holl- days, Values from_12¥4c. to 25¢. each; s MUG Sa aot MS: BUILDING ORLY eens and My Prices Are $2:50 to $4.00." (Says-W._L. Douglas). But we charge you only | Best Shoe 2) that rons > 1 9 8 : (from the © 4, yalue exer offered. eee “We sell a betters sclection of Douglas Ze Shoes ats ‘Thousands of men who have worn these famous shoes know what a splendid proposition this is. There are thousands, however, who may never have given the matter ¢ sconsideration. We say to | $1.98 or $2.59, Put them to a practical test, and we think you will hesitate before paying $3.50 (0 $5.00 for your shoes in future, iS The Douglas factories make Eleven Thousand Pairs ‘of Shoes every working, day, We take every palr that is the least bit hurt—such as a tiny pin scratch, the print of. a tack, a mere oll spot, oF any other slight defect. absolutely. pericct shoes. If you buy one pair, you'll buy more— that’s certain,