The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1908, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, ie ie WOWEN CHE AAT VICTOR GROKLIN Applaud Wildly as Spike Rob- inson and Jack Daly Battle to Finish. LLEELL > “Le Diable"’ L wer Tht Demonstrated by Prof. Andre Ruel from 9 to 1 A. M, and § 2 to 6 P.M. 2 given, ‘le Diable* 25c, 65c and $1. VERY woman wants her shoes to look well. Every woman who wears the ‘‘Queen Quality”’ Shoe will be proud to show her feet. It is dainty; it is aristocratic; it is as nearly perfect in fit as ever a shoe could. be. And it is not $6.00, as are some others you | |} have seen, * Queen Quality ”’ The Shoe Styles now on dis- play in our shoe section as $25 price. 300 GUESTS SEE “GO.” | | nods comprise quite § | bring it to w onenalenas Knockout Ends Gory Contest | eae dno legate en | i chose rs, tal a most varied assort- values. Exquisite in Fourth Round—Feather- Weight Bout, Too. | ment of the highest grade footwear ever gathered to retail at $3 and $3.50—and the equal of many sold at higher prices. $3.00, $3.50 Evid $4.00 of styles. black: $25. To clear at $8.75. The women of New York can go to prize fights as well as smoke !n public. Many of them, handsomely dressed and richly line as enthi c as their male friends, - proved night and loudly ap- in all An output of more than ten thou- ear iauded a ound go between Spik : ake ‘i A er _ plaudea a brent cp Buk ALD || pvt sand pairs daily makes it possible Daly at the New to sell “Queen Quality’? Shoes at two dollars less than their real worth. Your inspection of “Queen Quality’? me models is invited. SuUison Shoe Dept. Second AASOM, 260 Cru aiiford Ct YORK eo -———— — - — | SamASON 6, SIXTH UNBSON 9°TO207°STREETI NEW YORK. Lawrence street, ers and guests, fought des- attered when cheered e the winner an Women! Ss 25¢ t took place Stoop struc- and back par- doors, Care- een made to e police, The omen friend Women’s low neck sleeve- | Women’s less cotton vests, segue @ 25¢ quality, special at. malt Te (3 tor toc.) from 5c Women’s extra fine gauze ver 25c * THURSDAY, Clearing Out All — Wetzere S Coats at *8.75 OATS that we've been sell- ing all season Jong as high but February is clearing time for us, so out they go with- cut regard to the cost or former selling Balance of the stunning coats to choose from, but all are exceptionally good materials $ and beautiful rich colors and i. black; fashioned of broadcloth and kersey 50 nches long—splendid variety Included among these are a limited number of nol by velvet jackets in brown and Positively worth up to Women’s Spring Suits An exposition planned to give idea of the fash pie et Ge go 150 skirts in this | price for to-morrow sell at $20.75, Suits hall the sinurt touches ‘kets, now e effects. $19. 75 Knit Underwear, 17c heavy =, Exceptional values—the result of a six-case purchase Gi at a very unusual price concession. | Women’s natural and: sil- Merino underwea Us {Ole 1908. FEBRUARY 6, | far Third Floor. MPORTER’S stock of these tine outlet, is able to offer you. collection. doubt need exist. 39c a dozen for 75Sc Val. Laces 55¢ a dozen for 1.50 Val. Laces newest designs and meshes, in Filet, Only a small lot All the in spots, floral and conventional designs. French, German und Mechlin Vals. 5,000 yards Lace Dress Nets and Lace Waistings at, 48c Starting the season with an unusual sale of the most wanted Filet and ,round AGe Meh Lace Nets and Waistings, 45 inches wide, in white and ecru, Cc Pick fram 5 Ice Skates, *1 (Third Floor. Full assortmeut—all elzes. Special value at.....§1.00 others at $1.60, $2.25, $3 and $5 | Eeench ana Cennini Val. Laces on Sale at 90c on the Dollar Laces that only the Simpson Crawford Co.’s lace department, with. its wonderful oa Main Floar. One of those extraordinary offerings Thousands ot designs are in this great sale, and not an old design is in the When you buy.Laces here you know you siways get ouly “You can buy freely and feel that you are buying the newest and best kinds only. from hundreds of matched sets of the finest Val. Laces imported. the newest and mest fashionable kinds. No You can select + 7Se a dozen for 2.50 Val. Laces 25 a dozen for 3.75 Val. Laces A woudeaful -variety. All the new figures, spots, sprigs, different patterns, all day Friday. at, yd. 48c | $3.50 Near-Silk Taffeta Petticoats at $1.95 fF Second Floor. have sale. lot, so you'll have to Everybody knows this fabric, its durability and its close resemblance to silk. 19¢ These Petticoats have deep accordioa pleated tlounce, finished with deep underdrop and ruche, for Second Floor. y They have the rustle || to and wearing qualities of a silk fleeced || taffeta, without the cost. Just a limited quantity in black, navy, gray. red, ecru sorted es | snecial —regu I ee of New \(h eee round sent t for the count ns was seconds, in time for to morrow. at *2.98 The travelling salesmen’s samp!es—made up in the last two or three weeks to show the colors and mode's for the early Spring season These hats having served their purpose the manufacturers were willing to sell them at a loss. Cut Glass Water Vitclers, as its trated ard shape; $6 value, at.. besutiful: ch : cuttin ybinson smashed nam Ca ENN right, knock- 5 a ht the 300 men eee ea oe j ream Sets, wh sign; cut & handles and cut bottom: special, per Daly on Cut Glass | Water Tum- blers, straw | berry and fan cutting; regu- | lar size for denied that ace, In tne battle was the fon. LONDON PASTOR COMING. The Rev. Reginald J. Campoctl, par. tor of the City Temple, Londo: ng to America for a y lecture tour, Very Many of Them Are $6 Hats—None Worth mf Less Than 53.98 family use, at, per dozen, $3.75 set, 82.25 They are just the hats for mid-season papas dressy OLD almost all we had jast Monday. The saving is always half, Faney Cut Glass Water Bottles, in | Rich Cut Glass ysanthemum wz, as illustraicd.... < Tailor Suit Hats ie Glass at Feb sruary Low BEES ( Baby Irish, copies of French hand work. designs to choose from. 29e Natee and Children’s pacoee and for le 29e ‘ostuine: . Men’s Quilted Cai. 31.65 35c Sample Pieces Embroideries at 19c sar Main Floor. Over 25,000 yards of new 1908 Embroideries in the One of the greatest collections ever placed on sale in our noted Embroidery Section—wonderful variety of beauti- ful Embroideries up to 10 inches wide. Cluny, English Eyelet, Filet, Blind ian, &e. would ordinarily retail from New effects in Japanese, oe to 5,000 More of Those 75c Embroidered Flouncings at 29c Yard 5,000 yards of dainty, sheer, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 18 to 27 inches wide, that you would readily pay 50c About a dozen different Very desirable for Flounced Dresses, for £7Main Floor, LEARING out the balance of those Coats that created such a big day’s selling a week or so ago. ‘This is an exceptional bargain opportunity for men who can wear 3 apes = a 3G or 58 coat—some fitty odd coats in the lot. Made of ex- Fortunately received another shipment |! ceptional ‘quality Jap. sill, quilted. An ideal garment for $1.6 and in many instances more. |] !uaging around the house—regular $5.50 value ...........04- 65 Fifth Floor, or Fruit 52.45 whs: Sir illustrated .. $2.25 Compotes; 8 inc! hes high: in rich, deep cutting’. $2.45 Whipped Cream Bowl with plate; flaring stapes rich, hand somely cut; at, per set $2.95 He and in keeping with the new 1908 styles 82. 98! visit to ‘row an exceptional assortment to choose from i Ss 29¢ Q |} mor nt to choose fron Friday,50c cissors, c | r Words and music of the “Soul Kiss “2 =} aln Floor. EE HANG Sep a a | ab Ties a X Smet as |p hee are a thousand or so of odd RG issors, and dancer, will be given in the Magazine Sec- | > shears—perfectly made and _ finished, Red Ripe Tomatoes . ember eac mewsdealer’s supply is limited. Adva: | oti f th ctual cost to eee arder is necessary. “| AS A WORLD “REAL ESTATE AD.” ACQUIRE ONE TO-DAY. | * E ae ecu the sarelas stock of the local representative each Almost every known Scissors in sizes from 3/2 to «i inch, - - ies trimming shears, 7 to $34 and the Manvcure, Nail, 29¢e memoked cox | Full Cream Cheese — Sharp | The Great Sale of Men’s Trousers That Always Comes in February bone handle, b'ack or Cay value § tet of | pieces....- DRESSY, stylish Trousers—made from, the identical fabrics the best merchant tailors use. When the selling season to the made-to-measure tailors is over, we Cap always buy up the material on hand, pick out a manu- facturer who is noted for cut, fit and style in trousers and have him make up hundreds of pairs for us when business is dull and he is willing to take barely enough to . lower than any previous quotation. for $6 & $7 lot brought us these Rugs at such low prices Trousers Royal Wiltons. $52.50 12 x 12 Rugs at 39.50 9 x 12 Rugs at, 28,50 6 x 12 Rugs a $3.75-—mat sizes—2/Xx5 Royal Wilton samp les —yalues up to $4.25— |] 29 I ) Be orenoions COMI! CE | f ) . | 33c for 5Gc¢ Nottingham = ‘cf > ae his hands going. This is the most extraordinary Trouser Sale in the history of this store. The variety is so large and the materials so unusually fine. fill out the season. 9x 19 Rugs Buy a pair to 52.75 For Men’s Trousers— Values, $6 to $7 Consisting of pure worsteds, all-wool cheviots and cassimeres 0° every description and pattern; good for dress or semi-dress wear, as you (\ like. Linings and trimmings tuch as you seldom = see. Every pair guaranteed equal to trousers you pay $5 to 87 for, All sizes including longs and | stouts. Lace Curtains Juaranteed strictly double thread and with fast edges. Every pairnew, clean and crisp. e @urtains at 49c sso Lace Curtains at 98c All have the side buckle and strap. | § Jin Curtains, 48c 1.75 500 Fee rable ‘muslin with insertion of six For Young Men's Trousers— dainty tucks and deep full rut Usually sold at $6. In worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres— in plain black as well as fancy effects; myriads of patterns to suit the most particular tates and. values that will ap- peal to all, 28 to 34 waist measure. | 10c Hutied Curtain Muslin, pretty stripes) er yard 5‘.c. 8e Brass Extension Curtain Rods, comple 85.40 Lace Bed Sets—wiih bolster top~se $4 Net Waists, * ! Nothing noteworthy about the price mores but the styles and fabrics will en- thuse all. Filet, Fish and Plain Net Waists —white and ecru, in four models: some with the new kimono effect trimmed with 69c For Boys’ Knicker Pants, ages 3 to 17. | All told, about 88 patterns and distinct designs in §! through and through mixed cheviots—all have patent waist bands—all taped | seams—patent buttons—also included are 25 dozen guaranteed corduroys in | | brown and gray. We reserve the right to limit quantities. | SZ CLOTHING (AY. 19797020 * STREET. NEW YORK. —elaborately several rows of Cluny lace and medallions; some with fancy & braid and buttons; some silk, roms chiffon lined; buttoned (, in back; three-quarter sleeve— \ fancy collar and ; value $4; Friday coves SLO SECOND Sewing and Button Hole Scissors—all at the one price | 155 Lots of Celebrated Steel pnives and Forks— 5. For the ° 31.10 Rugs at Saving Prices tar Fourth Floor. TANDARD Rugs at prices that are admittedly Just the fact that the manu‘acturer wanted to move a lot of Rugs in one great fanford’s Axminsters, $5.50 4.6 x 6.6 H Rugs (i theondnn x 54 inch Rugs at. Spanish Queen Olives—Larg. bright, ¢ fruit; full quart , § Extraordinary Reductions in Boys’ Suits, Gvercoats & Caps Values ranging from 351.98 to »2.75, at °L39 The Overceats are Russian style double-breasted model--velyet collars~durably lined and trimmed in plain blue—various fancy | ellects—ages 5 to 8. The Suits in Russian and double- 5 breasted styles—rases to 15—in a great variety of fauty effects—all natty and up-to-date— representing a severe cut in former pr.ces. Each one a distinct bargain value. | Youths’ Long Trousers Suits Children's attrachan, wool | va yout fifty suits brought and cloth Caps, about 52 / down from Gar upstairs de ChE in all, values up to 7 partment; ll sizes; the value 8 willbe andatyle, LDe | aprarent upon $3.95 y Widow’’ Gems trom ‘‘The Mer Published at $1—words and music of For I Love You So. Lovely Women For Uma True, Loving Wite 15@ My Vilia, I'm Happy at Maxim's I'm So Parisian The Famous Waltzes Land of Gur Home pecial package of Vocal and Instrumental music—10 shects for.... 15¢ 9 ; Sais Widow" instrumental! selections—special . & 69c Rubbers, EP - —— Exceptional quality, cut full and well made. Embroideries that 35e yard. Special Friday at...se.eee eens es Wee LOC 75e a yard for. Beautiful designs in Eyelet, Japanese, Cluny, Sweet Sugar Corn | warmly interlined ; Men's #3.95 Blanket Bath Robes, $1.95 Value DUS 95, Specials in Hair Goods NOTHER Department, where nothing ‘but. the best-qual- ity is to be found. $2.50 Puffs, cluster of 5. $3.50 Puffs, cluster of 8. Our switches are the finest and the'prices lower than asked else- where for interior quality. (a Second Floor. in our Hair tb) < - -~-$2.50 . All mail orders promptly filled. £37 Sixth Floor. 5 5 | Sweet Marrowfat Peas The popular Varick Brand; young, Guneron Brand; del tender, Rar 0 r y Kreen #veet peas, jarls A - BLAS; ci 56 le, ea 7 the a : Qi M f E +a Price extraordinary _ sale —Very specially priced for Friday and Saturday. Phone 2100 Chelsea. «3 Star Cognac— In glass; ae ‘Ou $1.09 California” Riesling, Claret. aie Nutrition PCE AS Ihe pint bott S 65c $8.97 for Misses’ 314.98 Coat Suits All wool mixtures in attractive checks ] and stripes in blue, brown, green and garnet, double sted incdel, lined with good quality satin. © Kull ed skirt with fold. 38 {or Misses’ $13.98 Suits Balance of our entire stock of Misses’ Suits in chevio! adéloths ard serges in blue, brown, green and garnet lined throughout with satin, Pull pleated skirt with fold. $6.98 for Misses’ $13.98 Coats ven-cighth Caracal Couts le-breasted warm lined 't th guaranteed satin; also collar, Mi garmen $2.07 for Girls’ 58.98 Coats An entire clearan our girls’ fuil led ‘oats, com =e prising many mat d colors, worth te Women’s $3 Shoes, %1.94 400 prs. Women’ —just right for now; t shoes na clr alues. 29c for Women's