The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1908, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAnCn 0, 1908. Russian Symphony Society’s | Last Concert of the Season —'os Fat Beople in Songs. Tschaikow sky’ phony Play Five Rus |Excessive Fat or Obesity Is a Dangerous Disease That | Fastens Death, | By SYLVI erts of Bociety \negie Hall be ence than ‘ fourth symphony was t tion and it was played echerz0 ¥ that was u ot STIER RAWT, tHULER A New York Doctor an! Scientist has Perfected a New Scientifi tem of Treatment that Reduc jand Restores Health and Strength. A Trial Treatment Will Be Sent as a - the) Free Gift to Every Fat Person Whois aReaderof ThisPaper. | to an e obligato by applause Ludmiila Opera-House She sar tive to and Ht Ung: March of Sarde everybody home in a good humor —___—»— PRAISES EVENING WORLD. | Gravesend Leag = Ap preciation of Fight for Five Cent Fare Bin. “5 SEND IMPROVEMENT d Improvem: March 2, the Bhip o s the vast ef good which you have di of Brookiyn by yo elfish @mount of mor pended for rment of We wi locess, a you y truly 3 WILLIAM KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR The Prop aa 5 Honor have ing at Mn Greenhut | Sale of Men’s Spring Shirts and Company Dry Goods A typical example of the underpricing of fine haberdashery that has won for our Men’s Furnishings store so many staunch friends among the well-dressed men of New York:— We place on sale to-morrow 1,200 new, fresh shirts in the newest designs of striped madras and printed percale for this spring. Negligee and plaited bosom models, with cuffs attached or detached All at one price---1.25 each Regularly 1.75 and 2.25 We are presenting to-morrow An Unusual (Saturday ) an opportunity for Sale of men to secure umbrellas under- | Men's price—the like of which will not be equalled anywhere for a Umbrellas good while to come. Men’s umbrellas of excellent quality pure silk taffeta, with tape edges—in 28-inch frames. The handles afford a choice of sterling silver, ivory, deposit, cape horn, gold plate, stag horn and pimento wood, sterling silver trimmed. All at 5.00 each Values 8.00 and 10.00 Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York (Formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) , [® Greenhut and Company Dry Goods Sale of Tailored Junior Suits The variety is too large and the styles possess too great an individuality to permit of detailed description. There are several attractive, tasteful models to choose from in an assortment of the new- est and best-liked materials. Single and double-breasted styles. Coats are finished with detachable pique coliar and cuffs and lined with taffeta silk. Skirts are full plaited and trimmed with deep self fold. Colors: Copenhagen and navy blue, black, leather and oak-brown. Specially priced At 19.50 each : SH Girls’ Reefers 0-day, in our regular stock, ii these reefers and coats for an girls are selling for more than Long Coats ‘twice the price at which we offer them to-morrow. They are made of men’s tweed and plain cheviots, flannel lined. Just right for this sort of weather, as well as for the chilly days to come. Practical, also, for travelling wear. At 3.00 each Regularly 6.50 B xy Productions of the foremost specialist in Oy: hoys’ clothing in New York. he values Spring quoted are the prices at which his suits customarily sell. Suits Boys’ Norfolk jacket suits, of light and medium shades of gray and brown and fancy mixed cheviots; in the latest spring styles; sizes 710 17 years; value 8 SO—all with extra Trousers. At 6.75 each Boy s’ sailor suits, of plain and fancy mixtures; sizes 5to 10 years; reduced trom 7.50—- At 5.00 each Boys’ washable suits. Russian and sailor styles, of imported and domestic fabrics; values 2.50 to 3.75— At 195 A few remaining lots of young men's suits and boys’ and children’s overcoats and reefers at prices far below regular. O Boys’ Shirts and Blouses; made of Boys y striped madras and figured ber Furnishings cale; the well-liked “Mother's Friend” make; value 1.00— At 65c each Boys’ Scarfs; reversible four-in-hands, made of plain and figured silk of the short ends of the finer grades of silk At 25c each Children’s We are presenting for the appro- val of mothers what we consider Shoes to be the finest shoes for childrens and babies in New York—finest from the points of style, wear, fit and value. These handsome shoes are built to allow for the proper development of children’s feet, without sacrificing one iota of style. For dress, party or school wear—made of excellent leathers, all with welted oak soles Children’s Shoes Regular Height: Extra High Cut 4 Sizes 8% to 11, 1.75] Sizes 8% to 11, 2.25 1134 to 2, B00 11% to 2,2.50 2% to 6, 2.50 2% to 6, 3.00 Boys’ Shoes : Babies’ Shoes : Sizes 9 to 133%, 2.50; Sizes 2 to 6, 100 lto 5%, 3.00 4to 8, 1.25 In patent leather, tan and black kid. For Saturday Only : One lot of tan or black hockey shoes for women, all sizes; ensoetea Regularly 3.50 A number of beautiful imported Fancy and domestic jewelled combs; shell Jewelled and amber, mounted with topaz, Combs turquoises, emeralds and baroque pearls in classic, conventional or art nouveau designs "At 9Sc each Values 2.00 to 5.00 Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York (Formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) | tion pre: | J ° TwoBlocks on Sith Avenue | = oO | From 20th Street to 22d Street | i Established Forty Years i | | SixthAvenue’s Greatest Store ; Carriage Entrances on 21st Street [ Our Delivery Service in New Jersey is the Most Complete of Any New York Store Men’s W. L. Douglas Shoes $2.59 Adams Building Large shipment of these famous Shoes and Oxfords ready for selection to-day and Saturday. | No other store in America offers Douglas Shoes for less than their branded price. | We contract with the Douglas factories to take} all their Shoes that have even the slightest surface | mark or defect. These Shoes they term “factory | damaged,” which means imperfections so slight. $2 59 | however, that neither their appearance nor wearing| O | quality is affected in the least. We guarantee | they will prove as satisfactory as the absolutely perfect Douglas Shoes. Men’s Douglas Shoes at $1.98 A very good assortment of W. L. Douglas Oxford) 2 Ties for men, and a few high Shoes, and a full line $1.98 and sizes of other brands, at.........seseeeeees J Boys’ W. L. Douglas Shoes, $1.59 and $1.98 The men’s Shoe Department is now located in the basement of the Adams Building, where increased space and better facilities make selection quicker and more comfortable than before. Splendid Clothing News for Saturday Men’s Suits & Overcoats | $7.50 | Formerly $10.00 to $16.50, now =| 0 Adams Building A great opportunity for men to secure big Clothing bargains | to-morrow. | Two hundred Suits and Overcoats, taken directly from our | own stock and representing the very best selling styles of the sea- son offered at substantial savings trom regular prices. | The sizes in individual lots are somewhat broken, but every | size will be found in the collection. $10.00, $42.50, $15.00 and $16.50 Suits and | Overcoats.....eeee ee oo000 anak $7.50 Men's $18.00 and $20.00 Suits, $12.75 Men’s $22.50 and 25.00 Suits, $15.75 Our finest Suits are included in these prices and give you a choice of the best designs in Worsteds and Cassimeres. | > Specials for Saturday Good Clothes for Boys at Decided Price Reductions Adams Building $5.00 and $6.00 Suits, $3.75 $7.00 and $7.50 Suits, $4.75 We will offer at these prices over tour hundred Boys’ Suits that are just the right weight for present and early spring wear. We selected them from the lots that have sold the best with us this season. The individual lines are size broken, but there are all sizes in the collection. Included are: (Russian Blouse Suits. Double Breasted Suits. $4.7 5;Saior Suits. Norfolk Suits. Age 3 to 16 years, according to style. 100 Boys’ $1.95 Suits at $1.00 Good substantial Double Breasted Suits; well made garments that will give good wear, but only in sizes 8, 9, 10 and 11 years. Special at.......+++++++e Soo0b00000D00000 $1.00 |$3.75 A Splendid Array of | Men’s New Spring Neckwear, 50c | Exclusive designs in novelty stripes, Art Fibre Four-in-hands, beautiful collection of colorings, twelve different combinations of cluster stripes in new crochet weave, also all the newest plain colors in the plain a new 50c knit Art Fibre Four-in-hands (brighter than silk), at....sssseseeee Men’s Neckwear at 25c—Very Special F Silk Barathea Four-in-hands, excellent quality, in all the new | ieee Pico white and black, Also three hundred dozen Art Fibr: 25 vertica! striped Four-in-hands. Value 50c, each, special at........ 3c Men’s New Spring Negligee Shirts Negligee Shirts—In white, fancy, | Negligee Shirts---High grade, plain or plain or pleated fronts, coat styles, | pleated woven and printed Madras, c or detached coat shirts, cuffs at- Se ee 4.00) inca, at . $1.50 3 for $4.00 Negligee Shirts—French front, finest kinds of hand finished Shirts, 3 for $2.75 $2.50 and $2.95 special at, each Waistcoats for Men Cloths, flannels, silk and wool and mercerized tabrics. Values up $1.95 and $2.50 laveresvootaterine cer ain Special for Saturday Women’s $3.50 Welt And Turn Soie Shoes, O'Neill Building An exceptional offering of women’s O'Neill-Adams branded welt and turn sole Shoes | The leathers are cal $2.85 sin, demi-calf and kidskin, The collec- lot of high-grade Shoes in a complete range of i a end newest models. a en styles to select from. Special, Saturday, at....-... e+ $2.85 Girls’ Button and Lace Shoes Vici kid, with patent leather tips, good wearing Shoes, with oak soles, sizes from 8% to 2. Special at. 2 $1.50 || Picture Sale Ends To-morrow Adams Puilding Every Picture in the siore reduced 10 to 50 percent. | Untrimmed Millinery Choice stock of untrimmed, semi-trimmed and tailored Suit Hats in the smartest Spring models. Untrimmed Hats Correct styles in chip, at.......+ Correct styles in rough braids, at.. update 95c, $1.45, $1.95 | 95c, $1.25 Tailored Trimmed Hats From our own workroom, at.... _ We have just opened two large shipments of Flowe Wings, Pompons, Aigrettes, Fancy Bands, Bows, Buckles, Straw. es $3.75, $4.75, $7.50 5, Foliage, Braids, etc., at very moderate prices. Lace and Net Waists Special for Saturday $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 Values up to $6.75 About twenty models to select from. Waists of Net—With Cluny and Val. lace. Waists of Allover Figured Net—With Venice yoke, bands of Venice insertion Waists of Net—With real Arabian yoke and Val. lace. Waist of Net and Lace—With messaline-trimmings, in different col- orings, sleeves plain or of deep ruffles. $1.75 Lingerie Waists, $1.38 Forty dozen Lingerie Waists—Square yoke and collar of Val. lace, finished $2.25 Tailored Twenty-five dozen Tailored Waists—Of fine Madras, in new colored effects. The “King Make.” $1.38 $1.68 Waists, $1.68 Value $2.25, at......... Advanced Styles for Misses, Juniors and Girls At Extremely Moderate Prices Misses’ Suits—In Panama and shadow stripes, single breasted, Vestee effect, lined throughout with Satin, full pleated Skirt, with ‘ive inch fold, sizes 14 and shadow stripe, lined throughout w braid, full pleated Skirt, with four inch fold, sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. Speci Junior Skirts—Panam 16 years; pel $94.75 F erge, Panama and ith Satin, inlaid cpllar of silk and Tatieta bands with three inch hem, lengths up to 33 $4 95 S . inches. Special at... Girls’ Wash Dress ham and Chambray, some Ab. cee ceesercrccreeeseee c x, in Ging- per and trimmed with Embroidery, full pleated Skirt, with four inch hem, sizes 8 to 14 years. Special $2.95 Rompers and Dresses for Infants and Children Chambray Rompers — wal yoke, pocket and belt; sizes Q= 2, 4 and 6 years; at...... ; 33c Russian Dresses—in striped Percales, with front and belt attached, in a variety years; at Russian Dress with white linen and fancy braid; al with three box pleats front and back and belt EH OS condpoanicnscancnoddnnoos Seersucker Rompers — with short, full sleeve, white belt, band with button and buttonhole at knee; sizes 2, 4 and 6 50c SCE} A? dobonodoadaaniece three box pleats down of colors; siz and Gingham, square neck, trimmed so high neck; Russian style, Women’s Dainty Neckwear Showing All the new ce and Net Bows—cor- made; also the large lawn andj} The rectl lace Merry Widow Bow,” 50c. each. in Silk and Silk Rib- n colors, changeable silk and artistic color combinations, 25c. each. Lawn Jabots—trimmed with Valen- ciennes Lace, short and medium lengtits. Exceptionally good value at 23c. each. 1,000 dozen of fine Embroidered Col- lars—in a great variety of designs; in sizes 12 to 14 inch; excellent quality; made to sell at 25c., 1214. each. Newest and Best The new Gibson Stock Collar—all lace and embroidered linen; very good values at 25c. each. The popular striped Ascot Ties—in blue and white, helio and white, pink and white black and white, 25c. each. Large collection of embroidered Mull Ties—all white and white with col- ored ends; dainty designs and wanted widths; very chic, 25c. each, Net and Lace Jabots—trimmed with French Valenciennes Lace, in two de- sirable lengths; 75c. value for 50c each. Hair Goods---Great Values Adams Building We have succeeded in cap- turing a prize that other dealers tried hard to get. At a price sacrifice we took the entire im- portation of the finest goods and newest styles ever offered in this market. Call and ex- amine this new lot of Switches, Putis and Pompadours. i Switches 18 inches long Hair, at....... 89 22-inch long Hair, at.. $1.75 24-inch natural Wavy Hair, at $2.98 Newport Puffs Four in a set é + $1.25 Eight in a set. on $1.89 Pompadours Featcerweight, at ... $1.39 Small Pompadours, at. 49 C. O. D. or Mail Orders, Saturday Candy Specials Adams Batldina Fluffy-Flutfy something 1 Regular pric special at . tment of Our regular known Chocolates. Regular f 39c.; special at, per y Boxes of assorted Choc- and Bonbons. Regular ! me $15.75 | full pleated, some trimmed with