The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1908, Page 5

de A fi seheviots and tweets, Stern Brothers For To-morrow, Thursday RUSH OF PUPILS T0 REGISTER IN i | PUBLIC SCHOOLS gene bel ee —— Buildings in All Boroughs | Greatly Below Cost . Open To-Day, To-Morrow Chemises, from §2,95 to 15,00 and Fridav, 9 to 3. Drawers, «2.75 “ 8,50 MANY TURNED AWAY, Alexandre and Lupin | Trouble Over Certificates’ Glace & Suede Kid Gloves IN ALL LENGTHS ANL COLORS FOR STREET AND EVENING WEAR. GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS FOR RIDING, DRIVING AND MOTORING. Special for To-morrow , Women’s 20 Button Length Lupin Suede Gloves, in black, gray, mastic, beaver and opera shades, Regular Price $3.25 Pair Women’s One Clasp P.’X. M. Cape Gloves, in tans, Causes Temporary Reiection of Hundreds of Candidates. Tho immense task of registering al- Tost 700,000 children for the coming term of the Publle Schools of Greater | New York started to-day witt than 17,000 teachers ant 90 cle stv t 2.50 Pair 05¢ ~~ Parents in the will continue from 9 to 3 0% principals will t Dr, Maxwell te the Mahogany Furniture At September Reductions + Library Tables, at $36.00, 45.00, 55.25 Formerly $45.00, 56,00 and 69.00 Desks, at §27,25, 32.00, 40.00 | Formerly $34.00, 40.00 and 50.00 Music Cabinets, at $18.00, 24.00, 31.00 pat ents Formerly $24.25, 30.00 and 38,75 EPHRATA Ga Rockers, at $12.50, 15.25, 18.00 certificate or some other satisfactory Formerly $16.00, 19.25 and 22.75 evidence of the date of bir | . Chiffoniers, at $21.00, 28.00, 34.00 Gren under age from Formerly $27.25, 35.50 and 42.50 | @chools and made to toried. All children more tha @ld will be registered, b: \ Bedsteads & Bedding Exceptional September Offerings $20.00, 25.00, 37.50 | ex whl be sen’ there be one at eation is made, or Temain out of school until THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908, | Furs: September ! Se ate ae ical Restaurant cighth Sale Prices. More of Those Handsome ‘10 Real Lace Blouses To-mor- row at °4.95 WE opened the first sale with 200 of these blouses and they went so fast that it fairly took our breath away. Now here is @ consolation sale for those Real Lace Blouses, all hand made, im Belgium, Exclusive shapes, neat and dressy, far Main Floor, $4.95 for $10 Real Lace Blouses $7.50 for $15 Real Lace Blouses Real Lace Coats—Second shipment is ready—those dressy lace coats for afternoon and evening wear. All hand work of the Belgian lace makers. Made of Real Lace Braids, who came late, such as Real Duchess, Rea! Bruges, Leal Lrish, Real Princess, Point, Flanders, Real Honiton, ete. The variety of styles and shapes {s fascinating, the Directoire having the lead. Short, medium and long lace $7.50, $15 and $25 The New Fall Waists Are Exceed- ingly Smart and Dressy HE sleeves in Paris are generally worn long and are suited in every way to the present style of costume and millinery, EF Second Floor, The new fancy and figured Tailored Nets, Chiffons, Messalincs, Satin Duchess and the new and striking plaids a‘e charming representatives of the correct fall styles, Coats that soli regularly at $16 to $50 at..... Aoonninondnnngneden: ondicann Tailored Net Waists | Dressy Lingerie Waists, | Black and Navy Satin in ecru or white, finely tucked | yoke and front trimmed with | Duchess Walats, finely tailored, back and front, new tucked dainty medallions and fine | front finished with faney stock sleeves, neck ae mere {V new long sleeves; entire | and pleated Jabot, new aleeve fin- finished = wit pleate: > trimmed with me- ished with small buttons. CU papodurninonodneTco 4.95 ns and Val. to match 5.95 Splendid value,,.... Sangnod te) Women’s 50c Lis’e Hose at 29¢ N ‘mmence sh'pment that came to us from a monutacturer who discontinued ma ing this particular line o! yatterns, An especially favorable opportunity to secur: an excel lent grade of hosiery at one-hal price ta Main Floor, Women’s Black and Co.ored Lace Worren's Black Gauze Lisle Hose ‘ lisle hose, black and colored plan hsle hose, | with douvle soes, heels and toes veer acne and tan silk Hisle hose, all regularly 2 aid durable; 3 ; air, 5 ; 9c Jairs tor 50c, Spectally priced at tee aQunGod 19¢ Women’s Tailor-Ma Je Suits That @xe of six ts reached 5 i New School Accommodations. | Brass a a $25.00 Le and: 43,00 athaaccin wien achoo feos | Enameled Bedsteads, at $4.75, 6.25, 8.00 puplis. B Formerly $5.75, 7.75 and 10.50 have five new schools and | Mi frore children, and Queens Coants wit| Upholstered Springs, at $10.00, 12,80, 16.50 RASA FUSITER MFCR Formerly $12.50, 16.50 and 21.75 Will be inc: new schools In Brooklyn next month, | making accommodations for more than 600 more pupils ‘The part time schedule to which 9,(00 puplks were subjected last year | will be continued this year, but not | more t!an 50,000 children will’ be placed | this way, N Woven Wire Springs, Steel Frames, $3.50, 4.£0, 6.50 Formerly $4.50, 5.50 and 8,00 FELT AND HAIR MATTRESSES AT CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS. el! will meet | 0 the | West Twenty-third Street t conferen and we the er work, Mano Nept. © ‘ourth . Ups 19°70 20 °STREE TI NEW YORK. a FRISCO FAST TRAIN. ) DERAILED IN OKLAHOMA. ' KAN The mall and bagea goaches and one r tracks. OLD HOUSF MAKES A “LIGHTNING CHANGE.” Piano at a'l you'll realize at once that Bonwit, & Co, Switch From | Gents’ F ines to Ladies’ | this isthe most ex- Goss. ble) © traordinary Piano | New York Nahtoing oifer ever made in this city. terday the men’s clothing and ing goods store of Bonwit. He Co.; to-day Bonwit, Harris & Co, the ladles’ outfitters, “I thought these people sold men's wares,” said the old -Amen comer Dabitue, now homeless, as he passed the four-story building at Broadway and Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty- Girst street. | “Ancient history,” replied his up-to- | @ate companion. "A sale, @ corps of | @rtisans and presto—here we have the game firm on the old site catering to And to magnify the attractiveness of the offer we have decided to { extend to purchasers of these Pianos our easy payment terms of $10 Down and $i Weekly The Warren Piano has double venereed case, full {ron plate, 744 octaves, 3 unisons, double repeating action, compound wrest * plank, extension music desk, rolling fall-board; in fact, all the attributes o highest grade instruments that cost twice as much, Specials in Used Uprights qhe wants of the gentler saea tre ‘| 1 Steinway 1 Kranich @bach 1 Sterling ¢ull range of new mirenen ie a@ Weber 1 Ohickering 1 Wissner § Bisbal wit meeis Mpoipen stab.) } Hardman 1 Meson & Hamila i ee : |] 1 Waters 1 Weeer~ J lished house of Bonwit, Harris & Co., | Needham 1 Pease 1 Vose no more otartling change could have gcourred insido the building. Long, low tables freighted with coats, waistcoats | And trousers have been replaced with packs from which are suspended beau- | fitul ladies’ cloaks, suits, furs and waists, Just enter one of the elevators and ‘whis to the fourth floor. Instead of @ dull looking room filled with rows and rows of overcoats and craveneites there is a bright white and gold room whole regiment @is, arrayed against our own Flulty Ruffles and other home shaves. | Inetead of grave-faced salesmen there | smilli galesladies with an auxil- | fry forces of red-cheeked models re- Every one of these instruments 1s wonder’! value and will give Fourth Floor, lasting satisfaction. Fully guaranteed. <<< SIMPSON CRAWFOKD vo. TO _MR. CAUGHT INTHEACT: In passim b your house last nigint— Just shortly after tea— This is about the view | bad, It really seemed to me. @ruited principally from Long Island, oes ae 100 women now trod where irty-five men formerly bowed over "This transformation scene ts truly osmopolitan,” replied the same pollie lic of the past. We kimoly succumbed to the inevita: | The curtain was pulled down so far, ble lovely woman. On the second floor But still I'll take a chance, Gre our sults, gowns, cloaks and wraps, | offer the suggestion that while on the third floor are our fittin ms. Bee, I have not once sa: ite” turn! 3,’ and until August our trade was exclusively ‘Sir,’ as it | \@ now ‘Madam.’ ” At World Want Ads. you glance. In The World’s ‘Situation Wanted" Colemes All Sorte of Domestic Offer Their Services. Will Give You a Correct Idea of the New Fall Styles | APPROVED styles that will mark the dress of the smartest fol- lowers o Fashion are sho.yn here, | ta Third Floor, While there is a w'de diversity of ad pla- tions 0: the Directoire styles, we cliny cloxe- ly in all essential attributes to the particu- ar style that will reign supreme this Fal’, slving each creatioy an exciusive and in- dividual touch that emphasizes good tuste and tau't.ess apparel, New Fall Suits—Decid dly smart; 82-inch semi-fitted coat, satin lined, the new mannih cut, selt ecilar; satin tr m. med large moukds: flap pockets; in the new colors ot Broadcloth, at $25, Dressy Models—Tailored Suits in all the new and desirable colors; 40-inch semi-titted military coat suit n broadcloth, trimmed with braid in the new scroll de- S.gns, Another model; 42-inch coat, strietly mannish t ilored trimmed with one-inch silk braid, flap pockets, at R85, ___New Directoire Modgels—lor ray- ing the new hipless effect. Dressy atter- noon or call.ng Suits in all the now tavor:d materials, and the new and beau- tiful Fall colors; in braided effects, Others are s rictly tailored with simartt uches de- Iineat.ng the very height o! the tailor's art; all the new skirt ettects; a dozen distinct models at $47.50, ‘15 Silk-Lined Voile Skirts at °10 Made espec'ally for this sale, of very fine imported hard twisted, wiry voile; one of tne new Fali modeis; trimmed with wide and narrow bands of satin, forminz a partial panel up iront of skirt; mounted over drop skirt of rustling taiteta, * Special at $10, Fur Specials Russian Pony Coats: 24-inch, fancy model, large shawl collar; Skinner < plain or satin striped lining; special at i9 75 | 86-inch, long large shawl collar; Skin || ner plain or satin striped lining. Spe- clal at .., 82,90 50-inch, full length, Skinner lined, i shawl collar, f bi R - aaa Hevien men tment 42150 Caracul Coats: 24-inch, large shawl collar; Skinner plain or satin striped Mining; special at... ...scrssecsoceseoees 29.75 50-inch, large shawl collar, fancy buttons, rsa lined; special... 65.00 > —- 2. 2s >| oo on CS Sampson 6, SIXTHIAV, 19970 20 *®STREETI NEW YORK, | here at, yard, 75¢, 1.00 and 1.25. y $1.50 Floor 30 Years Leaders ° of Fashion. High Class Millinery. Autumn Importations Are Now Practically Complete. THe ensemble is an exposition in critically correct millinery styles, The Millinery modes for the Season present picturesque possibilities in dress that have never before been achieved in these later days of Fashion, tar Fires and’ Second Floors, ; Trimmed Hats French Hats from Mane Louise, Reboux, Susanne Talbot, Esther Mayer, Georgette, Mme, Tore, and many other clever Patisian Modistes. ‘The color schemes are subdued but in rich tones, the combinations being very beaatitul. Unirimmed Paris Model Hats From such makers as Liez, Damel, Buuly, Stassinet and olLers shapes are still very large and Jow in the crown—the brims resembl. Phe Cloche" or bell shape Fancy Feather Bandeaux, large single and double ‘tes, long quill effects, very large roses and carnations, dahlias, etc. M llinery Bands in old gold and silver; spangled and vutache braid ie auch used in conjunction with pins aad buckles Trimmed Tailor Suit Hats at $4.98 Large, medium and small—satin or feit, trimmed with fine material The New Dress Trimmings Dkess Trimmings will havé a greater vogue this year than hereto ore, tar Main Floor, kor the Diree oire and Empire Gowns we show colors and materia. tiat aie the Landsome:t seen lor many seasons. Most invored-are the many soutache effects in fancy forms, the rich La Tosca and filet bands, embroidered in every ) e and lar tulle bands with soutache effe 2 eA ‘ The New Fall Neckwear NEW ances in protusion—Pierrot Rutts in Malines, in Net, in Chiffon and Kibbon Effects. ta Main Floor. Directoire Neck Bands in numberiess styles and mate- tlals, Gold, ti velvet effects, with tassel ends, etc, izabethan Stocks with high Ruches, some of dotted , also plain; others of taney nets, others in lace and gilt effects. ctoie’ Pompadour Plaitings and Ruchings—all colorings; also the newest fads In the dainty lace Neckwear. New Charlotte Corday Ruches, Directo.re Bands and Ulizabetian Stocks in net, lace and ribbon effects, at, 45e, 59¢ and 65ce. Latest fanc eie,—somne rt all colorings, ies in Neck Ruffs in maline, net, liberty, on trimmed; others with velvet bows and ends, et.— b, 1.25, 1.95 and 2.25, The New Fall Gloves OUR Fall importations of high-grade. genuine French Kid Gloves are ready for you, Every pair is male of the finest Nat.onal kid skins, $a” Main Floor. 12-button, Mousquetaire Glace Gloves, Kkegular vo Value, at 31.98 16-button $3.0 . Mousquetaire Glace Gloves at 2.35 &-butto: $2.25 Mousquetaire Glace Gloves at 1.68 Two-Ciasp Dressed Kid Gloves: V Paris Polnt backs, overseam sewn, Vv at tees Pique sewn, ruffled fing: Corsets for the New Gowns EXTREMELY long, bip'ess and high bust effects mark the lines of the new Corsets for the Fall gowns, Select your corset before you order your costume if you would attain dress perfection. : FP Second Floor, New Corset Contours in the Lily of France Corsets, all the latest shapes and materials, broche silk, batiste and tricot, 1 medium deep bust lines, straight cut, supports attached. All sizes, Regular $1.66 extrem Es and back. Ho. $5.73, $7.50, $8.75, £10.50 to $15.75 The New Fall Silks. opis soft satins are in the greatest demand—the one @ essential weave lor evening gowns, giving the required Direc- toire effect. ; £7 Main Floor, 19 inch Imported Black Satin Messaline, highly tinished, extra good quality, worth 75, per yde+++sseeeees -» §8e Colored Dress Sutin, $1.75 | Satin Barred Plaids, usually Waluesabe rates friar ret 1,29 | at ive; yard, at... + 58e 86-inch Imported Satin | 86-inch black Satin finish Messalinesy extra fine; value Pailiette de Soie 1.19 New Fall Dress Goods, OR the new Ta lor Made: every conceiv bie weave £ Main Floor, $1. 0; yard, at, yard, at...... and color that fashion demands 46-inch black ground im- ported Worsted Suitings with di- | 54-inch imported German Chiffon Broadcloth, “Our Spectal,” Equal to sponged and shrunk, any $3.00 b New York. Y N00 46-inch Worsted in blue, browh, “Taupe gray” agonal gray stripes, at, y .1.50 54-inch Striped Cheviot in Dlue, brown an green, with black —a rough-finished suiting for full-tallored gowns; yd. 1.50 44-inch satin striped | ) (‘Bronze Ce te cardinal, Our uit~ ing special at, y: 1.00 Prunella Cloth, at, yard.. 1.00 fo eee