The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1908, Page 6

RCE ES PLUNGE TO DEATH FROM HIGH LEDGE EN BY CROWD ~ ¥ oct BT Electrician. Out of Work Loses | Life ut Job of Taking Down Awnings. was killed to-day by John Cantw falling six taking down awn house at No. 179 In falling his body st sign on ng and he falling sign and Cant many persons on th The daring disp he balanced on the w y Cantwell as dow sills of the ns to stop and s trying to get without » lost hi made by his n in his pocket. twell lived some- avenue between nd Ninety-fifth streets. job of taking he couldn't find empl¢ » according to Quin a KILLED BY A FALL. Youth Steps From Moving Eleva- tor and Plunges Nown Shaft. ruk, ni built, f Fioma Ki: and powerfu York from fF and got a job in A livery stable at No. 49 Orchard street. ‘To-day the young man was entrusted for the first time with the manage- ment of the big carriage elevator in the barn, He stepped from the plat- form on the fourth floor while the ele- yvator was in motion, bound upward, slipped backward, fell to the base- ment and was killed, ‘The elevator stopped automaticany at the fifth floor. years old, came to New months ago endangered | n Guterman’s } oBlyn The Spice of Fashion ovelty and good taste—a vast show- of s styles, too. In every pair the perfection of quality and workman- ship for which Blyn Shoes are known everywhere. | No matter what your shoe wants may | be we can. satisfy you exactly—our| methods make that certain. | STYLE No.824. | Ladies’ high, wave topall buck (suede) button | or lace boot, in| black, tan and London smoke. | A top-notch style and quality at a| remarkably | moderate | rice ™ NINE BEST STORES WEST SIDE: | BROOKLYN: 6h Ave, & 27th St. | Biw'y bet. Park & 8th Ave. & 30th St. Ellery EAST SIDE: B'w’y near Greene Av. Fuiton St., opp 3d Ave. & 122d St. | 3dAve. & 86th St. 3d Av. & 150th St | FACTORIES: Bowery near Broome. | 511-519 East 72d St. Sole New York A gents for The Noiseless Style-Comfort Red Cross Shoe for Women «+ | “It bends with the foot.” ham & Strat sascnen nye TREE THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. Brill Stores’ October Sales the power of trade advantages conforming to the Brill of sharing every advantage with Brill customers, these October Sales offer un- derprice the most modern and desirable garments that any one can wish for. Specials. Journeyman Tailored Fall Coats in Olive, Brown, Tan, various Grays, Black and Ox- fords, in smart weaves and correct models, 1G ette Raincoats, from a leading Rochester maker. Full $18 and $20 value: Proving Brill and policy Special Brill Su in grade of fabi and trimming: and $20 si tailoring usual $18 but smarter ts, in style because of newer col- orings and more advanced models, October Sales Speci: "$13. 50 4 FOUR i Brother Harlem Store Open Evenings. 279 BROADWAY, nr. Chambers st, 125TH STREET, cor. 3d Avenue. UNION SQUARE, 14th St.,nr. B'way. 47 CORTLANDT St.,nr.Greenwich, Bae} DERBY 3S Hoe f REGISTER TO-DAY! If you don’t register you can’t vote! The ©. A. 575 Main Street, President Suspenders are designed for comfort and This illustration shows action of the cord at the ‘which slides easily with every motion. suspender has this give and take action. President Suspenders have the finest quality elastic No other all strain at shoul- ders and buttons— no strain means long wear, Different weights and lengths suitable for all requirements, Makers’ guarantee on every pair— —Satisfaction— New Pair—Money Back. Price 50c. at your dealer, or sent’ pre paid on receipt of price. Edgarton Mfg. Co. Shirley, Mass uu DO need a cleaning nember this C RBONA dare ie do this w:th F : seed Benz ne or Naphtha & At all Grocery, Stores and 1c, 25c, 5( OARBONA PKODLOES CO a <8 Don't Accept a Substitute, CANNOT BURN CANNOT EXPLODE your insurance. REMOVES Drug and Housefurnishing Departments Ye and $1 00—Pu uy tHe larger sizes for economy rot Street. Newark, N. @. Rooms j WE PAY 3 £4 arited *125 FREIGHT PHELLLSEHHS HSS H HHH ve Decorated Lamps Vatve ©5.00, $1.98 ion Draperies, By and Bedding? Solid Oak Chiffon- fer, with 5 drawers: Si0.00, at. 4698 uphol- $ ae Felt Mattress Brussels Coe Parlor Stoves, alue valve value Value $10.00, 86.00, af &, ‘On exhibition at our Salesroo! Write for our NEW BOOKLET containing in- formation re- garding our out- fits mailed free. Our liberal ag credit terms ap~ 4% ply also to Long ist nd, w ti3e Jersey or New a necticut. 3 Rooms 5 Rooms én Complete! Completely ‘I 50% & Furnishe Furnished RESTAURANT fLlonTn f)r.oor, Saipson Co. SATHEAY. 19°70 20 °STREET.F NEW YORK, Selling every Used Piano Clearing out our warerooms One Price—regardless— $115 G Over 200 fine instruments—we guarantee them all, © For some we have been asking as high as $350, € Steinway, Sohmer, Chickering, Kranich & Bach, Pease, Sterling, Wisner and £7 Fourth oor. Weber, Hardman, other fine Uprights © Choose the one that f suits you best at $115 to-morrow. € Also 100 $350 Warren Pianos, new instru- ments, at $182, on terms of $10 down and $1 a week. Phonograpbs, $1 1 famous brand fl a Week be SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Suripson Cr SIX . 19°70.20" STREETS NEW YORK, $19.75 for Tailor Suits good vaiue at $29 far Thint Floor. In fact, it’s only a few very strong commendation of these Women’s Suits at that price. A great tabric purchase helps us to bring the price down. They are unusual values, the kind that we delight to an- nounce hut are able all too seldom. 36-inch: Coats, Directoire model in the popular Novelty striped Chevron; satin lined, with cuffs, collar and patch pockets of self-colored broadcloth, and finished with large covered moulds, in all the new Fall colors. Full gored habit back skirt; at $19.75+ Women’s Coats, $19.75 In a number of distinctly beautiful models—Empire, Directoire and semi- fitted effects—black broadcloth, richly trimmed with braid or satin; also imported mixtures of double- $6.95 Skirts, $4.95 Smartly tailored Panama Skirts, new gored model; in regular and extra sizes. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Dentiseptine Tooth Powder 10c Box STMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Lace Curtains 4% Off irr 2200 pairs Irish Point Curtains, just secured at this liberal discount. Thirty-seven handsome patterns, including plain or scroll centres with effective borders on good nets. $5.00 Curtains. - <r Main Floor. wrth Floor 35 | $9.00 Curtains 85 | $10.00 Curtains $4.50 Couch Covers, $2.45 500 heavy reversible Negus Tapestry Covers in handsome rug 50 Covers at $3.85 $22.50 Portieres, $15 Greatest values in New York. Choice of Gobelin tapestry, verdure tapestry, silk crinkle tapestry and fine satin damask. d Armure Portieres, $3.95 $15,00 Brocaded Damask Portieres, $8.65 Renaissance Lace Curtains, $6.35 A special lot, with fine hand-made lace insertions and edges mounted upon heaviest cable nets, Not a pair worth less than £10; many valued much higher. 186 pair: Renaissance Curtains, $8.90 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Dinner Sets Our October shipment of 50 of these Limoges China Sets just arrived, and again they will go in one 27 Fitth Floor, day. The price and goods speak for themselves. $40 Dinner Sets at *25.00 The china is thin and translucent, the shape is the latest, as illustrated. We control this pattern for this part of the country and always carry it in open stock. Austrian China Sets, $15 102 pe. Sets, besutifully decorated ; soup tureen and sugar and cream composition; $25 value. An open stock pattern £10.95 for €15 German China 100 pe. Sets, handsomely deco- rated with gold, $13.95 for, $20 thin porcelain 100, $12.50 Porcelain Sets, $9.45 Fine poreclain 100 pe Dinner Sets; several pretty, dainty border and spray decorations. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Oil Paintings, °5.98 tar Pourth Floor. Original Oil 112 and 12+ pe. Sets, Paintings received Monday trom London—300 original canvases, landscape and sea- scape subjects; handsomely framed—size 20x26, Framed Pictures, 25¢ Landscape and Figure Kacsimiles in color, framed in 1% gilt or oak, size 10x18, 08¢e for Carbon Photographs, Platinum Prints and Photogravures, framed in quartcred oak. Pastel Paintings—Fruit, Game and Fish subjects, framed in quartered oak, some with gilt ornaments—#1,40 to $12.75, SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. Baby Carriages @ Third Floor. To-morrow we will sell at $14.95 a limited num- ber of samples of reed hooded Go-Carts and English Perambulators very one in first class condition, Values $16.75 to $20 at $14.95 Go-Caris have upholstered body and adjustable back and foot+ rest. English Perambulators have leatherette uph istering and hood and highly polished enamelled bodies, | 63e Roller Skates, 49c faced material ; made to sell for $25. feicrrn {)rioor — Saison ussoit C7 anpson Ci TREE T: NEW This Girl’s Coat, $6.75 An unequalled value ka Third Floor, Extraordinary efforts to pro- duce a startling special for the first week of real Fall weather could not have developed an item of more merit than these Coats. $9.75 is their value Meaning a saving of a third on garments that are right up to the minute in every respect and representative of our best ideas in becoming youthful apparel Girls’ “Coats of Winter weight Chevron and Cheviot ; high collar, double-breasted : To-morrow $6.75. Young Girls’ Coats, $5.95 Dressy Coats tor girls of 6 and 8 years; in new Fall shades, trim- med with silk braid and large ornament; lined and interlined. Misses’ Rain Coats, $9.75 In tan, oxford and dlive; two loose, full models, smartly tailored. flannel lining. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. ” 23¢ Hair Nets, 12¢ Extra large; made of natural hair knotted by hand: any color but gre a7 Notion Dept., Main Floor. Soe ere SIMPSON CRAWFOKD CO. Overcoat Sale 427 Second Floor. ‘ Ts your size in the list below/7P" If it is, you should be inter-[° ested, for we are going to sell) all these Men’s Fall Overcoats and Rain Coats that were $15 to 330 at $11.50 Remember, among the coats are many of the tamous Kuppen- fF heimer make, and a number that are p ailk-lined. It’s an important clearance that no man in need of a light f coat can aiford to overlook. Here ate the sizes—choose at $11.50. These Oyencoxts at $11.50 Size. 34/35 3 139 40 43 ae No. ie $4| 6/27 |26]17 No... 6 These pain Coats at $11.50 Size. 4|85| 36/37/88 3 No.. 22/1412 SIX SON CRAWFORD CO. Groceries Be Annual Harvest Festival and October Sale of Cann real v Goods. Demonstrations, Samples, Souvenirs, Music — and, best ot all, Bargains. These are BAmDles R Royal Stuart Coffee Sugar- Cured Hams Fragrant Teas,| nt Maat con Se Pure Older Vine- war, gal Jug. importation fro na, Turkey; F per gallon Ginger” Ale by Pp row Winker, Heh, | Year Frosh, Ly oad | Ox. Tongues — mM 1d, lvery Soap—Pre known soap (omit 4 bare)