The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1908, Page 6

a erate nsenncn cette ANNE NSN SAE TTORN AE RRA Cs A MRNA THE EVENING WORLD TURADAT, OCTOBER 18, 1908, LTUBSOH 19°70 20 ®STREETI NEW You 3) Years Leaders of Fashion. RESTAURANT ij NEW YORK, 80 A) Yekts 1 eaders of Fashion. Buon of Art in Home Pevevichi ngs Shsuid Y : , see the | ra 4 ROBRED BY THUGS ¥: Be eer teren caine ee Bt Stock of the Lewis F, Perry & Whitney Co. (Yoston) | the man to whom yc & 4% | (dealers in and designers of high-grade Furniture, Oriental and Domestic Rugs) recentiy bought trom the | ght i * #% ¥ Receiver in conjunction with our Boston store. Our share ot the rare tloor coverings and interesting ex mples j Batt ifnring Sel I | er ae ef furniture handicraft of many periods has aroused the admiration of many conno.sscurs, xnd the show.nhz is er Charles Scheer nost | rae: : be -piece Parlor Suit, mahogany finished, carved frames, D& 982 already thinning out. | toa Pulp and Pull Out “upholstered in Verona Velour; value $40, at. 3 Boston's high opinion of the Lewis FE. Perry The Rugs, Carpets and turniture composing i 1s 8 Rooms ; ey & Whitney Co.. has been approved by the ex- |, the stock of this well known rm are iow being { His Teeth. Completely “125 “we i ant “% {) perts of New York, who have inspected the | offered by us at half to one-third iess than tne () j Furnished IG «%. | exhibit on our fourth and fifth floors. original prices. } Battered "ze SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. —_—_—_—SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. -> j Jous!y (2 * ‘ i f Sout 1) Me od ANN a * Oriental Rugs ge porn ricer Furniture Specials | tour OCULISTS A ‘ ak ¢ ; ‘ ry ra 3 eat nba 54 Fast 23rd Street, near Fourth Ave. | oS ze 850 large sive Oriental Rugs, including Turkish, a x i « ; on th 84 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave | 26 Persian and East India Rugs, in exceedingly rich colors, such av soft Not antiques—and not trom the Perry and Whitney aeeant Ge al : pee ae ‘ #2 | shaded reds, ivories, tans and old rose, in sizes from 8x10 up to wats but good cxamples of bandsome, practica: and serviceable este ua Peas te aor SECORLYN ze 10x18. , Odd sizes up to 12x16. modern furniture—every piece priced at the lowest figure ever ‘ h Opposite Absham & State | ya |) $94 for Rugs valued at $145 to $165 quoted on equal values. : oe ay | oy $125 to $142 for Rugs, known as Ghorevans, Muskabads, Saya- $16.50 Dining Tables Ula cr ule eeguile & de lans, Sultanabads, and a number of Turkish Rugs. Estimated at 39.75 AH (told the inle of last night's) en- ‘B value from $175 to $250. Made from thoroughly sea- . Xl ! en Oak Dining Chairs, cane seat, at $1.65 } | 0x12 size, B38 to $ S22 | p enuine i se 5 Feces Sensible School Shoes | UNBURNABLE CLEANING FLUID See eer ee | Toner ae counter, Two eves bruised and swollen, a face lagerated beyond recognition, toothless oward Our NEW BOOKLE) | | A if containing in- Pporopottoorot liberal "ie <redit terms ap- 42. $Smail Orienta Rugs Including Youruks, Kurdistans, Moussouls, S Iky Beloochistans, Royal Kazaks, in bold designs indicative o' the character of the toned oak, golden covor, highly poished, 42 inch top, with deep moulded rim, massive cy ly also to Lon gifins, indicative that teeth had been formation re COnENS “AN stand,” New people who wove them; all nich, effective colors pdt) Doe, Beale esi torn from thélr sockets, and a body garding our out- ‘ aa ( 7 caw feet; six tcet ext b tush sts tev areoien Se oe Rea gar ae page 3 Shievano andl small Beloochistans Peety & Whitney's One abodes, tint testified to the power of prices were gis to: ss ‘ aa¥attant | 3 Rooms Open a | 5 Rooms § $14 tor large Kurdistans, Silk Moussouls, large size Shirvans, ears selecketl quartered Gals brother, though, deat and ne | Completely ; eerie | Completely ES ranging trom 5-3% wide and 5-74 long. Perry & Whitney's ree apogee and Basi) blind, has been working in » Furnished 0 PLM. Furnished Fe prices ranged irom $25 to $30. bent glass ends and 3 polishe Are very not afford to support for we When 8 o'clock | fe didn't show Finnie con: | fable to conve to him. , and tola the reporter, came last night alarmed and oughly 1 of him done hi ings we aue FAs fares 4 hud left the eho Eighth avenile anc street, at’? o'clock, and was carefully picking the street at that unable to make prey for them. ens he think they struck th a tead. pipe over the head rew him on the sidewalk. 10, for which was snatched pulled out his Sturdy feet require stout shoes. The COWARD GOOD SENSE SHOE gives perfect fit, entire ease and long wear. any tendency toward wenk- ness of the ankle or falling arch. For Boys and Girls, all sizes and widths, in button and lace models. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE. JAMES S. COWARD, aa Ss |Jeleans c/ai—because it is the product careful amalgamation of certain ot the properties cause it to evaporate instantly. It removes and absolutely no injurious effects to the material, no matter how sheer. Best of all —it’s safe. : CANNOT BURN | CANNOT EXPLODE For Sale by Druggists, Grocers, House- which dissoi.ve every variety of grease and! 50 tor large Youruks, silky Monssouls and Kurdistans, Perry & Whitney's prices were {rom $35 to =50. 116 Afghanistan or Khiva Bokhara Rugs 878.00 tor Rugs valued at 5 to $125. Bigelow Royal Wilton Carpets #1.9) and yard ‘or Bige! ow'sand Whittall’s best; Perry & Whitney’s prices ©3875 Seamless Royal 4 xminster Rugs SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. “French” China from America, for Americans ta Fifth Floor. for hundreds France, has virtually lived on its fir years manulacturers have sought a deposit of Kaolin simiar to that at IL moges; and at last it has been tound, right o} years Limoges, china iame; for hundreds of the china oak sheives. Golden Oak Buffets, $22.75 Selected quartered ouk, piano polished, with two small drawers and one iong drawer; also two jarge wine closets; brass trimming. $21.00 Oak Extension Tables, $12.75 33.00 Golden Gak Buffet at $2o,, 50 ) Golden Oak Ci 1 ne Leither Couch, 319.15. fb Arm Caair, {oa 7s Oil Baatiags, 35.98 Bh wap ate aut chome. dived mien . : ) We say “French” China becau e Gor Yourtn Freer, fourth st a saoon at Fity- It protects the foot, correct@ | Fthe spot, leaving no odor, no discoloration, Original Oil - Paintings, imported Landscape, Sheep and Cattle subjects, iramed in doube sweep gold burnished rames,; s.Ze 20x20; value 31.00. Ochers at >10 $15.00 imported original Oil Paintings; landscape and marine subjects handsomely ramed im the newest desigas ot gold burnished trames; size 20x32. 89c for framed P.ctures Christy and Wib on drawings, all the popu ar subjects, framed in biack quaitered oak. size 18x Lnot B8 968.274 Greenwich St.,N.Y. | iumishers and Departments. ixene Ho Annevie, in tlie Sinko of SIMESON ORAWEORDICO) rye h Street (Nean Wannex STREET.) Roan, i : : i a. re wrted, the tse att ordersFilled. Send for Catalogue, I 2 50 Q $1.00} | == Groceries—You should not miss our Harvest Fes- write “who, because SSS You c, Cc, Cc » Costs Half Less | tivai—the greatest ue ood show oi the year. interesting demon- i brutes?” | World Wants Work Wonders. | - Id % om We were among the first to take up this deposit of Kaolin and | strations aid ‘empting samples without umber. Music and other at- wouidn InsistonCarbona! | have pieces of fine (hina made from it. Come and see now tractions, besides the special prices, ba Sixth Floor. America surpasses France, and the prices are less than halt—no | | are avee cubnte dg ar-Cured Hams — Royal Stuart Fresh Smoked Ox Tongues— : 9 CARBONA PRODUCTS CO., __ duty tribute to pay. : MEMES Sue fetine ounke cornefad |" Hapected. weet young ‘do this with 3-5 Burnet St, Newark, N. J. } j, First Showing Here BES sion ro I3he 124 iB . é Be ip RMA Rens RI ‘The first New York display of American Bricea-Brac and Fancy pests : | Denzine O} Se eed Sree ME SITOG, the f China will be ready to-morrow, highly artistic hand-painted Sifted Early June Peas—Royal Stuart | Sweet Sugar Cora | N htha sirections| pieces equal to the very finest French China You, as an asi Mil eeseutacis ie teen | INap: American sinillkiseauatineiprendlofithislhinalsalmereres HA cand 81.05; doe. "Onens 4 yee Exposition Prices are ; MAKES $1.75 to 36.50 Piney | MpnY of $oRaat ts | Wanes& Liquors — SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO——=—=————_ | 380 "een Madeira 4 fuaranteed'% » oe A LASTING CURE 4 Linens---Blankets ex sm roo Frult { e 9 Just six specimens of the overflowing va.ues that thriity 25¢ | ight and they do it without drag- ‘There are certain mineral medicines which will remove the external 4 housewives can find in this section to-morrow. eae Milk | “% j ¢ down your shoulders. symptoms of Cont: od Poi 1 shut the disease up in th § 7Uc Hemmed Sheets, 59c 3 ares ae ystem fo: h nu the treatm: the disease will surely 5 sacied Cor Bed Sheets, double bed si: ae if amet Cea erat iad Hebe les ee mouth and throat || pies ENE ou Bee ion nialins aa } s—no matter what position you per-colored spots, 3 3 1 f get into—the “GIVE and TA pees ee ma ent \ $1.10 Bed Spreads, 89c _ | cord action in the back of Pr | weakened the constitution and 3 i 2,000 {ull size white Crochet Spreads, hemmed. Repay Seems | bhecialt pence salen: dent Suspenders overcomes all | the only remedy that can be used with perfect sa: f 25e Tray Cloths, 12¢ pecial, dozen, | full quart ‘Oc strain. Just examine the white on, and with the assurance t vil Hemstitched piain linen with drawn work; worth double. 25e | wanguer (ockiatis—Made circles. nes sade ent ely of peers . $2.25 Comfortables, $1.69 and” araignt mblekey} Morel hana GOOOODIMenIGOREKE ga ac epotiaty pace an powerttil y A 00 wim, serviceavle Com/ortables, full size, extra filling of ees 5.500 bot 85¢ “Presidents” last year. Pretty good pmptom o best grade white sanitary cotton, ener a ene Some of their comfort and w in any way, | $1.25 Fancy Blankets, 69c Rarer, SiMnre Macdueline Java Toc. grade ‘baie tees! eee | lity, isn't it? Better | but drives it enti lightest trace 1,000 lancy colored Blanket Robes, suitable for Bath Robes, Aene'imoney ‘can buy, a tbet" fany quantity ur toto foes eg Hiern Senta for (utare outbre reatinent book ¥ informatior Couch ‘I hrows, ete., 60x80 inches, in“aecorated canister special, per Waves : “49e Aes jand any medica vice desired sent free to all who write O Wooi Blankets, $3.75 pair Bugar—20 Ibs if! femeyer & Bider's Gola Rat" ‘hat u ‘Twine | THE SWIPT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Gé $8: yl 50 paits gocd, wacm, heavy white'wool Blankets, double bed | Lie Ny mii oh le Be | AT Mat Thine,“ Be "se | | , i or cortees ates» BOC | pige) for weston. nanan = saci size, pink or blue borders —_— e- 5 IMPSON CRAWFORD CO—BARGAIN BASEMENT. ‘ ISFACTI Sy 16, Co. |) BARGAIN BASEMENT :—A_ stupendous purchase enables ¢ 50c, at your dealer's or SIXDAY. 19°70 20° S TREE TANEW YORK, us to offer Boys’ Clothing at pasltienly the most ent prepaid on receipt of price. (4) | $0 Years Leaders of Fashion, sensationally low prices ever quote THE C. A. EDGARTON Mi It Pi $ This is indeed the greatest purchase trom a low The Western Manutacturing Company, Makers of 4 for 215 price standpoint we have ever made, and we are going to sell on Boys’ and Children’s Novelty Suits and Overcoats, were declared MFG, COMPANY 4 So ton Flano’er a Erevan Bao ewe ghee" "want to fen © fara besape,, We torched fom the Keser thei sie sacha i Pd . 4 resrion you'll never forget. ‘less than 33% cents on the dollar, 575 Main St., Shirley, Mass, is the exceptional ofler ah ( 9 imp rie i 5 Ss to those who join our Milton 1,000 Boys’ *2 Suits GB BASEMENT. 1,000 Boys’ *3 Suits, aetna Piano Club this week. { and Overcoats, 98e wae Reelers and $7 AS bape fhe beautiful “Milton,” your choice tor me Overcoats ° | made by The M|ton Piano con at the hig, bare Suits tor large boys, 7 to , ew Y rn Suits he big boys, an } iI peter perp ieee oe pea Md ie te ane 6; Russians tor the little fi i ent cluss than those ordinarily ages f i i. Sct aeenaey fellows, 8 to 8, L ] «l Jon th c vb Ma tel ign’ oO fi avery er Reefers, large, new double- 7 Ito. anos to d e J : ‘ br ‘nt iran tm mare || vai 1 # de ARR & breasted styles, 2 vents in 27,00 homes, and their merit double the price. back; ages 4 to 12, hu .on st,, Cor, Glm Piace, b'k.ya is unquestionable, which mukes cur present offer the more The Russian Ovyercoats, Overcoats in Russians, - remarkabie. : " The Spe Kocl It pays to buy a good Piano like the Milton Y ages 27 to 8, of equal h natty, ages 2% tos, ‘The pec ial yc slogiig bones aie } vn Td Reser mae fb valne None sent on ap- if || fabrics and styles in the = AN T.; ent muller; double repeating action; respousive touch, y proval and no ©, O, D, i \ above must be seen to be i $5.00 Trimmed Hat iF oor erat Mu cnorcniated a \\ ‘ ! 4 U 4 is SCAT ASE Pe oe non se Down and — 1 a Week AI unt Knee Pants, 25¢ ' Boys’ Gaps, i4e any clever models in he leading shapes and shies, h ’ Aer saitscs ag une ite, r tee ers manna etd the non Bane 1,000 Boys’ *4.50 Suits, Overcoats and 7 98 ” 1s that would ordinarily cost from $10 to $15, ( term» that make it possible tor any one to take advan- [IDE ne cedrpe netlyernrn ane keeters, while they last,at . . . » Our stock throughout the store was never m complete { © A ~ { All wool heavy weight Blue | All wool and worsted new, Genuine Astrkhan double- Boys’ heavy we a Over: | Genuine heavy Frieze Reef snathigouss nana eta." 1 A8350 Milton Piano for #215 Vf jeocsuiecrrteum | glares, me eats | at a Cn | Ona Su et aa = eran WHORD CO.