The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1908, Page 8

—— ——— TO —— “SPANKING, cOMES IIE K OCH & HONE A BRDE j Magistrate in Night Court Is Peacemaker and Banker itt " Witnesses Wedding. Co. | { i Sale of Umbrellas Fine tt Mauardo De Hetl!s, a prosperous erocer ||. i [pt No. 268 West One Hundred and Forty- | $2.50 to $4.00 j ‘third street, and Luigi Jarucct, who | Values. ‘ i 9 runs a rival grocery at No. 272, are @x- pected to join forces to-day, now that | Tarucet has won the hand and heart of De Bellis's pretty daughter Rose, and ft is more than likely there will be one | big grocery under the names of both. | De Bellis had a monoply in the grocery trade in his neighborhood until a few weeks ago, when Jaruccl, a handsome chap of twenty-one, opened up. De Bel- js was bitter against his rival from | Manufacturer About to Move into New Factory Closes Out His Entire Stock on Hand to Us at Big Sacrifice, His reply to our offer for every Umbrella he had tells the story in a few words: “In consideration of the fact that we are about to move into our factory, in Brooklyn, we accept your offer for our entire stock mbrellis on hand rather than move it, Ths price is $0 low, SAVA PEL, LIL abeeaTNh GAWOHNGHOFS ao) OH could not for a momtent think of eutertiining 4t were it not {oF } 2 aboy 3 j . Ho “ MANUFACTURERS OF UMBRELLAS, { Rose fs only sixteon, and on Sunday De | Mgeb BESaHG LG, Mae PEPE? ! Bellis chastised her in the old-fashioned | CELIA TN ABA) AA ee) way. He used his slipper and the back Every UMBRELLA is of reliable quality, best “Majestic” brand. Made of rainproof taffeta, tape edge, on paragon frames, with steel rods and auto runners; 7 ribs. Fitted with silk case and heavy mili- tary tassels. of a brush, and Rose's feelings were ert. Her dignity was trampled on, too. | ‘ Mother Favored Match. ib | Then, to De Bellis's astonishment, he i ifearned that his own good wife, the | mother of Rose, favored the marriage | pf the girl to Jarucci. | “He's prosperous,” the wife argued, | “and he 1s good, too, Then he {s up to } |@ate in his way of doing business.” | # | This was too much for De Bells. He ¥ jsought out Rose to give her more pun- | i ‘shment and found she had fled. Rose | had gone to the home of her sweetheart | and Sunday night was hidden by Jaruc- sfi's boarding-house keeper. Jarucct lgame down town yesterday. He bought | | diamond ring and also got a marriage Biganae Then he went back to claim} 8 hjs sweetheart and make her his bride, He was too late. De Bellis had sought | and found his daughter, had her arrest- | ed and last )night she was in the Night | Court, arraigned before Magistrate Bar- | low. ing beside the Magistrate was | J. 8. Bache, the banker of No. 42 Broad- | 26-inch Sises for Women—26-inch for Men. The range of handles, for both men and women, {s wmusually compre- hensive, embracing scores of handsome new models in both od and unique metal and h designs. One dainty model is a Directoire, with long handle and mission silver trimme Others 1: rat rolle di, Dresden, Tula Those who make early selection will find a remarkable j Women’s $5 Tailored Hats, 3.45 FINE FELT SATIN AND SILK BRAID HATS—An exceptionally attractive col- lection; all the newest models, effectively trimmed with velvet, pheas- a ant breasts, wings and novelty feathers; regularly $5; Wednesday... 3.45 59c and 79c High Grade Dress Goods, 39c $4-INCH STRIPED SERGE, in blue, brown and gr: friend. a Mr. icubn, Both || NCH WOOL MIXED SUITINGS.......... | Value orrigible,” insisted De Bel- |{ 44-INCH ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, in light and dark colorings | 59c to 79¢ ants to marry and she ts |] ALL-WOOL VENETIAN CLOTH, all cc ; CHIFFON STRIPED PANAMAS, blue and w lack a r per yd. | her mother?” asked the | |] white, brown and whi FANCY DIAGONAL CHEVR( and black ....eee+eee+ 3 Consents to Wedding. | Gradually the story came out and then | the magistrate made peace between the | father and daughter. De Bellis hurried | from court telephoned for his wife | | S; lue, brown isses’ and High- Small Women’s $30 Gin Tailored Suits, 19.50 Influenced by the weather conditions, the manufac- turer in question quickly closed out the entire lot to Late Delibery us TI for Wednesday oe Offered at Less Than every it goes on sale— in y sacrifice—and the big- Original Cost. at a e bis a a gest opportunity of the x | year is yours. - The models are the newest. The cut shows one ina /// semi-fitted effect, handsomely trimmed with braid, lined with a superior quality of S| Gf me to the court at once,” he or- | der them both | Jarucei and Mrs. De Bellis arrived to- | gether, and then there was @ wedding | w ay you kiss your bride?” the | asked the blushing Jarucci, A Gancelled Order On Account of i party walked from med happ: Skirts in the gra flare work ship is th e choice imported WORSTEDS pes and novelty mixtures. green and new blue. $ From 8 A. M. Till 12 Noon. Desirable merchandise at or n C ning hours. No ’phone, mail or C. O. D, orders. Sheeis and Pillow Caszs at Cost Ease That Pain in the swollen, sensitive joint ng the COWARD SHOE, Built on nous Coward Bunion | 8 shoe immediately relieves all pressure and chating, and gives real, every- day bunion comfort. i in order to create busy m¢ Quantities restricted. $1.00 Alarm Clocks, 69c andard nm, NICKEL ALARM CLOCKS a ‘perfect 69c value $1 (Main time- ach nn oor.) 29c Taffeta Ribbon. 16c LITY LUSTROUS 1 ‘yin | For Men and Women large quality; SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. NEAR WAUREN STREE «Main Floor.) (second Fly Men's 29c Socks, 17¢ PED WAL HOSE $1.50 Wilton Rug 1 t feet, ¢ nd tor Catalogue, (PU Flory (Main Floor.) Guaranteed Liquor Cure “ 50c Holland Shades, 25c Women’s 50c Gloves, 25c ™ an ® 1 ed A i BD GLOVES: 25¢ 25¢ (Fourth Flare) oon) $2.75 Women's Waists, 1.79 Toilet Articles Be‘ow Cost M 5 VAL fine a vi (2 POW DER OF 10c bP ent 22c (Main Bloor) Wednesday Morning Sales. 1 | 1.79 r, (eevand save) 75c to $1.50 Bead Bags, 49c if nai 8 29c Papeterie, 21c v1 2.59 |! «© CO. PAPETERIB (Third Floor.) n $3.00 Boots, 1,89 a to 34 Women's 1 Fivor,) 8: Amesse’g Gingham, 6c 1.59 , dq (Third Mloor) (>econd BL bad 125th St. West, Between Lenox & Seventh Aves, Sampson Craujord Co, SIXTHEAY.. 19°70 20 °STREETI NEW YORK. 30 Years Leaders of Fashion Hand-Made Lace Curtains Every Pair at Positively Half Regular Prices. ear Fourth Floor, The point to be remembered about this remark- able sale is that these are fine, elegant, hand-made Lace Curtains, representing days of skilled labor, offered at less than is asked tor curtains made by '§ machinery in a few minutes’ time. The values are extraordinary 0 and possible only because of the uncommon circumstances attendant upon the purchase of the Lace frames and the Net for these Curtains. There is no probability of such circumstances and such values occurring again. § Finest French Cable Nets showing beautiful deep lace edges—or pretty insertions with effective corners—all hand ncedlework—every pair at half price. Hand Made Lace Curtains at $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.90, $6.90 pair SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. This Handsome Oak Buffet, $36.75 &F Fitth Floor, An exceptionally fine piece of Furniture, made as jllustrated, from selected quartered oak, piano polished; size of top is 54x23; fitted with a large French bevel plate mirror 14x 44. Three small top drawers; one is lined for silver, and one long linen drawer; also two wine closets and two small centre drawers with lacquered brass trimming. Guaranteed con- struction. Regular value is $44.25. $20.00 Golden Oak China Closet at $14.75 $21.00 Golden oak Extension Table, at $12.75. $2.50 Golden oak cane Dining Chair, at $1.65. $4.25 Weathered oak Mission Rockers, $3.25. 88.50 Box or Wardrobe Couch, $6.75. —————SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. seat Royal Velvet Carpet, $1:15 ta Fourth Floor. In immense assortments of beautiful two-toned reds and green and Oriental effects, especially desir- able for hotels, as well as homes; regular price $1.35 to $1.50 yard; sale price of $1.15 includes laying. Tapestry Carpets, 69c yard Extra heavy quality, suitable for halls and stairs, ranging in lengths from eight to twelve yards; regular price 95c to $1.10. 9x12 Smyrna Rugs, $17.45 All wool and reversible; extra heavy quality, valued at $24.00. Size 7.6x10.6, valued at $18.00, sale price.. Size 6x9, valued at $14.00, sale price.........050005 87.45 9x12 Axminster Rugs, $21.85 Royal Imperial Axminster Rugs, in bold Oriental designs and Valued at $27.50. colorings. Size 8.3x10.6, valued at $24.75, sale price..... 6x9, valued at $18.00, sale price... 3, valued at $9.00, sale pri 85c Linoleum (laid), 39c in hard wood | Fifty cases of Extra Heavy Cork Linoleum, floor and tile effects, valued at 85c per yard, complete on your floor, for this day only, 89c per yard. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. New Ruching Topped Collar Foundation, 10c £27 Main Floor—Notlons, Convenient and stylish—answering every requirement of fashion; collar form and ruching combined; costs 18¢ to 25c elsewhere. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Groceries, Wines and Liquors Tel. Chelsea 2100, &@ Sixth Floor, New M xed Nuts; 7 varieti the best imported; special for this sale, 5% Ibs., $1; 1 Ib 19c New Prunes, Santa Clara Val- ley; sun-cured, large, glossy fruit; sold regularly” at ° Ibs., 59e; per |b... Star Hams, the pride of Armour & Co.; away below the whole cost; special, per Ib Evaporated Peaches, 1 fruit; special for this sal 1.15; per Ib,..-2+++++° Flour — Royal $1 f qual Faney Car cane, ee es al DAnner Coflee-A blend we are ver Ibe, , SBE Ing and Ben aket ss Ue tuley fruit; sold special, wack Corn Starch Males per Yellow or White Corn Meal Co Nout etth—Fin voden All ou Wt us, heavy fruit; sold sieclsl, down, 506 » Bueet Winer—Port. sherry y or Sweet Catawba; id; regular price, — gy ch’ Whiskey — Elaewhere aches Camero' bd at $i.25 p anteed 6 years old 82400; large special, 4 Sherry, Ma okay) Kuaran ar price, 40 28c 1. per Cake—8 lave Recleaned at 17 Seeded Kaisha We A 5, | Montleello Rye Whiske: 12c¢| xa), 83.00; ruil Be EP aoc A "90e Holled white ot ¢ | Moun > Bite flakes 45c wundy, Zinfaudel Clases ar ee ees: oom Daw york fiaie Band] Fusrentesd vs veers. 38h sold regu eases 12TH mae’ ig) Eairat 42-16) Slanah set a SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. @ Toilet Goods Specials Tomorrow: Packer’s Tar Soup; regularly 25c; special for Wednesday .. . . 12c Cosmos Buttermilk Soap; regularly 10c; special for Wednesday . . . . . - 5c Values, $3.95 to $5.00 Four of the styles are shown above. They are as new as new can be—fresh from the maker, perfect and clean. They are all net waists—black, white and ecru—artistically trimmed with lace insertion and embroidery. All sizes. There is not one thing about the offer to weigh against the saving in price. The $1 to $2 you save is a clean, straight, net saving. A small lot—only 500 waists in all—but what they lack in numbers they make up in value, for our regular prices on them would be from $3.95 to $5.00 and we offer yeu ahowee of the lot at . 9 0 : : $2.95 A Charming Suit in Fancy Broadcloth for Misses and Small Women The style depicted here is made up in fancy broad- cloth—or, if you prefer, in a pretty worsted mixture. The coat is a 36-inch semi-fitted, single-breasted effect; finished with satin inlaid collar and cuffs and Directoire pockets; lined with a superior grade of lustrous satin; the tailoring is infinitely better than you'll find in suits selling tor this price in any other store. A very ified in ing $20.00; exceptionally $15. 00 cheap at Junior Suits: in a dressy 3-piece model; of fancy cheviots and worsteds; a choice of two clever and becoming models; Coats are double-breasted with collars and cuffs of velvet and fancy guimpes. The little jumpers are fashioned and trimmed in the most youthful manner ; skirts are plaited, Would be good value at $20.00. Our special price $15. 00 Men’s $1 and $1.50 Negligee Shirts at 85c A group of well made, good fitting Shirts, with plain or plaited bosoms; cuffs at- tached or detached; in the coat and regular models; regular $1 and $1.50 grades; 85c all sizes; at. 0 35c jaunty suit, for which we would be just- Men’s Four-in-Hand Ties; cut from imported silks, made usually into 75c and $1 Ties—to be had in stripes, figures and plaids in new designs; special ars jain Floor Fine Oriental Rugs and Carpets Embracing sélect pieces of Kermanshahs, Sarouks, Mesheds, Mahals, Kurdistan, Sarapies and Ghorravans, in exquisite color-tones and exceptionally choice patterns. As fine a col- lection of Oriental gems as we have ever offered underprice. Connoisseurs, art lovers and rug enthusiasts will find this a rare opportunity to buy artistic and unique specimens at prices very rarely quoted, Royal Kermanshah Rugs; Size 13 OXI Vac S490, at 9540, Size 13,5x9 2; value $500; ar $350 size 14.6x10, value $575; et $400 size 15 7x11; value $700; at $485 Ghorravan Rugs; size 12x95; value $200; at $145 size 11 6x8 8; jue $175; ot $145 Amritsa Indian Rugs; oussouls; silky pieces; many $ize 6.0x0.1, value $1900, et $15.50 — anuq: t colorings; size avere sixe 9x6; value $55 00. at $45.00 faze about. 3 2x7, values $17.50 and size 7.9x5.6; value $75; at $52 50 $25.00; at size 11.7x8.2; value $125; at $95 00 Kazak Rugs; an extra choice lot f $12.50 and $17.50 ebot 50 pirces; suitab'e for hall, Karabaughs and Kazadjkes; tmall libraries, dens, etc ; grail libraries. dens, etc; sizes up 10 bout 60 rugs 10 select trom, in size 11x96; valu: $ at $145 choice designs and color- size 12x109; value $225; at $185 $20.00 and $25.00 ‘npr; 3x4; value $12.50; at $8.50 Third Floor Women’s $4 Shoes, $1.00 FOR THOSE WHO CAN WEAR AA WIDTH. These were originally among our $4 shoes, In the process of readjustment of our shoe stock they come up for quick disposition, and, being of such narrow width, we will mark them a dollar a pair. If you can wear AA width in any size, this will be as rich a wind-fall for you as you are likely to see in years, for the shoes are especially good $4 grades. Patent leather, lace and button shoes; blagk Russia calt- skin, lace and button shoes; narrow toes, Cuban heels, short vamps. WE ARE SHOWING TO-MORROW OUR NEW is LINE OF SHOES AT $5 WHICH WE PRESENT Hemstitched Cloths; 8.4x8.10 bleached all-linen AS THE BEST AND HANDSOMEST TO BE mar Ghe conn vale tOUND IN NEW Y_-RK AT THAT PRICE Sanh, BuWalu $178 2 $108 argo $8 and $9 Shoes at $5 a Pair. — Doylies: Hemsuched and Teneritls; 6.in doy- $4 to §6 All-Linen Table Cloths, $3.95 AND OTHER SPECIAL OFFERS OF STAPLE AND FANCY LINENS Pattern Table Cloths; fine all-linen cloths, in Galnty designs; 02d sizes, Values $475 to $6.00; at Ree ane, ee OO Crash Toweling; all-linen Barnsley weave; Inu spec ally serviceable quality; value lOcjat, yard, ZC Table Linen; all-bleached, all-linen Irish and silver Bleached all inen Austrian camask; value $1.25 ; OSE 10 $1.50 yerd; at, yard, =. Size, ase brok'n, but chcomng as still gosd. Patent Heel Very neat and dainty, vulue 10c; at, each, 5c leather nd sue 'v combinat ons, in g ay. tan a d purr! - 2 ‘op; importe: patent leather with dull kd tops tu Napkins ; in, heavy alllnen Scoch $1.49 Russia calfskin, lace ont bouton All were Taokins, vaiue $1.95; at, dozen, . . ’ $5.00 holce now at formerly $8 or $9 9 Ma n Fioor Greenhut and Company, 6th Ave,, 18th to 19th St. eas