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

RINS INSIREET ga 10 “L" STATION 329 SHOES cor wen AND SELLS SHOES THAN ANY OTHER k \ tributed in a mea her $ are worn by & bec cera \° 1 in all walks of Pneumonia Patient En PTE Of, Wetnanany other make is because I give the wearer the benefit of the most complete organization of skilled shoemakers in this country, who receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry and qwhose -workmanship cannot be ex- celled. The selection of the leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe Nurse—Taken to Hospital DR BREEN and May Not Recover. | L pe | DISCOVERER OF NERVURA Gives advice FREE TO ALL at his office, 9 West 14th St., New York Gity, The sight of a man, clad only tn pa- | ‘Jamas, running through the streets of | Brooklyn tn the bitter cold wind early | to-day, attracted a large crowd of men | and women, They followed the fleeing figure till {t ran up the stairway lead- | tng to the elevated station at Lexing- | ton and Sumner avenues and rushed |} Women. = a ne and every detail of the onto the platform. Dr. Green | making is looked after by Several people were walting to take @ train and many of the women were badly frightened, as the scantily clad man, shouting at the top of his voice, Yan up and down the platform. A num- ber of men finally collected their wits | and the mantac was overpowerod and! taken into a waiting-room till an am-! bulance from the Kings County Hos- | pital arrived. | Just as Dr. Sammis was driving off | with the pajama clad patient a woman ran up and exclaimed that her husband, | Frank Donaher, a bookkeeper, had es- caped fron home at No. 6!5 Putna: avenue, while delirious from pneumon Both she and the nurse were out of the room when her husband ran away, she | wuld. specially trained experts in every department. If I could take you into my large factories at Brock- | ton, Mass., and show you REET, mea |= vChow fully W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes de, Ri HYAMS: weulal then understand Why they hold 2, ae: oe Zo Saini adian died their shape, fit better, wear longer, and Uprrvofas ; VE UEGR STARE ah are of greater valuethan any other make. MON & SATIEV ES! | W.L. DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGE SHOE anno} al ai 5 FURNITURE Say, OMS THE SAME AS MY MEN'S SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS MONTE f : | Gall in person o; write ireely and in full } | Gon idence ty ur. Greeno. Vy ELE FOR $1.75 AND $2.00. which protecte t THEM ta the wesrer against TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. W. 1. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass V uton'pricer: Bast Color Eyelets waed vel | a | W. L, DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: | “If he's a pneumonia patient this is ONANY| ON J eee Ge aniRabe SIsCaEIES Bete Bilt lay i 433 Broadway, cor. Howard. |356 Sixth Ave., cor. 22d St. whose teeth were chattering. OF /BILL 755 Broadway, cor. 8th St. BROOKLYN, N.Y. (eeerrsaegioemies nat eae Gere| to | 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St-!708.710 Broadway. ecole ba Herne ihe area f | 1349 Broadway, cor. 36th St. e 5 Burbend! The amb anes a seon tried 00/5099) 1447-1449 Broadway. | 1367 Broadway, cor.Gates Av. 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl. 478 Fifth Avenue. JERSEY CITY — 18 Newark Avenue. NEWARK-——785 Broad St. 2202 Third Ave., cor. 120th. $84 Third Ave., near 59th St. 2779 Third Avenue. 250 West 125th Street. 345 Eighth Avenue. ' 95 Nassau Street. was said that Donaher's exposure was Mkely to result fatally. SS SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. , FURNISHED" 119 ON.EXHIBITION = THIRD FLOOR: AGAIN RI Opensa New Drug Store THIS TIME At Sixth Ave. and 42d Just Below the Hippodrome and St. On the Same Side of the Street TheNew 2 --s— Open Riker Fa Saturday, Nov. 7th, Drug Store, Sixth Ave. 1908 Free on the With every purchase of 25c or more A ase ( we will give a bottle of the most exquisite Sachet Powder | in the market—Riker’s Charmona—a new, popular and lasting odor. FREE 1,000 boxes of Belle Mead Sweets “fast, we will give a box of the famous Belle Mead Sweets Candies interesting to smokers, Every purchaser at our cigar counter HE Riker Drug Stores will, on Saturday, Nov. 7, 1908, add still another link to their chain by opening a new | fore on the busy comer at Sixth Avenue and 42d Street. This gives the purchasing public who frequent, this vicinity an opportunity of obtaining Drug Store Goods of the acknowledged Riker High Quality at the une | : loned Riker Low Prices, 42 Cent Sale at the New Riker 49d St. Store aa: Tolidafua prleey are Tor a Reg. Kiker. LE A | given away to purchasers. From 10 A. M., while they | with each purchase of 25c or more. on the opening day will receive a handy vest pocket \Phe following i ~ ‘Sale only Sul F y) Soakes eTii Giycerite 8 | B boxes fron-ox Tablets ‘bottles 8 box a fern Legitimate Progress and Conservative Enterprise ar sen e the main rea: Legitimate Pro growth of the Riker Drug Business. 18 Stores in New York, Brooklyn and Bostcn 6 cakes clan's and Bur- , ests rey Vk A nine Pills nal (Male), plain & lubes Berset (Ve ated, plain 1 box Amolia Powder, 1 bi Charis! Flesh Food... s in Tublog AG a Drug Departm nt Patent Medicines Hosp Totlet Articles of Drage tn the | 118 . -| All reliable Patent Medicines at the | and § 1 highest grade of Toilet Snecta feandouslite aimere hich "Yt fikeressonable | prices always @ little | this line, bot ing ® variety pot fou * Confgetionery Belle Mead Sweets and other popular] Cigarettes us Black and white Candies. Riker's IMeal Chocola’ Riker's Gold Seal. the ¥: finest, 1b. 7ie Opening Sale, vr ocpenina See, RIKER’S DRUG STORES © are New {lonal Clear Sta National Reonds, THE EVENING WORLD, #hiDAy, NOVEMBER 6, 1908. Souvenirs | << gi a 64 SIVTHPFAV., IIA ® STREET. NEW YORK. 30 Years Geaders of ashion Misses’ Directcire Suits Which WeConsider the Best We-Have Ever Sold at 519.75 2.0 NLY those who know the reputation of our Misses’ Scetion appreciate the full meaning of this statement, And these will bear out our claim that Simpson Crawford Co.’s “Best”? means New York’s best. As a special f to examine the cask all who are interested You may be sure that we know wheresf we 5 Suits to-morrow with speak when we say that an equal amount of minute care with a view to fair comparison style and quality is not available angwhere, with Suits offered elsewhere at the same price. New York or elsewhere, at less than #20.75. Misses’ Distingue Directoire Suits, of Chevron Cloth, exquisite- ly tailored; in an attractive 40-inch hipless model coat with high collar of velvet and silk tie. Full flare skirt, per- $19 75 fectly cut. A remarkable value at . Misses’ Broadcloth Coats, $18.75 In black, navy and smoke, made in a dressy 50-inch model with high velvet collar and_ tie; interlined and lined throughout with guaran- teed satin. Valne $24.75. Misses’ Broadcloth Suits, $29.75 ‘A copy of one oi the latest foreign models in Of cheviot and ta fitted coat with | y suiting; a 86-inch, semi-! patch pockets and mili-, Girls’ Dressy Coats, $14.75 tary collar and tics sizes 14 and 16 years. Made in an attrac! Misses’ Suits t $14.75 ¢ Empire model, inlaid collar F of velvet with tie and tr with large Of fianey pro ne suitings in several | braid ornaments; sizes 6 to 14 years. strictly tailored models, [ies acenaia e Junior Suits at $12.75 |Girls’ School Coats, $7.50 Of striped and fancy serge, made in a youthful | Made of execlient quality cheviot. lined semi-fitted model with full pleated skirt; sizes throughout with flannel sh military collar of 12, 14 and 16 years. velvet; sizes 6 to 14 years. Misses’ Storm Coats, Special at $10 nd taffeta, in a full citeular model with y iT orrow, $10. of moire any ly useful Coat value, at any time, These dressy but rainproof and gener military collar. Recognized as $16. “Women’s Smart Coats---Special at 15.00 : Shown in a number of stunning models, in fine lustrous Broadcloth, Cheviot and Kersey Cloth in navy, green, | taupe, wine, brown and black, beautifully trimmed with satin’ or braid; sizes 34 to 44. A splendid coat for $15.00. SL cee ener Handsome ‘Embroidered Net Waists at *7.50 £7 Second Floor. paper illus- t Long Kid Gloves Annual Sale Prices &4F Main Floor. 16 button Jength, $2.25 nc He selling price 12 button length, $1.85 It’s impossible to correctly portray in a new ation the beauty of these particularly charming Wa They are trimmed beautifully with Venise lace and of all-over | | Importer’s esale selling price figured net. on these is $24.00 dozen, | pretty lace medallions: with long shirred sleeves and silk lined. The 8 button length, $1.50 | real value—if you can pat a value on “ charm "is $8.75. mporter’s wholesale selling price : : . Gaiilereuuiss OU Nccotate cae Figured Net Tailored Hand-Embroidered | Waists, $2.75 This is particularly cheap Waists, $3.45 Figured Net Waists in cream) | color, tailored model, trimmed! when you consider the handsome | with cluster tucks, long sleeves; | hand embroidery and the sheer- | silk lined. ness of the batiste. | | | 2 Clasp Overseam Gloves, $1.15 Importer’s ale selling price on these is $13.50 dozen, 2 Clasp Pique Gloves, $1.35 Importer’s wholesale selling price on these is $16.50 dozen, Men's $2 Gloves, $1.35 Importer’s wholesale selling price on these is $18.00 dozen, | Misses’ Sweaters, $2.48 Women's Sweaters,$3.45 This is a splendid double- breasted garment, well made, properly fashioned; would easily Double-breasted, made from| fine yarn, fancy weave, front pockets, large pearl buttons, in| } white, Oxford and cardinal. |! bring $4.50. Women's Golf Vests at $1.00, $1.25, $1.75 and up. ee SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO.— ——— a Children’s Coats, $4.95 | Women’s Fur-lined Coats Children’s Bonnets, $35 Values at $22.50 $2.25 4a Third Floor, AF Second Floor, Picture the little miss in this smart out- fit as illustrated. Surely you could not wish for anything prettier and they're specially priced for to-morrow. Thess ae really handsome couts—as fne as nine out of ten people wish to wear. Full, roomy coats of Broadeloth 50 inches long, German Squirrel lined; large shaw! collar of Natural or Sable Squirrel or Persian—special $22.50. 50-inch Moire Pony Coats, $42.50 i Skinner satin lined; large shawl collar. Value is 875,00. $45.00 for 36 inch Caracul Coats Skinner lined. | 50-inch Caracul Coats, $65.00 Of fine selected skins, large shaw! collar; Skinner satin lined. $215 Hudson Seal Coats, $150 for Genuine Bl.ck Russian Lynx Sets. for Baumarten Fox Rug Muffs, with heads. for B: unarten Scarf to match, Coats as represented, in red, navy, Alice blue and tan, Collar and cuffs trimmied with silk braid and panne velvet, front and back plaited and finished with fancy buttons and pockets; sizes 2 to 5 years. cae a a ee ee Bonnet as represented, a draped model in felt, Colors are navy, red, brown and blue, trimmed with satin ribbon, faced with chiffon | ruche, silk lined and ribbon strings. Sizes to | 5 years. for Natural or Children’s Drawer Leggings, 85c | p Squirrel Sets. a ( The usual $1 kind in whites all wool, closely | for Persian Ps woven; open or closed feet; sizes to 4 years. | .00 For Suits and Overcoats Made as *16 Your Tailor Would Make Them EVER mind why. Lots of out-of-the ordinary things are happening now. W weather in October played hob with the manufacturers, and many W inter stocks are offered at price concessions that ina normal season would not come before Spring. We've picked from the choicest of these overstocks, and the clothes are here for you to-mor- stylish Clothes tailored as well as clothes could possibly be tailored to the —tee vm row—smart, snappy, special order of the most particular man : Men's Winter Suits of the very finest of worsteds in greens, olives, tans, browns, oxfords and black, six new models, showing all the latest style Regular 820 and $22.50 Suits at 816, features in extreme and conservative effects, The latest novelty—Men's ‘‘Protector” Overcoats. They havea military collar that is very smart and ‘great’? in stormy $ 00) { eatin vet they are perfectly au fait ona bright, clear day. Fabrics are 16 y the new cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres in. stylish gray, brown, tan and ‘ | ts. Collars fit perfeetly; broad, shapely shoulders, Regularly #25, |, —————————__=-=— green citi Men's Winter Cvercoats in the regular staple Chesterfield style. New arrivals in very handsome, taney cloths and conservative plain fabrics, Some are half lined with silk Pvery size and a style to suit every man at 316, ee ane career $30 Kuppenheimer Overcoats at $19.75! Here's Just one at tro one, two and three of a kind; every nd the fabrics are imported, among them the hand- 187 samples; t chest your chance! w Exira Black Worsted Tuxedo Suits, $1 "Men's Pleated Shirts Special at “1.10 | nad somest ghade Men's #25 Men's Hose Special at 25¢ These p'erted bosom shirts were u) cashmere © and Wy plit soles their perfect fit and quality Men heavy, hand-sean cotton hose (imported), hal! ho s It Several br upervi n, peak with a mice There Tare al and, every wey me lack ar ange of pattern uperior to shirts regularly sold at %1.10 Men's Underwear at ‘1 *1,50 Neckwear at 65¢ ib rs in More of that Neckwear told of list week, mad with pearl buttons fine quality iniported silks in the dat $1.00 ‘ You cannot match at 65e any where - SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. egg sete etn > weal ~<ep— | ~ oe ee popular olded