The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1908, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1908, : . d Hats SOC CONS PA nae viOw. | reer emer at me See Our Trinaiii 6th we nih isth Si. Third Floor Salesroom, 1.00 A. M. to 12 M—JT trot- Sale peven hu over four mucoos thor horses then seleo! wi —_— >— be owed to com, 3,006 "7° Sform Boots For Men and Boys Like lilustration e of heavy blick Calfskin, with triple soles to heel, Visco- lized. Si buckles and lacings; full bellows tongues: workman- ship the best: will last for years, Re and $3.50 a pair. $4.95 Special at : Boys sizes, 12 to 135; 1to 5% } night, Beautiful Matrons in Gorgeous |}... ,, 0) P; MC RMCRSS tea tn Gowns Share Interest With Equine Exhibits. not so much upon or the glasses furn tAN qu , ed AS_ UPON Friday sE OF THE CUSTOMER! fi OS prosperous h asses that a more plainly dressed person 3—or per GOSPEL es for glasses are absolutely the same poor—young or old—whether you You must see the or the country—at all times and at all and attractive hats that t : A Reisen ose Two thousa | Fe ay cane a the ital copies of foreign models that sell for | _ GUARANTEE OF PROTECTION to you $15 Willow | Our OCULISTS — REGISTERED PHYSI- CIANS—examine the interior of eact etully, Plumes for | painstakingly, using the mos ments known to science. spared to make HARRIS Gl —and they cost—if you need them—s1 it more. Saturday PONIES HAVE A DAY. | * the newest ast is that for Many Women Among the hibitors in the Ring—Polo Rider Gets a Fall. Aciual value $2 It's like old times at the Ho: Bociety is railyt h enthusia lf goat fom i Pane GREai SALE UF sn ES ea ag SHOES | | was out in force it will be to-n T° ‘Wo-day is the | 54 East 23rd Street, near Fourth Ave. 18 inches long; All doubts of y . 54 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave. | | Black, White and 32 colors dispelled. y were not c 442 Columbus Avenue, 8/st and 82d Sis, Monday , but waited for 1 ° . 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. Every Aue knotted by hand. as the at would decide the suc- OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. The greatest bargain you ever saw or heard ess of the & of! Beauties Il and fluffy, Go to a 9 IF Opposite Abraham & Straus. | “It'll last as long as the city dors," | = = _— se town, and se @eclared one as he 100 the you can't! 7 throng last night. long | ee ——<———— ————————— ee $7.95 a trem a Pair Aines of* . Inside the ‘N i ors as well as black and arena, balcony and boxes AL al \ | | ’ you miss these fine and Seminaiemmnnnanieatiet filled, the pro ade te wit! e exquisite feathers, for they are the most extraordinar and the gala spirit was everywhere, ne Announcement villi offered anywhere. . ae ‘There was much stari Cie besa Oe Contracted Disease in Govern- ; pants of the latter were in more elab- crate toflets than have been seen in ment Servic ce—Fiancee Is C 6 6 th 4 § th in New York. Ponies the Favorites. Special Winter Sale Misses’ High Cut Shoes (Same as [lustra Hand Welted Soles None Better im the Market 2,500 Fine French Plumes, $4.75 Se $4; 20 inches long: all adie | The ponies got-most of the hand-claps | for just such plumes. yesterday. ‘The hackers 12 Ga 1) A slght arasion on ie face In order to reduce stock preparatory to $3.98 Birds of Paradise for $1.98 ” mivee its aAnS V. Fle 3 r All the positively less than half price. ght of fe) removal to their new store, 518 Fifth Ave- nue, at Forty-third Street, C. G. Gunther’s Sons’ entire stock of Fur Garments and Magnificent $3.50 Long Aigrettes, $1.95 Very long, very full; black, white and “SAVOY” BEAVER HATS } ¢ $ Fs} y came somewhat late last} , but by 10 o'clock the brilliant » was at its height. Not only was |™4 lyn, at his bedside, colors, sce the attendance better, but the class of | events in the arena was better ang | bon x | Mr. gel, Miss Carolyn Fel- | Fenlmore st D. Morgan, | week on a brie small pieces will be sold at very at- 5 sses" School Regularly $3.22 Reguiarly $5846 Mi low ‘Mrs. Reg- {nald Vanderbilt and Mrs. Elbert H. | tractive prices. Gary wer mong the most conspicu- a 3 eon Z ous for gowns aes Orders for the manufacture of gar- ‘Among the most noticed of the beau- |!2 making remoying tiful women present was Mrs. Rutz, |™much tissue, who was in an upper tier box, just} During his e nald Vanderbilt box, and | constantly remained at his side, me to see Alfred G. Vander- | the operation did not benefit him es ‘win first and second | the malady spread, cf was gowned in brown, and | nature was determined ination of the tissue aabichetanmannl ments and smail pieces will be taken at but very much less than usual prices. You know them—these Pictured above. But yc we never did! Fur men, | paeerts “ie 184 Fifth Avenue, and te not necessarily, fatal, was there, but once swept | a ee New York. he pr romenade through = battery | f G “Sac tan mre HIGH CHIMNEY BREAKS, the semi-Emplre-Directoire per- = THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH. G it of the more no- | = — Men's Hosiery and Underwea oso sented a large outlay MEN ON 10P (}F I] Vanderbilts Drive Tandems. | HALF HOSE, Fancy Lisle Thread—New Autumn designs, also vse iit boys drove their with Embroidered Insteps, Fine soft Black Cotton with un- $3.00 hats will be sure tc riday, Saturday, NAP BEAVER ‘HATS $2 98 Regular Price $5 and $6, je The style of the seaso: nd hard to get shapes. All colors. Fashionable and strik use so much in demand. All nda great bargain! Mall Orders Filled. Mail Orders Filled. oth Ave. , Cor. l7th off, thir- | nadien hiv, | They Escape, and Now Mass e who attracted atten: | May Fall, Wrecking | ) the Building. | | = = a we Special Saie of Women’s Winter Shoes The Oriental Store, leached e Regularly 50c. pair. (box 6 for $2.00) each, 35 Samples and Surplus Stocks f | I. & R. Morley’s English soft Black Cotton with hand embroid- s s 5 Stocks trom J ered insteps. Regularly 75c, pair, 50 Ae a aa Gadling Be on ; “Real Irish Balbriggan” Black Cotton with hand embroidered sce: Sizes 24 to $3 widths B to EE; * insteps in contrasting colors. Regularly $1.25 pair, 75 Artistic Lamps @ Shades $2.50, $3.00 and $350 values; | Black silk pure thread double cotton soles. Regularly $1.35 pair, 1.00 Fitted for Electricity, Gas or Oil, made in the following leathers: Tan Calfskin Golden Brown Kidskin Idea! Patent Coltskin Gun Metal Ca'fskin Black Vitalic Kidskin Lace, Bluchers an i Button, Welted Extension Soles; Cuban heels—, your choice of twenty: newest shapes at S—j 50 a pair UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. | Natural Merino, medium or heavy weights. Per garment, 1.50 Vantine’s Original Ideas English made unsh le wool, medium winter weights Per garment, 3.00 N presenting the Oriental Lamps which we originate, we seek to impress you with the uniqueness of the Designs and the fact that but rarely is there more than one specimen of each kind to be obtained. Men’s Bath Robes & Gowns | IMPORTED TERRY BATH ROBES, plain and fancy Jacquard effects. Newest design & colors, Value $10.00, 6.00 BLANKET GOWNS with herringbone stripes and fancy rs in colorings of Brown, Blue and Gray SPECIAL 4.50 Dioadwoy & loth Steel, Most of the larger pieces of Japanese bronzes bear the artist’s signature, which greatly enhances their worth, The plerced and ham- mered brasses of Damascus, the Persian metal pieces, the Chinese and Japanese pottery pieces all evidence the handicraft of the East, Electric light portables for emanern, FOr Nurses, Teachers, ro a distinctive individu. 1 5 meee Ge 95 Flexible Leather Soles, Rub- ber Heels. Very dressy and comfortable. We invite you to inspect the great display of Hang- ing Fixtures, Side Lights, Portables, and Lamps that are shown on our first floor, which is veritable Fairyland, Prices Very Moderate First Floor, A.A. VANTINE @CO., Broadwey, bet. 18th and 19th Streets, ’ Women’s Regular $1.75 and $2.00 Values. Splendid shoes for street wear, witn double so military Button, L ducia size from 2/4 up to & Special at The Key to Fortune’s vaults is commonly Known as a World ‘Real Estate’ ‘‘ad.’’ Acquire one to-day. ee "5 . =a de Sunday World's Want’ Direciory miases more offers of positions than any other two mediums, \ \