The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1908, Page 11

a A . ‘ Directoire made veils, Tuxedo mesh, r STi. ; TEE TED Lock Sloppv.) GEPEOTUL Vek me eth eek Untrimmed Miltinery Dept. | Bail eiind iketineg as No: \i satay Sena taupe and black; value 5c 10 $1.22 yard, at 25cto 95c Vd Tuxedo Veiling; }\ 25 Vd. net THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 138, 190s. TALIA, | rm | PRES oF ee eS ee cece cern te memcnrcete > ACTOR HICHCOCK NOT Fat Women - V ili ruffled border; value $1.25, 50c Each Main Floor Prem ot Gree Danner 18 Fat and CHINES — Russian, Net Veiling; Hck ard lhe colors A Fur Hat Shop Sale ee | Fie an once) E © i 4 Magpie and Sen Sen Veilings; Wee BBC tO oe enna for Saturday | Hope Remains of Con- as: ompany TACEDIRNUSHOL EU WHeaiey AA: Nal The values are really wonderful, and the shapes are just I viction. “ Main Fivor z aie iat what you want. Those jaunty Fur Turbans, so rich and Dry Goods dressy, yet so inexpensive. We show just a few of the - ; °° he ° d styles. The real surprise awaits you when you come. | 7 he Greatest Value- Giving News or Misses an There are large and medium hats; and Turbans, made of § mink, lynx, grey fur and white coney; also velvet-trimmed Small Women We Have Ever Announced hats with crowns of the best-hked tur , trimmed with heads and tails. Sold regularly at $7.50; special ‘ $4.95 1 the befor: t of Genera pi t Attorney Judge Cra bond which cock by Ma Hitchcock's of weeks for dictments, and We've been at least three weeks arranging for this sale. We wanted this particular event to leave a lasting“ ‘ a impression on those who prefer the higher or better grade of Ready-to-Wear Apparel—better material— Silk Beaver Hats: ‘inpes iw Cured Aigrettes; in, black | colors; value $3.00; at 2.15 Pocahontas Binds an¢ Heron ease OUeS Benen his and stylish trimming; black, and while with black fai $5.00 values; for French Beaver H better trimmings—better workmanship—and, above all—better sty We want you to note the distinctive character—the superior style-elegance—the prepossessing exclusivencss —because to these important points we attribute our large Girls’ and Misses’ Busines i granted. the | S il W. For the slender or small women, these suits are especially adapted—the cut and ment, regularly sold at $8.50; s at 95¢ mportant to ma omen character of each garment being designed e: ally to accentuate the youthful lines at Aigrettes; ae 50: of the figure. Willow Plumes ; gs: nich color velu> 85c; inches long, all the new colors and black and white; regular $9.5 value for So ) 18-in. Black Plumes; a nee Hestih EMAC SNA Untrimmed Millinery at our. usita grade; value $6.5 Tips: 3 in Bunch; Black Tips; 3)",Ba™ Smart tailored ready-to-wear-hats. reasonable price ssortment of Fe't, Beaver elvet hats: in stylish sists and new colorings: «Il low priced Gloves tor Smart Dressers The close followers of fashion wall find our Glove sec- tion replete with all the new and effective creations that contribute so much to the art of being smartly dressed. The Peronna Gloves are of our own importation—ma ie Broadway and 5th Av., Cor. 21st St. Three Piece 3 Tailored Suits I trom a superior and caretully selected French Glace Kid and ‘mported broadcloth — black Suede Leather. Either in Pique or overseam sewn—and and colors; value $110.00.. 75.00 we direct special attention to cur color assortment that em bodies all the new and most wanted colors, also black and white, in the 2-clasp, 3-button, 8,°12, 16, 20 and 24-button Fur Coats and Sets lengths; they range in price trom $7.50 to $4.25 Pair Special for Satuiday s Selling Women’s I-button ? XM sewn chamor leather gloves in natural coor a » 85 Pair § Russian Pony Coats ,*° 50,90 inch, Mr. Jerome, tr sking that Hitc n € be released on > wh recog: said his office d not take up 1 11 trial of the actor on the remaining in- all fi has dictments wit y hope of conviction. +} " Neted for per- u t 2 D Ball was we | r p m of $5,000, Hitchcock ¥ second in: Mi in dictment lIast a itted. Since q that time he on the road with ce & show. Hy 2OCOOH B it i onwit, Harris &Co : ; French Seal Coats 3. 75.00 . Men’s P X M sewn Cape leathery oves in the best ary ot i J a PLU . 3’ Gloves; !-clisp, PX M sewn cape leather; req - Black Lynx Sets 45.00 Boys’ and Girls’ Girls’ Gloves; larly’ $1.00) special 8c Pair TACK xISets) \s Main Floor } » Our showing of apparel for the little Caracul Fur Sets 8.50 Children S people includes all the newest styles, A | color effects and fabrics, in coa’s, COAT DEPT.—Special Values ppare dresses, headgear, etc, etc. ° pe 7 ets; the daintiest litle models, in red, navy, brown and a Felt Bonnets; white; prettily trimmed with ribboa and tow Black Cloth Coats, 50 inch, value $20.00 value $1.50; for Satur ay G8e Auto Coats, fancy mixtures, value $25.00, ( ; Chinchilla Coats ; a mea yon navy ‘ales double: br gasted sy! . satin and cloth, value £20.00, . Four of the many new and distinct models we off re illustrated above. STROOMRE GREAVES Caracul Cloth Coats, 50 inch, value $40.00, , Tailored Broadcloth Suits; for faites from 14 tog Nears built Three-Piece Demi- lailored Suits; sing Broadcloth Coats; for th: litle ones, up to 6 years; beautifully in- : ae a aD on ines stiggestive of the smartest 7 TTT =< : ee shirt mo of fine broadcloth, some h el ‘ RET LET HERE SAD EAE ia simplicity; semi-fitted; effectively trimmed with inlaid satin collar and satin Hieibroadsletty she) lle seta din unmedoty eke: withiy Ver collar o hers triammed wih tine bret value $12.00; for Saturday buttons; large Direc’oire pockets; the skirt is extra full-gored with deep Or pincanp ahvcallnnlativelvettanalacutac lie lisea iia tacrs Second Floor $10.50 Waist Special tailored told and side trimmings of buttons; to be had in the best shades of with silk fe; trimmed with large velvet buttons and Directoire pockets; lined ee olive, catawba, smo peacock, wistaria, navy and black; $19. 75 wah busir Bab eatinineolersiars is asi ack olive, peacock, $19. 75 Women ’s Sampie Handkerch iefs Ladies’ Tailored Waists—of satin and ) tpecial for Saturday s selling ; aaa Ergin y yea Re F $7. s Suits: #2 unquestionably good style; semi- , : ; lace, black and colors; values to $7.50 it im the new hipless model, with Robes. Tailored Broadcloth Suits; 9” unquestionably rood.siyie; seme Half-Off Sale for Saturday—Manutfacturer's sample t Another Broadcloth Suit aoe eon Crea Rein he, deep culls and 5 f satin; skir f re 4 with deep fandk { g- P Broadway and 5th Av., Cor. 2ist St. and large pockets; full-flare skins; with (cep fold and buttonstrimming 1 fold, finished front panel w raevastinlisatlone’ coleralareimiICLOL Wears i anal erchie!s, Dainty effects in Em- Seeeees Colors are catawbe, smoke, olive, peacock, navy and black @ 7 75 olive, smoke, wistaria, navy and black 14 1018 @7Q 7 broidery and Hemstitching. aS SSS = => | 14 to 18 special for Saturday - 4 . years; special. : . ? 5 2. hee | Girls’ $ rge Dresses ; piirectiye liste Girls’ Vassar Reefers ; made of « Girls’ Full Length Coats; 4 variety ° Not a bad idea to anticipate your Holiday Gifts, for it’s seldom " 2 frocks or "sonal coatings : ~ 2 styles to ante shiefs is e at wee W. L. Dp OUGLAS | school wear; some are im jumper model, 10 be =n double-breasied model, buttoned clos select from—some strictly tained, others more youcan secure Handkerchiets of this quality at half price worn with launcered guimpes; others with high to throat; lined with heavy Italian cloth; in 1essy, with combinati-n collar navy, brown 25 ‘or We 5c Pu e Linen Handkercinets | THE BEST E FOR MEN | necks andlong sleeves; sizes 610 14 years; special b'ue, brown and grey; sizes 6 to 16 years urd red, 6 10 16 ycars; special ior Satur 49¢ ‘or Wo 1.00 Pure Linen Handkerchivt EG ote) SHO Ss | for Saturday, at . . . $6.75 at 5 : 4 ; $5.00 day $7.95 752 tor Wor $1.75 Pure Linen Handkerch els W. L. DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE | Second Floor Domes tear Main Floor pt OE Ba ae EN) eS feeetreshe MEN'S $3.50 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN ThE WORLD. | The reason W.L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are worn by more men in all walks of life than any other make is use I give the wearer Striking Examples ot Greenhut’s Waist Va.ues striki 0 ee ae A Boys’ Clothing Sale Planned to [waists involved in this sale--because the values ge ; : a) Seni Es ee ies Resa ze rae any a Create Buying Enth usiasm to the occasion that it’s four great values in one Net Waists at $3.50; The Yama Yama If extraordinary values and superior character of clothing will appeal + parents who are confronted with the problem of clothing for the boy or youns i «e ate : lus , my av the Benefit of the Host | iariiy Tiseeln re) ecru on SVBNE aist_at $0.00; Be vis: man we're going to have a busy day complete organization of | ne, With yok’ a Y srenarreceersmecmnene y skilled shoemakers in this Truhi reat ibaee and lane ee aulfaly miage.el Boel aman here Saturday. i Jeeves all tucked dnd trmme: net, 5 cru; the country, who receive the eit Cluny insertion and Va» front hes three black 6 1k pom- 4 i highest wages paid in the avant Hine an, ughout pons; the bigh shaped collar is You can depend upon the Greenhut & Co shoe industry and whose with ilk; regular $5.00; $3.59 mukad SEBO SR AS BGs clothing. It possesses those service-sivinit workmanship cannot be ex- a 4 i bow, the entire waist 15 tucked; points that are so important—and made in a “The lecti f th White and Ecru Net Jong dleeves Gained with fringe manner so that they will hold their shape A e seloction 7! the aists at S098 very °M,pompons: i rian ty thers and other materials SS special i Sharming styles) effectively em- L u broidered in tose, viole, bie, | Duthess Satin Waist leather, brown, green, ail ecru AF $B QU, 8 @ handsomely Boys’ $6.95 Suits at $5.00; “collection or 200 bres! for each part of the shoe and every detail of the boy making is looked after by andall white «fleets; tucked and 2. ta lored moel; in N juoeal . . - . edged with Valenciennes lace; sose, hunier ,1e°n, Copenhagen, Pairs Of BoicKer bos sp ty trained experts in high collar, Jony Mousquetare golden brown, black and navy, For this sale every department. sleeves; hned throughout with also taupe ‘rimmed with straps If I could take you into $ my Inrge fastorise at Brock- Au ton, s., and show you how carefully W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are made, you would then understand ‘why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater valuethan any other make. W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGE SHOE Cannot Ba Equalied at Any Price. | (i L. Dingias co fs stamped 0 : is 0 Is stamped on the bottom, which protects the wearer arainat oes, INSIST UPON HAVING THEM.” TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. japanese silk; value = and. silk covered buttons; lon, a 50; at » $3.95 tu_ked sleeves and high i Boys’ Russian_and Sailor Suits; {er he Second Floor sliped collar; special $5.90 oY to 10 years; they are made of fine cheviots, value his sale More Suede Shoes at F390 | 1 Overcome: uy wes to 16 year $10 50; 5 We were fairly taken by storm last Saturday when we announced a sale of Suede Shoes for Fe : women at $3.90. We knew it was an extraordinary item, but we were hardly prepared | Boys’ Reefers and Children’s Overcoats ; for the crowds that came. We've another shipment for tomorrow—with an extra sales oree Perera TANITA ICE SP ETAT to wait upon you. Also a new lot of Suedes in ots; 3to 12 years; value $7 50; at Greenhut's “Superior” Shoes tor Tomorrow at $5 They equal the best bench made shoes—have all those made-to-measure points in style and shape that appeal to those who want the smartest kind of footwear Special for Saturday, ‘Superior’ Shoes for women, in black and London smoke suede, all sizes, as well a TR TUITE Aniernienyc ny rtlictey ce. yor ta ser ery Be the ast what world of style 15 lo. king for, at e's the Bargain Treat—Guess you've found you could not buy them elsewhere or less tha Her ain Trea We put # 200 pair lot tor Saiurday—in all black suede Repul s Greenhut and Co ret fe plain and fanc Young d exolusively. Catalog Kies, W. L DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mash Bast Color Byetet j WL DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK; | $3 froedway. cor. Howard, 356 Sixth Ave., cor, 22d St. way, cor, 8th St. | 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. soarin POKLIN, NY, 1349 Broadway, cor, 36th St. | 1367 Broadway, cor.Gates Av. 1447-1449 Broadway. , |421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl, £08 Third Ave. sarboth Se|478 Fifth Avenue. ird Ave., near 779 Third Avenue. JERSEY CITY — 18 Newark ‘est 125th Street, | VERE (Sime former y occupid by B y ipa NEWARK—785 Broad St. PATERSON—192 Market St. |