The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1908, Page 11

| DIAMOND CHINES | SUCH A HEADACHE! "acd Weal of ae RH ‘ey & Co's Avactons Are Thel Low Prices, 6TH ANNIVERSARY SALES. C z A Deluge of Grocery Orders receivea Monday, from ihe lis of specials ad'ber- | tsed Suncay, overiaxes us tempo arity, Cus- fomers are advisea that their gooas will go out forced out to make room for incoming stocks of holiday goods. The purchasing opportunities, in scores of in- Bway at 6th Ay. 34th to 35th St. not later than Wednesday or Tha Stances, are unprecedented Store Hours 8 A. M, to 6 P. M. Me interesting week of flodr. Many As we predicted, this is the me the series—a week of stirring sales on of the greatest values are in staple ter. merchandise AS WIE BEATER, SAYS HS SPOUSE Accuses Him of Frequent At-, tacks in Her Suit for Separation. | Three Fine G f W ? ’ , ee | ghtge Fine Groups of Women’s |Mlen’s Fur-Lined Overcoats 24 Floor, Broadway ep Garments Versus Form-tight-fitting Ones: Only One Choice - ath Foe The men who make and those who sell cheap Fur-lined Coats pay no tribute to the Directoire style of \Vomen’s fashions, because their Coats are uncomfortably tight-fitting. They are satistied to have them go because a third or better is saved on fabric and fur that should have gone into the Coat to make it satisfactory. We advise against the buying of such skimplly-made Coats. Any one who has ever owned one will tell you why such a purchase means extravagane Macy Fur-lined Coats are all made with a full sweep, per- mitting fullest freedom of movement. The linings are of prime skins, well matched; all seams are corded to prevent ripping. Our stock embraces Fur-lined Coats ranging in price up to $424.50, in- cluding: ; At $49.50—Coats of fine quality Kersey Cloth, 52 inches long, lined with blended Australian beaver; collar of Leipsic- dyed Persian lamb. $52.50-—Broadcloth Coa's, 52 inches long, lined wtih muskrat— iull size dark skins; collars of Persian lamb $69.50—B oadcloth Coats, 52 inches long, lined with natural or blended muskrat; Leipsic-dyed Persian lamb or otter collar. $83.50—Coats of fine quality imported broadcloth, 52 inches long, lined with blended muskiat—full size skins; Leipsic- dyed Peisian lami collar of imported broadcloth, 52 inches long, lined Ee Tea RAULPaT= lly eaNUIasyiCsotidy Persas tamb coilar, Leipsic-dyed. $129.50—Coats of very fine imported broadcloth, lined with natural Eastern mink; Leipsic-dyed Parstan lamb collar Full Swe ORE than a dozen years since seal plush reigned a fayorite— now by every sign in the fur world a seal plush season | promised for the winter of 1908 and 1909. | | Nathan Diamond, head of the firm of NM. Diamond & Brother, the leading dry | goods merchants of Phoents, Ariz., has! been sued by his wife in this city for a. separation. He says they were merely | spending thelr regular summer vacation | in New York and vicinity when she, brought the sult on the ground of al- leged cruelty. But Justice McCall evidently belleved the wife's allegation that they had in reality come back to live in the land of thelr courtship and marriage after nine years spent in successful trade in the; land of the Apaches, for he to-day al lowed her suit to stand, and ordered | Nathan to pay her $0 monthiy alimons and $75 for a lawyer to prosecute her case, Mrs. Diamond recited that they were married in Brooklyn Aug. 27, 189, and| returned to Arizona before the end of | the year. Their three children were born | in Phontix. ae We believe this is the first special offering New Yorkers have had to set them thinking about this old-time favorite Seal Plush Cloth Coats the fabric a remarkably close copy of the fur and made up exactly like genuine seal skin; semi-fitting Directoire garment, with full, deep shaw! collar, finished with large buttons; sleeves finished with flare cults; $46.74 value $60.00, this sale eee oe Coats 0f fine quality imported caracal cloth, full 52 inches long, finished with shawl collar; splendidly made and lined with Skin- {|| | ner’s satin; value $35.00, this sale...cscccceeeevees hee $27.74 Coats 0! imported black caracal cloth; full 40 inches long, finished with Shawl collar; Hned with Skinne?’s satin; value $3000, go 9 74 this sale | ace Extra Size Skirts for Women mF 9.74 Skirts of splendid quality black voile, effectively trimmed with $ deep bands of Skinner's satin; waistband s 6.49 —New Model Full Skirt, of excellent quality Pan $ nd brown, finished with deep fold; wais inches; made to sell for $8.50. $4.96 —Pleated Model Extra-Size Skirts, made of good quality Pan s from 30 to 36 in. . in black, nay sizes 30 to 36 “We were very happy until our boy | aa ns ene 1 Gilet 2 black, blue and brown; waistband sizes 30 to 36; made to sell to: Berek hon Pea eed black, blue and brown; waistband sizes 3¢ “But Nathan could not understand “NO SALARY RAISES ‘ITY CAN'T DESTROY FENCES IT ailig taiba ind Lamp Cha | lideog LOGO ED, H nd cumpiexion while he neither of us that com- SATYAM UNE Car ICR one Gets satin ruckes and ribbon bols ana enas; in the jine ,urs—chin- plexion."’ chilta, mink, lynx, white or biae jox, polar fox. mo.e, marien aad She says her husband abused her, | i Company o! 1 an injunction from Vass making vile charges against her, and after that frequently absented himself training the city officials from er it M 4 PDUs Soe coo aang ce wea few || | Undergarments Distinctly Directoire tea full of Mexicans and other doubtful | : . 4 characters, and being afraid to be tone | Cabinet Officers Told Not to monte enine nights, she took the children and went . mitra to her mother. For this she declares | Ask for Increases for Any nea she got more abuse, | * A a They returned to New York to live, One in Annual Estimates. preme Court, Men’s Custom Tailoring: A 6th Anniversary Sale Special Brings ° $30.00 and $35.00 Suits Down to - - - - - $25.uu Sth Floor. ath @treet, Broadway. Suits to measure—sack models—from the unbroken regular ar- ray of $30.00 and $35.00 Suitings assembled for Fall and Winter business. Every pattern, in suitings at these prices, shown when the | Justice MeCall, in. the ed on then 2d Floor, Centre. jon has been made from year to year in women’s underwear. But the Direc- toire gown has changed all that—no folds, no bindings, no fulness— up-to-date underwear. na nuad noua cer eal Modes of dress have come and gone, and slight vi d and the name of tne ers fi f THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908. ul that is the model for the revolutionized she | . ) i © é last June. They spent the season opened is represented. E ‘ sumr Bath Beach. While there! __ r om ° | _ The newest and most attractive development of this idea is a ; pelt ite Vail pee ahaa cred Sane she says Diamond beat her because she |, WASHINGTON, Nov y mem- How to Overcome Incip French importation—a combination of glove-fitting corset-cover and rise FRG ine include fancy worsteds, cheviots and tweeds; with { visited a bowling atley Si otatie jcabinet | Wasyprseentjed to: t Lung Troub es. Knickerbocker. Of fine Halian silk, in white, pink, blue or bl Set Uy uns S: They went to board at No. 135 West | G&¥® meeting. After the mecting it be- ten 9 2] eh Ghowilns call ode CAM ison & ; flnao aml ut The Suits must measure up to the us andard, or you Ninety-eighth street on returning from |C@™e public that the Cabinet oleae at shoulders and neck with ribbon and lace and buttoning need not acceni them. ‘They must be made to y ¢ or our loss. Bath Beach, and there, she says, she|@%ked by the President to || | cown (in2 INSs ono ooogopon0Sap00000 opovegnndonoG00D $16.24 : bape H 3 H steals aA > recommendations in their ai was abused again for going with the children down 40 the public park while |TAEN to be submitted to Congress for _ » @: ° 2.9 ’ >We: i Tut Ar, Tamond denies ef thie ana NS devartiente, Thin will appt isses’ Silk Petticoats, $2. Women’s Suede ens ana boys Winter Gioves ent employees throughout the 24 F saya that he followed her through the Main Floor, Broadway. dark at Bath Beach while his wife |‘ loor, ath Street Of taffeta silk, full flounce, trimmed with fine tucks, bands of Boots, $3.89 Aas well as at Washingt Men's Baltic eal Gloves, fleece- Large Gauntlets, of water : th nade to the Cabl- ; . | F " Mirted with a man named Weil AALESIe LIAR REL Linieeetes: buclit by open-air living at k between, percaline underlay; staple colorings. 20 Floor, lined; glace palms; pair....§1,94 | ; lined with lamb's Rookies He Accuses Well, was explained at the White Houes, las apie ee Or Re eunnle BOI: [ise "—— | _ Of the Boots for which thers Large Gauntlets, as above; pair, | Of buckskin; pair. wife 3a told me,” said males no connection with the attack m in | made remedy described below. ‘Thi , is now an enormous demand, it 33 24 Beys’ Gauntlets, of rabbit fur, mor that she not come up here | the D tic platform on the increase | remedy fe a good thing to keep in the | ass ayia ieee ql a 7 ss | - us) ‘ . Oe aati AES GON (en a EOL ee | aE le Women’s Undergarment Sale, 99 _| 11! prices, we have several hum | Men's Water Minke Gloves, fleece. | tlestlined; glace pains, par§ 1,84 Ghee Uist AheweE z to have a| ment. The fequest that no increases In ast F Sap inne dred pairs to <ell underprice: Ined; glace palms; pair....§2.24 Pon Rs GrGrertes aie (eh SEE et eg als automath of empl Gowns, Corset Covers, Combin: Drawers and Skirts— standard 86 OO grades Gaustlets, as above; pair $2.94 | jin0a glace palms; pair.. $1 94 ‘ith their arms around each £ a not in a long time have you been invited to such a splendid selection to sell for $3.89 a pair. Men's Nutris Gauntiets, lined with | os “il 8 ia a Dped tn a dark place to Ree SE at S Includediarest In either black or gray sueds, lamb’s wool palms of buckskin; pair, | _ Boys’ Water Mink Gauntlets leece- on the spur of the moment, FROM BOSTON TO KEY WEST ; z i 2 eye afi made over nicely arched last and | $4.89 | lined; glace palms; pair.....$2,24 rohatenapunsocetiie’ moment | Gowns, of cambric or nainsook, low round neck, with Ae . nd h i yap | " idery insertion and ribbon beading hed with Cuban heel ed him and with strong I BY CHAIN OF CANALS. Hy dainty embroidery insertion and ribbon beading _ Euaxe 1 told him that it ae rage | iu Tae a's Mla covert malnspok, low neck, prettily trimmed with lace | pale The Ideal Holiday Gift Book Pas a boarder at ‘the Continuous Inner Navigation Route | Ks ixture wi and embroidery, medallions: Girls’ D street boarding “holise Soman ft ; + Spoil. Take a Combination Corset and Cover of nainsook, low neck iris Dresses Folk: and ‘that ‘in the gloaming of the parlor Purpose of Convention in aa 1 thee lace or embroidery yokes, finished with ribbon beading at the 24 Fl, Bath St For Young olks he saw bis wife ‘and Well in the ‘ogy | Baltimore. ie aA nin an y Russian Dresses, high neck, box ; ; - HUA IAC ESE Ti REACT paxvipmacarcisy cia ara aeaunen eo || TESA? remedy, st Drawers of nainsook, wide lawn ruffle, trimmed with pleated style, of fine quaiity blue and | “King Time: Or, The Mythical Land of The Hours’’ and be should be there to attend to hi@/ delegates in attendance coming from 3 dainty embroidery or lace. ; red serge; 4 to 10 year sizes. $4.96 (By Percy Keese Fitzhugiy; illustrations by L. J. Bridgman.) But under Justice 3 order he|fearly every Atlantle coast State, the Skirts of cambric, deep embroidery flounce, with cluster Waist Dresses of stned EAlatcy * 4No |, but a novelty.” A Book filled from cover toc will have to stay York long {rst annual convention of Atlantic tucks above. trimmed with stitched straps of plain ot a novel, but a novelty. 01 ile im cover to cover enough to defend his wife's suit for a| Deeper Water Ways, Association wi 2 galatea and pearl buttons; full pleated with quaint and charming verse. It portrays Father Time in a new separation. opened at the Hotel Belvedere here tc ! Very Low-p-iced Underwear skirt; 4 to $4 year sizes... $159 and whimsical light, and the result is one of the most. fascinating i Tees TL ARR HA Orne men: Rpm | D-awers ‘of cambric, with um- Gowns of nainsook. low neck, | Waist Dresses, of repp, in white, Books for young nea! thats havevanneatedsln tanya ways Truly | Ennis IN KENTUCKY CLOSED. | ci the nation, all uuited Ins H| | brella-shaped lawn ruffle and hem. | ce edging and beading........39¢ and pink, trimmed with tucks Mer Oar (Cte: Nene Hor, CAR nes BVA ASHINGTON, Noy both ag to the feasibility and Gowns of cambric, hick ack, | amd embroidery insertion; separate IMustiated with over 100 text and & full page colored pictures. ~, troller of the Curre Bltity Oe eu ars Pot aE istitchedatucksieemeranamaantres N6cil apemet Rematiy et ee Des ; | yoke: stitched shaped belt, fall picated . Don's fail to scan its pages when you visit the Macy Book De- y geld axel oelng: saitho ia ea iii cit oh ant fncerprive tock, je ean ensily order some for Drawers of cambric, embroidery | rows of solid embroidery insertions | Shits 6 to 14 year sizes..... partment, main floor, rear : = i on account of a shortage of over $2,000 | waterway, along the <The fall mint of this, uneg ruffle with tucks above .......2Q¢ | 44 embroidery rutile Aankettya pee Winker co Bound in cloth, with original cover design; In the cashier's department. ‘The bank |thereby. forming. a continuous ‘inner | Sy iaeta°wnole este tat a hee Skirts of cambric lawn, umbrella. | ote mixtunes’ handeo i size 714x834 inches..... .. 88c had a capital of $50,000 and total re-|navigation route from Boston to Key i Gowns of muslin, V-shaped, | shane erate cuay | city mixtures; handsomely tailored pources of about, $154,000. | Weat : D *| shaped ruffle and hemstitched | and trimmed; 6 to 14 year sizes, >" | Se tucked yoke PLY: oandsn annnainads .. 59 i $4.96 Mvwacrs —— H . : | Cameo Brooches ae among the popular revivals of quaint ed Be ding Dept. Attractions i | . ( i} ‘, ’ e ig v4 fashions, an7 a ticularly be «utijul are they in the pale ros. tints Women’s $1.00 Italian Slumber Robes, in newest Roman striped effects; size of real coral, .elicately carved and mounied in oval settings of Aprons, 79¢ 48x72 inches; each ......... sant 98¢ | p » I | gold, $3,24 to $33.67. Conch-Sheli, Cy.nelian and Sarconyx 24 Floor, Fancy Colored Robe Biankets, {ull fleeced in red-and-white Cameos— exquisite wh te figu es on backgrounds of pink, yellow Princess Style Aprons, of sheer | and gray-and-white; 72286-in. size heer $1.29 | | or broten—are $4.59 to $23 73. Main vioor $ | lawn, tucked and trimmed with Fancy C.lored Be k.hire Woo! Robe Blankets, in neat Wy rene dainty embroidery, Breen, red, tan, blue, brown, and in black-and-white; size 68x90 inches, | : rales Wh: i | ‘te Berkshire Wool Blankets | Good Black Dress Silks Furniture Specials | ‘ti stot im waver she. sto inches pans ha 8 Main Fioor, 85th Sineet Bids urniture Specials pur acaba ante a hae | Lee —35 inches wide, woven expressly for us, every yard , eee Be Plaid Blankets, 311 woo! in warp and fill having our name woven in the selvedge; similar quality elsewhere i Chiultenisre: anli as ae) ai Ce aes AH TS SAG 81,25'a valde helenaaaiauais ia AHAB RR nnn narnannn elias alias valle irc eecanlatlsh ‘Red Star” California Blankets, in pink, blu Bie ocho cine sf UCR ues ie $13 24 | Plaids; very soft filling; size 73x84 inches, pair... we ous fag ty in weave; width 3542 | Cuiccniers, quartered oak and Hemmed Crochet Béd Sproads, full bleached, in all the inches; similar quality elsewhere $1.25 a yard, here... yany finished, highly polished, | TW meaailion eects; size 58x86 Inches, BOc; 74x88 inches........,.$1.08 FOR WOMEN Satin, Memaline cle gs, ca ae alatat | Eine Heneramb Bed Sree, wenn Hr pai eer Vp Re lap’ oO small ones; cy F und—in a large assortment of all-over and centrepiece d + Si fabric commands $1.25 a yard elsewhere, here,............ F c | elled mirror; cast brass trimminy 94 Incher, each, ®I 24% si. 80x96 inches, 1.81 HEM PeGHIR 76 A (acres $24.24; special... $18.74 SUL mane Fashionable Footwear STRAUS CUT GLA. ‘ solid oak, 40-inch base, Well-named are Utiity Boxes of bambeo fer holding «he SS---Choicest a |e. large drs wers and two Anu inevitable shir-waist—some low enoagh to slide out of the Unless your shi imi i USANA ier ermine, fre? way under a bed. They are $1.74 and $5.49, Chests and 4 your shoes are fac-similes of the prevail- rysta! joset n Hold af WITOT CORMIATIY: ASS ag Bed-Bores of fragrant red cedar, plain or brass beand, ing modes, there will be something important lacking Basement ; ve $1224 $5.94 to $15.74. og euad ra pate ee in the effectiveness of your fetching costume, “Straus” Cut Glass is a product monica cutting s Alles gr GUAT Ai Tee eae rrr eee! Hered You will see correct custom aiyle in every feature of | rade at ried cut crystal that earned title to FINEST by virtue of n. bevelled mirror; reg- see . A : : a World’s Fair fir ze, for beauty of design, brillianey, de i Special “4 4 Women's Regals, And you will quickly find just the ot Brine, 10 Y of design, brilliancy, depth and ee $19.24 Housewares Apt To Be Needed In uniformity of cutting, i \ ; ning Roem Tables, solid oak, It is the Cut Glass of Quality every one should buy for Gift en oak finish, heavy fluted legs, 42x42-in. top, may be extended to Style you want among this Fall's styles--the 119 Regal models take care of that, itt a The Thanksgiving Preparation of Quality. If you study this brilliant ware—observe, even casual! seed ; Pipa syrah diet dbs asl ee Delt at ularly $7.00; sale. $4.4) 5 Basemen Regal quarter-sizes assure 2 the care given to each piece in our 8th Floor cutting shops—yo' Hs AGH TAMAS 9 $4.49 Stag Handled Carvers, 61.16 to Pudding Moulds, 39¢ to $1.04, gal q you a custom smoothness of fit A P g shops—you Will | Dining Room Tables, padestal B2, lelly Moulds, Se to 82.24, er he tempted to buy the dull, lustreless, poor quality Cut Glass not found in any other shoes—because no other shoes have 2-in. round top, six foot Mag Handled Carving Sets, three ce Cream Moulds, 18> to $3.48 the famous “size between,” fy i with which the markets are always flooded. regular $13.24; gale, f "62. | Sr EY ‘ iy fascia ae Levees Women s al Shoes are sold _ And when you compare the cost of Straus Cut Glass with that Sion | Pee ee cae to gite | geil git Pisten seep or shallow, gal factories to you, wi intermediate offered in other stores you will marvel that anybody buys the dull Mission Hall Clocks, oak frame, Nut Picks, nickel plated, set, 19c Tin Layer Cake Par to 18¢. profits eliminated. Nowhere else in the poorly-cut ware: en "| weathered finish, 5 ft. 8 in. high, Nickeled Nut Crackers, 2c to Tin Jelly Strainers, 26¢ to 63¢. $ 50 world cas you obtain equal shoe value at One of the new **Straus’’ Costs No More, Often Less, AA rman ne oat Nickeled Pie Servers, 7@c Improved Mixers tor anywhere near Regal prices. Tegel meats sors Than the Lustreless Ware Sold Elsewhere. hour strike; regularly Alans’ toe, higkelad. Rotile, Holders for Gin mayonna se dressing, $1 19, Specials, Stands New Fall and Winter Style Book Sent Free on Request i Rigas are made Judge by this array of various specimens: Misian Libres: Tablen, padtca Nickeled MMi Shakers, ®4¢ to eels Pastry’ Slabs, $9.00 to Mail Orders Prompily Filled Olive Dishes, 69¢ | Water Bottles, $2.23 solid oak, quartered oak top, size Low Jelly Dishes, 7-in, $1.49 Sugar and Cream, $2.23 26x40 in.; large drawer and undere Japanned Wine Coolers, 43c and Wooden Potato Mashers, Tc to GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN'S STORES Cream Bowls, 7-\n,, $1.49 | Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate, $2.49 | shelf; weathered finish, re lathe n 19. New ork Chy 4 ae Broad Me Marks N: 4, A Berry Bowls, 8-in,, $1.97 ] Bottles, $1.07 $11.49; sale 49 Russian Iron Double Roast Pans Wooden Spoons, 8¢ to 18¢. 785 Broadway, cor. 10th St. ‘ ith Ave., bet 40th & 1ith Sts. mnt OF Pqromis Centra Salad Bowls, 9-in., $3.49 | Water Jugs, $2.49 Ran edcede eek Ppt —size xt5x7% in, $1.86; tox Dove” Ekg 1s, Be to 28¢, "169 Broadway, cor, 87th St, way, near Marcy Ave ,_ Jersey City, N. J, Ice Cream Trays, $2.97 | Fern Dishes, with lining, $4.80 sion Morrie airs, heavy, 16x7% im, $1.60; 41x17x9 in, Jelly Bags, 81 pes fisth Ave Bk cor ate Bs B , amare St, 6 Newall me Celery Trays, $1.69 | gear aitan massive frame made of gquariered $1.86. Wire Meat Rests. 996. ee W1a6th St., cor. th Ave, out’ ae sas-2a9 PASEO Ned Spoon raya’ Gite | oak Maher’ finish Abring seats Russian Iron Oven Pans, 12x17 Meat Skewers, set, 18¢ ‘*OTORES MAREBD WITH 4 6.48 ARE OPEN EVENINGS ‘ J n leather cushe in, 66¢., 11x16 in, 57. Oiled Chopping Bowls, 18¢ and Our assortment of finer pieces is correspondingly complete and \ ions; lar price, $12 cl att actibe, and ranges up to $249.87. ¥ a ae aS "Soa Assorted Individual Jelly Moulds, 44c, tw Te. | Rosette |rous, 3B.