The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1908, Page 10

| beeun te “PASTOR, SHOCKED, STOPPED PICTURE | SHOWIN CHURCH : i Police Had to Be Called When uy Many in Crowd Demanded Money Back. battle ls | “RAIN CHECKS” ISSUED |r | a hi Rev. Dr. Goodell Wouldn't | Sewing Ma ines, like people, Stand for Roman Maiden Cos- Sea must be properly ted. tumes and Other V acl cia : i: “What was the picture that broke w e , met ; | Feed Yous Crligelly Spool Silk This question is being a to-da = % ‘ by members o: 6 5. radi sae + Charen TUBERCULOSIS | and see it do happy work. ’ NO LONGER A FATAL | DISEASE Look tor the name | => | | ‘ | CORTICELLI. SILK MILLS, Flo Monthly 6485 If you a Player- i p Tobbers. peries, again. . the you: members en. This Ended the Show. 3) eyo) one has been found to f iso the tast piouce, “eiest on. Row iatle gt anestou aoe ‘the Ja Then Str Kena? by shies sho was which eS SSRN APICES E ts Buy Brill Ci ih S xper s Buy Brill Clothes Recently three different wholesale clothing manufacturers bought Brill clothes for their personal wear. They bought $30 and $40 Brill Suits and Overcoats to wear on the “road” when selling the clothing they m And if a man is ever particular about his dress it’s when he calls on his “trade.” Vhese men are clothes experts. They know fabrics, they know tailoring, they know style and they know value, They happen to be pr rosperous—their means are not limited. They can buy their clothes anywhere, made-to-or der or ready-toswear. Could” Brill 7 clothes receive a greater tribute than selection by clothes experts for their own wear? Brill suits and overcoats in 120 different models and 500 different de- Signs are $15 to $45. TI he following are extra Brill values, constituting 21st Anniversary Specials: if Overcoats That Are | Suits. Values Up to #15, $9. 50 | to eae up $10 All-wool kersey, fancy weave wor- 4 Rabe fee ae Sane s Models are +6, 48 | p warranted to hold shape, fit, style and Overcoats That Are ; Pure Worsted t Values Up to $18, $11, 50 Suits, $20 Values, 313. 50 | grade all-wool kerseys, n 4 sted friezes, velc Newest, most i cluded are black, 7 of new browns in’ plain a stripe designs. Every gar 4 { full $18 service, ej Overcoats That Are Tee Are correct conservative and extreme ‘ i Values Up to 320, $13. 50 Olympic Stripe Suits, $15 4 a melton, worsted and y I #28, 50 Haines, ‘ rd wale and herrin aves ne pe designs—t { Oxford, olive, tan, b and ‘s for E tores, cut on Brill shades. ar f gned and wove: Gverconts 108 Are H alues Up to as ‘ Garments fr 2 ei $17 fea; cut on 5 d and the new au vat of 2' i blue, Oxford . ani Olive § ts : i J anolne Children’s $6 Vatue Suits, 1 si Ri That Are Cea ar ilore 3 Suits, $19 the t 1 alues DK 330, iding the famous Du proof | H Values Up to $35, $22, 50 pe suis, ith “extra knickers rel Hnor ‘ 1its and many styles of, overs $6 & 87 Worsted Ti 0 isers, Hungeriofa Tailored, New Eng tallored Sers read, conform to 279 Broadway, n. Chambers St. OPEN SATUR Union Square, 141h St..n, Bway @ oven 83, 45 SATURDAY ‘ tT ie wh G FOUR woth VENIENT STORES vals and reefer eonnn Men’s Suits and Overcoais, $10 Values, iat 58 125th Street, oorner 3d Avenue, 47 Cortana Stat fn. Greenwich THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1908 Stern Brothers To-morrow, Saturday Women’s & Men’s Silk Hosiery At Very Attractive Prices Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black and colors with embroidered insteps, Par $1.38 Women’s French Pure Silk H in plain black and desirable col par 1.83 Women’s French Pure Silk Hi with open work insteps or embroidered fronts, pair 2.50 Men's French Pure Silk Half Hose, in plain black and colors, par 1.45 Men’s French Pure Silk Half Hose, in black and colors with embroidered fronts, pair 1.98 Women’s Suede Button Shoes IN DARK GRAY, BLACK AND BROWN, SHORT VAMPS, CUBAN HEELS AND HIGH ARCH LAST, | SPECIALLY PRICED at $3,905 Plen’s Fine Waistcoats An Important Sale FLANNELS, WORSTEDS AND SILK MIXTURES IN THIS SEASON'S MOST DESIRABLE DESIGNS, IN SELF AND FANCY STRIPE EFFECTS, CORRECT oY UNTIL 9 i MODELS AND EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP, Values $3.50 to 5.00 at $2.25 To-morrow, a large coll Veilings including Cher Dotted Tuxedo Veilings in brown, navy, green, garnet, magpie and black, at 20¢, 45°, 55°, 67¢, and Ose Yard « Regular Values 45¢ to $1.35 750 Prs. Lace Curtains & Stores Much Below Values NS, at $4.25, 6.25, 7.25 Values $5.75 to 9:75. Pair ANTIQUE & CLUNY STORES, AT $4.75, 7.50, Values $6.50 to 17.50 Each 12.75 West Twenty-third Street nd therefore easy 0) Be f] Ladies’ All- S yle No.1053 q Ladies’ gun metal Blucher Suede (buck) A with fancy Boot; medium perforated short vamp; quarter and high Cuban | perforated heel, in black, ae Wee and six colors | Avan —brown, snappy London and smoke, popular design, gray, blue, tan and green Style No. 300 CHILDREN’S SHOES, Style No. 1812 Sole Distributers in New York City for the Celebrated NOISELESS RED CROSS SHOE FOR WOMEN Style and Comfort for Every Wear. WEST SIDE: Ave. and 27th 39th & 4ith Sts | BROOKLYN STORES: Bowery, near Broome Street |“Follow the Crowd” into The World’s “Want” Columns. |There’ s a Biya same You Men's tae gun | Children’s Suede (buck) button boot, metal | London cloud button rown and Ff shoe with black, with per- perfor- forated vamp ated quar- Fancy pear! but- ter, Made | Ons to match onthe | 4 high-grade new noyelty shoe at swing | Mt moderate price, Denies | Sizes 6 to 11, in lace $2.50 cut. Sizes 112 to 2, _ $3.00 y, Sizes 2'. to Of $3.50 NINE BEST STORES—SHOES IN EVERY GRADE, Broadway, bet, Park & Ellery Sts. Hadett, Carhart © Broadway at Thirteenth Street A Special Series of Brilliant Saturday Sales for Women and Misses The Season’s Event in Coats, values up to $40 By reason of a wonderful purchase we present 200 coats in the new Directoire, fancy trimmed and man- nish models, in all lengths, lined throughout. $, Peau de Soie, Imported Velour, Plaid Back Cloth Great Oceasion in Suits 200 to Be Ciosed Out at 10 48643 “6 values up to $35 To effect a radical clearance these suits are marked down to an extremely low price level. They are de- signed of broadcloth, chevron, fancy mixtures, plain and fancy cheviots in Directcire and man-tailored models; also single and double-breasted styles. Black and all the leading colors. Imported Caracul, Imported Broadcloth, Imported Seal Cloth, ALSO 87 Odd Suits Formerly Sold at $25 and $35 *20 Fine mannish worsteds‘and fancy tweeds, together with broadcloth suits in hipless effects and other desire able styles. Big Stir in Millinery 150 Hats, Values to $12 $3.95 $5.00 Velvet, felt, satin and fur hats, effectively trimmed with imported flowers, win: and novelties. Sale of BOYS’ SUITS, OVERCOATS & REEFERS 87 50 Regularly priced at $9.75 & $10. 75 In Cheviots, Chinchillas, Cassimeres and Kerseys zes 234 to 16 years SPECIAL—Russian & Reefer Overcoats Regularly $7.50 5) Sizes 2%2 to 14 years Soap and water remove it. P. & G. Naphtha Soap does its work. That is the way The naphtha, by loosening the dirt, makes it easy for the soap to do the work it is intended to do. P. & G, Naphtha Soap would clean just as thoroughly as it does, if it contained no naphtha at all; but it would | take more time and more work. Naphtha and good soap make an ideal combination a combination that does away with ba/f the work and prac- tically a//the discomfort of wash day; and makes it possible , for a woman to do as much work in 4 or 5 hours as now takes twice that long. | Boiling the clothes, with all its attendant annoy yances, © is a thing of the past with women who use P. & G. Naph- tha Soap. So is three- fourths of the hard work over the wash-board. 5 cents a cake—worth more, Write for Our New 1908-09 Catalogue Mailed Free PARIOR—Vine | ¥! KA we | Agents for Grand ‘Reo Furniture si che q' Liberal Credit Terms: tayS%uusiie™ onih $7, "BO Week | lish roller ort)