The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1909, Page 5

DOES YOUR NINE WOE WMH BRT AND SOUL CGLOR Ii Doesn't Youre: a Hopeless Eniry in Race for World’s Prizes. CASH AND HEALTH, Mrs. ASO Neith Cochran, High |: explains “Facts” New Cult an, high i has Just guarantees answers Mrs, As priestess of a new cult come into téwn and which to clinch each convert fast to success Uke a number four doudi trap by name in accord with tl Did you know you ¢ sessor of a vi which harmonizes W merely chang Nyratory your soul been ca plete set oF fe is stork n alter ou vibrations are playing In d ord, Doesn't Look the Seeress. At least 8 d the founder of the Ago- Neith Cryptogram of Names and Let- ters—that's the official nai OAD. v cult—in explaining last + home, No. 4/3 West Ono Frangeed an Fifteenth street, the mystertey of a cult which enables a disciple to do anything and everything from remodelling an un fashionable tigure to aca fame and fortune. The teacher of the vibratory syste of governing life has none of car marks of the usual high pe ss of a Tall and al- new and novel religion. most gaunt, with black hair and di get gray eyes, this altitudinous t Presents a picture which borders on Puritan severity, The shaded ligtits and Oriental hangings which decorate the abode of the usual seeker aft Truth—and this with a cap mot to be found in the severely nished apartment of thie latest aclen- title secress. As Mrs. Cochran eat on a@ divan In P y bedroom and told all about nas founded upon pilot she hi ample of t montous Atbrattony for mark there fs a wrinkle to entury hair or age. Is “Exact Science.” Naith ersptogram of lette act science, life, 38 are matt matics, number our in harmony “When did you first be ested tn thl © of ¥ interviewer asked Mrs, Co: ran, “Not Theory, but Facts.” ry life,” ta a “T Lave been studying tt came the quick answer, * theory which I am asking the pub! believe. I ar giving them facts wh 1 have proved over and over agaln The cult {8 based upon the same facts as the wireless teleplione and teleg- raphy. It 1s a eclence which will bene- fit humanity physically and morally his is t and before long we hope to yet @ chatr That’s the weather man’s pre- iction—and he ought to know. Perhaps you will want to take a vacation down wheré the roses are in full bloom. Last year The World printed 87,986 separate “Resort” ad- vertisemens—580 MORE THAN DOUBLE the 18,703 published in the Herald. World Ads. Show the Best Places to Go 909, voHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1 : bets, coe ee pis nen en We: ft Tne af WOKE Area Mmonlzer with thelr own, there wor nc ft ‘ i and (Ue hardly nece Pn ee <P SP PH <—_ at number of earnest thinkers he no divorce | that Bryan Is sadly in need o} Feoay “aaaere Nave names ha in name. Reed Hood Go-Carts, $12.75 uintion enn Full-size reed bodies, upholstered ih ohn with cording; reed hood with wean and roll, Steel tubing reachers, heavy tite rubber+ tire wheels, adjustable Narmonious vibration ex 8} back and foot rests. $15 value, evar Td 1 ” 8''Allwin'' Collapsible Go- ees SIXTH I AV.19% 70 20"STREET, 8 NEW YORK. Marts, 3 ee le Clearance of Women’s, Misses’ €» Girls’ High-Grade Winter Garments atGreat Reductions aon Third Floor, 1’ br couce: Kes six, x, nine CLUDED are Women’s Suits, Dresses, Cloth Coats, Fur-Lined Coats, Fur Coats, Fur Muffs and Neckpieces, Imported Costumes and Skirts, All previous clearances are eclipsed by this occasion. horn In vare eM Bryan mit of ral thousand garments are involved, it is impossible to give prices in this abbreviated space. Every garment is fine, in the acme of style and certain to find an eager purchaser. The range of Furs is exceptionally attractive. In the Misses’ and Girls’ Sections are equally tempting clearances. Mothers seeking garments for little girls two to five years old will find much to please them in the high-class Coats that are now mere fractions of their former prices. Buy Early! Inasmuch as SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Greatest Embroidery Sensation of the Year! One of the January Events That Never Fails. To Attract an Enormous Number of People Embroidered Batiste Shirt Waist Fronts, 29¢ Each Of fine sheer embroidered batiste, ‘This sale will cause a decided sensation, as these lengths come from an exclusive maker in Switzerland whose entire product is consumed by leading makers of high class shirt waists, peat it impossible for others to secure any of his goods; therefore you will find them nowhere else at retail, ‘These are the sample ends and left over pieces, and we have been very fortunate securing them at a low figure. ‘They come in a variety of beautiful designs, embroidered on sheer hatiste, and will make up into handsome waists. NOTE—Nowhere else in America can these goods be purchased, and you ca finest embroideries ever brought to this continent and at prices far belc Handsome Baby Skirtings Shirt waist embroideries, fine bandings, edgings, insertions, chil- dren's dress embroideries, etc. Beautiful designs embrotdered on finest materials. 7 Maln Floor, come to this great sale with the assurance of buying some of the actual values. Mull and Batiste Waistings, 98c Yard ‘These exquisite mull and batiste walstings come from one of the , They are richly em- highest-grade manufacturers {n the country, | e, yard for sample embroideries In value to 250 | broidered on the finest, sheerest mulls and batistes and present . yard for sample embroideries In value to. 380 | bout twenty-flve exclusive dest, which w rd for sample embrolderies In value te 59 | ae baa eee SEN ESN RU amar to Ine ae oor Clearance of Be Es pe ae ee #oo | rvmlet and most atratve wali Yale range t $2 yan SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. 5,000 Silk Elastic Belts, Special at 25c and 50c A Manufacturer's Sample Line; Values Range up to $2 te ssn ri, NE of the best-known manufacturers of Belts in the United States, whose products are recognized as standard, recently sold us his entire line of this season’s samples. He was eager to begin work on his next season’s lines unhampered, so he let us have the Belts at figures averaging half and less the cost of making. His loss is your gain, for the belts are finely made—travelers’ samplesot a good quality of silk elastic ‘and fitted with the tinest gold and silver-plated buckles, beautifully made and comprising many novel and artistic designs. ‘The belts offered at 25c range in value from 50¢ to $1, while those at 50c¢ run from $1 to 82. They're so attractive and desirable that we don't believe the quantity we have will last more than one days 25c rail 50c Special tables have been arranged to facilitate buying Remnants of Wash Fabrics ‘Pianos With Famous Names Other Pianos Must Shortly Take Their Places, Hence This Important Friday & Saturday Sale Me FACTURERS with whom we have completed negotiations for the sale of their pianos have notified us to prepare the floor space necessary to properly exhibit their various well-known instruments. This means we must make room at once, and this can only be done by selling a number of new and exchanged pianos at such price inducements and terms as will impel you to buy at once. If you want a piano, a player or a player piano, HERE. IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY, The following list includes many new instruments, with mahogany, oak and walnut cases; also | : = He so we urge you to be early, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, Dress Goods Remnants pianos taken in exchange for CF Fourth Fio 47 Main Floor, se tr Main Floor. \ yar 1 . wD . ‘ AUN The Imperial, Milton, Schumann and Packard Pianos UMULATION of lengths ranging from two to Hib Wash Goods Gestion) has beens dotag tre and the Milton Player Piano Aftaen varde: invevarreciie iis i ie ¥ nosing pitch mendous business since its recent removal to new and greatly , BRyOrUS) y chy LEAVE AOU ROLLIE, Yul enlarged quarters, and enormous quantiti f a Terms of payment Weed as will be convenient. we offer at a radical reduction heretofore unheard of, 75¢ to $2.50 ieee i All these ends have heer gathered laws duced i ease 1 Weber | e alues ‘ reduce |] 1 Bradb i Chickering ise [ vi ee values. regardlessly for a speedy clearance to-morrow, ‘They comprise many 1 Glenwood. 1 Howard ... * 225 1 Hobart J These Remnants at 50c attractive silk-and-cotton fabrics, as plain and dotted chiffon, (Sones 1 Schumann & » 215! 1 Radle imported dimities, silk floral mulls, silk-and-cotton | madras and Used Players 1J. & C. Fisher., + 250/14 Howard . Cashmere, panama, wool taffetas, cheviots, fancy embroidered Swisses. A wide range of designs to choose Ai Manoeangibledgians 4 Schumann i. i 260 ! Wvelile r weaves of all descriptions, voiles, serges, poplin 50c from, 29¢, 39¢ and 50c values reduced to..........0. 19¢ 2 Cecilians CONC EEIS + 215) 1 Monarch cloths, mixed suitings, etc,; all lengths; yard.. r f ecane ae ee be Wash Fabric Remnants, Imported Woven 1 Cecilian .. 1 Whitn ) 1125/1 vars & gona : These Remnants at 65c pene ve . Mae | Voiles, 15e yd — “ undreds short ends, combine . UautmEN ENCED 1 ‘ an i Vibes ie Imported broadcloth, plain and shadow stripe pru- in one gleantic lot to clear, Tn neat check, stripes and noy- ] 1 Farrand Cecllian Piano . . 90/1 Wing & Son nellas, fine French serges, imported novelty voiles, 65e including dotted swiss, dotted elty effects, In pluk, blue, green, 1 Bailey Player Piano \ 140/1 Sohmer & Cc German henriettas, ete.; yard, : ae se TAI helio, navy, tau, black and 1 Gabler Grand, Krakauer . + 140)1 Hall & Son, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. = 290. 19c, values, ‘ white. 25c. value, Chickering Wagner & Co. Sherwood & § Stelnway ..., 885}1 Mason & Hamlin 275 1 Bloomfield & Otls 225 1 Sterling . » 205|1 Gabler . 110)1 Knorr . 215 1 Radle 95|1 Cobby 195) 1 Sterling ... 1351 Monarch . 50 1 Antisell . 150 1 Radle , . 125| 1 Swick & Kelse .. ——<>-—~<>——<—— SImpson Crawlord Co., Sixth Avenue’s Finest Store -—<S>-—~<S>—~<_a. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, Importéd Embroidered Batiste Robes at °3.95 Made to be sold at $7.50 XTRAORDIN heer, daint Lace Curtains and Portieres TH : URSDAY will be conspicuous in this section of the store for its important clearances of Nottingham, Scotch Lace, Renaissance, Arabian, Cluny, Antique, Brussels, 'Tambour, Marie Antoinette, Irish Point, Madras and other styles, 1Kadle ... Zz es $1.50 Curtains. 79c) $7.50 to $8.75 Lurtains.... $4.85 NARY values are these sheer, dainty Hg an white embroidered robes of fine batiste. All are $6.50 Curtains, Curtains..$12.75 || imported, shaped in the newest styles. Come in five different designs, and are made of Imported French Batiste, made up with deep Hounces of beautiful em- broidery, also bands to match, and tucked in the effects. Robes that it would be utterly impossible for Couch Covers | Portieres Reduced Included are Bagdad Tape: | a Petit Point | Tapestries, Comprising French Jute Velours, Armut Verona Velours, Silk Crinkled Kashgar Tapestries dd many Tapes A Ta "5 4 x fine Oriental Rug Coples, priced | an hee ree Fapestty lus to sell at this price had we not made this special | BS LOO RE: ceil | oie Paice 6 anne purchase at a great price concession. The materials $1.95, formerly | Ml Mi ELISE Ra Heoa Ooo IGD $3.95 alone cost more to produce than the price at which we are selling $2.65, forme $4. 13.75 Portleres..ssseesee 7.90 the entire robe. They can be made up in any prevailing mode and 5 2b, forme HAG | 17.50 Portleres. 13.90 will make dainty white gowns for evening or after- $ § ts 40.00 Portleres. noon wear, for party dresses, ete, 37.50 value. . 3.95 $7.90, formerly $1! SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Annual Sale of Canned Foods, Groceries, Etc. a3" Sixth Floor, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Thousands of Remnants of Si:ks, Veivets and Wash Fabrics Armour Star Hams—Known everywhere as the en, Sweet Creamy Corn—’earl Drop Brand; ten- best mild sugar-cured hams on the market; away EE | Red Ripe Tomatoes Queen Brand. sold reg Bir atl eae . tilarly at [2c special case 24 cans 1,80, dor. | | der white corm, sold regularly at 120; special SWEEPING clearance of Remnants that have accumulated as the result ot 3c, large N ves Be | | case 24 cans 1,85, doz, 95e, can, + Be | | below the wholesale cost; special, per lb. 124@ recent large selling. To this we have added hundreds of yards of rein New Stringless Beans =P ng — Fancy Red Ripe Tomatoes — 1 Brand t i! doz. Bren Cre d regulariy You will find a wider range ot’ fabrics here to- nants from a special purchase, morrow than any like sale of recent year And prices have been placed at the lowest point in many seasons a heneen for VELVE’ ngths, ts to % a Yard for VE , in every shade of the rainbow. 19¢ plain Velvets, len a Length for VELVETS to a f SIL 4 yd,, in every imaginable color, 19¢ aie aioe ' Pougee, Shantun) king Apples — fiaidwing and me Bc dor s has offered. MIL our straight quantity Maine = Corn iv Bra 200 yds n fancy and 9c 3, 10¢ up 2 yds, 4,000 yds, faney Taffetas, Rough Pongee, I’ , Messaline and Foulards. “Wines and tiauors Vontet Canet— che California Sweet Wines of FE : ry Royal Ann White Cherrles Stuart Brand 3e a Yard for Plain Lawns, in navy, white, 8X Mo a Yard for 1 red and § fo a quantity of many fine materials for Finch's Golden as Whig: short lengths of Apron G 1, In blue, red, included ¥ , key— green and black, even and broken checks up to Ri sii Re at Ae [ aba § Sane 89e ‘al s Is, ai A aundry | A waliiee: | i‘ low ie mw) : plain and i Hvagurated Golden Apricots pia Cocktails - ah a 3 a Yard for Mixed Remnants and Mill | fon Cha anni Mai “i egulariy 33 wash ; Rags Xe Ends, 24% to 10 yard lengths, including | Checked Sv iu. wide; Merce Sth) sania Cine Sreet, STN ert Se Fancy American Prints, Cotton,Chal Seersuck- Popling, Printed Swiss, Batiste and Bordered ow ari AUS ae | Zinfandel Claret. Mountain ers, Drees and Apron Gingham! up to 1c, values Satines; up to 29¢, values ie suc ir Psauverne Gus 6%e a Yard tor Bradford Suiting, in brown | AUBSS! UP TO se: NE Broke aren! and Spaghettl sea “T 05 BC ind gray hervinghone stripes; mill ends | JQ @ a Yerd for | ywn Renan 37 a. | eed a alla Bie an i Mth ftir Paths ‘ STWR EIR sraricreee valu a " AN ne Cut Stringless Peans—Cameren Early June Bln Sit Brand, pest cant Clare HRN ee ea at a Caer . y uy fornia tru 80 ec} ished f in cream and blue, with lowered and white and ved, sui » for Ba tender beans! sold reg at Les spe + reen pea: ld regularly at Le} OPS Y) BH IOEN 8 stripe gis; up to 10. values, Carriage Spreads and Childre cal, 25: dor, 1.15; *10¢ = hs ei) isis) Ube ' 9c preie ey touUs ETT) 104¢ Se Simpsoa Grawford Go,, UndersPrice Basement <<< \ a. eee 5IMPSON CRAWFORD 00,, SIXTH AVENUIS FINEST STORE, <Q <>