The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 14

Sarna een we did not offer our good offices to Ital, and Turkey as an prbiter.”* Banta Adds ie hava | THORNLESS BLACKBERRY. Oscar & Straus at the dinner of the Luther Burhank Produces I Afte Baptist Social Union of New York in Ten Years’ Experimenting. the Hotel Manhattan last evening ¢ PRANOISCO, Rov, he | ¢ hed Président Tate SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. &—Laut cation and commended all | Burbank, after ten years bt experimen or navy. In this as in |11& has been able to produce a al |berry bush that carries no th > was showing @ party of Australian boys about his gardens at Santa Rosa, a. ATTACKS TAFT PEACE PLAN. Oncar S. Strane Speaks for a Big- PHTRACTISLET FOR$20000,000. HLL CATE BOGE said: “It 1s lucky for Italy tat she dia not attack Turkey near Constantinople, | #ald where the Turks would have had a free| “Now T will show you somethin hand, The principles of international | about which nothing has been sald ar ethios have been violated by Rome's yet. It is the thorniese blackberry. I: high-handed, bucoaneering methods, | has not been distributed yet, and pos Twelve years ago Italy signed Tha| sidly will not be for some time. Hague agreement a« how careleasiv| Burbank broke off some of the she breaks tt. fine for Taft to|branches and they were as smooth ax travel around the ry talking peace, |silk. The fruit is sald to be of ex Structure With Longest Span in the World to Be Finished Within Three Years. but we lost a great opportunity when quisite taste ané quality. The American Bridge Company has Just received the contract for the new Hell Gate Bridge steel work and ap Proaches from the New York Conneot- ing Raliroad Company, of which Samuel Rea is president. The bridge will be three miles in length and the largest of fts kihd in the world. Work upon pe steel fabric will begin in Pittsburgh @t ones and the contract must be com- Pieted in two years and a half. The New York Connecting Maliroad Is backed by the Pennsylvania Rafiroad and the New York, New Haven & Hart- ford, and after the new giant bridge is completed trains can be run by an all fall route from Washington to New Eng- jan MOST EXTRAORDINARY VALUES EVER OFFERED IN Women’s and Misses’ Ulsters Double Faced, Tweeds, Black, Navy and Dark Gray Mixtures Valu:s $20.00 $28.00, $30.00, $38.00 | gos'00 29-24-26 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, WEST. The new structure will be an arch tridge of the iongest @pan In the world. ‘The total cost will approximate §20,- 000,000. There will be 18,000 tons of see! in the’bridge between the two big towers ateach end of the giant arch. Seventy thousands tons of steel will be made up in Pittsburgh and brought hero By rail to © the contract. > Gaynor Names Barondens. rendess, for many years an eust side labor organizer, was appoint- ed a member of the Board of Education by Mayor Gaynor yeaterday to succeed ‘Max & Katsenberg. His term of of- fice is five years and begins Jan. 1 next. Clothing Ready-to-Wear Most Remarkable Values in Winter Overcoats and Suits at $15 The Famous Brili Specials for Men and Young Men The best that can be had at $15, we even invite comparison with those sold elsewhere at $20, so confident are we of their wonderful value. The immense purchasing and selling strength of the Five Brill stores is concentrated in them, to an unusual extent. am | For, despite our large sales of better grade clothes up to $60, the Brill Stores are undoubtedly the largest and best sellers of suits and overcoats at $15 and at $20. And the reason is, obviously, the unusual values to be had here in clothes at these prices. Overcoats—heavy, light and medium weights, newest models and an unlimited assort- ment of fabrics in brown and gray mixtures, and in oxfords and biacks. Suits—io and conservative models, with browns and grays predominating, The Famous Brill Twenty Winter Overcoats and Suits at $20. The Best Values in the World for Men and Young Men. ‘The largest assortment of the very best suits and overcoats that we, or any one else, ever sold for $20. New English and other models; the quality of fabrics and tailoring and the handsome styles and designs ordinarily to be had only in higher-priced clothes. Then in Our Young Men's Departments Overcoats and Suits at $10, $12 and $15 Not only are they new and distinctive, English and American models, and new handsome fabrics and coloring, but they possess the unusual ability to fit young men and fit them right, and they excel in value any suit or overcoat that you have ever seen at $10, $12 or $15, FIVE CONVENIENT STORE: Broadway at 40th Street all 279 Broadway, nr. Chambers St, 125th Street at Third Avenue 47 Cortlandt St., nr, Greenwich Harlem Store Opon Every Evening, Union Square, 14th St., nr. B'way Union Square and 49th St, Stores Open Saturday Evening, “Get the Habit.” Go to THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911. Stern Brothers Call attention to their greatly enlarged departments, New Twenty-third Street Building, devoted to Men’s Furnishings Complete lines of Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Suspenders, Ho- siery, Underwear, Pajamas, Dressing Gowns, Sweaters, Angora | Jackets, Waistcoats and Mufflers at very moderate prices. SATURDAY, AN IMPORTANT OFFERING OF 1200 Silk Scarfs, of high class Silks, in prevailing Four-in-hand shapes, Former Values $1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50 Also for To-morrow, a collection of Men’s Fur Coats, Each 5 oc of Black Siberian Dog, with Natural Raccoon Collar, at $24.50 of Superior Black Broadcloth, lined with Muskrat; Persian Lamb Collar, at 47.50 of Natural Raccoon, for automobile wear; full sweep and length, cloth lined, ’ at 55.00 Girls’ and Misses’ Outer Apparel Unusually large assortments are being shown of the most popular materials and styles for present and Winter wear, For Misses and Juniors in sizes 13 to 18 years {For Street Wear, from $13.86to 39.50 Coats {For Evening Wear, “ 19.75 “ 72.00 Suits For Street Wear, from $15.00 “ 45.00 For Matinee Wear, «25.00 “ 115.00 For Street Wear, from $10.50 “ 47,50 Frocks {ror Evening Wear, “ 25,00 “ 125.00 In addition, Excellent Values in : REVERSIBLE COATS, at $12.75 SUITS OF DIAGONAL CHEVIOT & MIXTURES 18.50 DRESSES OF SERGE, PLAIN AND TRIMMED, 15.00 For Schoo! Girls in sizes 6 to 16 years for General Wear, from $5.00 to 26.50 Coats {or Dress Wear, “9.50 “ 45.00 for General Wear, from $4,95 “ 19.75 Frocks {8 Dress Wear, “ 14.50 “ 39.50 Also for To-morrow, COATS OF CHEVIOT, TRIMMED, SCHOOL FROCKS, at $9.75 at 7.50 Fur Coats FOR MISSES, SMALL WOMEN AND CHILDREN in Black and Natural Pony, French Seal, Blended and Natural Squirrel and Marmot, $25.00 sy 1 15.00 Ranging in prices from Girls’ and Misses’ Fur Sets, «of Grey and Red Fox, Squirrel, White Coney Australian Sram and Beaver, 92020 to 25.00 Chiliren’s Coats, of White Coney, heavy satin Ining, r sizes 2 to 6 year, : £313.50, 15.75 Baby Carrlaze Covers, of White Coney, at $8.75, 10.50 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, BUTTON AND LACE SHOES OF TAN AND BLACK RUSSIA CALF, PATENT LEATHER, VICI KID, WHITE CANVAS AND BUCKSKIN, MADE ON LASTS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT OF GROW- ING FEET. Dancing Pumps and Slippers, GYMNASIUM& SKATINGSHOES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing Norfolk, Double-Breasted, Sailor and Russian Suits, Boys’ First Long Trouser Suits, Young Men's Suits, Overcoats and Raine coats, also Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers !n all the correct models for Fall and Winter, ALSO TO-MORROW, AT SPECIAL PRICES Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, of Fancy Mixed Cheviots, in brown and grey, extra Knickerbocker Trousers, $ full lined; sizes 8 to 17 years, at 3.00 Value $6.50 Boys’ Overcoats in the new button-to-neck models; of Fancy Cheviots in brown and grey, sizes 10 to 18 years, 9.50 at Value $11.50 Young Men's Suits of Blue Serge, Fancy Tweeds and Cheviots, In the latest shades, sizes 34 to 38 Ins, chest measure, at Values up to $21.50 15.50 Reducing” || perpendiculars instead of to hor- such Slender effect on portly wo- men by just such dexterous use of perpendicular lines as are re- \}with the characteristics of the Thoroughbred written all over it. Regal Shoe Designers, because— ‘Ankles and Feet as they never did before. the narrow carry the eye unconsciously ||downward toward the feet, it now Shoes do not discount the Dress above them—the Wearer of that West 23d and 22d Streets ah savenctine Unset Want works all week. Order one fo-day anc prost evr. — —— ==. = The New Model % ® OTE the Expression of this Shoe, Madam? Long, ‘‘lean,’’ gent- ly undulating lines ! The eye attracted to izontals, Note the slender Ankle ef- fect which results ! Note the narrow appear- ance it gives to foot ! Then bear in mind that your Dressmaker achieves just vealed in this new ‘‘Spanish Model.” Dainty, elegant, “fine,” & & Developed this Season by Skirt fashions now reveal And,—since the lines of “‘peg-top” skirts behooves Milady to see that her dress. Try on this ‘‘Spanish Model’’ Regal Shoe to- day (at nearest Regal Store or Agency) and see how it multiplies the grace in every line of the costume above it. Stamped on the sole with the Maker's valuation, and the Re- gal Trade Mark that protects you. N. Y. Regal Shoe Stores for Women New York City Broad way at 7th St. Broadway at eth St, Broadway at 10th St. Brooklyn BOL Broadway 100 Broadway Broadway Newark £25 Broad St. Jersey City Regal Buliding, 108 Newark Ave, Sixth Ave. at 21et8t Lith St. at ard Ave, 225th St. at 7th Ave, 512 Fulton St. 46 Fifth Ave, GDDEPOSIE ‘CREDIT UP TO $100.5 Present this coupon to any o' our salespeople; make any pur- [tM chase desired, in any amount up to $100.00; then pay fifty ents and your goods will b promptly delivered to your home after bill is audited Furniture, Rugs, Beds.” Go-Carts & Pictures $40 3-Pc. Suites, like dew sign, 2-in. Post, All Brass Bed, any size, fine solid goiden oak Dresser and crane” 79.50 ] complete, An Offering That Has Virtual.y Set the Entire City A-talking! @ And the Coupon instead of Cu,tom-’ ary $10 to $25 Cash Deposits or Big “Club Fees” Procures Immediaie Use of Any Purchase Up to $100. Bear in mind we carry the largest, most reliable and best selected furniture display in upper New York. Very lew prices, all marked in plain figures, $Y 11.25 Grated Golden Oak Buffets, like design, gen- erousty carved, with French bevel mirror, lined drawer | and claw feet. golden oak, large pillar massive carved 8.50 claw feet. ..servee