The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1900, Page 6

RRP NIC RI ARS ORIN “RE THE WORLD: No one who is not intimately concerned in such work as ours can imagine what a god- i send The Evening World's Christmas dinners will prove, i 1, General Secretary Charity Organization Society, alstetetoleietetoleteted feleletetoletotelotoleteletel The Last Christmas of Nineteenth Century to Be Made Happy and Hope-lit for at Least 6,000 Deserving Per- sons—Each Pamily Provided with a Koun- | tiful Dinner by The well J Evening Wor d. . a) ent wiving 1,000} neintinae a ’ Pi eee ose cos EVENING WORLDS CHRISTMAS DINNE { Ned an . a " Dewey dinner, wh tt ' TWO CHICKENS, SWEET POTATOES, SWLET CORN, ie Lint of Henetictarton Has Neen | | , CANES, NUTS AND RAISINS: CORTEL, READ, PLUM: -punpING, D , er CAND: Piledish dL press at tho tow OLS Loyola ererey eye) arelererererarerelerele eiereieraye niece wie nie eleiblelelereieyerelaie 4)@) 4 Ale yeIe elelel ele al oe eH) AL OVO yore LORRyOOIe & Joval express company oo Monday tue ey {a fe names and addresses of the ob ray pefving families hay en obtatned from the Charity Organiae Hocle whieh had the « cont de Paul Sool for Improving the fa making up tho let Movers) hundred dinners, pall for bh KiNd-hearted persons who sent wave the aiiroeses of fo which they wirhed 1 clal dinners to) by given ny alee been ordered, but owing to | UYPF the Christmas rivh they cannot be deily ered at the have to be pa ners will be went t the bunkets can be hay BB Cooper Comp Any’ ® rec nt, th and Bixth aver mie A.M. an he Bvening Wor ort Year Of Its existence Make Chriatings the happi ye ‘i for those whom Banta Clay ‘Ol ber win | Nappinens i fo One Wh erned th ue " OPEN EVERY EVENING CHRISTMAS MONTH, We are mighty close to Christmas—and every hour from now on 8| is to be busier, The important thing is to get well into your mind that our stock is comprehensive enough to meet ALL tastes, ALL purses, Whether you wish to spend St or $100 or $1,000, you can buy here the gift that will be most appropriate and welcome—and with abso- 3 lute certainty of fullest value and lasting satisfaction, The goods are here-—Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver ware, Opera Glasses—more of them than you'd think it possible to sell; but they're oe so fast that early choice is imperative, aulea in in aie FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 000 XMAS DINNERS 10 1,000 FAMILIES, obetedonbatelededenfaletennbbeleeatefetetes | 1900, ul “Vitals” Clothing. wail? Because we have not toys and games shall we fail to remind you that we have far worthier gilts for the child: Shall we fail to tell vou that the warm Overcoats, Gloves, Hats and Shoes which will keep the boys comfortable long after the toys’ play-day is over are here— here at hall cost? The story of the “Kirschbaum Sale” is well known—the result you can learn pleasantly, At the Amas season, when goods ate high everywhere, we have this vast stock to offer you at about half price. This sreat sale has saved money for thousands —it can save it for you, Read These Prices--Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, ren; WES HUSIN ESS AL ERS, WINTER OV ERCOADS, YOUNG MEA) SUITS. { HOYs! SUITS, * Kew iail (Knee Panty Suit, 6 to 16 Years) | PARK OWA ft arty & ACK DIAGONAL. aUITY iis | ; itis Jiv A h had MEVIOT SUITS AY WINTH ¥ “75 vr atiTe | i ‘ aT | | MD 77h 77h | ; ath WAND ILAGH THInE TA Soh HWW AND OAKSIMERE, SUITE NTH |1koo WoRSTED Bt aaa sR YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS, HOVS! SUITS WITH VESTS, (10 to 16 years) 1th ixponte #38) 4 it GHLRVIOTS AND CASTERS, wore neh ADE TB! 94 i ‘ \ ‘on Tho) | ! } 7. HACK CHEV Ton Stnes 5.78 | BOYS! OVERCOATS, BN thc neuter ett Oh ean (Maen 9 to ui Years) VINE CHEVIOT SUITS ian Hint Maik th " Te tors byt PLAID PANCY VRS 0 HOVS) VESTRE AND BLOUSE SUITS, 0 OF nett 1TH | PANE 1 8 wo {0 years) HO RANEY T alow 1B oo HACK PIANOS AL SACKS AND Wher Eas WY VRATRR AUITS lip 16) 100 ; CUPAW ANE ae AAJA villi tall dary 22) RSE gt Hi 5 KBRARY® AND Pani NN finan 1200 4 Nb KEP 7 x vn ead Uisinas \vb GHEA y ' | te can BN idles .; HM NM suit WhTh 0 16 mevita 1M)! 10.00 TAN KPRREY RUBAAN 0 COATS, tee R49 ’ wind 10.00 hep Kemeny HUSBEAN O/O0ATS., tt G.AND| 10.0) BLUE KERSEY RUGSIAN O'COATS, esea handsome souvenir given with every y purchase of Boys’ or Children’s Clothing Sale at All Four Big Busy Stores, others. Evenings Until Xmas, Mail Orders Filled. Four (279 Broadway, near Chambers St, sotlecta fent 47 Cortlandt St., bet, Church & Greenwich Sts, ONVEMIENL 91 and 219 6th Ave., bet. 14th and 5th Sts, Outfitters Stores. rs To Men and Boys. 263 SIXTH AVE. ( (Near 17th St.) Men Experience | | (25th St., corner 3d Ave. Our Eyesight Specialist, J, J, Hogan, assisted by 4 Opticians, will exams ine and carefully fit your eyes free of charge. Hours 8 A, M, to 10 P.M, A Great Saturday Holiday Sale. 155." Fine Gold Eye-Glasses, *1. EyesAlsoTestedat Night Old Glasses Matched, Improving (h by the Sf Viv Apart from come winder th 0 $10, 00 \ Christina | ee ne f y | fron Mr Charity Organis 1 holt of New. ¥ the Kavior of t Tam auth | ton that nt L m . f, | + ae $2, 50 up, fold Gold Be fix me iy a” \ na Ph) ‘ ed Wat mo Swine work $12.75 gent ie Paw le nA Tinprovir ITY HOUSES. AB XMAS GIFTS, Deeds Filed Show Some New Yorkers Who'll Bless Santa, nd jot in you Yalnut " | as nate mi hnente amrortmous | Bacinene wants. ce $900} ur great gn te Me ata oft ate going | i j Haiti hed | Kor Mach Hoses Largest assortment of LG ae? Baron ‘$20,00 A ell ' vibl4 vei 25 to $7, 50 Onyx, Gilt, Marble, Por- We ‘ «ell gt AM ap ae Gio, fron celain and Iron Clocks in| Old Gold Exchanyed, tes Fel fo Me sete, Marware Es $18.00 up. the City, Remodelled or Bought. ig worth Mrs. | will “SOpen To-Morrow Night, Saturday, December 22, Until ft P.M. LAMBERT BROTHERS’ Christmas Corner, 3D AVENUE, CORNER 58TH STREET. \ great sense @f ga! sfaction in buying thelr CLOTHING here, tn the first lace, You have’ very large stock to seleet from, containing the greatest ty ol tre. lien all goods are plainly marke d and there is ont che priee You, for everyhiody--tonh or Nihal cred! Pa One Dollar Each Week.. y SUITS that were $18.00, reduced to - 13,50 | SUITS that were $20.00, reduced to + 15,00 FINEST LENSES SUITS that were 824,00, reduced to » 18.0 EYBRY PARTICLE OF METAL IN THI8 SPRING LA WARRANTED SUITS that were $80.00, reduced to 2 fe! ROLID GOLD and set with finest quailty of imported lonses, hee ' 0, he nw to that paso slip and do tot disfigure the nore. ‘They ai ny Every eyeglans and npectacle wearer sould J of a strictly all-wool Prieae Overc j reduced to 4Open Every Night Till New Year's, | wale, aa they ¢ fines! glasses made, Har optiolans at wound Be ts) oy er pur EHRICH BROS., Sixth Ave. and 23d St. Great Bargains in Overcoats, We have eon many of our high®rade Overcoata Think mit, formerly sold for $20.00 14 00 ' A Shoe Bargain f for Men. Men's Box Calf Shoes, extension soles, latest shape; a Shoe that te av water Ught a8 it is possible to make one; cannot be be al for loss than $5.00; special for cash or on eredit ; a 95 out the pric Ladies’ and Misses’ Top-Coats, 1 oft “4 Short Box Top-Coats, 26 inches long, made of finest tan and castor kersey cloths, silk or satin lined, fine tailor finish, Jackets that were formerly $20, $22.50 and $25, $15.00 each, Also our entire balance of /mported Evening and Opera Capes, at half former prices, |Lord & Taylor, | Brondway é 20th St | Boys’ Clothing Greatly Reduced. Hoys' two-plece Suite, ages from & to 16 wool; were $5.0; reduced to OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS, 470 Fulton St., Brooklyn, eee ener irrrrcrenecrrrerrrrerrnrnnrnr ery) eer rer. ‘H, ZEITZ & TARSHIS, + 468 Fifth Ave., 535 Fulton St., : BROOKLYN, THE LEADING CREDIT OUTFITTERS. Never Mind About the Money, Don't hesitate. OUR BASY CREDIT system permits you to get all the wearing apparel you desire, allows you to be always dressed in the height of fashion, and we give you a mammoth stock from which to make your selection. Our GOODS, our PRICBS and our MBTH- ODS are pleasing the people, and our trade Is ever Increasing, and our stock of CLOTHING and CLOAKS was never more complete. OVERCOATS: Our $10.00 coat cannot be beat for less than $15.00. SULTS, black and mixtures, $10.00 and $15.00, cannot be du- » plicated for less than $15.00 and $20.00, In the ladies’ department we are now disposing of high-grade SUITS, JACKETS and AUTOMOBILE COATS at half price, Do not » walt, but come at once, as there is plenty to select from +H. ZEITZ & TARSHS. Serer toy For toenight and to-morrow . M,, a Child's Colored Cashmere Dress, sizes 1 to 4 years, special, . i 95¢ CBSO 006 999009009 69-25-5 5.06995 54555559-05020 WORLD WANTR Buttonhole the Public and hold thelr attention for & little while-~Jjumt For to-night im to-morrow until 10 P.M, a Girl's Dress of Novelty Material, a Me doe colored combina- ns, sizes 6 to 14 years, special, 95c Second Fieor, bOih Mt, Reetten, Every Point of the Com- 8 1s Covered by Sunday orld Wants, They go