The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1901, Page 5

eres oe soe ee te AY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1901, of Shoppers Crowd the Coy Store. Rriliancy of the Day, Many Coys, Games and Dolls Wilt Bo Osfered Go-Worrow at Special Prices. The whirr and hum of incessant busy-ness is in the air. Interest centres in the Toy Store in a re- markable degree. Crowds of people flock thither. There is never a listless moment. ‘ Everything is in action. Dolls are flying in. Toys, Dolls and Games are hurrying out in BAe: numbers. THEBIG STORE WIFE TOOK PISTOL | HE AIMED AT HER, _ PUGILIST JOHN YOUNG NO MATCH FOR THE WOMAN. Ohrongs Go Add to the From Roof to Basement Be Trica to 11M, bat she Got! Ohis Is a Sreat and Slad Sk 7 Was ever a Toy Store more entrancing to the juvenile rind? Was it ever more alluring to the ma- Revolver and Tan . Ny) dae tured mind ? Christmas Store. Me We have planned to make Friday extraordinariiy busy by pricing in a resistless fashion just the very Toys, Dolls and Games most people are seeking. Tke power of money is vividly illustrated by the following : Five Blocks, BEGINNING NEXT SATURDAY THE STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS Although at one time a Pugilist in his class, John Youns, UNTIL CHRISTMAS. { KID BODY DOLLS, 15 inches leng, _ { BLACKBOARDS, “The Chautau- Willamsburg, was no mat for his = 4 r $§ cork stuffed, finest quality kid body, } 45 5 poy Walden com- wite when ho tried to KIM her last The Big Store never presented a brighter, ,_handsomest —{_ Beautitul bisque bead. moving glass : { » 44) ination ; 4k Might. She overpowered him. took b's/1/ more animating picture of stirring Holiday PREAH! | GEeerYeigy ahose amt stocking j 25 | WOE ees high and . revolver from him and ran away as s Shores dence. dtesned Sdo:ls lates oe ; aPet ne desire he Young lives at activity than it does now. It is in its most at- SY Es specie 03} CHINA TEA { tanivont Becoe aise tractive, most alluring mood. S heads, mov- “SANTA” JOINTED DOLLS, tu eee saa 8s { Tae onl, Hine linen ed soon a ; : > cinted atms, wrists and legs, bis 1 pecial, 8s 7 g : : Departments are filled to overflowing with D: ay heads; movlog. glass, even: } CHES DESK, hardweod, tor ls ‘ AY it Yestonn keys fine new merchandise. The United States and a C flowingcurls, mouth, showing tecth; full) seed $9 ines high: see drawing, spell- $key style, special, 1.28 th tri tribut (dressed in the wig, long Nf ) 5 ng, &e., special, 75 GAMES. Young ts In score or more other countries contribute master- latest fashion, full set of ‘underclothing some centre patted, dainty chemise, t Ft te heres 3 Hoxentledtupeniheril fully to the occasion. taateae be taken off; 17-inch size, 7 ean body g made s20zts 1.25 \ 2x12 inch size, \ EXPRESS Wwacon, Tbe Dat CHRISTMAS, special, P ovolver san i A i By o } {, greed and neatly E E Ba a ea ee The Store with its multitudes of shoppers is POLL GO.CART, made of ca, large Le eee erTaB ETE {iene cluetaieetan ee ce ereeneas Beaty Gecara ted e10233 GANT OB /RACE | EOR THE CUP, faim five blocks before she could get it of {| an inspiration. Thousands of people daily from HEE eenCe enon ineh tite, 25 \ GAME OF WILD WEST, 35° | whip. epee, ee eM HD | CAME OP Pera eeeeinl ry se Og ‘ Ar ‘ake the Elevator to 2: ro) the revolver she had ta In the police court this m woman refused to make a co: Young was charged awith Guct and ca ITALIAN SHOT AT om ning i. || }everywhere. Ceaseless, surging streams of eager andif | humanity. Everything to make shopping easier, safer, and more comfortable. A mammoth moving stair- way to get quickly to the Second Floor; ten big electric passenger elevators; broad stairs; wait- ing rooms, parcel rooms, telephones, telegraph office; U. S. Postal Station—yes, ‘‘a city in Boys’ Clothing. Reefers, Overcoats and Rubber Coats. That boy of yours gets out into the rain so much that a { Rubber Coat will be just the nght thing to give him for a | ‘ AMthletic Goods. Just What Your Boys Want. Hurrah for the sports of the field! Glorious fun in Foot- Punching Bags to harden muscles, to renew vitality. The Sporting Goods Department is full of muscle-making, body-building appliances. Lots of things for Christmas! aE COLUMBIA AIR RIFL asia WZ oconcesled w 8, 3, 000 Hlannel Waists 01, PS fo Ye Z GS Each! These waists are made to sell from $2.75 to $3.90. An ex- traordinary holiday purchase and sale. An occasion that will ball. Christmas Present. are a few hints about Reefers and Overcoats. single shot, LIS i) } Meet 900 shot, BIG BOYS! RI S, storm ulster collars, good grade {riere coat. stuffs, 1,000 shot, in shades of blue and gray, warmly lited, ages 7 to 15 years = st Friday, ‘2.00 Others at $1.25, $1.45, $1.85, 1 $2.25 up to $4.00. AIR RIFLES, the single shot or the repeater, ate here at | loweot prices. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, | VERCOAT long swagger yoke raglans, thelate Oxford aud Cam- hitige shades, « and Vertical pockets, ages Sto 15 years, tay 3.00 LAUNDERED WAISTS, the standard make, K. & E. and 4 brands, best grade French and domestic petcales, newest $ i { BOYS' REFERS, strong meltous and chinchilla, in gray or blue, i ; H THREE BULLETS WHIZZED BY; DIONIO’S HEAD. | Wen’s Fine Bath Robes @an Arrested with Whom He For- merly Nad Trouble Over Hts Wife. at Less Ohan 3 Price. An unexpected event. e biggest Bath Robe makers in New One of the Globe, St. Louis or Warrior single shot AIR RIFLES, worth $1.50, at PUNCHING BAGS, combina- tion single or double end, com- plete with pure gum bladder: A RUGBY FOOTBALL; spe- cial for Friday; regulation size; made of strong leather, with pure Fatterns, fitted with patent detachable bands, regular 7S¢. and 50 $1.00 grades, Friday UNLAUNDERED WAISTS, good grade, fast colored percales, plaited back and frovt, fitted with detachable Waistbands, regular 35c. IS quality; Friday BOYS' RUBBER COATS; a splendid Xmas present for the boys; pure rub- BO immediately attract widespread attention and throng the Department with eager pur- chasers. aist John Dionlo, A delicatessen store York eager to close out his entire { others at 1.25, 1.45, 1.75, Sasceerr arisen $1 Coste may PESU Tralilcatoterecseaimise Otte Street ee ne The Waists are in ten dif- Freee eteenta earretaaniog meeting | surplus holiday lines made us a propo- { ***°?'?*° Jee Skates! seks es eer talloretiteted. plelte j. bottes 3 Ta tie ira ty : er A z / iow (stain Floor, tailor-stitched plaits; button ep ctahisgatore, jut wetare it '| sition which we instantly accepted. ce ates front, back or side; all colors, including black and a isaaianaatentiat A complete and attractive stock, : Prices are the lowest —~ Greater New York. All the styles---Hockey, Racing; also Imported Holland Style Skates. 24 Moor white, all sizes. ° A great opportunity to make a beautifuljand economical Holiday Gift. : Men’s 50c. Yeckwear At 25. More than 12,000 Ties in the lot, and every one is fresh Wen’s and Boys’ Hats, Surely you will want to look your best during the holi- days, and a new hat will add greatly to your appearance. We are excelle: epared to serve you. — MEN'S DERLY SOF LP HATS, tull fur stock; latest blocks; black and le shades; regular $2.00 value; Friday, HATS, Alpine and Trooper shapes, {ull fur stock, $1.25 By reason of the extraordinary con- & cessions made by him we are able to offer these handsome Bath Robesat the LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED DURING THE HOLIDAYS. The purchase comprises more than ; ; ber, dull finishes, mounted on sheeting, won't stick or crack; the long in store, and then Dionto heard yellin, found Policeman Thon of th Flsania station, holding James M thirty-four years old, an Itall Women’s Underskeres, 1,00 50 25, a otiNer (ay pan once ter 1,200 Robes, and soe the sake: at APS Tara of Shanter Toques and double band Polo shapes, ty-firs . Who had + selection we ave divide yarn or cloth, assorted colors, 50c. yrai and beautiful, having just come from the manufacturing rooms his hand. quicker se House Dresses and Gowns. \* (ale Hoot, n of one of the best makers in town, i them into three lots, as follows: MEN'S BATH ROBES AT 1,95, LOT 1—These Bath Robes are in beautiful patterns, and are made of double-faced flannelette, L195 Thompson Btop tn fro! three times could not selze him until he h the third time. on a charge TECKS, PUFFS, IMPERIALS AND 4-IN-HANDS, Good quality silks and satins; nicely lined and care fully made; light or dark colors; hundreds of my 95 patterns, Olala Floor, Rear.) Holiday Gifts. More serviceable or sensile gifts are hard to find. If you'd see the rush for these goods everday you would imagine everybody had decided on some thing of this sort. WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS; paar aero el tap with cord and tassel to match; all sizes; meicstized sateen, umbrella flounce, qhio not. bein, vle to complain that Martello nad ‘fired at him. regular $3.75 qualities nas 75, with two tucked ruffles, lined throughout; special, 1.20 Si C ° Dionto's ma a MEN'S BATH ROBES AT 9./0. WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERSKIRTS, fancy stitcbed hem, yoke baud, See lass and hinaware, nds pay he 4 . i Take the Escalator when you wish to ascend tothe Sec- ond Floor. Safe and easy. Many of the Fountain Booths are given over to fine dis- plays of Smokers’ Novelties. woman Martello knew Italy, Dionto has beaten 3 claiming the latter nas been try talk to his i LOT 2—This is an exceptionally fine lot of high-grade Terry Bath Robes; beautiful patterns—figures or stripes; any color you could wish for; perfect in make, size and finish; values range S, 75 from $5.00 to $8.00; choice at all colors; special, WOMEN’S UNDERSKIRTS; band; special, WOMEN’S COTTON KNIT UNDERSKIRTS; there is only a limit- Also Beautiful Bric-a-Brac. Animating days inthe Basement. The Bric-a-Brac sec- tion is a brilliant world of art all by itself. The Chinaware Departments display superb sets from the striped flannelette, ruttles, yoke | : | SS MEN'S BATH ROBES AT 5.50. ed number and at this price; they won't last long; better hurry, 15 Visit the Fair along the 1°th Street Side, Main Floor. NWAKE: LOT 3—The finest of wool Robes; the best quality and WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES, extra heavy petcale; all colors; a'r You'll enjoy a ramble through this section vf the great store. { Dest potteries in this country and Europe. dozens of the very newest patterns; heavy cord and tassel to 3. YA) stripe; very wide skist; deep hem; trimmed waist; worth $1.75; Toyland! Something new every time you look. The Fancy China display is unquestionably the finest in match;cut very fulljall sizes; worth $8.50to$12.00; choice at ° special, 1.19 Wonderful Burnt Leather Novelties. Main Floor, 18th { New York and will win your attention if reasonableness of You will find these Robes in the Men’s Furnishing Store, on the WOMEN’S LOUNGING GOWNS, warm German flannel; handsome } Street Side. price is any object. main floor, rear, 18th street side. patterns; large sailor collar and slceves satir trimmed; special, 2.95 Thousands of early shoppers this holiday season. That's LAMPS. DINNER SET; 100 pleces; WOMEN’S LOUNGING GOWN; cashmere fannelette; excettent wise. Avoid the rush and crush. BANQUET: LAME, wicueht repesestale fevcedicrpr cia 4 . patterns; Empire style; sailor collar; prettily trimmed with satin Extraordinarily busy days in the World's Greatest Gro- cea en gsct plece sd goldei traced Paine | Beautiful Gites in Sewelry. Se ae ere tseoat von cone f cery., Bourth Floor. Speen) HUY S350 9 BiociM atters egulacly , | : pags ~ ~~. $ Is it any wonder the Jewelry Store is so popular? TABLE LAMP; wrought | $24.00; special, 16.50 LAURA M’GUIGAN TAKES CAR-| Wonderfully Large and Charming Varieties at Christmas Stationery. Third Floor, Centre. frou; new design; beavy | |DINNER SET, 100 pleces: BOLIC ACID AND DIES. Reasonable Prices. $29 Parlor Suits Reduced to $15, | orf ese truley $1.5; seca 2,75 | toes sin gle pret | The Jewelry Store bids you a merry welcome. 5 t L anit] Sf vood finish ; ff rated’ blue and peacock green; every | It ae its teats It was never more radiant, never cheerler, never New and Fine Samples. ‘ adtes doves, est gilt tatminge; regularly. piece gold ined? regularly Pretty Visitor from Jersey Com-/ more glitteringly bedecked. The maker sent us too many of these Samples. We H A Very Special Offer. $5.00; special, 3.00 | $22 00; special, 15.00 mits Suicide for No A Every golden trinket, every silvery novelty whispers Christmas. haven't the room to spare for them, and to quickly sell them DIES' 1 AND 2 ouKee Ay Sh } TABLE LAMP; rich ruby fin- | DINNER SET, 100 pieces; Reason |lat rus, The art of the goldsmith is shown in every fascinating detail. we've put a price on them out of all proportion to their true $ LADIES’ 1 AND ? SP MOCHA GLOVES in tan (i lehed ; body, Mk mounted ii with | French Limoges china, richly F 7‘ of sand gray; allsizes from 5's to 714; the $1.25 qual- } black trimmings; best central decorated; every piece heavily —_—_—_ But there /s no extravagance in pricing. Economy exercises a vital worth. eas Lac ara REEclAT $ draft burner; regularly $4.50; gold stippled with coin gold force; it is a potent factor. Big values—the best we've seen in many a day for $15.06! Anes ait WHE special, 3.25 edges; “regularly $55.00; esos a ~~ Other Lamps ina great variety of | special, 39.00 WATCHES, LADIES’ SOLID GOLD HUNTING designs; bronzes; old brass, and bodies, with fancy black irom fini ranging in prices at $5.00, $7.00 an DIAMONDs. DIAMOND TEA SET, £6 pieces; thin | porcelain, decorated im natu- Leather Goods Store. drank carbe @ room tull of revellers morning and died. ‘The girl was remarkably t her home in Beverly months ago t e with her Tannen who bh Ruth Stree ized what w. to the floor in Happening the girt sit sony nny. price, DIAMOND DIAMOND CLUS- ‘350.00 CASE WATCH, beautifully en- giaved and engine turned cases fitted with Waltham or Elgin 7 jewelled movement; worth $25.00; to-mor- row, , key, worth ty, with Tock and 16.50 $2.60, 98 Newest Things from Abroad Are Here. To describe all the things in the Leather Goods Store would be to tell you what is the very newest and best in this won- derful realm of commerce. Prices begin modestly and go as high as you want to pay. Here are cetails that will interest you at once, particularly if you are in doubt as to what to give at Christm: ' } i H d , { ¢ | | | $10.00 to $75.00; fully one-third less than regularly charged. FANCY CHINA. FISH SET; finest thin Aus- tram china, with an extra large size platter, 12 plates and sauce-toat; handsomely decorated, richly tinted; every piece gold-traced; regularly $15.00 Sets for CABORETTES OR FANCY ral colors, gold traced; regu- larly $5.00;-special, | TEA. SET, 56 pieces;) fine thin china, richly decorated; | regularly $7.00; special, GLASSWARE. WATER TUMBLERS; thin blown glass; regularly doren it West. Pn oe two women made a fy ie Rotel plate polished. ta ; Cy) VERY FINE REAL EBONY $10.00; special, 7.00 | at Soc.; special per dozen, Ington Inet week teed fort / MANICURE SETS, polished GAME SET, richly decorated; | eighaetcavied Tiaal nient real tied with All are 3piece PARLOR SUITES of handsome design, mahogany Gnlshed { harawonds cages aatin lined platter and'1? plates; regu- Pe ete Larimer eee their return. There was another woman | fully cut clear white stones, weigh: a fine lever movement ; frames, beautifully inlaid with fine French marquetry, plano polish finish, containing raid file, tweezers, larly $5.00; special, 3.50} regularly 75c.; special, besides Mrs, Iennon and Laura and|ipg 4 and 1-0 karat, eee 97.00 worth $12.00; 8.50 } sha wiseniaieat bi Phe esa etl tpurty walle (erp and covered corn knife, cuticle scizsors, } FISH AND GAME SETS; meee joes ae ¢ r sy . and fig ‘ap: buttcn hook, polisher, ieat ° % 5 three men. One of the men was to ‘ BOYS’ SOLID SILVER estry ; actual value $29.00, special at, 75.00 Revi icoretid betes OMe bees tf suena chad Cea eben pr class; engtaved in Gresk and ; i SOLITAIRE _ DIA pot, &e., special, 50 oges china; hand painted; marry Laura within a month. The D RINGS; Tif HUNTING CASE f poy rely Star pattern; regularly $1.10; sextet had a merry time, singing and Mon teri WATCH; fancy en- (Tate Floor) tanging in prices from Rl eee dancing. The hours passed rnpldiy. Re fany, and high raved and engine turned 10.00 to 75.00 | special, ural'silpped’ tra me wies movement; wor He J sortment French Limoges an: glass; engraved in Greek ant Laura ip ve from the om, ine wag Kai of a good size; a $3.50; 5.50 SET U, Se $ Haldia ese sartinent Breach Limoges sad ase eucrared le Graal an . a {3 ‘wor! 00, . Eg’ Ss 5 * ES, contal handsomely decorated and 75c.; special, singing @ ragtime melo ea | LADIES" SOLID StL. Welcome as Holiday Presents. ing 12 bottles and se g handpainted; special values Dae enrs Fe ee ena es Uae LRU Ny RINGS; choice of WATCH, fancy engraved The air inthe Music Store resounds with melody these at lroreercese $4.50 Sets for 3.25 . Ing, Hes commpauions thought te Was senainarcat atyleet cases and gocd Swiss days. You note the strumming of the banjos, the tinkling of $7.00 Sets for SIE thd tock ta satire re ratleraigeenitaliolealal neaine Rats fancy lelcher and movement; worth $2.75, 1.95 } the mandolins, the clear, chime-like strains of the Glocken- $10.00 Sets for 10.50, ly decorated; regularly $2.50; bottle ‘as though preparing to ot rutauel ne STERLING SILVER. splele and the merry sounds of the accordions from the Vater- $39.00 Sets for 21,751 Seco toast. Then sie drained it. Her com: NX? Rubies, STERLING SUC { tand as they blend thelr harmonies with the Gramophones and CHOCOLATE SETS, fancy pantons saw her lips twitch, her thro. a Doe Wy peat me BRACELETS, other talking machines. } sae trays: convulse, ‘The slekening odor of i alds, Doublets, Opals jamonds; “chased and plain, ing i 10.00 Sets for acid Was tn the room. Heture th | worth $9.50, 5.00 fextia heavy woallt And everything is happily little-priced. ; $12.00 Sets for 375 4.85 Laura's sweeth = thosflour, beside TERE RING tor: , SALAD DISHES, handsomely madman. Her sister v Into hy thire Spadina Fy GI ‘ STERLING SLL CELLULOID EA decorated, gold traced; regu- tae urouseds uxer sy aanes tit doublet centres, aur- “4V ER NETHER- BUMS, for cabi 1,35 larly $1.50; special, r rounded with 12 zen. SOLE” BRACE- i CHOCOLATE POTS AND eighty wit ine diamonds, ‘i tet sania peas, CRACKER JARS; regularly iceman to e 1. 5 a jandsomely chased, Ke d 9Se.; spectal, St ET SET; While antidotes: Were Klven to the. sit! worth $18.00; 10,00 choice. of many 5 San $28 0 TOILET SER; 9 pltces, Hehe Misty aha Wee ent before eberih FANCY styles; worth of GLOCKENSPIELS; made of the best a aveasturaligicorses silent "ALR o'clock ths morning 0° DIAMOND $1.50, 75 steel; bronzed wooden frame, white enamelled; perfect in tunc; Traced; regalatly $4.50; spe 7 of Nou ah Went Hwentfet BROOCHES ; SOLID GOLD JEWELRY. Beatly packed in vebox; 2 hammers and instructor, sizes and pink, nile >} cial, | 2 2.50) brother-in-law: of the: girl. had | hy pearl and tur- SOLID GOLD THIMBLES, 004 prices as follows prettily dec orate boxes; spe: = whipped toner parentayliomein Beverly, quolse, oper- heavy quality, with fancy ‘im, Akeys 1Sc 10 keys 1G¢ } cial, Pi ati ean dessiys| a i WS Ripianle worth $3.50, 1.95 15 keys 32c 19 keys 38 } WORK BOXES; cellu‘: } {a patural colors; poss traced ACCUSED BY HIS GIRL WIFE.! kuots, with SOLID 22 keys O9c 2 kevs ‘chromatic Se | very latge ant complet | oo ' regularly $8.00; special, a “handsome Soe etace GERMAN ACCORDION, 20 reeds, ? basses, 10 nickel aie pent | Fj DINNER SETS. CUSPIDORE; Finest German : dlaond ia with oLeart’ keys, open action, double tellows, with clasps; special, 1,55 } S pier: eae pe plccees china, handsomely decorated, ce ; 3 rm 0 a ; olors: iacunyne pendant GERMAN ACCORDION, 20 reeds, 2 basses, ? stops, SOLEARS AND, new Havilasd shape; richly | eee old Aancody segaiatty Paul F, Stein was brought tot most beautiful collection; exclusive worth $2.50, 1,25 10 nickel open keys, 4 double bellows, protected with VA dozen styles; decorated; regularly | $17.00; |Soc.; special, lyn to-day from Norfolk, Va jewellers would avk $22.50, 12,00 OVER So stee! corners, spectal, 1,95 Iieaytne special, 00 | charge of bigamy eg AN r peels } Pe enits BANJO, 33 nickel brackets, grcoved heop, cherry or ate as gifts; 95 a. on complaint , p 3 mahogany neck, ebony veneered finger-toacd, cellulond , LEATHER ROLL UPTOILET years old, of No. Cm) i \ er omEae, pegs; special, 4,95) puchatce oe Bathe Naat 98 OR TRAVELLING CASES, Rete ee > | \ STICK PINS BATUO, ladies’ size, R inches, 16 elckel brackets, wats pifETTER CASES, CARD cas 1, Inather learned that he haw a wife and three | DIAMOND. CUFF BUTTONS, aclid wewien.d sree es Orato a8 ETROOKS make very appro- for, ciuldren ty trast, New york. “She 4% |e and Roman, ferote eee ait | Nan dees, VIOLINS, for beginners, Iu halt ard three-quarter gg } Riiste and usefut pitts for men. | We 3.00 4 he Wolk $2 longing 10 her, Stel | 5 ees 00, sizes; upward fom ; 2.15 } can supply all your wants in these spzcial, ‘8.00 3 was held for trial. handsome large diamonds; worth $15, 7,50 cieice to-morrow, sayeth ie Shean ape | ata nn } yi pial diab ass fe S sR Stine steerer ne UP yy a desta Oa wnses ovat “alessio Ronde e di) SSN ede. z tiem toe