The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 8

and that the trains will be able to carry, this maximum volume of traffic as oon as-the road has been learned by the mo- tormen and engineers. No new work or additional lines will be attempted by the company until It 1s learned bow much of a dividend earner the new subway will be. GREAT SPORT ON THIS SLIDE.) Pourne Hrects Large | '|Red Star VANDERBILT GIVES ADVICE TO MINISTERS AFTER MONEY cated?’ he asked. “About three thousand,” of the ministers, “And how many churolies have you W. K. Vanderbilt, who generally Hkes to keep his charitable works secret, has Just donated a large chunk of free ad- vice to two ministers at Idle Hour, near New Cars Constantly Being Re- eived and Road Expected to Be Ready for Traffic Early ven, of various denominations.” “Too many altogether," seid Mr. Van- “You are overburdened with churches, I advise you to reduce tho number and cut down on the selaries of ministers, and learn to bo self-s' i 6. ‘The minister arrived at Idle Hour to- gether and were eocking vontributiona for thelr respective churches, Mr. Van- derbilt greeted them cordially and they almost felt the contribuuons in their Tobogann Chute for Daughter. Commodore Bourne, of the New York ont of his residence at) . for his daughter's use, and those who visit the will enjoy some great The chute runs from the second story of the residence and s fil It carries as fir as of the lake and when the water Is 01 & boat will be used instead of a sled. “How many people are there in the ¢ you for the ad- community where your churohes are lo- ‘2 OMolais of the Interborough Raptd it Company have announced that they axnact to carry 45,000 passengers hour during rush hours night and | everything 1s being put in condition as rapidly as possible. subway will be opened by May 1 next morning when the new subway 1s ready It ts expected the New cars are being received and agg. Manufacturing Jeweller and Silversmith, 409 and 411 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, Opposite Boerum Place, near City Hall. Peck & Snyder’s Racin wood tops, $2.24 and metal and full nickelled finish, $2.49. UNTIL 1100. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY: FILLED. = DIA | Solid gold Ring DIAMONDs, Solid gold Ring for setfladies, set with with five perfect dia- } genuine monds; actual value {actual value, $6.50, MONDS. Solitaire Ring,’ Genuine fgenuine diamond} ty ~ stone Dia- §for ladies, set with Dian Ring, } welghing % karat, mond Ring, blue}genuine diamond: karat, actualjactual values’ Wnite, aciual val- factual ‘ue, $100.00, price § $16.00; price, ¥ yy $ Ear Screws, no chips, solid gold settings, Solid-Gold Snake Ring, Solid Gold Ring, 2 head set with genuine perfect and white dia- Genuine Diamond Ear Screws or Drops, weighing 134 karats, actual value $120.00; Solid Gold Brooch or Pendant in shape of a heart, set with 95 Ori- ental pearls; price gold Coll Pin, Solid gold Brooch or Pen- dant, set with one genuine diamond and 80 fine pearls, actual value $28.00; price ¢ diamond, value Solid gold Brooch or Pendant, set with 33 large and briliiant diamonds, sctual value $110.00; WATCHES FOR TiEN. 14-karat solid gold, extra heavy case, Elgin movement; price, 44-karat gold-filled case, American move- nt, warranted for 10 years, Solid goldcase, American movement, 14-karat Gold filled Cases, ranted for 25 ets Waltham moye- wat ) Waltham’ or Solid gold Link But- tons, set with a gen- 28 Gold Locket, set; Soild Gold Locket, se with genuine diamond setting: actual}in star setting, act i pri Locket, set with}Solid gold Locket, se dia-$ with genuine diamonds} mond; act ualiactual value, uine diamond in star setting; value, $15.00, Rings, heavily Clasps, set with 3 Id Si qeailne deeioad Solid Gold Signet pene Gods nk: Ring, heavily set in combina- tions of pearls, opals, sapphires Solid Gold Chain Bracelet, set witk-gen” wine diamond (no chip); actual value } tual value $5.00; value $10; price, Engraving Free. . THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1963. R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Mad 34th to 35th St Sporting Goods.—m». Bicycles, for men and women, finest seamless steel tubing, all parts guaranteed, 22-inch frames, ad- justable handle bars, single tube tires, $14.98. { > Erie Bicycles, for men and women, made of best quality steel tubing, fitted with Fauber improved one-piece hanger, Hart- “Fairy “Fay Women's and Children's Half- clamp Ice Skates, polished steel blades, all sizes, 98c. Half-clamp Ice Skates, full nickel finish, $1.24. Half-clamp Ice Skates, full-nickelled, hardened steel blades, $1.7% Half-clamp Ice Skates, polished nickelled finish, welded steel run- ners, $2.87, $3.51 and $3.81. Club Skates, made of bright pol- ished steel, strong cast steel run- ners, 54c. Club Skates, bright polished steel, full -nickelled finish, strong cast steel runners, 79c. Club Skates, bright polished steel, hardened steel runners, nickel-plat- ed throughout, $1.42. Club Skates, welded and tempered steel runners, heavily nickelled and polished, $2.26. Club Skates, best quality steel, highly tempered blades, polished nickelled finish, $2.78 and $3.74, Skates, 3.34; all Screw Hockey Skates, made of cast steel, flanged runners, polished nickelled finish, 98c, Peck & Snyder’s Screw Hocke Skates, No. 5 H, nickelled and pol- ished, hardened and tempered three-ply welded steel, $2.97. United States Screw Hockey Skates, No. 1143, best quality steel, highly tempered and welded runners, $3.14, Peck & Snyder’s Screw Hockey Skates, Ai Championship brand, extra heavily electro-nickelled and polished, blades of best quality razor steel, $3.81. Peck & Snyder's Key Hockey Skates, No. 7 H, highly nickelled finish, three-ply welded steel run- ners, $3.54. Peck & Snyder's Key Hockey Women's Skates, No. 8 S H, heav- ily nickelled and buffed, flat ribbed highly tempered steel runners, $3.67. WM. Our Concave Uncommon Good $15, not because they are the regular ‘Close- Fitting Collar. ford tires, adjustable handle bars, $19.98. »? Bicycles, for boys and girls, guaranteed to give ex- cellent service, fitted with Hartford tires, $14.98. 99 3icycles- for boys and girls, a splendid wheel, made and inished in the best possible manner, fitted with all the newest improvements; boys’ 24-in., $17.98; 26-in., $18.98; girls’ 24- in., $18.98; 26-in., $18.98. Ice Skates, strap fastenings, pol- ished steel blades, all sizes, 74c. Peck & Snyder's Key Clamp Rink Skates, No. 15, suitable for fancy work, heavily nickelled and buffed, bevelled runners made of finest welded and tempered steel, $2.94. Hockey Sticks, made of Canadian Rock Elm, official pattern as used by Hockey teams, 49c., 39c. and 24c. Canadian Toboggans, $2.84, $3.61 and $4.96. Norwegian Skiis, $3.74 and $3.96. Indian Snow Shoes, $3.47, $3.82 to $4.51. Moccasins—made by Indians from Indian Island, Me.—$2.49, $2.74. Single Breech-loading Guns, $3.89 to $7.49. Single-shot 22 Calibre Rifles, $1.39 to $7.91. Repeating Rifles, 22 Calibre, $10.24 and $12.24. Double Breech-loading Hammer Guns, $9.19 to $23.98. Double Breech-loading Hammer- less Guns, $17.98 ,to $71.98. Single-shot Alr Rifles, 53c.; Repeat- ing Rifles, 71c, to $1.79. Fencing Foils, 56c. to $3.19 each. Medicine Balls, $1.49 to $3.24. Men’s Boxing Gloves, $1.19 to $4.74 set. Boys’ Boxing Gloves, 89c. to $147 set. “Marble” Hunting Knives, $1.98 to $2.98. “Marble” Hunting Axes, $1.31 to $2.59. Fishing Rods, 78c. to $31.98. Leather Gun Cases, $1.98 to $11.98. Boys’ Sweaters, made of lamb’s wool, $1.29. Men's Sweaters, made of lamb's wool, $1.89 to $3.49. Intercollegiate Sweaters, made of heavy Shaker knitted wool, $3.98. Rugby Footballs, regulation size, 98c. to $2.74. Roller Skates, 39c. to $1.98; Bicy- cle Skates, $3.44, Tennis Rackets, 74c. to $5.74, Winter Suits and Overcoats at $15. We sell these winter suits and overcoats for $15 sort, but because we have madea specialty of this line of goods. $15 are equal in ever: usually sell for $20. and through. The little t Our suits and overcoats at way to garments that hey, are good through ings youdon’t see are done thoroughly and as well as the big things you do see. They have all the style and snap of the highest pried garments. ey wear. And they areall made with shape. T! They keep their Our “Concave” Shoulder and “Closefitting” Collar. If you’re going to pa overcoat you can save $5 a one for $15. $20 for a suit or ere and get as good The assortment is very large, including medium len h overcoats, long, loose over- coats and Chesterfields—all the fashionable materials. Suits of tweed, cheviot, cassimere,worsted thibet, in the new single and double breasted sack coat models. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway. Houston St, H.O'Neill & Co Beautiful Furs and Coats For Big and Little Girls. What can you buy the girls for Christmas that they would appreciate more than a nice warm Coat or a pretty set of Furs? And right here let us say that they are as care- fully made and as thoroughly scrutinized by our experts a8 the garments designed for their mothers and aunts. Children’s Military Coats of Blind Cheviots in blue and brown, loose shapes, $5 00 cape and cuffs piped with red cloth and trimmed with . gilt buttons; sizes 6 to 14 years........-seec-eeeeeeee ° Regularly $8.50. Children’s Zibeline Coats loose shapes, with shoulder cape, tastefully trimmed $6 95 with black braid and silk covered buttons, colors blue ° and browns; sizes 6 to 14 years........6e¢+ 0005 saesia Regularly $10.00. Children’s Cheviot & Zibeline Coats loose shapes, with shoulder capes and standing military collars, trimmed with black braid and gilt buttons; $8. 75 tizes 6 told yearecccas icc gecnce- tees ocescnceess Regularly $14.00. Misses’ Jackets of Kersey or Cheviot Cloths, semi-fitted, with deep military cape and standing collar, in blue, brown and $11.75 black; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. ......ssessereee Regularly $16.00. Misses’ Coats seams and patch pockets; sizes 14, 16 and 16 years...... Regularly $12.50, FUR SETS. Children’s Imitation Ermine Sets........$1.25 Children’s Lamb’s Wool Sets... ne vee H1.95 Children’s White Thibet Sets...........-$2.95 Children’s Grey Krimmer Sets (Selected) $3.95 Misses’ American Chinchilla Sets........$6.50 Stole ahd Flat Mutt. Misses’ Squirrel Sets, Stole and Flat Muft,.., ..$7.95 Misses’ Grey Fox Sets, Stoleand Flat Muff,...$11.75 Misses’ Sets of Brook Mink Stoke and Cughtom Methsscssasso snpsete 8.95 (Third Floor.) Special Values for Saturday in Boys’ High Grade Clothing. Young Men’s Long Pant Suits (like cut), of foreign mixtures in Cassimeres, Tweeds and Chev- fot, made single and double breasted, sizes 15 to 20 years ValucQ10l4iaessea (ses tice nioraaedecss $8.75 Boys’ Norfolk or Two-piece Double- Breasted Suits, made of all wool Cassimeres, Tweeds, Worsteds and favy blue Cheviot. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Value $4.48 D325 Boys’ Russian Overcoats, A Made of imported Oxford grey, Irish Frieze or Royal Blue \W Serge, cut double breasted, two rows of brass but- tons. Sizes 2% to Bycars.. Valuc $6.48, $4.75 * Young: Men’s Overcoats, of all wool Oxford grey and black Irish Frieze, eut fel Tong and swaggery. Sizes 17 to 20 yrs. Value $i0.98 $8.75 “ Boys’ All Wool Overcoats, ; / in Oxford grey and black Irish Frieze, cut full and loose. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Value $6.75..2....4++ ee $4.98 (Third Floor.) Shoes for Boys and Girls. Splendid Values for Saturday. MISSES’ Al CHILDREN'S Black Kidskin and Box Calf spring heel shoes, good Oak leather soles, suit- able for dress And school wear, Sizes 6 to 11, for $1.25: sizes 1134 to 2, $1.65. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S fine Vici Kid yam; dull kid tops, with patent and kid tips, and all Vici with broad plain toes, hand sewed welt soles, Sizes 6 to 11, $1.50; Sizes 11% to 2, $2.25, LITTLE BOYS’ Glazed Dongola and Box Calf spring heel Lace Shoes, good stout soles, Sizes 9 to 1334, $1.25. LITTLE BOYS’ Vici Kid and Ebony Calf spring heel Lace Shoes, new model toe shapes, full toc shapes, Sizes 9 to 1334, $1.75. a BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES, uppers of Satin Calf, tops of dull Dongola, out- side and inside back stays, heavy soles, new Bull Dog Toc shapes, Sizes 13 to 54, $1.50. 7 see thee reeeee (Second Floon) Half Price’ Sale of the Celebrated “La Vida” Corsets. “La Vidas” are purely all whalebone and have been long recognized as the equal in all respects of Imported Corsets at double their price—we are in a position to offer several advance 1904 models at Half Regular prices—the assortment comprises fancy silk Batiste and coutille; also staple colorings and black and white—Sizes 18 to 30, Formerly $6.00, $8.00, $10.50, $15.00 Sale price, $2.98, $3.98, $5.25, $7.50 (Second Floor.) Holiday Ribbons. DOUBLE FACE SATIN LIBERTY RIBBON, fine quality, in all the good colors. They come in 10 yard pieces. No.1, value 29c, at, pc..25¢ No. 2, value 45c, at, pc.. 39 No. 134, value 38c, at, pc..33c| No. 3, value 55c, at, pc., 45¢ SATIN and TAFFETA RIBBON, 434 inches wide, in all the desirable colors for holiday use, value 29c per yard; special for Saturday.....++.see0r-++++: Masegsat Cece +++ 220 Untrimmed Millinery. i i A hapes, Fine qual RE Sorin 647s mesial cee: FAR Ladies’ Tailored Suit Hats, designs from our own workrooms, wings | $3,48 Very chic trimmed with fine quality velvets, silk brai and pompons:- ~~~" Webi worth $6. Also a choice selection of Toques, Bonnets and Round Hats. ' in Panne Velvet, Chiffon, Chenille and Maline,’ / (Second Floor.)