The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1903, Page 14

: Holiday Gifts for Men House Coats & Robes House Coats | Of silk in several shades, also fine qualities of all-wool double-faced materials, Usual price $6.95 to $9.75 $5.40 ; Robes | see end anished Buinkels, Useal price $5.00 aad $600 £3.95 Anria romaling in aeliate and soribre colors, $6.95 Usual price $9.75 paoregriceia aclcale aud dark colorings $13.75 | | 1 Usual price $16.95 to $18.75 Third | Floor Upholstery Dep’t Special Reductions in articles suitable for Christmas Gifts. HANDSOME 3 PANEL SCREENS AT % PRICE $5.75, 8.75, 10.75, 15.75 and upwards RY ARES Aine ‘tops, 45) 65.75) 956 and epwaret FRENCH TAPESTRY CURTAINS, Formerly $7.50 pr. $4.25 MERCERIZED DAMASK CURTAINS, $9.50 « $4.75 | ; Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Waist Department. ‘$10 IRISH POINT LACE WAISTS, silk lined, 4$8 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, all colors. . ives $8 PEAU DE CYGNE AND LOUISINE WAISTS....,.... $20 FaNCY CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, silk lined » High-Class Waists. Imported and Domestic Models— , value $30, marked down to,... 15.00 Petticoats—extra quality of heavy taffeta silk, in all co'ors and black, deep accordion plaited flounce and double row of ruching; value $75; marked down to.... 5.50 Oppenheim, Collins & Co. SPECIAL-—RUSSIAN SIBERIAN SQUIRREL SETS (large Pelerine, Fur lined and Flat Muff); value $45... 25.00 Broadway & 5th Ave., Cor. 2)st St. < ~ SOROSIS The best shoe for women. 3.50 per pair. i The Sorosis Shoe was designel by practical tt hand workers, whose cunning skill con- trived a process that could manufacture shoes whose excellence would perfect mod- ern foot-gear, It is the attention paid to every detail (of shape, \ material and workmanship) that secures « comfort for the whole. The Boys’ and Girls’ Sorosis Shoes exemplify the standard to which hygienic construction has raised the common sense Boot or Shoe ‘ for the youthful foot, These models are sensible because they were thoughtfully made,—and are comfortable, attractive in appearance and beneficial, 'AMES McGREERY & GO. Twenty-third Street, ‘ i -Character Told by Shoen. (From the Washington Star the shoe, that he ts energ endowed with excellent pus aupolony, Je the name of a novel | $f a woman, that the in I Cf na ie Jher husband and od houseke Od of divination which is now ate| “tug outer edge Of a aule Ih eee, scting’ attention I, Europe. It was in-| worn if a sure token of a fantastic, tea'by a wclentiat of Basel, and it is| Wayward spirit; but on the other hand, onthe asgumption that the char-|/f the Inner edge Is worn the wearer ts a ayn timid and Irresolute. be of Any pergon can old from a When the shoes are much worn along the outer edge and ce leather pround the toes begins to ,look other of the shoes meanwhile me g00d as new, one may hat the the principal rules: 2 ee WV Osu? Lowest-Priced Store in New York fc York for Fine Goods, TH AVE., 226 and 5 73d STS., LS YORK. To-day we begin a strenuous effort AY. ‘© sweep away the big toys, sych as Express Wagons, uckboards, &c. With prices lower all through the season than any house in New York, we now Cut, Cut, Cut. To-day, To-morrow and Thursday must see these things gone. Every Toy of Every Kind Must Go. The small toys are going like snow before a summer's sun, at present prices their end is in sight. If you have not yet supplied your needs, delay no longer. Jewelry, Furs, Cloaks, Gloves, Chinaware, Cut Glass, Vases, Lamps (@ Bric-a-Brac of Every NOW Grade Are Also Booked to Go, Is YOUR CHANCE IF YOU WANT TO SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY, Xmas Handkerchiefs f& mountain of Handkerchiefs here for your choos- | ing, all at reduced prices. A delayed shipment, just arrived, will add to the attractions for this week—at cut prices, of course. | Women’s Warm Wear. Elderdown Dressing Sacques— Solid colors, deep) rolling col- lar, crochet edges, rib- bon at neck...... A9c | Underskirts, fancy stripe flan- nelette, full length, finished with fancy stripe border at bottom \| Women's HANDKEROHIEIS, ; Women's extra fine HANDKDR-|| and crocheted edge: 5, 600: atyles, ince) trimaied and CHIBFS —Swiss. embroidered || value 3fc., special. . Ic . and lace edged—just in from.St.| Undersirts, umbrella ruffle, embroidered; regular DH_ | Gall—all SAMPLE DOZENS ds-|/ stripe or check flannelette, light 89c, values; sale price. sorted—if bought regular, price || or dark colors, scalloped 39 Women's HANDKERCHIDFS, would be 25c., but we 15¢) edge; value 50c., special Cc 100 styles extra fine embroid- ered linen. at half regular prices. 50c. to $5.00 each. We guaran coil Underskirts, umbrella ruftle SAMPLES on sale | Men's pure linen HANDKER- fancy stripe or solid color da CHIEFS, ete 1) 0 hand- cloth, tucked ruffle or scalloped embroidered initials; spe- edge, yoke band; value clal at ; 25! ties 49c these prices to be the lowest in New York, and sugs @ economical our prices with othern’, That Kid Glove Sale | Has Become the Talk of NewYork A PAIR FOR KID GLOVES MADE 68c e TO SELL AT FROM $1.00 TO $1.75 A PAIR. The wonder grows, and the crowds grow, and the sales ar’ many umes what they were the first day of the sale. That tells the story. These are the 20,000 pairs of Kid\Gloves we secured at such an edyentageous price from A. H. FISCHER & CoO., Broome St., New York, for reasons {n no wise affecting thelr quality. This Is Beyond Question the Greatest Glove Sacrifice of Years. Wom all Ing. K Gloves all at... Mi 1 "a Gloves Aliases’ Glo: }d Suede Gloves. Paris: sses’ Gloves ¢ regular 76c. values—in this sale at.........++ + ehapeesesnannguireneterssecees .00 for Sable isteles Made to Sell at $25.00 Men‘s Gloves—in giace kid and suede, In every % es in one and two ¢ ks in self and two-clasp lengths up-to-date shade— KF A special lot of Misses’ Two-Clasp Glace Kid Gloves—all colors and sizes from 43g to 6%— 39c Women’ Ss Fine Furs Sacrificed. We have given great values in furs before, and expect to do so again, but this week’s offerings are away.and beyond all prece- dent—due to a grand purchase at about One-Half Regular Prices. The most delightful of Gifts are now possible at about one- half what you would expect to pay; and every piece in the col- lection is first class and guarantecd, -95 for Stoles and Boas Meade to Sell at $18.00 These are very handsome, 2 yards long,fur on both This group comprises Stoles of American Sable and sides; shaped ee iae trimmed with six large sable; Wolf Seal—and Boas of Raccoon—all in up-to-date tails, and nished With two silk orna- h Y ments; regular $25.00 values; | .0O0 avis ae onl: j ele of Sheen would prove BAlMe PicO. Byres eee see see reees ee ae eular 00 Vv ‘10. 95 ale price .. Stol ate be Type to a | Sable Fox Stoles to sell at a Ni foreeenchtne: 1 $30.00; In this sacrifice at, each, 18. 50 antec hone prices to be the lowest in New York, nnd suggest that the economical shop- ” with othe Splendid Bargains in Electric Seal and Persian Coats. We have a limited number left of those very handsome Persian Coats, in a good qualit, of fine curly hair, ney’ satin; in these; per compare our prices with glos of Li Coats hinge conar 1 mite to sell at $80 and $120, while they last, at $69°75 am 49, 15 eal, 22 @nches long, H nes with Skin- "17.75 of Nearseal, made of good skins, new | Coats siapod sleeve, fitted back nad ne front, ined with Skinner guaranteed 22,50 and reve! only a few odd sizes made to sell at $25,00. Our sale price ....... We guarantee these prices tobe the lowest tm } satin; well worth $32.00. Our sale rice iw York. and su; Wnheardeol Brice. on Womer ’s JacKets @ Coats Here are sensible presents, and at a fraction of their worth. \ manufacturer n-up of about',000 very well made and very stylish Coats and Jackets, secured by us at such concessions from regular prices as to make the «tle a nine days’ wonder, popular cloths oF this season are represented—including Zibelines, Broad- s and fancy and plain Cheviots; the garments are all of this sea- 1 are silk-lined and bighly-taflored. .Some severely plain tailor- with capes or fancy backs and fronts. Only 30 days ago you would paid double the prices we ask to-day, We have classified these garments in a8 S28. 1 z.f0 Worth $8.00, 4 orth $15.00. Worth $18.00. Worth $25.00, others We guarantee these prices to he the lowest tm New York, and rect that the economical whop- per COmpare our prices with others’, w DS sm sSVAY ‘uv siNING, DECEMBER 29, ‘100, We Give Blue Trading Stamps with All Gash Purchases? iRothenber: New York's Fi west 1g 7. sas Every Day from Now Until Christmas Will Be Marked by Deep and Decisive Reductions All Holiday Goods Must and SHALL BE SOLD Before Christmas Eve Absolutely Regardless of Their Real Worth or Cost. . |Dolls, Toys and Games Going at Tremendous Reductions. H Toydom, on the fourth floor, is a scene of incessant activity. Dolls, toys and games never before sold so rapidly. The Jowest prices on record are making ‘the greatest enthusiasm ever known. More mark downs toemorrow and Thursday. EMPHATICALL Y—you can't afford to miss this sale! . Stofe Open Evedings Until Christmas. * Fancy Goods, Leather Goods, Glocks, Ete. Porcelain 8-Day Clocks. An Immense Assortment of [len’s Handsome Porcelain Ansonia 8-Day ©Harms, large number of styles, set with Clocks, full mantel size, 16% inches Amethysts, Cameos, Intagtios, &c.; high and 9 inches wide, rich colors and all good designs; worth 69¢.; special at 25c Solid "\ Id decorations, including ruby and & 4 Geass and Misses’ Georgian green; strike the half hour Gold Rings, set with genuine alds, Garnets, &c., also Pearls, Opals on cup bell, the hours on 3 715 doublets of Sapphires, Emer- 2 and all fancy birth stones, sold in cathedral strike gong: handsome gilt perforated jewelry stores at from une 00 to $3.00 each; special.. "98c dials, value $5.59; special at orcs Carriage or Automobile Bags of wal- White Silk Fans, more anne decorated and finer quality than ~ above; spangled or hand-painted; worth 98c.; spe- rus grain leather in black and A9c u cial. Sharp Reductions in Stylish Garments. Women’s , Military Coats in fine Women’s Rain Coats, all-wool cashmere, fancy plaid Un wool zibeline, black only; also in wool 7, Ing, deep, full military cape and \ 49c 25c 79¢ Petticoats, in black and fancy stripes, full um- brella flounce of accordion plaitings, double ruffles, ruche finish; $1.50 value, at. uy Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in black and colors, Van,Dyke shape, flounce of accordion plaiting, ruche finish'top, double ruffle on bottom, tin- 5. 98 ished with silk drop skirt; $8.50 value, at... Handkerchiefs. | Umbrellas, $1.49 Ladies’ Swiss Embroidered Hand- kersey; gun metal or gilt buttons; newest military capes; y velvet collar, navy blue Bey while they last, at.. puff cuff marked e id English melton cloth in several styles, such » in white, cream. as newesf military coats, cape coat with stole or navy grounds, with stripes and fig- ment full double - ull blouse pleated and trimmed with newest cavceusriee acces with large pear! buttons, ‘ 9 " Oxford, sizes 4to 14;one sleeves and fancy eros (ef of the best garment bargains ever offered, e value $1.00, at choice at . Boys’ Long Overcoats at $1.39. , Ct , Es quality » ostara gray Cheviot cloth, varying in length, ac- Waitre eireinintey aan Alien nae 29 double warp Itallan lining and made with verti- waltiens at Cc ckets, None Sent C.0. D. No [Ma A Serer: o ~ | Children’s School Aprons, size 6 to 14 * qi years, fine Men’s Smoking Jackets, $2.98. my wide skirts, Mother Double-faced fabrics, infancy mixtures, all Sen disheon valved ee tS) over pockets, of stripes and plaids, made with silk corded or satin lars. Also complete 3, 98 to oe 98 Sweaters. standing stock; reverse NN 4) Winter Coats for Girls,made from heavy Fine heavy front, brat 1 ures, in black, green, pink or light raid or velvet trimmed; every gat~ blue, red, bi pleated back, new full bah cal Libs Hs! F B dM A Petti or Boys and Men. | Aprons, Petticoats. ording to size, from 26 to 34 inches; heavily lined with sertings of embroidery ‘and deep benny se, \ ers. Broken sizes marked down to.. lawn, wide skirts, Mother Hubbard and long waist, having combination collars, cuffs and edge, all having silk corded frogs; sizes 34 to 42, shawl or taal cok, lines from.. (Third Floor.) Men’s All-Wool Sweaters, plain Hercbless fre etka sor eb: Regular $2.25 Values. oe Jue $1.98. Special rately em| lered, 19¢. qual- y a, a for this sale al af 98c ity, at, eac! 123 26 and ie aiid eee tle vanetas Boys’ All- Sheer Li a combination that will wear better | than all silk; has case and tassel, steel rod, tightly rolled paragon frame, trimmed with Val. or Mechlin laces. 49c. quality. in and value Sweaters, fancy colors; ] " 25¢ $1.25, at. = 719¢ 98c. quality. ,....0. .49c | with a large assort- fants’ Worsted t of tt a eveaters! plain and Children’s Initlalled Handker- tee Sater: j value chiefs, in pretty pictured box, J 9 a ry ( : neatly emhroidered, per box.. Cc from, Value $2, at » Holiday Slippers. Youths’ and- Boys’ Slippers, Black and Brown; Children’s and Misses’ Pick and Red Cloth Slip- pers ; all sizes, per pair.. Newest Books, 45q@ Many of Them Published at $1.50 and $1.75. The cream of recent literature, originally published at $1.50 and $1.75, comprising hundreds of titles, all perfect and also 49c Men's Tan and Black new, at the special price. The assortment Leather Slippers — | includes “The Eternal City,” ‘Janice Mere- Bs Ta alt! SOC] dithy' “Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," Se aaa ~ “Checkers,” “John Quincy Adams Sawyer,’’ Cc en's teat Soft Leather Holiday Sitppers—Plsck or Tan Leather; all * sizes, per pair.. " 98c Men’s Suspenders Silk Hosiery. Elastic silk finished web in a variety of new de- “nickel or gilt buckles and castoffs,) “Miss Petticoats,’’ “Blennerhassett/” “The Hound of the Baskervilles,” “Name of a Woman,’ “Uncle Terry,” “Rock Haven,” “If | Were a King.” Silverware. A Large Assortment of Glass and Sil- ver Fruit Dishes, Cake Baskets, Pickle Casters, Butter Dishes, Combination Sugar Bowls, §-Bottle Table Casters, Cracker Jars, Gold-Lined® Nut Bowls, Fern In black; medium and gauze weight, spliced heel and toe, value $1.50, at : 98c id leather ends, sitenp infancy. gift Pure Thread Black Silk Stock- Ings, double sole, heel fect satisfaction. Value $1 so 1.49 Special at.. : wat, ver AIc and toe; value $1.89, at.. Third Floor Specials. Morris Chairs, Golden Oak or Mahogany Finished Torri $5.00 Gordon Rep Portieres, $2.98» Chal, flexible web seat, highly polished, in-{ Portieres, beautiful colors, self color effects, er c.uding a set of re- $2.49 Silk Lambrequtns, at $1.49. deep fringe, mercerized finish, value $5.00, at versibledenim cush- Silk Lambrequins, best quality figured silk, 1 49 ° signs, Dishes and Milk Jars, every article guaranteed to give per- Cabinets, highly polished, 5 sliding Hy Shelves, brass rod for cur- z tain; value $6.50... 3: 98 ¢ fons; usually $7.50, at, complete. Mlahogany sic ‘ isite colors, Oriental, Persian and Floral patterns, deep lattice fringe, 7 feet 6 ieaey ‘Jong, 32 inches wide, $2.49 value, at...+.+- 1904 WORLD ALMANAC Ready January Ist. The Best Book of Its Kind Ever Published. Sly Aereget anew, at ‘onge, then Behold ae} picture of leh by “thin “ample He meal ra that Hnook in World nd promptly ran the joa down. 7 ope gents cara, all other tome Seth wrong, ahe’®