The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1904, Page 11

| its iyesPosten, ten, is ia Jones, 101; Lurnet, h isi, sak Willoughby —Banta, Wi; Hoent Busch, rmacies National Provident Union, The Logana No. 1 be; vid la Individual score, tan—Ikier, the New Jersey and Fidelia | 18, Beyer, 168; Whitney, Mutual 1 Wurn, 163; Hazen, Ti total, 838. » AT. | | ecanainen FIRST GAME—Vanessa—Latourotte, 13 Teams, 19; MeGovern, 14 @tevens. 10: Cas | Riverside 1 rey, 18; Lissenden, 16; total, S44. Hien | Corinthian Tier, My Get BL + ray 3 wr. 16h; yarn, I fazen, 183; Close tacos are the rule in the Vat! open... Won, Last, “e| ni : ous bowling tournaments In and around | Aigenautn ® 3 THIRD GAME — Vanessa Latourette New York. Following are the standings | Pin wuoa’ ‘o 2 i i McGovern, 168 mt 1s in. the Important leagues: } 98 | inthiantkter, Ist;'Gelssel 138; Bi Fastern Leagae Record, 5 3 og] 176; Wurn, 151; Hagen, 148; total, The Brooklyn team leads in the Kast: oo -o ¢ Mel Gas Compantes, Sead tetas the New York five and pees, verses § § LUN) rhe Mutual No, 2 forfeited thelr eam © SeShivn “st. tied fo the thresmen H $B)! to the Brooklyn Union team {i the G hes rite Sit. In the five-men teams © 8 4% Br! Compantes tournament on the Monarch | wavarce are im the lead, with fornafe . $¢ @ Polace alle and later lost to the Con- ‘ 1 + $ & We) solidated five. ‘The scores peronye second, | They, slo lead 4% $8) FIRST GAME-Mutual No. 2-Fortett. the Individual with | ; fe| ed, Brooklyn Union—Voorhiss, 14 ‘ FIVE-MEN + ie § } MA} Alien, 186: Berry Exinton, 122 % ho won| Burnett, 177: total New Tork.» ’ 2 4 M2 / SRCOND GAAE Phiadeonis ‘ HY Individual Aver ret. SAMS. Holes, Belvid 03} SH, cakivn Union—Ket! Hy THREE SHARE. Kena, Orchard, {i| Allin, oorhins, 65; Berry, 22; . ; Hudson Boat iso 42 nea City sladerphls H Dinan, Washington, int | Handy Brooklyn ew OMuN PAIS. * Relviders 1ST Mutual No. 2 Won. Lowe pooh: 198) ‘Hever. 122° Mantell _ 100 foes aes YT High Individual Seore, Manning 86; iotal, 544 YA Ditioway, Preston ..., ++ 200 Tremont 1 44 ey FIRST, GAMB-Bunday | Morning—Re an, 168; De Hayes, 180; F. Mayer, 14 New York League, “a 17; C. Move 59; total, Aas. Ww. 1 iding—Pump, sr., 180; J. ‘Pox 4 Hew denver ois ) Barvanes, 149; Reul 0 unday Morning W 2 F. Mayer, | , 113; F, Mayer, ef of ‘Meyer, 108; total J } 3 ‘ A Vista~Meyer, 28: MeLain ‘ Buttale ‘ee | 7 19; Anderson, 167; Archer, Variety a a ) my, Columbia cf J Arthur Tt t Ob a \ Buena fF Rt Vista—~Mever MoLaln, 10; Poole, > ; $i 10s Andersoa, Areher, 161; total 4 ut . ;3 & New York League . { n° fl all the tensie broke even in the tour I Individual Averages, In the best form and ‘put up ithe highest score. scores Schulte, Fidelia . 120 $8 1-2 FIRST GAME—Fidella—Sehuits, * Chadwick, Criterion 0 a ‘a Hors, 18; stoner 199 3-5 al, $48. Columbia 198 8-12 J. Mastens, 12; Mesloy Dank Clerk's League, | Coffman, New Jersey iol 3-10) 1: A Mastens, 165; total, Ww. 1.) Buk: New Jorey .. ‘ ise 1-3 : 7 Bank of Commerce art Mich Individual score “Dempsey, 196 Conlin: tia, Wetegan, 1 . 128; Conlin, fan auntie mess sus Hy | Chadwick, Criterion 7! Dale, tid Columbla—Kib- sound National Bank. 4 (8 8 Martens, 110" tela te cola onal E: ) 1 ; 7, Natlonal Exchange dank + ie | Silk Bowling League. PHIRD GAM #—Our-Winter, Wit; Demp- Chase Nationa! Bank. a sey, 17%} Bauman, 1; wants’ National Wanie,. }| William Istein & Co, Fl Tate, ‘ig: torn Ha” Pudelia Schulte, rat_ National Banik 4 || Paseavant @ Co 5 4) 24: Dunias, 16; Thiers, 119) Rother: Mercantile National Bank : oeamac, Trowel oe § 3) mel, 176; Amann, 155; total, 922, over National Hank 24 Qeibermans, Do ‘ R | os ea” National Rank. mm Filch National an eed ft } piranha. ty Howllug Games To-Night, H. A. Caesar 4 Bi Ser Bache an 1} Victor ae Achelle 11) Bilk League-H. A. Cacsar & Co. va. | Mount Morrie Bank 1 5) Fleltman & Co... $3 » Broesel & Co at Thum’s| * Rusch & ry es Senree 4 6 Seneter, Sebramm & Vogel. 6 4 High Team Score, Kountze Bros, 922. High Individnal Average. Hill, Modnt Morris, 240 | dated Br. 6 Ne 1 1 C rel The Willoughbys won two gamem Bate| church ier Universal—National, League — W. Kerr & Co., Meto tinghouse, Hros. & urday night oy a narrow rein on 0. f ‘ oe Co. amue' | the Universal alleys and the Fifth A Par Manhattan Bhoe Co.; at Samuel's Borel e Tournament, (nue Palace team won from the Varunas * | erican Nattonal—Sticker, Key H ES ayy Montgomery; at Thums Wh a). > “3 Void FIRST GAME—Varuna—cC, MeCormack, | r aid ad Fy PUBS W. McCormack: il, Norrie, 16; pant ales. ; aa 5 1) MeCormack, 196: Ehler, ist: total. ‘ty |. Trust Companies’ Leagu Mort. jeecker 4 hui Wiougnby—Hant fH: Hoon’ Mecropolitan, Central Rewlty; at Boartan i | tb} L 10; Busch | Arad alles ong uln inst) . m League Arcanum, | Columbia. a SECOND. “GAME—Varuna—C, MeCor.| Constitution, ‘Linwood; at Schlusing’s er | W, McCormack," 12): Nor-| alleys. 3 5 ba] ore. McCormack, it: Bhier | New Yotk Royal Arcanum—Firat sec- | #9 fal 1) . Avenue Pi | tion—Colontal No, 1, Bouloward, Un 6 8 witl Ruth, 179; Jones, 158; Burnet, 1%; Dr. States No. 1. Second tion—Clare RAIN IGOODYEAR®::;CO! CRAVIENETTES & MACKINTOSHES On the Dollar and Less, j it will pay you to travel hundreds of miles for the great offering of this week’s greatest sale. As for quality, wear and style, our merchandise needs no introduction to you. Sale begins Tuesday, Dec. 6, and will con- ¢ tinue uutil Saturday, Dec. 10, inclusive. Come and be convinced by seeing goods ‘ at following prices: 2,000 Men’s Cravenette Raincoats in very latest up-to-date styles, Retail store $12.50 to $18.00, Sale price $7.50 i ie $5. 50 3,000 Men’s high- a by genuine Priestley Cravenette Raincoats, r all up-to-date 4 odels, belted or r 1 0.00 loose sw: Agger backs. Selling elsewhere Sirsd te 00 to $27.50. Our we +++ $2.00 . 2.50 $8.00 Men's Raincou plaid lint 10.00 “ Ladies’ Raincoats, in the Hse aes belted and pleat ats te Sale price 97 a vat PSP Se aD Sere Beary yeh $5.00) Ladies’ igh grade gen ulne Priest! ravensttes, cut in la! fashion, collarless and capeless, ("Related ie oh A 1 to breasted, in tan or Oxfords, the grade that sells from $18.00 $ 1 0 .00 / paco Ladies’ Raincoats, plaid tone . $9.00 fi0.00 Ladies’ Rainconi 5 ty. aid lining $12.50 a ncoats, s_plald lining CHILDREN. $6, $5, $4 Boys’ and Girls’ Mackintoshes, $1,00, $1.50 and 2.00, 257 SIXTH AVENUE, . [open EVERY EVENING. | a9 ee > the he + gate ene mont, Unitéd States No, & La National, x'No.[ton, Philadelphia, Berkosey; Tado alleys Hryoklyn R.A. Minor League Myonquin, a8, atte! ut San * Harlem Koh Columbus Ww Osecola, Hur Ridgewood iv at Grand Ci Bank Clerks tional Bank at Thum’s Wi Re -Alg onquin, To Purchasers of Holiday Presents an acceptable and lasting Christmas Gift is an Oriental Rug. 800 small sizes to choose from, $5.00 to $25.00 each, Silk Oriental Rugs. : | We offer the unrestricted choice ofa bale containing 65 pieces, the kind usually sold at $45.00 to $60,00, at $31.00 each, Purchases held for Christmas delivery if desired, At Retail Only. Lord & Taylor Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. | PIANOS AND ORGANS. 1500 Pianos At $1 a Week ! That's the number of celebrated Walters Pianos we've arranged for to fill the bookings In This Holiday Piano Sale. And we know that this number won't even meet the demand during the holiday rush—and as there are only seventeen days between now and Christmas in which you can make your selection, we advise you to come to the Piano Store at once, The Walters Piano is an artistic triumph and perfection In plano building—it will stand any test whatever in comparison to planos selling at from $350.00 to $450.00, In other words, we guarantee you a clear, safe saving of from $150.00 to $200.00, for the price of The $350 Walters Pianos, Including Stool and Cover, Is $195, $5 Down and $1 a Week (Delivered to Your Home on Payment of 55) which means (just think of it!) less than 1$¢. a day. ho Interest charged for time taken in making payments. In our thirty-two years of retailing experience we've never handled anything which has given our piano customers more satisfaction, or which has reflected more credit upon our establishment than the Walters Piano, Walters Pianos are in the homes of thousands of Greater New York's representative families, as well as in the homes and studios of some of the most prominent professional and musical people in the United States, Walters Pianos are Built to Last a Lifelime by the Walters Piano Company, of New York, skilled, experienced piano builders 4 Ten Years’ Guarantee, covering every part of the Walters Piano, is inserted in gilt letters on the inside of the top lid of every piano, Alt CARS ThAwsfER To On liberal terms of No insurance and at Fido- onlig Tales Tele: augh- AY. 18. | the Brookiyns beat the and | Ro! at Thum & Kah 7... Metropol tan oe BES the Lincolus won from ti Hat- ore | F idcarasotamaia. Usawe : . . ; | ee ers | Morningsi¢ vurne suftale ’ Voorhals Metropolitan Gi TR Sent amine Universe st ales | lempire City: nt Cammann's alley | , |F High Team Score, | FIRST GAME—Logan No. 1—Grenelle, std lan - : Audubor . torn ow Morr 0 'N aWEDADaE Leag: ° MO: Gamere, 135; Thrubbo " nquin; at Sievers sandernau’s gram, journal era at 3 te seaboard netted Maa por aye ral Ta ‘i Drug Tr League MS dual t Unton—¢ High Individeal Score, field—Kram y eee, Parke, ovis & a nion— , ¢ Bs, I vs. Fort Tournament Grows In wi D, Shiman, Algonquin, 285, man we | 1 Lead Company, Laze ivi at H } Ci r Mevck & Co, Dodge « = le’ 3 RCOND GAME — Brooklyn Hodges, | . ) tensity as the Mid-Season io Ware, We emen i a. Me iron ay” soueTEr gam 1; W. Miller, 1M; total. @ Ls ; giie-Nyack, Acirema WANT. BASKETBALL GAMES. ‘ Approaches. High| fayette—Kahta, 168; Morch, :S; total, | Wo Ko; at Amann & Triess's alloys ®, Basketball team Won. Lost. Seore VW Pastt National—Onawa. Cable town and home games Peaens Bevis { ; bend Mnneberger; at Pothner & Sayers dress A. F.. Tepe, ware Bay Ridge s >, Nod, 317-819 Porty-alxth street, TUXEDOS HAVE GOOD | Fel ea : | Hrooklyn R.A, Laague-De Witt Cltn-|hroSuiyatee SUA Porta street | Matias ite Ae ae : 1, Wulpern LEAD IN'THE BROADWAY. Bi fal io ae 98 "hat 37 #31 Richmond Borough League, | Ravilabie 3B TB] The Vanessa five won two games ; dividual e | fram wee Corin il Ly in the Richmond r ndividual Average. Borough League, ‘The gunes were wel It Is Nip and Tuck in the Game ay | Somteated, aint good acores were male * | Kipp, U. g. Casuaity.....,. % ©6fo)|t oth tear en | Qieadge, Prudential 4 4 nN a u a é New York League: Betwe: a 3 De Wit, Clinton, | 12 1st Street: 2226 to 2234 Third Ave. Two Establishments, VERY DAINTY CORNER CHAIR Of mahogany finish, plano polish wood seat, spindle back, $6.75 Pricteasees A Most Acceptable Christmas Gift We Invite your inspection of our HOLIDAY |$TOCK. Many beautiful and substantial | pleces; SUITABLE FOR GIFTS. | REDUCTIONS ON MORRIS CHAIRS, $17.50 grade, reduced to....$13.00 15,00 grade, reduced to 19,25 14,00 grade, reduced to 10.50 All have reversible velour cushions for both seat and back, RELIABLE BEDDING. All bedding sold by as ts manuf ac: tured under sanilary inspection IN OUR OWN FACTORY, | | | We absolutely guarantee the qual- ity and durability of every Mattress, Pillow, Bolster, Ete, $20.00 Tufted Couch,velour cov- ers, heavy frame. Price this week 5-Piece Parlor Suit..... Choice of Damask, Tapestry. ot Velour coverings—Frames. are Mahogany finish—Best workmanship throughout, 29 CASH or LIBERAL 121st St. @ 3d Ave, | FOR SALE. DENTISTRY. POR THIS OFFICE ONLY. NEW YORK’ PAINLESS 0 DENT AD PARLOI T_STH AV. (Comer 16: and the Crescent, Diamonds Watches Jewelry Are Everlasting Christmas Gifts, n and can be had at any of ponent ieee 10 ye our 6 retail branches, GOLD CROWNS 2KT ONK BRIDGE WORK CASH OROREDIT. § paicn. 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