The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1905, Page 13

Tit WORLD: WEDNESDAY MYKNING, DECEMBER 20, 1905. 500 QUESTS ATTEND |_S:DSANCOGCEY Jou TAN WW A poy | PrGE oF LESS AOOKE, ws teal COGREY BANQUET fase . ——— : But Title te Not ‘Tranmferadle to | Mary Cornwaltis-Wert, Ih ME 4 MoCREERY & 60. a Descendants, Lawut,. George Cormwallis-Weet, | who BERLIN, Deo. 9.-The Prince of | is related to Kant De ‘arg, mi NOW WITH BEL EIU Piss has been created & Duke by Bm- | bady | Tatas ebeetl, urd Ladies’ Flannel Skirts, Yourlg Alderman Honored by | Refuses to ‘Surrender Prisone Vyella, (non-shrinkable;) Charged With Trying to Kil) Him, peror Wiliam, bat the sitle is notl brother of Princess Henry of Pleas, and waneferable to his descendants. The of Constance’, Duchess of Westminster, and Floor. Residents of District He Has * Served Two Terms. striped flannel, Petticoats with silk embroidered In Unmade Robes and Waist Patterns, SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY: NOTICE, rufile, f CONSTANTINOPLE, Deo: 6,~Th French Hand Embroidered Waists, Unmade, $2.25 to 3,65 PP lycra gt abonih i lg Poy {Belgian Legatloh naa demanded that White flannel cp tye De Sommey, Rdward Joris be handed over to the ‘ x ancient ees a 7. sot aad ! baaen connie poumaraee Been in B. Altman & a. WILL CLOSE THEIR STORE with embroidere: ge. Being One-Half Regular Values, 4 to the sorviges of thts young leader due- |e Porte ate, 1,50 TT { Jeota to this and trouble 5 rentable Sevtes. tse gonae: aioe vn antalya. DURING THE WINTER MONTHS AT FIVE Value 2.50 a man got When he entered the dining. | Moris 1s @ Belgian suspect who with P. M, BEGINNING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, Lounging & House Robes yi room, wen ird Street The Wyandot Clb originally arranged . ¥ a { the dinner, the idea being to have a aniall gathering of the friends of Mr, Comgey. Bat when the news got out everybody insisted upon being vllowed to share in the opportunity td do oun honor, and the dinner list fhatly roach ed 500, It wouk! have gcne sttil higher had there been more ryom in the hall. a "t have to go ‘The dining-room Was Deautifully dec- cian # forated with flags and flowers, and a) . | }out of the store for frm g@ Alii Bard your lunc heon—Fine of Mr. Cogwey, the restaurant on the Sth FP, Carew pra- terete te floor. gt others is ohegged: with participa. fon in the atiempt to te the Sultan lest au were sen- tereed to death Dev, 18 by @ native 001 ws For Women—Greatly Reduced, Of Fiderdown, Various Styles and Colors, $4.80, 5.28 f% Reduced from $5.75 and 7.95 j Please take as many small parcels with you as possible, (It will facilitate delivety service. Upholstery Dep’t (fx) . Portieres and Couch Covers For Holiday Presents, at Special Reductions, Vendure Tapestry Portieres, Were $7.75 Pr,, $3.75 j.. French =“? “ "16:80 12.78 '{, Imported Couch Covers, Were $6.75 & 9.25 Each, 3,75, 6,75 fr Squares for Cushion Tops, 45c, 68c, 75c, 95c'& up pel You @an Savea Third on These Furniture Specials for Christmas Furniture advantageously purchased—at a time when factories were not overly busy, and at a saving which could only come-with such a | . condition, ria iten’ mentioned here is at least a third below its market value in price to you, And what can take the place of a’plece | % of Furniture for Christmas? Come early—while assortment is at its best, ; } Continuing Until Christmas. Men’s House Coats & Robes | d The most useful and lasting of all gifts; the spft color- celui Women’s iid Practical Presents at Decided Reductions. tern Ri liarly fi i iri ‘| Weith Musi Morris ‘ockers =| @ymbina+ : ings of an Eastern Rug peculiarly fit the Christmas spirit. Doane sabe og Mostc | eabinete | Chatra aeren Tiacena: ok os] Ge House Coats, tn, mown & muton, wil pal cole Bete, 1944 95) H lida: Specials: Fon"and top. bigne | [%selden oak Safety Cabinets |. sanogany tine|t0 golden oak; d-|!2 quartered oak; }mmbogany finish;| ¢m@ nd Bath Robes of soft finished blankets, medium and delicate shades, { oll ly Specials -— a cute heat fn = a Att in mahogany 68-| ion; 39 inches high ean in ive frie arate; " ated highly polished; besk Blanket Robes, fine quality, rich satin finish, Formerly $890, 6,95 Sie R ‘ jnches, sept.” i L@rawer; | ah ny “nee oul and 29° Iincher) dio hair filled. ve- Rte filled reveraibte A508 ot a fo oft, Sk eee California Blanket Robes, various color aga pian h east a 5298 | og eres aR g Qi. 5.98) S! 9,05 lon ar... BOS i t2 £030 Il) | cantinaiom, ound wit win sibter, Yale $15.00 16.50, 10.95 Le at $30.00 to $50.00 each, a Imported Matelasse and Velvet Robes, rich color, finisyed with satin and silk cord, 19.75 values $50.00 to $75.00, FURS: Never SoLow Priced. -|| Men’s $18 to $20 Suits rmmmammmrondenale TCP ——— Misses’ & Girls’ Apparel Much Below Former Prices. Small Antique Guenyjes foat_qee aps fe o-merro. We erase the guy of ec, one fa jwarantee it to be lower in pricé, too, than the same ariicie can be purchased and Overcoats. I. 88. $6.25, $7.25, $8.25, $9.25 & $10.50. Se Seviwt, \ A flyer ahead of Christmas; the surplus prod $ o This is a most unusual lot, of two good makers, along with some of our own regular merchandise, which we are anxious ) Mousouls, 3 bg out ahead - inventory time, Bargains long and square sizes, unusually silky, the first magnitude, $17.50 to $35.00, We’ll Take regularly sold from $25.00 to $50.00, Misses” Suits, Cheviotsand Fancy Miatures, : ton, Long ot Short Coat Mcdels, 14 & 16 yrs., $10.50, 14,50 Heretofore $16, 50 to 25.0) Misses’ and Girls’ Stora Coats, of English rainproot ‘ spaterials, in oxiord, tan and olive shades, 6 to 16 yrs, $6.95, 7.95 A Specially Important Assortment of r y sil = gaa oy Value $10,00to 12:00 , ) ‘ #B ind Oxtord gray|| FOI? $15. 00 m dy, ey a ' at epee ata Gre Pu Lee ee cima oe > a a al Heretofore $7.95 to 12.00 ’ from $10.00 to $60.00. We call especial attention to the $12.50 lot. They cannot be bought in the import market for this price. mixtures, — Sizes Small Size Kermanshah, Tabris, sia eon stop, Won pc ep, QD] Sts Pa ac : 9 I 1,88 And mate you a hands Ged SS ts iy se some $22 to $25 Suit or Overcoat—to order, A Girls’ Dresses, of Cheviols and Panama Cloths, Russian cr { Blouse Models, 410 14 yrs., Heretofore $4.95 to ¥.75, 4,95 ' ————lEEE=E=a=anB==ESl™OESWS———S West Twenty-third Street ~ Our regular $22 and $25 Senna and Saruk Rugs a pi as a fin styles yok rein i Y ‘ e h at $50.00 tO$750, IP Ma nnn cress esssvessee te ennssessennrerniens . suponts alo wa shite et os SET, shown in the third pictur: ubtey . rep oly ey hacineea " woe ini han prongs yes Overcoats in all the newest ~v The finest ag Come tothe market, , MP to inttet nesses cecsesces esesvceysesssssndevaneasssens wn al vast peer bop ’ ‘and usyally sold at $85.00 to $100.00. ACK BROMECLOTA COAT, shown in the fourth picture; fnlshed throughe|{models. Suits in Sack or Cut- 47 snches long, made with tucks and ! pF may bens roy colar perv anome 47.50 | yee pe from!) away frock. OPEN EVBNINOS FROM DEC, 15 TO CHRISTMAS, Ry Leubheinartl 66 STREET ; COLUMBUS A} AND Save. { NEAR BD oe —— EE Sale of Fine BOOKS in Sets- China, We shall make some very decided reductigns.on many of Our Sets bind- |]. Glass, of Books beginning to-morrow, All of them in hh Lamps ings ; in fact, the best editions of their respective kinds. On the ‘ony, Sate tie Bai ‘Pe Nickel Ware ‘hy Lamps yo! rf History ot Geriuany, by OT Lewis $1.75 Nickel Reading draught burner, sha peciat at ge Persian and Turkey Carpets | for Libraries and Ditiing Rooms at most satisfactory prices « Lord & Taylor; Broadway and Twentieth St,, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St Standard Authors in Sets, Don't wait too long! The last day will find us prepared all right, but not as now, and the clerks are not tiréd nor tried, Gas Lamps, compte tne: cent burner, shade, tubi $1.75 value, at is odin Wrougtt-lron values up to $7, Jap Bronze Lam, d iy shades; $25 values, &t Po a Hand-decorated Night Lamps and regulir $1.59 velue./,,..00. save noneciounre--gte ll —G. G, GUNTHER’S SONS. $5 Bowis, deep cutti isWile kavee c FURRIERS EXCLUSIVELY, ( An unusually large and varled | stock of fine Furs Is now on 1 exhibition ,-—affording the widest possible range for s¢- lection of holiday gifts. ‘ich 100 pleces; ve y WE voneas conser serene Asi so yen , ‘a All garments are made on the premises and are therefore of the highest possible standard, tener 2b. 184 Fifth Avenue, New York,