The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1905, Page 10

\ ‘ au THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 190, MARVELOUS REVEL OF TOYS IN SANTA’S REALM FOR CHRISTMAS OF (905) MA.JEROME WANTED scree rome forgot all about thelr negotla- Hons fer a bout i, Wonderful Mechanical Device CC a a aE cA 10 TAKE ON BRITT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. | . +. Rasketball is the chief attraction naw | Provided This Year for the a jwith the high schoo) athletes, ‘The Fortunate Youngsters, MANY EXQUISITE DOLLS | Remarkable Woolly Sheep Big < ~ » Life and Mooley Cows that veh Really “Moo.” wees ri A GIFT§ i rat willbe much appreciated, the UM BRELLA itis stylish, strong, rain- proof and fast black, Sold everywhere at $1, The } dollar refunded for any M, B. that does not STAY fast black and rainproof. Made by Miller Bros, & Co, ‘ Now York, leleaa: . <.,\Stmes played thus far show that the District-Attorney Got Tired |icioxts are very strong in. this Felina : The teams of the De W ton Waiting and Wanted to |itign sono, the Poys High Sehool, Sina een 1 of Commerce and the Start Something. t raining are worthy of note, To-day the Boys’ Hirh School team |Journeya to Stamford to play tow i Jimmy [Dish school team there. Manual Train- ng will play Hawbrouck Ing: the Hasbrouck courte, ichmond ifornia, met each other for the tirst ume High ‘ oe HEA fo District-Attorney Jerome of Cal- Britt, the champion light-we * Hil School will tackle tie Jamatoa Schoo town and the De Witt ‘n team will meet the Dwight | Kve, / ne Boys' High School hockey team | F one |is In need of come good skaters ut the stag of the Hamilton Ath) Club, on Cherry street, last night, and ched the bouts with as much in- terest as if they had something at stake There was a short delay NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD, A XMAS GHOST STORY, “Toyland, tovland, little girl and boy in the most wonderful toy: | pane 1 the rood et bey the bouts and Distrio ney Je-|practice which was held at ESBIT eltios, Banta Claus, er claimed fc Announcer Joe Humphreys, “What is lon the othe tend tee me in py n the othe tand Clinton has the delay, Joe? xcellent skaters on the team, tword A Se NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD, whom came In second and thi Christmas children have nothing mor | {nterscholastic skating eomp to desire from real life in every tory brought down to miniature scales fo i thelr benefit to dainty meehanienl do Why, we are waiting for the boxers,” replicd Humphreys. “If you want a bout T will take on d : And| Mr, Britt for three rounds,” sald the yards of tr with ail Kinds of 1000-/ 1). + mot-attorney motives run by electricity If little While has aspirations to bo Will you take him on, Jimmy," asked fa dellvery man or a brewer he will Ond| siumnpheeya: Fy rlonty of opportunity to enjoy the PPS) “nett earefully weighed up Jerome and, YA, ou should see the ling of make-be-| «iiling Humphreys af said, “Lam Heve horses aud wagons, There 18 al afraid he has 0 much Weight oF Store Closes at 7 P. M | brewers outnt, with the big dray tine, Joe, and then I have not trained the hundreds of dollars For the embryo railroad there ts a con terminal inelu viees and exquisite dolls, Santa Clay sale next year t new can buy a whole mor @gerie for little Miss New York ant young Master Knickerbocker. Ther aro gveat bic tigers with real hair, atfipes; buffaloes that would make Buf falo Rill take to the aguin, won fiertul woolly # as big as life mogiey cows th moo, and from whos? | rubber udders real milk mayb will have a hard think up anything Think of it! ys horse, There is @ real Russian sleigh, ‘or three days, I would not like to hlgn with doll furniture, There a Wita {ts jangling bells and it cae aie 7 horses, There is the moving va Gox aucll & erbat AWAter ab MF, Jerotse, T E N M I N U T E S cngines—well, Banta Claus defies you to] @§ 1 think he might put It on ma” mention anything that the toyland|As Britt amd Jerome were close to catciy can nol si uply, ee ane eee drawn Just a 1ew of the Imported toys tha - - [ R d / h : Bee ee ae Nite ik aie Peertultinilk maid with, Nee ‘ison. : oO ea tS Ll cts Re all Whales he ye erson around ane SDDSDS : , avagar aha cracks tho wh by the donkey bray 5s. Will Enable You to Do More Satisfactory Gtft-Buying nand hows back its head, | i nderful animals mak | amine Uetaus abt Yeu nity & wens a HECHT BROS. % In an Hour Than You Could Do tna Whole da Day’s Shopping Without This Help | 7” you knew just what to buy, you could end the worry books all the pupils and the teacher. 0) nedle ds h perfor a, (. V7 MRCS abd ht 2 259-261 Sixth Ave. ¥ from descriptions I (Oliristmas isn't what It used to be, a = Galy they. uy et Nos thut once mers made to say | Christmas »| in an hour. It is the poring over counter after this year with for sheer amusemeot have taken on, such stupendous | proportions thet @re no good at all unless they in- | spt ajewelry The band- counter, in store after store, in order to get sugges. tions, that makes the labor, tries the nerves and takes the time, Just take this hurried run through WaNAMAKERS with us—by MENTAL SUGGESTION—while you are on the train or seated comfortably at home to-night. (Don’t oop.” When ths door of t Opened the rooster crows a morning sin had just awakened th farm-yard inhabitants, Another toy Js a barn with a cow, qhorse and a donkey, all gaging o thelr respective stalls, When @ lever in the back of the bar! Mutos, Ouling-cars, pleasure cars and rage trom $8) UD CO thelr fives, ‘Then there are ral on 3) sipping ¢ tub shape of litte hi mount inzo taree figures will give the ct inate oe ery iat | ON CREDIT Cast zoe Vos. miey O11 be Ouronatee ||| and decide whether the thing you want isin the group told Christmas toys make railroad mag. ttle ohildren of the rich a fing Christ- eee There’s yet ample time has a. toy that costa $100 of the most beautiful dia- Y about.) nates, manufacturers, electricians, \ Ry Ww thes» wonderful toys that a THAT MAY BE BOUGHT W mat thera are plenty of amusing toys hi) and Interesting ones for the chikiren the engines, the trains, read too fast, to let your mind see what you're passing; may all be purchased | Yin to come and make selection . f Malem Plat may have a} } ate ; Hi 'give him Just ae moon | fy mods, reliable watches Enter Broadway and Tenth—The JEWELRY Store—right before | | ination in the doll house of 1906, | New York th At, WAMLAE Vo4> I run by clockwork, eiece in w. Q@nimal will throw back Its hoid and} buy may re ate st 8 year; any- @mit the sound that belongs to Sts par ng toy automobiles rua f e but you d oth 1 Ey 4 | ind. electticity, wh ‘Twenty-third cents, and other jewelry. Every- % 7 Nzed what guificent tloular breed, We wna IROLOR Fare of all cc and Fou ers with tire love of novel- thing you buy is thoroughly you are the DIAMONDS. Have you ever realized a mag The cow moos loud and plenty of new effects in stock is shown at Wanamaker’s? Carefully selected stones, superbly tong, the | x, and @ swell Christmas git one donkey a the hors not 4 wid Tee or these is a real bisque wari . everythi m T re tae oe inbet u 4 I a4 Ha nit Kinda| ri nurse of lovely mulatto anaes fechakey ll set. Brooches, $90, $750—whatever your {dea of the gift may be. ing bears and animals that come fron Mend hae the. TaueIne beer the ity CS tke ter the Rate eat F Rings, Scarf Pins—a Diamond studded Watch, $75, Then all other Tuite car, the toufing our, the car—every Kind, Thewe toya are long and are ial, “They have jouble-# ated tone) & i rean hora or strea—every- proper. Some cf these toy aulos occunanin in doll shape, but ot keeper would left vacant so that their young) Mito toyland #he would get ma and mistresses can All them! BeSUOn for a L urenen sand give them all | e the soclety belle and the shopper. Toy- exclusive jewelers ask, and ty) land is simply real life In miniature this yet whatever you buy may \/ eten't a thing big folks can A i st the rurgery, iad and master | My be charged and paid for in \ very small sums, weekly or have in mintature bina land with ance, Toyland with a vengeance monthly, has outdone himeelf. sorts of WATCHES, The GOLD JEWELRY.*Shell Combs. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes, STERLING SILVER and the curio pieces of DUTCH SILVER. CLOCKS, The HANDKERCHIEFS—$50 for the most exquisitely embroldered one, Beauties at $10 and $5 each. Splendid collections at $1 each, We, 26c. Boxes of 8 or 6 handkerchiefs for Children, LBATHER GOODS—the Bags and Pocket-books, the multitude of Germany ana pir! tricks just lke ng trained animols | abou Autos a Rage, Too, t Of course the reign of the automo- bile is bound to have Its effect on the | world in miniature-toyland, If you!* don’t believe this, just see the won- @erful toy autos in the big stores, chandeliers, 1 aps in moe, the and ‘a few | uy Round Custer Y ~ Ring, diamonds First of all there are the automobiles ea View are not the only mo- By with turquoise cen: i 4 . worked by toot power, which the young |" doyr thie vear elther, | Thire are. Di eon Fancy and practical Casea for Men, The Belts, The FANS. The Ghauffeur, owners and Indy friends c4n | around the bathtub and give the swell pee oor lent value, Picture Frames, DESK FURNISHINGS for the woman's desk, for to the imag Nde in, a8 grand as life, These racing ‘qoj}s sitting on the decks the times of —Well, there Is noth IN BASEBALL SPOT LIGHT AFTIRED FROM AING With replenished stocks of Holiday Novelties : our various departments afford particularly Pil Wg an 75. aoe advantageous opportunities for the selection of One to Make Good as Mane ist SIF ittanann agradts tnem im: / Californian Is Satisfied He Has Objects of Art, Oriental Rugs, Jewelry, Articles the library table, for the business man to use at his office. UMBRELLAS—a wonderful collection of unique and beautiful handles, Guit Case Umbrellas for people who have plenty of the or- A genuine Diamond Ring, with 14-Kt, Solid Gold wl), Tiffany or fancy Stern Brothers mounting} stone sina STOCKINGS and SOCKS—a collection that will surprise bepeibogst ape y y you; and you can never go wrong with such a pleasing gift and pure white; sold MEN'S SCARFS—the finest silke that come from London, at $2.50 by exclusive jewel ‘| each. You think not, since others charge $4 for them; but these are EXACTLY THE GAME, except that ars are likely to be NBWDR by many weoks—better there cannot be. Splendid collection at $1.50, $1; and very extraordinary Scarfs at 50c each. MEN'S HOUSH COATS, Lounging Robes, Angora Garments, SUSPENDERS, Bath Robes. You'll please a man here, or nowhere. A. magnificent Tooth Ring, with pure white dia- stantly t D Thad 5 sin S mond, like illustra The BOOK STORE—Rare Fditions, Special Bindings by tne ager, the Other to Return Lovie Seen Best Day Sin Squared of Apparel or for Personal Use, specially appro- tion, . $1 75 famous London binders, Rare old books in new dress, Standard Works to Form, i bten ay Circle | = in fine bindings. Regular Editions of the books of Ali. Publishers, i ~ | trying to make the bes tibia '| priate for Presents for Men, Women & Children, Others up t $400. CHILDREN'S BOOKS for all ages. The COMPLETE Book Store. had no money to bnek it up, —- \ou/ A Titfany Belcher It you haven't found ih yet, step Sowa t the Dusneb i an jnatt T will have un J vapital to arg hes The ART WARES — Roya milton, Réretrand, Teplitz, Royal een eal PULCUE, Hil be up Eli wie Elma a BS ‘2 epee Madd Bonn, Royal Vienna—beautiful gifts for a couple of dollars, or for = shown, with exqui+ Will be up to ff fifteen hundred, MARBLE STATUARY—one of the finest collections in New York City. BRONZES in superb variety, Art LAMPS, in- cluding the newest Mosalc Shades, and the Cut Glass Lamps now prized by women who love the NEW !n both art and decorative effeot, The CUT GLASS—one of the buslest stocks of all—superb varl- ety; and you must not forget the magnificent pieces that we secured for this holiday selling at forty per cent. below value, Within a fortnight two persons have | if fail The CORONA ART GLASS—the most exquisite glass that is A fancy |H] and iridescent effects, Superb gifts, whether you buy a small piece hand - carved or large, for a few dollars or many. Diamond | The FANCY CHINA {s exactly meeting the ideas of thousands a, dumped into the baseball syot-light, and) Rusle Still Ambitious. fandom anxiously awaits thelr turn. The os Ru. hard at work Wain questions at issue just now are (nd mi | “Wl Amos Rusia come back Into form °* hi @8 & pitcher?” and “What will Ned } ‘Hanlon do with the Cincinnati Reds’ As to Mr, Rusle, we are constrained to fis gist Bow seek Felain enough doubt for seed, and as woad to success. He claim to Mr, Hanlon, silence is better than a bad prediction D Ned Hanlon has tackled a job that ¢ has sent scores of men to the basebal taken part in mar site stone, $35 iy A Belcher Din- SM mona Ring, ike squared circle, has t his last bat j tle. He has retired fror | ing that | after he lose le ring, mak immediate! At Greatly Reduced Prices. man, the twenty-roun Mouse Coats, double faced fabrics & lined Broadcloth, 1 $4.95 Blanket Robes, of soft colored blankets, Were $6.95 to 7.95, { Mu C., of Los A When asked fi jthe ring Hanlon sald made against Herm. for quitting | showing 1 | aa far from my ressing Gowns, of Cloth and Wool Blanket Robes, bound with satin ribbon, Were $13.75 to 16.50, 10.75 made—the most shapely and artistic pieces, !n marvellous colorings Ring; artistic daily, The GOLD GLASS, the WEBB GLASS; and the STEINS, may enliven affairs o Redland, ¥or « long time it wan May enliven affairs occasion sily dirlog | There {s nothing 1n the fighting gam claimed that a penurlous policy kifled whom the glasses are levelled are Ned | for me, and I will go to work in the ll chances for success, bug this was Hanlon and Amos Ruste 4 suture, aaid more through disappointment than === - . - Geliberate conclusion, For two years Gasry Horrmann has stood ready to ‘spend any amount of money needed to Get a winning team, but still the pen- be 4 ae not come $ § t hab often been elaimed that with rn) moar haacs anne ene) An Innovation in Footwear. ip any town, and it is now up to the Veteran manager to make good Brocklyn Double-Crossed Him, i Incidentally it mignt be well to throw yp ° @ little Nght of Hanlon's sudden de. The S at or Gatler To, Boot, | arture trom Lrooklyn, It seems that | {ts and Medeus were not #0 strong with the money offer after all, Listen | Xe these wors trom Han} “L went to New York fully expe to algn with Brooklyn. 1 made se Qppointments with ss ous, but each time the: led to apper “I waited and waited on several occa sions, antl f ovuld gay hellov9 that fal . wus treated Jike a Joe and | simply de- | clined to submit to siish treatment. any { .00 10 JIO.00. r Paeaident 1 in grew mie fe t, and on we of delivery on time, The Fifth Floor, PICTURES—Ol!] or Water Color Paintings, Etchings, Photogravures—a gallery of art, PIANOS—still time to have this superlative gift in the home for Christmas Day. Very easy buying termes. ORIENTAL RUGS—a most artistic collection, of truest worth bit at falr prices, A purchase 80 rarely eafe, so certain here. Do- mestic RUGS of every sort—always a pleasing gift to a housekeeper The JAPANDSE Store is a great bazaar in {tself—full of splendid suggestions, Art Embroideries and PILLOWS, Fancy Boxes, Then LINENS, the practical gifts that may be as elegant as you elect, A marvelous collection of Art Linens {s here, 17] On the Second Floor are the more practical things: FURS—from the small pleces to the most sumptuous wraps, The Little French Store offers exquisite NEGLIGRES and WAISTS from Paris—the garments that many would count It extravagance to buy for themselves-~exactly the thing that delights most as a gift. And TOYS—of course you'll think of them, without suggestion. Remember WM haat TOY STORE in New York City fills the larger part of the Basement of this old Stewart Building, v Ey pial $3 715 a play-hour thing that childhood: loves that is ralaking, aids} square top, . Ten minutes up? Too had—sorry {t wasn't twenty, There Ig Tiffrny Ring, like twice as much to tell; but this Is sufficient. Thank you. Hope we'vo illustration, beautiful helped you, demond, and full Prompt, intelligent service when you come to pick it out, ca JOHN WANAMAKER splendid AM an $35 % Formerly A, T, Stewart & Co,, Others up to $200 tiful Ladies’ Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets, PERTH WA pp.” Everything 'AIT'S Housekeeping CREDIT ADVANTAGES: saol Wort tah Streets vos de es ny Psalm lige me Dressing Gowns, of Imporied Silk and Velvet, ned throughout with silk Formerly $35.00 to 42,00, 2500 /~ mond Ring, white <— and very orilliant = ~~ stone; Tiffany Y| mounting likethis, WN $160¢ Link But- | | graveyard, Something sirange abou a d ast heat my punch des! Surely the right gift is here. thax Cincinnati club, since John T. {ime he Je attending to hie duites in the ul no speed, I have come py cssinn, zi Take the elevator to the Fourth Floor—FURNITURE—a Desk, an {Brush pulled it into tie National League stands at attention to the nm thet Tam all tn, and lined with Venetion, sizes 34 to 46, Were $10.90 to 13,90, | Easy Chair, a Couch—or you may know still better the piecs that ‘years ‘ago not a pennant has floated | Of oe the antles of Rube Waddell | on that account will never fight again A beautiful Dia- ‘#| would most phease—all here in wonderful variety—absolutely certain Brass Bedsteads « Bedding From Our Regular Stock—At Special Prices, Brass Bedsteads, at $15.75, 23.00, 27,50 Regularly $17.50, 28.00 and 35,00 Upholstered Box Springs, at $6.75, 10.00, 12.50 Regularly $8.C0, 12,50 and 15.00 gold, latest de. Nea signs, and set with genuine diamonds,Spe- cial price, $3.75 \ Swe solid gold, in Ro. q \ man finish or polished; The Gaiter is fitted to a low cut pump, giving a perfect fit through ankle and instep and making the most comfortable walking boot ever made; seven styles carried in stock, | Men’s House Coats & Robes F Pure Soft, South American Hair SSeS, made in our own workrooms $10.00, 15,00, 17.50 | Regularly $12.50, 17.50 and 20,00 | Made to order to match any costume, | ' | | | | House Co'ts, of Velvet and Matelasse, 8,90 | | | Special in Evening Shippers : for Friday and Saturday only, Kid Beaded with straps, ribbon effect or opera; colors :—pink, blue or white. Patent Leather, with beaded, bow or plain; Ant 7 value $5.00, at . 4 , Hy ond bunting pa | 5 85. NOTICE. 4 BFP tag’ tee" Ow B. Altman & Gy, wit close THEIR sTORE Lord & Taylor DURING THE WINTER MONTHS AT FIVE Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, P.M, BEGINNING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26h, Your Chance! TO GET A PRIZE AND A POSITION polished ofy frosted de- Commencing Nov. 26 The World will give 5 wersly prites of $10.00 each for tie 5 best positions pbtaiset each week by advertisers throara the Sitnation \anted columns of the Sunday World’s Want Directory—24 words, 15 rents, Advertisers who secure positions will please communicate with The World's Classified Advertise- ing Manager, Room 51, Pullt- ter Building, | i Open Late Every Eve, Until Caristmas, Flatbush Avenue abd'F ret,