The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1906, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, 17 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1906. prohibjticn the part of Jay to prevent the entrance into th country of Amerloan workingm. 3. The acoeptance by Japan of INP EXCLUSION : ra Sm Mutual Baring: of eae £0 baa among the lower classes “4 ben proposition to exclude Japanese ers from Each Country ai May Be Outcome. Is | uke explanation given tn regard to the discrimination agatnat Japan- oxo children tn the public schools of San Franct It fa not kno j haa been made tanging for U lar a tr le to the Japanese have for years desired of immigration in the he mp © Panama own that J ue ORIENTALS ARE WILL! ING | este Such | United Sta If Terms Are Equitable , i | from. entering an Agreement Is Likely | bie on Mae tg comp in) Japan > to Be Reached. eap labor, and consequently will acek employment in WASHINGTC Roosevelt coi to settle the has arisen because of tl tidn’ aginst Japanese fn Ban Franc other me the reserva excell de as drastic tative to the orers, friendly s coun-|m conta URI be pass t now in: n of Chine: i i ‘Phe basis of settlement on which the} President is working ls this: 1. The negotiation of nm treaty —— Variation for Villainy. (From the Philadelphia Bulletin.) “Tve Rot a brand-new idea for a | melodracna,” shouted the eee In great excitement. “The uncle Wants to got Th “And bits him with a real pile-driver, I s'poseT" grunted the blase manager. “No, no! “He gets him admitted to the Naval Academy at Annapolia!': between the United sta and Japan, or appropyiate Jextuiation by Congress, to “prevent the en- trance into this country of Japan- @bo Inborers. 2. The arrangement of a similar pees | SAMES MeGREERY & CO. 34th Street. | 23rd Street. a The Infants’ Outfitting Departments, Misses’ Suits, Children's Underclothing, Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves, and every accessory of the Juvenile Wardrobe are shown In a very extenslye variety, from excellent standard qualities to exclusive hand-made models and extremely fine fabrics. The Fifth Floor of the Thirty-fourth Street Store is devoted to Children’s, Infants’ and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, etc, BOYS’ CLOTHING, s4th street Store. ‘Boys’ Reefers, of fine quality Chin-. | chilla, Tweed and Cheviot. Lined: with fancy grey and red flannel. Sizes 3 to 12 years. Overcoats, of Oxford, Cheviot and Frieze. Lined with Venetian. Extremely attractive garments. Sizes 8 to 16 years. 8.50 Norfolk Suits. Mixed or plain cloths, Single and double breasted. Sizes 8 to 16 years, 5:75 = value 7:50 and 8.50 Medium weight,—all_wool Knicker- bocker Trousers with buckles and strap, Dark colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 1.00 value 4.50 and 1,75 “EURNITURE, 34th street gore, Fine Mahogany Furniture. Colonial and English reproductions “including Ladies’ Desks, Bookcases, Library Desks and Tables. period Bedroom and Dining Room Suites, and many odd and unusual Articles. Ladies’ Writing Desk. 18,75, 25,00 and 35,00 Three piece Suites. Simple models, 79.00, 85.00 and 93,00 Men’s Wardrobes, Various models, f 62.00 to 135.00 Chests-of Drawers and Highboys, ~ ‘ : : .39.00 to 95.00 ie Dining room Chairs in a variety of ‘ models upholstered in leather, Arm Chairs, 11.00, 15.75 and 19.00 each Side Wy 7:00; 10:75 r4.00) | / Tea, lunch, dining room and card Tables, Finegold curié" Cabinets, Varidus French “period’’ models, 50.00, 65.00, 82.50 and 120.00 - Vernis Martin mounted Cabinets) Richly ecorated, 29.50 and value 38.00 to $7.00 45.00 and d Large roomy Arm Chairs upholstered in 8 cogian Morocco JAMES McGREERY & 60. 23rd Street 84th Street JAMES McGREERY & GO, 23rd Street. 84th Street. UMBRELLAS. un Sule In Both Stores. On December the 7th. - 26 and 28 inch, Covered with piece dyed, tape edge Taffetas. eiecales of Ivory, Pearl, Horn, Gold and Silver caps, etc 1.85 Value 2.75 to 3.00 Covered with twilled Silk. Handles of Ivory, Pearl, Gun Metal,- Sil ver trimmed natural Staghorn, wood, Cape Horn, etc...... 5 62.85 value 350 to 5.00 Covered ‘with tape edge Levantine Silk- or fine quality tape edge Union Taffetas. Handles,—long Sterling Gold, Pearl, Iyory, Gun Metal, Wood, Staghorn, Cape Horn, trimmed | eters ecuccvean ei Silver and Natural silver Covered with extra quality Taffetas and Levantine Silk. Handles of varions designs. Heavy Pearl, Etched Sterling Silver, Long mas- sive Gold and Silver, Staghorn, Cape Horn .. -4.85 | yalue 6.00 to 8.00 _ | Covered with can quality tape haps Taffetas Silk, ’ Handsome novelty handles of Ivory, Pearl, Silver, Gold and Gun Metal....6.00 value 8.00 to 10.00 CHINA, Ou Sale in Both Stores, Bric-a-Brac, Potteries," Ornamental Silver Curios, Cut Glass, English “Webb” Crystal, Imported Gold Glass, Clocks, Lamps, etc., suitable for holiday venirs, Inexpensive to costly articles. {PORTED GOLD GLASS. 13 inch Flower Vases “ sou- 14 Punch Bowls........... 65.00 Hooted COmporte ine seme cr sass BLS Footed Sherbet Glasses....0...............75¢ Bon Bon Dishes ree cneten nae nT eC Srinch) Bowls ioc crs sec ss «ou tpe cepa 014050. CUT GLASS, 12 inch Footed bowl.................10,00 value 15,00 Sugar and Cream Sets, 2.75 Oil and Vinegar-Cruet .. 1.50, 2.50 and 3.00 Bunch Bowl reves seis ais 0955031 4100) wi 3.7.6 Water Tumblers. New Cutting... .8.00 doz. ART DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. Novelties,—embroidered in silk and | satin, Suitable for holiday —gifts, Pin | Cushions, Engagemert Lists, Photo | Frames, Bureau Scarfs, Scrap Baskets, Sofa Cushions, Jewel Cases, Sewing Bags, Hat Stands, Trays, Veil Cases, Centre Piece Rolls, 50 dozen Glove or Cases. Hand Embroidered,,.........,..1.75 Satin Boxes. with ribbon 4nd floral Hand-embroidered work Baskets, 1.25 to 1.75 - JAMES McGREERY & C0, 23rd Street. 34th Street. Handkerchief = STAT a 1 JAMES MoGREERY & CO. COLORED DRESS GOODS. 23rd Street Store. Short lengths of Imported and Amer- ican. Dress Fabrics. Mixed or plain cloths suitable for waist, skirt and dress : patterns, This sale includes London Twweeds mixed Cheviots, Serge, Broadcloth, check Panama Cloth, Henrietta, Eolienne, Crepe de Paris, Voile, Mohair, etc. soc to 1.00 yard usual price 1 50 to 2,50 Twenty-third Street, KI othenbers = SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY. VE Co WEST i-ATHST. | Girlello’ s Sianioa Italian Symphony Orchestra Renders Concerts Morning and «Afternoon on the Main Floor. | Sales of Holiday Goods and Toys” Combined With Great abe Offerings in Staple Lines. Santa Claus Gives ‘a Handsome Present to Every Child Who Is Accompanted by Parent or Guardian. Sale of Silverware. 5th Floor, $1.08 Copyright Books, 5c. Cectiia, A Living Lte, from a fon to de Father, of Cloom- 1D 1 DOLLS, Dolls ar and Toys. , 69¢ SETS,’ consisting of 6 knives poons and 6 tea- At qual- d leatherette eo Codl Folks. Casters; ed quad- r choice 98c * IL - ORDERS, Garments eee ay Handsome Long Winter Coats ans to $2.98 vy garments, full So Inches. Jong; made of good quality mannish goods and heavy black cheviot; strictly man-tailored and shown in a very nobby effect. Have {nlald collars of rich black, red or green velvet, handsomely trimmed with Hercules brald; new sleeve with cuff and patch pockete Don't Judge them ‘by the price. Special for Bargain Friday, at....csscesc cecscccannesssesvecesoeteen auteees ~ Astrakhan Trimmed Coats. Plaid Serge Waists at “6c. af de of | A Wonderfal Watst Value for Bargain Friday. Waists made of fine quality serge {n the very newest models; have full blouse ucked or pleated and button sides, These are warm, swagger girments, ma heavy wool T! d cut very full, and are $0-Inches lon; with large tri ed -owith black sik buttons; of Astrakha: pleated back, full sleeve, buttoned cuff : and-pleated stock; shown In white and neN biadk! or black and - + i white, or red and Ob sece the | all sizes; very Cc to-morrow Rich Fur-Lined Coats at $19.98 Girls’ Winter Coats black or These ace se broadcloth coats, th very clear gray and white Fel Length Winter 6. : oy 4 arments af a Renu nished with lavish shawl Most. Sarpetsing hiss follars of black fn Nlaska lynx. Full ANTE AH ES I ico ha low price. ‘They're . with deap ro! verse cuits, handsome oublespreasted cand. slow shown in navy, brown, ae of heavy, warm = 1.87 ripple bai “raced fancy mixtures; sizes 4 cial for Bargain Friday ai botto LOFTOW ateeeeeeee around 19.98 Sale a Petticoats. SATEEN PETTICOATS, deep flounces of s! 98, Hosiery, Underwear. Women’s 25c. Stockings 3 Pairs for 50c. FURS. — ring, fintshed with: rv Duplex Portiergs. ois Perfectly reversible: can jor use two. diatinct portieres:. deo lattice =e ro Wy a length and Point d’Arabe Curtaine lottingha: a oi alns, curtains, heavily corded, + aailenne Tapestry Table Core Dining-room size, roveral- ble Armure table ogy- {ful borders. worth $1.93.per pair} ehy. furntahine: lar. ‘ fr Pas ae i \. per pair Fear "Ay $9.00; at, per we gia psles) fon A spectal offer for to-morrow—Fine gauge cotton stockings | as 0a with silk embroidered insteps, dout le sole Friday Bargains. [peeaete ved ee ei heel and toe, elastic tops; usually 25¢._ per, c 1,000 THROW TYES, 6 inches long; of} reen with mood ae pair, put up 3 pair in fancy box, 2t, per box black brown coney, with 1. 98 size skirts 6 i ' or satin Women’ sand Children’s Un- { Cred Cask and Heary Mned; a CEP eeite ) derwear. Extra quality arc matte ten Cee AREY Mutt to match, 193 styles of German flann fleece lined; fin- ings, serine AMERICA es—Cull akirt with . > { ished in best so) THROW TH dth fancy lawns 49, 5 P mansier; -usual- | bive. - seipsecernsn ROC OM : y 39¢,1 special 29 | | ine i = a beets i \ Achy onleine nie c ay Ui d \Large Pillow Muffn to match 2,98. Little Children Wear. . Women’s Union Suits, —Children's Underwear oo bi opossum PEL-\CHINDREN IS BEAR/ CHILDREN'S parsy : aaa Mien ReTiaiisestUecailey, ERINES, 4 | inches Jong, * 7. 98 aia white, rate in Ce C10 ue Divesnd Ja ‘ f we and white: dow waste | pink, white ; LARGE PILLOW MUFFS sizes ay 2. 98, ects; wizea 2 to 49, | : 24c te maton ao 4,98) saern ie cl Re: OS Ed ed Ge _x Eol Boys’ 0 Special fe “Silk Eolienne. oys’ Overcoats, Specia A! ne, in benuti- FSi al aes Double-Breasted Reefers, Long Overcoats, Russian Overcoats. . i The fabric in the reefers 1s héavy quality blue and Oxford Melton cloth al Ne, shoddy or satinette), lined with excellent quality red flan have velvet i collars, military buttons and insignia on sleeves. THE SIZES RANGE D HIGH AS 12 YEAS, The Overcoats are in ages 8 to 16, made of | iB c blue frieze and Oxfond Meltons. Handsome garments, well tailored, that i s n answer for dress as well as everyday wear. 1 f Ee) Boys’ $3 Overcoats Q Boys’ 50c Pants XTRA HEAVY e Cc my a TED SP ages 3 to 8 ages 4 to 15 : “patter Russian style; velvet collars; insignia on Made of elegant woollen fabrics; every pair P $1.00; special at 4 sleeve; plain and fancy fabrics} large, full, long, | guaranteed to give satisfaction or new. palr be Wey We looses coats. free, ‘ 8 GOOD QUALITY SHE ye? size 72x90; deep hem; ni . ot Ph a ana ioaanet oe C e of Kupper DOOTS an i ers. | 3 tomer; special at, each-- ne Pillow Cases Storm King Boots. Ga Bootes Men’s Slippers. a i é " ry GUM RUB: Attractive Leather Slippers, in black, # i fr An_ assorted i ra ain and brown, with patent Jeath- ‘ 1 Chea LO WAG Boye’ sizes ‘ er backs and leather a aa stp. 00 lined; all sizes, at, per Cc & op Sieh, 9 Hee id ‘ _ Men's Slippers, of black or Clearing Remnants Pebble Leg-Boots. Métis Slippery Shan hice 8 Clearing sale of thousands of remnants, c ae 29 flexible so nasa 1 19 x including » Laws, Perealés, rR 1.59 per pair ° 4 Flanne s Men's Sliprers, ie Ci ae ‘ c tk: i 1, 19 cia 4 Try one ont with » pera j AiR) ROO Gy ERE es joe P d Uphol ry. : { “Sale of Lace . Curtains, brtere and Upholste ; y Real Scotch Lace Curtains. aay 50 Real Rena issance Bal Sets. Oriental Couch Covers. 12 te, Curtain Swiss, 634c. GAS eal Scot! 2 S, Most exqicwite collection Yeinch Galtain. Swi: ig 4 ay u rnain the show- of réversible Kirmnn~ £06 attain Swiss, neat striped ? full saving buah// patterns; full Sirota, Reon rear, Coe . widta and length: ¢ seedy tetlyparinot. & of a dollar and a halt, widba ane venme / fools, | Teise. Pale us4¢ at por p #50; our price. ete cee)