The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1906, Page 22

Snouring Stowe Children vie Sees for 4 Hours at 9c. A z0) j=) | 2a Opportunity That Wil Make. Early Buying Very Profitable To-Morrow. Silverware. This sale, for 4 hours, con- sists of odd lots of useful and acceptable. pleces that may be given as Christmas gifts. There are fern dishes, bread trays and gilt-lined nut bowls: All are war- ranted quadruple plate, Are ositively worth 98c,, but or to-morrow, = Raenberae Bansracnon GUARANTEED oR MONEY PROMPTLY. co WEST 14™"sST Store Open Evenings Until Christmas. BYHISCODLNESS AS HOME BURNED Freeman Led Wife, Chil- dren and Servants in Dash to Safety. Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. 6th Ay., 224 to 23d St., N. Y. Coolness such as is rarely exhibited @ayed the lives of Weldon W. Free- Man, genera} manager of the Edison Electric Light Company tn Brooklyn, he wife, their three children and their two servants, when, before daylight to- tay thetr home at No, 7801 Seoond aye- wue, Brooklyn, was almost compiereiy ‘emtrayed iby fire. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and their chil- Gren, thé latter ranging in age from Corduroy Ribbed Cotton Stockings, double knee and sole, spliced heel and toe, pairs fo a cus- from 9 to 1 only, WAN rah Overcoats Deep Price Cutting in All Holiday Lines and Many Staples. $20 Values, to Go Saturday at Quick and Certain Clearance Is the Rule. ey ll Find Scores of Surprises To-morrow That Are Not Advertised, The clothes that appeal to sensible business men, having just enough Conterno’s Famous Manhattan Beach Orchestra Renders Three Concerts Daily—Wissner Piano Used. flashy, and of dependable, wear-resisting and shape- The best ready-tailored clothing, at half value. ‘The eults are the now models in doth single or double breasted styles, neat cussimeres, fancy striped worsteds and black Thibets, lined. with a fine Three Hundred Men's Strictly High Grade {J wewulselthemal 39c | a 15e 9c eee | 4-Hour Sale for Boys.: | 4-Hour Sale for Girls clastic; limit + Suits and § Radical Saturday Mark Down Sal be 50 ||Naaical Saturday Mark Down Saies. H retaining qualities of material. Th ts are fine black Kersey, fancy Cheviot and frieze; all the Fositively from 9 A. M. Till 1 P, M. Only, Positively from 9 A. M. Till 1PM. Only. e overcoa’ are fine C; ersey, fan eviot an rieze; al Fy gheritics D ten to thrée years, were asleep on tne weoond floor when Mrs. Freeman was awakened by the emell of snoke. Mr. Freeman was aroused. He openod tne Goer to the hall and was almost over come by smoke. Telling Mra. Freeman to wet some towels and gather together anything @he could. he roused the children and then rushed to the third floor wher the] gorvants sleeping. When jlown to the second floor his wife was Prepared to make the dash a ne wtreet. The olectric pesstnl were he Brought thi | street. floor, After 1 8nd faning the party resetel owas and Mr, Freeman shout: a} Me mith all of his voice perrants and family then went] home of a neighbor and dressed | }° ene few garments they had saved,| Mra, Freeman brought safely out her, @iamonds and Jewelry. ‘The firemen put the blaze out arter| qt haa almost entirely destroyed tha! house. The loms is between $5,000 and $10,000. The origin of the fire’ ts un. | known, i TO DIE IN A BED | OLD MAN’S 'S ONE WISH) Earthquake ‘Vietim Tr Tries to Break | Window in the Jersey City :’ Mayor's Office. Leaning heavily on a battered cane An aged man tottered into the outer of- fice of Mayor Fagan's stite in the City Hall of Jersey City to-day. He picked Up an ink-well and was taking alm with ft at a window when Joxeph O'Connor, + the Mayor's secretary, seized his arm, “Let me break the window,” moaned he old man. ‘Then I can go to tho poorhoure.”* y He said he was Jonn Lowery, seventy Years old, & prosperous stone-cutter in Jersey City a generation ago. In 18% he moved with his wife and two daugh- tera to San Frinciaco. “I was living comfortably,’ sald the oj mah with a sob, “when the eartn- quake came, My wife and daughters S weré killed somewhere In the flames. 4 wandered, half mad, about the town until a month ago. ‘Then a friend gave East. I wanted to die in “Thad no money and the fri Yused to have had died or Kone away, Yesterday J went to the poorhouse ai they wouldn't let me in. Someb< + told me 1 would be bro's a windew Inthe Secretary. O-Conaor Deparcment and learned trom Hewlte tat Lowers ‘had Called on him yesterday ‘but could not be _admitted to the poorhouse. | Secre- ‘Connor’ at once recommended Hon and went the old man there: in “Now Tcan die in a bed." gid man with a smile, the secretary, sald the as be thanked Secgserteeaess GIRL DRESSES AS BOY’ AND’ DISAPPEARS, | Eleven-Year-Old Found in a Chi: | cago Restaurant After Day’s ‘Absence. CHICAGO, Dee, 21.—Dorothy eleven years old, daughter of Mrs. Charles A, Eastman, of Woodlawn, who disappeared from her home on W meday, was caught {n a State afi restauranat yesterday after masquerad frig for thirty hours as a boy, She wi restored to her parents, but youchsafed no expanation as to where she had. been or the mot! h led her to leave school with het Christmas money-and mysteriously disapp Mr. Eastman and his wife bellevo tha 4 Christmas shoppin to the masquerad Meve that Dorothy night with some the vicinity of her ow vhen she disappented 5: posed to have ind wbout $k given “her roy | Chelstmaa purchases TOWN TO CELEBRATE | BIRTH OF TRIPLETS. Connellsville, Pa, Will Blend Christmas Joys with Advent of Baby Boy and Two Girls, ‘PITTSBURG, Dec @irly and a boy--were born to Mra, Har- Yey Walton, the wife of a sivelworkor of Connellsyilio, Pa, near here, yester- Gay, and the whole town has taken note of the event. ‘The Walton home was the c interest to-day in Connellsville, I parta of Conne Inquiries concern: tre of | visitors Christmas celebmtion. The boy has been named atte: fatter. who has sent invitations his reiatives to suggest names for tie} are healthy and tin atrond-} hives says they will TO APPEAL CRASH VERDICT. BROMEN, Deo. P=-The North Ger- man Lioyd Steamship Company has de- ‘Ghded)to make an appeal against tho | hy ne Men’s $25.00 Sui ¥ en » an extra pair of trousers of the same material. Tita Sere ooae et re made of the best coatings—Ker- - worsted in very neat designs. w colorings. Pick out the suit or overcoat you want. Pay $9.50 and eave $10.50. If you want something a Iittle betier, this will interest you. its and Overcoats, The overcoats are man-tatlored, Saturday, %12-5° The cloth {s a high-grade sey, Melton, Frieze and fancy Cheviots, tn both medium and long cuts. Special Saturday Morning and Evening, 8 A. M. Til 1 P.M. and 7 Till 10 P. M. A Clean-up of All Our Men’s Odd Suits. Values up $4. 00. to $10 for Good opportunity to ret _a business sult ata price less than the cost o epaterin Boys’ 37.00 Suits, $3.75. These Suita of blue cheviot, wor serge, in double-breasted, , Peter Pan, Sailor Blouse and Russian Blouse styles. Boys’ $10.00 Sults and Reefers, $5.00. ‘These Reefers are made of fine gray, blue, brown nila and fancy cheviot. The Suits of serge, worsted, cassimere and choviot. Furs A Complete Clearance of Men's jpoel et) of Trousers. | teas for $1.00 If you can find your as beat value this waist. f pee the 3) to 62 Men's Black and Fancy _ Sack Suits. Values up $7.50 to $15, Fen’a fancy Chaviot, ‘Worsted in Black Thibet Suits; worth Boys’ $5 Overcoats, $2.95 Just an odd lot of fine all- wool Overeoats and Suits priced for a quick clearance. Boys’ $10 Long Cut Over- coats, $5 These Overcoats of Diack and fancy mixtures, on the new mannish model. blue, cut and Fur Lined Coats Positively at Half Former-Prices. No handsomer or more pleasing Ohristmas gift can be selected than a set of furs. Here they Beautiful $30.00 $45) Isabella Fox Sets, Large Boa, with 2 brush and 6 small tails, and a fine large Pillow | Muff. A yery rich looking set. sdsome $30.00 Black Lynx) vieciaciargo pillow muff and throw- mey Seta ata 96098 99 Inches long, nati “eye $18.00 $15,060 |» Women’s $35 Fur- “Lined Coats Beautiful black brondcloth coats, with rich brown fur Hnings. Large Lynx Coney shawl collars. Ehrich are at clearance prices—you may make a $20.00 present for $10.00, or half price for any fur set you select, el} |Handsome $4 Fox Sets, tor $22.50. Beautiful full-haired, silky Isa- |beNa Fox Sets, consisting of a large pelerine, 80 inches long, satin lined, with 2 large brushes and 6 small tails and sili cord. | Beautiful Blot ee to match. special a : #4.00 Black Ly x Large mut nnd tt Seta — Stylist throw - over t 4 meres Eee spe- satan * $6.98 Women’s $37.50 Fur Lined Coats » $18.50 Handsome black broadcloth coats, wita gray and white squir, rel Uning. Large shawl collars of Water Mink and Lynx Cohey, Za Floor. Bros. . Three Appealing Saturday Specials in | Women’s Coats and Dresses ‘A series of Saturday price attractions unparalelled in value and style. §2-Inch Long, Loose Coats, $20 Value, for Co; * Ineh length and handsomely ornai to the bottom and siik brald Lined $9.75 2s of the swellest models, made in the Jates mented with velvet with Others nee lined with satin elaborately trimmed brai¢ $20.00 coats for $9.75. ral of the most wanted styles, all truly $25.00 Evening Coats Are $15.00. Reautitul long evening coats of white broadcloth lined throughout with white sat of elegant Boulevard velvet. coats ¢ atin finish rubber a small lot of ‘All beauties: in. Also rich long Also at this pric back outing coats. $25.00 value for $15.00. $30 and $35 Sults, Gowns and Dresses, $19.75 uine and pheno; ce eee ciebrntion Ina stunning jegant Boulevard Velvet Sults, Reautiful Crepe de Chine Dresses, It ty are tho ¢ fs tie one oppor: sat real halt Buthce It, until y y In a whole ¥ Prices, and yet in the wor Stionn will be ma Moitdny evening. reduction, enabling you to dress for your costume at half dts value. Graceful Princess Gowns, | Handsome Messaline Sik Gowns. u possible to go far with description, wo Varied and no b Mi come and see them, to iy original creations or falthful copies of the richest rt Balous of Farts, or in our own country, 1d wre worn. ‘and the gown delivered to you by ee EET Car Girls’ and We belleve in making clearanc of use for the garments. This ear) _to parents. “Children’s $10.98 Coats of Kersey or Melton for ic lously modelled to compare Mate Be ial-wool Cheviots, | Ke Mati geth velvet and 2 of ornumentation, sccno of All very chic ttle conte. brown wy Misses’ Apparel ‘hile there {s still a long season means a great saving 735 es W y price cutting m| Full Length With the swellest ys, Meltons and yrald, the only correct Children's 35 Novelty Woo} Dresses, sont rammed Misses S25. aH) ong ‘oats foth nd sas loth’ coats d with velve ed, should And. tailored straps. o th 1 to 18 yours to fF anlssox Arich Mron,, See for rite model of rn through $2.98 - effesta, mith yoko and. vest of ¢ $12.98 English Kersey én. the the elite: ‘Tho with gray satin and eo koreeys are, double- MM hayo velvet @ shonid All colors. nd smal) wor ond Kloor, Sixth Ave, 75c. Holiday Books for oye , Mado with or without Boys’ $3.00 Suits, $1,983 These sults are prope tall- ored, serviceable and wt!l make fine school sults; siz to 16 yeers. Boys’ $7.5) Long Pants Sulis, $4.00 Sizes to fit boys ages 14 to 20; Suits of neat cheviot, neat casat- mere and black cheviots, Books Gift Books, just when you want_ thém, at sensationally cut Drives. Five Volume Sets By standard authors, including Longtellow, Cea we 7) Cooper, Henty, Alexander, etc... Books for mere By Alger, Otis, Ellis, Bonnehin, Lounsberry, Winfield, . Pitch, Standish and many # others; $1.00 edition at BOC - B8e 40c. edition of Sophie May's books for girls ..... 25 Many Other Boole HandKerchiefs. A thousand dozen at cut Saturday. beta land Emb. | .Women’ ns he ‘se Handk’ panes Handk‘'rentets Women's Bh ty kes Each in Pretty box. 0c. value, each, 29c ae Special. © underprising u or aN rehtotk to red ns pane artistic. effects: nina, five fs Pants each ono in a ty at ies § Val a, fa Wi ‘alue 98e 95.00 Vale 25 Mnin Floor, LL Evening Sales On sale ee eveni. from 7ito 10 o'clock: 1 Only Women's 18¢ Hana Kerchiets.... quality Swiss, stitched designs Men's 50e Silk Neck» wear 12%¢ embrotdered, 25¢ Teck Scarfs in fa ee hand ana ferns; Ihde of the rerulyr pat) $1.50 Combina‘ fon evendors in “heautiti E ul ters to match ry fern "to Tan Bach pet € packel In $7 Cut Giase Jugs and team frases 22S gE Haas ew 2.00 Punch Bowls, 49¢ i-inch fodted punch- +f bowls, neatly decorated and Unted; ony one ey customer, $2.00 Jointed Dolls for “51. 25 salt wrench {orn tod Dad: Disque head, fidth h “ eyes. Only one Bate snoving Children's $5 Woal Dresses Neat surplice ettacte: with yoks and ve contrasting colors: fon $2.98 sleove: full box plea ire, “ t Kn. Sizes 6 to 14 Maids’ and Misses’ 85c Aprons dro ole; brold, d isis ae gue bretelle 79¢ Crib Comfortables, Covered ith gsured altke 50. oline any ~ lena white cotton, °4oF Ae $5.00 Chip Blocks, ‘8 Will hold 300 chips and 2 packs 2 of cards; come ‘mit! 6 menulne.#5.09 value, OvOrs ® Teal 29¢ Post Card Albums, | Imported post card albunr; L9€ hold 160 ‘curds; neatly decorated F- 18¢ 69c Rulfled Curtains, 4,000 pair “of ruffed musi! Gurtalns. No mail orders "will be filed and only 4 patra to @ ousto- mer, 39c Ollcloth, yd., 75 6,000 yards of “best grade sa. VC Qiloloth, % yard vide and 2 Yardy long. None sold before 7 0'clovic Saturday Evening, 7 ¢2 10,0'Clock, lange’ Uned Extraordinary Reductions That Will Make Our Four-Hour Sale Y and Our All-Day Sales To-Morrow the Leading Clothing Events tn. Town. Long Overcoats, Ages 8 to 15. ade of fine blue frieze _melton cloth, velvet collars, belt or slit back, heavy weight Russian Overcoals. Ages 3 to 8) In plain melion cloth, in blue or effects, double breasted, yel- collars, emblems, military or Boys’ Coats on Sale All Day. 1,000 Garments Worth $4.00 at $2.49 Three-quarter RE RS, ages $ to 12, made of the same cloth, in blue and gray shadings, lined with gray or red flannel; double-breasted style and velvet collar, RUSSIAN COATS, 3 to 8, in brown cheviot, Ignt Choice at 1.75 4 Hours only. gray mixed cheviots, dark Oxford and blue ribbed chinchilla; all lined with red Russian and Shirt Waist Dresses Offered in This Event at a Remarkable Saving. ‘The Shirt Waist Suits made of wodl, black and white herd checks, with box pleated back, fancy stock col lished stock collar, fin dresses ar YORe, wais quality cashmer with or-.w - Great All-I Day Sale of Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Coats Afa price that Would hardly pay for the trim- mings ander ordinary circams Full length Winter Coats, flannel; have insignia and velvet collars... immense Fur Purchase and Sale. Four-Hour Sale of Children’s Sets at 69c. Seis. consisting of a muff, and a boa or ine shown white bear, at, from 9 to J only, per set.. A Thousand Rich Sqairrs] Sts Under Valus. and handsome throw tle, -hoth satin lined; value $16.50 600 Sample Muffs at $3.98. In Astrakhan, blended squirrel and Jap. mink, pillow 3 98 shape, down bed, Skinner satin lined; special at. e Sample. Scarfs, Throws and Pelerines. Shown in short, medium and extra long styles. Some are fur both sides, others are lined with Skinner's satin; sables, 4. 98 These wil They consist rot large pillow muff made from whole da 84 Inches long, trimmed with ornaments and Skinner satin lined; special at........0+sseeceeneccees rs low prices. offered at $2.98 and.. tn tmitation ermine, angora and * 69c 1.98 100 Isabella one Pelerines. 600 Odd Throws and Ties, Il be placed on special tables at two remarkably There are values up to $7.98, each to be opossums, foxes, raccoons, wolf and squirrel, In black Men’s Clothing. Isabella and sable shades, at, each... 3 From 9 g- Mm. 4-Hour Sale. Till! P. M. $8.50 Suits and Coats at $5.85. The overcoats como in black, Oxford, melton or cheviot cloth, ns well as beaver. Sizes 34 to 4, good, long, full coats. Also inncy effects tor young men. Suits in Sizes 33 to 46; Double or Single Breasted. Se ele _The fabric black cheviot or ele choviots in gray, mixtures. All the coats have hairMtoth , cloth undercol- ary ‘matched Ings, jored. in a manner nen and depend- All-Day Sale of Men $ Suits and Coats. double breasted, with a Minin and moSt of find worsteds, other of the erfnls in the lot. i for young’ mon fo all most stylist: Sizes from THE OVERCOATS are in the swell fare or che 8 reserved box style; made from rich’ bite 8, friezes and Tis @ moat rremendourl 4 Haas Sale of Long Winter Coats. Pos tively from 9 A, M. Till 1 P.M, Only, Special lot of coats which tn style, fabric and workmanship excel any that have been of- fered in New York this season at even mach Algher prices. These Coats are made from heavy gray mannish goods or dark heather mixtures, They are SO Inches long, In the new collarless «style, handsomely trimmed with rich velvet and. silk brald; new sleeve, with cuff; sizes 32 to 44 in thls lot. The season's great- est Hane on sale to-morrow from . M, till 1 P.M. at, 4. Hour Waist Sale. Another Sensational Event for To-Morrow. _ Posittbely on Sale from 9 A. M. Till 1 P.M. Only: em This sale 1s limited simply because we ee couldn't get enough of the waists to Jast all day. at this price. The waists “are made of good quality Oxford, chey- jot, made full box pleated and° tailor stitched, pleated back, full sleeves, with tucked cuffs and stock. Shown in cream, pink, light blue, Alice blue and black, From 9 to 1, on Saturday only, at Mer’s Sli ipp pers, fo For four hours to-morrow we will offer ME. and the opera cut. Gum Boots. ha’ sizes, 13, 1: Storm King Boots, Quutity. GUM RUB- = 1.69 uu, 14, } 1.98 Girls sizes 6 to 10% ba oie Boys’ 4h, For en, Pebble Leg Bocts. Children's sizes, G Hel , 084 Manes’ yy aL x 6, 6i4, sizes, 13, extra durable; a ate 13, } 2.19 Re i Sipe ail Boots for Men and Women. r 4 Hours, at 69c. "S SLIPPERS, leather lined throughout, in both the Everette | Sizes range from 6 to 11, at, from 9 A, M, to 1 P. M. only, per pair... wom ROADS AND Av OL N'S) FELT L HOUSH SLIP- , brown, wit patent Joather PERS, colors and We ra brown, black an Ined; rod, vt 1 at ing . ZR. oe 8 SLIYPHRS of biack or tan goat loath- tt er;.all size: t WOMEN'S FELT SOLE SLIPPERS, black and brown, all sizes 69c 59c CHILDREN'S ROD Rs. pur HOUSE SLIPP. for } Do not fall to take home 6 or more of our CABINET size: PHOTOS. AThey are just the thing to surprise grandma (or any Other . Sparkling 4.75 CRUETS, value $2.25, at...sse0e SUGAR AND CREAMERS, value $4.98, at..... eee . PUNCH CUPS, value $049, spe- clal, per dozensvsssese BOWLS, 8-Inch; value $10.00, at member of the family) with| BOWLS, 8-inch; value $4.75, for Christnas,|= at .f...-.+-ccerceccrsesep sce In the CABI-| DECANTER, value $12.98, at... NET size they 8.75 are six (6) for] BUTTER DISH,. value $13.98, 9, 5.98 5.49 2.98 2.98 | - Firls and boys Cut Glass. acy wens 77 * VASE, value $10.97, at....+ Sale of Fur Robes For Baby Carriages, ICELAND ROBES, FUR POCKET ‘lined throughout ; warm perfectly odor- less; for car- tage or go- cart; regularly $2.7: sale 7.98 OL IVE “Ors HES, value 83:50, at. 1.79 PUNCH BOWL, value $15.98, at 12.98 HAND: OLIVE DISHE! value $3.98, at, -spe- aus 2.98 each PITCHER, CLARET JUGS, val .00, ate ee 15.08 value | 375, 1.5.50