The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1910, Page 14

MLLOS GUARDED | segs ‘BY POLICEMAN AT. ee + CHURCH ELECTION <=: the heat of 1 aid " n B: tntnded attitude, ' Perse sae cal allem jives at No, ot Fort y gimen Hiss and Men call" Lin wiiakers grow ' | te saan empha @iNames at St. And They’ Pray at Home a i ; ' in Brooklyn ‘. | - ' re Bf canes, Leader of Oppo- r DRY AGKLEY WINS.) Gan asthe vammnany ; A *” “4 Pm Says F ion, Matter Will Now Go to Courts. | 5 avenue e:ation in vetangular pa Wer at the Four at. ae id 2 a liar and ribald cisgraceful bleating | 0, we will not appeal to Bishop We carried the issue to “$5000 AYEAR = LAWYER IA: | Jolin Treadwell Ri a lawyer, at No 42 Rroadway, e had a pretice the Ie In Ludo hards, formerly who is who left tow is wife ler grantin HB And char was Tat came co b Bhe found we » library of hy home at No Porty-seventh t. He sat in tie shadow eqgiette of our mutual mother eM wearing Dr. Ackley is a about sixty, Mra. Richards {x suing for a separa | will come to trial soon in tlon. JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. MONCRIEFE PARK RACH TRACK, Wi Contribution Was Small. MBur the pe t with me. I will ¢ tigpr (0 show your smalle: that the members ald noc give ad at thy it that they Lilied these Pipes, it ts tr { many hissed and "To Buick Oil Company Hi H Stockholders David D. Buick, President of the Buick Oil empany of California, begs to announce that on nd after this date, all mail or inquiries regarding he stock as well as all correspondence from sub- sribers, should be addressed to the Chicago office f the Company. My. Buick desires the public and ne ‘Oil ra inpany stockholders to know that while je was unfortunate in permitting the sale of his Yompany’ wk through a New York agency, that ie sales were made through his ignorance of the anding and the past record of the agency offering he sale of this stock. 4 But, that ne stoc ‘Kholder or person having pur- thased ov subscribed through the New York agency will injured thereby, the Buie! k Oil Com- fny's alfairs are on a sound financial basis with Fells 1 wring the ite in the very heart of Hroven oil territory. Buick wishes to assure aren stockholder that he will he trea! fairly and squarely along business lines and that all those in- rested in the Buick Oil C ompany can communicate vith Mr. David D. Buick, President of the Com- many, at his Chicago office, 420 Marquette Building, hie ago, Ilinois, Py Jf you hove made any inquiries regarding the ock in the post few days, you will receive prompt feply and all latest information from the properly Brect from my Chicago office. ’ ‘ DAVID D. BUICK, President, i Buick Oil Company, we 420 Marquette Building, Special Announcement Me ra Chicago, Tllinois. . co MANKILLER oN SEAGOOD YARN, What Really aernaer W. as| a dodged a volley of bullets and reached | (4) the poop. “there + iit While the winds were whistling through | a ie the rigging, @ lion broke sone, killed | } Yu Bay ® Lascar salior and menaced the Lives | it et t of the officers and crew. | Wg jee = The ton, ording to this story, 4 4 finally jumped overboard, after it had! $1 ig = | and ate DIDN'T PAY cal WALL STREE L STREET. Stock mark ‘down issues, That the Birkenfel’s Canary THE EVE Lis Am WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1910. Selling of stocks ing midday. at one time arly 6 points. Ac were from 1 to 8 points inning of the final hour, rhet underwent @ decided rt interest the Gould ism The recovery in : BUTSHY OF FACTS 6 showing Highest of as general, o} 2 point rece The improve 1 making 1 and were 18079, 000, $94,000 Ate the Ship’s Cat. Laat, « = a wild storm and | Q POREREETESD PESEPTOSCENE FE 8* rding to the| When « we had we left roard securities were dragged points this y Ratne Interent. tings of the trustees of the say- ings banks of the the next four weeks t nt rate for the last six discussion as to the adv of a 4or sumed. onths, lity per cent. rate will be re e banks which changed f to the lower rat amount of deposiis pans certain that they per cent. rate, f the Hill shares well as persisten: ming the selling of the he market sank Into new low ground $100 REWARD The Adams Express Company will pay $100 reward for information resulting in the arrest and conviction of the two men who entered its presses at Madison Avenue and 48th Street, New York City, on the morning of November 24, 1910, and then and there assaulted one of its drivers for the reason, as stated by them, that he was working for said Company without wearing a membership button of the Teamsters’ Union. New York, November 29, 1910. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. . By C. MacKAY, General Agent. \ Renee it, Harris 2G Broadway und. Ah Ave., Gor, Lat 5th Ave., Cor. ve., Cor. 2ist St. Iniportant Sale Friday 500 Silk Waists Veiled chiffon and marquisette | over persian, messaline and tafe | feta; also chiffon jumpers, hand- | embroidered, beaded and braided; | black and colors. Values to $10.00, 4.95 | { | | 1,000 Lingerie Waists | Trimmed with embroidery and lace—long sleeve— high neck mode! 1.00 els; all siz -34 to 44, Altman & Cn. SALE OF MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR, )-MORROW (FRIDAY), AS FOLLOWS ; -INEN MESH SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, “AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $1.85 EACH sREY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, T THE SPECIAL PRICE OF 90c¢, EACH. Fitth Avenue, 34th and 35i) Streets, New York. K. mn, i Ga Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices GK B'way at 6th Av, R. ae) Mth to 36th St. MEN’S OVERCOATS | At Macy’s Usual Low Prices Combining Style, Quality and conomy Do you realize the full significance of the above lines? ‘Thousands of good dressers do, and thereby save money. We want you to know all about Macy’s Cloth- ing-—to know the quality, style and low prices. Particularly Overcoats, but what we say about Overcoats is equally applicable to all tires of Men's Clothing. 34th to 35th St. MACY’S TOY STORE . Almost Twice as Large as Last Year At no time during the year is the difference between the Macy price axd the price elsewhere as great as now. 152 CHILDREN’S LONG COATS Values $18.00 to $25.00. $12 74 Manly Samples, the mal sirable materials as: Two-toned Camel’s Hair, Scotch Cheviots, Frieze, fino Broadcloths, Bird’s-eye Chinchilla, Zibelines be ena heavy-weight plain Cheviots and Shepherd Checks. Many are lined throt gh vut with plain or two-toned rich pore others have rich Persion on handsome fancy braid; trimmed collar and cuffs, Second Floor, Broadway, na sineeay A BOYS’ CLOTHING At Prices that Afford the Regular Macy Saving High-grade raneed -wool” cloths that *s finest product; such de+ 31 Moar, are thoroughly i a) Norfolk or double- breasted gncdel a ( rder; titched seams, hand-n ut f¢ §7-49 to $14.74 Coats, Re ters, Ruseian Overcoats; Cheserfield and tourist nm aye wit! au ert ble « ecs, chinchilla, frieze, kersey and fancy mixed cheviots; d with serge or wool .. ; : ‘ sh 54. to $18 Jack Tar Reefers bh a chinchilla; linea with funnel; Vene 1 or ; sizes 214 to 10 vear $4: eel to $13: Kea Special Suits full cheviot, bre | Speci al Blue S Serge Suits, with extra : heavy-weight alle 4’ long double-breasted I ining: two. pair trousers, fully lined. nst nd materials in © sold elsewhere ‘ousers, at $5.00, | price for the Suit with twe knickerbockers, and in sizes 8 to 17 tag ene Sa CHILDREN’S sw EATERS so: rine, mas } Children's Sweater Coats; 5 eater Coats; fine worsted fir arn in White, t xtra heavy weights special Special Double-breasted nd worste Suite; | The coat speelisa, an Eng- lish model in rough twecdsand cheviots, is a typical BZ Macy valueat....... 827: We cannot, of course, begin to describe our immense stock plain or in com- hand-finished and _ pear! rex iy or navy; Vest inches... eee Better qui llities ré ngir Boys’ Sweater Ceats . hioned and hand- 1, navy or red; tion trir buttons; siz where price everything good dre: us by these brief items: English Model Slipons; big, Coats, giving warmth homespuns, brown < Ve Teage seston ally sers want—we ask you, therefore, to judge loose-fitting, comfortable without weight; tweeds and imported mixtures and other popular \ pat- ‘ood coats; $2250 to $3250 y friezes, tweeds, camel's Pewiibcbncescea Ulsters; he hair cheviots and $ Is, in the new green and gray over- plaids, brown mixtu ambridge grays with big collars, some convertible- comfort in one of $ .75to$ TG56 COBIEN GU. acd ascc iene whan 14: 49. fs TWO EXTRA GOOD MACY VALUES Overcoats; in tourist, Chesterfield arid ‘convertible models; gray kerseys tweeds and cheviots; sold elsewhere at $18.00 to r Macy value, at collar $14.75 Overcoats; single breasted styles, Chesterfield and convertible collar < lined velours, brown and ’ velours; sold else- where 18: 50 CLSnED (MEN'S MOTORING APPAREL th Street, The only store in New York having both of these FAMOUS LONDON COATS “Burberry’’ Coats, $38.74 to $64.75 st “Durward” Slip-ons, $28.74 to Motor Coats, b! Menchurian dogskin, full, fica model, lined with warm woollen fabric, wind shields in sleeves, $19.74. Motoring Caps, nf \tural or blended muskrat with ear flaps, some with leather visor; special at $5.94. Motoring Gloves, yauntlet style, made of blended muskrat, buckskin palm, lined with tleece, $6.49. Face Masks, made of tan leather, lined with fleece; adjustable chin piece, $4.96 to $6.4 Motoring Boot t over the regulation shoes; lined with sheep: skin; plain style, $9.49. With buckles, $9.74. Long, hip le $13.74. , Leather Robes, i with plush or astrachan, 54x84 in., $26.74. a ec ae eee eel MADE-TO-MEASURE SHIRTS | One of the largest and finest. stocks of imported woven madras in New York. Made in our own work- rooms on the premises. Plain bosom, three for $7-24 Plaited bosom, three for $8-24 M. un the same quality madras that goes into our regular $3.44 and O4 shirts and offered at these re- duced prices for a limited time simply to get more men acquainted with Macy’s Made-to-Measure Shirt Department. First Floor, ith St., Rear. We also have finer Shirts in newest patterns and materials, | ranging in price according to material up to $9.94 for silk and linen Shirts, sold elsewhere at $12.00 and $15.00. ee some have MEN’S BLANKET BATHROBES iv," A cor ‘et s € 1 Blanket Robes for inen, at prices that brit em Within the reach of all desiring to make a prac- tical gift. $5.00 qualities at $3.48 $6.00 qualities at $4.96° $7.50 qualities at $5.94 $9.50 qualities at $7.48 $10.00 qual it $8.48 $12.00 qualities at $9.74 "S 6 > bd ‘IRONTEX’ : "HOSE. For Men, Women and Children. “‘Trontex’’ Eose is ccnirolled by| Sevectea us for the United Staies. You can| over tell from the name ihat this Hose | sole is built io '» ear Ime ‘org staoie cotton, ma e ashonea frames. The e.sana toesreintorcedwith ted lish Linen Yan. HIGH GRADE SHOES 2:0 | Women’s Black Evening rear psttletly hand turned; Louis XV heels; arly $4. a 8 97 e special at Skating Shoes ‘\Hockey and Skating For Dress Wear Women’s Black Velvet Boots, ‘Ut: Shoes for Men, Women welted sol : Cuban|end Boys ‘he strongest heels; Macys price. — $3-49) and post fitti ig, shoe made, | Misses’ Black Velvat suitable for any style skate; Boots, extra high cut welt-| he: jlutely secure: ed soles: abs« Sizes 814 to 11, spring heel Menis sizes. 0: (00a a $2.69; F Sizes 1114 to 2, low heels, 2'3 to 5, at $2.97; Sizes 214 to 5, light Womien’s sizes, { weight, at Gans, $3:|215 to7,at...... %gr4? ( “RIGHT. SHAPE” FOOTWEAR | Rear Misse: and ch ile rer Pitre i iebe Cut Shoes; good 5 of best grade oak \ 215 to 6, $3.49; | ht Shoes, of Russia calf, black calf and 1051, $3495 ut Shoes, best 1, black calf or of best oak leather: 97; 214 to 6, $3,495 Regulation ! But ort Ru: It; siz Sto 11, $2.49; 11! hildren’ ton an Shoes, patent to 2; n's Black Calf Lace Shoes; good heavy 10!) to 1314; special at ; lisses’ ancl Children’s Storm Rubbers, in tan or white Sizes 6 to 11, 746 Sizes 1114 to 2, Bde WOMEN’S SILK UMBRELLAS Value $4.00. Special at.. $2.97 We guarantee the silk, d quality. Whether you contemplate pur ts or for personal use, these Umbrellas a The handles are very attractive nlaid or banded wood ng movunts, pearl and silver, gun-metal and sil\ | Included in this sale are a number of Umbrellas covered ') with a mixture of silk and cotton, for service; good assortment of \| extra fine gold caps, and gold and pearl handles, seont Fioor—Brosdway, Other Umbrellas suitable for gifts, up to $17.49,