The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1910, Page 10

Plush and Wall Paper gt ; Aftect the City’s Moral i | Tone, Says Miss De Wolfe: ‘indness Goes With Good Teste, She Declares,and “a Woman Who Wears Plaids Would Be Rude to Her Cook. isd 0 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1910. Suit House”? “Famous th Ave. i Corner Street Very Special Saturday Sale -Misses Suits In the Season’s Highly Fashtonable& Extremely Smart Satlor Collar Style A *45 Model at $15 Made to our special order by New York's swellest wholesale custom tailor of high-class Misses’ Suits— y who thoroughly understands the art of imparting the correct lines hich make for style and stunning- The materials are exquisite res in rough or smooth face effects—-wide wale diagonals or . Broad band of panne velvet es entire coat and sailor collar. The lining is the richest quality self colored satin. Superbly shaped form clinging skirt with velvet tabs. In every fashion- able color as well as black. | ONLY S MINUTES WALA To VOGEL BROS, ROM NEW YORK'S THREE GREAT TERMINALS Hats Seen on Fifth Avenue | Prove Woman Hasn’t Better Taste Than Man’ he How Surroundings Direct Lives. improving so rapidly, if a American tiful architect ch year, And T A Heart-to-Heart Overcoat Talk HE railroad warning—STOP-LOCK-LISTEN- may well be heeded by the man in search of a winter overcoat. Your life is not at stake, but your pocketbook is, and perhaps your self-respect. We would like to have you STOP at our store — LOOK at what we have to show LISTEN to what our salesmen have to say. We are confident that you will be impressed, for we have pre- pared—carefully and painstakingly—a showing ten thousand strong—including every smart model we could think of -truly good values— every one of them. } By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. + y woman who DIVES OUT WINDOW, BUT I$ CAUGHT BY ANKLE. |jj | | Eugitive Suspended From Fo | Story Until Dragged Back by Detective \, Charged with felonious ar through the impa- | startling whiter ¢ Mme, By wif ster in Washing Younger men will like the swagger, full-back overcoats, with Presto or convertible collars, in handsome chades of gray, tan and brown. More conservative dressers will favor the three-quarter length overcoats with velvet collars, made of Moulles, Meltons, Kerseys or Friezes. You're sure to find what you want at YOUR PRICE~ for the prices are $15, $16.50, $13, $20, $22, $25 store oven YQOGEL BROTHERS sre oven “Saturday Se aturday vat @42 se.atBAve. ©" ye Edo thine iin, Kerselmark caught one ankle just a nly of Am jo-onlled Modern h Bite: pakaeed and then’ cone] - . ily HEIRESS 1 TO MILLION | tion for the famtiy tay in will tell you something that WEDS A CHAUFFEUR. an Woman's estimation, em-| perhaps you have never realized," #he| ently befitting woman.” said, “A person who has good taste is| FAIRMONT, W. Va, Tee, 2—Mivw is Work for Women. . ugh, I mean they | Banche Malone, only 4 rf . . “And Mme. Byrn is quite right, ‘Think that aver | of th y v agree, A person | Cons e ecretly marie omen are part never make a escret interlor decorating and a ndal, They would never gox-| Mrs. Malone had en vocation.” sip or say unpleasant or unkind things. |!t was learned to-day hs By the terms of her father's will, Mrs ro they practical enough?" 1 [Can you Imagine any one of really good | saunders will inherit fully $1,(90,%09, be barca #0 far forgetting themselves a8 to) giges becoming the mistress, when Mrs Of courne not. Believe rm Bie Alea, of One of the finest satate || ood taste ts in the innermost fibre Fairmont. way t | Houaework is hard | work without | Gold Dust GOLD DUST cuts; , housework in half. It does | all the hard part of the work 3d Ave. and 12Ist St. Special Saturday Women’s Suits, reed Miss De i “That 1s just exactly what fess answered Miss icability is a feminine le who think women a: ake a great mistake.” Surely, I thought, Miss De Wolfe hould know whereof she speaks. We © seated in her office on Shoe “Problems a ' 1 Be st Stores. For fine birds. Keiser scarfs are fine we have a fec 5 a fit for Fortieth street, a sul feathers. ‘ 7 ssistar | acne: ite” ‘tas Hardthea. scars the without er assistance, magnets with business devic iss cevae ate | GOL DUST cleans! herself, sat before jweave that Keiser made} everything cleanable in the | od the solid jeuk, piled high with papers, but she ifamous lees i tl i dist Bat é n value, t or, rather, within—a chair, Ve ate ee home—clothes, dishes, pots, c Beet ahssticaiiy coquettish. (hes Knitted scarfs — made ors I TISQUEEN THIS SEASON, pans, floors, doors, wood- work, refrigerators, bath- rooms, sinks, pipes % will do better work—it will | do more kinds of work than | soap or any other cleaner. | If you are trying to run| on the finest hand frame machines by Keiser’s own experienced workmen Figured silks in all sorts of fancy designs — Persian ‘all-over effects just — for ete in all ‘VELVET nade on the ilnew of the t wicker | each chairs, but the entire frame was (overed with dull rose brocade, It] Arched above Miss De Wolfe's head, lorming & soft, rosy frame for the | ROSENBAUM &Co. FORMERLY PHILIPSBORN 10& 12 WEST 2382 STREET fi chair I have ever seen, It was kin any cne of p{(){? eur dea Bist Stores |, to be shown Style No. No other Flour has the Qu ality leather, $1.48 I 8857 \ jone, fa etre $1.85 | We always have lots of yourgyome witho gid Keiser: as well as he Mi *s Kid Gloves,wo- gee z Il as the your work in the shortest, best of everything else men and boys wear. | easiest and most economical | | way. : ef! Red-Men for all men. GOLD DUST in Sutter ied | Alllkinds of Red-Men. a sold fn Be size and large All the newest Red-Man| packages The Solana \collars here, always. irge-~packago package vers {| ‘Two for a quarter. | oHere greater | economy. t n buttons; bia 3» $1.50 79c Auto Scarfs, ail sil; 27 inches f! wide, 1!) yards long; all colors; 25 A gun top, and Children’s Shoe should = not t vear, | “Let the GOLD DUST Twins do your work" | gre mw “an nd t inches; More fine feathers. en is. what And the RIGHT ib ae ey f ; , ae Land 79c Winter overcoats and slipe Bile bit comlort-giver ANNOUNCE FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 38RD nuine Hondwerek, J} winter suits for men and a | thew grades curly 98 boy £ ith fur mre WOOD } Sale of Manufacturer’s Sample Line Me ope: 25-| Rocens Peer & Company i) 00D. 2.6) izes 1114 to 2 No C. O. D. Ord “ f : : rders Three Broadway Stores GAC {0 pe ae and Tan Vie; sizes Pe of { at at at REE Sais Rantsome Tan Calf and Tan Vic; sises Warren st. 43th st. 34th st. pe puseae lt, to 2 Fine Coats Catalogue. Mailed free. TEN BEST STORES-—-SHOES IN EVERY GRADE For Small Women and Misses EAST SIDE: san MEST SIDES, BROOKLYN STORES: / se jelli a . vt 24 St. . 2 Broadway, bet. Park When you ask tor jellies J Rooms at $75/5 Rooms at $225] 3d Ave, & 1224 St ve. an Lal " it is wise to INSIST on 4 Furatshed'+ 16516 Pursished’: 375) 9 oes orm Sth Ave., 39ih and 40:h Sts. and Ellery Streets, Regular Values, $20, $25, $30 |" wee fo UN® GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE ON| * **,,'# phage karan “Ke DDY Ss” Our Easy Payment Plan | si ave, ts0na B'way, nr. Greene Av, $100 Worth $10 Down §2.00 Weekly IBLst Steels, PAcvaaizs, 150 ] 2 1 5 JELLIE He Me FH “ 2% iw Bowery,nr. Broome St, [S11 to 519 E, 724 St. a 300 “ bd 3.5 ” We make no other jellies. 400 a 500 | ad Broadcloth Coats You sh Mi 1 not accept ¢ FE eee it tulsa ee it Mixture Coats haa bey rand whe Hen 120 West 23d St, Want Then turn to the “Real ands and proven worthy. Near 6th Ave. N. ¥. City.|]] 4 Estate’ advertisements in Plaid Back Coats Tourist Coats Motor Coats Dress Coats Coats of Rough Fabrics Sales Increasing Every Day} “A treat for the sick A treat for the well \ treat for Lverybody.”” Get Them at Your Grocer’s ) 1 ‘ Safe To-day'’s Morning World and And there you will find the Profit “Special Inducement” offers Yielding of hundreds who are Investment? RNXIOUS to sell. 218 3° AVE BET 13 & 120% pion Nok ree for It, Wort may he left S World Wants Brin a eae A Het Melee Ole S| TD Greatest Coat Values of the Season | woway toe Morning Wonders a, Se i Nomen i | ’ Printing ef the sie saar tt sad