The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1910, Page 8

eerie at meets tee mane dab te | i RS. EDOYTOREST | WALL STREET | d an upward course that netted VALUABLE CHRISTMAS . } about 1 point advances at the end of the first hour. ‘Trading was restricted to PR TS NEAR BOSTON =": deovunt sectrred tn toe. IAtehe ESEN AN EXPOSURE . Leda dane agate’ does Bh : > A clothing manufacturer whom we knew well came to us, and adsnitted te Lender Waal mer ned the gaieee 10° Gun: ChestofSilve-, Manicure Set he had miscalculated his seascn and had on his hands a group of fine woolen Christian Science Leader Will) ed mubway building by the tn- ' fabrics. ugh Company was responsible Mii ka Mount Auburn ers" oecan ato" Gold Watch | Jewel Box WHAT WE DID Jotables Lie, | Otter strong features were Ronding, |W We ifh idmake them t i- WhereMany Notables Lie, | 08%, tans, features were, Randi Set Military Brushes donee ne Gl wis eel te hee a | tral Gentleman's, Silver Back THESE HANDSOME PRIZES ARE AB. SOLUTELY FREE FOR SOLVING THIS SANTA CLAUS PUZZLE market ruled firm in the latter but trading asaumed a walting the publica. AND HE DID SO! Therefore we offer tomorrow These 400 Choice Suits for Men at $21.50 This Is Less Than Manufac- turer’s Cost! They are fancy worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres; serge-lined and hand tailored. All sizes. The kind of suits the younger men will like—beauties in cut, style and finish. Main floor, New Building. POSTON, Dec. 6—Mrs. Mary Raker Bady, the head of the Christian Science Church, who died at her home at Ch nut Hill on Saturday night, will bd buried in Mount Av ,) Cambridge, where th notable person are ment was officially mai arrangements for the be perfected until the arrival of Mra “4 E@dy's son, George W. Glover, who is expected here some time to-morrow from Lead, 8. D. the meantime the directors of the |“ Christian Selence Chur : MéLelian= Stephen A. Stewart, John V. .Diitemor H, @lckey, the church nagement, of thelr powers | gapization, of fin ‘They are suprem t ides Ba car ie It May Be Forgotten That Last ee rcs {eae December We Had a Sale of Mr. McLellan js editor of the pertodi- cal issues in this cliy, a of Moneton, N. B.; M Very Fine Dresses That Made ' Excellent Christmas Presents Now History Repeats Itself Tomorrow and Here They Are at $15, Worth from $22.50 toTwice That Sum Not a “‘job”’ lot, as we selected every dress which had to measure up to our standard of quality. Because we are conservative and always give the public worth- while economies, women look forward to our calendared events. Only the other day, a woman came in and asked whether we had our sale of dresses, or whether we were going to'have it. We told her that we write the pany, 184 Furniture Re-Upholstered LOWEST PRICES IN NEW YORK, | AES 5S S-PIECE VARLOK SUITES re red atry, the publisher of Mrs. Eddy's works, and was born in Pennsylvania. Mr, SAVE YOUR SILVER! Nee! who was recently appointed to vacancy caused by th of Ira Kenapp, was Mrs. Eddy’s private secre. | y years. He came from fon from score will in no way > |] is Sater aA Ee Rta or over ao Th c fi en? were planning it, so she gave us her name and address. It just-so hap- aii the heads © FREE SAMPLE |; aie mee bs jan you find seven’ wish | pened that she was wearing one of the three dresses that she bought Flectro Silicon Co., 80 Clift St, New York, At Grocers and Druggists Everywhere, UPHOLSTERY CO. in mearly all the large cities and many |. UN x \7 West 14th St. Phone Chelven 1765 in our sale last- year. of the towns. We are sure that she, and hundreds of other women, will be pleased to know that the collection of dresses this season surpasses that of last hie abi’ fe ; Le Sule Rec boauti Walle ak (tnt cL) year, because in that lot there were only strictly tailored frocks. This answering this pazz! ‘rectly will be given a beautiful Music Follo ( Cy : Py r : W m V Oo e & Son j larg Rae ’chd tad # year the variety is greater, and includes semi-tailored dresses of boucle bad g | | Perio nean peed ile atl ep ecria ee ple an cloths and serges, also more fanciful dresses of velveteen, fine imported (Ciiensets’ end Obtnttere to ) |} _Anevers accented oniy from-peopie living within, 100 miles from eur store OUR LEASE EXPIRES Ste west sad su New Yor Oy. ‘a We Are Discontinuing Our Store at scot Phas ate Broadway & Houston Street may be sent ia on any slip of paper, The trend of business uptown into the very heart of the city finds Wm. Vogel & Son in the forefront with their mode} and modern clothing institution at Broadway, corner 44th Street. This newer store, because of its quick growth, demands our entire interest and concentration. Hence we now want to dispose of the entire stock in our Houston Street store in the shortest possible time—to do so we have cut - speitaandealaaaal decisively. AUM ANN n=. CLOSING-OUT SALE ».,; (UeCAUMANI & seo (NO DEPOSIT & 15 DAYS’ TRIAL broadcloth, eolienne and voile over silk, the majority of the latter suit- able for afternoon wear. Light and dark colors. First of all, fabrics are very good. Secondly, styles are conser- vative, but at the same time, modish. Many fashioned with kimono sleeves. Some of the serge dresses are trimmed with velvet, others with, ‘kv satin; voile and satin are also combined. Some have a rich touch of color, including Oriental combinations, Others are embroidered and braided. All sizes in the collection, though not in each style, but almost all of the dresses are of one kind. Second. floor, Old Building, A Waist Sale at Christmas Means a Prompt Solution of Many Gift Problems When we went out on the quest of pretty waists to sell at the lowest possible prices, we excluded all those of the soft and unreliable silks used in most of the $2 and $3 waists displayed elsewhere. From experience we know that such waists will not hold the pleats, that they go to pieces in the shortest possible time. Con- sequently you will find here only waists of the better class of silk. . jsizes, taken from our regular assortment of $4.75 Is the Price of Many |chiffons, embroidered nets and messalines, all It 4s not necessary to send in thi NOMEC.. cs ccsscccescvecercrersencrevecesooree Oe eeeeeeeces Chiffon and Silk Waists jof which would ordinarily sell fi +] Will not induce wise buyers to take advantage of high values. lar! , arily sell from $6 to $8.50, Entire Stock Without Reserve tk i bidet sty eng groupe may be found allthe populer’ Y ineerie Waists in Attractive a At $7.50, one particularly effective waist of Styles Men’s Clothing—Furnishings—Hats—Shoes STRIPED CHIFFON over net shows beneath) A group of about Yoo WASH VOILES at . a pretty yoke design of taffeta, the color of $3.85, have imitation Irish yoke inset with “NO ALTERATIONS. NO C. O. D.’s. NO CHARGES which is repeated in the pipings at the lace real Irish medallions, and hand-embroidered in 5 . collar. Kimono sleeves. This waist would color. Kimono sleeves. Others of imported Suits and Overcoats that were Spring & Summer Suits, that usually be found among $10 waists. — voile up to $22.50 each, $15, $16, $17..............Now $10.00 were $20............0..00/ Now $12.50 At $4.50, a number of waists in broken Third floor, Old Building. Alpaca and Office Coats, were ° : is (ine iiaay)~aamemiaatce STB SWS Now $13.50 | $2 $2.50, $3 & $5... Now $1.50 Gift Suggestions for Dainty Women Suits & Overseas! that were, thet were SID Now $15.00 - And Men Who Have Everything MASE. ays i wines of Now $16.50 | Prince Albert Coats and Vests, ; Sterling silver toilet ware ;tio pure—many open stock patterns in twenty-two Suits & Overcoats that were _ that were $28............. Now $20.00 different articles. Ordered now, there will be still time for their engraving, $27.50 & $30..............2 Now $20.00 sig ae Tense that Now $12.50 Enamel trinket and vanity boxes from Paris—one of pale blue, set with pearls, Suits & Overcoats that were Now §23,80 | Raincoats, y AL AP si is $17.75. Others $4.25 to $32. aa ; " $38... reer ee eee eee ow $28. were $25 & $27.50......... Now $20.00 Silver mesh bags, many characteristically Spanish. $12 to $74, oD se rege cpa that were Vow $30.00 Lips Silver purses and card cases, $5 to $20. Clee Pu Gvct hot Win iad Silver belt pins, $1.50 to $10. das thokahand Stiga a8 F Bo anova that were 7 $2.00 Silver sewing accessories such as bodkins, gauges, stilettos, emeries, etc. MM ns ad Now $5.00 | shirts that were $2.50. : | Silver chatelaines with vanity case, memorandum tablet, coin case, hairpin Spring and Fall Overcoats, ‘ Shirts ae ic ae 3 3 | ENTIRE PARLOR OUTFIT TO |] and lip salve case. pring » that $ $1.3 iP were $15 to $35 ... Now $10.00 to $21.50 | Shirts, that were $1.50. A $1.15 YOUR HOME. VALUE $96.00.. For Men Fur Overcoats, that were $65.Now $42,560 | Neckwear that was $1.00.....Now 65 ier sit loss catshitons Cigarette cases of metal with 18-karat rolled gold, some set with brilliant Trousers that were $3.50 & edad that was 50c.......Now 25 stones, $17 AR Co $2.00 pena Bie Bis Hae 35 French cigarette cases, exquisitely enamelled and showing heads of dogs, ete, $6... “i te aaa Ware Fe: Now $3.50 Boe Maco perfect lisle 17 $27.50 to $43.25. d tk 7 I id (| Becks kine . ae oa ; A Pa rere sideascct ; Full Drese Suits thes wa 835, 5, ae nhs Saas as do. eu Now ; Silver cigarette cases, card cases, bag tags, lumidors, cigar cutters, combs, } eee ee VOW 5 . | '. e' i nd rings, ticket holders, in an adjoining case at prices i Mee that were 6L 18, $1 0 key chains a es, , J & prices ranging from Tuxedo Coats, that were $15, £8, & $2.00 85 t ls is ft ath na ‘; i 75¢ to $20. Jewelry Store, Main floor, Old Building, $30,...... Now $10.00, $15.00, $20.00 ! Pajamas, that w ‘ts. A ; is 4k 5 Room | eS ee : roe * F 2 Furnishe Farniahed 150 r A Christmas Event in Foulard Silks Every Pair of Shoes in the House Now $2.50 Moat Zour NEW nite We Pay Freight TERMS ORAL CREDIT : Just a year ago we papgiratod, Eii4 Yuletide event. And it was surprising OPEN me RO) aawsre | 42 Inch Water Spot Proof Foulards, $1.10 Yard Every Hat in the House . = Now $1.50 SATURDAY, agar ST.2c SZAVE. aaron All new 1911 designs. Blue, black and colors, with white printings, Were $2.00 and $3.00 24 Inch Water Spot Proof Foulards, 55c Yard Last year’s designs of regular $1 qua . We will be glad to give samples, so that you m are these with silks elsewhere. Salon, First floor, Old Building. ar bemlec. JOHN WANAMAKER “Sttryteciress | WM. VOGEL & SON Sunday World Wants Work — Broadway & Houston Street _ Monday JViorning Wonders; “2 .