The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 14

' Matrimonia ‘Wouldn't Work, Says Dr. Rabbino l Bureau Run by State WASHINGTO Ht be smo 1 n ft any ve of the Senate « nn Doesn’t Favor “‘Legal! { % Cupid,” Suggested by| b ° English Medico, to Pre-| vent Unhappy Mar-| riages and Thus Check | Divorce Evil. LessLegislation and More Home-Taught Morals Is the Real Remedy, De-| clares Father of the Do-| mestic Relations Court. | } Ey Ethel Lloyd Patterson. One lage out! twelve statistic. At first gla seem that, after a tem has its advantages. @omething less than an amateur @Peak with too great author Fate our English brother think well ¢ Methods to them but to tmp Before the Di mission tr “In all owl $# likely to be permanently suecessfal ‘unless it makes some provision not only against marriage, but also against the continuance in wedlock of the unfit, Social reforms well to eal! the ald of medic “However,’ tinues Dr, Walsh, the existing state of ty lama Measures founded on medica) pr Would have to depend rather on i Suasion than on compulsion, As re- #ards the pourer classes, 1 would sug- n of advisory mar- SATURDAY: : 47 Three-Piece Veivet Suits Models of rau ) Heretofore 69.50 to 115.00 Doucet, Pequin, 39.50 45.00 and 69.50 ption,”” admitted Mr ex people with in- curable diveases should be allowed to marry. It only increases the misery of the world. Any law making such a marriage impossible X would heartily indors But for t concluded Mr, very much al ( Drecoll, Francis bureau idea, but I do know tt would be Imprac in America,’ And it is my 23d STREET, WEST Near Fifth Avenne, N. Ys Senara, Announce for Friday and Saturday Sale of Corduroy «Velvet jon such a bureau altogther, What particulars of her beloved's past ine all other pertinent | discretions? facts on both sides, and accure advice —_——>—_ fas to the desirability or otherwise of the proposed marriage, These bureaus | WILSON GUEST OF SENIORS. rluted with the existing | princeton ( Won't Do, Says Rabbino. All of which I took straight to Bers Rand Rabbino, wh ky man in New York ment upon Dr. W: it was Mr. Rabbino who, y Ago, first evolved the idea pur Dow Mestic Relations Court, which has Proved such a successful and interesting | « ‘The senior niversity held a ing in honor of Dr, Woodrow Wilson, at which he was pre- sented with a loving cup by the class, ‘The presentation on tehalf of the class was made by Maitland Dwight, the class president fnovation, and it was entirely due to|, Ds Wi ew Siarioad ha enterprise and labor that the plan | 0° Teer cael eh FROM OUR REGULAR ‘War made possible and put into ! tion. $0 1 asked him: “Mr. Ri What do you think of this ‘m: bureau’ as it is suggested in Englan “I believe it would be impractical,” ne answered slowly. “There would be very little use of it uniess you ma broader field. He told the students that they were going out into the world ALL SIZES. HERETOFORE SOL 35.00 TO 42.50 Tailored Suits st Values at the Lowest Prices” Ways to would work out satisfactorily. Avoid it w be found. Just as under ALL at the the reign of olan I, in Russla, wher y fe bore of tweive seats of ase wereieatan | 3 Ave. and 12Ist St. Uniform Price of into the army unlens they were mare Special Friday ried, child marriages of convenience 4 ’ No C. O. D.'s. itfo sate to tr law, And ; Women’s No Credit. 0 Mail Orders. Sweaters Pile, afer they themselve: rlageable age, seems to facking the divorce evil at the wrong point.” “Where would you begin?" With th 98c A useful Xmas gift, and an op- a Without a Cent De We will deliver this handsome Golden Oak Dresser to your home on your promise to pay us 50c Per Week. This High - grade Dresser is another proof of our low prices. The best of seasoned oak is used in its construction and is made to give the utmost satisfaction. The two upper J drawers are serpentine shaped, and the two lower ones are large and roomy. The mirror is made of the best French plate with bevelled edges. You will find upon examination that you will pay at least $24.00 for any- thing like it else- $18.98 ‘ * 1 asked, children,” Mr, po ora yoing to regard . single breasted lage properly, they wool Sweaters, French weave, woven pockets, double shaped # cuffs. Women's sizes going to rush into it with the haste which spells future unhappiness. Cure for Divorce Evil, “What we need to cure the ai- Vorce evil is less legislation and ™more morals. You can make all the laws yon lite, but morals have to bo made in the home, But We, the people of this country, do Rot see it that way. We make misses, 28 to 34 | (Oxford, red or wh || Women’s Suits; about 50 su in broken sizes and colors, forme | [$8.98 to $11.98, Materials heavy twill derges, broadcloths, diagonals and French serges; sizes 14 act \pMen’s Bath Robes; heavy {ported blanket vobes, silk |] cradles, ull sizes; worth $2.49 $1.6! Sen’ s Underwear; natural wool | sizes to 46; special 69c ‘Shoes; gun metal and patent leather, high cut velvet or kid tops; sizes 11 to 2; seecinl ; 48 Women’s Juliets; felt or all leather, plain or patent tip toe; 98 c al 59c Our laws for efter the damage is done; in other words, for persons 914 enough to marry. “The fathers of our families are too busy making money, and the mothers too busy developing what Mt pleases them to call their ‘in- @ividuality’ to train their children im @ proper manner, bring them up to a sexke of rowponsibility that wonld mate divorce legisla- tion unnecessary.” “You mean Jf ov properiy brought such thing ay divorce “Of course I cannot say where. Our special price this week... 64 white rhine ones; spec ste Children’s Mesh Bags; Mr, Rabbine. “As 1c we ut | areca s ean 7, ESTABLISHED 63 YEARS eee icy hye Mpa a Sanne Teather land Bags; Se leather lined, 8. jn. frame val.98c 69e Fancy Satin Pillows; 21x21 in., hand painted top; hea’ silk cord an =2.49 $1.98 full size, Lace " "98 Nottingham and Clu vives Bef, 3.49 | fects; regularly $1. ——— | | “But I do say that, properly or improperly brought up, a couple ig less likely to make a mistake 4m their own marriage than « third person would be in arreaging it for them. Marriage is a matter ef which the third porson cannot Judge. The two people most con- cerned must decide what is best for then. It Works Both Ways. “Bometines iwo ling along in. the gent between then marr thelr interests and so fortity fine they will ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD AVE. Furniture, Carpeting, Bedding, Draperies, Ss Hand j fia j No extra charge for the accommodation $40.00 worth of goods for 75c per $60.00 worth of goods for $1.00 per $100.00 worth of goods for $1.50 per Iron gearing, rubber tires; nicely painted top; very special No C. 0. D, or mail orders. | CUMMINS SET BACK A DAY. { c, &—The way will 1 of the tariff if the regular Re- mming has off HOMESTEAD |FLAPJACK For delicious | : ) pore nennAno_ Ragen, | Griddle Cakes a orien” 4 aa Toa eT te 2 .) e ~] made certain » t d M tf montal affair drift for the most part | extra ito the han if priests and lawyers, short a with results that h amd pe tory,” Dr. Walsh Judge m So ihe that no aeatht man knows what is. best for himse Will Close Out FRIDAY and asked. EXCEPTIONAL Values at 62 SMART VELVET SUITS IN ALL THE STREET SHADES OF THE HOUR, SELECTED DIRECTLY 1.9.50 JORDAN MORIARTY 8.C0 155-157-159 EAST 23D STREET Everything for Housekeeping Liberal Credit Given piecemeal re- an prevent It, Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Special for Friday and Saturday Silk Petticoat Dept. Wool Jersey Top Petticoats might | -President | n writing | $4.95 8 $5. 95; Values up to $8.00 _ Messaline Petticoats Black and Colored, in a large variety $5.00 & $6.95; Values up to $9.00 Mohair Petticoats Black and Colored, $2.953 Value $4.50 Wrapper Dept. Negligees Tn Albatross, French back, Dotted Swiss or Lingerie Collar, Lace trimmed, $8.75 &F $0.75 $8.50 Blariket Robe, figured patterns, satin trimmed, $3.05 & $5.45 Japanese Quilted Robes, Imported Wrappers in Messaline. Chiffon, Crepe-de-Chine, Embroidered Net or Crepe, and Meteor silk at greatly reduced prices Kimonos Tn fleecedown flannel, In Dotted silk, ‘Albatross lined, $1.95 & $2.95 Wash Waist Dept. * Cotton Crepe, Cluny lace trimmed, $5.50 & $6.05 lace trimmed, Tailored Madras Waists, $3.45 $1.35 & $7.65 Attractive values in a. Vetls and Neckwear, For Holiday Gifts .D°AT tre mass Shetland Wool Veils In white, 22 inches wide, 13¢ yards long 75¢ & $1.50 Silk Shetland Veils—various colors $ Fo 95—formerly $4.95 Glace Veils—suitable fer Scarfs 36 inches wide, 214 yards long $1.45—value $1.95 Chiffon Veils sit long, all desirable colors $7 -00—value $1.95 Black and Natural Marabout Boas 7 strands, 100 inches long—Special $7.25 Fancy Flowered and Beaded Scarfs —Exceptional Values— All desirable colors Large Assortment of Irish Jabots $7.95 to $2.95 Cluny Lace Jabots—value $1.50—at $7.00 Real Lace Berthas at material reductions from regular prices Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. etc, | Sunday World Wants Work | ‘svwes Monday Morning Wond week week week (Black only) with Messaline or Taffeta flounce with deep flounce of Chiffon Taffeta or Messaline $6.95 Fine French Batiste, Embroidery and Torchon Satin striped borders, 27 inches wide, 214 yards + $1.95 t0 4.95 “f= - Special Sale Men’s Neckwear, etc. Men’s Neckwear, a special lot of 100 dozens, open end, folded scarfs, this season's newest designs, at 65c. each. Value $1.00 to $2.00 each. High Grade Ready-to-Wear Shirts, fit equal to Custom Made, exceptional value, $3.50, 4.00 and 4.50. Men’s Black Ingrain Half Hose, 50c. per pair, $2.75 per 14 dozen. Regular value 75c. per pair. Suggestions for Christmas Presents. Pajamas, “Our own Make,” all Silk, Silk and Wool, Flannel, Cheviot, Madras and Outing Flannel, from $1.50 to 9.50 pair. Hosiery, in Lisle Thread and fine Wool, S0c. to $1.50 per pair. Plain colors, all Silk, $1.50 to 3.75 per pair. Allen Solleys accordion rib pure Silk half hose, $6.50 per pair, also , Pure thread Silk in plain colors with clocks, $5.50 per pair. Bath Robes, Turkish Foweling, $5.00 to 25.00. Viyetla Flanned, $8.50 and 12.00. Silk lined Viyella, plain collars and cuffs, $13.50, Blanket and Lounging Robes, $6.00 to 30.00. Also Gloves, Smoking Jackets, Umbrellas, Full Dress and Tuxedo Vests, Sweaters and Men's Neckwear, in all the pre vailing shapes, in a great variety of designs. We urge our patrons to do their Christinas Shopping at carlicat possible date James McCutcheon & Co. 5th Ave. & 34th St., Waldeteastoria ONen:Apams G_ Established 43 Years 1910 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St. The Christmas Store Furniture Buy Now and Have It Delivered in Time for Christmas Day. Adams Building: Our stocks have never been larger. By coming now you will avoid the rush and it gives us an opportunity to put whatever you buy in apple pie condition for delivery on the date you name. Perhaps you need encouragement—we ,shall offer it in the form of reduced price on certain things—and here they are: Early English Library Furniture (Exactly like Mlustration.) Third and Fourth Floors. 2 | . Fl pe AREER Early English, genuine leather loose cushion seats, well made frames—a most artistic Suite in every Uetail. regular price $16.2. - regular price #1¢ ...regular price & Lady’s Rocker. regular price $7; Small Chair........regular price 86 Furniture lasts for generations, there isn’t a better gift. And best of all, anything in our vast furniture stocks may be bought on the \ $5.50 Table Desk, $4 (Just Like Illustration.) The top is 20x30 inches. Is made } of genuine’ oak wood finished Early English, and is. fitted with paper, envelope and pencil and pen racks. Has a good size centre drawer. and a shelf in base that is |) adaptable for books, magazines, etc. The design is new and up- to-date, ale price ale price ale price... ale price. . ale price... Large Rock Large Arm C! it is well chosen— $12 Morris Chair, $8.50 (Just like illustration.) Made of quartered golden oak and genuine birch wood finished; a beautiful rich shade of dark Mahog- any. The frame is extra heavy, thoroughly contructed, hand carved claw feet, broad comfortable arms and a Spring seat. The cushions are large and thoroughly filled and you can make your own selection of covering. Beautifully finished. Club Plan The Club Plan entitles the buyer to receive the fur- niture at once, but to pay for it as he can afford to through the months that follow. If you will ask anybody in our furniture store, will explain to you fully just what our Club Plan is, We give SURETY STAMPS and redeem them in merchandise. ee they ers | |