The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1910, Page 10

¥ POSTAL INSPECTORS AREINTERESTEDN OU’ CATHEDRAL Young New Jersey “Bishop” Collecting Money for a “Book of Angels.” Post-Office inapectors as well as those who have received the invitation of “Bishop Theodore Homer Gelsel of Basking Ridge, N. J., to contribute to} the building turd of a universal church to be called “God's Cathedral,” are in- teremted in his appeal. The church which “Bishop” Geiset described in circulars sent to families Who have suffered through death i* to be @ "United Church,” where all creeds of the Christian faith may gather. He proposes a stone and marble alifice to be built in Washington, D.C. Once enrolied the names of the dead wht be inscribed in the book of “angels,” and the only creed shall be “that of the angels.” The Bishop's invitation says | ali peats in the church will be free and the grounds wi!l be “walled about with stately evergreens.” Geisel’s project was brought to lent through @ family on the West Side who recetved an invitation to enroll the name of their deceased daughter in the “Book of Angels,” but the Post: Office Inspec: | tors of this city and of Phtladetphia | have had in thelr possession copies of | the letters and other information for | some time. “Bishop” Geisel is a young man and | a brother of the Rev. George Geisel, pastor of St. Mark's Dpiscopal Church | in Basking Ridge. He says he con- cetved the idea of a “Universal Church” about two years ago, although it was only about @ month ago that he began to look up death notices in the daily papers and send out his appeal for the payment of one dollar or more for “God's Cathedral.” Of the funds which he has already collected, $150 came from Mrs, Mary Herriman, while the balance of about $400, 1® understood to have come in one dollar subscriptions. It is the plan of Mr. Geisel to collect about $1,800,000. —s__—_ Big Store in Washin: 5 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Fire at 3 o'clock this morning destroyed practi- cally the entire contents of the large retail furniture store of Jackson Broth- ers. An injured fireman was taken from the burning building to the hos- | pital. a U. & Warships at Brfet. BRFST, France, Dec. 9.—The third division of the United States Atlantic Fleet arrived here to-day from Graves- send. Salutes changed. FURS 2 rR ve We offer the following eter ac $27.50 Rasian Lynx Set, Shawl “§ lined with Skinner's Katins ‘We Do Repairing Equal to New. © Ratistaction Gaurnnteed ‘A Trial Will Convince, $12] DUC O’ABRUZZ! STAGED | DENY IT, SAYS MORRIS. Packer's Son Qualifies His Retutation by “If Necessary,” Beet Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago, son of | the founder of the Morris packing 1 ness, was kept busy upon his from Europe to-day on the White Star Liner Adriatic denying that he had writ- ten a romantic drama based on the love story of the Duke of the Abrugzl and Mins Katharine Elkins ‘The rumor Morris aiso sald he play at his home on 1 | the part of the lovelorn A passenger on the Adriatic told of having seen the programme of the pay, with a aynopsis and a cast of characters, Others said they had heard of the pro- duction. 5 " Mr. Morria couldn't discuss the sub- Sold Only at Our Stores. Ject at all, he anid . Really,” he ex you mustn't \ print anything al It wouldn't do e at all, ‘Thes paper exaggerations ‘ e8 | Ste scandalous.” | Oculists and Opticians ofr, Moreia was aaked If he would deny | New York: 54 East 23d St. | : wt necseneey, “he said with firmness LP dad male Wines wen ‘Yon, I deny jt. Now that should be | ?2 Columbus Ave. 76 Nassau St. sufficient.” ‘ Mr. Morris hae written plays, but «ald he had written none for several years Toe Freedom and Arch Support The Coward ' Arch Support Shoe is provided with a broad toe and an extension heel. It is anatomically and mechanically correct. For Men, Women and Children Coward Arch Support Shve and Coward Extension Heel have been made by James S. Coward, in his Custom Department, forover 30 yrs. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE JAMES S, COWARD 264-274 Greenwich 8t., N. ¥. (OMEAR WARREN STREET) (Maly Orders Filled | Sexi tor Catalogue Broadway at 34th St. Herald Square Suits, Coats & Dresses for Misses & Small Women Apparel for at extraordinarily low prices Gift Sweater Coats for Men) When Pressed. arrival aaa | You can’t budge them. | Your glasses are on to sfay on if they are fitted with the | which embarra Does not pinch the nose, but holds snug and secure with a | soft, velvety and comfortable | grip. Fitted to your glasses, 35 cts. B’klyn: 489 Fulton St. and 1009 B’way. | “| Panis Sudion Ch | PUr Trimmed Newark: 597 Broad St.,nr.Hahne&Co, ¢ 23D STREET, WEST | Nene Fifth Avenue N. ¥, Sale— Saturday N extensive collection of hats, attractively trimmed with furs of every de- scription. SKUNK OPOSSUM, . WHITE AND BLACK HARE, NEAR SEAL, NATURAL OPOSSUM. Large, medium, and small models. 8.50 Hats Regularly 15.00 and 18.00 Special, Saturday Third Floor NDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS. Saks & Company Specialists in Apparel for Men, Women & Children Gift Bonds issued in any amount, redeemable for any article of merchandise in the store, HAVE ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY A remarkable special sale of The quoted prices do small justice to the unusually high grade of garments concerned. Models are the most re- cent—representing in many instances entirely new styles created long after the present season was under way. Seal Plush Coats for Misses. Value 35.00, at | Full length models, military or shawl collars; lined? 29+OO throughout with Skinner's satin. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years | Dresses for Misses. Value 22.50, at) Of broadcloth, cheviot or English serge, a variety 13.50 this season's newest and ings. | Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. | Tailored Suits, plain or fancy, sizes 14, 16, 18 years. Of rough two-toned worsted, jot or imported broadcloth; a fine collection of this season's newest models and colorings. Values 35.00 to 59.50, at 25.00, 35.00 and 39.50 Girls—a sale Distinctive garments, tasteful in design and most at- tractive as to materials, trimmings and finish. Thor- oughly durable, they are also stylish enough to please the young miss of pronounced ideas. | Coats for Girls Value $9.75, at Full length models of eet cheviot or kersey,buttoned 4.95 n to neck or notch collar. navy, brown or cadet. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Raincapes for Girls—special Of rubberized sateen, plaid hood; agood quality, suitable 2 ‘i 95 for holiday gifts. In navy,tan or gray Sizes 4 to 16 years. | Dresses for Girls Values $15 and $20, at Of serge worsted or voile, in one piece or Russian 6.95 &9.75 models, Assortment of colors, including white. Watches—a sale We have prepared for Saturday an opportunity the like of which at Holiday time few can recall, The watches involved are accurate timepicces selected as much for reliability as for intrinsic worth. The models include the newest and most attractive ideas of the season. Men’s 14 karat Waltham Watches, 1|2 size,\ open face; plain thin model cases. Value 21.50/ 15.50 Men's 20-year gold filled Waltham Watches,) 12 size; open face; plain or beaded edge case: 15 jewel} 9.95 movement. Value 12.50 Men's 20-year gold filled Waltham Watches, 12 size; open face; 7 jewel movement; wae c } 7.95 | ‘alue 10.50 Men's imported Swiss Watches, open face; genuine gun metal cases, Value 3.50 1.95 | Women’s 14 karat Waltham Watches, O size:\ 19 50 open face; 7 jewel movement, Value 16.50! ° Women’s 20-year gold filledWaltham Watches, | 7.9 O size; open face; 7 jewel movement. Value 10.50’ °* 5 Women’s solid gold chatelaine Watch and Pin,)| 6.95 Value 10.50° plain polished cases, thin model. FOR SATURDAY—A VERY TIMELY SALE OF = 3.95 Values 6.00 to 8.50 at Few gifts are more acceptable. The popularity of the Sweater Coat is at its zenith. A sensible garment and } Es ' f when fashioned of high grade varns as are ours, a hly lasting one. tment comprised in Saturday's offering is made up of high grade sample garments, full-fashioned of pure worsteds and Australian wools; hand knit and finished. Colors: navy, brown, green, oxford or heather mixtures, also white or plain colors with contrasted colorings. | Clothing for Haberdashery suitable for holiday gifts The largest and most diversified stock in New York City —a specialty stock in which good taste is the predominant note and modest prices a factor, : All Silk Neckw in dless variety of patterns id leiiee ay at t 50cto 3.50 Fine Knitted Neckwear, aparticular!: fine assortment of Eittc ; if ' 55cto 3.00 Silk Suspenders 50cto 5.00 Silk Handkerchiefs, plain and initial, 50cto 1.50 ance Linen also plain white I 25et0 1.50 Silk’ and Linen Handkerchiefs, fancy borders, 5 f 50cto 1.00 Pajamas, silk or silk and linen, 2.50 to 15.00 Seite, Oe peers madras, silk, silk { 1.50 to 6. $0 amy Kanlieee Reefers and large square t 1.00 to 12.00 Special—all silk and knitted neckwear, 55c Silk and Linen Pajamas; value 5.00, 2.95 and 3.45 Silk Handkerchiefs with plain color t 50 borders, and initials, ie Leather Handkerchief Cases, with initial, 75¢ 3-Piece Combination Sets, including ] hosiery, handkerchief and scarf, to match; ( 1.35 and 1.65 in pretty boxes, suitable for holiday gifts, 5-Piece Combination Sets, including } hosiery, handkerchief, scarf, suspenders > 2.45 and garters, to match, Colorings in both sets: Navy, helio, tan, red, purple, green gray. Fi Silk S ders in holid: Boa Seta sake a ee t 50¢ Boys Natty styles exclusive with us Our assortments are thoroughly complete. Replenish- ment follows the practice of specializing as necessary to its proper accomplishment. We have no “leavings”; —designs, patterns, colors and sizes are ample. Reefers and Russian Overcoats } Of chinchilla in blue or gray; also in smooth or rough} 5.00 surface coatings; wool lined and unusually well made. | Reefers, Russian and Long Coats } A very large assortment of models in new rough surface coatings, together with chinchillas; in various colorings. 7.95 The making and trimmings are unusually good. At Boys’ Tourist and Auto Coats, Sizes 10 to 18. Long manly models, buttoned totheneck; various lengths -12 ,'75 ‘The fabrics are particularly fine. Suits for Dress or School i in large and distinctive assortments § 5.50 to 17.50 Boys’ Suits with extra knickerbockers ~ Double breasted and Norfolk models, in a collection of 5.75 fine all-wool fabrics, in the newest mannish effects. ° Particularly good value, at Suits & Overcoats for Young Men & Youths at $15.00 AGES 15 TO 20. SIZES 30 TO 36, Ordinarily December is a month of “run-down” stocks in all except the essentially Holiday goods. Not so here. Specializing in apparel admits of no weaknesses--and broken assortments in season are a weakness unforgivable. We invite your inspection of a thoroughly complete va- riety of Young Men's Suits and Overcoats—and even upon the one price quoted—$15—we are ready to rest our claims to your interest and patronage. DEUEMBER bE A SS} dh LE | | Quarter carat diamond: | Own cutting works, | them for less than $50.00. Our agreement to refund your money yourself for ten days. If un- within one year guarantees the lue of all of. our diamonds. satisfactory your $9 will bo bore one to a purchaser, no deale: ipplied or mail orders filled. refunded without any “ifs or . baerve the weights a: ands.” | and useful Christmas gift. 8, 1910, kat WZ Solid 14K GOLD GENUINE nittin 9 | POSTIVELY all day MORROW. No one will bape rected Wo will gain the distinction of being the only jewellers in tho United States to quote a price as low as $9 for a LADIES’ solid. 14- Karat Gold, Diamond Watch, and we do so with the distinct understanding that the money will be refunded if the same kind of watch can be dupli- cated in this country for less than $25.00. We further guaranteo the dinmond to be Genuine. Ask any jeweller the quality and valuc, Time it 14 carat $29 Positively All Day To-Morrow NO ONE WILL BE DISAPPOINTED. We shall sell Ladies’ = half oarat solitaire diamond rings at $20.” ‘They look to be threes as wo cut them spready and show; 'e guarantee that no jeweller can at our juplicate d price: ® fow of our ial dia: id on sale to-morrow equally as cheap, quality considered, Bs &— eS Se SP THIN @ % Ahi Di OS 7S IWS YeCarat 34Carat 1Carat 1%2Carats 2 Carats and 9-64 carats.6 55 Only ond to a purchaser, no dealers supplied or mail orders filled. NOTE If youpay more than $26 t a sett ay siti 2 = SBBBE2 zs a 20 esta ntnens mips och haem BpEESSE money, These Le Pere Opera Glasses come from Paris and are 22 karat gold finished, oriental mother of pearl lies, penrl eye pieces, pearl focusing wheel, with lenses of clear definition and grent magnifying power and can only be ob- tained from high-class jewelers or epti- cians of note, Our price is $5 with our fall guarantee, Sent by mail same price. ‘ 22K Gold Finished Positively All Day Morten Ne will he disappointed—We shal! fell the GENUINE LE) PERE OPERA GLASSES AT CH. We will do so with the distinct understanding that if they can be duplicated in this country for less than $10.00 we will refund the) ‘To-morrow we will present free toevery customer afine morocco carrying case for these Le Pere Opera Glasses pa & Guaranteed Solid German Silver Tollet Set Positively All Day To-Morrow NO ONE WILL BE DISAPPOINTED. We shall introduce these new style JEWELERS’ SOLID GERMAN SILVER TOILET SETS (8 inch Comb 9 inch Brush and 10 inch Mirror), sclling them at $5 per set. The above illustration is a photograph of them, but does not do them credit as they are very elaborate in design and made from the same dies used in making SOMETHING NEW POSIT.VELY ALL DAY TO-MORROW No one will be disappointed—we shall! ( imtroduce these ne te jeweller’s Ger- man Silver Mesh elling them at $1.98 each. ade along the sterling silver sets costing at least $25.00. Only jewelers of experience ti ling Sil- can tell the difference. If any of them can be duplicated for less than Ler Sa, re Hel sa double our price we will refund the money. MAIL ORDERS FILLED ad tinish, a sale at high class FREE ‘To-morrow we will present free a case holding the complete of these bags can set. For presentation purposes it makes a very handsome jewelry stores. ‘ e bought of any other (irst ~ciass jeweller for leas than $4.00 we will refund the Every one guaranteed, money. Sentby mail,#2.17. CHARLES A. KEENE 180 troadway: New York OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Bae — ry AUCTION SALE Ladies’ Furs and Fur Coats at 458 Fulton § reet, Frooklyn, next docr to Abraham and Straus, F. J. Murry is retiring trom | business. | The [entire stock of High |Grade || Furs must be sold without res- lervation. No dealers. | VAN TOZNAK, Auctioneer Pure, rich fruits, pure granulated sugar, and nothing else goes into “EDDYS” JELLIES Prepared in the simplest, cleanest manner, they are the most delicious and nourish- ing sweets obtainable. “Cooked in Kettles Lined with Silver.”’ Red Currant, Grape, Quince, Rasp» berry.. Get them at your grocer’s. Ey Pritevand, Maker, New York,