The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1910, Page 15

rn errr rcpt cS ARSENE GGIE CITE pcg oi es an aca E LEAD THE £E NING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1910. among the effects of John C. Comfort, | & lawyer, who died here two weeks ago. There were only 19,000 of these coins Issued. Most of them were sent to the ; ] Mediterranean to pay off the men on | the American fleet, but the ship carry- experts know there are oniy four more of the coins In existence. The last time : Catarrh Sufferers | Bitter Foe of Regular Irish Na-| Good Thing to Know How || Mail Orders One Green Trading Stamps With All Cash or Charge Purchases —Douvie Stamps Before, Noon, Charge Cust. Direct entrance from Sixth avenne (18th itpthet ee ettin Geves Gre enh ul & © sie Shop Tomorrow! Purchases made to-day and {o- Jewelry You'd Like to Receive Gloves---Ideal Holiday Gifts---Very Inexpensive Too morrow (and all purchases from Decem- THEREFORE it is the kind you'd be proud to present to others. In quality, looks | OUR standard brands are Hte Jouvin's make—celebrated the world over for per- Receive immediate attention from experienced women shoppers, who will personally represent you in this store. ber first to tenth inclusive) will be charged on bills rendered February first, 1911. | | Hionalists, Defeated After | to Get Instant Relief || and finish they are all you desire in handsome gifts. fection of fit and quality. | If you now own a Hyomei hard es M ’ re 2 } Hold Seat 30 Years. jrubber inhaler, druggists want you to | nee German a jesh Bags,! $25.00 Lis Cuff Pins, | Meurice Gloves, His Jouvin make, ein Preaee Fleece-lined Kid Gloves, $1.00 and | : how that they will sell you a bottle ton Head .50 65¢ Special Glace Kid, Hte Jouvin make, $1.50, 50. std td tor only (Be cents a(t Watch Fob, 77x00 en a Women's Fownes P. X. M. Cape Gloves, black, | Women's Silk-lined Mocha and Cape Gloves, RORDON, Dec. The Partiamentaty| ogtarrh—a bottle of HYOMEL (pro: || J} $62.50 Heasiad Mirae rehomed dite! | omnewen * | the chief Peatnne permet tm /nounce it High-o-me) ts put up in a || tdckarat . sod at $15.00 | Women's Imperial Cape Gloves, $1.00. Women's Fur-tined Cape or Mocha Gloves, $3, ! separate package and sold for 650 | cents, to accominodate the vast army || of people who already own a Hyomei : inhaler, | lara ae the acon Ce of mecial | | Your druggists will sell it to you at. | Healy at Louth, which constituoncy he | {2&t Price and give you the oppor. has represented in the House of Com. ‘Unliy to begin at once to rid your. | mons for eighteen years. ‘The Red. Self of vile catarrh and the snuffiing, || aw brought all their forces to | hawking and spitting that go with ic. | in turning out tne man who may! Many people through years of ne-| |, be sald almost to be a more bitter op- glect have let catarth get a strong || Solid Gold Knives, Women's Fleece-lined Mocha Gloves, $1.50. $3.50 and $5. , } A New Glove Section for Men | Gold plated, with four | Conveniently arranged in the front of the store between the two main entrances—enlarged space, imitation pearls, set in increased stock— prices remarkably low. fancy design.Each pair | Men's Fownes' Gloves, Havana, tans, black, | Men's Mocha Gloves, P. X. M. sewn; worth in satin lined box, $1.50. $2, at $1.50. Sor ii f i fear te ciated. ot Men's Dent's Gloves, cape or royal buck, in Men's P. X. M. Mocha Suede, grays only, $1. tng the striking similarity to the re- turns of January last. Hardly is a gain Noted on one side before it is equalized Exclusive European Nov. elties and copies’ in many beauti- ful effects, ex- quisitely set with various colored _ stones. Others $1.00 to $150.00. gold, Roman finish; diamond in mouth and smaller dia- mond in each eye. Others from 50c to $75. Pins, in plated gold | filled, sterling silveror | fashionable colors, at $2.00. ; ¥ Men's Fleece-lined Kid, Cape or Mocha : ponent of the Irish leader than O'Brien hold upon them, Some of thess peo- | 5-inch frame, with beau- solid gold: Men's P. X. M. Cape Gloves, Havana and " Cgmaelt, Tiealy Js known as the Ismael | ple unreasonably think that one bot- | $3.95 tiful new design, fully shirred | $7.50 Pearl Ear Rings, $5 $12.50 Manila, $1.00. Gloves, $1, $1.50 and $2. \ lowed an independent course since the| “eof HYOMET ought to cure them. mesh, kid lined, inside Sterling] Genuine Diamond Men's Fur-Lined Gloves, $2.50 to $6.50 . | They do not stop to think that a! cket. h , - COMBE, Triell to WhiGh BO IAPEEIY | aisgased condition that i the reenit gis Solid Gold Rings silver! Rings, $7.50 | Included are coon lined, gray fur lined, blue fur lined, coney lined, rabbit lined and squirrel lined. i Other interesting developments to-day | Of negligence, cannot be overcome in| | , , of G i Children’s Gloves, 59 1.00 4 4 " 1 solid gold Good size, ren's 1» SIc to $1. were the capture of the only Nationalist |@ week. No matter how chronic your || $10.50 rey NORWtlfnl TS: | ipsa 1 ‘ 1 children’ eat in Helfast City (West) by Josoph |catarrh troubles, HYOMEL ts. guar-||pt Solid Gold TZ : “ae rrp | This section exclusively for children offers as great a variety in sizes and styles as any en's 4 oats ene of she Redmond patty wholanteed to cure them if you give it | Lion Head p GAY monds, in | Specialty shop at far lower prices. i vist ee a ” te tH] pee 4 ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ tan Of Air Reward tty, ane atte RAE a chasm aie ret Ne Le hal| two blades. Large as- Rin & et drops. 7 solid gold | Boys' and Girls' Kid or Cape Gloves, 79c, Boys’ and Girls’ Mocha Gloves, $1.00. ; 5 , 5 | t i tting. , irls’ hi , Sirinton oe Mocthae nd a eer wlck | septic properties will make you feel || eg of others up lamonds: th from ‘S00 | Solid Gers Riegs, from | Boys rag pea ma Gloves, Mocha bey fs Rough Rider Gauntlets, with: Singee Jority of three more than he obtained | better In a day. lo $20. mouth. to $15. | $2.25 to $20.00. and Cape, $1.00 kind, 79c, cuffs, 59. in January. If you own an inhaler get a 60 cent It is understood that Healey has al-| bottle of HYOMEI to-day. If you do ready made a protest against the con-|not own a Hyomet inhaler, ask for duat of the election at Louth, allegin¢)/a complete outfit, which consists of Toss coruption and intimidation, Ix-|an inhaler, a bottle of HYOMEI and/ citing scenes marked the poilin.|simple instructions for use. This, ‘Throughout the day there were free complete outfit costs $1.00, but you) fights, and inctd ly considerable {then have an inhaler that will last a damage to prope: Healy himself re-| lifetime. quired police protection. The successful can: Hazleton who yesterda: Main Floor—Greeahat aod Company Main Floor—Greenhut aad Company Misses’ $25 to $35 Winter Suits | How Would Sverware Da? IF you think silver gifts are always costly these | and Coats, Special, $18.50 session ene | Candlesticks, Colonial style, bright silver The New Knit ‘Tomes THE fashionable sensation of the day | in hats; chic, a | useful, becoming and practical for Richard inte retirement in January, but failed by 9 votes. ‘The rejoicings in the R. mond camp over the defeat of O'Bri chief Heutenant quite overshadow chagrin at William Redmond’s failure offering liberal price reductions at the earliest possible moment—which is when assortments begin to break and holiday business takes first place in everyone's mind. sportswoman— and for sensible everyday wear 1 was re- | theskater,motor- MOST stores worry along with regular prices until January and February for their usually $2.25, at $1.50. : design; us- fl RbaeRUicie WG ce cae 1 ape ad ist, aviator and clearings and clean-ups. The Greenhut way is to make Opportunity meet Time; ae Bay Aalely eens See ee } Bread Trays, wally $3.00,at $2.00. Marmalade Calnis to oust O'Brien In Cork Cus 3d Ave., and 12Ist St. too. Misses’ Winter Coats and Suits at $18.50 Jars, assorted “| BEAT UNCLE SAM,” ‘ Special Saturday Values _up to $25.00 to hen $ £4 H H Boys’ Overcoats, Misses’ Tailored Suits, in several models of cheviot, velveteen or HE SAYS, PAYING $100. | Pays Money to Conscience Fund and Takes Receipt, but Re- fuses Name. “IT owe this money to the Govern- ment,” said @ tall gray-haired man to Collector of Internal Revenu $1.98 Auto Coats, like picture, of heavy, H | | 95c, $1.35 | mixtures; strictly plain tailored, 28-inch length coats, single- ! 1 95 breasted, notch collars, revers; lined throughout with satin. Skirts | are copies of the season's best model. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Small | All newest crochet effects and latest | women's sizes. Sale price $19,50. colors; largest assortment in New York. Misses’ Cheviot Coats, a copy of one of the best sellers of the sea- OE eee ee eee ee | son, with deep sailor collar of velvet and fastened to side'with small metal buttons, body lining of cloth; sizes 14 to 18 years; small Three-Piece EZ oilet ets \ Z chased designs, a usually $6.50 at Marmalade Jar with sliver $4.75. 0 " i i i . 4 spoon, $3.5 Anderson io-day, as he pl collar, red flannel lin- M Pj A women's sizes. Sale price $18.50. r cover ani St fille on that omits Geax ing; sises 3 to 10 odel leces of rt Misses’ fashioned of kersey, cheviot and serge; full Main Floor-—Greeahut and Company—On Sale Saturday, “What is your name, sir, and” . ye m0 DeRVY Yength model, in thi distinct styl ith shawl collar of cloth or Yollect double - breasted length model, in three distinct styles, with sha ) Nog Colles Preparing to hand | Saas oF fancy mix- Needlework About velvet. Body lining of satin: large button trimming; sizes 14 to Fine Perfumes “Stop right there," commanded the| tures and cheviots, military collar of the same material; sizes Hl 3 to 8 years. Girls’ Caracul Coats, storm collar, box back, slit sides, warm lined throughout, double cuff; sizes 6 to 14; $5.98 $3.98 Women’s Kid Gloves, 16-but ton iength; black, white or tan; special 69 Women’s Handkerchiefs, ini- tials, all linen, 6 in a box; val. 98¢ ie ; 9c Persian Silk Belts, fancy 18 years. Sale price $18.50. Half-Price ae a Misses Dress Coats, $25:00 P From regular $39.75 (o $47.50 assortments. Hand-embroidered | Single high class models, of broadcloth, suitable for dress Model Pillows,Centre | and evening wear, in a large range of colors. The trimmings Pieces,Scarfs,Aprons, | are of velvet and satin, with large fancy button. Body and full Bags, Tie Racks, and | length lining of satin; sizes 4 to 18 years ; small women's sizes. \ many other attractive , Misses’ Semi-Dress Suits, $29.75 B\\ novelties | From regular $37.50 to $49.50 assortments. : xn rel . | Broadcloth, Cheviot and Velveteen Suits; several different Ly oc ireie spe ie9 models, handsomely trimmed with braid, caracal and silk mestic made; notwo caller, “I want no receipt. I want noth- | ing in the shape of a record. I won't | kive my name, either. I have owed this | money to Uncle Sam for a number of years. I beat him out of his just due years ago. Now I want to make good.” | Collector Anderson warned lis visi- tor that for his own safety it behooved him to identify himself, explaining that feequently long ye ter the Gov. ermnment’s agents unearthed delinquents and brought them to book. “Al! the agents will never be WE mention some of our finest assortments, but we have the excellent qualities that sell at popular prices. Coty's Extracts, from $2.75 fo 916.50. Roger & Gallet's Extracts, let le bottles or sets, from 8Sc to $15.00, Kerhoff's Extracts, one in x; from 91.: FO. Lenthoric's Extract, $2.50 and $4.25. Houbigant's Premier Mai, started for the door, He wa: bad agreed after lengthy & a tik frogs. Lining to match. Skirts are plain or trimmed to match } edt he ' buckles; val. 49cv ic \\ 28,7 alike. ts; sizes 14 to 18 years. x Ein - it celpt to “heare ¢ coats ; y' S100 which he had offered. ‘The Women’s Fancy Collars, with \i D Prices range from 2Sc | Misses’ and Juniors’ Tailored Suits, $10.00 Colgate's Extract or Toilet was sent to Washington to be add: o [jabot, fine net end val. lace; y F saiy ecld Ghits $42 50. water, large assortment. the conecience fund. |P worth 49c..........6 25e to $7.50 Ae Formerly sold up to $22.50 Hansen Jenks'sWood Violet, Sa eo Women’s Shoes, gun metal and Heretofore marked | Plain Tailored Suits, some with satin inlaid collars. Large range of colors, Sizes 14 to 18 years; uquet, Violet—Extract or Toilet it. leather, kid loth 4 it tol 's. ‘ | . $2 WORTH $6,000 FOUND. || [per, ierthen Be Suse $1.48 sevnn Pome tS SOE 10 $12.00. Juniors 13 0.97 years Wie tan ea cosas iscovered | | Boys’ Shoes, vici kid and satin ace te Beautifully Illustrated Holiday Books at Half Prices In the Nick of Time---a Large Special Purchase of Books Published by E. P. Dutton & Co. AN extremely fortunate purchase of books published by this famous house (the publisher's holiday season is, of course, practically over) brings this sensational book buying opportunity right at the height of the holiday shopping season. Illustrated Gift Books and Children's Picture Books in colors. fects. calf, bluchs or bal., sizes Dec. 9. — Two silver | | 1314 to 514; special........... 9Be issue were fond | Children’s Underwear, heavy fleece lined veets, pants and drawers; sizes 20 to34; special, 20c || Misses’ Ribbed Hos¢, ei wool, black; merino heel and toe; sizes 6 to 934; special 15c Infants’ Hose, ali wool cash- mere, black or white; silk heel and toe; sizes 41 to6;special.. 15 Reversible Portieres, heavy tapestry, mercerized, pretty borders, variety of designs; val. $4.98 pair Tease $3.75 Scotch Lace Curtains, 3's yerds long, variety of de- signs; reg. $1.49 $1.29 Rosary c Warranted for five years. Chains are heavy rolled gold; firmly made, set with amethyst, topaz, moonstone, jet crys Three Masterpieces of Verse, 6Sc Dutton’s Holiday Annual, 6Sc Published at $1.50; Mustrated ta color Publishe,'s Price $1.25, Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, rendered into English by Edward Fitzgerald. Twenty-first year of publication, Illustrated in colors, also black Evangeline, by Longfellow, with 51 illustrations in color by Arthur Dixon, and white. Full of short stories and rhymes for the children; The Courtship of Miles Standish, Longfellow, with 50 illustrations in color. quarto boards “Holiday Books for Children Beautifully Illustrated in Colors Funny Doings in Anima! Land, 7c | Christmas at Bracebridge Hall, SOc Nursery Land Favorites, 49. Old Ballads, 50c Publisher's Price $1.50. Published at $1.00. Publisher's Price $1.00, Published at $1.00. Illustrated in full page color pictures , Washington Irving's splendid book,with | Illustrated in colors, also black and Illustrated in colors and black and white \ The farther it rolls the larger it gets! Our boys’ “Star” shirt and blouse business rolls along merrily—keeps get- ting larger because we're Electric Light Outfits for Christmas Trees, $2.45 i ‘di : tal, sapphire or 1 y ; continually %d'ding new pearl, Crucifix and and black and white illustrations. | many illustrations in color, by Arthur | white ;quarto bound in boards by John Eyre; 16mo, cloth, giltedge ayy 7 htesy as wrell a8 new Fe Quarto Roarte: Dison Jimi. cies, OLGA, The Story of the Five Rebellious Dolls Little Ones’ Sunday Picture Book men’s “Stars. one in a velvet box: Our Baby's Object Book Our Book of Feathered Friends, ry rive , 4 Y , j j , | Publisher's Price $1.50 Cc Publis! Price $1.25. c Made with the same care | LL No CO D..or Mail Orders, Publisher's Price _60c 29c | Publisher's Price $1.25, Cc | or 7 e i ublisher's Price $1.25, ee 4 eo I; 5 re i e | By E. esbit; illustrated in colors, | Illustrated in full page pictures in color, hat’ rps Illustrated in color; bound in boards, | With stories and verse; illustrated in | ¥Y es! that’s taken with men’s Hasement—Greenbut and Company ee full page colored pictures. quarto, bound in boards. “Stars,” from the same first- class materials. Holiday Stationery Pictures! Gifts for the Housewife Dolls and Toys In a surprising variety, » Cabinet of THINGS every hospitable home-| All sorts! Everything! So many, many things too; white and fancy mad- fine Writ- Always Wanted keeper desires; articles that combine | that we can only give you a few hints here, ras with plain and plaited bosoms, some with French cuffs; soisettes, flannels, silks, and plain and plaited bosom dress shirts. FURNITURE CO. Home Furnishe d Oy YR ing Paper| AND such good pictures | attractiveness and practical use Mechanical Railroads, $1.00 to $5.00. and En-|can be bought at Green- | Coffee Machines, copper or nickel, $5, 3 » Wizard’ Baseball Game, played hut's for very small prices. | Brass Chocolate Sets, 4 pieces, $2.75. on the table, $3.0 Artistic Color Prints, Land - | Coaster Sets, tray and 6 Coasters, 95c, Games of all sorts, 10c up. Outfits contain 9 assorted Picture and Building Blocks, 50c | colored bulbs, cords, switch and scapes, Girls, gilt frames, 25c, Carving Sets, stag handles, $1 to $5.25. Christy Pictures, in colors, 18¢. | Bis sci's Carpet Sweepers, $1.65 to $5, and up Dattery box, with three Red Seal Elaborate Boxes, of fine linen and Landscape Etchings, $1.50. For boys that tumble in |i _ Horns, etc., 50¢ up. Batteries The outfit can be used CTA UME in any home, no electric current Soldier Equipment, complete with soldier E being " Breaiioite & Or wsually $1.00, at 79, Sa BOF PRRAEY r uncy Mir- ror Chalr to Mateh ow—reefers. arvet ‘ Electric Irons, nickel plated, com- sale 8} 3 i uc Sg cic re vellum paper, with envelopes to| Oj1 Paintings, handsome gilt|;eietsI Doll Furniture, Chairs, etc,, 25¢ | With colored cach eB 8 4 H Geof. — |i i match; excellent quality corre- | frames and shadow boxes, | Handpainted ChinaVases, 50cto$2.95 Tey Pt 25c and Here i With flower bulbs, $4.00 boys —dressier Winter |F TRE RAL CREDIT TERMS spondence paper in the sizes that | $3.95 up. Standing Adjustable Mirrors, nickel th 37 amines Ch Tree Holder, 7Se ‘ F ned f a A el | one with 37 notes, sharps and Hats, $13.75. ristmas Tree coats. $1.00 Weekly Opens an Account wollte 1ORloh) OPENER. an Beane College Posters, framed, 79c. rc rrccmcacataae Tov Ranges, complete with grate, oven and cook- | will bold a tree from 1’ to 944 Rocers Perr & Company, | Make Your Own Terms wuny i pany ‘| French Pictures, in colors, | XmasBaskets, fruit, work,waste paper, | \7 uicunls besides, $2.00 to $10.50, inches in diameter; all iron. So Three Broadway Stores, Poa e i irennga, A LOGUE) 98c to $1.50. elaborate gilt frames, $15.00. tic, a8c 10 $12.00. and Carts, large and small, 50¢ to $7.85, simple a child can put it together, a Jide hair's Sa 2188-2190 3° AVE ae Dreenbut and Compeny—-Sall Or | iiescmrent—ireentuit and Company Rasement Geeenbxt and Company Smmawmmmme, | Ti Tend) Compa : 2 ae Wits i, rattan. nai ge 7 soe WR oe ees : Store Formerly Occupied Jerren 1 | eet (19 & 12O™ST es Greenhut and Company, Sixth Avenue, 18th to 1 9th Street, New York City “ty a°aimen eco aaa - . « _ Boe te caine