The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1910, Page 14

A Bee BN NS ose —_ LR A RT I NR THE EVENING _WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBiR 16, 1910. at the Hotel Belmont. Ie and his fam- said he will probably make an arrest ily had gone to the hotel the winter, ; to-day, m7 It RES | The funeral will be to-morrow| The girl is at home and shows no sixa morning t. Bartholomew's Church, | Of any misadventure Cohan Army Chief ans aha’s Apeiy Unie ' of another son, Barring to-day accepted the resignation of “4 ‘a B cat ine i MB | enee cf the APY, t . READY TOWEAR. WELL MADE. FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS Cass Ledyard, " 4 é ond street. all hts life. His grandfather Inherited time President the greater part of the old village of accept. resident ti ¢ time, and esignation, w H h, however, at the ”% declined to Chelsea. Mr. Moore is survived oy «| |, *idow and three sons. A Holiday Suit or Overcoat Announcement a. Peters Pol Which Shows Him He Will | GIRL A \ ROMANCER. le of Kid Contrui Caucus. | be be Jens and Man May He Arrested. PRICED ESPECIALLY LOW, forthe man who's economizing on his own expenditures i in order to do the best possible tor those dependent on him. We want that type of man. We go great lengths to help him make his money bring tullest return, in these thoroughly tailored. stylish, long-wear- ing suits and overcoats, the Brill-Special. - $15 | After investigating the story of Afteen-! IGNORES MR. MARTINE, [i "ftevets that tie. was kidnapped Makes No Mention of Rival {!" Selected for Place at Primaries, tive Crystal of the De- station, decided that the noted (he tale, and reported she was with a moving ‘or during this time, He night. De' Permer United States Senator James Smith jr. of Newar: last night an- nounced that he was a can for the seat in the Un Which will berome vac: ment of Senator John The announce nt a poll Which convince ex-Senator that he will contro! the There is no re THE BRILL TWENTY has firmly established itself as the best of all twenty dollar values in suits and overcoats. Men who have never paid less than $25 to $30 for their clothes are to-day wearing a ces TWE ay sap pocke ting the difference. If you’re paying $20 anywhere else you’re not getting the t tailoring $20 value which you can get here -at.. nae OPPENHEIM, GLLINS.G| 34th Street—West EB Marne of Union County had been chosen for the Senate by the Democratic ers at the September primary elections, or to Dr. You can spend as much as $45 for your suit or overcoat here, with the assurance that you're getting the highest quality of fabric and ihe finest handtailoring inthe world forthe money. Wide rangeof styles and sizes. ng them f f Waration of princ ' “A prompt revision ot the tariff down- Ward, especially with reference to the Necessities of life. “An early submission to the decision @f the people of the proposed amend- ment to the Fe: tonstitution prov.d- | of Untied States! Will Close Out—Saturday Frills and gimcracks as holiday gifts have had their day. This is the day of practical, helpful gift-giying. Give a man wearables and you'll make him happy. Misses’ and Children’s Coats At Greatly Reduced Prices quitable, “The maintenance in ime of peace of | 4 small army, and at ail times of af wavy adequa protect our country's het intereais and nonor. i}, Misses’ and Children’s Coats “The fortincation of the Panama Ca- | a a 00 fal when vompicied.” 6 to 16 year sizes. Regular price $15.00 e Tateres: now aitaches to the next move Dr. Wilson will make, on how far he will go in using “every honor- able means” at his command to secure the election of Mr. Martine, ' Holiday Clothes for the Boy! The dollars go fast in clothes for the boy. Here they go far. THE LITTLE CORPORAL suit. Double breasted coat, carefully tailored, with well fitting collars and shoulders. Two pairs of knick- ers, for double wear, cut extra full. Fine all-wool fabrics; 7 to 17 years, 4.95 The Dudley suit, 2 pairs knickers, and the Dudley, Jr., 2 pairs bloomers, $3.95 An exquisite line of Boys’ Norfolks and double breasted suits, $9.95. Boys’ Suits, up to 812 Overco:ts and Reefers, up to 815. Boys” Rubber Coats, $2.50 5 rs, $1, 31.50, $2, &3, PLAY SUITS—The bestgin the c India, Major and Jack Tar suits; at $1.25, Captain and Army suit v can and Big Chief suits. For girls: Squaw and Old Dutch suits, $1; Senorita suits, $1.50, All the High Grade Children’s Coats * ey | to 16 year si.es. Regular ar price $20.00 12. 75 CLEMENT CLAR\E MOORE DiES AT HOTE: BELMONT. MM Only Two Days With Pneu- monia—Son Had Planned to Wed Next Week. Cement Clarke Moore of No, 57 Easi Mifty-fourth street, after an iiness of ‘only two days, is dead from pneumonia About 150 Children's Coats of Corduroy and Broadcloths. 3to 8 year si.es. Reduced from $6.00 to $8.00 3 95 | Bull Brothers Seow A At 49th Street. HE HOUSE ODTRCTTEHIVALUER <= 279 BROADWAY, THE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES. Wear’ Clameese oh 125TH STREET, who wants to make the most acceptable Xmas gift to a man will find it Base cis Cana cles Harlem and Union Square stores ‘At Third Ave. 2 ; i i 47 CORTLANDT ST. Great assortment of open every evening until PURTEANO NST» after Xmas. UNION SQUARE, holiday furnishings. 14th St, Near B'way ON SALE To-Morrow Only 4) BUENA jf) salina MUSIC BOXES Great Reduction Sale of Sample Instruments ; for the Holidays ° ° Now is your time to sae be; ‘autiful REGINA Build With Cement | actin crease cn onan hee a al PIES. he ns \- f; factory. and salesro Ortey come our regu ced Dregs, of Ledley ‘as maintained at our factory and salesrooms and include Saal oe made. Finished in oak and mahogany and fully Lumber is getting scarce and high. It is too inflam- gain, The list below iple instruments have now is an opportunity that will not occur soo will give some idea of how prices of the n reduced. sig bir instruments reduced to $100.09 55. 00 Positively all day TO-MOR- BOW—xno one will be Stenppoinies —We shall sell solid 14-karat Gol w at 810 each, The cases fet dd or filled—nothing but Portland cement, It is the modern building material, destined to supplant wood, brick and stone, Visit the Cement Show ; Any .vdy abreast of the times will be intensely interest- ed in seeing the varied uses of concrete exhibited at this First Annual Cement Show in New York. No one in- tending to build can afford to overlook them. There is no better place or opportunity to study the wonderful 3:00 35.00 Ma including 12 tunes of your own selection Cash or Time Payments will be accepted on these instruments and deliveries made to suit purchasers’ convenience Open Evenings Until Christm: EVENING WORLD if any of these be duplicated else- this offer means to you COUPON tia Larkarnt gold ‘Waten, oF any p ' 80 farat gold Watch, or progress being made in fireproof construction. Complimentary joweller, the value, ‘Time it your- Good for Six Extra T relf, If you have the slightest doubt as to the value or time- keoping qualities, return it within 10 days and we will give you your $10 on the spot. Only one to @ purchaser, no dval- evs supplied, or mail orders filled, If you pay over $36 for the best 23 jeweled watch mo: it in the Ui Fou are paying too mu SOUSA AND HIS BAND will give concerts every afternoon and evening during the show. It will be their farewell engagement be- fore leaving on a tour of the world and the last oppor- tunity to hear this famous organization in New York. coupon sei inetude atx cm At Madison Square Garden December 14th to 20th—Sunday excepted a) or, at praventa the W eh fr from in from the pocket, ‘This i Mot as valudble'as the watch itself, CHARLES A. KEENE Diamends, Watches, Jewelry, 169 Broadway, New York on Evenings Cott Christmas, THE REG \‘\CO., Broadw x 4&1 aSt., hw York 'SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS | — , am_ . mable for structural uses. Its upkeep is expensive. In guaranteed. a 2 1 tunity to possess one of these beautiful norernttnle. comparison with the granite-like strength of concrete it cas ta eee rising an unlinited repertoin and’ gividg SOLID looks rather flimsy. Even stone and brick will crumble & | pleasure and satisfaction for many years. Also included tt in time. Concrete is everlasting. Ark anions Siunuive Sages art 8 Tew Meets Faye 2 14k UD oe J id pas: | you want to bestow | E CHRISTMAS GIFT | Your house may be out of date in ten years if it is not built of f Ral ‘ WATCH Th | | America’s Largest Shoe |_ Store 6th | Avenue o B E] and | ) M asaurel oF NI RIT 20thSt. Beginning Saturday, December 17, and ed tinuing Untii Christmas Eve, Store Open Evenings Until 10 o’Clock. ‘ ChristmasShoeBargains | In Our Basement Store No Presents More Useful 3,000 Pairs of Women’s $2.50 / and $3 Shoes at the Christ- mas $1.9 5 = $1.90 a Pair Th Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Kid; latest winter styles; made t GOODYEAR WELT PROC carry our full guarantee; sizes most 2% tod in some and from The larger sizes will be found s, but not in all styles A Complete Line of Men’s Shoes a $50 Made by the GOODYEAR WELT PROCESS in all the new styles, Only our immense volume of busi- ness enables us to present to the pub- lic such unequalled shoe values. Every pair guaranteed. Men’s Opera Siippers Ta Black. bebalar foie $].00 $1.50. At... Shees for Boys and Girls Children’s Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes, patent leather tips. Neat looking and substantially made throughout. Sizes 6 to 8......... 85e Sizes 8% to 11.. 95c 35 Sizes 1114 to 2 ‘$i. 10 Sizes 2% to 6... $i. Boys’ Box Calf an in Calf | Boys’ Box Catt Blucher; welted and Bluch nage iene gy a ee Ye ASale of Storm King Rubber Boots ter Men and Boys Knee Length Rubber Boots - $3.00 -$2.50 $e » $1.35 Men's Boys’ Misses’, sizes 11 to 2. Chil’s, sizes 6 to 10% ; Men's 4 Buckle Arctics... $2.25 Women’s 4 Buckle Arctics $2.15 The goods are the best and prices the least, FURS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. | C. G. Gunther's Sons | Impertal Crown Russian Sable Skins, ranging from me- @um shades to the fest and darkest skins obtainable. A rare collection of Silver Fox Skins. Imported models and models of our ! own design in Long and Medium Coats, } Mutts and Neckpleces. All the desirable | furs, | An unusual stock of Ladies’ Fur Hats, imported models. Gentlemen’s Furs,—-Coats, Caps, Gloves, Robes and Rugs In a great variety. Garments made to order from any | special design. | FURS FOR CHILDREN. | 301 Fifth Avenue. | New York. » SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS. WORLD WANTS WORK WO: NCERS |