The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 10

10 LOT Dh A_! .h SE GREENWICH WATER Peo hh ry tat ARREST COUPLE |Aicouiny se cite nator om masine's mene ne eae sancns or Years Of Maintained Superiority |Ssobaru atthe Corvpany has any ines! | = tateam vita 470m Seta agidaak, & Weyte Ive anarraanea eve tre) @and Conscientious Brewing mitt i ‘ v ( ; Iw outside the State punt Ver Jing at No. 7 Thatford avenue, Hast the complaints of Spidack Connecticut | non, where the electr in on the New York, when Assistant District- and Abelson, Wenk began to threaten | r. ‘he Pertehent smpany ia| third rail of tie New York Centra Attorney Ie Roy W. Ross of Kings beth of the men with prosecution un-| The F, & M. separate organtaation, but is con-| There is @ water supply here «uff Govnty and £ sa thdy paid handsomely for secrecy. ne trap a) ae er the trap) whicn ¢ t n i Brewing Co. tives Reiff and Roddy trotted thé: Ofenwich concern. clent for two monte Ot Brookivn dquarters, who had jack went a f¢ | Stamford Water Runs Raliroads. | ern ars | been watcling the transaction from the )isiriet-Attanney Phe Stamford Water Company teures| DAYS OFF FOR POLICEMEN. |next ta the and Ted At Bo of Magistrate t vior of raiir tram Water en | them or t ners 1 Kempner pair in bonds y iT wat pang {0 a stat high excit — | ne i the N : —_— ford Rall. inam Lakes Exhausted and at or examination inter, Wenk e , The Wenka tive at 198 St. John's e ‘or his father who Was ex- ; ‘ ; Place, Some time ago Mrs, Wenk had Pe to furnish ball for! them, Detectives Nab Lester Wenk) some aental work done by Dr. H. ¥ ee | ; ees ik wee on ot Entertainment for Charity, | Rumping Plan: on Converse |,.7 eat pow : 0 and Wife in Trap Set on Joha's place : During cra ita annual ‘entertainient, Rad. alt | On Draught at All Customers’. men as 4 e calls a a N's she was q Sunday eve Estate Fails to Work. Lawyer’s Complaint. duced to Spidack, the lawyer, who was East Fitty-elx ere. | service would Bureau and the ap squads, whieh a Will be| : | , Jalso having his teeth worked on: in amy ty chile | B ttl d t th B paar ile lee 2p oe Ro Jee nll oS sry a siuiar Bottled at the Brewer stor: (ond t duty, were exempted nthe order, | . | y was : BREAT DANGER OF FIRE. ‘ yb wae ate beet nae. during | Tester, Wenk, an tne agent, | arranged that s! 4 frteen Po Abe AE For Hotels & Restaurants —Family Trade Supplied by Lead'ng Dealers & Grocers t : ty years old 4 nt stitute sick with medical suppiic i teat oe ates the rec Ke," the order, ‘A y years old, and his Me. EPanitent ye Supp | Brewery and Bottling Works, PARK AV., 50TH TO S1ST S A roa the power house was able to operate, | though Hit and exacting, was well! Young Wife, Jane, were a 1 Jast {at a hotel In Manhattan vi "| Aone, and received the commendation of | night as they #at in the Redford Rest, |to keep the engagement, but M wer war ¢ ord, [Hts Honor the Mayor and others.’ Va cafe at Bedford avenue and Eastern ‘and Spidack were there at th Résidents, Trolleys and Factor- | "4." s of Portchester and Harri- | h i son Inconvenienced. | : = —ae Sire, | i O66 e eee A Christmas | SO 8. : fe ee Telephone Call ge ae ee ke aes This Is a Time When the eloped this morning when the he Daniel Anthony, adjoining nwich Hospital fire, There No Water tn the hydrants, but for- ately the chemical engine was able ope with the situation. The danger “Hello, Sis. Wish you Merry Christmas !” Excellence of the Wanamaker BOOK Store Is Most Appreciated “Yes, it's John. I'm at the station in Phila- eae eit ee delphia. Managed to get off at the last minute pie: ie hontas yan cot whisk towke an I'm taking the ten o'clock train. How is Think of the chaos—-with oceans of books and multitudes of people wanting them far from the Pu ‘his morning the 1 Jakes. oe were clowed the trolicy linea were shut down —with any other but the Wanamaker ideal arrangement, which is like a well-classified library. For this is the time that “tries men’s souls” in the book business. Every book that’s in print (and many that are not) is called for. And hundreds of people come with no more idea than ‘‘just a book.” To these last we say “Is it fora man?” “Yes.” “Here's a table of carefully selected late books on historical and economic subjects, travel, biographies of public men and other definite books that most men like.” “Is he a bibliophile—a rare book fiend? Then step right around the corner to the Fine and Rare Book Corner, peaceful even during Christmas week. | Men who know will aid in selecting something that will make ‘his’ eyes sparkle.” ; “What is his hobby? Aviation, electricity, yachting, hunting? Here are the newest works on each, probably just the one he has hankered after.”” And so it goes. “For a woman” leads one to an enormous variety of books, and to beautiful special holiday books. ‘For a boy or girl’’ is the entree to the Juvenile Section, a book store in itself. The Religious Book Section, the Foreign Book Section, the section of latest novels-~all are as busy as bees, but not too busy to help and advise—to serve in the Wanamaker way. One can make no mistake on these fine sets. Fit for any library. New York Telephone Company Do not let the moderate prices mislead. These are first class editions. Henry V/adsworth Longfellow’s Compiete Works. With| ~ Harriet Beecher Stowe's Novels and Stories. With 10 Every Bell Telephone is a Long Diwance Station. |B 8 fronrispiece Lustrations in photogravure & vols., 8vo, gilt | frontispiece illustrations in photogravure. 9 vols., 8vo, gilt | |Prop. Buckram, paper label. Publication price, $16; our|top. Buckram. Publication price, $18; our price, $6.75 orice, $6. Half !eather—publication price, $24; our price, $8. | Half leather—publication price, $27; our price, $9. James Russe Lowell’s Complete Works. With 11] Bret Harte’s Novels and Storie: 10 frontispiece frontispiece illustrations in photogravure. 11 vols., 8V} itustrations in photogravure. 10 vols. gilt top. Buck- buckram, paper label. Publication price, $22; our price, 7.50. Half leather £1.25. Half !eather-—publication price, $33; our price, $11. lok price, 630; Our price, 616. | \ John Greenleaf Whittier's Complete Prose and Pocticel| "poy rowning’s Complete Poe | x 3 Works. With 7 frontispiece illustrations in photogravure. 5 Com F ENINGS fj ’ : ort ayo, buckram.. Publication priee, $14; our price,| Works. With 6 frontispiece illustrations in phot O"*s , \ A ; vols., mo, gilt top. Buckram, Publication price, $12; our 5.35) TIlE ea tliegs paperanian Ge fraatlatiecs price, $4.50, Half leather-—publication pice, $18; our ' ions in photogravure. 12 vols., 8vo, gilt top, buck- | Price, $6. Bueetatians tn bs price, $24; our price, $6 Half lecther-—| _ William Shakespeare's Complete Works, “Edited by susblication price, $36; our price, $12. Richard Grant White. With 6 frontispiece illustrations in rea et endl Holmesa Complete Works, With 14] photogravure. 6 vols., lt top. Buckram. Publica frontispiece illustrations in photogiavure. 14 vols., 8vo, | tion price, $12; our price, $4.50. Half leather—publication Gilt top. Buckram. Publication price, . pri price, $17; our price, $6. €10,50. Half leather, publication price, $ Alfred Lord Tennyson's Poetical and Dramatic Works. Breakfast-Table Seri by Giver q 6 frontispiece ill erator in photog: re. 6 vols. rontispicce illustrations in photogravure. i 5 le ublication pt our price, Slippers, patent leat her With Git rep. Buckram, Publication price, $8 . publication price, $18; ice, $6. ore $3. Half leather, publication price, $12; ou $4. hakespeare—the larger Temple edition. Published by everybody >” icicle “Good. Yes, I'll hustle right up as soon as we get in, and don’t you dare ie start dinner till { yet there. Mighty handy this Long Distance Telephone, eh, Sis. Good-bye.” ; res had to be pulled in the big shirt wome sections Meiting Snow for Water. Bhtory and nut bolt worke at chester. wery dealer in tot ring water sold out early ippiles iit being rushed ! & pore Millions of similar Christmas messages will be flashed over the telephone. ‘The comfort and convenience of telephone service is perhaps never more appreci- ated than during the holiday season. to thaw them so ed valves to their house heatin nd were surprised to have all ter in them sucked out by so Have You a Télepbone? Drouth Since June 18. he drouth has preva! without ik Worth mentioning since the ith last June. The faliure of the fall Bis caused the conpauy to take stops piutilixe the Converse | » but the effy ay joaway for ace now ‘occurred. fhe Greenwich Water Canpony ts a Ts RS ‘ at ae ve = —. PEN EV ENE tov Real Tes Thaw any Other Store in America, | \ i lE Blt OS. SIXTH AVE., 22D AND 23a » LSTABL ED 53 YRARS, Astounding Price Cuts genuine alligator Slippers made from care- fully selected a big value.. Useful Gifts Are Best! ‘The comfort of a well made Steeper, the usefrlness Men's Black and Tan Romeos, | and protection of reliable Rubber ‘ootwear—these are ey ‘Thomas Babington Macaulay's Works. With 10 frond the McMillan Co. Edited by Israel Gollancz. Edition de 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 | fertures that make the Holiday gift coubly acceptable ack ‘and combinas || plore partrmita in photogravire, | 10 vols os Gilt top. Laure, printed in red and black, 12.vols Publication price ingere. anpvecl F 1 oe uh uckram. lication » $20; on + $7.50. uckram, $42; our price, $21. ather—publication e A Men's Black and Tan Fausts, | 24 earn sincere appreciation, Blyn q are estab- tions, Opera and Everett leather, publication price, $30; our price, $10. price, $78; our price, $40. Half calf—our price, $37.50. on ) 1 ay JOO 150 and 2,00 | lished through almost half a century of square dealing. | cut, at The History of England, by Thomas Babington Macau- i ae cee een 1,50 and 2.00 | 7 spay at Biyns” is to save all doubts—and to pay | 1.00, 1.25, 1.80, 2.00 |Fray, With 5 frontispiece portraits in photogravure. 5 vols..| __ Shakespeare Handy Volume edition. 14 vols. in a b , y r 0 ces conomy th d 2.50 §vo. Gilt top. Buckram. Publication price, $10; our price, | Flexible cloth, top edge gilt. price, $6; our price, . rices I I and i M i Men's Black and Tan Bootees, | Blyn prices is an economy that has been proven by all A BUN csscantite Re At top Tuer puication priens iB) oA price, § $2.75. Main floor, Old Building. 29 Mh Many Gtte}!) 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00] who have made the test oles HTS) 8 : { Reliable and Dwable Rubber Footwear For Men, Women and Children oR 7) r . Every pair fully warranted and abso- Styie No. 1874!4—Ciiidren’s Patent utely pertect in every particular. Made Leather Dress Boot with black corduroy om this season's fresh, live rubber: h yee ie | We do not sell inferior grades at any top. A substantial and effectively styl+| price. ish shoe of pleasing appearance. | A careful compartson of our prices jwith others will show the economy of Also: same style with velvet top. | buying at Our ‘Ten Best Stores. : Give a Blyn Order A BLYN SHOE ORDER makes a nost acceptable Xmas pitt. if you are in doubt about the right size shoe or slipper—or the style that would best please the person for whom your gift is intended, buy a Blyn Order—any amount you wish, The recipient can re~ deem it any time at any Blyn Store for its face value in footwear. stances |4 of What They Were We employ this drastic price-cutting method in order p assure an absolute clearance of all Holiday Goods. Toys, China, Cut Glass, Bric-a-brac, Jewelry, eather Goods, Slippers, Stationery, Gloves, Fancy nens, Silverware, Art Embroidery Noveities, Hatc., etc.—all have been reduced to i, to Ys and n some instances to 14 former prices. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 8th to 10th st. ss 6 to 11.,. . $1.50 ° Such sensational price-cutting has never been known before hd 1114 to 2 .. 2.00 Storm King Dull Gum Boots r but we are determined to carry over no holiday goods. It's a 20S 214 to 6 . 2.00 Men's Sizes. @ yal harvest for belated holiday shoppers, as ow buys as much as $1.00 or $2.00 did in many instances last week. You can give twice as many Christinas presents or save f of what you calculated upon sy ending. 61012, $3.75 cents or 50 cents JUVENILE FOOTWEAR gy Sites, In a great vari.ty—many novele\iyte2, $2.25 ties of execptional merit for aad F the Holidays and all of them) & $90 he pronounced VALUES for! on as Bove, 15, $1.75 Gi XS BOYS’ & CHILDREN’S) Misses’ Sises, HOUSE SLIPPERS = 1t02,_—‘$2.09 Best Styles, Complete Lines MICHIGAN FURNITURE C° FREE | BWEEKLY LADIES’ SLIP ae He who W860, 2.50, 3.00 and 3.50 | aes Girls, Semaine Tie | and four itn one, two three) FELT SLIPPERS | and French ; i heels; all leathers, > Jand Julleites of every kind, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00) cluding the popular Comfy sty: in all colors and black. PEF n OPENS AN ACCOUNT LIBERAL Evening Slippers, with ON OUR STERLING SILVER HAT PINS Positively all day to-day and all day to-morrow, regardless of the number of sales, wo shall sell solid ster- » knee length, sizes 6 to 12. $3.00 Boys’ Boots, sizes 14 to 2.. $1.75 Pumps for evening wear, with Kid and Satin, all colors 2,00|FOR WOMEN andCHILDREN | 35." Boots, sizes 3 to 6... $2.50 ling silver hat pine like th illustration, with extra long stems, at 18 cents each, It tual 0H TEN BEST STORES- SI 3 G Ladies’ Boots, fact that no better hat pins are being sold by department stores and mail order houses at 75 cents co eh y 500 DOW os Beal STORER SHOES IN EVERY.GBADE . AB FT WA ee ea ye YF) $1.28 each, We guarantee to supply dealers or anybody else at 18 cents weit Sey gal vefore 10 o'ciocis i) _— N ON sSO88 3d Ave, @ 122d St. 6th Ave, and 27h St. Gro.dway, bet. Park | Misses’ Boots, sizes 11 to 2. $1.50 to-night or to-morrow sale Mail orders filled 7 cents per parcel extra. Send cash or money order. No (ere) oe - (viv) | id eis 5 ¥ waues{® A$ OO ~ $75 Sub Ave., 39th and 40th Sis, ard Hliery Stee | Children’s Boots, samps of sheen seventy 8d Av. 86th & 87th Sireets es 6 to 1014 $1.25 222-224 West 125th St. ra 4 THIS =, DLID BRASS BED SO 41g Qo P Fisoee BRBER ‘2 ER AMOUNTS eee 2174-3 AVE. wer IB &I9 WF JPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK be f 3d Ave. 150th & 1518: Sireeis, Boweryn .Broome St. heavy weight......+..+. $2.25 FACTORIES: Men's 1-Buckle Arctics, 611 te 519 E 724 St.| medium and heavy weights $1.35 CHARLES A. KEENE 180 Broadway, NewYork |, Whelgaie ,Dorarimess = QPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS — pais .nyparment