The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1910, Page 10

Coward Shoe R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices RIGINAL FASHIONS ey Lord & Taylor i odth to 38th St. Founded 1826 TAKE OUR ADVICE The. last day before Christmas is | s'way at 6th Ay j | Have arranged for Saturday, December 24th Very Special Values aa é not the time for experimenting! i } | ; Pye Ae enn has pre ht you in | — that st n ties are sold at the p ’ . . | 7 fleweet eriees, where satisfaction [a assured, Misses’, Juntor 8 Girls’ : i ‘Coward 483i; Shoe and where delivery in time for Christmas Dresses, Coats & Suits A helpful, remedial shoo Is certain. sbdsad for weak and fallen arches. Relieves aching muscles and restores spring to the step. The fir Arch Support | Shoe Constructed on cor- rect anatomical principles. For Men, Women and Children. Any merchandise bought here Saturday, be it a piece of furniture or a piece of jewelry, will be delivered without fail on or before Monday, the 20th. We shall use special messengers, if necessary, to insure you against bei1g d'sappointed. Every contingency, possible or impossible, has been thought of ayd provided for, and we can promise that Girls’ Dresses—4 to 14 years of Serges, Cheviots, Panamas and Plaids, $6.50-Vewes to $10.00. Girls’ Coats—6 to 16 years : of All Wool Meltons, Flannel iined, buttoned to neck, $7. 5O— Values to 912.60, Girls’ Full-length Coats _ —4 to 14 years— Chinchilla, Cheviots and Mannish Mixtures all lined, high or low collar models, $9. 50—Vaies to $15.00. Misses’ and Junior Suits NEEL FECL LAD TAU DAES gue Coward Arch § Coward Exten: made by James 8. Coward, in his Custom Department forover 30 yrs. Your satisfaction with our delivery will be as complete as your satisfaction with our low prices dae SOLD NOWHERE ELSB JAMES S.COWARD- | 264-274 Greenwich St..N. YY. | (NEAR WARREN STREET) Mall Orders Filled | Send tor Catalogue } . If you have no time to select the gift Give a Macy Merchandise Bond The recipient can choose the gift at his or her leisure after Christmas. You have the satisfaction of knowing that the bond will be redeemed at the store where every dollar buys the most. Merchandise res in denominations of $1.00 and $5.00 for sale at Superntendent’s desk, main floor. AN ELEVENTH HOUR GIFT ‘ SUGGESTION Russian & Norwegian Enamel Novelties It will be great to top off mk Ul Aces Rie, wheat (0 top Wale Cheviots, Di a Christmas dinner! |] py Russian ware, brilliantly colored mosaic effects; the Nor- ae oe agenalsi ace ie seagl delicatessen | fF wegian softtunted translucent enamels, both done on sterling ‘leh dhe ; ealers have it. silver, and gilt. The collection includes Fobs, Bonbonieres, $ — Values 22.50. 1. II. HI. Buckles fastening with a tiny scimitar, Flexible Girdles, ESO Nei 20 SAPPHIRE BLUE GOWN. JYSTER GRAY PEAU DE SOIE] GOWN OF WISTARIA SILK. Cabinet Pieces, Napkin Rings, Cake Knives, Salt Cella: Demi Tasses, Bon Bon Dishes, Sugar and Creamers, rices range from a Scimitar Fob at $6.49 to a unique ‘able Set p/ one dozen Spoons, Tea Strainers and Sugar Tongs at $98.50. @own of sa) blue crepe de Chin G0! | Made with a deep yoke and full wai gkirt. Tiny black velvet buttons } the yoke and side gores of the Gown of wistaria silk cashmere, trimmed with purple velvet buttons. 1 The walgt 1s all in one plece, made] waist has a deep yoke, under slee th a smail yoke of sitver lace, and| and openings of heavy Flanders | immed with black bratding, which also] 4nd a collar of purple velvet, The d | ghirt, Tho small revers are of black] /srms a deep bar ound the bottom] Pmt In the skirt outlined with the 0 the flare cuffs and] of the wkirt on the sides, A wide black | #™Mall buttons ends just below the knees F ‘ with an Inverted plait. A narrow b: . At the oolt, ‘There te a smal] yeivet girdle gives w distinctive touch | Op valved Witenes 1b Ki the bottom, ane f gold-threaded Venise lage, | #hen worn with a softly draped black]” ,’ Jarge hat. of purple velvet with Kc velvet hat trimmed with] velvet turban, which falls over the] paie colored plumes and gold buckle Dive completes the costume. right side with a heavy tassel. worn with the costume. BRAND PLUM PUDDING Made with pure, prime fruit; as clean and wholesome as ou’d make it in your own jome, E, Pritchard, Maker, ED DYS ONgsslish Misses’ and Junior Coats Zibelines, Fancy Mixtures and Broadcloths; Several very attractive models, $14. 50-Vees to $20.00, Gold Soap is made in the Spring Street rue OVER A MILE OF TROUBLE | ¥*rkine noverst persons down. swing. | SS sepia Cun ut 1 HI FD DOCTOR | CAUSED BY A RUNAWAY. wa nae arent push | same factory as Ivory Soap. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. i WV street and Union avenue the horse ran 1 3 2 ; : Persons Upset, Trolley Car Jarred, |o ‘Tony Sansino of ‘No. 9 -Itchards 1 | We want you to buy a c&ke of Gold Soap } AFTER FIGHT AND Pushcarts Overturned in Dash |%"*Sietropoiites avenue niter ie koa} ae Ouered at lactory and try it. Test it in the wash tub Wash the H Through Williamsburg. | FaRy A cale anda Quarter | prices for the bal- |] dishes with it. Use it for any purpose for which i [SCENT HOLDUP A horse livany i wagea.|eraee eat ance of this month. laundry soap is used and see, for yourself, what a i Seen Reams caveiiaiacurey wae: lore Large Display of Styles| remarkably good soap it is. ' — Mie Weetuercsa Be Other Makes Range From | Marcy avenue Gold Soap is made in the same factory as . oo BN y } $100 Upwards Ivory Soap; and by the same skillful workmen. 182-184-186-188-190 SMITH ST: PROOHIYI: 222-224-2267 Player Pianos at $390 | Victim, Waylaid by Three, Is moll of Noe 18 y foot up to mount into the seat again Ripaten and Robbed of All |e sn ate ust mt Pat Egat oy | UI phe Mga (3 eeolgne Maps THE GREAT CRED He Had. ter, but was not badly hurt. The run: Eyesight Examinations livingston St., Mroukipec y pay i : CLOTHIER ' ' Will open anaccount with youand supe a } } ly you and your family with the very (gue } i Quality? There is nothing better. South Fourth stre e it swung the ain Ror: ; ne WiTHOUT CHARGE oe Seeinee ArD ar Cracking @ Dertect-Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. n of the Bridge '1274 B'way, 33d St. 101 Nass ~Ann St. ough a crowd and 217 lroadway, Astor House Block. — : QNem.-Apams G 1868 Established 43 Years. 1910 sat et 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St. | 7 sal times. Steffans's arrest -) Merrie Christmas! These two stores will | remain open to-morrow | Nicholas Steffans of Nv 280 First a Was arraigned in Vorkvitte this morning charged with assau't febbery. Steffans. the police charge, | ig @ member of the Gas House gang and }| Raaate of » political pull Paly Wednesday last Steffans was re- from the workohuse to which he The horse Grand stre Plaza, ¢ ed across the new WearHittonCiothes| The finest ready-for-service clothes for men in America, 49-50 to 540 Stores in New York Bway, Cor. 37h | BROOKLYN 219-221 Broadway | Mee, Se a OOF Special Premium Offer : During November and December, we offer, tor Only 100 Gold Seap Wrappers, an eleven piece assortment of the finest quality of pressed @lass—a reproduction of ew cut glass design. It consists of « two- quart pitcher, six tumblers, butter dish, cream pitcher, suger bow! and spoon holder. Regular value, wrappers. You cao heave either the pitcher and six tumblers or the butter dish, cream pitcher, suger bow! and spoon holder for 50 Gold Soap Wrappers. Gold Soap Premium Stores— “Where visttors are welcome.” Manhattan Brooklyn Fire Arsene, near tet Meee 39 Osborn Strect, bet. Liberty and Gleas r 4th Avena. ormton Sireet, near Broedway, jadison Avenue. ‘old Street, opposite Loeser's. st grades and latest styles. Wechal- lenge you to buy better grades in cash stores at our prices. Besides, we guare ey antec everyarticle; and besides this we arrange terms to suit. $1.00 WEEKLY Opens an Account ‘heen pent four months ago for an alleged attempt to kill Policeman Cam: | of the East Twenty-second atreet The policeman was at Nine. | Street and East Hiver one night | Steffans, it was charged, sprang | At 2 o'clock thik me twe other men, it 1 from @ doorway at Fi A and caught "Mo. M3 East Twenty-third atr Hall was severely pummelied Qp@ robbed of 15 cents, all tie money . bed e assailants were about to run Bot to hie feet and knox down. Policeman King of the tyssecond street siation ran In New Jersey sin NEMA Place Street, bet, Market and Beak Both St Streets. Special Breakfast, 39c | BAKED APPLES AND CREAM. GRIDDLE CAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP, | HAM AND EGGS. OR IN. ran Grad Street, acer Mela Street. PMSA liege Avenue, meer Mearee Street. . night until ten, and as a last hint we suggest that our supply of jewelry, | handkerchiefs, gloves, | IZABET! Be Aiea Piece, ope. C. R: R. Dept ‘a two companions fled. tn Om top of Steflans pounding both tet hen King #iruck the p pest instant COUNTRY SAUSAGE SAUTE POTATOES TOAST, ROLLS OR CORN MUFFINS | COFFEE, TEA OR MILK ~ Christmas Dinner, 59c Ladies’ and Misses’ ‘ ON EASY TERMS. | _$1-98 to $3.00 Men’s Hats and Pants.| Brag Yor Boys and Girls. | Alterations FREE. Diew lo Uospital INCE PIE, AMERL } ; Saturday, December 24th Coats } 7 | 11.30 A. M, to 2.15 P, M Miltary Overcoats i) p : rime ‘ | NA pee + Me aa aia 5 pines , ) Allgrades, $12,750 $19 mee): neckwear, toys, toilet Hanis SNe te wep tite so sai toad | SS aS now $4 3-29 | ing ti CREAM OF CHICKEN. move into a ~ ° pil 5c K pe bans goods, leather goods, REINE MARGOT af CONSOMME Mea! rane uo to $30 Lacie. Brestes. | Pips wept in the etation vounc SOILED SALMON STEAK, BEREOL! ware 1 .49 to } qeylight and then cevorie lea h CST SPOAGHED EGG.” MIREILLE, Pants, $1.98 to $6.00 mm aa t LCE novelties and MADEIRA oF ROAST (ot ELE a0 am Raincoats, $10.50 to $20 { KEY, Cran ry Sauce. 00! 4 i | GRNDCENTRALoEADNOWI2| men’s furnishings is still ||}... wMbse | aaa ot the eh Clothing 1 ier" Walnt Woman Struck by Viying team i NAIA POTATO { f W SIZE id to Foot, ""'s 0 a good—and they all Beci'cutnra'e | Make good gifts. bre Again Ne Extra Charge for tt. a Chr istmas! hg SER, folts Ueaeodte'® | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS ; WORK MONDAY WONDERS LIBERAL CPEDIT TERMS $ 1.00 Week Make Y awn ARRANGEMENT TEA, COFFE R. H. MACY & CO. y pens an Accorn our Own Terms te Sunday World Wants Work . i - ~Mondar Moniog Wonder s that 2 Morning easily found or Sunday + Wied to-day it she was walk e and Was struck been blown from ~ |Serrie Hosp Lexington ave on Mee rte ve ee ne = v