The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1910, Page 11

‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1910. Robert Hoe of printing press fame ts looked forward to with peculiar interest as probably the biggest event of the kind in the annals of New York book auctions. The sale of the Hoe art col- lection, which will make a large splash in the picture mart, ts impending simul- of the classic dramatists, appeal to high-pein Apled ¢ UP AND DOWN COLUMBIA BOY FOUND IN SHAFT PICTURE LANE By Henry Tyrrell. taneously, fixed. dates as yet not precisely Will Extradite Kivgman. an invd | late John tf, Converse, of Philadelpht | that gives on pau who was at one time president of te | almanac. ‘Trans Pennsylvania Academy of fine Arts. | terms, it me: These pictures—among which the Bar- | deo bizon painters are notably represented, | q Jand at least four American artists | js showing her water color pictures of | (Winslow Homer, D. Ridgway Knight,| country and suburban places in the |W. T. Richards and Arthur Hoeber) | Rritish shires, so restful and comfy that | are present—will be put on free exhibl-| they are Hable to drive the most con tion at the American Art Galleries, | firmed tired business man from Har- ison Square South, next Friday. | n to home building. week later | Gordon fanitea lg tha ie ry 6-at Men-|to have imbibed some of this idyllic) better than a| spirit. In the sketchy, tinted little things {that has given them their env to watch how some of the) which at present are making Mr. Stieg-| reputation. ‘ of a bygone period, such as| litz’s Photo-Secession galleries on Fift! ‘| founded fa ‘Arrival for the Dance.” | avenue, near Thirtieth street, look like | unded on the Seney sale twenty years | the lobby of Marke Antionette’s am: { failed to elicit $10,000, will hold their own Trianon, where th who see and hear them, Send postal for catalogue. of madly fluctuating art Queen used to play so y maid, “Mittledean, in and “The Thatch, Heckfleld,” are | WISSNER WAREROOMS: |96 6th Ave., cor. 15th St., 538-540 Fulton St., Broo! lyn. ne announcement at this phase of the | ed into practical that In the parlors of a ishment at No, 122 East | Student’s Ankle die Broken and He Cannot Explain How WISSNER PIANOS absolutely upon their intrinsic | worth, and itis this and this al He Got in House. rely twenty-six, Milard FF. Woodrow ct An added attraction at the Amertcan | sex, alleries will be the Yamanaka Chinese -titles indicating the: vine-cov- r. Craig's aesthe and Satur-| waking life he Is th brought up in the stage t isiness has| Henry Irving's old Lyceum ‘Theat: avenue, Alt Lone, Anderson's, whose The or found articles adver into Madis sust | consequently his designs have a prac: | ud! tical bearing upon the art of dramatic | avout to. oceupy the Hyde| production and mise-enacene. In fact t the northwest corner of tne he has Wagnerlan ideas about the co- 1 Fortieth street, the grea’ | relation of the arts—music, action, This putting| and scenic setting—as applied to the| ry of the late technique of stage management. ‘They is looming Mp. nthe market of the Mb hrinting of ‘the | ONEILL: Anas G 1868 Established 43 Years 1910 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St. 200 Sample Coats yy to 4% Off Former Prices O'Neill Building—Third Floor. From a Leading Maker of Coats for Misses $16 to $25 Coats at $10 and $12.75 More than twenty styles and not over fifteen coats of a style constitute one of the most splendid lines of coats—in all colors, in the prettiest of simple styles and the most striking of elaborate styles—that we have seen. You will find In the $10 Lot, Worth $16 Melton coats, two-toned cheviols and broadcloths; some of the coats are lined with satin to the waist, and there are all sizes from 14 to 18. In the $12.75 Lot, Worth $25 There are two-toned meltons, cheviots and broad- cloths, half-lined, and some lined throughout, with satin. In this lot there are not more than two of a style and there are all sizes. We have never had two hundred better coats to sell at these prices, and certainly none of the coats that we have sold have been better made. We eg SU RE T 7 STAMPS and redeem them in merchandise. Jumbwatter shaft, plunging | wa t ot thi aft. Tk was | that he was not} ich he lves WILL HAVE STATUE ANYHOW. Detroit | city Thousands Upon Thousands of Rubbers and Rubber Boots To-Morrow, When the. Doors Open, at Less Than Regular Frices by 5 Solid 14K GOLD DIAMOND GENUINE POSITIVELY all cay TO-MOR- ROW. Wo one will be disappoiuted. We will mn the disti: being ly Jewelle: United States to quot + to Adams Building—Second Floor, ney will he rex © kizd of watch duplicated in this country aa $25.00, Wo further diamond to be gen- y Jeweller the quality mo it yourself for ‘actory your This big purchase was made at a time when few stores selling rubber boots were willing to buy. But why shouldn’t people want just these things at the very beginning of winter?) When you consider that winter begins at the 21st of December, and this is only the 28th, there couldn’t be a better time to buy. You will tind: Women’s, Misses’ For Men Rubber Boots and Boys’ Storm Adams Building—Basement Fi ie Men's Storm Rubbers, a | Children’s Leg nstead of Boots, $1.25 instead of $1.50, Rubbers Men's heavy Arc sere eer SO rethan t? WOMEN’S—Sizes 3 to 7, | one buckle, good quality isses’ Pebble-Leg Boots, nt na 89 nstend of 50c, waterproof cloths, all sizes, | $1.49 instead of $1.75. a ata : rg | 900 instead of $1.25. wool Tined, 7 T5c hired of a, #2 89 inste ad of $3.50. Men's dull finish Storm King Boots, sizes 8, $14 and 9, $1.75 instead of 82.05. Men's dull finish Boots, sizes 7, 714, 8, 8! 9, $1.25 instead ‘ol $1.95, BOYS'—Sizes 3 to 6, 50c¢ instead of 60c. YOUTHS'—Size: instead of 50c. WOMEN'’S--Lined with wool, 60c instead of 85c. Storm King Boots, as you probably know, are the long boots that reach to the thigh, or which can be folded down into a sort of a cuff when short boots are desired instead of long ones. Men's Storm King Boots, #3.75 instead of 4.50. s 1 to 2, 40c hort CHARLES A. K Diamonds, Watches, Je 180 Brosdway, New ork. Men's Short Boots, instead of &3.75, 0 World may be lett | Datcick Messenger Oltice 7s are in line with modern interpretation | and ought to T™ season's first big Mendelssohn | a ences nok oe a cdg eT teu Hall sale of paintings comes with | ¢ ¢ LD English m alleged to have been nitted while (iF DUMB WAITER the dawn of 1911, in the dispers:’ | O gardens at W ployed as N | of the notable collection formed by the) All that is claimed i They have never approbation of all N.Y. Pure Foods Near Cut Glass - Punch Sets An article few homes should he without. One of the mos Model Quick Lunch Counters, Sixth Floor - Popular Prices remarkable reproductions of nuine cut glass ever made, [Highly lished, giving it a sparkling lustre WwW persons W detect that these # are not of cut Set consists of ouDdte tarps bowl, wii ups to mate. the reguler amount of Traaing Stamps on all mh Abs nats Bought to ail at $12 to $15, Reduced To-morrow to Only. . B: treding Stampa (Uremium Parlor, None C. O. D., No Mail Orders and No Alterations. New, Stylish, Full-Length Garments fortunate purchase will be turned to the advantage of 1,000 or more women and misses ott We doubt if enother sale this season will present greater inducements to any woman seeking rviceable coat for a modest price Even those who ordinarily pay three and four times the ask will find every one ¢ se coats a surprise, not cnly in value, but in style and quality as well. Every one is smart new and art Every new, chic style is represent model. Some are lined throughout than $12, and the majority navy and Don’t delay —such events day’s selling in this busy coat sec ortment. Made of best all wool fabrics in 54-inch length ‘, or yoked lined, Not one in the entire lot worth less ach more. Every stylish color and the smart new mixtures, Misses’ sizes, 14 to to 20 years. ways attract an early crowd—ond even 1,000 coats can hardly last a n. Come early, Sale begins 8.30 sharp to-morrow Choice of Any Women’s and Misses’ Suit In Our Entire Stock Formerly Retailed at $20, $25 and $30 ara: | rd, and also trimmed Broadcloth Suits, d Worsted Suits. 8 correct; Loth fancy effects and the plain navy blue nd others f them are worth n to 44 Impor s, stylish Scotch Mixture 80 i tly all lined with Skinner's or contrasting colors. Al res from 34 to 44; satin and others with fine Peau de Cygne, in self NOW nd for every age from 14 years up. Wi Rib fleee natural color: ahirts and ‘98c). Men’ Underwear” wers to mateh: ‘ 16 $1 For ‘to Will reduce the price Cg oie Bean Women's Combination Suits Ribbed 1 y heted front side butt wear of Australian drawers, SiG Au Children’ Yc nt (Second Floor.) Buy Women’s ®2& Annual Sale Fur Hats torner|}| $2.00 Shoes at $4.09) |: Price | | Entire Stock of an Eastern Manu- J Ye “? | | dacturer Bought at 50c on the dollar. Te fe ee $12.00 1 to Imported Near Seal Hats, French Coney, Black Nu n Hare, Pony, Marmot ine, in. fine t thi ' Pairs i S .09 PAIR garments, crhied Floor.) Pyrography Wood for Buraing, including all size and kinds of Boxes, Panels, Photo Sale on Third Floor. Saute om hind ON ote THIRD OFF MARKED PRICES, \_ fies «PMB go alton sess er? Floor 1 Ee) 9c & ee Sheet Linoleums a widttis aver 0. 3710844 - Genuine Tork Linoleums — ew ri Granite Inlaid Linoteums— 1 the pict et Linoleums [519.75 Br 75 Brass Beds ener! S10 L « which is an exact ine 1 hould stimulate economi Ne $10.1 SEAS 6 mpson’s or Oiictoth Kempants Uork Tinoleum eS IQS iy cihe eit et Oe yurth: Blo 2.500 Fresh iille (s Intaid Linoleums— Dry Picked Young Hen | = Turke YS, Ibe. 24c —————S [Peaches Vos 816295 de | fe Olives and 7 MgMiaAN pry mene 18¢ | PAX PICKED aemsry 18c¢ | 4gbe ver simtors on 12! romaaunien. caLadt San CERD NEW YORK STATE 2Q¢ | PRIME SPONDING 1K 12! FRESH PORK Ways, WHE NINE AKG a MASE, , in! : Oe) ROMS 230] to bec Thrsit RAnnIs are tt 6 CHICKENS bxtee Qe | EEGs 8b Casi, 6 Wc | LRCTRN NUE NG TURRET Ys pal FRICANSE CHICKENS lic ix KE POREQUARTERS OF 8c 28c | COUNTIEY PORK SAUSAGE — 1214¢ cE re Superior Qua lity Choice New Mixed [New French Wal Fre nC h Wal- 10,000 Pounds New ae Nuts, !! 18c Nuts, lic nuts, 20c * 20c| [Mee Nuts. Pound 12:c pilates | [fore B's foro [isc 4 Lemons Potatoes Ibs, 88.40; by Monogram “Whis skey