The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1911, Page 8

| SINGERS HERE FOR DEBUT | su>stance of terra firma were several NCE WAS EATEN; | operatic stars who are to make their CASE : RESTS 0 ON SMELL.| IN BOSTON OPERA COMPANY American detnt'with the Thonton’ Opera LEGED GANEL ‘ompany. They ate Madeleine d bora ot the 0} Comique, Parts; yore Alleged Booty ty Happened to Bel sim| After riding a Potter, tenor; he wife, ditle,, Atna- 4 seas all the way in by egy and Pp burger Cheese and Isn’t Found 1 on Accused “Fence.” Tony Lento, who keeps a candy atore | at No, 8% East One Hundred and sapped. Thirteenth street, was arraigned $1) Among the first cabin passengers who! Bahamas, Pantel T. Tudor, his wifo IN WILLETT CASE Harlem Court to-day on a charge of| were might 1 tw return to the firm and three litte girls, | recaing ftolen ods —ee Eee | ". H. sine, | Named in 7 he irongeat lence, our jonor, ut the" “B) Queens Judiciary Scandal, pt into h bump that] b rail, The that keeps off th rn as s being swung tn den ly Among other passengers on the St. he new Chief Justice of the ENTER OUR GREAT PROVERB CONTEST “I don't care what you had,” inter rupted the court. “What have you.’ “I was about to aay," replied Reed, WOR bb_FEUASDAL, NOVAMPAA 18-51. Lost, Stolen or Strayed! 100 Women’ Ss Coats Hai justo co te” One ere hh neds the she of sane of fm cows IN VALUABLE Of Petersham Montagnac posed pth but the defendant sold Lagi f it and IS SERVED IN COURT.|™5 i sit cana fat four ‘1$21,000 PRIZES F REE Made on a Poiret Model New French More Than 2,600 Prizes. Why Not Win One? GRAND PRIZE LIST Isto EVERITT AUTOMOBILES <Q V9 0g im 3 Self Starting, $1500 Ea. At $12.75 Earlier in the season we were asking manu: facturers to let ys have coats of this character to those of your friends — for sell at $25. Christmas is within counting For comfort and practical smartness, they are not] distance. surpassed by any coats we have seen this season. Box upon box just arrived Many will mistake the materials for chinchilla, | from France. The finest, sheerest, which it resembles. It lends itself admirably to the|aintiest handkerchiefs cat a plain lines of the full loose cont, 2 made as the picture|#n° women, at Prices bad shows, with roomy sleeves, pa‘ pockets and large revers that may be latched close up beneath the FC RS Sat dainty chin. lomen's elaborately embroidered and Here in navy blue, light and medium gray, dark te benaiched ice See brown, and bright red. Very well made andfinished.| Women's emart All sizes for women up to 40 bust. $12.75. chiefs, with Subway floor, Old B Walter Said He Paid Busteed|Ar"etturasy ant Ce | $2,000 He Got From Jus- Sees. Agp ticeship Candidate. Handkerchiefs replenish your own stock and place ali they found was ios dante tense perfume that Iimburger jeaves behind oe In the absence of the material avi- tore once, Tony was held for further exam- [Be the storm blew over that ee ners four boys will appear marked the appearance in the West] against him when he is arraigned again, P Bide Court to-day of William H. Bus- —>—_— William Finnell, John Haggerty | EQUR SCALDED TO DEATH f fe , Ge shares. of tele WHEN BOILER BURST. 8 house at} Men in Agony and Blinded by Secreto appear next} Steam Make Desperate Effort to Escape. a Monday in the Supreme Court of Queens inty to testify in the Willett judi- AUBURN, M. To Nov. 10-—Peur men, an engineer, an o! nd two deck wands, whose names are not known, wmployed by Scott Brothers, canal con- Just Think—2500 More Prizes! Full Particulars and Prize List May Be Obtained at the Store. ——— QUALITY ALWAYS We Always Consider Quality First, Last and All the Time. Potatoes, 100-Ib. bag, We sell them at 2c a Ib. Large, mealy potatoes; excellent cookers. eo At least 1¢ a Ib. under the wholesale market to-aay. A very economical article. Just the very best milk we can buy. On account of a favorable contract we e offer it at this low price. A. & P. Brand, the choicest Maine corn, a can Sultana Brand, the Country Gentleman variety. Smoked Shoulders, - Ib., Condensed Milk, 4,“ Can, Canned Corn ‘scandal. This unexpected angle followed two spectacular’ raids made last night by Ebig details of policemen, under the di- of Police Commissioner Waldo, Ing which the White Light district enough excitement to keep it foe k calling of of “unten in the Willett |tnd covered them with eteam. of the testimony of], The dock hands had gone into the ho said he, sold |atttle botler-room, which 1s eight by ten aioe 1@ Auto-| eet, presumably to warm themselves, y pulsing ‘consi and Cabinet | ang were, with the engineer and oller, Just before he placed Willett in| @sleep when @ flue suddenly burst in ination for Justice of 4 Supreme | the big boiler and the room was filled t for the Second Distri omit steam. ‘The men groped Jn agony bi Walter went on to say he paid Busteed {to the doorway, where they the money received from Wil |@et out, tearing each ap my Tomorrow— We Offer 1200 ‘Pairs of Women’s Good Shoes at $1.50 a Pair Not a pair of them would look out of place with a $3 price-ticket attached; and many of them were made to sell for $3.50. There are two reasons for selling these shoes for half price and less. The first reason is, that we bought them for much less than such shoes usually Embroidering Initials On Handkerchiefs After Dec. 1 Orders placed early will re- most careful attention. poids ade ey Aner. Long Island gamb- | the other, and w! ery of Busteed's coterie — oy 9 ora to “The second reason is that, though there are all sizes in the group, there are not all sizes in each of the several styles. All are welted and stitched shoes of good style and weight for immediate wear. The styles: Patent leather, with kid tops, lace Blucher or button. Patent leather, button, with cloth top. button, lace and Blucher. gamst |, After all it of Me lively pote ecene thi followed the c: an the twe tied ine tow minutes. The men Ry est Side court the Faia ‘were only known by d until 2 o'clook UBER ARRANGED POSTPONE- Bi codbed aay Here Nev. 18, MENT WITH POLICE. ‘ABHINGTON, Nov. 16.—Secretary seas of the Department of Commerce? Labor will address the American As- Paes Ser cots lig Satpal bbl represent lena Lal : honed t Foreign Newspaper Publish. a ST epublichn leader of the Bix. [sociation o on Aane: sernbly District. Just before | e"® &t New York on Nov. 18. 278 Stores in the U. 8. ‘These Prices for Metropolitan District Onl; All $1.50. Ready Friday morning. Women’s. Lingerie Waists 65c, regular $1 Grade All fresh and new. In many pretty patterns. All high-neck, three-quarter sleeve styles. 300 Taffeta Silk Eeseeoees) $1.95 Plain and changeable taffeta in black, white and many shades, 300 Woaees House Dresses, 75c Regular $1 Be ges For Magnitude, Quality, Scope and Values These Are Unsurpassed. Advertising the highest class clothing at remarkable values, such as these, is the centrifugal force of all successful enterprises. The sales to date of our great overcoat sale are a magnificent tribute to Hackett, Carhart’s clothing popularity and a manifestation of confidence in our great clothing values. This sale has been observed with curious interest by the people and by the “ trade.” We purchased from two mills—their stock of overcoatings at a very low price due to “apathy” on the part of these manufacturers, This, combined with the artistic power our designers possess, results in this stock of overcoats of integrity. Are you apathetic about overcoat sales? If so, call at one of our f gaged the pertie terney. ae the police have. any ar to m any ons %, "Of t the police. Where are dants? Gruber—They thought the case was tte Dressing ues, Specially Good, at 50c Two styles. One with fi ack, one belted. Dark colors. floor, Old Building. A en to Business Men 5 ket ited into the arena with - ovata that his conduct was aoa ee ee "impute stores aoc examine what we have told you about. Who Wish to Give Something at tee rape oper pr ts of one ee Cold’s” “Best Dressed” Lait gaa aphipgeit ees ‘The upshot of the storm was that the ° Py Table Damask, slightly counter. se £ ercoats Winter Suits GIVE FURS soled, “The farewell pris are “Built” for wear, but not lacking In all th b , tans, in style, Thess Overcoats rep. blues, and mixtures of both ig, piace nega ae end the ge 4 made a. lish and aaa effects. Author- aracter, snap and tative models—expensive desi arate We are showing and not too numerous to Gores the latest nglish and American popular. The quality of these models—in fact our stock em- suitings and the tailoring on these braces everything of an English Suits shouldcommand much higher nature with the exception of the prices. Read the actual values Play: not ‘answer to his name. The fet-Atiorney promised to have ‘sim Hf And Give Them Now So that Wife or Daughter Can Wear Them to the Horse Show and Opera If you love camping, the forests, streams and fields long ago gave you some secrets of their swarming inhabitants. You can tell a raccoon from a fox, a beaver from a mole, Linen Huck Towels, | $1.75 dozen Heavy, hemstitched, pure linen huck towels, 18 by 36 inches. Subway floor, Old Building ring. re was a hint that the haste to get f= geepeed As 0¥ rg new styles—the and then he pgloes asked—“Ex- a wolf from a wild cat— AlleLinen Napkins, materials ready for you. amination t But can pou tell them after their,warm furry pelts have been $1 dozen sag Value $1 1.50 ma) Velue 13 50 dressed and dyed and shaped into luxurious, soft, beautiful garments 18-inch pure German linen dice wre: e Me mits ee e for your wife, “daughier, sister to wear? ; Le Se oe Seas jue oe, $13.50 hyaline $15.00 Not many men know this, so somebody must know for Reaver ort OY Butiting them. The Wanamaker Store has fur experts who pick flaw- less furs from all that the hunters in many lands send out to the cities to sell. $22.50 Value. ‘alue eee | ae gions wc eaeen i rcoats. ° Suits... e Linen Glass Towels, $1.68 dozen tricts its selling to genuine furs, Pure linen, checked glass towels R $28 Value 2.50 Val The Wanamaker Store res! ig to gen ‘ 17 bp 06 inciae tants hee Re aenel mete 6 Sake les Overcoats. . $ 1 9.50 * Suits . . ue ‘ $2 7.50 honestly named. Pasa Building loosen the tightest cough in one Our prices are moderate because we have no fur house- ure any cough or cl cold a. a very short time. Here is the formula: oe $22.50 O35 Value $30.00 and-help expenses in summer. $35 Value $38.50 Val Choice of furs is interesting and very neces8ary, because For Children’s oa te: $25.00 Suits is oe) $32.50 each fur is different; but strange as it may co in many (ae $27.50 Mens Winter $35. 00 shops only one or two scarfs or muffs are shown at a price. Winter Wear Pint of boiling water $00 V Value Imp'ed Fabric ° Here there are a number of furs, and sometimes several styles Wool and worsted sweaters 1s ke buy i on Overcoats.. $32.50 Suits...... $40.00 at a price from which to choose. Peng A yd 3 ne a xene (concentrated), empty it into # pint bottle and fill up with the syrup. Takes teaspoon- ful every hour or two as oe Valu Velue § 3 7. 50 Dest esalble § 4 4 00 ts., juits...... e eae ia st fine iN 20 well. [Compared with Isbeled cough E, E, TURLINGTON, Vice-President e you'll save 8 or é ; m and not be 265 Broadway | 841 Broadway | 119 Ww. 42d Street : Near Chambers Street Cor, 18th Street Near Broadway or bermful : HARL f, AND 42D STREET STORES OPEN EVENINGS, cardinal and white. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Price $1.50. Extra warm blanket robes with roll collar, patch Pockets and turn over cuffs, bound in satin, Cord girdle. Sizes 4 to 16 years, jAll colors, $3. 50, JOHN WANAMAKER dfs, 01 Bang j Formerly.A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. | Coats Made of Genuine Shetland Sealskin will serve as examples. There are sizes 34 to 42, all at the one Price of $500. Coats of the same beaytiful fur will be made to order up to size 46, also at $500. Such seal coats are a standard of elegance in clothes, just as dia- monds are in jewelry. Fur Salons, Second floor, Old Building. 125th Street Near 3d Avenue