The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1911, Page 4

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_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, foi, aoa cca oe . wi HOOF ee = : SUODE LEAVES - MINCE PI DREAM bed, puta fear ——.— ae Gray Shivered as in Night-| ‘mare When Ghosily-Thing © Whirred Above His. Bed. { —-—— | ] | of Disrupted Home, Una » find the widow of Har Hellen, the Providence, R. 1, he }man who killed himeelf yest “BANG” ON ‘tHE MIRROR. And Montclair Contractor Can a revolver w a | Prove His Story by Big | girl, the Coroner to-day Horned Prize. | opened a note adiressed to her by the | | eta Hellen, care of Gustav Heliman, § | No. a4 West sixty-fitt It read: ‘or of the) Nov, a 1 P.M. whether he wos atlony of Dear Wife: This last farewell he was having to and my children, My Ife is fiiares that take ¢ t xact! “Bang went the Flying Horror| not bearable and 1 cannot stand tt awake, but w wd clothes A year ag Atimmings v eased you were | sing of the In about sure he was a js one year has been miserabie to me no matter what I have done to you, a faint squawk. He 1 was wrong, yet they say life is that he had not been| sweet, and it always has been to me to th up to a yea when our trou itton, Before he ce started. After you left me in Pr hing had hit the brbeh gain om was flooded with elec. jere was a foolish, blinded ge Jalways end ta pun Jear and ¢ Estab. j What Our 80 Years’ si Gray, told, bia family, he Successful Practice “in “Montelair, he was | Means to YOU. wled to take the bird Jast this: No firm could enjoy that record unless customers were satisfied. ‘ It's wise to demahd long Iv from the window « anuvencd a Mr, Gray's office all of to- | experience and proven the close eonfinemen reliability when your eyes need assistance. Se | lie is alto why there Eyes Examined \itts' ig) hairw tn the contractor's: head, ee By Registered Physicians, Oculists of Long Experience. ‘aml Une reputation ing your a story unless you A MypreRs0vs SWISHING SOUND, BACK, AND FORTH OVER WIS HEAD. that a just 1 him for that last tOok ot of the ref ‘Wwhoof! Whoof ot fr <i ghokily rustle passed over his hand ah, ack and forth from one corner of the’ reom to-another. Lying flat on hts beck @ was rushed to the étaring A at the cetitnay trying | Pt ee | be-it AWaACdin Saray cou Penney! Hospttal, where she was From Stage to Hospital, Verfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50, not help erated upon almost immed! “Whoot! Whoof! Whopf!" i jie A came toe thal Oculiste’ Opticians He was sure he could feet the play of K last nigh yay 247B'dway, Aster House responsive whiffs of alr on his cold{ 5 {ast nKnC) sco Sisth Av.,224St. 101 Nessse — Ann St. cheeks. A gray Ment came 42d—Bet. Window and the chairs, th Ave. 7 Corner Street iorw Yeat Sales-Day Coats, Suits, Dresses $50 12. 14.50 18.7 Two Tone Reversible Coats Smart Blue and Gray Chinchilla Coats Magnificent Seal Plush Coats Stunning Blanket Cloth Coats Embroidered Black Broadcloth Coats Braided Black Broadcloth Coats Very Special Suit Sale | 10. 75 Formerly 17.50 14, 50 Very Special Dress Sale \\ 598 Formerly 9.75 ina 8 75 17. 5 Formeriy 15.00 Formerly 29.75 | i p \ j 11. 75) Every fashionable i : ‘ 3 \ F of the season in She wiost: stylis } : ve Mik, yf Formerly 19.75 z i i j yg) ! Included are smart grace. and ¢ At. { L serges, silks, crepes, etc., mirl the f \ Hin in stylish coat, Quaker, bats 1 \\ shirr-trimmed and other x Y equally clever models. tures.and nov Od A | [& y i Our dress department of- if rics J and J al fers values that have not i ‘ apeernor For. through- out New York. “ TO HER “AFFINITY” |Man Who Died Gazing at Pic-! tures of Children First Wrote I! dience and took the chtidron away { PRIVATEERING GOATS GET BOY BURGLAR SENTENCED. - RAGLAN from me fT have felt to do what I ery day tt | REAL ESTATE MEN’S GOATS.) ravnona i New York old by lving to | Promoters Tell Coney Island Court! titted im ‘on left me ‘ame 1 i War was ¢ real estate promoters of Bath Beach 19) jng him the Ho: Pa rts’ Park sec+| might tand that his stey 1 be free to mk as ho has pronilien y ju jcllian eok | change of trot " ony. Gor 5 While the J ypy. Your broken hearted ny Det one Twenty were taken be-| r ; Sy insurance be fore Magistrate Ilylan tn Coney Island of the Judge ate e threats of] 6th Ave., near 3ist St... ee oY Broadway~ 22d St. king down, mote than Court charged with allowing privi art ing goats to wander at large over the| frontier, despoiling clothes Lines, de- pressing real estate values in the eyes of probable buye: \d, in one instance, walking into a woman's kitchen door | and eating the ba shoes. These complaints were made by M. ‘T. Sever- and Home Buyers’ Alliance. ° to “Ee For the goat owners, Vito Solsa of pune ™ No, 1314 Sixty-seventh street, said i of his #miling | maurading boys caused all the trouble | Fifth Avenue . utting ropes and pulling up stakes ring the animals near their owners’ has been 1 4 in the lette mer found t Frederick Bellamy, owne where H. 1 of his dead, with t Httle children hetd | | revolv he other, At yofitat atreet addres it | HouMen. ; heii vo Will Close Out Thursday 10 at the v0 the: fat © roving goats at No. 5 Sixty Pk lek heh Dred” rary ny nbech seventh street, and was fined $1, pe gy te obey nt reals it Policeman Coffey told the magiatrate ’ * Tom Hollen at stated intervals. | ft! that most of the Sicilians were keeping W wan understood there that Hillman was | thele goats in chelt celinrs waiting fee | omen’s Winter Coats | Fo et mth A A A hd i related to Mrs. Hellen war clouds to blow by. | - - ~ A collection of desirable ful! length models for street, travel and - e motor wear of Imported Tweeds, Cheviots, Reversible by n, ‘te rg, So, Cloths and Polo Cloths. Women's and Misses’ Outer Garments 1 2 5 0 54 to 58 West 234 St. Heretotore $25.00 and $29.50 The New Store’s An Unusual Offering of NEW MODELS OF Great Women’s Black Broadcloth Coats | ( oat Sale | Black Broadcloth Coats ' | ad eae trimmed, satin rae $25.00 18.50 - Radically | Dressy Black Broadcloth Coats ° del of ‘oadcloth, velvet and braid | Reduced Prices timed sain ined ant wor! iterincd Valve 43480 25.00 | Fur Collar Black Broadcloth Coats 17.50 Reversible Coats. 9,0) Full length, of black broadcloth; Persian lamb or skunk | opossum fur collar; quited silk lined; silk ornaments. a 50 18.75 Chinchilla Coats. 12,0| ete | | 19.75 Polo Coats....... 12.75 SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY 22.50 Broadcloth Coats 14,50 Women’s Dresses and Suits 25.00 Broadcloth Coats 16,75 At Greatly Refluced Prices 35.00 Broadcloth Coats 29.°"| Women’s Dresses - Serge Dresses im navy or black, braid trimmed, also 36.00 Evening Coats... 175° tid corduroy eon PE etatore $2080 1098980 18.50 35.00 Cheviot Coats.... 22.59) Afterrioon Gowns Of crepe meteor, crepe satin, chiffon and crepe de Chine, 75 hand embroidered and trimmed models. e 29.50 Velvet Coats...... 19, dered imed models. s40s0 29,50 25.00 Two Tone Coats, 15,9| Evening Gowns ; 35.00 White Outing Of embossed velvet on chiffon, also crepe meteor or silk, I tri ing. = Coats.......... 1 7,50 Ke ddeiee aad ot ble vi Heretotore $59.50 to $69.50 37.00 50.00 Seca 35,0] Women’s Tailored Suits Cae ne | Dressy tailored Suits of imported diagonals, cheviots, broadcloths, English corduroys and velveteens. 29.50 Zibeline Coats... 1 7,50) Heretofore $39.50 to $45.00 29. 50 27.50 Vicuna Coats..... 1 9,75) FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th Sts. 30.00 Plaid Back Coats. 1 9,75 . BOSS FISHER BROS. 65.00 Imported Velour 42.50, AWEEK coLUmMBUS AVE. BET. 103°4 104"5T5 35.00 Coat (as meatal 19.75 & N re) MON EY DOW N aac PF Don’t be a grouch. Don’t be a slave. Don’t let your become a mere matter of and clcthes and rent. Let in a li Let in some music. Good spirits laughter will follow, A ME R PIANO i} in your home will h.t Gloom and Mel- ancholy a hard crack between the eyes, Don’tsay youcan’t afford it. You can afford anything that will lighten your burdens and bring the roses to i the children’scheeks What's a dollar a week or $5 a month to you, if it will drive the shadows from the house and put sunshine in their place ¥ Why goon saving and skimping and skimping? Why don't s y life while you have it? Re old boy, that after you lose OF arate | e long silence, It's all right to be Let us send you this splendid sweet-toned piano for a month's free trial, +7" ST Not a cent of expense to you. See what effect music has on your children, See the smiles ripple over Mother's face when she hears the rhythmic patter of the children’s feet keeping time with some rollicking march or their little voices || blending in some sweet refrain, Ah, what’s the use of stew ng and fretting and worrying? Cutit out. Can it and throw the can away. ‘The 8175 that this fine piano will cost you will || buy thousands of dollars’ worth of happiness. 4 Jost or found uritcles, ads Don't be a grouch. For the Lord's sake loosen up and make & home out of your home. If you like the piano after the month’s free trial these are the terms of sale, and they are very liberal, NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN. NO EXTRAS, NO INTEREST ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS, Piano Stool | and Scarf Free. Sold Under Rothschild & Company's Guarentee Bond, THE MEISTER PIANO CO. | fin ial) ite (ROTHSCHILD & CO,, Sold Owners, Chicago, Ill.) 2190 “AVE. 120" Purses are filled— EASTERN BRANCH, NEW YORK CITY hearts are made glad Clarendon Bldy., S. £. corner t8th Si, & 4th Ave, By the timely use Tel. Stuyvesant 353-354 TAKE ELEVATOR TO TENTH FLOOR || 2 lenmen tl Gay tan oun Se eee OECOATS Iam broken-hearted, Baby's Shoes Aren’t Safe from | Judge ‘Ryan. in the Childrens! Court, | f ‘ to live for, 1 have Four ited Wanderers. 1 Bite vidyt Tle Was sent the New | « but it {4 Impos- . York Juventle a a ‘ nye t Jared to-day between! an indefinite ' 1, Judge Ryan give i isonably economical, but when i comes to making a slave of yourself, it's wrong—dead wrong. F I | | 23rd Street West = a |_of a Word Want Ad. NOTHER demonstration of Renard Millinery SUPREMACY Sale Tomorrow Thursday Only: 10 Dozen Silk Velvet HATS Our Own Special Blocks In five of the latest, smartest, best-selling models, ‘two of which we’re illustrating above. ForthisSale ONLY, at 3. 75 Regularly 6.95 to which price they will positively be restored d at; close of Sale cow | Exceptionally original and charming showing of The New Parisian CORSAGE ona COIFFURE GARNITURE As presented in some of the most exquisite Natu flower ard foliage off 1 ever imported. The accepted garniture of fashionable aris for even- ing and street costumes—a positive craze abroad. |NOW POPULARIZED BY 75° |RENARD AT EXTRAORDINARILY FAVORABLE PRICES 69c to 4.50 TABLE DECORATIONS in Ribbon, Floral + and Foliage Effects to special order, A distinguished exhibit awaits your approval, Between Sth & 6th Aves., N.Y, ——— EE

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