The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1911, Page 8

meget ey cree tnemtap emt Ae CN ene OAR atid te tA tte eA red cs x WHE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER &, 1677, (FIEFORINDANS! EVESPROVEN = ESS ee De Lyon's fa pa : "nt? | A Morton Oppe “THEYRE SAFENOW:, SUPERFLUOUS AT 2 MIMOND QUIS) BUNDBAIMR = laznerart==|" Reversifie Coats, nheim Ci 22 STREET, NEW YORK, « tifies the teeth and imparts nee and fragrance to the i Skelly, the dirs checker player, to] t | } ; cies | ito reath. Mothers should teach , Judge ~~ ‘ 1 agg m i atrest, vi " aloaialt | the little ones its daily use. Polo Coats | From Boy Slayer, Who n and toxmétrow aight. fWwo games| by fingers guided only by the series of +] Goes Back Home. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS x © For Women and Misses 00 Worth at gi a $15.00 (Just Like Illustration) Made of all wool cheviot mixtures, polo and reversible materials; made in the newest reversible effect, polo, semi-fitted and reversible models; have large sailor, coat and shawl collars; are all standard $15.00 coats and you can buy them to-morrow 5. 1 (0) Mi SE faa ee a 1,250 Women’s Fine $25, $29.50, irteen-yeat-olf Raymond Towne of | Benefit stret, Worcester, Mass., | fwound up his adventures in New York { &m the Children's C n Brooklyn to- Way and wae sent home by order of ah Justice Ryan. f Raymond ran away } fm October. He # Watch from hie mothe ' tention to travel ac + “unti ne reached the * { West. Leo Brown, an older boy, who 1 next door to him, put the idea into i j | ym home early and a gold and It was his 8 the continent jd woolly” 34th Street . thead, he said, and also urged lim to the wherewithal to start the jour- Clearance of Women’s Trimmed Millinery Entire Stock of Paris Models, including Fur and Fur Trimmed, Plain Tailor Made, Fancy and Feather Trimmed Hats Values to $35.00 Reduced to 10.00 35.00 Misses’ Tailored Suits 15.00 ALSO SUITABLE FOR SMALL WOMEN o4e . a) Distinctive Boys’ Clothes » Their plan was to come to New _ | ‘York, get employment and save enough ‘money to take them to Chicago, From (Chicago they would work their way to Denver and thence into Arizona, where | whey would engage in mortal combat }, faith the Apache. Ls ‘When Leo and Raymond got to New | ' Leo was custodian of the funds, «Me got Raymond a job with Mills & ‘on Broadway, and for two weeks rsed Raymond's salary. Then one Leo “blew.” ‘ however, stuck to his job 004, He won the oontidénce employers and got a raiso of SPECIAL TO-MORROW «4 Boys’ Custom Tailored Double 4 Breasted Knickerbocker Suits of Pure Wool Fabrics in exclusive designs and new colorings. 8 to 18 years. Regular values to $17.50 Reduced to 9.75 | it halary. When the poitce at test sot on Misses’ and Junior Plain and Fancy $35, $40 and $45 Tailored ipat but c0cd seperts of him. ale om ea hind of aes 9p as 15.00 roo plovers wrote a letter to Justice Ryan revailing Colors. Linings of extra + J Boys’ extra well tailored Russian $15 00 Rech Sites sliowee after the Coristmas quality satin. Overcoats of all wool Chinchilla, Suits All Marked at fe come back to New York and Values to $35.00. Reduced to —_— _— ! Kersey and Fancy Mixtures. Fashionable colors and designs. this job. Court Jectured Raymond and also | Praised fim for making g00d at his job | ®hen Raymond was put on the train and Started in the direction of home. } Psat he tnd é $16.75 Girls’ Coats $8.90 Girls’ Tailored Coats of frei | | These splendid suits are made of velvets, chiffon broadcloth, men’s wear serges, men’s wear mixtures, imported striped zibeline, imported whipcords, |? finest cheviots, Scotch tweeds, etc., etc., \~ in black, navy, brown, gray, leather, white \€ serge and hairline stripes for. theatre wear. A sale such as cannot be repeated this season. The most attractive tailor- made suits in town, suits that are posi- tively $25 to $45 value, in sizes 84 to 44, ; extra sizes 46 to 56 for stout women, and 14 to 20 years for misses; savings that will tempt every woman who has the 214 to 10 years. Value $6.95, Special 5.00 Broadcloth, Cheviot, Chinchilla More Repeal Bitlis. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Bills to re- + peal the act creating the Com:nerce and Fancy Mixtures (lined through- 8.90 out), Caracul Cloth Trimmings. Also | . Boys’ three-quarter or full length Over- ) Plain Polo Cloth Coats. Sto 16 years. coats in rough fancy ten | 12.75 Values to $16.75, Reduced to fashioned after mannish styles. $13.50 Girls’ Coats $6.90 5 to 18 years, Values to $18.50 Girls’ Coats of Cheviot and Double ’ A ; Faced Tweed Mixtures. Deep Shawl Boys’ Russian, Long Convertible and three-quarter Box Overcoats of Collars of Self Material. 8 to 16 years. 6.90 ‘ 7.50 Value $13.50. Reduced to Chinchilla and Fancy Mixtures. 214 to 18 years. Value $12.75 ae Geinibnatint). ercnitn. ws copepeercnm cee ee ; CRS mam, |} least idea of buying a suit; 1,250 Peepers il ‘ » ENGLAND, WHE OODS I BUY FOR SPOT CASH A TEAM LOAD OF MARTIN’S of them for to-morrow—your ver bere creat + eo slp ape pelt wef aay bel wdlge tern med FINE ENGLISH WORSTEDS from New England’s largest unrestricted choice at only $5.00 Wert Seineigal machinery used thers ts American uaae lori, and T would be pleased to have the public of New York finns ee wont In America we use the same gachinery, import their labor, use the: same Eebect baa blooded stock yarns, but it is not possible to get lori finish. if Something in the air and water of that (seehras is eepactally adapted to the dyette Suit or Overcoat to Or der, $1500 | i Stylish and finish of fine worsteds, and, I contend, when I advertise Martin’s Worsteds 3 ade in Huddersfield, England, I am giving you the last word in Cloth, as these Before the advent of the Sherman Trust Law every high grade au ees gen Progace. mill in America had a guaranteed price on their woollens, which they - | , T ‘No Deposit 50c a Week aun Neal rrabtey peewee thet eee Gea iad Sere it Oe cmcaty, have discontinued since the legal troubles between the United States Genuine Leather Couch, $24 £5 gold me a raft of these goods at my price, I insisted on the original tickets being | Government and the trusts, and this selfsame importer closes out to Siodig ths ob dae piss oe giegd bh Niagra wih 0, Mr, Reader. | me a line of American woollens second to none, and includes the fol- Hash Worn, the cheapest yard of which would ON at Was eae, and che lowing makers: Kuhnhardts, Hockanums, Mabbits and Standish. For Men and Women ; If you buy your clothing ; here, you will not only save money, but you get the goods— . that price to $8.00 for et Overcoatings, which I have included in this stock. | These goods are the finest America can produce, and my impression , when I made eddy is that many persons On CREDIT A bought these from the You and your entire fam- i | ER Ang i 4 | selfsame importer as ily can dress well and in + of trumpets because I wanted foreigns. the best style on the } ae to See ee 1 have 5 The fact that I have ff } mall outlay of ; as ier oven thiee thee mi these goods does not take $1 Per Week sand suite and overcoats. It Prk” uys a on away from them their ‘ 4 Value like this can only be offered by purchasing enormous quan- has been my extreme p'ea es. f quality. They were sold Our extensive and well ‘| tities. This couch is built on a solid oak frame, neatly carved. The cov- sure to have a number of wr ae | to me and guaranteed selected stock is at your J) ering is of real leather, and the deep “diamond” (utting means long wear first customers back for the cae . ae | fresh and cleat and thi service and awaits your £1 and solid comfort. second and third order, and te A 0 ar ii S x 9, f Ld choice. Co ‘hing for Men, ¥ | A host of other Couches, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Davenports and I can assure every man who ‘ f AN season's stock. In fact, a Women and Children— | sofa Beds of every kind calle thet if you buy Mar- wine al — NS | great number of them are Hats and Millinery. 4 emis ; tin’s Worsted from me at a ‘ } ee ar S| next Spring’s goods, 12 ALTERATIONS FREE f _Pay $1 fortnightly or $2 monthly, if more con- od $16.06, the inings, eee 5 ; y MS | and 14 oz. in weight. venient. Collector sent if reques:ed, 10% discount if ings of 4 7 e Dy o ay casl pee cot all fs ag : ‘iN : IN| Myprice for the Amert- ©@ you prefer to pay cash. eral color and the garment . Wie can goods will be ° will be made in my own work- y) i S it Substantial on at Fe Ws y ull or : . Your order is Cake f : s Eaten with dhe undertndin Worsted ae i Ovareeat. Li ‘Christmas Presents e satisfactory to ya | you or new garment to rs 2 § Yi : to Ord { | Desks, Bookcases, Rugs, Rockers, Parlor Bee as Leap yeu h Vv Us Oo Urder ferent \' Suites, Tables, Morris Chairs, Davenports, posed of all the quiet, con-| see | y Was : ESTERDAY’S Cabinets, Clocks, Lamps, Pictures. eervative shades, nothing | Hh Ha ft ou { | $ ay £55 World ‘ flashy or fancy, and I would Bhs ple ly Ose i Contained: Let Us Open a On; Low Price, be pleased to Bate the many : \ wer RAY en | | Charge cAccount Flainly Marked ge Fapciose of Sas paper y oF KD) | For You. on Everything. The balance of all over- coat ends in stock $4 9.00 “TO LET” ADS. 659 —an increase of y 10% over a year ago. ' Signe (| MITCHELL THE TAILOR, 0 “BUSINESS OP- 1 PORTUNITIES ” Cowperthwait @ Sons To the ladies I will sell these ais an increase of |B goods by the yard, and, be- i 4 ie cere ot ESTABLISHED 1807 lieve me, you will like these < = All uncalled for over- § ago. The Herald lost 20% in “To Let” advertising and 50% in “Business Oppor- tunities.’ quite tasty patterns. ional an ere ee te coats one-half price, MITCHELL f..weTailor } FROM BOSTON ~ 1431 BROADWAY, cornex ‘ora st. MY ONLY NEW YORK STORE : Open Evenings Until 9 et at Park Row @ Chatham Sq. \ 193 to 205 Park Row ie) Also at | 2212 to 2224 Third Av:nuz (Cor, 12tst St.) | | Advertisers Wino Are “In |! the Know” Always Use The World : : : : 3 ‘ ey ee 2) so errata oe