The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1911, Page 16

and pete And at this point you learn that Fil-|7 was tives, Womankind for a century or|© More has groans’ whder the tyranny of) Qmusing jttle Frenchmen who (ed @rip absinthe and had fas tas much agai some tall and angulnr, ® Math, and stil) others—but why fur ther catalogue the variations of fem thine pulchritude? The mame style was, wi Mads to Mi them aii, others elim as! Ing that 9 and the world ) am far an murder, costs are estimated at or more than twice the an: long years strangers in mind and body! perament and lin principle should one make eternal the hell whose torments are aa vai they Laity overwhelming? five feet tail, with olive skin, and hearke t oll arlo To the dincard with | to Julian “Marion | ters thelr absurd drearna, letters daily from @meR girl is to have her pi “Why should @ woman who does not : find In her hu#band the necessary moral | support suffor the tortures of a long cot, of course; fai ya found in the W's offepring, But if you hadi and started out to find @ per-| nn well imagine what a| Millionaire Largey | BB badies are a) more to the point had they infor y Were taking Courses in task it would prove. tad his wife, of Hutte, have hunted for Months for the perfect baby to adopt. DE course, who's to Mrs. Largey, she has found one phy- Meally perfect, with no hereditary taint, Whe, aside from betng an orphan, fo living relatives and is penniless. Mle girl will bo heiress to an estate of favernl millions tter of greater in h and women Who lived together tnt "j understanding suffered an agony worse! «1 was thinking of you then, Mr. Col- than that of the « Mer, I 10 heard you accused of fe endowed with that rare ang It ts curlounly the case that who have tomperament do not tell it Carle, children and Thristmas topics! for this reason the actress who y Tid yeu read about a to reach a hih degree of the wealth of the Rothschtida? The re- > i: in Paris of Baron Gustave *eealls the frst occasion on which rome } Mea could be obtained as to tho wealth ‘The fortunes of the house, 2 fe well known, were founded by the Mothachiid who was the frst in England to obtain the nows of the battle of Waterloo and profit by tt on the Stook Hon the stage; tut rather that all atage aspirants would do well to go to “Tho singe will be found thoroughly t 8 much attention by any wkilled ¥ particular trade, The brothers are partners, and the ‘ank has branch Saris, Wrankfort French branch was founded hnical knowledge | dlatinetly helpful to the actre: dono a master strok the servant girl pro Holomon, died in 1864 he and « daughter, morried Baron von % she brought with her as fortune was dowd! his three brothers the total fortune of the five in 1s4 was Pearly £169,007,000, As ti "A perfect baby must Dr. Van Nowe ways | slens of a good ilapoanion have a ready amile, heir and tte teeth must come through Tt must be well nourished, the secret of per baby asetmilates n't be expected to It must have good aputation of the probable gmount of the fortune te not attempted D. might stop his charities Mart for & record, As Tom Daly writes: “T hate to read and that, tndood, its food property 4 vie with other babt “If You can And a Kood-natured puasy fine medium by which to fudme baby'e wenne of touch. Does the ittle one pet in the right way? Then bady Kaine points on the sense of | touch. Tinkle a muate box by the h Hear the Ittle villain laugh. Tha » Bo hypnviize me utterly And finaly my dreaming sete * A bit confused, and then bright object up before tt aby watch ft with keen, tyea? If your baby does all of these . and answers to the qualifion tons of looks, health, phyaique, &e, te right and as perfect a baby ax can A dollar's worth of work.” DAA you read about the expétiie in- bya newly made Cardinal? ‘The yable on recelpt of the papal bull fonferring the dignity amount to 9, wm on the day of the oonsistory at} “ Which the new dignitary 1s installed he im of #6 to the NEW PIANOS | We lave some of them as low in nip as $185, $210, $225 Not our own make, but good uprights that we A ol safe in offering, and for folks who do not desire to pay more they are excellent values. Good Player Pianes Genuine Bargains—For Little Money $310, $340, 8365, ‘400 NOW is the time to buy, while we have selection of them, so an early visit will be worth whik Our Special Holiday Terms Make the Way Fasy Mathushek & Son Faciery Warcroems asd Ottices Broadway & 47th St. - Stores Open Evenings How extremely rttly tt would be to have you apply ¢ i (—=— \ l a BRANCH SALESEOOMS: JBRBRY Cry, 150 NEWARK AVE BEW BRUNSWICK, 6 CHURCH Hit AINFIBLD, Slo WuST FRONT 87: RE BANK, m. J. FROM SATURDAY TO MONDAY : Wide Range of Bright Features for Leisurely Reads: ing in the Sunday Papers. Wealth of the Rothschild Family Expressed at Last : in Concrete Figures, Serfect Baby Found After a Long Search Wil! Inherit Fortune of Millions. Expenses Incurred by a Newly Made C ‘ardinal Amount to a Huge Sum. Julia Marlowe Shatters the Absurd Dreams of Silly : and Stage-Struck Girls, Little Rebel of the Spanish Throne, Princess E ulalia,| ; and More of Her Book, Of Course You Didn’t Overlook Collier's Bright In- terview With George Cohan. Te simply had to come In the nature numeradie grat ne else (ex-| And right along with the litt ent when women in mature they | woand remain Nefora mar- after . Individ and liberty of thought and move: man he was eleven years ago. ones to the lems deaMy of the|in mental pri mistaken nervous | mo 1 remained the American ts infinitely out mental progression nd nerve ~~ Just a few words more from the ittlq| different, onl the Bpantsh throne, Princesa band for an author ts none The more pages you turn of| “The man who could # hich the Kin: nte@ to aup-|of @ literary woman and oftace himself to furt find. Listen to thi all, would be almost impossible to “Tt tm Just, Indeed, not to ke atte to efface him- er people who cannot live to- ~|eether, to put an end to @ moral muftor- | stand the in who would Enough of divorce areythe rlaves of marriage In the name of @ religious complish it?" am going to get you to 4, ‘straight’ me @ome day, Mi y from acting.” he ta defenselens, of | ier tablished, men |i¢7" “About you?” writing pl ted, body and If Collier really wrote It hi rn, or even in-| complimented. But Collier ts it Is om and not a writer of inter- me Handsome Xmas Gift EMPIRE LEATHER COUCH ON 30 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL “Ba If tt vleasce you, keep bag reo OY veld Cents a ‘Week 'o or Nothi 5 $2.00 a Month uauatter the and Sell on eden ghaid tite offer in. The World Dee, 18, Empire Furniture Mfg. Registered avade Mark Christmas Handkerchiefs At 25c and 50c Each At these popular prices the visitor to “The Linen Store” may choose from an enormous variety of attractive goods, All our handkerchiefs are strictly pure linen, The following are offered at 25¢ and S0c each: Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs of Irish manufacture for men, women and children. Initialled Handkerchiefs for men, women and children, with hand embroidered letters Men’s Fancy Handkerchiefs, Irish and French, with borders or patterns in color, Irish Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs in hundreds of designs. Swiss Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in dainty, popular and attractive designs, Armenian Lace Edge Handkerchiefs with the distinctive and beautiful embroidered edges and eyelet: work, cial Note n There is probab} one person in ten thousand inN \ City who ts tamiliar with the oldefash- 1 of spinning by hand. If you are r sted in this, We invite your attention to an exhibit to be given this week from 10:00 to 12:00 A.M, ‘ 2:00 to 5:00 P.M, in our Fifth Avenue Show W James. McCutcheon & Co., sth Ave. 84th St., Waldo Antogs ag ee eee gn cope os emp etn ene nee nent THE oA bd. “WORLD, MONDAY, DECRMRE y's tht, at| BRYKCZYNSKI PRONOUNCED | EXCELLENT FIRE CHIEF. ner a Wrestler Nor a New but a Hackensack Barber in Charge of Blaze Bureau. Konynsks ts Hacken- ae ere fed 1@, 1911: of hin own, taking nls vers revolver from a bureau drawer. e @ raccoon that had he lofty nook come sack’s new Wire | by 12 of the 16 firemen in the defeating Assis ya wa by twenty-five vou vanta, who | cens cones Littian. Bef with, some oFige | t and tn+| inal ideas on marriage, happiness, home Nberty in} and women's development as influenced firemen say the Improvem | ton will never confirm the Mection of a. Brykezynski unless he takes a few con- sonants out of his name. e parfum exquis Saccorde avec fa . |q SMALL BOY KILLS BIG "COON. toilette — eis the same declare that I am not the fame woman near Morristown, N. J., enjoyed a rac- ven years ago, because I belleve coon dinner yesterday as the resuit of @ gunning expedition qn Saturday by James Albert Sheerin, aged e The little fellow, seeing his 1 and big brothers return from hunting trips with game. took into his head to Alf pace Garis —Kerkof, Paris atract, Toilet Water, Sachet, Face and Talcam Powder At Drug and Department Stores everywhere H. Smith Co., 35 W. 33ed St., N.Y. LAST CALL! "1912 Special” PLEASE NOTE THAT It is NOT a “ Self-Reducing” It is NOT for Stout Women It is ONLY for Women of SLENDER and MEDIUM FIGURE Sizes from 18 to 26 only Lots of ftores sold out in a day or two. Others, whose customers failed to under- stand that this Special is not for stout women, sold out the larger sizes only. Some of these Stores have partially teplenished their stocks, and there is mill a chance for you Ultra-Stylish Comfortable ee ee Don't expect to find them now in all the stores, and don’t be disappointed if you fail to find your size—but it's well worth while to TRY. “1912 Special” new Nemo “Holtite” Straps (inside the corset), and the new Nemo Double-Top Hose Supporters, ADVANCE MODEL for 1912—superbly stylish, su- premely comfortable, and a ‘WONDERFUL VALUE. Each corset in a pretty Chrittmas box—fine for gifts. man ts hard to define for | Princess ha vattive! would necesmartly hav be one cap: Hane nnd Aivores wholty| able of such aelf-eftacement that, cou- 4 Lith the caltgiows teaditions| pled with any dignity of character at of the monarchy. ind I couldn't want to guide and direct and educate, I iw Just dineat these tow lines trom an tn. | ' terview with George Cohan, written by! Fears bickegore 1h exe ena tones |e unknown newspaper man named Col- ter Intions are hideous with mutual she ae ee Your plays, Mr._ Cohan, fireman in Boston does hoth for ‘What ta your idea of the uplift of the drama, how are you going to ac- Cot would like to do that if T could eet beg pardon, DO you act, Mr. Col- petual struggle in which she te mia-| ant” y conquered; and, on the other| «Pac Orb uence ens am @ business men pure and etm- have heard ft said that you wrote t Is terrible how people do talk, isn't Company Ask or phone your dealer; but don't DELAY—for this is our last reminder of an unusual opportunity. KOPS BROS., Manufacturers, New York “Best Values at the Lowest Prices” Special Xmas Savings To-Day, Tuesday and _ Wednesday in Our Weekly Sales cf Furniture, Ete. Cpen Evenings Until Xmas Dining Tables fe loose cushions of Wicker Rocke: In natural ‘and Pul!man green; shellackeds icy. 206 jal! sizes; val. 8.98 Be mbco Work Te ies Chiidren’ 3 ¢ ribs Selected stock, nest! i ou purchase uf va scares, hig ste OPEN cL WE PAY FREISET 1074 8 9 Soba 8 EVENINGS CHRISTMAS Fisher BROS. COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 & 104 STS. Kald Solid oak some “hoi Jay ay | 0. D. or diet Oriers fo cate Lord oF Taylor Stoles, Muffs & Scarfs Imported Novelties at Special Prices Chiffon, Marabout, Veres and Persian Cloth Sets and Stoles $8.75, $12.00, $18.00, $25.00* Formerly $15.00 to $50.00 Novelties in Scarfs for Street and Evening Wear $5.00 to $19.50 ° Formerly $9.00 to $80.00 Stlver Plated Ware At Greatly Reduced Prices ASPARAGUS FORKS......... 95¢, $1.50, $2.50 Formerly $1.95 to $4.50 CRACKER JARS (Glass, Silver plated handle and cover) ....... Coeteuversecensetaues $2.95 Formerly $8.95 to $4.95 EGG-WARMERS, with _ covers. .+. $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 Formerly $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 CORK HOLDERS—lormerly $1.95............ 95C MARMALADE JARS............6. $1.95, $2.50 Formerly $2.50 to $5.00 BON BON BASKETS, with removable glass Formerly up to $3.50 PAINTED CHINA BON BON BASKETS, $2 2.95 French gilt trimming. . Formerly 83. 95 to $5.00 LUNCHEON BOXES, white enamel with nickel COVerS.......seeeeeeeeee anieineners $1.95 Formerly $2.95 and $3.23 Stationery for Gifts Large assortment of Leather Desk Pads, Portfolios, Brief Cases, Engagement Pads, Memo, Telephone, Address and Engagement Books. Brass Library ‘Sets, Pen Trays, Calendars, Book-racks, Blotters, Ink-wells; also a complete line of Smokers’ Articles. Special Values Imported Writing Paper Letter and note size. Envelopes plain and with colored lining. 75c and 95c.—Formerly $1.00 and $1.25, Imported Novelty Paper for Children 10c, 15c, 35¢.—Formerly 18c, 25c, 50c. Imported Candy Boxes Suitable for Favors 50c.—Formerly 75c. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. '5O LS FISHER BROS. COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103%48 10 474975 &:NO MONEY DOWN ates yitott GRAND RAPIUS FURNITURE Bulte, with We Furnish Aparimenis from $49.98 to $500 CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down $50.00 5.00 on 75.00 7.50 100.00 10.00 “ 150.00 15.00 ** 200.00 25.00 * 300.00 mt World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders,