The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1911, Page 4

ccamnatcsliaheage an semceegnapeaen piste (8 NAVEL SLIT! LOL! IEE LE LLNS SELES ail ; THE MVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DRomMBER 18, 1911, WONDERFUL YARN S285 EMA EAMES TWELVEKLLED [Vi Warr sauarteroary ~WMRRATEDBY THE >= so-so | SINGS FAREWELL WHEN PASSENGER ("2S = Par B. Altman & Co, MODERN MARINER TOOPERATONIGHT. — TRANS is! = eee RVANS’ Pens os a Nef performed at ‘uae AS . - ’ ul ‘ssiatant at Bt. James Pres: : The Hib stip con Ship Comet Runs a |Famous Soprano Says She'll Victims Are Crushed in Wreck- ire only ati oie Close Second to Cole- | Not Wait Until Voice Is age, Which Catches Fire "bat Se eee ak na ik gba oe MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 4 ' i! fidge’s Famous Craft. Gone to Leave Stage. —Others Injured. tear te the Wort, tte Was latte ea | —— ee at. He was taken «ick MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS INITIALED . , « AT$2.00 & 2.25 PER Dozen physicians Mme, Emma Eames has announced at! ODmASA, Minn, Dec. 1—Twelve per- {fatal M Foston the will make her farewell sone were killed ina wr to the m it |) SHOT AN ALBATROSS. je and that her reached the victhna penned in the The Cahill Towing Company got a care, it —e een a a te a Ur HEMSTITCHED + { 4 AT $2.00 & 3.00 Per vozeNn | Mard’Luck in Plenty Followed , en cumy Inga ~ | recovery. | Act of the Apprentice— he expieian ana oa nt matt i of train No, 33, the Columbian trom! G, Q, Dy CALL FOR TUG. WOMEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ; 3 iG Mite leat alah behind aid 6 Measles been sipoved on & stkt4! | Neptane te Reported by Wiretess INITIALED . . AT $1.50, 2.00 & 2.25 PER ai Facts Vouched For. | ! > he wild her decision not to return to fave a og entrant ited batore they to He in Dintreas, From Manufacturer te You aie "$1.25 & 1.65 Sth cele { Pe Gave Cue ancient Mariner, Wireless message from the steamship Seal or We © felrus Te Stra. B.C. Myers, Newousiie, tnd. Innere’ Tranepeetation mens ls ee Ht al AND WOMEN’S HAND-EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS Mra, C, W. Harber, Ferry, day that the Towing Company's tug srare dimeton AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. MeGone, sleeping « tu distress off the North: et ship, ninety miles south The wireless gave no = the fiends that ptague thee thie! | avbet thon so! With my crvmmow — | Vedent the Albatros! the foot of Weat Twenty-rixth South Brooklyn, Iles the four- bark Comet. She Mile voyage to th 1 she pansed and mate hee Les a * § ; Wage Horn, it was a voyage of mi : pens 1eOe thie. ouUy ae roel Md the Weeting Overt vith s © pete gi Ww ia Maieeaneer, Hound trom TWILLED SILK UMBRELLAS > fag e¥e and told his story, no the | ing with him in cons a tow of vee > be Comet, nquatting to-day on ¢ hist Parun® % | ek See Se | so seek op the " ' WITH NATURAL OR MISSION WOOD HANDLES; SIZES FOR 4 tarred rope, took a chew of t: r on of the train had b ” Raa ec nee SEARCH ne FOR WOMAN tego wc [Sa oe Tas | ee MEN, AND WOMEN. of wh f oot: > \ ; a IN in teh eh siapaeahiinameerebimmnieaitinias USUAL PRICES $3.00 & 350. . « at $2.00 PTRe Comet delonge to the Anglo Miss Marg aret Considine Has} rrying merc | ° American on Conenan ine sate A Om caine eam Drowned Herself, Her Friends Mae ia hate | WITH NOVELTY ie gu SIZES FOR MEN AND WOMEN, few in august 0, with cases Sef oll for Bouth African, Chinese and| "Mt wind Believe, era stench ! They avo | USUAL PRICE $5.00 ss a « at $3.00 BET wes propitious except that she car-| The rear car of the firet eestion wax 7 A Aap va ead badly shattered. ETCHED OR ENGRAVED, BROW BP. SHE ENOe | aa ‘The nine dead were occupants of the ; . » throw. | last car, as Were most of the tnjured Peotd-in-Lite played at dice. This, w uty thie tite wreck tore. down the, talearaph USUAL PRICE $850. 4 . « 4 at $5.00 J $e Meeneter snout el gt et Mion “and shore wa mome delay in| Value Without Equal t ha, in the Bouth Atlantic, at what's going headquarters of the road, +] a Binise ta eu bathe i) hook and ‘The seriously injured were taken to wit in the Just of youth. a hospital at Ortonville, Minn, Heroic Site done!” said old Hill Novvins as work was done by those on board the | in the city is offered at the Fischer Piano . fe spat to leoward. “No fool like a train in the wounded and ta Factory, We invite cal!s or corresponde MEN'S SCARFS AND SWEATERS | @eung fool, Now we'll catch it!" ed to eacape ence without ligation to bi MORERUNNER OF MANY ODD/GIRL SAVED FROM TETANUS. ot. PAUL, Minn, Dec, 18-—Throe por- ; ae get MEN'S IMPORTED DRESS SCARFS OF KNITTED . sons injures o c densi, 6 le | , ~ Come 1 | Minn, « ute to. Minnea Hitting aod undue tne bloody oun| yg iizmioane an sureeom we Ded tiee ae Fischer Players Franklin Players SILK; USUAL PRICES $10.00 & 1200 at $6.50 Weill she came to Hongkong. Nothing] conn, twat the antitoxin treat | beat pw $650 upward: value $850 $430 upward: value $550 and the te iT t " A ined in! e il i sees in ol iecholpe Nulplecttcad U aptepll let tongs uring Amps ARE EOL Mia a On Payment of as Little as $25 if Desiced, Pianos Token in Eachange. MEN'S GREY COAT SWEATERS Chinese ae oware, whom the I joepital, The treatmen! r he ; rar Febetten hea tert with onty Pestenall uae hiossotat beter ‘vat in many [en ee in [CHUEBIAE Wath apactated caake h Thetg values are based on SPLENDID QUALITY at factory pices HERE AT THE LOW PRICE OF . . . $3.50 the other ie shes —— IA ee eer rere O eran a4 PITCHER MIKE O'TOOLE soLo. ! J. & C. Fischer MEN'S FOLDED FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS Comat anchored ig (ent velba egg sere «| sate Coroate hae n woud by Albany | Factory Salesroom, 417 West 28h Street, near 9h Avenue. OF IMPORTED SILKS, Qn copper eky, That day Juan |dicitiv 1 Club of the American Oldest Pian Mak “ Phetrelo, @ Fiipino eaftor, aca te ton. He is @ brother of Marty 10 ers in New York SPUR Crome he foreyard into the con ive | tie prevalent tn. the neighbo Ie, who was purchased by Tittse USUAL PRICES $1.50 & 1.75. . . AT 85a . Janded tn & echool of sharks. tle was | thelr prene t ber burg, from the &t. Paul Club for Barely caved with @ rope. The appren- |, 1"! ae d Be ey ha ae as — tise began to be worried. anys of tinents her cure was wuld | be taken to Wasnt incor | ARTICLES APPROPRIATE FOR GIFT PURPOSES SHOWN IN bbins. Bec’ lage ob ae nen Van. Kenaclacr| | Compare Our Share Our Prof- THE MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT COMPRISE LOUNG 2 wee A big oute and a great-xranddaughter of Alexander | ; ING ROBES; BATH ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS; VICUNA ‘et Hong! Butler of N Hamilton and ¢ Philip Schuyler, She | Qualities Be- its on What iret with the ae foreYou 8 vie tm AND SHETLAND WOOL VESTS AND SCARFS; FUR CAPS @nitey 4, Kvery- fore You Buy, ou . ROBES; FUR-LINED &TQ Seay fea io the raming\ Torture " HENRY HESSE ow coe on cone hail = re eee a Pelleeman, coming on board in search : Broadway, 34th to 35th » ie ALSO NECKWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIEFS, @ an offender, managed to kill Jt with Ble eabre. That night tho wan otare @amced around « horned moon. A @REAT SEA SNAKE AND A CRAZY JAP. | if ‘Fhe next day Sailor Smith and Imaru, | @ Japanese cabin boy, were tn tho Jolly Christmas wilfts He wae ta OPEN _RVENE The othe x and went was drive West Twanty-second minor ru FH Avenue, 34th and 35th Streets, Nem York.’ WATCHES anp Making Others Happy Without Any Expense to You Men, Women in complete assortment. Silk Hosiery, Knit Underwear, Linen Handkerchiefs, Men's 38 was one of these slimy things out of pS Simy oon. mary went crasy and) “I never ate such Griddle | 2 : Pp Semeed overtoard. 1t took them « halt | Cakes,” Seed You want to make as many people happy on Xmas day as lies within your power. engl « opbnaoobamnaiead| ss Malahat el Sixth Ave., $99, Bel. 24 & 25 St, Ave., 399, Bel. i & 25 st We can help you, if you will fet us, How? Thus: After a while the Comet started home, | Darby & ry Duret forthwith into Mr, Samuel Coleridge's silent sea Down dropt tho breeze, the sails dropt down; "Twas ead as sad could be!” |S York First there were calms, while the ‘harmed water burnt @ etl, an awful | Pee After this got everyiody on ¢ | Self-Raising Flour there were storms, with waves as green For Pancakes, Vastry and Bisc Be emerald. When the stormy wont, on We'll take the simplest case. You are going to give some one a novel. If you go into any store except Macy’s—-you have to pay $1.25. If you come to Macy's, you pay $1.12. With that 13 cents any one of over 100 different toys may be bought on our sixth floor. With that 13 cents you can make some poor child happy at no additional cest to yourself. Think this over, It may open up to you new avenues for giving pleasure to other people, as well as to yourself. For the same thing holds true of any gift you may buy, the only difference being that the higher the price, the greater your saving! As an example of this, takes art wares and similar goods, In these our only competitors are a few of the exclusive specialty shops. The Macy saving in bronzes, jewelry, and similar articles consequently amounts to from 40% to 50%. We took books as an example because they are an article of standard quality. C mparison of prices is easy. The facts are indisputable, If comparison of prices were as easy on other merchandise as it is in the case of books, we would not have to advertise to get you to buy everything at Macy's. Buy two gifts for what you had intended to spend on one. Make two people happy where you have hitherto made but one happy—and do it by the simple method of buying at Macy's. 7.CN CREDIT._ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS LARGEST _ ASSORTMENTS Diamonds. Watches ONARCH FURNITURE CO WE TRUST YOU FURNITURE CARPETS, BEDDING HOLIDAY SPECIALS I Cash or Credit OPEN EVENINGS 161 EAST 125 ST pBET 3" &LEX AVES WISSNER Player Pianos Tone ‘Quality ality Unequaled Superior to All Others ide bu GEG RRA oat, whe OPEN FVENIN D JEWELR AMERICAN WATCH & DIAMOND C0 PRICES TH gre ea EMERY nantaRD QUALITIES, Au) anne representative if mets, RELIABLE CREDIT JEWELERS Importer and Designer Gecond Floor, «= 8 36 Fifth Avenue — Mh: Flevator (Between 44th and 45th Streets.) Positive Clearance Sale (For One Week, Beginning To-Day) Original prices have nothing to do with these Waparalicled Reductions—The Values are simply with out precedent. All Velveteen Suits, many being exact copies of the Latest Parisian Models, and Our Own Exclusive De- gigns that have sold up to $125.00, Reduced to $49 All Suits of Broadcloth, i erings and English Mixtures. that have sold up to $95.00. Reduced to $39 No Alterations--No C. O, D.'s.--No Approvals Be" We ore loglesily best fitted to give you === because wa sett for oath only, because for 54 years we have handled Ba We are logically best fitted to give you —— only reliable qualities to the exclusion quality of “cheap” goods and “‘seconds.” because we have had 54 years’ expeti- ence to teach us how best to serve courteously and deliver promptly, even in the rush of Xmas. because for 54 years we have been pa> Our stocks are logically most likely -—-.catering to New York people and New to suggest an appropriate gift York tastes. wey We are logically best fitted to give you = service Send lor Catalogue and Pric Prices WISSNER WAREROOMS: 96 5th Ave., cor. 16th St., N.Y. 65-57 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, the Smartest Fall Col. in Superb Assortments, The greatest assortment in New York of merchandise suitable for gifts at prices that enable you often to buy two gifts for the price of one at any other store anc rmcann reetere ae meme ei MARAE * a = SEER RET NT RESEND PRIS eI mse ttOU NaN SPRINT HN ene eee Here MeN nen ONG {UO UPISONTN OP MEISE OTE