The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1911, Page 14

2 ee AN MRR POM, OUNC AWPM BI aie a ce OD. BUR Lem ter CE ee BP THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1911. a —_@-——_ 1\ leoy WHO VANISHED Fire Horses tan Down Chita, il SIGNS ‘BI | FROM BRONX SOUGHT ay lyn lta Year day Biers ata feratihca een 4 IN VAIN BY MOTHRR, Mr, an i aetna d &F T h -RATIFYING HIS ACT ate ie Pe ol oh “N La Ld = 8.8 uf bd ! UNRUSSIANT TREATY t [fractured « cover, tl a Splendid Assortment of Se Holiday Handkerchiefs otern Brothers Men's that she may not re- "Secretary Knox Khon Caly Witness! } 4 to Final Move in Break- 4 ing Pact of 1832. To-morrow and Saturday Pure Linen, plain or initialled -hand work, | ne AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES $2.75, $4.00, $5.50 per dozen Moats newt Men’s Fur-lined Coats Cross bar pure linen. faitivive of superior quality Broadcloth and Mixtures, lined with Muske $5.50 per dozen treaty pu ‘xed oun lod pdt claus Lamb, [shat itll Ube Pure linen, with novelty French embroidered at $45, ij Ki initials. ma ear 75¢ each Mothers of Girls Are Giving i| ALSO A COLLECTION OF VERY DESIRABLE |, Se Wile cee. Sere eee Practical Gifts Hi A | | ' ery twely haha A meereary ¢ of State Kn pa Z r i + | . colored French initials to match border, The business i P ’ in the Juvenile Section shows this Women’s Fur Muffs Scarfs ; $1.25 each beyond a doubt. Gifts like these: Black & Blue Wolf, $11.50, 15.00 88.75, 11.50 : . . init For a@ girl of 14 to 18, a: fi thi , !! tial. felicitation ‘pon thin Anniver Nasi! tae 3 os, ‘ae es ~. White China Silk, plain or initialled. fiandsonse and. styilgh lone sill 4 i Wie Sis coral tt py axe | atural Raccoon, -50, 18.5 .00, 14.50 50¢, 75¢ & $1.00 each coat of gray chinchilla at|$3.75. Blue, wine or black TE end Geed wishes for yourseif and | Black Fox, 13.50, 25.00 13.80, 22.50 ’ a : $13.75. Or one of black or} serge. Sizes 13, 15 and f7. an bale Bonn st ‘| Pointed Fox 22.50, 37.80 20.00, 35.00 Baglish Chins Silk Handherchlets, with colored EE eng | Ene: Cour as remvonden: ah ma World : eA ‘ : ney ame corda. serviceable chinchilla t| CHILDREN’S FURS pour Genararcaton and ood wionen’s MH Her won aps ts Ae Alaska Sable (Skunk) 22.50 19.50 edge and $ & f h made like a boy's with flannel| A little muff and scarf of nat- apy pes ” ved nthe Moleskin Stts, $32.50 Cross Fox Sets, 62.50 a wera tonne eres had for avlittloasbLas” fe ; French Colored Border Linen Handkerchiefs, gurienl cin tetoal a rhe A oot Of takes, excobone re ash. Hablerourage cei bart Yore ‘ Another Important Offering of $1.00 @ $1.50 each "ira acre cape, such as elu wus poe muff esi T eeuiae arts. Wek dee kis V 9 every schoolgirl should h and scarf, t 4 wegianae of Men town, nvm '.| (louse Gowns and Kimonos Women's a Blue of red rubberized sateen, | Natural lyn, $i8 set. Hudson ears Seenatie o Fenmtee aa ake nome abpeale to He. Rveains VERY APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS Hand embroidered initials and fancy designs, “a Gaaaled nae dress| on an sweat SPARK CAUSES FATAL BURNS CL MEUM Women’s House Gowns, — 75 & 85¢ per box of six for a junior girl may be c! sen’ Subway floor, Old Building, 1 pers, Daisy Bhettwid, qwoking brea . of Albatross, French Flannel and Challie, r . ‘ H a Itst bo the Kitahon ot her apd Me Ne, | in empire and straight line effects, at $6.78, 9.50 anigaa a ee Th Littl. H 1 id Use the old reliable of Imported Japanese Silk, elaborately embroidered signs. & é Little oliday Hat ' 7 floral designs, flowing sleeves, silk lined, a 8.50, 9.75 50c & 75c each City of Hope Statione Eke apres wattest Aree AST Hale Ss of Messaline,.China Silk, Crepe de Chine 2 Hand embroidered initials, lace edge and fancy By F. MARION CRAWFORD ry Figured Satins, in a varlety of styles, from tio. 80t023.75 @he screamed and her Wonien's iiienis enibroidered designs, rm. motte Christmas story, Decorated Box ’ . justrat Benda, wit! Honey of Crepon, trimmed with satin and washable ribbon, at $1.78 25c each marginal decorations in tint.| 50 Sheets of Paper 7 ty | Of Hore and Ter of Outing Flannel, in dark and light colors, at 2.28 Hottay cation with | eae 50 Envelopes “after arting ar valarm, For Coughs andColds of Blankets, in desirable combinations, st 82.65, 3.98 . copy in a decorated box. 15c ns the Hames ith i ae rare ohn cereee ee of Eiderdown, trimmed with satin, in all colors, 3.28, 4.78 arcane) Dace eas tases i Our special price is 45c Household Stationery Section; . of Habutai and Striped Novelty Silk, Subway floor, Old Building. Subway floor, Old Building.” also Printed Borders, at 3.80, 5.785 , Sp . l Values in Also the remainder of fi ecia Japanese Quilted Kimonos, al at 97.98 Hand B d Photo F What 50c Will Buy in the with turned down collar or collarless, (Embroidered, at 8.95 an ags an obo “rames Oriental Store A piece of the artistically Cup and saucer of white Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing Crneeiion: eae eh Sep fee i ce ra] Sone china richly, decorated America’ wig Greatest Furniture House! Block little; a hair , at 8th Ave. of high-class materials and workmanship, $3.95, $4.05 & $5.05 PRS a pRB scot A as Small covered jar of Chinese | Baumann 3 5th ie For Street and Evening Wear. Formerly @6.00, $10.00 and $12.00, snd cancer, oF Fancy vpee Bite th [Medallion ware, YOUTHS’ AND SMALL MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS, frame of brass or smoked| Cabinet photo frane or a 36th St BOYS’ NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, Starling Stlver Mesh Bags wicker. Deacoc’ Bon CLaneieny, slat . Plain| pierced and etched frames, A hanging basket of smoked y BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS AND RBEFERS, $12 50, $20 $25 $30 & $32 bamboo, in some odd shape, Calendar, decorated with a An extra “A conten ose: of Wore $16.50, 987.50, 880.00, 835.00, 088,00, bs hah oO becbst |e large size, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ FURNISHINGS, HATS AND CAPS, Z i u are fee room.’ | _ Genuine Chinese tea bowl of with heavy useful in the sewing room. crackle ware. rubberctired ‘o-morrow and Saturday, at Special Reductions, Fancy Bags in Sitk, Velvet, Tapestry poate ny eet aire Ot |" Gavercd onethanidle . tamer ered BOYS’ NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, &F Chinese Limbrosdcred, Goractiere Handles ||| , A candle-stick of peculiar |bowl, or «cream pitcher of rl Banko ware, on ,china; flower peri: _ Knickerbocker” trousers, at $4, 75, 6.25 to 9.50 $2. 75» $8.95, $11.50 & $19.50 form of a face or a monkey; |spill in dragon pattern. movable seat Formerly $5.95, 8.50 to 12.90 ‘ormerly @4.00 to 829.50, : aalsla dried hy the we: A. of the Japanese God Actuall of Justice. CHILDREN’S REEFERS AND OV! . A vase of still more unusual worth $7.50 sizes from $4 75, 680 7.5 Imported Bead Bags Kokiyake. pottery or Kochi ences plate of kaga, silver-in- Mechanical Trains, 49 |The “Hickory” 79 2¥4 to 10 years, at 4D, 0 50 Black and steel, gold, steel.and floral designs; = fsa pase ayae foe ‘All at 50c each. with circular track, © Steering Coaster, c a PR ogi Rinite sO80 os, ¢: $1 3.95 | dish latticed w'th wicker, |Oriental Sect’n, Subway oor Ol4BU, .00 to $85.00, with convertible collar, in fine mixtures, 7.50 yeu JOHN W. AN. AMAKER. 139.48 eae Yells $850 to 10,50, * Sterting Silver Frames Formerly A. T. Stowart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St. + coal car and pacsonger West 23d and 22d Streets Cabinet sise; ball fost. ames heavy c nah pliant. steol ru mhaye the largest eat assort-|all parte thoroughly rived ind Mechan: in tl t Bae isd cote test gh" rotamsee tl ened et TY Children’s Armchairs, Rockers or Nursery Chairs (Values 75¢ to 98c.) 39c 39c ARMCHAIRS} NURSERY & ROCKERS CHAIRS strongly constructed and} Hardwood—neatl: rnished fin- in red or natural fini h, ish, adjustable tray a\ronaty Taader $2.85—Value $3.50. Exhibition and Sale of Fine Lace Trimmed Linen Doylies, Centre Pieces, Scarfs, Tea, Luncheon and Banquet Cloths, also Madeira Hand Embroidered Linen Doylies, Censre Preces, Scarfs, Luncheon Sets, Tea Po. Collaps.ble aiding, 1.25 Composed for the Napkins and Luncheon Cooths bier en he (Appropriate for Holiday Gifts) by Frang Muld and aN , (ASE \ ‘ at as sung by her \ Ss “All Much Below Regular Prices. in Edncerk ‘Hf All goods es ; un ot) Mt row are Words and Music Dealt Belivened tat i 888.00 anew tor sther ’ Broadway & @0th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St, with “ ore Christmas! d ‘wome i w taroest peg apes - i'd ged dt te) Broadway| READ IT—TO ‘APPRECIATE THE CONVENIENCE AND VALUB After Noon OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL OXRIeTmAS | OF THE-UNDAY WORLD® WANT: DIRECTORY: &