The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1911, Page 9

os s eescnceainal ERI I ~~ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 322, 1911. ee Hyat saw the man, but he could not MUSIC BY NAHAN FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT, DAILY The front wheels had run RA, RAI an’s lege and crushed thi i) pefore the engine was brought to © standstill. 1 IMMIGRANTS THIS | UNDER AN ENGINE |e. seSs ss Sz 33 Sant TAG, o« gee! MUSLIN UNDERWEAR } | rived a ‘dozen, men, ‘were Brouped about Laces, Embroideries, Waists, Corsets and Lingerie Robes Begins Tuesday, December 26. Tocomastva SIXTHSI AVE. 19°10 20" STREET. NEW YORK, See Next Sunday's Papers for Details. To get near the injured man the sur- gore tee to ag) Leesa the Lag! azle. ram sition an Tide FROM Europe at Ebb,|icdeata’teurst we toot tn'a seitcn tn [litt of the fickering wnterne Lr e e learned, caught his foot in switch in | ad began amputating the crushed TOWARD Europe at Height [ett stats,cumnant sation of | eee Masarh tS haan da W e e l | e ul Y | O n a e S iver Rech’ Before, Cdock last ‘night, and he was| the man fainted at the firet touch of the e trying 16 free bimeelt a ewiten engine| "nite it minutes the sureeon bore down on him. The man shouted| worked under the engine before the —— framically and redoubled his efforts to tion was completed. Thi ie M tome of tho greatest stumps tn im- toot. Ren ‘was released and taken to the n waigration ever recorded at the port of | an ‘tad wma ming. died in a few mine w New York 1s being written into the teks could be heard a There was nothing on the man to Pecords at Ellis Island during the clos- way. The locomotive was about sentify him.except a work check, num- oS Look for the % and % Off Signs! WINTER VACATIONS Shown Saturday in Many Sections! time than for tho corresfonding period onally-Conducted Tours SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVBS ma way 0 ma Prices On Books, Toys, Dolls, Games, Take Big Drop! stoner Williams states, that there will be @ reduction of thirty per cent. or more from 1910 figures for the year. The incoming tide of humanity 1s lower now than at any time since 1908. With the tide at its ebb, every ship pote Og cane is piaeic: as never FLORIDA eae for February tours __—_ Pegi oed dave seo bo’ nucrage namwneos || GEAR, Su Syacal Paien frie teiwees ete VIA | Last -Day Cl Cc a: Pri i one gnarl teense’ isang |] SEDEEE NEw ore tha faatenii leg Puliman acs ay Clearances Cause Unprecedented Price Cutting. If You Have find accommodations for them. During the first ten days of December, 1910, 12,706 third-class passengers sailed for Burope; this year, 2,245. Outbound ves- sels carried nearly 50 per cent. more third-class passengers this year than lnat. lowing two full weeks for independent travel in Florida. Tickets for March tour include Teilroad transportation, going on Special Ti and returning on regular trains within th months; also Pullman eccommodations and meals going on Special Trait. Waited, Here Is a Wonderful Opportunity to Buy at Lower Prices Than You Ever Paid Before! Sensation in Bookland Sensation in Toyland Hero are the figures that tell the story: PINEHURST - reer bp hpae th te eayer Fuiieoen ° 1 ‘Areivale, Depasturea. (fi ESS'PME Sse vor Derth and mecensary mosis going and three A price‘stir-up that will be remembered for many At such prices as we have cut hundreds down to they days’ board at Hotel Carolina, Pinehurst. NEW ORLEANS An eight-day trip by Special Pullman Train, RAS ine! ing ree days at New Orleans, for the MARDI G Mardi Gras; @ day at Amheville; a day at 1910. days. You must personally visit the book shop on the third floor to catch the real import of this last day should literally fly out to-morrow, Like finding a needle ina haystack to try to give any printed list! Come, revelin 338,606 BIBT El Sew York Chattanooga; and half a day at Birmingham, reduction sale. EF Third Moor the sale—and you'll buy as you never did before, & tra ricer... e Incomplete, Ala., the Steel Center of the South. Tickets SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUES FOREMOST STORE, having been computed only to Decem- ber 1, and all figures refer to third-claes Passengers only. “The decrease may mean one of sev- eral things,” sald Commissioner Wil- ame . “It may mean that in- dustrial conditions here are much dis- turbed; {t may mean that third-class passengers are more prosperous and aro gong to and fro more than usual, or that the long-looked-for natural ebb in the tide come. Personally, 1 don't know what it means.” EXCLUSIVE BORES FIND AN UNATED MAN UNDER A BED Trailed to Miss Borie’s Window WASHINGTON _ include necessary expenses, ember 27. January18 rhree.day trips from New York and Phila- ferer i and Geiphia to the National Capital, including SPE Aad yaad Mar © railroad transportation, good for ten days, + Sots Siow ‘and hotel expenses for two deys, For specific rates of fare and further information, apply to ©. STUDDS, District Passenger Agent, 263 Fifth Avenue, New York; or D. N. Bell, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FOR THE LAST CHRISTMAS SHOPPING DAY Deep Reductionsin Jewelry Prices few of the items are mentioned briefly—there are hundreds more! «> stain Fioor Real Gunmetal and French Jet welewelry Novelties 7 ¥ ue at 5 Brtme Hoary cuft But $3.95] "$99.00 SIMPSON CILAWFORD IXTH AVENUES PORTMOST STORE, Women’s Fur Coats and Fur Sets At 4% to 4 Their Usual December Prices wir eager Christmas shopper bent upon the purchase of Furs can resist such a chance as this to buy magnificenty furs at the prices we quote for the final business day before Christ- mas? Your purchases will be delivered without delay. Special Saturday Sale of Table Winese-Liquors For the Christmas Feast & Sixth Moor, : ty tira Moor, |! Monticello Special Reserve Pure Rye $ gnifi F Arey : by Alert sacor and Two Liseh Lesa eae te 81 eae may chooe | $ 5 5 Whiskey—distillery bottling; bottle... 1.00 Policemen. EURO A MULAN Tice ee Cabinet, Monogram or Finch's Golden Wedding Rye—our $1.00 full qt. for...... 85. Fue Coats Regular p m $100 to 8150. The F PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 22.—It was ex- gular p we Ricerdis eencrinn Nobody lever aurea those in such as Russian v4§ Old wear or Monogram Whiskey—our 75c 65, enter a Borle house unless he or Many acs. tetinpdl wile rnpouons wecaie Hlatk UATE TOP. ccc eee eee eee tere eee ee ee enens Cc 1 she 4s invited, and even in Philadephta | § bisam sea! or pointed f0X.....ccccseeeceeescs ness Manhattan or Martini Cocktails — very felted. * pe A coed dhe $39.75 Black_and Brown Concy Coats best; our 90c¢ bottle for...... 66.0. cece eee Z. Ic Yet at 3 o'clock yesterday morning a | Made ofthe finest quatity black and brown concy Shits, gy \ man who 1s not on the visiting list of | semi-fitting; large shaw! collar and cuffs. Line: any Borle climbed into Miss Sophie | with guaranteed satin; finished with jewelled buttons e Borie's bedroom tn the fashionable King Crown Scotch Whiskey—our $1.00 Bottle. .c: cactiianjaiaalate Rare 85c 23 W LS Pointed Fox Scarfs and Muff: apartment house No, 318 South Broad JEWE 1} | 47.50 Pointed Pox Scarfs. .. eer nicks pon Chateau des Ormes Imported Claret—our street. SOLID 14 KARAT |@ | 257. ! 8975.00 ‘9280.00 Abo battledors: tesa eheresgusenan tee Ic Then the janitor and two policemen, | | #63.00 K $185.00 C $139.75 ; all “uninvited, entered, awakened the | | #47.50 Poi ahs $152.50 White Fox Sets...985.00 Graves’ Sauterne—our 7ic startled Miss Borle and dragged the in- | GOLD $57.50 Poin’ I rarts . 945.00 | Blue Wolf Sets 927.50 MiGRUNAE Re sk cca cte actte iu ater tgs Ncaacaa Mae Ic truder from under her bed, The man at) §2-Inch $57 Russian Moire Pony Coats 4 ‘ firat called himself John Smith and sald ‘ , rote CIC Crystal Holland Gin—our Te he lived at No. 28 South Broad street, Just read the four above lines over again and ; Md is tre Pony Sein; ae Ye ‘ but one named Sint? lives there. ; ( Poe collur and tura-back euffs. $ DOUG LOR Sok siivaevecae was ahaa ae ee Bee er nawieiged qi te Wea JOKE stop to realize what it means to you. This is the de oF satin lining finished with 32.5 Case, @ lawyer, thirty-five years old. His only excuse was that he was very tipsy when he ventured to enter the home of offer that will upset the Maiden Lane District Red Bon # (which is the wholesale watch district) more en im Zinfandel Claret or Mountain Riesling Calif. White Wine—our 40c bottle for. ... 30. ‘ Bort as been reporting the disappear- ance from her room of numerous artl- clea, and Matlack say: thought he had the thief. He called Policemen Gern and McKinley, and three more po- Moemen anewered their calls and sur- rounded tho house. Policemen Gern and McKinley and the Janitor went direct to Miss Borle's room Jewelled Watch into paying a big price,. and after a man pays for one he, according to the condition of sale, only conditionally has possession of it. Not so here. When you aay a watch and pay your money for it at is establishment you become the absolute @ Borte, ss than any drive we have made in a month. The ’ / Premium Vintage, Calif. Port or Sherry — 55 aan ARR Ea yee] 23 Jewel Watches they all rely on to make Tago Neteral 4 | 827,80" "Natural “ita our 5-grape quality; Te qt. for... 0... Ic Strest, heard some person crawling over big money. The 23 jewel is the one they so AiPSo Xi AVENUES “LoitkMost stony SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, SIXTH AVENUES FOREMOST STORE tharanes root He weit into Hie 7370 aay draw their condition of sale around, room. For several days Miss which forces everybody who wants to buy a 23 | hou sands of Men Need New ercoats £7 Men's Clothing Section, Second Floor, OY \ F And With Many the Chief Problem Is: NK QS OOS OO “Where Shall I Go For a Good Overcoat?” \. { tind discovered “John Smith” under the owner. You get your receipted bill of sale. oe . = oS = a wi tro his tng pac ana Rea Now ‘23 Jewels” is engraved on every one This Sale, the Last Sale Before Christmas, Answers J | Hetpon taking him to. the pollce of these watches, so that there can be no U—= —#« > === SS — ——S SO - declared he was no | to prove It. but all | e station house the spiclous manner” mistake by the salesman or the purchaser. The cases are stamped and guaranteed to be solid 14K Gold through and through, not a particle of base metal of any kind. The model is the handsomest we have had this year. There is a vast difference between the wholesale and That Question—Go to Simpson Crawford's To-Morrow ! Te pen races—fairly leaps—over the paper to get into print with this news. We want Fi # to make Saturday a banner day in our men’s clothes shop on the Second Floor, Now \ 4, for details, brief, snappy: was lodged Later he was Magistrate Hag men sald they re: known business retail peice of watches. I wil not eps to $ 7 5 say in this instance what a retailer would charge TF ee for this same kind of watch. It would be un- <== Made to Retail Regularly a believable, but what I do say is this: a pur- SS Sr | chaser may take one of these watches to any All wool, 68 inguea. ten amined oouyareinle Gal wholesale house in this city,.and there are dozens of them within three minutes’ walk of here, and if he or she can duplicate it or any reputable Baelane Tins Overnoats, Chesturieldes angie or dauble dealer can sell them as good in lots of one hun- conts, 14 silk Ii woh § 75 dred or more for less than $39.98, with all in 08 different atyles; a wouser- discounts off, we will gladly refund the money. CHARLES A. KEENE, '®9, Broeqwey Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS For Men's Kuppenheimer For Men's Kuppenheimer $ Suits and Over- $93.75 J 335, $40 8 $45 Suits ats Porle, who w tn Grant's Ad Very stylish Suit 19TH TO 20TH ST., NEW YORK CITY &— te ARSENE OEE ROE END TOROS ncn cnn tomers once