The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1911, Page 14

. pee ‘ . , a ——————— THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1911. FEROPLIN | Miss Edith Brooks of New York THREATS i fal Smt Ceaye®. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 10 O'CLOCK. ; To Be Bride of Baronet’ 8 Son ease co athe tis (e i America’s Greatest Furniture House! ud wi Block a umann 8th Ave. 35th tol). aGmpy 2 st Great Clearance Sale of Odd ROCKERS at Startling Reductions! Several hundred odd pieces Matojany Finished remaining from our immense Rocker Holiday Rocker display are included in this great price- cutting sale! Only one or -AALROAD SOLD ~TONEW COMPANY Nominal Price of $12,000,000 | Bid by Representatives of | , the Reorganizers. ' OLD CLIQUEIN CONTROL "New York Railway Company to Be the Name of New Foremost Clothiers Since 1845. End of the Year CLEARANCE SALE Never has an offering in the Smith Gray & Co. stores been received with such bound- less enthusiasm as has this end of the year clearance-—never has there been so immedi- | ate and continuous response, and all for the very evident reason that THE VALUES ARE THE GREATEST in our history. That the values are greatest is directly attrib- utable to the fact that there are on our counters today twice the normal number of suits, due’ to the doubling of our productive facilities in response to the tremendous increase in the demand for Smith Gray & Co. clothes. And not only are the values the greatest, ou Corporation. | but the latitude of choice h been equalled {= “eg —_—-- ‘ECZEMA GONE MY ans clearance in our history. there being in- Sl two ora style, but a range of clu: si jt . thirty- © eset of ta | | IN THREE DAYS @] four distinctive Smith ‘Gray & Co. models, in a lesigns so extensive that you b finance and many scandnis, died to-day | izes and models for men, young men and boye. [i Parlor Rocker. will surely -sbvand was formally buried. In ite piace | al 15 00 for Suits and Overcoats that ’ find just the ame the New York Nallways Company, Nobody at Hospital Could; e are 20.00 to 30.00 values. which bought at @ properties of the 014 road for a reosgeniaation committes which repre holders’ of the Rocker you Help Him. Resinol Solved want—an dat the Problem for Suits and Overcoats that are 22.50 to 35.00 values. 20.00 . t Paneer for Suits and Overcoats that a price much “Yond: r ] sppoeeinetl rou Palla. as Lgl os ei ak of his eye 25.00 are 35.00 to 45.00 values. lower Fe jroed—the up: xed by the Court | Of thin patient ani baffled the science for Suits and Overcoats that 1p would expect to pay gts ec i Aig ee BEOO 0 iso to'ss.00 values. ere are: ; eakpourt house, so the sale was siscurnie disease was gone Read what the happy | MISSION ROCKERS— upholstered with genuine wile says “My attention was first called to Resi- | nol while my husband was in the ho: under treatment for cataract. After an Fur Coats Underprice 35.60 & 40.00 Fur Trimmed & from Ru wre the ates to the corri: re. corridor to Part Ht e Court There AWiittamn L. Torner held the mtand, with | $8.00 Upholstered Mission Rocker, operation was performed on his eye BOT Gomes iia cis Fig ons Ly 8 25.00 MET Aickarder’ ricesen tore! gg is , ig ak BM grasa appeared in, bis eyebrows. All 50.00 & 60.00 Fur Lined & Fur or imitation them were Guy Ao J. Mempnittt ™ J 4 , pa mibles dha . WOMUB rite hater nehia ris 35.00 iad edwin 8 M it reprenonting ’ ‘es fhe a afte: 2) . EE reersanteation commitiee | a COITH A d, and after two of three el 65.00 & 75.00 Fur Trimmed & 45.00 THE FOUR THOUSAND WORD E pee Inonewerk | (@) Fur Lined Coats............... e ORDER 18 READ. | New York Society Girl Won by the | ew York ‘ ot ie nie Ey A eee is 100.00 Fur Lined Coats........ 60.00 tgs ee ance ge Younger Son of Sir John ee "yihe soup. Find the same virtuein the! (2! 200.00 & 250.00 Fur Lined ot eae Th enman A Kohls we Nutting ape A tot one }s0ap that T found i wtment and (2) Coats eS ; 125 00 $5 Mission oa en ho fama, ave formal notice of the con | paNBON, 1900, 2 ~The enganeine ule LN mae CE peain Eien ee | (GL ees a ee = an ahog- tracts existing betwe Mi When in} atan | ennounced of rans | daughter of Mr all eruptions, | (@) York City 8 any finished Rockers in enormous variety—all at prices that mean skin and relieving it t through |e MARS. JH EVANS, e lawyer! Wonderful results on But why not? erful curative « antiseptic anc 1.50 & 2.00 SHIRTS, 1.15 el Likewise, in the Smith Gray & Co. Furnish- ing Department, the same enthusiasm abounds, for | Fa here you may make your choice of any 1.50 and (4) 2,00 Savoy or Smith Gray & Co. shirt at 1.15. All SM Athat road, whieh tn wend payments and the per cent. interest upon Bh of spook. ‘antee Of ting of Dublin shares| Mins Brooks was one of the a ng quite as healin, Pther notices of contracte and alatms | waiter aasens of contrac and ln") a GLUBS, 41,000 NAMES |! a re fl 1 Sead Pe dey Rp ae pemtie g oo ASAVING OF ONE: $10.00 Mission Rocker certified checks nded by Nd Unto | can a @ ric is inclu —there are a’ Fa Megees trom prospective bidders IW THE NEW CLUB LIST. | i venom fe] lengths and every shirt in the offering was a stan- THIRD TO ONE- Oly one check came to the front, It University Club, Yale Club, lel hemical Cc was from the reorganiaation committes| Latest Edition of the Publication ix iounled ‘tor $100,008. Gives Complete Register of dard value at original price. Come in today while the asgortment is at l] its best. HALF ON EVERY ROCKER. . Day knocked down the old Iine to # ; i the new holders without wasting elther All: Ofticials, (ah Motor Clothes for O d Chauff. . q eae : at. 1S, “ stor 00, hak igure sepium tat | (el 4 ” Feu Charge Noose Ia" Baltaited Peat Jin addition to these illus- o MBhe sale leaves in the cold 92,000,000 | nounce the tesuan , I ‘ 1s Solicited, | Jot ela stock the owners ot which tay | 1912 and wis. le || trated—there are hundreds n by paying | refercnce I now n ach share, The} and d* a ov the company were | floers, for the Ave per cent. [here of fo four per cents. a0 vhe ook in with gilt odgen this being & rey @r) veme into the roorkan Angesatnents of $12.90 new securitie quoted to-day ia ree © §mith Gray & Co. and memn-| = C Two New York Stores: fe () |Jof other equally excellent 'Ivalues—each of which \I proves that 5 f@| ‘Two Brooklyn Stores: | fal Broad i [2] Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. Roeewey at Warren St Broadway at Bedford Av. ath Av., Bet. 27th & 28th Sts. ration papere of tha road nt to Albany to- exted to the | MOMt prominent 1 Wy “Gay. Pour names were ee SUCUSUTASTESSTSUSSSSES (Rete rs west ols Sc 1 OS I FST OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST ening t went ehlid of | Aero © a a — ~ nee 1 ww naw (gpa aM chin att | ames by Nahan Franko's Orchestra, Restaurant, Dail: I Marainenee Ayn. After Neo > a age take the name mugwested on « ‘oon je 33 Yoong Bader Sanne Club, Chup, Knickerbocker © wy the parenta—the New York Railwaya ured. ‘Then fact, say “inniders,” that the Interbor- ough holds the big end of the outstand. dng bands and really hae to take care of whet {t had ulready grabbed. a The suggestion that the change m waite sidetracking of Mr. Shonte a 96- Meee tetern why th ine oMfectal shoud not fwd. Lotor Ch C5 BE: fe, locorporation i these ae 12 lee || SuxwrI AVE. 1977020" STREET. 9 NEW YORK, —— ee : Z se se pe vn en : GUARANTEED ¢ For the Last Day of Our | ILL EW YEAR'S | ew a ieee “ponds Mevece | Me ‘nae - 23 JEWELS Great Annual Holiday | ANT THE UMBER \ Total capitalization ws, | BEAUTY OF THE NOSE my . \ oe "pet Ei | SOLID 14 KARAT | | ORLD’S EXT SUNDAY pathic reves he} MARRED BY WINTER GOLD jeoont. e Just read the four above lines over again and stop to realize what it means to you. This is the offer that will upset the Maiden Lane Disirict, which is the wholesale watch district, more than any drive we have made ina month. The 23-Jewel Watches they all rely on to make We Have the Most seienatinae t Piano Bargains Ever Announced More than one hundred high grade instruments—all guaranteed—that have been taken in exchange as part payment for new pianos, “Main as the nose on your face, declared a woman yesterday, “is an | ne jold saying that reminds us all that) our nose is our wt conspicuous fe Seen in the Stars for 1912 —amazing prophecies denied. It te L wish wind didn't nose redden and peel.’ are now in our showrooms * pws your wite whet other women condition not fain or a ‘ women, At she wearer all druggists sible tubes, 23« Advt ANNUAL SALE C. G. Gunther’s Sons Established 1630 FURS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Imported models and models of our own design in Long and Medium Coats, Mufts and Neckpleces. All the desirable furs. Men’s Fur Coats for Evening and Strect wear. Automobile Coats, Caps and Gloves. Robes and Anima! Rugs. 301 Fifth Avenuc, New York, mo tubbed into the skin ng, and before going fety from. chap: foce and hands often enlarged n does not wen soil the Its healing apd heaulitying ave made it welcome to thot iy big money. ‘The 23-jewel is the one they so tightly draw their condition of sale around, which forces everybody who wants to buy a 23- Jewelled Watch into paying a big price, and after a man pays for one he, accerding to the condition of sale, only conditionally has possession of it. Not so here. When you buy a watch and pay your money for it at this establishment you become the absolute owner. You get your receipted bill of sale. Now ‘23 Jewels’’ is engraved on every one of these watches, so that there can he no 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 retail price of watches. | will not attempt to say in this instance what a retailer would charge for this same kind of watch. It would be un- believable, but what I do say is this: a pur- chaser may take one of these watches to any 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 dealer can sell them as good in lots of one hun- dred or more for less than $39.98, with all discounts off, we will gladly refund the money. CHARLES A. KEENE, 180 Broadway, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, New York 1 —S - LS. = seegpaees 1 i} 1 1 New 1 Pease Upright 1 i] 1 1 \ CY Fourth Poor. SPECIAL TERMS Your Own Home; us *1.00 _a Week AG r Upright. . Waters Upright..........656 j Decker Upright... | ingland U pright: Schumann Upright Billings Upright. . Bent Upright Wissner Upright Gabler Upright... And many others. Best Values of the Year n Home Then as low as $1.00 a Week More than 100 other splendid bargains, includings fine Steinway Upright for, 9185] A fine Hardman Upright for marked at low prices that mean the opportunity of a lifetime o buy a piano, 30 Days’ Free Trial in then begin payments as low | 30 Days’ Feee Trial in Your | Ow: \ A fine Knabe Upright for... 3195] A fine Waters Upright for... 9225 A fine Weber Upright for, ..9175]\ fine Chickerin A fine Vose Upright for $200] A fine Som A fine Gabler Upright for, ..9195] A fine Hazelton Vaneht for 9150 You must see and hear these pianos To-morrow will be our banner day, EP Simpeon Crawiord Co., 6th Ave., 19th htoaoshSt,, New York City a> | , snprerinte their great worth. READ IT—TO APPRECIATE THE CONVENIENCE AND VALUE OF THE SUNDAY WORLD'S WANT DIRECTORY—READ IT a made by Astrologists. LOOK! Helen Ware, the great emotional actress,on "The | Plain Girl's Chance.” \ ‘LISTEN! In Mrs. O.H. P. 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