The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1912, Page 12

aah dv ada wie, £RAVAYX, NUVEMDuK 464, Lure, ae Sal ne LIF D I RIL I A AOE IIRL ILE AOS TB EAL OFFERS BULLE BULLET |e Oops, ea or irate TAFT ON. Laas ROUND. (EN FOUNDED 55s a | | i a mand haa iz He was aout en aa MENS & BOYS CLOTHING HATS & FURNISHINGS Only.a Step from STORE FOR WOM EN | bite No’ Peer } hapa P \ u os mrs KILLED. frst foi eamenente sri Men who don’t care how they enna 31st Street at Sixth Avenue |!" | : |the President attended the wedding of look are often overlooked. NEW PHILADELPHIA, 0. Nov 22 Mise Eleanor Cuilom Ridgely, grand-| lor fillets, to Dr. Hensy &. Barker, at] Whether your time is limited or plenteous Ae fare et Aer Match’ ina wire| Che BAGigh Amicassndor and'Adna, Bryes you can depend on us to fit you with Suits Rounds Another Passenger | ns ates uate erence Amiuneador ana sims] and Overcoats best adapted to your indi- oon engaRe. viduality. e at a spectal b Sensational Sale % Dresses & Coats death to- Lottie, at Str met a f and Escapes. geste is years oll, he [cavalry aril ae Fort My Baltimore t The men we clothe have the advantage of a Rae eal ahiitiree séiing tan, cel alah isabel great variety of styles and sizes to select | Values $20, § ‘ 75 Pempanie: wo pretty gir ded | Aged Widow Kills Herself. Smaanattha-vound Graham avvane ear JAMESTOWN WINNERS «| s0etie Saranac widow phase cathe thye song agen apes $25 and $30 Merdert street und Green avenue, | arareei wel Sener anes SEO. We mia aineae, Wag. Ste particular requirements for style, cloth, pat- Rem, -Sasly to-day. ; o| Killed herself with gas to-day. She was tern, size, fit and price. ‘The girls wore fancy gowns and con-\j, 2 Ne Jewelry, and it was the tm- 3, of William J. Dunn, No, %% ell), 4 avenue, Greenpoint, the con- yy) » that they had been to a dance. | Honey Bee al The young man offtred Dunn three} SHCOND RAC @rosstown transfers. ‘Tne transfer point, | selling; one mile. tan and Nassau avenues, was ten] 710 10. 1 to 3. nash, 1 (Karrick) 6 to | despondent because she had often said x ond aig | rome sii of her family seldom Astor, Place Fourth Avenue | ‘acaaotoabdndanet (‘SUBWAY AT THE DOOR-ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY: at $20 to $30. We do extraordin- ary things here. This is one of them. Charmeuse Silks Prunellas, Fine Spangled Nets French Serges and Rich Eponges in a rainbow range of the latest and most ultra fashionable Autumn and Winter shades. TE hee one of them a perfect marvel (Martin), 8 tol, 3 to 1, éven, SS away, and Dunn deciined to ac-/}yynamite, U2 (Buxton), $-to | Porto Reo, the Canal Zone and th the slips of paper, demamiing cash./7 to 6, third. Ti Philippines were Joastwise sommerce. . “Not om your tintype,” said the gay | Dipper, TAttle Bp. py, Enforcement of the ruling would have ou: ee take the transfers or} Breaker Boy, Pardner and r im | barved foreign ships trom varestne f Ghe bo pT aes also ran, American sommerce to there verritories, € “Berry,” persteted Dunn, “but 111 | seus serene nee reer Pave to ask you to pay or get off.” “You can ask until you're purple in Sale of Regular $20.00 to $ 1 ah "Satisfying Footwear $25.00 Coats—Special at Phe face, and ‘it’s all the good it'll do i — " Newest models tn full and 1 lengths, in handsome plaid back chin- A eg Mende te Raina ZO | G 0 R D E A FE D N E RV Choice {| Choice Choice chillas, astrakhan eloths, cheviots, broadcloths and rich mixtures; fle tad errata darn of | of of sizes both for women and misses. “Then tf you won't get eff I'll have to Styles. | Leathers. Grades. — it you off,” decided the conductor. I don’t I might Jose my job.” “Et you do you may lose worse than take it {nom me,” retorted the | ung man. Several other young men} @nd women who had boarded the car | the transfer point seemed to know belligerent one. They, too, had been @ dance, probably the same one. At Metropolitan avenue Dunn stopped car and etarted to eject the pas- . As they began scuffling about the car quickly emptied. The women @creamed and their escorts appeared Satisfaction in the Styles Satisfaction in the Qualities The shoes you buy at Blya stores represent the fullest pos- ]} sible measure of satisfaction. Back number styles are shut out of the Blyn system as poor or doubtful leathers are shut out of the Blyn factory. Ten conveniently located Big, Busy Blyn Stores invite you to] | Fadies’ Suede Button Boots in try Blyr Shoes : In no other way will their su- a a RA SE ERE SS a sometimes start from mental strain or indigestion, but more often from general weakness, and lead to appal- ling conditions unless checked. Treat the cause, not the effect. SCOTT’S EMULSION overcomes nervous- ness in a wonderful, permanent way by making life-sustaining blood corpuscles; it nour- ishes the nerve centres and acts as a bracing tonic to build you up. black chiffons over fine lace or net; or rich brocaded silk with Full range of Fashion's latest shadings, in handsome $3 50 pretty crystal buttons with black and colored taffeta. ] Latest $5, $6 & $7 New Silk Blouses $4 and $5 Plush Hats 51.95 $2.50 FOR auto or street READY-TO-WEAR wear; taupe, brown, without trimming: or may be trimmed with f@nxious to get them away. Dunn soon gow why. His passenger had drawn a» pe shade; a classy shoe, distin aus Picks | r tevolver. Fe SR Dall dep ain in style, and excapticuall periority be se readily mani- promptly eel at on: ductor, but missed end bit Bam Sum- Qiner, twenty-six, of No, 186 Manhattan ‘avenue, Brooklyn, in the left eem. Then be’ ran through Metropolitan avenue ti d val fest. 4 Peau blobsaerlmity tronnie anOES IN EV :. i in black, navy, blue and : : 5 Weer SIDE STORES: IVI $7, . white; plush buttons and a simple little etick-up; f Scott’s Emulsion does not stupefy— Y Bia hve awe: Fit st. a . \ adjustable elastic. $5 value. ins only Geasengers lett In the vicin- it feeds them in Nature's way. Y | Se wg now ed, Py ! EA, | Wichert’s $5 Shoes : Their | First Real Introduction INCE we first opened our store, our first and main aim was and will continue to be to offer the best $5.00 shoe in America, not only in quality, but in style and in selection of the best materials used in pretty footwear. There are plenty of good WEARING shoes sold in New York at $5, but most of them lack the little hand-finishing touches that really help to make a shoe feel good on the foot and look well. Then, again, as soon as a new material is introduced, im- mediately the dealer will add to the price, so that your $5.00 shoe will cost you $6.00, $7.00 or $8.00. In Wichert Shoes at $5 you can get a choice of all the new styles. For instance, right now, besides the regulation calf- skin, tans and patent leather shoes, we offer novelty shces such as satin French heel button boot with hand embroidery on the vamrs, the new grey kid button boot, extra high cut storm boot, buckskin button boots, in black, white or grey, the new gaiter boot, as illustrated, and several other novelty shoes suitable for dress or street wear, all at a un‘form price of $5.00. Every pair guaranteed by the makers as well as our- | selves for perfect fit and satisfaction, or money refunded. Second Big Day Offering Extraordinary | ~~ Winter Overcoats for Men Sales are part of our Advertising. specialized Sales and dignified Advertisements We sacrifice a part of our Profits on cer- Fe practically equal in Publicity value. in Sal x nd f P For purposes of extra Publicity we have ta les just as we spend part of our Profits Marked Down certain Winter Overcoats from in certain Newspapers. To our mind dignified $18.50 and $22.50 to $14.50 and $16.50. 14.50 16.50 Cut from $18.50 & 622.50 New improved gaiter boot in Wichert's 85 line. 5 quality. A Special Shoe Sale in Our Basement Store Women’s $3.50 Shoes at $1.90 One of the largest makers of $3.50 shoes in Boston, whose name we are not permitted to mention, sold us a large quantity of women’s welted sole shoes that he made to sell at $3.50. They are as good a wearing shoe and will look as good on the foot as any shoe you can buy in New York to-day at $3.50. We have them in tan and black calfskin and patent leather, in button and lace styles, and one very pretty style of soft black calfskin with black corkscrew cloth tops; all sizes in each style. “MAHLER NiGHT”’ NOV. 23 CENTURY THEATRE Entire Century Theatre engaged by Mahlers for the entertainment of its patrons and guests, evening of Nov. 29. A pair of theatre tickets will be given with every purchase of $5 to $30, at this store, between now and above date. lined. Velvet collarsare to be found when they improve appearances. They are coats for coldest weather, yet they are light in weight: In length they drop just below the knee. These are quite out of the ordinary from an artistic viewpoint. The fabrics are most tasteful andareunusualin coats | _ at even their former prices. The linings are in keeping. Sleeves satin Tan Shetlands in delicate tones of cream and lightly tinted. Similar motifs in gray as well, and toasty brown. Some rich, fleecy coats--the pink of basket weaves, the modest herringbones and also fashion—diagonal weaves of broad, brown stripes, the new indefinably twisted designs of gray on gray spaced with stripes of white; English horn buttons. ia) ay yap co ae ia: of the ecole Also similar weaves on roughish cloth—-deep browns offering—-a display worthy of any gentleman's at- and reds alternating or the same colorings more tention. Family Group Photogravure. OF President-Elect \WILSON OPEN EVENINGS Fh a Bee tity 8 cig ake tenn or Ter 2 WILL BE GIVEN AGAIN UNDER SAME ZCONTRON 3 egm 540.s8 AFT is R E E | 1 * 0G Cisicancieert ish BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. — NEW YORK — 5?" AV., BET, 277" & 26%ST3 FULTON ST., AT FLATBUSH AV. BROOKLYN — BROADWAY AT BEDFORQUAM Write for Our | New Catalogue | H ‘ae. Sid “* iu Sunday’s WORLD TORE 3035- 3037 3" 7 MOLT KD FOR THE COUPON WITH NEXT