The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1912, Page 7

— ee pera er > a - . 7. ET TE TET A, 9a RN LE TR TTT A SENET PH OTE TP ie eae) 1913. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, SULER SENSU Pao HOUSEKEEP’ AND SES OB HUNTERS While an industrious artisan was re- moving his name from the glass door of the little office suite on the ninth floor || Of the building at No. 115 Broadway | to-day, Governor-elect Sulzer was re- ceiving visitors. Some came to tell the ext Governor how glad they were over is election, others wanted him as a! Gvem at banquets, and still others, a Majority of those who called, sought to convince him they were entitled to jobs under the new administration. Mr. Sulzer received and listened to all of them. To some he was more cordial than to others, but even the job-hunters went away with smiles on their faces. The lion-hunters, the committees invit- ing Mr. Sulzer to banquets, did not fare particularly well. The Governor-elect {@ going very slow in accepting invi- tations—he's so busy. To-night he will be at the table with President- , @lect Wilson at the Southern Club Danquet and Saturday night he will be guest of honor at a banquet, but there will be few other affairs at which he will appear before his inauguration. Mr. Sulver went to work early this Morning and he expects it will be late this aiternoon before he gets through. In the few days he was in Washington following the opening of the session he gucceeded in cleaning up his affairs there, and now he is trying to dean up hie New York office affairs. ‘The Governor-elect announced to-day that he did not intend to give out the gTo-Mo Splendid Sik Hosiery at 28¢ 12,000 Pairs for Men and Women Made to sell for 50c, but because of slight mill imperfections we secured them at the same great saving we now offer you. They are pure thread silk stockings and half hose, in black, white and C4, ls aya colors, in all sizes. A remarkable value at the AL= price. : Main Floor, Centre. Ready for Xmas in Our Roof Greenhouses Our beautiful Greenhouses on the roof are housed in 35,000 square feet of glass. They are the evolution of the modern department store. For Christmas we have prepared what we believe to be the largest stock of flowering and decorative plants ever assembled. Included in this multitudinous stock are the famous Poinset- tias, Azaleas, Cyclamen, Primroses, Begonias and every other species of Christmas flowering plants. Decorative plants, too, are here in a wonderful range, including Dracaenas, green, variegated and or palms, ready-filled fern dishes, Scotti and Boston ferns, rubber plants and the new violin rubber plants. We invite you to buy your Christmas plants here. We can save you from 1-3 to 1-2 the prices exclusive florists charge. | Plants purehased now will be held for Christmas delivery, if desired. FREE!! In our Greenhouses we will give a bunch of holly or a variegated plant tree to everybody presenting a voucher of a purchase made in any department of the store. Prof. Guerrieres’ Orchestra || Twentieth Century Wonder | £ From the Xerks Sound Effects Co, we have secu will have a concert every afternoon fromi|| tno famous bell music, which we have distributed in r w, WednesdayE J === ALL CARS TRANSFER TO———— divided into lots, es follows: Let 1 lA 2 ae te assurance of securing paramount value for your money. Note these special values: $15 French ConeyFur Sets,$10.75 An extraordinary offering. In several very exclusive styles. One set has an animal scarf ornamented with head and tails, with a large barrel muff, another haga Russian shaw! scarf with a pillow muff to match. They are lined with plain black silks or satins. Japanese Cress Fox Sets, $27.50 A very. ity set is one that has ou satchel “geart, in one skin, with a names of any of his appointees until F “ 30 i 4 barrel model muff over an artistically after he reached Albany. He said he || 2:30 to 3:30 and from 4:00 to 5:30 in the cates of Rhose une played at the New York. Hipos shirred bed of silk, Just as illus had already selected his legal adviser, | if] | Greenhouses. drome. Come and hear them, $ out he steadfastly refused to tell who he was. He said that any announce- ments of appointments before his in- q@uguration, or any alleged statements Our Cut Flower Shop on the Main Floor is one of the handsomest in America, with an entrance all its own on the 59th Street side, just a step from Lexington Ave., Iceland Fox Sets at $17.50 A long silk white fur, A very attractive set includes the excecdingly popular long Roman scarf and a very large pillow muff. on his part as to whom he was going to i name, necessarily would be unfounded. f He had laid out @ plan of action and would stick to it, Mr, Sulzer refused to say anything to-day about State business or the plans » for his administration. ‘What about the suffragettes march- ing on Albany? Will you see them?” “T'll eee any one coming to Albany to eo me after I am inaugurated,” he re- pated. GOWNS CONFISCATED BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT from International Smugglers and with a stock that is as large as that of any other 5 florists in New York combined. We are well prepared to meet your every Christmas requirement. Fresh cut tlowers, holly wreaths, English mistletoe, and, in fact, all kinds of Christmas greens are here at prices that will save you from 1-3 to 1-2. Place your orders now. They will be delivered when desired; they may cost you more nearer Christmas, when the demand is muck greater and the market prices begin to soar. Very Special! A $5.00 box of fresh cut flowers for $2 Providing you place your order this week. They will be delivered at the time you state to any part of Manhattan penal additional charge. This box contains many handsome cut flowers. What an opportunity to send « beautiful istmas gift! ‘ Girls’ Children's Se(s Are Very Latest Styles from 98e to $10.00 Iceland Foxes, Mole, Coney, Squirrel, Mus! , ete, all of our usual de- pendable quality and at uniformly low prices. Corduroy, ’ Charmeuse and Serge Let this be one of the practical gifts for Mother, something that all the family can enjoy with her. The beauty and inexpen- siveness of the portieres we have in mind are responsible for the suggestion. In brief: These Velour Portieres are red and green, green and brown, rose and green and green imposed upon green. They have plain centre, with beautiful em- Bossed borders, and are praccically two rortieres in one. 7G 3 45 American Watches, $0619 This is one of the many Xmas specials we offer: East Lynne—Wood. Dana ef Crosswaye—Meredith. Mill on the Flose—Elict. The Story of the I Tenn; TO BE SOLD were made to sell for $21.00, and will be disposed cf to-morrow at DRESSES (OY a -— FOR LESS THAN | Also 200 Table Covers in all colors, 2 yds. square, edged with Co» gleven iy zations in cole I Th ir \I| silk gimp, in very rich patterns, in two lots as follows: at $6. 75 quarto in box... ty 2. 3 \4 Appraised Value ||| $5.50 Table Covers, $3.75 | $6.75 Table Covers, $4.95 le The Spell of France, by Caroline |The SALE TBS WEEK ONLY BLOOMTNGDALES’ Two of the many oubiephe ort y: Frontispiece in full| w. full page smart styles illustrated. duogravures; boxed. All the desirable fabrics of the day are tobe found in this collection of pretty dresses that will be dispersed to-mor- row at the reduced price named. All are becoming styles in pretty high and low collar effects; tunic, vestee and draped effects; colors, 753 SIXTH AVE.. TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOW! FROM OUR OWN DISPLAY: IMPORTED GOWNS——, 81 evening and theatre costumes, PRICES made of the finest imported ma $25 tartals and in the latest Parts draned effects; VALUE Talking Machines,$7.95 Including 3 Records, for... They also include 100 needles and record cleaner. A splendid machine, and a big value at the price. Record Cabinets, in mahogany and golden oak; capacity of 130 disc records.. $8.50 Disc Record Albums, cloth bound; holding 16 . records; regularly $1.50; size 12-inch at 95c; new ioheed Peet ¥ ge doithle animal svarf, id engine turned and plain poli cases . p ie “ya 590) Victor Victrola and Columbia to charmeuse and corduroy, | for monogram, which we will engrave | propriate for maids and waitresses. there are whipcords, storm and French serges and silk. Remember, this season's stylish dresses, in all sizes for women and misses; values as high as $15.00, at $6.75. teneed Yew BLOOMINGDALES' Graphanolas are here in big variety at $13.50 to $200. We offer them on most Jiberalterm ; without additional charge. They are fitted with reliable 15 jewel movements. Cases are gold filled and guaranteed for ten years, Price $5.75. Main Fleer, BLOOMINGDALES’ Women’s Black Brillian- tine Shirts or plaited waists; special, at........ A Raat GANG * Dark sirlped Sakina twelve race enimal effect in scarf; large $ xaninel muff; e 0 ra c Gee’ teases ory mom da and fancy collar; lai only seven seta value $110 .. 4o-Fonisn value BLOOMINGDALES': Pica h At Bloomingdales’ you get the purest and best and you'll | “Baskets of Joy” A Bloomingdale $1.49 Save money, too. Here's a special bulletin of economies:— Witiskiny, ; RHINK WIN! nr vewr 2°) 90 RS Tuite a1l0. our prow... $35 OT MISS THIS SALE, meet Gnmart ity to, Bay the i ie Galion, Quart. Our 85.00 vl Volversly 44.25 01.25 | Table i y ‘Table Kalsine—F om DkR.. Deo ise and 400 an Laubenheimer oh Currant Et eee Originality. At veo || camneimer. 7.00 asap Place Orders Early, None ©, 0, D.} ca [pe ee ddl sao o Steinberger 9.00 EA i. 10 753 Sixth Ave. Gor. 43d St. Established 1874, 10 nine, produced 1 ( whgerveriem * A basket packed with just the £004 | Our su.00 Write Mock Wh | things for a most satisfying, enjoyable | Quart’... : Imported Soarkling Wines, | 25.00 827.00 82.20 61.20 | THAT SPARE nde)” Stare! faNiiy of thon Ay toe weight, Limit h grocery i wit | Christmas dinner. O14 Maryland Rye fottled in 22.00 1.80 1.00 RCOM E> | aes quart a ‘ dah Mosel 00 25.00 2.00 1.10 =) -* | Each Christmas “Bas- |" suee erection en corgi bearkine Wess, 7 Make it help pay the rent. Gratiulated "sigur ket of Joy” C. niains | re dag a, Bottle MORE Me 9.00 O45 Furnished Roomsare quickly | | ©] ]1 Finest Roast 1 ge Heat|| ‘tay ee. 4) tbe - Pe y Borax pure Granulated Sugar. Kinet | ‘ : | y rented through advertisements Bail Bi 133 Ghicken, yo toes. Jie Lawso 1 t printed in the daily and Sun- day World. An advertiser writes, “my one single insertion in the Sunday World cost me 40c., and brought seven re- plies. I spent four dollars in the Herald and received less than 4 replies.” u Rouge French Claret ¥é die " ‘ Cur 1.30 Sweet Catawba, Our $1.50 Our $1.50 BRANDIES, Fresh Meats: Smoked Beef Tongues, only 2toa customer, per Ib. 15 |. Gautret & Vis, 1 utret & Elie, t 1 iD || Our Be set 11.00 2.00 | All DO YOU WONDER THEN ae) Rib Lamb Choma, extra spe- 4 | include a 40.00 8.75 |] Our i ial value, per lb....... 2¢ 3.5 P - - - 4 mn % The World akeuld y ae ve Fresh Killed Fowls, 3 to 4:1b, 16} bia Bass & Co.'s", te, |i] OMpadal ry \ 5 “To Let” or 3,685 fanen than vt Le Va oe ae b, ve 6c i nd 08:90 Pale Ale $1.43 95 Ati / 1959 4 egs of Canada Lamb, very ord zrak 0 | 986 P | the 1,748 ade printed in the Be Oa Dn aren gee kate | and cevresea i oz inecs rn or oe || Wellemsteiner, Mesel Wine port ge ane Omiorgia, gating Herald, Beatie 40 Ag) | ORT nn iter Om O02 «tate mueesay iaecember He: 0800 | oy salteslditee | se |]! ite oe Saualine || Catscee bof RE pg pt een tt ata a dali ening, Store Open Evenings Special Sale Dressed Dolls Just off the steamer—too late for delivery in the West. Had to be sold and we took them at their value less the duty 0f 35%. To-morrow you can buy these dolls at about one- third less than their regular retail prices. They have been 49 98e Other Dressed Dolls, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 to $25.00. BLOOMINGDALES’ M ° and Bo 9, $21 Velour Portieres, Pair, $13.45 $12 and $15 |Men’s and Boy's | Popular Slandard Books at 75¢ with photogravures and half-tones. Some Hunchback of NotreDame—Hugo BO0MINGDALEW: Black Waists, That We. Make Ourselves, at $1.98 That means a great deal to you— briefly, it is the best $1.98 black waist you can buy. Neatly made of black 98¢c Second Floor. BLOOMINGDALES? Christmas Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Brews:| ‘capestin an | === All Cars Transler to BLOOMINGOALES,, Lex. to $4 Ave, (91h to 6th Street <asemrraes Until Xmas Until 10 o'Clock | eMet | 1 ! Our Fur Store !—we're proud of it—proud of the exquisite beauty of our extensive stocks. You'll enthuse, too, if you see the truly regal furs we are showing. Only the most fashionable lines in coats, ecarfe and muffe—those demanded by critical dressers | You can spend as littie as $29.98 for a Russian Pony Fur Coat, or as much as $199.00 for a regal Persian Lamb Coat, with the } are illustrated the titles: Our a tual Friend—Dickens. Pickwick Ps; Vicar of W: Scariet Other Gitt Hints in Good Books: is ti 38 #2 3 color, duogravures; or Suede Gloves | at 89¢ } A wonderful value that came |} in time to facilitate your eitt-| giving problem. These gloves |i are of superior quality imported capeskin, in tan, brown and | castor. Popular 2-clasp style; the kind that make most ap- Propriate gifts. Value $1.15. Also These Specials: | Women's 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, with |} one row of embroidery on back; || black, white and colors; at, | i} | Long Glace Kid Gloves, 16-button | length, to reach above the elbow; || in black and white; | + set vies 81 75 | Men's Dogekin Gloves, fleece lined, jf] tan and brown; as good as iil many dollar gloves on the | market........ §9 Boys’ and Girls’ Gloves and Gaya lets, lined or unlined; at the tractively special price Eee PART i, 49. Dent, Fownes and Meyere ' G.oves are her all the p>p- } ular styies at $1.00 to $4.50 a || pair. Hoiday boxes wili be| given with each pair ot gloves | you buy at Bloomingdales’. ] 2tain #laor, Conte, r— he.