The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1913, Page 17

MRS, GOELET'S WILL! GES $15000000 TOMER YOUNG SI “Robert Walton Goelet Is Now One of Richest Young Men in World. fy, By tho will of his mother, who died vin Paris several weeks ago and lett him her entire estate, Robert Walton, Goelet inherits $15,000,000, Robert Goelet's property now eisiste o *tocks and bonds, real estate, mortcages nd other desirable possessions to the value of something in the nelzhborhood of 990,000,00. There was $40,000,00 to be “pportioned when young Goelet's father died. The widow, young Robert's slater “and Robert himself were to share alike, Not long after she came into her Inherl- tance, the sister died and Robert W. Goelet's fortune was doubled, her share reverting to him, The elder Goelet was one who bax | Ueved in work—for himself, for his em- Ployees and for his son, as well. Robert had deen tratiwl to regard his inherit- [ance as a trust, to be increased by the same sort of manipulation which had enabled his father to swell the estate left by old Peter Goelet, So the young man, already Iminens |I¥ wealthy, set himself sortor the task of becoming wealthi +] ot himself appointed on the bo: |Mirectors of the Union Pac ‘road and he fought at ¥. man's aide while the little wizard of {the rails was battling to depose Stuy- }vesant Fish from the seat of power jin the Minos Central offices. WAS A FRIEND OF E. H. HARRI- > Rall-| Harrt-[ call to Burope and could not serve. The newspapers, after that, came as near to announcing Goelet's engagement to Mrs, Nantée Langhome Shaw and to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt as they could with- out official verification, but long after the reports were printed, he was atill a bachelor, Goelet found time, aside from hie Social and raflroading obligations, to dabble to some extent in New York reat estate. He dropped tn on his architects, one day in 190%, and told them he'd like to bulld a hotel to be called the Rits-Cart- ton. He said he was willing to spend in the neighborhood of $2,600,000 on it, and he did. There wero many profitable trans- actions at real estate auction sales, Goaet had a sharp eye for realty bargains, and often he cleared as much 48 $50,000 on a single transaction. His holdings In’ New York real estate are bably second only to those of the oi Mrs, Goelet had been suffering from | an incurable illness for the last several the mammoth Goelet t, the Nahma had prac- er home since the death |. Cruising in European waters, she entertained King Edward and Emperor William, During the races at Kiel the Nahma was always the centre of attraction. Mrs, Goelet Was always’ a welcome visitor at the Palace in Berlin, and she increased her when she gave a large sum hospital at Kiel jet was with lis mother fed. He brought her body back to America on board La Provence of the French line yesterday a fon Kille Seven, Jan. 3—Seven men several others injured Xplosion to-day @t the De dynamite works in the town of merset West, twenty-five miles from Browaln FOR MEN, BOYS MAN. ; Between Harriman and his young ally there sprang up a & we trle ‘and the Napoleon of Tran®portat {closed some of Also he b daughter | Goelet w ae well as 0 Harriman and Jaunt in Te along an th: For weoks, ing and fishin, y hardwood floors, hot and ment ¢ would soon be a Harriman made was forgotten. ‘The names of 1 been mentioned Rection with that of ‘There was Miss" a denial and the affair delphia, She w Walton. Goelet» Robert Wiison ingly droppet ealled himsel? pial {wea announced, GOEL., ADE FORTUNE OF OWN IN REAL ESTATE, Goviet was to have | at the wedding, but he ceived a si DOUBLE 2a TRADING STAMPS. running | water, brass beds, bathroom alcoves and | ween best man! adden | [ypdold m= ly ecompy 355. 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Men s. 50 °4 agit $3.50 4 $4.00 Walk-Over Shoes, $3.60 & $4.00 Shoes From Wm. Men’s 0 Shoes From E. E All the latest and newe: jes of the season. Ev button and blucher models, including Kid, Velour Calf, Box Calf and Tan Russia Calfskin, Women’s $3.50 and $1 Walk-Over Shoes, ity All the newest styles from the Walk-Over factory, Patent Coltskin, Gunmetal ae tee Russia Calf and other wanted leathers and shoe mat: » lace, button and blucher nodes, plain or tipped toes, all heel heights and toe shapes . third Fiver.) Until 12 Noon~ Site Stamps Each Filled Book Is Redeemable in 1 $2.50 Worth of Merchandise Exeent Groceries and Meats, Get the Habit sé Sore Lerty Mer Thousands of “ct ary in New York wecity, New Jersey and vicinity give hag them with all purchases. There is a J dealer in your neighborhood who gives them also. This is our regular January Sale of these well known Gloves. We are requested not to print the Lge but ic rand that is extensively advertised in New York, and the trade marks are on every pair of utters and sewers. This sale will cause @ tremendous demand, for thousands of men and women will be anxious to greet themvat this D big saving in price. gloves. These gloves are Glace Gloves, Capeskin Gloves, Suede Gloves, Mocha Gloves En Annual Sale of Sample Gloves 5 Per Cent. Better than Regular Stock Of the kinds that are most popular. You will want to buy two and three pairs at our price, The Travellers’ Sample Lines of America’s Foremost Maker For they are the n's and showroom samples, and the lines held in reserve for the salesmen’s $1 to $1.35 Sample Gloves for Children at 69c $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Gloves for Men and Women LY ‘use, who travel from Maine to California; each leat # carefully selected and made by the most expert 8 9 Pes Winter DON & Overcoats merly Priced $15, $18, Marked ae ina at Sale. An Entire ammumms $20 and $25 Make Make Up Section Given Given to This Sale This Lot to Sell at $8.95 This Is Our Annual $8.95 Sale of ‘Suits and Overcoats The tl mark-down dale RE RW that is awaited by thousar thousands es men—who jho make tt their it their business ¢ to share the great price savings every year. THIS IS A BONA-FIDE MARK-DOWN SALE. Nothing purchased—but every suit and overcoat that we had formerly priced at $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 goes into this sale at the low price, $8.95. Formerly priced $16.00, at..... Are in black, blue, Oxford, 741 Suits and Overcoats fussy twoedhr CHAGHAN canek: Every be for Men and Young Men High-Grade Fur Sets} For Men, THE O’COATS Included are hi convertible, be! novelty Ove! lar, storm, tt back and Choice of black, grays and fancy puter. $8.95 Boys’ Suits « § 687 Suits and Overcoat Formerly priced 352 Suits and Overcoats Formerly priced $25.00, at..... Your Choice, at | Women’s $8.00 98 Skirts tell A 5.00 At L Than Half Regalar Prices Overcoats Sal wiz.” Fur Sets, Worth $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00} rons Included you will find Mutts Choose |\Convertible Collar O’Coats Norfolk Sults == from Blue and gray chinchilla Polo Coats, with belt all el lined; sizes 2\/) to 9; big, long, conver- fancy mixture coats, for large boys, sizes ‘ancy novelties, with fur ard d astrachan collars, as w well as velvet "collar boys | 2/, to 10. Fancy Mixtures in Norfolk and Double- Breasted Suits, $2.98 Boys” Fine High-Grade Suits and Overcoats Every new fabric, color and style in suits and overcoats for boys Trem 206 te 17 ; $4.98 Clearance of All Our Boys’ a0 Hats le le, hinchilla, corduroy and velour. we feathers Nee Te al or lage to aatchi'en sale Saturday, 0 aihee 79 ‘Third Floor. The “Peggy” Turban The newest a | 98 milline This fetching close-fitting Turban is made of soft silky velvet, and is daintily set off by two ears of the same material at the front. Another novel style has the trim- ming at the side, il 98 eae SRC. Wear Hats, ‘Market Day elected, ‘Satur-! HAMS "3 1640 Sag Wool Voiles, Fine Chiffon Broadcloth, and Fine Corduroys We illustrate but f) one style—there are fully a dozen others equally as good. Skirts that you will be proud to own. Some claborately embroidered, others trimmed with large pearl or covered but- All in up-to-d Black Fox Sets... Fox Sets. 8 ae Marten Fox Sets... Bleck Wolf Sets. Pointed Wolf Sets. with ky claws and bushy tails. Fur Sets, Worth Up to $20.00 rench Lynx Sets in snake, animal Scarf Frenchy ee Sets Muffs 995 Stine Splendid, Ve uelected thine, made 5.99 in the desired modes, 350 Fine Fur Searts, Values Up to $10 i| 1 eglentid eallection of edd scart -frecn 1. 2" &3"h our own stocks; your choice at, each . Cigars Priced Low} (Second Moor. ) Don Julian Cigars—Box of 50 These are the best Porto Rican Cigars that are brought into this country, Ragulrt ly y oo for These are slightly soiled—- ¢ that’s the only reason for their being so low in price They are made in many styles, Seme have panels of embreicrry and clusters of pin tucks; ipsa tat tows cf lace insert cn, ete.; long or short sleeve Regular $2.79 Values several styles, lined t $3.00. Our price, box of 50 . $1.50) ij La Supreme Cgars A high domestic acked f 2 All Wi tor. ‘tae Gold Plate ‘Those cigars have lon a flier and imported Te wrapper: reg. i pecial for this #rad?| One iavens Special vot salo, 25 $1.00 |or ice. $1.95 “Belle Vista” Ha- | A 5-inch-pertecto, with long Mu- | filler and Sumtatr for |hay fine aroma, 33 | git banded: ded | 50. ‘ out with jan silk ai retty medallions and Cluny Ince; long slee (Malin Floor.) Foldig Cameras Pocket Sixth! Floor Mild. 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