The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 10

» Woman I have ever known. i ‘ I j f { i ; ‘ / HERE 33 YEARS, FOUND NO GIRL 1 sald, adding that he comes of Jewleh and see other # stock. jamebvurs. sweethearts. [am ty Miss Anna Eilitt of No. 149 Himrod| welgh 117 pounds, 1+ tham| PARIS, Dec 3-1 train 7 | street, Brooklyn, has written to Bdltor| not afrall of house bringing passenger ‘ 7 {ta B. Greene of Patchogue asking for) Miss Bllitt, who works in a bakery, | running wixty im @ husband. She said inst night: @aid she is not particular as to size or with a freleh “I am the lonesomest eiri tn Will-| complexion in a man so long as he is) near Herck pi On Sunday nights {t almoat| sober ani honest and industrious and! the expr | my heart to it at the window good tempered. with their] he WOULD WeD Fz = James McGreery & Co. Now Gray-Haired and 47, Lit- tle Upholsterer Seeks a Wife in Country. | COOKS FOR HIMSELF. | But Spouse Must Be Able to! Do Housework and Play Piano. Georre Meny!, who pute fresh com- Plexions on tired furniture at the Ho- tel Ban Remo, has lived here thirty. | three years and has never seen a New York girl that he would call beautiful. | fe said 90 himself to<tay when | asked if he cared to tell why he had written to the editor of a Patchogue (L. 1.) paper asking for a wife He wtands five feet four inches and hes | Gray halr. “I am a bachelor, born in London,” he eaid, setting down hin tray of up- holsterer’s tools. “I toll that village editor I was forty, but I am really forty-seven. That was a harmless fb, Women tell stories about their age. ‘Why not 17" “Tid you ever propose to a New York > @trit” was asked. “No,” he said, “I never got that far. I mover saw but one in all these years that I fancied. Ghe bad black hair—the kind I like—and she had aleo two iittle children. I was advised to marry her, | and I was sorry afterward I didn’t pop | the question. Maybe she wouldn't have taken me, though." “NEW YORK GIRLS DON'T SET- TLE DOWN.” “What's the matter with New York etrie?" “] don't like them, They want too much of this or they want too much ef that. They are not satisfied, They don't settie down. Some of them drink too much. A New York girl te not my Kes of a wife.” “Have you ever lived on Long Teland, or do you know anything about the girls out there?” “No, 1 do not.” “How about widows?” ‘ted. “No widow for me," responded the up- holsterer promptly. “I would lke to marry a country girt of Gark com- plexion,” he added. ‘She must be a @ood, honest girl, able to play the plano and capable of doing housework.” “You do your own housekeeping?’ “Yes, and I cook for myself." LONELY BROOKLYN GIRL SEEKS HUSBAND, the reporter When the subject of height was al- Yuded to he asserted he preferred a wite as short of stature as himself, or even | shorter, fay “My mother,” he said, “was a little Dit of a thing, with black hair—the beat “Any nationality or religion except Catholic will sult me in a wom e Feels Better After Using Duffy’s CHRISTIAN THORSETH. Pot 53 was the improvement in Thorseth's health after taling Duffy's Pure ae Miblebay that his marvelled at changed pearance—he says so himself. , “Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has done wenders for me. 1 became eo well that Be one would believe it was. Iam bet- What Duffy's Malt Weitheny dene for thousands of others it will do for yeu; snebling ever ‘one to enjoy real life, victorious life, life that accomplishes auch end will have ambition to do more as better week tomerrev. 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On Thursday and Friday WOMEN'S GLOVES “McCreery” 1-button Doeskin in Natural or White. value 1.00, 85c pair 12-button Length Mousquetaire Glace in White or Black with white sewing. value 2.80, 1.65 pair 16-button length Mousquetaire White Glace. value 5.00, 2.10 pair HANDKERCHIEFS For Men and Women Women’s Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, with initial. value 1.50, Boxof6, 85c Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs in new Filet designs. value4.s0 doz., 25¢ each; doz., 2.65 Women’s Princess Lace Handkerchiefs....... values 1.00 and 1.25, 65c and 85c each Men’s Pure Linen Tape and Check Handker- chiefs,—hand lettered. Box of 6, 2.90 Children’s Colored Border Handkerchiefs with initial. Box of 6, 75c Famous Over Half a Century. 25,000 Yards of Double Width Brocaded Silks and Satins in elaborate designs and a choice variety of the latest evening and afternoon colors, also White or Black. 1.50 to 2.50 yd. value 2.25 to 4.50 Double Width Chiffon Dress Velvet in the latest changeable combinations for street wear. Also Black Dress Velvet. value6.00, 3.50 yd. DRESS GOODS 5,000 Dress Patterns of Plain and Novelty Woolen Fabrics in the prevailing weaves and color combinations, also Black. 2.75 to 10.00 pattern Black Satin Finish Broadcloth,—sponged and shrunk. value 2.25, 1.45 yd. Purchases will be suitably boxed upon request. HOUSE DRESSES & APRONS Percale, Gingham and Chambray Dresses in sizes from 34 to 42. 95c, 1.25 and 1.45 value 1.25 to 2.00 A full range of House Dresses as follows: Black Sateen..is..cceesseieeerees Annan 1.95 Black Percale.....:. 1.2.25 Black Soisette..i..:s.sseseeeiceeee Anan 3.00 Black Mohair,,.....,...6.00, 7.50 and 8.25 Nurses’ Uniforms in White Poplin or Linene. 2.25 to 4.00 Lewn Aprons with or without bibs; large and small sizes. value 60 to 1.38, 45c, 65c and 950 INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT To Close Out The remaining stock of Little Children’s Coats of Zibeline, Cheviot, Velvet, Corduroy and Fancy Fabrics, Size @ to 5 years, 4.50, 6.95, 8.50 to 15.00 value £.50 to 25,00 Children’s Velour and Velvet Hats..,.....,., 1.95, 3.50, 7.50 and 10.00 value 4.60 to 18.50 .embroidery trimmed with lace. WOMEN’S SUITS & DRESSES Tailor-made Suits of Plain Velveteen and Corduroy,— many fur trimmed. formerly 39.50 and 45.00, 25.00 and 35.00 A collection of Tailored Suits,—-attractive models and smart woolen fabrics. formerly 39.50 and 45.00, 18.50 and 25.00 Afternoon Dresses of Velveteen, Serge and handsome Woolen materials. 10.50, 14.50 and 18.50 formerly 18.50 to 32.50 Afternoon Dresses of Charmeuse, Meteor and Crepe de Chine,—smart, effective models. formerly 22.50 and 32.50, 12.50 and 16.50 Separate Skirts in a variety of fashionable Plaid or Check fabrics, also Velveteen and Broad- cloth. 3.75, 5.75 to 12.50 formerly 6.50 to 18.50 CORSETS & BRASSIERES “American Lady" Corsets,-an extensive variety of models for medium, slender and well developed figures. Made in Coutil............1,00, 1.50 to 3.00 Made in Broche.......... 3.00, 3.50 to 5.00 Corsets Specially Priced A collection of incomplete sizes in “C. B. a la Spirite,” “W. B. Reduso,’’* Successo,”’ La Vida’’and ‘American Lady” Corsets. value 3.00 to 5.00, 1.95 Brassieres, made of fine batiste and all-over 1.35 value 2.50 and 4.00 WOMEN'S BLOUSES Lingerie, Voile and Crepe Blouses, in high and low neck models, with long or three-quarter sleeves. values 2.95 and 3.75, 2.00 and 2.95 Colored Chiffon Blouses with drop shoulder; vest of shadow lace and brocaded velvet; finished with net sleeves, collar and frill; all the new shades. = value 5.00, 3.75 Dainty Hand made French Blouses, find hem- stitched and embroidered models. value 4.95 to 8.50, 3.25, 4.95 and 6.75 Fine Shadow Lace and Net Blouses, in a variety of new and attractive models. 4.95 value 6.50 Plain or Crinkled Crepe de Chine Blouses, in semi-tailored and dressy effects. value 6.50 to 12.50 4.95, 6.95 and 10.75 UMBRELLAS For Men and Women. Taffeta Silk Umbrellas,—-tape edge; handles,— long etched and hand-engraved Sterling Silver, Fancy Trimmed Wood, Gunmetal, Staghorn, Cape- horn, Etched and Engraved Sterling Silver Caps, value 6.00 to 8.00, 3.85 and 4.85 Twilled Silk Umbrellas,—tape edge; handles,— Gunmetal, Ebonine, Pimento, Mission and Box- woed, Staghorn, or Capehorn, with Sterling Silver caps and trimmings, value 4.00 to 3.00, 2.85 Umbrellas of piece-dyed silk mixed fabrics,— handles of Capehorn, Staghorn, Plain and Carved Wood with Sterling Silver trimmings; English Furze, Boxwood, and Mission with Sterling Silver caps and bands, values 2.50 and 3.00, 1.75 ‘PEE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, TYT3~ experience. in finest feather right row. to help you with suggestions. “qm resrtaearets Perfumes holds the fagtinating lure of the Orient in ite fragrance— ubtle, enticing, elusive, full of the magic sweet- f ness of the lux- ", ury-loving East. ES seated for the woman who likes a inctive, lerent odor—altogether unlike sny other. TACUCSTIVOLOCTOIOVITTCMIT Incensia Extract, $1 and 92. Taleum Powder, 2Se. 01.25. Sachet Powder, 60c. Toilet Water, 76¢ and . Riker’s Charmona The golden Perfume. Only a drop is noeded— the effect is pure gol in the pleasure it gives, Extract, $2.00. Toilet Water, 91.00. T5e. V@ released Sachet, Riker's Violet Excelsis is the “true violet’ odor—unmistakable, lasting, yet inexpressibly delicate and fascinating. Extract, $1.25 and $2.50. Toilet Water, 75¢ and 91.50. V. Rigaud's Parisian Toilet Luxuries, whether Perfume, Powder, Soap or Cream, are the work of a master. The fragrances themselves are distinctly different and wholly charming, while the packages show the highest artistic beauty. Mary Garden extract, 214 of., $4; Toilet Water, $3; Smelling Salts, 50c, Special Mary Garden Christmas Package. Extract, Toilet Water, Soap and Face Powder, in satin case of Mary Garden red, An $13.50 exquisite combination package for... “The Perfume of Old-Fashioned Lilas de Rigaud, Gardens and Tender Memories."" A truc flower odor of extraordinary sweetness and 1 QD iSUSUCHSCONCEUSULANCOULUOUCUSL GE yc MO FITTIIVCITININOTIITUIONITOLT | charm. Most artistically designed bottles. Extract, : Toilet Water,$3.50; Sachet,01.50. Also Ba’ , Cold Cream and Talcum Powder. Gift ‘ts of Lilas de Rigaud, made of Pane aE eonnaG tach anyas 75c Caroline White extract, 94.75 and $1.00; Toilet Water, 63.50; Bath Salt, $2.00. Houbigant's Ideal Extract (demi-bottle), 92.75. Ideal Extract, regular size, $4.75. Ideal Toilet Water, 94.50. Coeur de Jeanette Extract (demi-bottle), 92. Coeur de Jeanette ct, regular size, $3.50. 1.95 up. sin handsome Christ- ts mas packages. The Season for Sachets A ei Sries}-ccented pen rehed UB?) each holi- fe adds it to PR Seen. ot eee oe anette Rikez's Sachets Violet, Heliotrope, Rose, $0c and 18¢. Incensia, 60¢ and 20c. Charmona, ?$c and 20¢, Tn Dn fed, Mo Fach tell the difference except by weight. very handsome Parisian Ivory Combs, Brushes, Hair Brush 2701, 9 rows of white pure bristles, concave back. 84 vals ourpriee $3.39 Hair Brush 2713, 9 rows pure bristles, plain back. $3.00 value; our price... PHSTEDIUTCITAGT of domestic manufacture. The Famous Nev-A-Hone (On the canvas side) Cures Dull Razors and keeps them shi or money back, most durable and use- ful of the cuticle, pleasure to use, (Prices #1 to 06) The original Nev-A- Hone Sharpening com- pound on the canvas aldo absolutely stops all your honing ex- pense and trouble and the saving quickly re buy. Riker’s are pure and wholesome, extra strong and made in our ewn laber- atories. Each, atte, LZ R ue Ole) 4t 2] LTT HUNLe@t seme New Stores Recently Opened—-46th St. & B’way—3 East 42d St. Early Christmas Suggestions The carlier your Christmas buying is done this year the more pleasure and profit you will be sure to get from it and the less nerve-strain and disappointment you will Most of the Christmas stocks in the Riker and Hegeman Drug Store: Salespeople are full of interest in the new things ard Later, however helpiul their intent, time will he pre and other customers will be crowding. We are confident that you will find the accom- panying matter useful in making your Christmas plans. Parisian Ivory Just in From Paris iece of solid Parisian Ivory so nearly resembles the real tusk ivory that you would senrcely t will surprise you to find how reasonabl, irrors and other toilet requisites. $2 29 Hand Mirror, with ring handle. $3.50. $34 9 value; our price........ssrssereeeee Pyralin Ivory Excellent value at the price and a large variety of attractive designs, not only gives trim and shape to the nails, but keeps them so with little effort, Cutex does away Cerate with all the cutting and ollpping mantouring easy" and is a attestion each week with nail file, erange stick and Cutez will Se 480m BSo i Nall Polish Tinted pays tho cost of the 7a It sottens the shia strop. Makes the Nev- eo te a brilk Promotes & thy ecerposion ‘AcHone the most tant, durable pellah. Quick Cleanses thoronghly the tastes nomical trop yeu can APA 23.0 —_ Andis guaranteed Tarmlens Vanilla, Orange, , SEO i'min BE 750 & $1.05 Lemon and Almond ‘rem bene tie mals nud stves Bay and try to-day, Flavoring Extracts feemedlect. Prie.....230 ont vas set You Are Safe When You Buy at IKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES pumila Telephone Your Orders to Nearest Riker-Hegeman Store Mail Order Department, 162 West 34th 81., Now York City TY Drv STORES, ng ; Candy some and in end- 99 f less variety. You'll be sure to find the kind you like best for yourself and others to please the different tastes of your friends or the home folka. ooh Billie Burke| Excello {| Vendome Chocolates | Sweets | Chocolates Ung uestion- i ‘ Distinet! ably he best Excel in plain “extra fine value for the] Old-fashioned | quality choco- money on the] goodness. Sojlates packed in market good you'll want | beautiful gold and white cob- them again. p0c Lb. 600; Te boas MEL sn 3Qcl tit 40c A Visible Typewriter $ 5 with accessories, complete, Come in and see this remarkable typewriter and outfit for $5.00. The construction is strong enough to handle @ private or small business corre- spondence and sosimple that achild can operate it. Helps the young folks in their school work and is ideal for (CE home use, Outfit con- sists of typewriter, one quire typewriter paper pl ad one cree one (i der, 2 pencils, box of crayons and ink. Outfit complete, only........... "$5.00 Kodak Your Good Times Keep your prints in an album. ‘Then you can bring them out from time to time and have your joys over again. In making holiday gifts remember the pleasures you have had with a camera—and pass one along to some one else this Christ Kodaks, $6.00 up. Brown At stores having pho Cold Weather Garments Princess Chamois Abdominal Bands of as time Cameras, $1.00 up. pl departments, Vests for women, fancy | sanitary natural wool, REOER EG $3.97 affording ample warmth; Hindes ces? 10 sizes, 8 weights ” $v. $1.50, $1.25 and 75c Lung Protectors for men end Knee Warmers af- wan OC LMP | ford a world of comfort Paper Vests, likht | to rheumatic knees, weight, all sizes for men | Tmported sanitary nat- nd women, I wool; var Men's Chamois Men's Byeleaic falt lined, patent clastic | Ve ete walined, in Chamois Vests, red five sires, $3.23 | $2.75 Hegeman‘s Luxury Dental Cream delightful antiseptic dentifrice for pre ene whitening the teeth. The tube 1 5c gusset at sides ably priced are some of these inches long, very strong, 75c value, for Comb 609, 7 all coarse teeth. POT Ape) Trialeize FRE bottle of Septone Soap A, figuld tonic shampoe mi rom pure soap,” wihettejad Riker's Violet A greaseli facial of miraculous whitening and bleaching qualities, Septone and Cerate 5 A few minutes’ | for.......)-.00 0s Oc Eau Gorlier (Pronounced O-Gorl-Yea,) A famous French prepare. tion that does the work of beth Jold Creams and Mas. sage Creams, t softens the skin Cuten “ makes Pe BITI It will not clog the pores Contains ne grease And is applied lightly No harsh massaging TE TTEIBIPSTEDECTIDEDETI ESO SY, a | Eau Gorfter Complexion j* cake, Mp 'e Filled TUTTO /TISEUSOEEEE = Mais]