The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 12

siemens neers ARR ew ae se THE EVENING WORLD, GPRESIDENT TAFT”) rca: tan tencoree™™ "*(SAYRES “HAPPY AS TWO REDUCED 69 POUNDS; In sing his address Mr. Taft aatd ah FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913. fiterm Drowns Many Natives. FREEBTOWN, West Mote than 20 natives TELLS HOW HE DID IT. | ite waa tornado blew twenty cance i sacle “T place Mr. Root tn the claas of — natives on board, out to sen. T states {th Hamilton, Marhall and ‘ cable ship Sentinel rescued 19 of the Remerte about diet and ee i creat constructive tabora|LUnCHeon, Dinners and Reception) te fo trace of the ! } lJ r San Nene Wine Wowie, peace have just) for the President's Daughter ident William toward t FeeORnition’ A Bays Colonel Shouldn't Try to Stupendous Announcement Annual Sale of fi. Forsyth You can't play with this | South and Her Husband, nets of reducing weight; it's too e the! eertoun, T's cnay to reduce weight, but you mustn't do it too rapidly; that's apt to strain the heart. A man cen sever quite tell t Ribak CUB abont hin condition, but I feel ward return! ene ice I y A “JOHNSON DINNER, | wiere 3 eld her f 4 ; Upset Bench and Justice in baci tees cut ont potatoes on TAFT At Ne nreras eh day, Peswstion, Linch thot nding: 392 i t ve, i } j Two Continents. tirely and all kinds of bread. Calta Former Contary Edttor Man | yeing Mrs, McMillan and W. J. Locko. The Wonderful Little Fat meate—pork, veal and so || wit te Consctence, ht the second dinner party to | In G ; —_—_-- on—went too. Former Pre t Taft joined with e P LECTURES ON PEACE, | eyee'tn ttiing'tn or even | 0000005 009 tn Cannan en Ensignette vil dinner given to Robert Un- 1 weigh Just the same to-day that I did when % went om the Federal bench twenty-seven years ago. That te 271 pounde juded Sir Edward Grey, aril and Countess of Halsbury; iC ‘countess of Strafford; Lady Paget, Lord Leigh and Mies Leigh, Mra. P. AL “Fits the Vest Bays Nation Should Uphold Pocket,” also the | Tlamiiton Wright Mabie presided, and 90% Christmas stocking. : : 6 fe Mr. ft, Prof. Will- ident’s Hands in Mexi- and 8 ounces, lan tyon Phos | President's Hand ea | |e at of Yale, “Augustus Special at $7.50. Reduction on Every Fur Set { ‘ can Policy. z blondy na eats are mason. Edwin Markham read Large assortment of or Coat in Our Establishment Sale Starts Saturday, 8.30 A. M. NOTICE @ Once every year the Forsyth Co. of America havea special sale—it’s usually creased both §/ qtysionl and mental vigor. Bx-President Wm. H. Taft, in the first (Bt four lectures that he has engaged to —_—_—__----— Getiver before the New York Peace So- erated the utterance of President Wil- Mlety, told his audience in Acoilan Hall gon in hia recent a t night that the Monroe Doctrine has that that_the Unitea States, under the Mons feels auch a responsibility for all mem.” on a twig) ||| Unitea Sta Pmaintained peace on this continent for ety years and that any m Imported ENSIGN CAMERAS at Attractive Prices. Victor N. Nunes Co., $4 Ent 42d efforte neainat the Hetch-! Het lan for San Francia me,” said Mr. Taft, “ae 1 ped and enjoy each other's As one friend to Congres Poverterty? one Would have-helped them, and us too, he had confined his teachings and lec- | to explanation of the Monroe Doo- @ and ite limitations, and had not | it to destroy the independence of Judiciary and demoralize the admin- tion of justice in the two conti. | te," IUPPORT THE HANDS OF THE U PRESIDENT. And in thie paragraph Mr. Taft gave | views on the Mexican situation and @ present Administration's policy: ' “When we come to Mexico, where rey seems to r ‘gn, the question le most delicate one. Intervention by ce means the expenditure of an enor- treasure on our part, the loss of y valuable lives and the dragging it of @ tedious war against guerillas | & trackless country, “All that those of us who are not in Government can do 1s to support the of the President und the Secre- of State and to present to the Hu- powers and the world at large front, with prayer that the Ad: tration policy, whatever it may be, | be @ successful ona" ‘The phrase, “With prayer for the Ad- Ministration policy, whatever it may be." was not in the typewriten copy of apeech given to the press. Mr. Taft, @hen he used the words, raised his eyes Bis manuscript and looked the | oe, An audibie ripple of laughter 4 en the t of this country to abandon that y Will result {n “a controversy much re serious than the arguments used far to enfo he polley.” | During bis iecture Mr, Taft paid tnet- tal attention 1 §s predecessor and Successor in the Presidential office. “Tam glad to he said, “that Mr. weevit, inh to South Amert- countries, ha ukht to Linpress jem with the same view of the Monroe ne that 1 have expressed. Indeed, Store Opens Telephone and at 9 A. M. ry Mail Orders Closes rf} a emt at 6 P. M. Filled Founded 1826 Saturday Girls’ & Misses’ Apparel at Great Reductions Girls’ Winter Coats Imported corduroy, in a youthful low belted style smartly trimmed with ‘large covered buttons, Navy, brown and $8.95 warmly lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Formerly $13.50 to $16.50) Girls’ Winter Coats Embracing the season's popular styles, of chin- | $6. 05 black. chilla, boucle and novelty coatings. 14 years, Sizes 8 to Formerly $10.00 to 812.50 Christmas Suggestions Girls’ Imported Poplin Frocks Daintily embroide ered model in attractive ie $5.00 signs. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Rainproof Coats Cantonette and silk poplin, raglan and English| 93 3.05 belted models, of navy and tan. Sizes 8 to wh years. Put up in Holiday Boxes, $3.05 Misses’ Winter Suits In the season’s popular models and mate and warmly interlined. $10.50 & $25.00—Values $35.00 and 850,00 Misses’ Winter Coats Novelty materials and chinchilla, full or three-quarter length models, $0.50—Value 815.00 Misses’ Winter Coats Of boucle, wool plush, mannish mixtures and chinchilla, in attractive models, many being fur trimmed. $12.50 & $15.00—Values 820.00 and 930.00 Misses’ Dancing, Evening, Afternoon, Trotting and Calling Dresses Of chiffon, shadow laces, taffetas and plaid silks, all the dainty models (many only one or two of style). $15.00 & $19,50—Values $25.00 and $35.00 coats lined history in the fur trad in December—and at those sales we reduce every garment in our establish- ment 50 per cent—which makes this the greatest sale of its kind in America. On this Saturday, beginning at 8.30 A. M., we will undoubtedly offer to the public bargains of such stupendous magnitude that it will become SATURDAY, 8.30 A. M. q THE SALE STARTS SATURDAY AND WILL CONTINUE NEXT WEEK, BUT WE ADVISE YOU TO CALL EARLY SATURDAY, FOR THEN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO GET BETTER SELECTION OF STYLE AND SIZES. Annual Sale of Women’s Fur Coats, Neckwear & Mufts An Unusual Opportunity to Secure Handsome Holiday Gifts As the furs involved in this sale are ail from our regular stock, you are assured of theseason’s most fashionable styles and the finest of workmanship. Exceptionally low prices have been made, as we wish to effect an early disposal of all furs made up this winter. Caracul Coats 44 inch length Sale Price, were $125.00] $62.50 44 inch length, with Black Russian Pony Coats 45 inch length Sale Price, were $67.00} collars of contrast-| sae Pate 45 inch length fale Price, ing furs $72.50 were $77.00) $38.50 were $155.00 Pee ns Fy 2 INC! lengt Sale I'rice, 52 inch length | Sate Price, ng } ® were $145.00] $77.50 were $97.00) $47.00 52 inch leneth 52 inch length | Sate Price, be: were 3130000 | $90.00 $33.50 were $125.00/ $65.00 Seal-Dyed M uskrat Coats 5? inch length, withy collars of Come! sie trie. trasting fur $77.50 were $145.00) 45 inch length | Sure Petes were $230.00! $15.00 52 inch length | Sue Price were $340.00) 8170.00 Scarfs at 14 Price Muffs at 14 Price the part of his hearers followed, “Were Now Were Now . © Were a “In spite of the conditions in Mex- 00, $16.50 | Red Fox.......$35.00, $17.50 | Civet.......... $43.00, To-day and Saturday : 929, $7450 Black Well. 430.00 S15: 00 ae ye we 0 - y 29.00, $ ac i) - $30.00, 00 CUNK eo... ee dj Gifts of Sterling St/ver Attractive Specials ; Blue Wolf, ‘00, $14.50 | Blue Wolf... ..$30,00, $15.00 | Fitch. Exceptional Values \ Tactive Specials 1n AY Black 2.8105 2.50 | Black Lynx...$2/u.v0, $55.00 | Beaver. : property and persona xceptional Valu : 3 5 5 Took to the United | 5 : Silver Silver Kit Fo 200, $42.50 Pointed | Ken S000, $454 00 so ; 5 ") ‘aracul, . $35.00, if K 00, & Siting te felng'mnworuing sata te || Sterling Silver Enamel Watch Bracelets) Women’s Waists Mole... 1957.00, $29130 | Black Lynn Gatst3.00 $26.50 tion of the proble | Swiss movements, 15 jewels, dark UNITED STATES 18 AFTER NO MORE TERRITORY. | i ‘Mr. Taft's address was an analyti- @al study of the Monroe rine, hich, he sald, while promulgated by resident Monroe, had been formu- / Pated largely by John Quincy Adama. declared the doctrine @ national 268. ‘He said that the South and Central American countries were not so much @oncerned about any attempt the United might make to acquire Persian Lamb. .$57.00, $28.50 Seal-dved Muskrat, $55,826.50 Persian L Nat'l Raccoon. Sealedyec Black Raccoon, $11.00 blue, light blue, grey, violet gnd black $14.95 \ 20.00, $10.00 and silver Value $22.50 For Holiday Gifts Shadow Lace, Chiffon Cloth, « Crepe-de-Chine & Chiffon Taffeta Cream Shadow Lace and Net, low neck | f2 Py and long sleeve models....... ceveeaeees [YSIS Sterling Silver Vanity Cases | | Plain, engved or etched, with com- | $12. | partment for‘ coins, powder, memo | 075 | pad, pencil and mirror Value § Also | Pearl Necklaces 2 Greatest Specials for Saturday Only Cream Shadow Lace over net, band of cream satin finished. with pleated net at t | $3. 95 neck and front : Special No. 1—— + seprpasesteeeeprtenesss: “SOE SR BO A IS AE READ PGS AR SS SME DED Fine quality Oriental pearls, cream, white and rose 5 . ; Hed Winethe Cran Ee CINtS. ccc eceeeeeeceeseeeeeess+ $6.95 to 860.00 Chiffon Cloth in all light shades over flesh | $5 i background. Made . Indestructible pearl necklaces, | lining, with ful! frill of cream shadow lace. | draped modeis, ele- gantiy trimmed -with con- FHACE trasting furs; opalescent tints..........660055 $12.00 to 840.00 | Moire Suk Bags Black Moire silk, flat pleated bags, with mirror flap, covered frame PRIS STP » Special... 88.95 Chiffon Cloth over cream figured net, deep } collar and revere of chiffon cloth edged | $6 with side pleatings. Seal, Russian green, { 9 taupe a NAVs pes suaasaresne J sale price $85 value of this coat is $25 ill be on sale TO- MURROW AT 8.30 A.M. La Vida C orsets Make Perfect Moulds for S:unning Gowns Contribute necessa graceful carriage, features. | Crinkled Crepe-de-Chine, ruche of Brus- | sels net at neck and waist...........++. | § Chiffon Taffeta, new corded yoke model, frill of cream shadow lace at collar and | cuffs, black and all the leading shades. . 125. Men's fur lined 9 Coats, finest broadcloth, MEN’S shell “lined with better FUR grade muskrat, large col- COATS lar of Persian lamb or Hudson — seal; to-morrow only at this remarkable sale for $35; value $ aturday 35 Value $75 — support—give easy, and bestow the latest style | La Vida Corsets confer an appearance of | Removal Sales 4 slenderness and peace outline that no other | ee. inact cle thors untedin crete: Oriental Rugs, Domestic Rugs hi Forsyth : Bennett ate Co, corset, to present the right appearance. 5 = P REPEAT Mids AP Gaath tnt Cou Carpets, Furniture 302 Fifth Ave., H $3.00, $4.00, 5 00, $6.00, Heusehold & Decorative Linens Cor. 31st St. i $7.50 & $10.00 Lace Curtains Broche Cretonnes 8 Upholstery Goods $5.00, $7.50, $9 00, $13.50 | Sitks, Dress Goods, etc. $15.00 & $20.00 makes more “Offers ot Positions" than any other two mediums in the universe, The Sunday World's ‘ Want Directory ies, Railroad k City's Leading Hotels ard Nestourante, {» NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD ‘ Broadway & 20th St.;' 5th Ave.; 19th St.