The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 8

aes ae ‘ * 4 ‘ & oe e OUT OF TOWN AND NOWHERE $ 4 AP a nena a ee NO i RESPONDENT , GOULD TAKE HER ‘ ’ * She Told Her Fiance So, When | a Husband Accused Him, and Broke Engagement. 4 Weta no dlatinction to be named aso Tespondent in a divorce sult filed by an engry husband especially when the ac: { ewsed young man is about to become @ bridegroom. This is the opinion of Mre, Annie Edlin, @ comely thirty-year- 4% A widow of No, 46 Jefferson avenue, * Brooklyn, who broke her engagement to ‘William Higginson of No. 26 DuMeld © @treet. The bridegroom that was to be, has been missing for a week, and the Near-bride this morning displayed no anxiety over the pons happy and untimely dead @or all 1 know, ® perhaps some other unsuspecting woman will be saved.” Howaver, Mrs. Anna Maucher of No, 998 Hulsey street, whose husband named Mr. Higginaon in his divorce suit, felt more indulgent. She tokt an Evening Work reporter that it was quite true thet Mr. Maucher mentioned Mr. Hig- NEAR DEAD. Moreover, Mra. Maucher gave eimflar She ead. She said he was out of town » and conveyed the impression that she knew his whereabouts, but was not pre- pared to make the fact public. She faleo took occasion to deny a report » that two years ago ahe angrily sought ¥ Me. Higsinson in Rockaway with a re- volver, She branded this aa a delibe- rate falsehood. ‘Myre, Edlin ie active in the affairs of Bt, George's Episcopal Church at Gates and Marcy avenues, Brooklyn. 6he comes from a very well known family, jarciage to Mr. Edlin having ‘deen le event in Brooklyn society twelve years ago, Previous to gained @ praiseworthy & settlement worker. She 1s ut to his employers + TO BROAL ALTAR ==: «| Edison New Disc Phonographs Victors Victrolas Grafonolas on Wi .| Easiest Terms ‘put at Cash Prices. ifey 4 Ek living with her two children tn ity A you her ceenewnet to Mr. Higginson, al- it actually happened a week ago night The wedding was 1 z i gf FH ¥ al ' qnd married him to avoid what they might think would be disgrace. I do not | © consider myself diayraced—rather ree- 1 I have known Mr. Higginson , while I have discovered { chat he has known the woman whose © usdand accused bim in the divorce sult for fully four years. OORSN'T CARE A BIT WHAT BE: ra ite and ‘Mite, Eatin c Cortofone st nnd best-toned ite aa ed it fou fag about four records B. Altman & Co? are offering, at very low prices, Imported Dress Silks especially adapted for Tea Gowns, Kimonos, House Dresses, Blouses and Dancing Frocks. This offering comprises Novelty Silks, Soft Crepes, Brocaded Poplins and Charmeuse, White Silks, Brocaded Velvets, Satins, Fancy Chiffons and Black Silks. Arranged in Dress _and Waist Lengths. Small Oriental Rugs Antique, Semi - antique and Modern, are displayed in large assortments at moderate prices. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER B. Altman & Co. The following Sales have been arranged for to-morrow (Saturday), affording an opportunity for purchasing ace ceptable Christmas gifts at exceptional prices. Women’s Japanese Robes in a special selection, as follows: Hand-embroidered Quilted Silk Robes, with and without collars . . . at $6.25 Hand-embroidered Quilted Messaline Robes $8.75 at . . . . . . . Special Values will be offered in Women’s Tailur-made Suits at $24.00 A Sale of Men’s Furnishings will consist of Men's English Dressing Gowns, made of de- sirable woolen materials; regularly sold for $18.00 esas at $12.00 Men's Pajamas, made of imported Habutai silk; regularly $12.00 per suit . at $5.50 Men's Negligee Shirts (plain or plaited), made of imported Habutai silk in fancy stripe effects; regularly $6.00&6.50, . at $3.75 Men’s Silk Four-in-hand Scarfs, regularly $1.50&2.00 . . . 5 - at 85c Also Men’s Overcoats suitable for street or motor wear; regularly .00t0 45.00 . . . . at $23.00 “Betalph” Guaranteed SilkHosiery made exclusively for B. Altman & Co., is distinctive for its durability and style. In order to feature this Hosiery an unusual offer- ing for toemorrow (Saturday) will consist of Women’s ‘‘Betalph” Black Silk Hose, with double tops and reinforced heels and toes, at the special priceof . °. per pair $1.35 19, 1913. Bonwit TELLER & Co. Misses’ Fur Trim’d Suits 27.50 Formerly 49.50 to 65.00. A collection of two or three Suits of a kind from lar stock, in velvet, corduroy, broadcloth and velour. Trimmed with French seal, Jap mink, skunk opossum, fitch and tiger. 75 Misses’ Suits 15.00 Formerly Up to 37.50. Demi-tailleur models in a number of smart fabrics. Will Close Out Saturday Girls’ Afternoon Frocks ~ 8.50 Of crepe meteor, velvets, novelty silks and it laids, some trimmed with fur. Colors: Rose, lue, navy blue and brown. Odd sizes from 6 to 14, Sizes 14 to 18 50 Girls’ Schoo! Coats Formerly Up to $16.50. Of chinchilla, boucle, cheviot and imported plaids, ae Phos bre ie trimmed. All the favored CU tee Hague blue, gray and brown plaids. Misses’ Fur Trim’dCoats 35 Dressy Coats 19.50 Formerly 37.50 to 45.00. Is of duvetyn, wool velour, barre, lish tweeds. Lined with ee ere French seal, civet unk opossum. Sizes 14 to 18. Dressy model hres cut chinchilla and cygne. Trimming Imported Brassieres 2.25 Of heavy crash linen, hand scal- loped and hand embroidered. Embroidered shoulder straps. 10.00 Formerly Es to sls 50. ye broadcloth, Cael oat iat ve with p peau og egy oe er en ae For Saturday Only. French Pleat Chiffon “Danse” Petticoats Fur Trim’d Carriage and Boudoir Slippers The Boudsir The Carriage 195 2.95 Made of heavy satin. Trimmed with skunk fur. 2.95 3.95 Accordion pleated, plain hem and shadow lace edge. In French evening shades. Sale of Women’s Blouses 3.90 were 5.50. Of cream shadow lace over net, with ith double pated 7 .5O Vvatue to 16.60. chiffon collar and fichu “nt aac Extraordinary Special Sale (Special Sale Gift Handkerchiefs Pure Silk Hosiery 50c Sach. Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose Armenian lace trimmed. In black, white, street and evening Beautiful Hand-embroideries, shades. Mercesized lise lisle top paipaiy ee Ke 85 Madeira Embroideries, Value Cc «Colored Borders he Initials, E:abroidered Scallop n-wor! Fifth Corner Embroideries, Medallion obrhysubapabed Initials, Silk Crepe de Chine; in colors. Hand Em’d Thread Silk ose Lipa mone wer clorem Liens amvanie 3 at } 6th Street COMES OF HIM. Zam happy. and have been in receipt of congratulations from my friends B. Altman & Cn, a ti heey 9 id Aone, 4h ow 35th Kitreete, New York.’ i ti EO EETLEXEKKKEZZE_EEDYEZ=™=“——EEl™™™_ have made extraordinary reductions i } in the prices of Charge Gittete : « 2 Wall St. 25 Cortlandt St. Christmas Gifts to it. ; 40 Nassau St. William Gi. White 345 Broadway Misses’ and Small Women’s Shop Ev. * 647 Broad St., Newark, Broadway & 26th St. 3 West 42d St. Winter Coats Our fay A pr to la ep from—Furni- Dee Lamps, and will offer to-morrow (Saturday), sen, Bees, Pictures. _ ‘RETIRING FROM BUSINESS) 2712" cocoon Sesto Every Article in the Seven Big Stores Must Be Sold at Once ‘| __ originally $17.50 to $30.00, at $9.75 & $15.00 ¢ | English Coats, made on mannish lines, of ; Highest Gr ade Men’ Ss Wear the fashionable worsteds, reduced to posed ’ Extensive Price Reductions have also bee: ‘ At Great Reductions made in a limited number of Misses’ pate cy. A Splendid Opportunity to Secure Suitable Christmas Gifts $ 144-146 pa o%. a soft tone Every Half Hour|E#"_.. qrdyitaceteat, thet $5.90)" Small Women’s Imported Evening Wraps. 1 Smokers’ Articles's 1.50 THE BARGAINS: | (Zit Avenue, 3th enh 35th Pret, Nem Hort “ee Frbsted Sars end all our old frienta Scotch Angora Sweaters—Were $15.00, now $5.00 % Clothing invited to participate! Shirts—Were $1.50 to $10.00, now $1.15 up On Our Confidential | * Neckwear—Was 50c to $3.50, now 39c up $ Hosiery— Was 50c to $3.50, now 39c up : ease Weekly Ae peckans frm plo under abel. oS Women and Cniidrea, A simple but sure way to increase the weight, it ia asserted by several well-known | [oud physicians, is to take regularly for several i Siete fat figestion and Bathrobes—Were $3.50 to $12.00, now $2.75 up Gloves— Were $1.15 to $5.00, now 95c up ! Pajamas—Were $1.50 to $6.50, now $1.15 up Mufflers—Were $3.50 to $10, now $2.75 up A Charming Xmas $5.9 Gift is this dainty Music Cab- inet in mahogany finish, with fancy mirror on top. Reg.$10 i ' Waistcoats—Were $3.50 to $15, now $2.35 up ". Overcoats—Were $30 to $60, now $17.50 up on a Sone a ‘ Sweaters are with or without collars and for men and women. 9274 3*Av.|7"' 14 St. sey aren Me we Ba, a ee The Overcoats include come smart West End Londons and Balmacaans. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LADIES, The Sunday World ’s cision aon Bet. 1884 & 144th | Bee. Bth @ Oth Ave. , other two mediums in the universe, ints deine ciinsi wstiooev aaa a re Want Directory ih ghee tit Nt asians sale. werent fae ~ sioatitiameciii —