The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1913, Page 9

| | | | | THIEVES: DROP RICH LOOT. Mike Valued at #500 Recovered by Patroimen After Two burglars dropped their loot in ‘Thirty-ffth street near Seventh avenve shortly before 2 o'clock this morning, When pursued by Patrolman Persico Of the Wont Thirtieth street police tion. Almost % worth of «ilk han: rooms, notified the patrolman. | Kerchtefe, ait stockings and other ar] things were recovered from @ large hamper and two packages dropped by | the burglars. ‘The atore of the Lenox Silk Worls, in No, 161 Weat Thirty-fourth stroat, | had been entered by a back window and | ransacked, A watchman in Macy's do- Fartment atore, which is near the build- ing where the silk worke has its ware. improves the skin and hair ESINOL SOAP is in every way pure, delightful and cleansing for the toilet and shampoo. In addi- tion, it contains Resinol, which doc- tors everywhere prescribe for skin and scalp affections. Ite regular use, therefore, tends to 5 theetie pim- oe blackheads, and lotches, to eep the hair thick and lustrous, and the scalp free from dandruff. Resinol Soap is not colored, ita rich brown is given it by the inol med- hitely more ta everyous whe valoss a cea itely more who v: e skin and good hair, Resinel Ointment {s ment valuable tn the treatment of facial eruptions, ecsema,chaf- ings, ete, For Lead eich pooled Hints for the Housewife Relating to Home and Markets Mrs. Charlotte R. Bangs. Lard compound is usually not stiff, For the week enti, fresh emes, ne service applies to co- Tice is more suitable for table or pudding, 9 for soups or stuffing. Ifference is 1% cents to 4 cents pounds save. Foreign potatoes, spinach, need several thorough wash- centa dozen. Sold Near to fancy creamery butter, 84% centa pound delivered, State dairy, medium, % cents k butter, 17% cents-31 cents pound. Foreign sells 2-27 centa pound, When @ flatiron refuses to work dozen up. smoothly, rub it over some table] hens, $1.26-91.60 pair, of mutton ts neck and tib bones below it. (Add tice to broth) Celery from California ts tall as trees: $3.60 case Wy y, #1 dozen of 8 stalks, Not 8-10 ‘To une leftover cranberry sauce! stalk at retail, please. ee stir in 1 quart batter (cracker or 56; per box only $2.26. aska 25 conts each, New rhubarb, $1.65 dozen bunches. New green peas, $5 bushel, To- matoes (Cuban), $3 box. 6 Lettuce sprinkled with cold water keeps better than If 1@ft submerged. No oil lamp neat smeil bad if the housewife will dip wick In hot, strong vinegar, then dry wick. In buying canned vegetables, note Amoked hama, foreign or doi {€ sige is standard or short. The latter 16-18 Pound one-half dozen be] Why pay 26 cents re- tall for such grade? White table onions, $1.85-92 erate Why ask 15 quart retail? Plenty now. Spanish onions $1 crate or Why 10 cents retail? Lots of foreign potatoes, alao “sweets.” The former per 168 pound bag or crate box, $1.75-82. Ten cents quart ts too Keet will be cheaper by week end, taking @ walk around the Royal Park at Potsdam, distributing Christmas gifte ct money to the keepers and gardenere, KAISER AS SANTA CLAUS. In Slash and Sleet Distributes Gitte Operate on Him. feasion of surgery. Back hurt you? € up without feeling sudden pi aches and twinges? Now, in Potsdam Park. BERLIN, Dec. %.—Despite slush and ‘The gifts averaged between $2 and 92, part yesterday from his annual custom of | distribution. es Wi IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTER—MI. AY CABARET You will still find a choice selection of desirable models In This Continuation of Our Sale of 3,000 Women’s Coats To be cleared regardless of cost, value or former sell- ing price. Every one a smart, new, thie season’s model, Coats Worth to $12.50 at 95.00 45-inch two-tone effects and plaids, velvet collar and cuffs. ‘Third Fleer. Coats Worth to $14.75 at $6.95 New models in cheviot, boucle and novelties; many trimmed with velvet. Coats Worth to 916.50 at $9.75 Of matelasse, sibeline, chinchilla; plain and striped effects. Coats Worth to 922.50 at $12.50y A great assemblage of clever styles; clegantl, fashioned of chinchilla, wool velour and boucle lush Hat inctive high grade coats in fur matelasse, Astrachan cloth with imitation ermine co! ts; imported ge, brosdcloth with fancy plush trimmi chinchit vith large shawl black, ideally suit lined with silk or satin, of Maline and Velvet Combined modest price... Aecond Floor, ft are; most beautifi @ conte ever present at this pe .. $18.75 Coats Worth to 949.50 at $27.50 Exquisitely dressy models of imported and ed for afternoon and iT New Idea from Paris Smart Hats’ In Paris these hats are the very last word in Millinery Fashions. Nothing later can be had. We have repro- duced this new Parisian combination in several stun- ning styles (two are pic- tured) at a very $4 8 Misses-- lla coats, two-tone coi hg with large brocaded pl i rich! r, ric! Misses’ $37.50 Suite, One Mi Beautiful in des: Hons of foreign hi fasbloned of wool butt to mate! skirt bes vailing colors, yours, at @18.75, Girls’ 88,50 Coats, special Rain Coats, Marked Down to #115 | 122 Suit 815 SUITS & OVERCOATS 186 $80 OVERCOATS #18 SUITS & OVERCOATS Suita of fancy mixtures, plain blue or black; Overcoats embracing the newest styles, in regulation or storm overconta. 830 TO #40 OVERCOATS 254 MEN’S $25 SUITS Marked *19°° A great many are silk lined, others show merchant tailoring. Suite of fancy woolen cloths in all the newest styles. -End-of-the-Season Clearance Misses’ $27.50$ One Model Mausirated, 200 only. and mado of superior including many Tu he clever effects of thing, the short fancy cub cout to neck, belted beck Ee a 1880 cuffs of seal ani ree and, terse, buttons uly lined in all oro- + alzes 14 to 18 and buttons to mateh, In acy different models ty chouse One Modet Mustrated, A closrance of odds winter stock; material wool fabrics, inclu chinchilla, corduroy unc In the popular low’ belte H turnback collar and cuffs of velvet all are lined. thro to 14 years, at 68. Misses’ $5.95 Corduroy Coats, Made of rubberized cloth, Im & loose belted mo convertible collar sleeves, in tan and 89.50, 14 wo 18 years, at 68.75, 100 only, made of single toxture 14 to 18 yoors, at 8 LONDON, Deo. %—Sir Fredentck ‘Treves, one of the greatest living sur- geons, who bears among many high: sounding titles that of Sergeant Surgeon to the King, Surgeon in Ordinary to the Queen and formerty Surgeon Extraor- dinary to Queen Victoria and ¢he late King Edward, has provoked the virulent | mother. ire of the eminent specialists of hie country by uttering @ warning against the brilliant members of his own pro- from a strain, and you'll get blessed relief the moment you rub your back you with soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Gome soldiers and a number of ol4| Oil.” Nothing else takes out sore-| hurt of cause any more misery. It sleet, Pmperor William refused to de | people and children also shared im the | ness, lameness and stiffness so quickly. | never dissppointe and has been recom. tHE EVENING WOKLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1018. “"TFEAR THE BRILLIANT SURGEON,” SAYS NOTED EXPERT WITH KNI Sir Frederick Treves Worl Not Let One of That Class i better remulte than brilllancy.” Bminent aurgeons dectare that they putations—aiways working at the high- | Dine. reputation ee point of achievement. But what Sir Frederick ig understood to be hitting et of advising operations on insufficient Grounds when big fees are assured. Sir Frederick has retired from active practice, being in hie sixtieth year, For the last fourteen years he has been — MURDER NO BAR TO XMAS. De Villlers | ‘Stepfather Had Siatn Father. LOS ANGELES, Dec, %.—Tgnorant of the fact that their stepfather was in Jail, acoused of having murdered their father, the two small children of Dantel de Villiers, who was shot and killed here in @ struggle with Roy L. Glover, ‘ tand agent of Ban Antonio, Tex., de Mghtedly emptied their stockings yee terday of gifts placed there by their chief witness for him. She ls expecta: with him for her affections 4} Don't Drus Kipners. doesn't burn or discolor the skin, Limber u after You simply rub it on and out comes| mended for 60 years. a $25 Suits Navy blue chinchilla plain velvet collar 4 ita; big storm overcoats; con- Fancy striped worsted: or shawl, in all the finest full assortment of colors. double breasted, half sill lined, Down to Farm fitting ‘penth fine Engtish fabric raincoats, with velvet storm coats,velvet collar over- | Collar or cloth, belt back, nobby effects, all colors and sizes. all nises. asses Pst 3 Simpson Crawford Co. New York Agents for “Patrician Shoe. 264A SUITS for Men Who have ‘Trouble fo. Get Mtted Because of Their Size Mark Down Sale We specialize in clothing for stout, tall and large men. We fit men who have difficulty in getting ready to wear clothes to fit. After Christmas we hold a MARK DOWN SALE. Suits for men who weigh up to-$00 pounds and suits for men up to 6 feet 4 inch the wanted materials of the season in sizes 87 to 60 chest at $11.50 and $15.50. Barkes "15° Mark-Down Sale of Regular Sizes MEN’S $4 & 8% TROUSERS ‘ked . Mar! 15 75 noone $2.85 rica, just the kind of trousers a inan wants right now. MEN’S $15 RAINCOATS Marked $9.50 slZ samples in the lot, MITCHEL'S HOLIDAY QUIET, | xtenet, a. 41 west One ttuntred ama and Kechewed Politics, automobile ride. Hoe did not return to is the growing habit of brilliant surgeona| Mayor-Elect Mitchel spent @ Christ 1° 5... visitors, either personal or pee Mae, Day that was, outwardly, at least, litical, were received by Mr. Mitchel Gevold of anything that smacked of | during the day, and whatever may have politics, He left hie own home in River. [occupied his thoughts there was notte aide Drive early in the afternoom for sinte of his nominations had sot teem chief surgeon to the British royel| that of his mother, Mra Mary Purroy ‘eompleted long ago. ld family. Announce the Continuation af Their Annual December Half Price Sale Disappointed that the Coroner's jury had not exonerated him at the Inquest, Glover was led back to jail and was formally arraigned on the charge of | ‘There ie no person,” saye Sir Fred- | murder. erick, ‘of whom I would have greater fear than the brilliant surgeon, and if It fell to my lot to have to undergo an operation I should carefully select one who was not brilliant. Hard work pro- Glover's prelimiaary hearing was set for Jan. 2, when his wife will be the Women’s Suits, Coats, Evening Wraps, Afternoon and Evening Gowns, Dancing Frocks and Blouses. to tell how de Villlers forced himeelt into Glover's home Sunday and fought Misses’ Suits, Coats, Evening Wraps, Afternoon and Evening Gowns and Dancing Frocks. School Dresses, School and Dressy Coats, Party and Aftere noon Frocks. the pain. It is perfectly hwrmleas and Tebaeal iB aks lhl Geto * Ly tri ttle |, honest That's Iumbago, sciatica of maybe! jeeobe Oil” from any drug store, and ing it just once, you'll forget that had backache, lumbago or sciatica, because your back will never te Fifth Avenue at 38th Street Bixty-second street. There he and Bis wife had dinner, and later in the af- ternoon Mr. Mitohel went for a laag his home until evening, ing in hia actions to suggest that the hes tall are here in all in all wool fab- 9c All Complete, Ready for Use Beautiful figured globe in ull-frosted design, splen- did shape, scientific regulating burner, relial and imported inner globe A very « amutity on hand for this sale. While they last, 3fe, Basement, ev7 Annual Clear SIXTH Ale. 19° T0308" IN NEW YOKK'S SHOPPING (hiv bit—MID-DAY CABARET A Manufacturer ¥ Came Us and Said: “/ nanos Laces tpn . T have P-4 Boys’ Uinchilla Coate made to sell at 85 cach. If you will them you can hare them at a price that will ceaite Gone cee Boys’ Real $5.00 $6). Chinchilla Overcoats 2 " ages S to 9 years; button up to r, made with belt all around; id lining, were $5.00; now $2.98. ey Boys’ $6.50 to %8.50 944,98 Suits and Overcoats and brown, all wool, Norfolk style, patch cluded, full lined, Becond a double-breasted style; ‘convertible ; aso chinchille, in Russians, for boys Boys’ $9.50 to 915 Suits and Overcoats Suits—Patch pocket Norfolk Suits, imported fancy ie ir of knicker pant Overcoats—With shawl collars, fancy mixtures and chinchi cluded; ages @ to 17 years; Fur Coats $75 to $97.50 Natural Pony Choice 979.30 Biack Russian Pony” 7 50 i rax or Black Fox Cala. $5 ba 1 Coats neti ance of the Internationally Popular 6 } r f wid Samples and regular lines of #4.00 and $5.00" shoes at $1.95. %, The manufacturers of Patrician clear their shelves at the end of each season of all shoes that are not to be duplicated. added the SALESMEN’S SAMPLES, 5,000 pairs of lace and button SHOES, large variety of good styles, all izes; smaller sizes are the best values on account of many There are calf, kid and patent leathers, shoes with kid and cloth tops. ‘auna tl ” ——$—$—$—$—$—$—$ rrr oa <SIMPSON CRAWPORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY? <9 —O—O—OOSS] To these are In this sale are more than s 7 to 17; extra pair of 992.80 French Coney and Fur Lined Coats—Black or sable coney, full length and Toose back; also suslika lined, ak cellars ot brook mink, at... $19.29 $27.80, 935.00 to 939.75 Matched Fur ad trimmed muffs and scarfs + pointed wolf, French mole, skunk raccoon and matural recooon Beles Rhessssreeses $24.75 rat and Raccoon Sete=le red, black or Toabella fox, tural raccoon MMe ce 17.50 00 0-t8 Selun us Sets— marmot, Freve! Children's and Misses’ Fur Sete—In a large assortment, from 98¢ to 019.00 a set. 990.00 Trimmed Near Seal and Caracu! te—in % length and loose model cutaway» tch collar and deep cuffs of civet, chin- squirrei, moleskin or skunk-raccoon, ined with Reivers 2 $67.50 999.75 Pony Coate—With civet cat collat in %4 length loose model, lined with Skinaer * i ae em et GOED SSS a Patricians $ 1-9 Now