The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 4

TT La GY: PS i Golf at the Dunwoodie Golf ail Gay yesterday and they had ——— He missed the iittle ball and finished the drive on hia own shin, You ought to hear him holler! He broke the Bam Harris of Cohan and Harrie—| driver right across hie kace and made ae "aon't laugh It wasn't a Cohan] his caddy ery! flarrie show. Dunwoodie te a] He broke four clubs before the forty-nve minutes f Broad. | #8me wae over and made 413 strokes i for 86 holes, That's the record for Sway, Det there was noth sf of the! Hunwoodie, Abe Levy, Al Woods's partner in the Eltinge Theatre, pre- mier golf player of the profession, says ho thinks it’s the world’s reo- “lord, Mr, Levy ts there with the drt- ver and niblick, believe me, When he was a little boy he used to have a wot club his bobby horses, Oh, yes, he's some player, but he was a w makere—the golf players, “|rather. They 1 went to Bech —but records. came That's the story. Mr. N te man- | 78. Donald ir for the B+? and of theatres, Brien . | fo in golf, but Le, ~ hg it coma in fh vauae ville, fest oun proper in golf. * | DONALD BRIAN MAKES AN AIRy, iva. [ones as @ pallet tag! player,” said Dudley Friel lone, in an awed whisper. “He's ‘year exclaim ed Zimmer- “Oh! a golf pla: ry ie ttle subtle, But wrinan, manager of the neces Wednesdays and jotice how attentive Gam the @ thinks put so ‘ thing ‘over on the Collector when he ] mes back. That fellows always trying to put ynetuine oe ‘aes ila re. than his partner, George In the morning they had a three- some and in = afternoon a fo 001 el “in ito pla . The noise mate hit of ale in the clubhouse. He mixsed four times. Dreadful! Thoy tried the same thing on Mort mys. "who has the etring of vaude- OWS. Rid ppriauee LY 0 hav it in o nplse rr natural) aid le takes | tt ase Dighball. ps hed trouble h him was he o But Just to prove it he took atl hana around the course in his automobile, ‘am That wan the best drive the day. iy) 0 F. M1 OH, THAT LOVING CUP FOR THE ’ THE WILLARD C INVINCIBLES, Well, the four invincible golfters iin HAL FOUNDED 1830 Iii I ] BROKAW BROTHERS BOYS CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS Most youngsters put their clothes through paces that are severe and taxing. Havingfor | many years studied the wearing | _ conditions and necessities to -—& - which boys’ clothing is sub- ‘i = jected, we tailor them to with- we ~—S sé Stand the strain and resist hard » wsage, not forgetting, in this _ sturdiness of service, the com- ‘fort, good-looks, and price ad- vantages boys are entitled to. Full stocks now of boys’ Winter Suits, Overcoat ts, aaiene, Ulsters, Raincoats, ats and Furnishings. aad ST book ~ ns Misses’ Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Misses’ High Cost Suits, of Qloves Practical Cloth Coats, of Broadcloth, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Actors and Managers Who Battled and Nibbled In Toothsome wisn oe for he Golf Title\== ‘ 6 - who put the dry | there, and Nicolal, who nald Brian, furnished the in gr sroup in driver (nowming Sut Sut einer ale for | Brags for the brasele-—tey, won! was a cup, @ loving cup ie aide trophy a met in niblick, and hoa wh whe | pat Me lick which Rone of the players had seen. . * ping ' 43, 1914. a os Ba = ali Fi Ey a on ‘Mi & EES ry the Fourth of J' Joh tric Mhuminatt Ing Com} pe the ints” Gevvrae "oan |S Aearay inner. was & splen inner, too. Sam Harrie made the syarted oring ‘fact presentation epeech and Donald Brian ot ead elent ‘Times. OPPENHEIM Misses’ Tailored Suits 14, 16 and 18 years, or 8%, 84 and 86 bust measure. Misses’ Suits, of Broadcloth, Gabardine, Cheviot and other fashionable materials; newest desir- able models, including. fur trimmed. Regular Values to $5.00 18.00 Suits, atest short coat models, smart ta ilored skirts in black and 25.00 colors; prs laabood lined and woo! inter lined. Regular Values to 87.50 skin Cloth, Imported Broadcloth, Gae bardine and Velvet, trimmed ‘with | 29.75 | Pur, Velvet and Plush. Values to 48.00 .CLLINS & G 34th Street—New York ,,.Misses’,. Juniors’ and Girls’ Fashionable Apparel Misses’ Attractive Coats 14, 16 and 18 years, or 82, 84 and 86 bust measure. Misses’ Corduroy Coats, new flare model, in Black, Navy Blue, Green, Brown and Taupe, silk ined throughout and wool interlined. Regular Value 25.00 16.75 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats, of Pebble Cheviot, with collar of Skunk Opossum, in Navy and Black, lined 19.75 throughout with satin. Regular Values 27.50 Misses’ Coats of Corduroy, Broad- cloth, Seal Plush and other fashion- 25 00 able materials, silk lined throughout. e Regular Values 85.00 Extraordinary Values Offered in a Very Special Sale of Misses’ Afternoon and Dancing Dresses About 150 Dresses of Chiffon, Velvet, Charmeuse, Satin, Silk Nets and other fashionable materials and combinations; distinctive 18. 50 styles adapted for the youthful figure. Regular 80.00 to 45.00 values Misses’ Serge Dresses in Navy Blue and Black.......... Regular 22.50 values. 11,75 Girls’ Coats, 4 to 10 years 8.90 Zibeline, Wool Plush and Mixtures, full lined. Regular Values to 12.75 Corduroy and Velvet Coats, fur and silk trimmed, in Black, Brown and 10. 75 Green, long waisted models, full lined throughout. Regular Values to 14.50 Attractive Dress Coats, of Broadcloth, materials, exclusive models, some fur Velvet, Corduroy and other aq 1 5 00 trimmed. Regular Values to 22.50 Girls’ Coats, 8 to 16 years Tailored Cloth Coats, of Zibeline, Chinchilla, Mixtures and other mate- rials. Regular Value to 15.00 9.75 Girls’ Street Coats, of Zibeline and Pebble Cheviots, in cape and belted 12 75 models, in Na Brown, Green and Mahoga Pogular Values to 18.00 jogany. Girls’ Dressy Coats, of superior qualit; Broadcloth and Corduroy, fur and vel- 1 8 50 vet trimmed, silk lined ¢! roughout and ° wool interlined. Regular Values to 29.75 800 Girls’ Attractive Dresses—{To Close Out) Girls’ Wash Dresses...............:::::0 Girls’ Serge Dresses Girls’ Velvet and Corduroy Dresses. ... .. Regular Values to 8.05........... 1.50 and 2:00 3.95 and 4.90 the receptien remaim Mr Barrie Denaia.” wane ere him « coffee oup of Tales See tribute ia a aot el, with the “flying an NO MORE FREE WIRING OF CITY HALL ON HOLIDAYS BEvE i Ft ‘ i B. Altuan & Ca. WILL HOLD TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) A Sale of Women’s Coats (all sflk-lined), specially priced. Coats in attractive blue mixtures at $16.50 Coats of black zibeline cloth . . at 22.50 Also Women’s Rubberized Raincoats (range of sizes incomplete) in black, navy blue and desirable shades of tan. 6 6 «© «© © « at $4.75 & 7.25 A Special Sale of Men’s Imported Gloves presenting the wanted styles, in excellent qualities, at exceptional prices. Men's One-clasp Tan Cape Gloves, PXM sewn, spear point (value $1.50 per pair) Men's One-clasp Gray Egal Buck Gloves, PXM sewn, with seamless wool lining (value $3.00 perpair) . . . . « «, at $2.00 | RCM ese ei ke tee aN eee ume | Sales to be continued to-morrow (Saturday) will consist of Women’s and Misses’ Winter Hats; Men's Overcoats, Hats and Shoes; Young Men's Suits; and Imported Celluloid Toilet Articles. SPECIAL SALES ON THE SECOND FLOOR a FOR TOMORROW (SATURDAY) A Reduction Sale of Dresses and Tailor-made Suits FOR MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN will offer particularly attractive values to-morrow in Dresses of serge and combination fabrics at... « ee he he) 812.75 & 16.50 Afternoon Dresses of Silk at 12.50 « 17.50 Tailor-made Suits . . at 19.50 & 22.50 A Special Selection of Girls’ Winter Coats (sizes 6 to 16 years) will be placed on sale at unusually advantageous price concessions, Chinchilla Coats, lined with flannel, at $9.50 Cheviot Coats, trimmed with fur, at 10.75 250 Boys’ Norfolk Suits f made of smart woolen mixtures and having extra pair of knickerbockers, will be specially priced toemorrow . . . . - at $7.50 During the Winter months what brings more solace to the brain- fagged father, the tired out mother <==5) OF to the kiddies, than “ Just a song at twilight, When the lights are low?” musical instrument line, the strains of some favorite air or the melody of a song are as restful to the grown-ups a8 a lullaby to a child, SEE WORLD “PIANO AND PIANO