The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1914, Page 5

\Sunda y of Onna FIFTH AVENUE. AT 38™ STRFET Annual December Sale Furs of Fashion and Quality FOR WOMEN AND MISSES at Decisively Large Price Reductions French Seal Coats 48.50 55.00 68.00 Collars of contrasting or self fur. Moire Caracul Coats 50.00 55.00 65.00 Collars of contrasting or self fur. Baby Caracul Coats 85.00 95.00 110.00 Collars of contrasting or self fur. Hudson Seal Coats 65.00 85.00 110.00 Collare of contrasting or self fur. Muffs Scarfs y 10. 19.50..... Natural Raccoon...... 5.00 12.50 {12.50 19.50.........Black Fox......... 6.50 16.50 25.00 35.00...Natural Skunk...10.00 14.50 22.50 22.50 27.50 .. 10.00 16.50 WACO ec ea eae POR aia dic 19.50 18.00, 24.50. 12.50 Wolf Sets Slate Fox Sets Dyed Blue Fox Sets Dyed Blue Fox Colcr) (White Fox Dyed) (White Fox Dyed) ' .' 2! Work’ “Wants” World T TELLER cco. MUA WM OF 25,000 ENTER I Came Here a Prisoner of the about 25,000 troops. He arrived dur- s EERE VERGE TR IEG poicd -. We with a ravine. tal 1 peated over these mi morning. our 80) United MEXICAN ICAN CAPITAL: Huerta,” Says General. - and the Cabjnet by Secretary Bry: MEXICO CITY, Nov. 30, via El] Minister reported Zapata has Paso, Tex., Dec. 1.—Gen. Villa entered capital to-day at the head of Sunday, the afternoon in th where he remained dur! consi of Provisional President Gutie: “Thie ie better of upon hie arrival. the Gen. statement to the Associated Press: “My only mission is to restore order | si in Mexico and not to take personal revenge on any one. I promise that Hraterday. order will be restored at once. I ain acting as the subordinate of Provi- sional President Gutlerrez and the Natlonal Convention. “The Provisional President is now the am merely acting as field commander | gamage in the seven-story brick factory of the armies. All foreigners and for-| puiiding at No. 272 Kent Avenue, Wil- eign property will be protect Villa left Tula this morn! receiving news of the capt Pachuca by the cavalry bri Gen, Raoul Madero. troops retired after a skirmish be- ac tween outposts, Gen, Villa had # narrow escape | occu from death just before his entry into [Of Mickel, plate supplies, i? fie the train Monday ti Wonders! Thirty-two persons were kill } receiving delegation: . Villa will not enter the cap- n, corresponden ated ed Villa | many perso! Villa issued the following ation. ‘ommunication between the Ca Floors ding Wrecked—Loan, $20,000, fire of unknown origin did $20,0( Five supreme power in Mexico and I Hamsburg, early to-day. after| was wrecked from the first to the fif of|foor. Three alarms were turned ot |atter Henry ©. Wood, night watehma Fire De: ores iain i Bened by by R. W. Mk oO ut the secon fete for thet rans + plumbers plies business. ed by PJ. Mount, cman an a The Carranza by Betucha plies Brother: city. His train collided with the of Gen. Chao above 000, to the GB. Altman & Co. HAVE ARRANGED THE FOLLOWING FOR TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY): An Extraordinary Offering of Misses’ Dresses and Tailored Suits taken from the regular stock and marked, to close out, at sweeping price reductions. 290 Misses’ Tailor-made Suits, formerly $25.00 to $38.00, at $15.00, 18.50 & 22.00 210 Misses’ Silk Dresses, formerly $19.50 to $32.00 . . at $9.50, 14.50 & 18.00 65 Misses’ Veiveteen Dresses, formerly $22.50 to $3000 . . . at $13.50 & 19.50 85 Misses’ Serge Dresses, formerly $17.50 to $28.00 ’ . . + at $9.50 & 14.50 Among the above will te found many styles adapted for Small Women. (Department on Second Ficor) \ A Specially Prepared Sale of Men’s Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes at fully oneethird less than the regulz: selling prices, to be held in the Men's Wear Department, will offer an acceptable suggestion for holiday gifts at appreciable advantages. Men's Smoking Jackets, of excellent quality double-faced materials » «at $3.50 Men’s Blanket Bath Robes, in an assortment of desirable colorings » « at $5.00 The Men’s Department is easily accessible from the Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street Entrances. All Charged or Paid Purchases (including heavy and bulky shipments) will be forwarded Free of Charge by mail, express or freight to » any point in the United States, Bickeem. i _ Fifth Avenue - Madison Avenue, New York, An Interesting Sale in the Department for Cloakings will comprise Fine Quality Broadtail Cloth 48 inches wide, in black and colors, offering very exceptional value at $3.25 per yard. This Department is showing, at greatly reduced prices, very attractive assortments of Scotch and English mixtures, French Velours, Silk Scals and Broadtails, especially desirable for smart Coats and Wraps. A Sale of Linen Handkerchiefs for Men and Women will suggest desirable holiday gifts and present unusual values at the prices quoted. MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed . . per dozen $1.90 & 2.30 Plain, hemstitched, per dozen, 2.85 & 3.75 With tape border ' per dozen 2.10 WOMEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS with hand-embroidered initial, per doz. $1.80 With wreath initial ° per dozen 1.00 Plain, hemstitched, per doz. $1.85 & 2.25 Withtapeborder’ . . per dozen 1.35 Also Women’s Novelty Crepe Handkerchiefs, Oech 6 cee a a) anes Hand-made Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs with linen center (usually priced at 85c. to $3.75 each) $1.25, 165 & 2.25 \ To insure delivery before Christmas, orders for the embroidering of initials, monograms, etc., should be placed immediately. at. §80c., rat's| is, Which | wore not discovered until the next pojicy Doubt Contessio Confessions of Union Sern eaeae courteous to the diplo- matic corps. Zapata arrived in the capital last and at once restored the tramway properties Caged by the ‘s. t Wilson spoke a word of ital part of the city until the arrival waraing "0 the public to-day re- garding reports on the situation in At his weekly conference there were xico, as well us| Tdted ‘States, who found it. to| thtiradvantage to have trouble in the southern republic and were interested in giving out false reports of the apl= tal and Vera Cruz was restored late a 3-ALARM FACTORY BLAZE. The building Ree . other two i atabtlohiments $1,000 Dhirty-ftth Srrert Maal thy it. vi ca a at A RDN earl a 2 RESORTS tne wi RLD ), TU BSDAT, _ DECERSE: Bi, it ‘Trorty wounaed. One mite below the MSat Guar Wi a baer aac iat vas tr0 Dec, 1.—Gen. Za- forces entered Mexico ago, has assured the | Government through American Consul Silliman that for- eigners would be given every protec- similar reassuring mesages from the were laid before President bbe ts 00 th in n, $15,000 BOND FOR MAN | The bail of Samuel Dudek, await- ing @ hearing on charges that he ex- thon. torted money from east side bakers, “Better Than Last V Last Visit, When} Despatches from Mr. Silliman tell- | WAS fixed at $15,000 by Magistrate e ing of his interview with Zapata and House in Centre Street Court to-day. Assistant District Attorney Breckin- Brasilian Minister in Mexico City ridge said he was convinced Dudek | was not acting under orders of the | Bakers’ Union, for which he was Bean Mar shiney and the Brazilian Agqnt, but used his office to back up in| his alloged campaign of extortion for private gain. Dudek told the detectives, after his arrest, stories of his own wickedness ter re - AN ee which they 4o net ai murders he had committed there. Agent Charged with Extortion on East Side. to Dudek under threat of death. It was also asserted by that Messing’s brother, @ others, and after the meeting wil Masonic reception. Lord & Ti lon Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Murray Hill 9000 Musie Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M, to Women’s &8 Children’s Gloves Kayser Washable Leatherette Fabric Gloves, Toys & Dolls For Christmas One of the New Sections which will be much enjoyed by the little folks. The greatest care has been exercised in the selection, from the smallest Kewpie doll to the most intricate mechanical toy. Extremely Moderate Prices Prevail American Model Le anterns Exercisers Skin Horses and uilde: Soldiers exible Flyera | | Carte Automobiles ¢ Lanterns Skin Rocking Bicycles | rh Toys | Horses Blocks Snow Shoes ‘oys {Horses and Carts | Steel Ts Boxing Gloves Celluloid Toys | c nian 's Picture itr icy rgarten Seto ‘Trumpets locipedes And many others ges Fourth Floor Remarkable Values in “Selected Furs’ ! ; | Black Caracu a anne | $62.50 Seal-Dyed Muskr Ciena | $87.50 Black Pony Coats, Usually $82.50 $26.50 Seal-Dyed Coney Coats. 4 | $59.50 Matched Sets Fur Muffs & Fur Scarfs At 4 Less Than Usual Prices Muffs. Scarfs, $17.50 $24.50 $6.50 $24.50 $72.50 $73.50 $75.00 Black Lynx Natural Raccoon Silvered Kitt Fox....... Black Fox..........655 $7 7.50 Seal-Dyed Muskrat Bleck Wolf Third Floor together belteve. He told them, they sald, that he came to this country from Warsaw to es- cape punishment for a succession of The police charge that David I. Messing, a baker at No. 18 Lewis Street, and Elias Godfried of No. 175 Second Street have been paying money y' sons of the two bakers, as well as have been threatened with violence as was Barnet Baff. The war between bakers and certain firms has included assaults, arson and the ds of dollars’ ne. Annual December Sale of Gloves Useful Christmas Presents at Very Low Prices ‘i in whi ‘ id. “Xaris” 16 Button Elbow Length Mousquetaire a th hires ka bea or ig4 ar soe Gloves, in black or white, Wa Ball pearl baton $ 2.25 “Xaris” 1 Clasp Pique Lambskin Gloves, extra) Or claspe at wrist. Usually $3.00 per pair soft skins, twrostonad braided five row contrast- 16 Button Mousquetaire Gloves, French i ing embroidery; white embroidered in white, in, round flat buttons or clasps at wrist, $2.05 white embroidered in black, black embroidered| 4 black or white. Usually $4.00 per pair in white, tan embroidered in tan, and tan em- 95¢ " broidered in black. Children’s Tan Cape and ‘Gray Castor Glows | 8 Usually $1.50 and $1.25 per pair one-clasp. Usually $1.00 per pair ; 5C eed lit lahat Ceres MG Gloyes, Ave rted leather in street shades of tan antl white with fancy contrasting embroidery. $1.15 Men "5 Gloves Usually $1.75 per pair, “Xaris” 2 Clasp Real French Kid Overseam) Kassan Capeskin Gloves, 1 clasp, prix seam sewn, Gloves, Paris point embroidery in black, white, plain or arrow back, all shades of tans. 3 L3ZS tans; also gray, suede, self or black embroidery. $ 1.20 Usually $2.00 per pair Usually $1.50 and $1.75 per pair hin and: Mochs’ Gloves) 1:olaip: Ge bution } : “Xaris” Pique Gloves, 2 large clasps, in the finest i CORN rene kidskin, black, wie es and tans,| $1 80 ote, tans and grays. Usually. $2150 aes $1. go ‘aris point or heavy contrasting embroidery, . Seam Capeskin seatirc le Usually $2.50 per pair of tan. Rey ery 50 per sind ILS Street Floor 4 ‘Humpty’ Dumpty Stuffed ‘Roimals * an ~ pe ambos ; 34th ENTRANCE ON 4TH m, / ANNOUNCE FOR THIS WEEK Millinery Clearance Sale Entire Stock REDUCED ONE-HALF J Arranged in Four Groupe for D vere \ ' + 10.0 nae Ne. 2—110 Sailor and Tur- ban Hats, were 20.00 Founded 1896” 4 : 5 P. M., Tenth Floor Women’s 8 Children’s Gloves Unusual Values in Women’s Sweaters Imported Fibre Silk Sweaters Warm and comfortable to roan —_ . Cry a8 6. 75 a variety of colors. Heavy Angora Sweaters All colors; roll collar and cltaway front. ‘sually _}ss00 Fourth Floor Special Clearance Sales Offering Exceptional Values in Suits, Coats &§ Dresses For Young Women 8 Girls|’ Misses’ Dressy & Tailored Suits Of corduroy, velveteen, broadcloths, gabardine and covert, reproductions of imported models in all the new colors, many being fur trimmed, 219.50 G $25.00 Usually $40.00 and $45.00 Mijsses’ Coats In the season's - popular models of corduroy, imported mix- tures, boucle, cheviots, chinchilla and zibeline, . 012.50, 19.50 'S $25.00 Prices according to materials. Girls’ Winter Coats Featuring the season’s smartest plain and fancy tailored models of zibeline, corinne plaids and cheviots. Sizes 6 to 14 (broken assortments). Usually to #1650 50, $8.50 Girls’ Chinchilla Coats Full length belted model, buttoning high at neck, silk serge lined; navy, brown, gray andcinnamon. Sizes 6 to 14 yo Jeually $12.50, $9. 50 Girls’ Dresses, $3.75, $5.00, $6.75 & $7.50 Usually 86.75 to $14.50 Embracing late models (taken from regular stock) of serge, plaids, velvet and challie combinations, Girls’ Party Frocks ae Of Crepe-de-Chine, elaborately combin: with point Venise lace. Sizes 8 to 14 $12.50 years. Usually $16,50, Third Floor