The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 6

oy . pitew Fite os Saat oh hia RIDAY, | DEO! BER 11 11, 1014. Lea in ‘SING SING CONVICTSTO BE : are: 4 eNO rl Sat tne a Ey 5. ’ BIG RAILROAD MEN- seats —— DEPEND ON WILSON ini the henrta of the public and are re-/eannot come it shine Wa a politician. colved there with trusting, open arma] then, in capable of handling tt? mente, When ie, Brady recetved & letter ear, oe Oe ae ‘ short way on the Long tetand.* ‘ad the women folks up In the wallery | t be v % ~—biess ‘em-—were smiling down on rote it be are os ices bales hawoee center & We aoe Ce atc “SINNERS? FIRST WIGHTERS| sue \socto"s vertecsoc idee ca|MOte®, Women, toarse of i New Year's, he found that contracts held hin performers elsewhere. Hite new play, “Sinners,” whore in- arent achievement. a ripe for him to tion Such was the DENVER, Dec. 11.—Disappointment over the loas on the of her purse wentiment expreased 4 : New Play Will Be Performed at last evening at the sixth annual dine h iy: 7 itial performance had been planned for} was turned into joy when Mré D. J. ner of the association, whieh took ae recently, in an im: ar trom a man Prison Christmas Ni , next year, came to mind. Th at | Sevier of Chicago, sald to be a relative nat > Séup with a dash pleco at the Waldorf-Astoria, and hi man, not from on Christmas Night by of the Golden Rule prisoners was of William J. Bryan, arrived in Denver ’* makes you wish Was attended by hundreds Of (he $4 i iC W. A. Brady to be denied, and so Inst night Mr. | yesteday to visit relatives. Upon her are idi ent railroad men in the “ Brady sent a telegram to the prison|rival here she received word that she prominent rilroad TIME TO “CHEER UP,” RAILROAD ! Ie A new play, “Sinners,” will have tts] saying he would give a performance of | may be the Jong sourht hele to a Hs WEN THINK. nue: taRHy, ‘frat night” production at Sing Sing drama at the prison on Chriat- | 000,000 en ry many rail | road presidents who entered the bust- Kulp) ness us youngsters, thirty or forty years ago, to earn their daily bread fland butter Those men, gentlemen would they have volunteered if they *leould have foreseen what would bap- pen? They thought it would be gold and glory and halos, But the bumps they have received must be proof of “lwhat it really was Yet, they have the In Boston. m the ontate in that of Mrs. Ann pra who died ral years ago. La Mine. ‘Hevier ‘reached. hers was ahe Yee formed that efforts were being made to locate her. President of the ida friend of the unded the keynote of the he Maid ven to bring to you to-night fA message of hope. T will call what 1 have to may to you @ atatesman's opportunity, My purpone ts not to Prison Christmas night William A. Brady, owner of the play, and Thomas Mott Osborne, Warden of Sing Sing, are making the arrange- The railroad men rose in a body and cheered thin statement, Veter derwood of the i. whose daughter will bo in the cast, offers $100 to the convict who writes the best criticism on the new At Their Annual viva Teter There Is Hint That President Will Clear Way for Prosperity. ddys ISaiice situation Kailroads being t nation, and the rail bunquet being “live cles In those arteries, At Grocers and Deli- vent to you a rolution of the rall- Ken. | If things aren't fixed up pretty noon | SUKEOM fe you & Boutin OT tiiment geluanedt by" wien: | bared their breasts to the arrows. @atessen Stores rond question in the United Btates, -| Mr, Harrison, however, didn't have Made E. Pritchard, 331 so that the raitronda of the United | put to get at the source of It, Who, ines preg | t start. this way.” Before he becaine . a . iron wyer, and by Spring &..N.Y.]|staten eet a cloar right of way intolthen, can give ux the solution? It fe Guid tones whet was cone WO Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. roup! The worst has hap- Did he flinch? He did not. He} him. aS nd the best ja yet to come, Bald one of thowe at the speakers’ eee are fying the lightotng. able, and a ve be CRE DATS cle eed te ott? wt8% | "Your old-timers have nothing on a wan n cood, Jolly banquet, from soup| Man like that Your old-timers have ’ ne nothing on the modern railroad law- Oe tat + tha Yer When It comes to "making up, lost An Unusual Sale Saturday qin it, probably was one of the timer or csprending, the grease; OF Z King Oscar I. of the Waldorf ev: dag ‘Ape Mina) PPY AND SCOFF AT ‘eusiness DEPRESSION.” Mr. Post's little talk set every one laughing, und they laughed and sd and looked happy all the rest | And one of ‘em said! ss Depression” reminded him | the farmer said of the giraffe nt though it may be ain't no such animal.” a custom started two by the ussociation, only ers were heard last . of course, was Mr, other was Warren G. Hurding, United States Senutor-elect hiv. polieve the day of plundering | ing has passed,” said Senator- “I should like to pro- breath the passing if, Jeux Inspired by . It began at 7. Like true rali- eo members of the asso- tion and thelr guests ate fast and of them said New Models of Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits Made From the Balance of Materials From Our Custom Tailoring Workrooms Five distinct models, showing entirely new features in Coats and Skirts, of Broadcloth, Velour de Laine, Gabardine, Crepe-Gabardine, James McCreery & Co. _ S4th Street 5th Avenue ‘Remarkable Values on Saturday and Serges, trimmed with various furs; silk lined and warmly interlined: also one model of Broadcloth, with Empire coat and flare skirt, not fur trimmed 20.00 Actual Values $29.50 to $49.50 MISSES’, JUNIORS’ & GIRLS’ SUITS, COATS & DRESSES efi ein Te X ve nine of every hundred thinking peo- ple that the rallwaye of the country are entitied Increase of rates. fn ear for the man- s the railway batters, he growth of favorable public nm to-day is traceable to the fact he railways have given thelr cause to public consideration.” |IN THE GLARE OF THE BRADY HEADLIGHT. All steam had been tet off at the banquet before midnight, and the oratorical locomotives were then AT_ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Misses’ and Girls’ Winter Coats Girls’ Winter Coats Dressy Coats of zibeline, wool plush, bble cloth or chinchilla. Heretofore $18.50 Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats Specially Reduced 150 Misses’ Suits 85 Junicrs’ Suits All taken from regular stock; various styles ‘end fabrics. 14.76, 19.75 and 26.50 Misses’ Fur Collar Coats Of wool velour, large collar of skunk opossum; lined throughout with siik. 140 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 19.75, Fur Trim’d Broadcloth Coats Various models in Gabardine, Diagonal Cheviot or Broadcloth; some fur trimmed, 16.75, 19.75 and 26.50 8.50 to 14 years. formerly 96.50 to 80.50 formerly 26.50, 29.50 and 39.50 locked up tn their roundhouses. The jfront and vest of “Diamond Jim” | Brady. He stood at the entrance to ‘the banquet hall looking Ike the ‘Twentieth Century Limited on a dark night. But he was wearing pearls Instead of diamonds. Two pearls as large as peanuts were in his shirt and three more, resembling hazel nuts, en- circled by smaller pearls, formed the buttons of “Mr. Encourage your children to eat H-O Oatmeal. They will be healthier and stur- dier for it—and think what you'll save on the cost of meat or Evening, Afternoon or Street Dresses of Berge, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine or Charmeuse; this season's smart and effective models, 12,50, 18.50 and 24.50 formerly 26.50 to 45.00 : Misses’ Evening Dresses Of Chiffon, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta or Full length; all lined or self-lined yoke. Made of Zibeline, Cheviot or Chinchilla. 4.95, 6.95 and 9.75 value 8.50, 10.75 and 14,75 225 Girls’ Wool Dresses — EE vin Serge, Wool Plaid or Check Materials, Brady,” id an inquisitive , always thought “It's the hard ‘tmee,* sald Mr. ‘ “Things have gotten to euch ness for diamonds?" asked the re- porter. Mr. Brady replied: (Deleted by censor), 98 Misses’ Skirts © Various attractive models in Serge, Wool Plaid or Check Worsted Fabrics. Girls’ Raincoats With Hat Belted Model with convertible collar; suit- ably boxed for gift presentation. [Racer eax] 22-24-26 West S428t. NY. Closing Out Junior & Girls’ Coats Zibelines, Meltons, Mixtures, Astrachans, Boucles, Broadcloths, Chinchillas, Wool Plushes and Corduroys, beautifully tailored and trinmed—belted effects, in all desirable shades. Sold heretofore up to $19.50, $500 oe $7: 00 VEILS & VEILINGS Offering practical and attractive gift ‘@uggestions. Many are made exclusively fer James McCreery & Co. Lace Mesh Veils with neat berders of Chen- le or Velvet. Brown or Black, each 88¢, 1.28 to 1.75 sa’ Chiffon Scarf Veils in new Ombre effects; ‘warious colorings. i each 2.95, 3.50 to 5.50 Chiffon Scarf Veils in unusual color com- binations; various borders. A each 4,50, 7.50 to 9.75 ~~ Real Lace Veils,—Point Applique and other Brussels makes. each 2.95, 3.25 to 7.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS Sth Floor 190 Men's and Young Men's Suits,—newest models and fabrics. Size $2 to 42 inch chest. 13.50 and 19.50 regularly 20.00 and 30.00 $42 Men's and Young Men's Overconts of Tweed, Cheviot, Melton Cloth or Chinchilla; self or velvet collar, Size 32% to 44 inch chest, 12.50, 17.50 and 23.50 regularly 16.50, 25.00 and 35.00 172 Boys’ Norfolk Suits for dress or school wear; with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers, Size 7 to 17 years, 6.50 and 8.50 regularly 10,00 and 12.50 Boys’ Overcoats, with “Rah Rah” Hats to tch; G Navy Blue Chinchilla, $i ’ Unusual Offerings lac See ae Sizes 2 to 14 Years Greatly Reduced Prices Saturday 4 5,000 Yards Black Fancy Mesh Veiling in a Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats,—new plaid TO CLOSE OUT: , Boy s’ Overcoats and Suits A wariety of pretty designs; Chenille borders, effects, Sizes 8 to 18 years, 5.50 Children’s Rain Ca 2s e, value 25c and 50c, yd. 20c regularly 8.50 Pp Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats Boys s’ Winter Suits Extra Knickerbookere 4 Red and bs guranteed cobra $995 Sk a Re Raa eae f fs ae Handsome Character Baby Dolls,—23 inches tall; bisque head; mohair wig; moving eyes Sold Heretofore at $3.5 Boys’ Winter Overcoats London Made Overcoats I end movable tongue. value 7.00, 5.00 TO CLOSE OUT. j brawn oF feathers sonverigle” coites quer Srown Balt overeocungs in ee with two horses attached. ....... ae fo a Enti Stock A Seer mr naininre si27s 9.75 Vane A ecetitore sziso 17.50 - E eerie rrr rrr eee eeerenes value 1.75, be ntire OC. e : epg ‘Baby Grand” Pianos,—Rosewood finish; complete with stool...,....value 1.85, 1.00 Bears,”—Silk Plush; 28 inches tall; White or Cinnamon; with voice......value 2.75, 2,00 SEPARATE SKIRTS Misses’, Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes Sold Heretofore at $5.00 to $20.00 Remarkable Sale of Men’s Shoes $9.50 $5.00 $7.50 Of imported broadcloth, Russian model, 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats Of imported broadcloth, in green, brown or navy, Russian “model, with wide set-in belt, trimmed with skunk opossum fur; silk lined, interlined. Sto 16 years, Heretofore $29.50 Girls’ Afternoon Dresses of tape tted English serge, velveteen, wool Scotch plaide and French chaliies. 6to 1S years. Heretofore $12.75 Heretofore $19.75 14.50 18.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Dresses 7.50 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits In green, brown, aa black, mole, sand in ’ only brilliant signal to be seen as the velvet belt, collar and cuffs trimmed rt Delft; high standing collar and cuffs 125 Misses’ Dresses 125 Girls’ Coats kuests departed was a series of daz- with skunk opossum fur; silk lined and of skunk opossum fursiined throughout a hl tiing rays that came from the shirt warmly interlined. with soft silk. 1410 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Street or evening coats of plush, velvet, broadcloth, chinchilla, wool plush or silk velour; collar of moufflon, civet, skunk opossum or natural raccoon. 14t0 20 years. Heretofore $39.50 Brady. 12.' and 22. 95, 6.95 and 9.75 H-O costs less than others, diamonds. I vi nglish serge, wool p!aids; Roman charmeuse, crepe de chine, velvercen ¥ t tri 1 challies. id vel bined with " values 18.50, 24.60 and 20.50 value 8.50, 12.75 and 14.75) se a dish aaa ecuek ya Ke wartiouhn sends Cto lS years. Heretofore $9.75 5.QQ ato 20 years. Heretofore $20.50 1 5.00 Misses’ Evening Gowns Of crepe meteo-, charmeuse, crepe de chine or silk chifton. \4 to 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 4.95 5.75 . formerly 8.50 to 12.75 value 8.50 Fi radshaw $@o- New Models at Special Prices New and Original Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ ; Misses’ Afternoon Gowns 22.50 29.50 15.00 New Empire Coats with Flare Skirts Of broadcloth, gabardine or covert cloth; short or medium length coats, trimmed witb rich furs, silk lined; interti plain tailored suite. 16 to. 20 ; also | aah “4 29.50 Value 89.50 Covert and Sand Color Suits Also in Brown, Green, Na or Black Strictly tailored or fur trimmed, of gabardine, broadcloth or English covert, trimmed with nerura| beaver, skunk opossum or French seal. 14 to 20 years, 29.50 Value 939.50 New Models and Materials Of silk crepe meteor, satin or crepe de chine, in dark or light shades; also Evenin, Gowns of various silks, showing the new Empire lines, 14 to 20 years. 18.50 Vatue $25.50. Misses’ Evening Gowns Showing the New Empire Lines Of satin sublime, crepe meteor, crepe de ink, coral, chine or chiffon, in white, blue, maize or peach, combined lace or maline. Boys’ Damp-Proot Shoes he "Franklin" orthopedic shoes, made of durable velour calfskin, blucher laced, welted damp-, ‘Widths A to E. ‘oof soles. Sizes 11 to 6, Value $3.75 2.95 Misses’ College Shoes Made of selected tan or black Russia’ calf; buttoned or laced; hand welted soles, low heels, Sizes 244 to 7!y. Value $4.75 Values f: ‘ 87.00 to ‘vo f Will be $4.65 VERY APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Girls’ Winter Shoes Misses’ Evening Slipper v al t Button or ‘ait hoe iseat blu aor quality atin, n pink, vl, ues from \ wil be 45 For the convenience of our patrons this store will ree ea ee x 0 ARAB a Maia rnd Seles an 95.00 to 96.00 $3. main open Saturday evenings until Christmas. = Ite Tipe Srna ah san 2 9. 5. Sires Sie ua ; 328°: } err ik ices as ey y be 14 to 20 years. 29.50 Value $89.50 with 3.75