The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1914, Page 8

£RR EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DEORMSER 17, 1616. st es MRS. ) D. PRINCE RR, reer sas SMOKE AT BEDTIME se ue formerty a New Jerecy, where home in Passaic Cou FURS Me ‘The Gremen had to put out the biase uld hs fe ie fas des tn Noyes’ ba an en re: re peel SOGETY “CHILD BRIDE” Naren. of Mrs. Theodore Frey- =! COSTS MAN LIFE AND Yk ET tape KeedgeorWess A ind a Pete Ae cay eres Aa ig months after his bride's re- nine years, but Mrs. Achmidt, who has scree ced] NNILWOIMNE Sees SMI AEN s| XMAS SALE_FURS Prudential Life Insurance Ch Pokemen, Unable Unable to Enter information about hits, MS Nera NURSE CARRIES COMRADE ~| Former Marian Pre Frelinghuysen, 7 It announced April 90 that Only Eighteen When Mar- | young Prince and Mise Beatrice Nay-| Burning Room to Rescue j ‘ lor, @ stenographer 1 the Prudential | ’ £A ; gnozene ried, Is Free. sos tua arora of ona Noyes. OUT OF BURNING HOUSE ise keeper, had disappea: it it | Mi ; us Service ou aed, bat —— Cl ittéddWS:C mn, sw wi to i The Supreme Court at White Plains fave oat ‘ania! as 85 | Hither a babtt of taking @ bedtime/Takes Her Out on Escape and le are pleased to announce an increased and ||| nas written the final chapter in the| Was alone in Montreal on business. | @moke, or an accident due to « etu- Into an Adjoining «sd aSEDR Sa». “bus service on the following routes: romance of John Dyneley Prince $r.| But When Mre. Prince's divorce ac. |dent lamp on @ table near hie bet,| = EH Matra Caras, bs Paststes Avene Lins Seventh Avenue Line and the former Mies Marian De For-| ton, Just decided in her favor at! started a fire that cost the life of Al-|- Dwelling. est Cahnon Freylinghuysen, it be- White Plains, was tried before Phoe- pert Noyes, a painter, in his room on came known to-day. When she mar- . nix Idgrabam as refe No. A | the fourth floor of Mrs. Elizale wit- | Schmidt's boarding house, at No. 97 lived in Montreal pene a young ine ' wtreet, to-da: room oy timagri that OSs Women MATTOS a6 poosdiryied site tt tae Saseautbie te were They went to Europe on their ' be Just what happened there, honeymoon, but hardly more than a | &! ee id a larry Wested, who slept tm @ rote jmonth tater the qirt bride returned sloped from et home | ghana aetna that occupied by rare qi jatone an tearfully told her friends | there had been an awful “smash-up.” Young Prince lives at No, 103 East | Thirty-sigth Street ia the son of Dr. Prince, professor of Semitic Inn- guages at Columbia University and 11.86 i20 SUITS ae COATS “ge ° & 12" bated snd fare me Alterations Free. Valuce te 685. i gai all eam te al eae Stunning effects in Silk, he Mey CG + Velvet, ets Values up to 965.00. Alterations ‘aa wedding, she being only eighteen the hie wife, and | attached to the West One Hundred then nay Inter t that the Sorectiv jane ‘and Twenty-fifth Street Station, re- him right." A photograph of ded. They turned ot Toronto hotel register Contain: | POD ~ 08 alate ing the et entry “Mi and Mrs. John D.| and then broke into Noyes’s room. “=| Prince § low York,” also was put; The interior wae a mass of fame in evide: and the policemen had to pull the door it as quickly as possible without YOUNG M'CORMICK itil, ied, Ad. wanes, GETS TO WORK LATE entering. other roomers, men and women, Millionaire Apprentice Tells Shop Stern Brothers Hallboy Call. toni, i $2nd and F3rd Streets, West of EAs Avenue. McCormick 84, millionaire, club mem- ber, university graduate, cance of a wealthy Chicago girl and prospective successor of his father as President of the Farm Implement Trust, yes- terday began to learn the farm im- plement business from the bottom up by being fifteen minutes late when he “rang in” on the time clock of | the OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York — Fashionable Fur Coats and Furs At Greatly Reduced Prices Will offer, Friday and Saturday, remarkable values in the following Men’s High Grade The Men’s Furnishing Dept. French Seal Coats Hudson Seal Coats New ¢ line full back, ger Hg ewe aah it He said he did the bellbo; ° pedevgr bag aoa modele, tall or Suri ences pelts: cL at the Bote) where is staylog, Suits and Overcoats $25.00 JS replete with gift suggestions for men, at was turned over to 2 attractively low prices. 75.00 values 48.00 110.00 values 75.00 Vining trons tue prusuck Regular Values $30.00, 35.00 and 40.00 Men’s English Cape Leather Gloves prix seam sewn, spear backs, in shades of tan, at $1.35 a pair Regular Price $2.00 THE SUITS are Gerd tailored expressly for us and pre- sent several new effects in grays, blues, blacks, together with a de ere choice of this season’s most favored fancy suitings, in sizes 88 to 50 chest measure. THE OVERCOATS include full silk-lined Dress Over- coats in gray, r blue, and a vast’ collection of London and American-made Raglans, Box Coats, Slip- ons and Great Coats, in sizes 33 to 52 chest measure. = r; i Feist May ee newed his study of ‘ee te ‘ntricactes ‘ot farm implements, under the direction of (2 Pissed of the Mechanical de- parts ‘When he washed the oil, grease and French model, from bie, ands st @ ofclock, MF. full or flare back, 42 aid, be Waa, more tired ce ae French Seal Coats Hudson Seal Coats it line models, e SW eS, hopeful. pected tn me to be able to relieve Melon Shape. 40.00 Values 25.00 Custom-tailored vests of fine quality white or black silk Men’s Imported Pure Silk Reefers, Regularly $7.50 each, ' 3 at 4.75 Part Melon Mufl.3e00Val, 25-00 | SMetfoct® Hequiar 20.00 Vatu 12.00 Br wi . ; ; OYs inter are. ae * é Mi Pop See Pms Het 20.79 | Mappa anteater 38,00 y PP Slippers for Holiday Gifts ed Blue Fox Sete—Fancy ie and Scarfe. 150.00 Value Kolinsky Scarfs—-Two yards » long. Regular 65.00 Values 35.00 “Stern Brothers | Bnd and 43rd Streets, West of Fith Avenue. Will continue io Weidey ahd Saturday, the Burrard inare Eisenes Sale of eer ak pera cs wu. be on sale To-morrow, presenting an occasion of very rare occurrence, to secure high grade clothing, at extraordinarily low prices. Boys’ Winter Overcoats, Suits, Mackinaw Sport Coats and Raincouats at $5.00 Incomplete sizes; vajues up to $9.75 This Wat u includes Small Boys’ Overcoats and Juniors’ Novelty Suits, many of which are imported models, in sizes 214 to 10 years. Knickerbocker Suits in all fabrics or corduroy, sizes.6 to 18 years. Macki- naw Sport Coats and a large assortment of Raincoats, ARE being shown for men, women and chil. dren, at most inviting prices. *Women’s Worsted Slippers. ’ hand crocheted, with lambs’ wool soles, at in all the wanted colors, 95e Women’s: Bath Slippers, of toweling in varivus colors, Pair Women’s Boudoir Slippers, kidskin scuff without heels, Women’ 's Felt, Slippers, in Ferd styles and colors, i n-trimmed effects, io piesble leather or soft felt soles, $1.00 to 1.45 r alias i tt Men’s Smoking Jackets, ; a / ee ws 00 185.00 values 115.00 we a fathr of the burdens oe Attention is specifically directed to our display of Worumbo os. regularly $12.00 each, at $8.75 ) se | of men’s clothing for formal wear. Men's Smoking Jackets 4 g | Trimmed Caracul Coats Hudson Seal Coats Men’s Full Dress and Dinner Suits of doublefaced sloth, . each 24.90, 6:50 i "3 Moire effect, 45 inch full ealected pelts in ) Men’s Wool Blanket Hotes, i Totten Shark Chincha fatiogab 7 se Mea] ig $25.00 Regularly $9.00 each, . . at 6.50 SB te squivel or Ermine. bottom border, of Shuck, Bear oe Fare, Gee) and Shin Men’s Blanket Bath Robes, $3.25, 4.90 _ a a 48.00 150.00 Eeaeients Pas oda nauireseed rota plain or trim- en’s Blanket Bat OU bla acs! a | _f 85.00 values . 225.00 values § a med wit! h si piste sizes 98 to 48, in all proportions. Men’s Zanana Robes, : A Full Dress and Dinner Vests, $5.00 finest quality, . .. . . at $30.00 AB Pearse Sete Animal Scart, Skunk Muffs — Pillow or Regular Values $7.50 to 12.50 Regularly 986.00 each } yah Fetes rae | 7 to 18 years. Women’ 8 Carriage Boots, Furs and Fur Garments ee | Boys’ Norfolk Suits at $9.75 Ws Haak rea Sere Boot o Me ' Women’s Mule Slippers, Regular Values $13.50 to 16.50 of embroidered satin, . A ; at $6.00 ; At the largest price concessions quoted this Women’s Fur Coats Women’s Caracul Coats, plain or with skunk raccoon collars, at $49.50, 75.00, 125.00 Women’s Hudson Seal Coats, in various lengths, including Cossack model, at $57.50, 95.00, 135.00 Women’s Persian Lamb Coats, made of lustrous skins, flare skirt model, at $135.00 and 195.00 , ~~ Women’s Fur Sets season Made with extra knickerbockers from high grade all woo}, materials, in an excellent selection of new mixtures and plain blue serges; incomplete sizes from 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Long Winter Overcoats, $9.75 Regular Values $12.00 to 15.00 All wool, winter weight fabrics, made in double-breasted Raglan, Great Coat and Baliacaan effects. Men’s Bath Slippers, of toweling and velvet, . at $1.00, 125, 1.50 a for thi ste S"timedls recwla : ee Brat, each aa ted ees Men's Warm Felt Slippers, Mfuibe gett in black, grey and blue, . at $1.35 and 1.50 Men’s Kidskin Slippers, ® 4 ‘J lack . 8) 9 4q 7) in ton, black one ore Frconly $2.00, 2.50 to 3.00 my] Toys at Very Appreciable Reductions~ NUMEROUS small lots of desirable Toys, Dolls, Games, Etc., which we desire to dispose of at orice, have been marked at very low prices to SCARFS|MUFFS SCARFS insure their immediate clearance. ’ 00 pg sipak es a “or Pre. A on Leas ee novelty repriced expressly for ‘To-morrow 16.50 _ Black 8.50] 22.50 Hudson Seal 13,50 $1.75 Teddy Bear on Hand Car, - - - - at $1.00 50 inted Fox 24.50) 4.00 Persian Paw 2 An seg witreaable pine aS rd be ae ; 29.50| 21,00.