The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1914, Page 10

Pa EL COR, BADLY BURNED, | THE EVENING WORLD, 4 we BVA TANGUAY SPRINGS | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1914. la === |, Mo, Dee. 29—A 6. tue maint ¥ . | ie ore on Sree \cienes cei) ANOTHER CRAZY SONG 17 Minutes Mabe ‘Wiedie West ta the tart thirty AT THE PALACE THEATRE. ||| Grand Central nq atiee in bis home here yesterday, CHARGES THAT MOTHER | | bu Pohseitchaediba teA&S. \ \\ . t Thi is ya Tanguay week at the Subwa St tie | ‘ ni he report to the pl a Alaa y Station | ve a omple: lexion en ca the agent found force to welcome her laat night. And | — = nero from Pimples Feported’ tre came’ to the police and BV& welcomed them as joyously as jon protected by the regu- _— then called for an ambulance from tiey greeted her in a rollicking song (~ SAE RET —— = Knickerbocker Hoapital. with Dr. Kilcourse eaid the girl waa suf j4,.++ fering from burns on the back, right , side of face and car and right elbow Jo and had been beaten about the bead again and body, He took Chariotte to the 1 Nompital without delay, after whe ania Of course, her songs are all new, her mother bad held ber on top of a !ler present » her famous hot stove. “1 Don't © Jonic bit, it to be proud etre frome | T School Friends | ree fron © complesion proud o 0 wo 100} iends of Little Charlotte Heath Also Accuse Gees, ond glowing with nat “y hen th Woman Under Arrest. the refrain, “Hello, Kvery- , The audience seemed to en- | uensely having Viva back and beauty. This is because Resinol ie an extremely pure toilet soap, it trace of injurious alkali, and foo Da ge per sootbing, bealing Resinol Resinol Soap is delightful Br. es odor plciceowe nad te! Mrs Margaret Moo! and ite distinctive tich brown ie due entirely to the Resinol hale (” a rardinn wae mets fame and not to artificial coloring. anced Bnd Pint exsor t ee ao ot| DEADLIEST. REPTILES | AND WILD BEASTS IN | MOVIES DRAW CROWDS. Sensational Purchase and Sale} =) 0f Women’s Fur Coats) [That Is Unprecedented in Many Ways} ~Advt. for @ further hearing before M J = — trate McQuade in the Weat Side Court | omer ied Mi fox rguerite on a charge of inflicting bruisex and) That New Yorkers are willing '0 kKepler, in trowne’s 1c . burns that will distigure for life her |become acquainted with wild animals cleve Stomac ] nle stines thirteen-year-old daughter, Charlotty | @nd the most deadly reptiles at clone second raion the bi has the double merit of ‘a novel idea and clever lines and ie played with admirable spirit. Heath Charlotto’a father died several years ago and wx months ago her mother) !« Di range wan evident at Wallack’s The. atre lart night, where Dr, Raymond ‘ns motion pictures of wild yy peso tage married again, Since then, according |49imals entered upon the second “BUSY LITTLE cuPID” | to the girl, her m has mistreated Ma * ie ‘The thea A BURLESQUE WINNER } | 40 60 S d EF Pj i he 0 firs enraged yea- © two mont ox /RLE: TO MALIX, TEM Chiahittn waid, be ac q “te | were incidents that th AT THE COLUMBIA. | % to %e ave on very 1ece | slept late who ie Dr Ditma b i Physi. o of ber ® hoolmates, na /Papected to get no one ft oo ‘Ward lead 1’ . precctice SAGXET, contdans| |Crinis ond Anan White, who Hee Cuade, the man-Killiag sephaat,|p livel's a sacsara| 370 WOMEN’S FUR COATS, assembled in five lots, each lot at a certain acroxs the hall, went in to see Char- te yonterday amgies, they e#ay, to er to Ko fo 1k Ain te their» jade a lunge at the camera man, but the Jatter, though climbing over a Hine-foot fence, did not forget that rattuck would make a sensational price, so that with the amount you wish to pay in mind you can go right to the lot containing the Coats you can buy and not have your mind distracted by iq seeing Coats higher priced. through * offered | by the Social Maida an thle week's at- traction at the Columbia Theatre. The | show is one of the t pleasing of | |!) LE PE ORE 2 Nis, Tints ey CeO, He the season, ‘The costumes are new THIS IS A DECIDED INNOVATION in Fur selling. It is an extraordinary sale, with prices Mra, r re ‘' he 4k ies. Ore and | A : i 44 ; oli : hardest at the camera a nine-foot! Jen Nate apranuieal acd daa done the lowest yet named this year, but just as imporiant to you, we sincerely believe, is the new cobra struck repeatedly at the lens.) Well with the scent At the last atrike he fell at the feet | The piece, which has of Mis, Ditmara, but tho camera/fortunes of Ludwig mined nothing. makes noodles, and his H idea which will immensely simplify choosing and add to your convenience in the sale. i EVERY FASHION FAVORED FUR OF THE SEASON, such as Ww ee with the eo, who wughter, "ON “NEW YEAR'S EVE AT AL O'CLOCK, 5 Dr. Ditraars is curator of mammals | Marie, 4 from an island in the ||) | Hudson Seal Civet Cat Caracul and reptiles at the Now York Zoos | South lantic to the deck of a# | Nearseal Marmot 1 BUS 7 ANOBY Ss fogical gardens, and his fim ia the Unite ow buttloship. | There x | French Dyed Pony Skin Scotch Mole Blended Squirrel ‘ ha of painnta wore dancing | 60th St. and Broadway He bel shown for the Arm time | Wena i Natural Pony Skin Mole Coney Chinchilla Squirrel at allact a | hax © 6 iret wet, where GRAND OPENING of the new DOMINO ROOM Under the Artioth: Inrection of MR. LOUIS BAYO, ‘The Tange King of Morte er-funny Stone | ence with d and the ough the ecompany winging “At the Hall”? is enough whirlwind to satisfy even the J ppetite of “the tired {business m yo finds his rest in _ [burlesque = The Most Amazing Values of Many Years il At $7. 50 | ¢ 63 ¥ Women’s Fur Coats |A Few Items of Other Wonderful | Made of sott French dyed: Pony Skins, various styles and lengths. 1 At $30.00 | 85 Women’s Fur Coats Reductions iz A FIERCE DREAM PIRATE |}) “Made of French dyed Pony Skins and Natural Pony Skins. to be found in this sale. Only one coat of a kind. i i ] zfs suis tg Sinmes'eirear aal||| At $42.50. | 72 Women’s Fur Coats |[ At $150.00 | Reduced from $395.00 ‘niaitisocne a VITAGRAPH FEATURES. \! Mrand Theatr © Mary Wiek- —— >| ees FIFTH AVENUE FEATURES A CIRCUS AND | Mule Peuleite moval Nor y Drew fr final week in the Moon Saw.” | presented, featuring The Table ‘ raion of the fairy tale! nucking Mule” and “The Pony on Lustrous Caracul Skins, Nearseal, Natural Pony, Marmot and Mole Handsome Scotch Mole Coat. | Coney. At $59.75 | 68 Women’s Fur Coats || At $325.00} Reduced from $725.00 Hudson Seal, Mole Coney, Nearseal, Caracul, Marmot and Blended] Handsome Broadtail Persian Coat. ' | Squirrel. , At $92.50 82 Women’s Fur Coats ||At $450.00} Reduced from $825.00 |. Handsome Natural Mink Coat. In Hudson Seal, Chinchilla Squirrel, Civet Cat, lustrous Caracul Skins, Nearseal and Scotch Mole, Second fivor, Fulton street, Central Building, — ee atre, with Mary Pick- {the nevolving ‘Ta Little heroine. A melodious pn an ocean of — — ? /mirth, with a any of ten clever juvenile: esented a ten-minute act entitled 0 Dream Pirate.” ‘The| ||) crowd appreciated it. ‘The pro- | |/ ‘|programme also included ‘ who ts the Priestess of M. the three Whalens did th In a unique dancing specialty. and Burns's “Itallan Minstre! a good attraction. They played latest songs, which were highly ap- plauded, and the audience liked Truly Shattuck, as usual. The pro- gramme was concluded by high-class motion pictures, — THE DIVORCE QUESTION GETS CONSIDERATION IN A FILM AT WEBER'S. Continuing Wednesday the | Annual Clearance Sale At Most Drastic Reductions Over 2,000 Pieces from the Regular Stock No Credits A Marvellous Day in Undermuslin Store The Record Sales In Our History YESTERDAY BEAT ALL WHITE SALE RECORDS in this store. Please re-read what we have just said, as we mean just that and nothing less, and it may cheer up some pessimist who cannot see that 1915 is going to be a boom year in business—for those who offer the right goods at the right prices. WE SOLD MORE GOODS in our Great January Sale opening day than ever before, and that means that all records in selling hereabouts have been left far behind by Brooklyn's Great Store. It means also that there must be a good reason for such extraordinary success. IT MEANS WE LEAD THE CITY IN LOW PRICES ON THE MOST WANTED GOODS in this Famous Annual Sale. If you live in Manhattan, the Bronx, Jersey, or Staten Island the Subway is the best way to get here. All Brooklyn trains are express and all stop at the A. & S. private station at Hoyt Street, about 17 minutes from Grand Central Depot, 22 minutes trom 72d Street and 25 minutes from 96th Street. 1T PAYS TO SHOP IN BROOKLYN, _ These Beautiful Garments. at 69c Each - REMEMBER that we never sacrifice reliable quality to make a low price. These are just such goods as we sell regularly in our own stock—of good materials, carefully, ac- curately made and neatly trimmed with good laces and embroideries. From the enormous stock at an extraordinary range of At Weber's Theatre, Broadway and drama, proves t umond for her inlalake, th for her child Comprising : — No Approvals For Boys and Young Men—/st Floor se’ Suits Formerly 6.75 to 9.75 4,95 6.50 Men’s Overcoats ** 15.00 25.00 10.75 to 16.75 For Girls and Misses—#th Floor Girls’ Coats Formerly up to 29.50 Girls’ Suits U “39.50 Misses’ Coats “4 “39.50 Misses’ Suits “6 45,00 MICHIGAN ee CO. 19.50 25.00 12.75 25.00 12.50 15.00 For Women and Misses—-2nd Floor Fr 1 CF } record low prices we mention Blouses ormerly up to 7.95 2.50 3.65 these at 6%, Note Blouses “ “15.00 4.75 5,85 ihe pass Dresses ‘* 24.50 69.00 9.75 to 39.50 Coats ** 15.00 ‘ 65.00 10.00 “ 37.50 | Tailored Suits Tailored Suits “ ~~ ‘55.00 16,50 “ 22.50 “75.00 35.00 “ 42.50 For Little Children—-3nd Floor Sizes up to 3 years LPL | All These Beautiful Nightgowns Are 69¢ Each also underlay. At 69¢. Dainty model of soft At 098 At 69c. Gowns of soft cambric, Empire with effective yoke of wide insertions of pretty embroidery, dainty short sleeves of allover em- Slipover Gowns of soft cambric, finely tucked front, with dainty embroidery edging, ribbon || run, trimming the neck and sleeves. Corset Covers, 69c At 69, This dainty model of sheer lawn, with the entire front and back elaborated with Valen- ciennes lace insertions in Van Dyke i OOF rurase 17 Yown-t 1 sar 150% arcrare 180m 2° er, White Coats Colored Coats LARGER AmOuN’ PROPORTION As G66, Shot mentogs Kimono fect, short kimono sleeves trimmed | cambric, with sheer lawn flounce, 3.25 to 16.50 3.75 to 24.50 R TS 1 i Gowns, with panel yoke of fine | ProWery. eifect, short kimono sleeves trimmed | toi thed with two. wide. insertions French embroidery and dainty lice At 69, Fine cambric Gowns with | face edging. and wide edging of fine Valenciénnes Formerly Formerly motif and insertion, lace dging and | effective yoke of handsome embroid- ‘At 69¢, Corset Covers, low neck, | '6¢: also underlay. Tarr ribbon beading .. neck, flowing | ery galloon, ribbon ru: 01 -in | with dainty band of fine embroidery Envelope 69c 5.00 to 24.50 5.75 to 43,00 bemon sleeves edged with lace Hh Pred i Poe and lace insertions across the front | At 69c. Sheer nainsook Enveld) Ano At % Dainty fine nainsook igi Valenci act and the same mode of trimming each | Chemises, with dainty Valenclentes I ere Gowns with three fine embroidered | °48in& of Valenciennes lace, side, insertions and edging of lace | lace yoke, ribbon beading and lace medallions outlined with fisheye At 6%. Empire Gowns of soft } and ribbon beading in back, lace. edging; Grewers edged wit! lace insertions and run with ribbon, At 69¢. Envelope Chemises of soft i lee edging and ribbon run bead- cambric, with effective openwork in- painsook with fine eyelet Petticoats, 69c sertion at waist, dainty ribbon run embrold- +... at 35th Street | tin short sleeve: At 69c, Petticoats of soft nain- | ery, ing, ribbon run beck-end ined and ara "pratily trimmed with | embroidery beading st neck, short sook, with narrow flounce of hand- os, Oe Grawers edged and, ribbon, Slesves trimmed with embroidery. some embr=tdery; also underlay. broidery. : er RSET | Nena