The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1915, Page 16

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SCHLOSSINOK OF FREIBURG PRAUENKLINIC Collars at i Each (or 50c Dozen) Usual Retail Price 15c each; $1.50 dozen. asement, given over AND I AM A BUSY MAN.” ITAGRAPH TWICE TO-DAY +; Artistic Baskets Sn Sterling and Silver Plate ‘When a single piece is to be selected for Wedding or Anniversary Gift, the Inter- national Store's collections of Sterling and Silver-Plated Baskets provide gratifying assortment, in a breadth of price ranges that meets every desire as to the sum that is ——-VICE CHAIRMEN —- weds Special "Prices, Orch. avs cor, JACOB RUPERT BERNARD ‘W. VOGEL ERT ‘The very beautiful Baskét on the extreme right in the illustration is of Nickel Silver; Peco a te Silver Plated, 9 inches in diameter, in the most artistic pattern, which is also carried out in the handle, artistically set on four feet; and the price is only $9.00. The Basket in the center is of Sterling Silver, in beautiful lace-like pattern, and is made in three sizes: diameter 6% inches, at $14.00: 754 inches, at $22.90; 8% inches, E>SSe523°22° 7: |onze2s: == The artistic Basket on the lefi is of Sterling Siiver, in cut-out design, engraved at top and on base; 12 inches high to top of handle, 624 inches high to top of body. i $33.00. Smaller size, $29.00; larger size, $42.00. These beautiful examples are representative of the artistic pieces shown throughout our stocks, which comprise every household utensil and personpl accessory produced in Sterling Silver and Plate. International Silver Company Succeeding The MERIDEN Co, 49-51 West 34th Street, through to 68-70 West 35th Street, New York a ; W'S GOOD CLOTHES OPERA HOUSE Players, Fulton St. & Elm Pl. Bln. |) a Matinee D i J Monte Carlo Girls| "4c EVEBY SUNDAY, 2 Established 1852 oe Diamonds Papen cat gE |= toa yaaa 38 ea hes ari POLITICAL. ' :,| Lhe Edward Swann Business aa =| Protessional Men’s Committee _____. |ORGANIZED TO AID IN THE ELECTION OF JUDGE EDWARD SWANN AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY, KNOWING THAT HE IS EMINENTLY QUALIFIED FOR THE OFFICE BY CHARACTER, | EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY, HEARTILY INDORSES HIS CANDIDACY, AND URGES THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK TO VOTE FOR HIM. THOMAS M. MULRY, Chairman JOSEPH L. BUTTENWIESER, Treasurer B. F. WOLLMAN, Secretary ALFRED J. TALLEY : Chairman Executive Committers HELP See a ee paagn ee ee SreLre pi aaa cle eg { toa ies mae ee res { TOOLMAKERS. eee oo a ex. Al oo jis, fixtures and die work; QM, | Norking from drawings. Kotreon* Viss