The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1915, Page 15

_THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915. 15 pag Last Shopping Day Before Thanksgiving -@xq OME in, you good folk, who have delayed your 7 blir Thanksgiving shopping until the last minute. Notice to Greenhut’s is ready for you,—to give you the ie Stamp very most for your money in the best moderate |" Collectors priced Thanksgiving merchandise. Remember, the Coupon cut from Everything for the inner man (and woman);| [St Ti8hts oF this” morning's , yy ‘ ome 7 ; : papers will be good with pur- everything to make your Thanksgiving feast one to be long clineen Made tonahioe remembered by you and your guests; everything to cheer your bbe i —~ eye and gladden your heart. GREENHUT'S Enormous Special Purchase and Sale of Men’s Fine Underwear Union Suits, Shirts and Drawers Usually Priced Up to 83 a Garment; Wednesday, at C Think of it! Towards the end of November— during the very height of the selling season—in the underwear store—we announce a special under-price distribution of over 12,000 garments from three famous mills. Splendid, service- Choice able, fashionable, high-class underwear ~—the best in quality produced to sell at regular prices up to $3. BOXING COMMISSION MEETINGS DRAW Bl CROWDS THESE DAYS Interesting Subjects Discussed and Now and Then a Little GREENHUT" Usual Compliment- ary J*AC Green Trading Stamps. Free Tomorrow Distribution tn Oat Main Buitding. As many sets of the aae Green [J Stamps as aie reasonably required for books unfilled will be given, but only one set of any one date in any one book. Only 100 = plimencary Stamps good in any one ook, but you may books as you may ple Fun for Spectators, tings of the mmission are ended these days, It lg tho favorite gathering place for Prominent liehts of the boxing pro- fession. Urier the old regime no- body ever attended the meetings ex- cept those who were summoned to appear, but under the present system all the meetings are open and as a result are attended by many specta- tors. Many interesting things are brought up and many funny state- ments are made by witnesses that cause more hearty laughs than one would get at a vaudeville show. The commission was in an excep- tionally lenient mood at tts weekly meeting yesterday. It was the ten- dency to excuse and tell offenders to “@o away and sin no more.” Mickey Donley, a featherweight boxer from Newark, was on deck with a complaint against John Reis- ler. @ was chaperoned by his brother. Donley complained that Reisler paid him, or offered to pay him only $26 after his recent bout with Otto Hansen in Brooklyn. Donley declared that the first time! that he met Hansen he was knocked gut, but he received $75 for his work. He thought he ought to be paid more for his second battle with the same boxer, as he won this engagement. Of course the commission differed with him. Chairman Wenck declared was lucky to get on a return | id that he couldn't expect to get as much a was pald vefore in view of the fact that he was knocked out previously. | Then John Reisier was heard, He declared that he had a hard time in- | ducing John Weismantel to stage the | bout again. He said that upon the occasion of the first bout he was ab- gent in Milwaukee. “Is that why Donley got $75 then?” asked Wenck. Reisler said that he made an agreo- ment with Weismantel to the erfect that Donley, upon nis own sucKes- tion, waen't to get a cent If he didn't beat Hansen, but if he won he wanted to be paid accordingly Reisler said that after the bout he was offered $25 for Donley's work, but that he refused it, as he said that Donley was worth more than that sun. Then Donwy's brother t @aid that Mickey w away from John, anyw Commissioner Wenck “IT want to give you a little advice, Mickey. You've got to have only one! manager if you want to get along. Either take Reisler or your brother, but drop one of them.” Mickey declared: “Then I'll take my brother." “I'm satisfied,” shouted Reisler, A letter was read from Manager Willie McDonald of the Olympic A. C., asking that his club's suspension for two shows be cut in half. How- ever, the commission refused to act, @s it declared that additional com- GREENHUT'S A Notable Sale of Gloves For Men and Women A Good Time to Buy for Xmas Gift Giving Women’s 1- and 2-Clasp Pique Gloves—black, tan and white; tegularly $1.25 and $1.50. Likewise: Women’s P X M and Pique Style ‘aie Gloves (Washable) Rac alee Choice of ith t jove at, either o! ie a 95c GREENHUT'S Tremendous Savings in Women’s and Misses’ Apparel To supply last-minute needs for busy people, some of whom may be going home for the holidays, we have arranged this important series of Special Priced Sales for your speedy selection: Women’s & Misses’ Swagger $ Coats, $16.50 and $19.75 Ait ay at 13.75 Chic belted flare models, Chin Chin and convertible collars that are plush or fur-trimmed. Of Broadcloth, Cheviot, Zibeline, Astrakan and Fur Fabrics. Semi- or full-lined with guaranteed satin. We illustrate one of many styles. $14.75 to $19.50 Suits 310 95 ‘ For Women end Misses, at Women’s 2-Clasp Glace Gloves-— fresh, new and perfect; colors tan, gray, black and white; pair 75c y PX M Cape Leather Figen shades of 58e Women’s Sample and Resewn Gloves—tan, black and white; even though resewn they are guaranteed—if a pait doesn't ive good weal, bring « back; pair. ius 58c Men's $1.50 to $3 Mocha Kid ‘and Hand-Sewn PX M Cape Gloves—lined and — unlined; with a combination of fur and seamless wool; some ate silk lined. Here's the biggest bar- ain in gloves to be fhund inNew Yorkst, pair. adc This is a doubly fine opportunity for every man—whether he { works in a steam- {/ heated building, }\ or spends much time outdoors—for these t garments are in the best weights. Smart Norfolk models, belted effects, severely tailored styles; of tweeds, serges, whipcords and plain and striped poplins. $12.75 & $14.75 Afternoon and $7 9 5 Evening Dresses; Special at ° In sizes for both women and misses. In the best and latest styles, of }, fine serge or velvet with silk, taffeta and crepe de chine; also embroidered silk lace or net over chiffon for evening wear; the correct street and eve~ Your choice of: — Silk and Woo! Union Suits Roxford Gray or Ecru Cotton Union Suits Fleeced Ecru or Natural Gray Union Suits at Medium or Heavy Weight Natural Gray 98e Worsted Shirts and Drawers Heavy or Medium Weight Natural Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers Heavy Natural Gray Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers Heavy White Merino Wool Shirts and Drawers Camel’s Hair Color Single or Double Breasted Shirts and Drawers Double Breasted and Back Heavy Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers Panama-Pacific Exposition Reproduced in Miniature for Juniors; Sale, Tomorrow, , . 7.95 Youthful, becoming models in many styles. One jaunty model is of wide wale cheviot, with convertible collar of fur, wide belt and novelty pockets, Sizes 13 to 17 years. . © 6tols Girls’ $5.95 Winter Coats, ‘eer $4.75 Made of warm, woolly fabrics, in the best styles of the season; convertible collars, many trimmed, belted, with patch pockets. Daily 10 A.M. to4 P.M. ADMISSION FREE GREENHUT'S: Women’s °3.50 “Foot Mould” Shoes at *2.95 Twenty of the best styles; gun-metal calf, patent leather and kidskin; button and lace styles, with plain or tipped tees; dull kid or cloth tops, with hand-turned or Goodyear-welted soles. ‘ Included in this fine lot are Gypsy Shoes, of glace kid or dull leather, in button and lace styles. All sizes and widths, Special for tomorrow, $2.95. Men’s $5 “Foot Mould” Shoes at $3.95 These are from out own standard $5 grades, with a few of one style and mote of another-but all sizes will be found in the collection, In Tan Russia Calf, Gun-metal Calf, patent Leather and Kidskin, button and lace styles: Women’s $1 Felt Juliet | Women’s “Comfy” Slippers at $1.45 Slippers at 79c The famous Daniel Green make, of Warm and comfortable house slippers, | finest wool felt, with cushion felt soles; of fine felt, fur-trimmed, made with flexible leather soles and heels in gray, NM hrown, navy blue, wine, and black. sizes from 3 to 7, plaints had been received regarding the manner the club conducted the Cowler-Levinsky fight. The only complaint against the Harlem Sporting Club for the way it conducted the all-star show last Fri- day night was from @ man who was refused admission on two press tick- ets, but who was admitted when he bought two five dollar seats. —_—>—__ Bloom Battled Dundee to Draw If a trip to the West will improve a -boxer as much as it did Phil Bloom, then dozens of others ou ht to follow the advice of Horace Greeley. Bloom, fresh from a tour of the West and Canada, tackled Johnny Dundee at the Clermont A. C. in Brooklyn last night and gave the popular Italian the hardest battle the Monteith “meal ticket” has bad in months. Bloom battled with Dundee all the way, He met his jumping tactics with stiff jabs, and in the mix-ups often stood up and slugged as long as Dundee @id, Indeed, on two occasions he made the Italian fighting machine back up. Dundee was in the losing end until GREENHUT'S ve ce Brass Bed Outfit One of the Best Values We Have Ever Olfered. $19-% It Goes on Sale Tomorrow at .. - Far and wide will you have to travel to match this offering The outtit consists of ; ? AN $18.50 TWO-INCH POST BRASS BED, with I-inch filling rods. All regular sizes; choice of bright or satin finish, . AN $11 ROLL-EDGE.“GREENHUT SPECIAL" FELT MATTRE ait_ticking. A $5 “CROWN” WOVEN WIRE SPRID or a SAFET MOND VERMIN-PROOF SPRING CRERND) Th eee | GREENHUT'S Thanksgiving Grcceries—Last Call! || Porcelain Dinner Sets $3 95 All Turkeys, Meats, Poultry, Groceries, etc., ordered Wednesday will be delivered in Tomorrow, at 594 Gens: time for Thanksgiving to all points of the city and suburbs that are reached by our own free 56 pieces, comprising a complete service for 6 persons. wagon delivery service. Mail Orders Filled. Telephone Chelsea 4000. Each piece neatly decorated, and a choice of several designs. PERISHABLE GOODS WILL NOT BE SENT ©. O. D. Prin Fresh Meats ROAST BEEF —choice cuts MUTTON—hind quarters of of native ribs; l5e Western stosk; 15c ~covered in fancy SNUG FIT” DIA- 'GREENHUT'S 300 Pairs of Imported Irish Point Lace Curtains Regularly Priced to $6.50; Tomorrow, a Pair ‘ $4.50 These are new and beautiful curtains offered right in time for Thanksgiving. They are in dainty floral designs, mounted on double twisted net. Turkeys & Poultry TURKEYS—fancy dry-picked CHICKENS ee eh, SOO | tential tbs for rosstings Qe of Glassware am ../ As illustrated; 6 Table Tum- Peg blers and 6 Coasters; all hand en- . graved and light cut, CombinationSets :. aa 79¢ GREENHUT'S $2.30 Enamel “Savory” Roasters | | One ae from 14 to 44 in the collection, but not in every style. t 89.75 & $10.75 Winter Coats $ LAMB hind quariore 2Q@ choice quality ‘of city-dressed; Ib. ‘ fore quarters 4 r sab > Self-Basting and Setf-Browning; Large § the aixth round, Then the flercencas Suen ase eee Thanksgiving Sugges- ma Mtacr at Large $1 49 of bis infighting began to tell on the Long Isiand; 23¢ | . . *. 75c “Savory” Covered Roaster Self-Basting Pans— Brooklyaite. The latter made a great NEY SWEET CIDER Bq Toverveet rere kas NS” 6 tions Aplenty for the Si “perlestly” seamless; oval; “smooth inside QA tand in the last minute of the bout, Bal. Jug, B5e; large bi ‘ ° y Pe gece ‘ 3 standing toe to toe with Dundeo and Hal Ba Beat Nats Homeinall ieperenen ts of our splendidly i “Eo Re| Other “Savory” Roasting“ Pans—with glazed ging. Because o} great wor! wer ° Nuts . PH i * anee i in fhe early rounds Bloom was’ en- Thanksgiving Dinner Baskets | | "sr wtp surs— 95¢ || | equipped ANNEX Building. aL ENS pack: white Snhaiels sperialy ipa Listed. aa et fathes ean: A compact basket containing the following strictly | | Nivl PA bien wig Basting Ny ste ; , || fresh groceries: ALMONDS — 9 RE ENHUT'S for roasting; RITCHIE HAD TO FIGHT "Pine at miteds sei Gn Cendeasia| Gains chdice’ ne aoe e ° e taedaial haste? HARD TO BEAT M’ANDREWS. Bh ea F105: 85e || br: Piied Ghee an packed in | | SOU SHEL Watts Wine S, Ete. ° For Thanks ZIVINE || wx OT, . ack 4 ie, $15 25 it c el thay at AA they a ibe » 74¢| { Basket for FANGY MIXED NUTS 396 ‘ { A | soi iat! Scotch Whiskey Self-Basting Pans y world, but to all appearances a full usually 815 special, I | § nat S688 Vasil Big Dollar’s Worth R nit (same as above); larger size; 21 Nedged welterweight now, made his |] thse Rises Byeet’ © * Tee ALMONDS. 25e Gnectal art Old ¢ He : c {irat appearance in this city, in about |] guess ea esta Aerie . 4 ibs., 81; Ib e pecia { w : 65c “Royal” Roasting Pans—made of IOuF ene Blain’ McAndrews ‘ot (his Pound Hew Tasty’ Ground. Cotte | NEW SWEET POTATOES, ye! Combination, *" the finest grade polished steel %e } city in’ six slashing rounds at the wehly Ground Coftee.+r+ ow onions or red onions; Bq ™ Meee Ut full quart Puritan f Size 8x12; at ; Olympte A. A. last night. S-qt. basket S worth fo She 79¢ “Royal” Roasting Pans—made of 16 Ritchie won, he had to travel SHADOW LAWN COFFEE—|NEW MALAGA RAISINS—rib- | CANDIED PEEL—~orange 18¢ at a lightning clip and it was only be- fer, BBC] 229 ted clusters; ama| a wan. 8, 10 cans, $3.45; the finest grade polished steel; 69 ¢ Kummel | “Yale’ size 10x14; at +s j that h - weight: f ©, BBc n ‘ ° couse, of the tagt that he ogcaaicnally 1-Ib.net-weight 1-1b. carton, 45, BB & a duart bottles, | | Choice ! artin Ram $1--Same 4s above — site > fered Eddie that ‘he was entitled to the hn NEW MINCE ME CIRCLE BLEND COFFEE | Cheese Thane LIE $1.25] gr Bros 8] 12x19; at ic | lon. Selb. pal ‘ 5 Ibs. D ROYAL LUNCHEON Mono; Vhisky -" id 088 paste PE a ews fousht & hard, aggressive Fresh Fruits Qt iat, Gactrint for. SUC] jee cesses 221] PO ge | 10¢ aie al heap tbee tert A al $4 Troy Cocktails WA Ri olacenet 58 salt ppeminm Doubte es 798 { figes end. many Limes, took ine lend RIPE ORANGE S—targe, 7 AUSTRALIAN BEEF —Union |] pings? TM PORTED ‘ Oe | heise, of Manbatten, Ma hott a Aluminum Double — Roasting from the Californian, but Ritehle would Juicy fruit; Thanksgiving Cakes brand or Australian brand || "INEST LM E BUC] Bronx and 7B | ScHePey elu s: 81 4h Winch size; Siw 'uhat’ staggered ‘the Quaker City : THANKSGIVING | CAKES— }| cooked corned bee CHRESE— th 49¢ me pais “ NRGUe STAR’ $1 18 ag tiie ie Pevien iT 15 antry and then follow 1t up with hard mare ond server © eann, 03 IMPORTED SWISS” 44 Claret, Hock, Riesling ARQUE S-STAR $1 15 ° ent, order reg. 25c can, CHEESE—Ib. c \ 4 Excellent ( a Wines Wm, Jameson's 20-Year- California Wines Old Irish Whisky PORT, SHERRY, TOKAY ‘ £13.75 ANGELICA, MUSCATEL Bottle Gavion 5: 82.50 60. at &- Piece Sheffield Carvers— $ NEW YORK CHEESE 1.89 tar white with stag handles at a, $1.25, $1 HA 2-Piece Best American Steel 1 25 THANKSGIVING "'P'TE S mince Ferrand’s 3: Cognac Brandy Fresh Vegetables FANCY TABLE CFLERY— hy i wild oF sharp! Ib, SOC ie WOODWARD NAMED AGAIN FOR PRESIDENT OF U. S. G. A. nk L. Woodward of Denver has Deen renominated for President of Carvers-—stag handles; at Butcher Knives-—6, 7 and 8 ins. ; 3 FANCY GLACE CITRON 956 eaclauat ake theastatesestiad waciouss doy 98°; D5¢ ANDER: 12¢ RIES—quart ..... JONATHAN APPLES, Spit 4 English steel; at os 6 Knives and 6 Forks—with Landers, Frary & Clark Lvoroid s CALIFORNIA RIPE OLIVES 6 cans, 5B; 10¢ reg. 18c can,. CUCUMBERS--each 10€ United States Golf Association, Percy | : CUMBERS~eac ~ " les; at F 74 R. Pyne 3d of Princeton has ‘doclined eo, fancy ap YELLOW TURNIPS, Peek's Russian Tea 84¢ | English Steel Table $ yenomination as Treasurer. The ticket | 280 || as | Premier Liqueurs Nan President, Frank I. Woodward, y RESS anc Bass’ Ale | Gurevea lates ive age Nut consisting of | mut cracker Country Gab, First Vice feuti dos. iw) raley5 5 ri up at the YELLOW LABEL $1.74| bowtie. 1.2) f 18 5 a"decond Vise President ——— ee - - dozen bottles nae bottles. 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