The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1915, Page 7

TO $100,000 IN A YEAR | ACCUSED OF LARCENY MAN WHOSE $5 GREW | Mixaoo People Cheer Him in Spite of the of Emperor Yoshihito, chi the ancient ceremonies {n Kioto, the olf capital, everything was IN OPEN CARRIAGE. Police, Japan, Dec, 10.—Toktio had an attending the enthronement In contrast to in the new procession. capital tn modern style, The Emperor, who rode for ‘Ay firet time In an open carriage, was mip ptediy cheered by the populace in spite if the efforts of the police to prevent suca a demonstration. At Pnoo Park Mayor Gijonkuda Gijin Okudll delivered an address tendering the congratiflations of the citizens to the Emperor, The ceremony closed with Gatity Mrs, Hope Stearns of Avenue, Brooklyn, wa that June Dor tai ‘om Mra. H Sehermerhorn | Stree court was told Mrs. United States lowed to plead oering. To-night there was a huge lantern Manager of Metal Export Company Said to Have « Misappropriated Funds. How @ former pencil peddier’s $5 Grew to $100,000 in a year was told yesterday when Alfred V. Guldet, ‘Manager of the Metal Export Com- pany of America of No. 59 Pearl Street, was arrested at the office of ‘the concern on a charge of larceny made by Albert A. Moers, the head of the company. Samuel Ecker of No. 60 Broad Stre Guldet's attorney, sald that his client with only $5 in his Course of his tra Moers about a year ter bejoired imy ees abliity and employed him, ‘Guidet, Rr. Bekert |, has since Increased his fortu to 000 | through the sole of metals for the| Manufacture of munitions, while! ‘@ wealth has grown to greater extent. Guldet was arrested by De- tectives Riley, Morrissey and Behan | and was held by Magistrate Krotel in| the come oer in $1,500 bail on a short lavit charging the larcen of $804. i sf According to the police, Mo Hy) them that checks amounting 73.58 sent to the company had been eposited by Guidet in his own ac- count. “It was all a part of tho rerular besiness of the company,” said Mr. Beker “These chocks were drawn to the order of Alfred V. Guidet for the Metal Export Company of America and he used them tn the business of tho omnoern. Anyway he has owing him it $15,000 in commissions and will have $30,000 on renewal orders.” Guidet told the polico he had not! eppropriated any money to his own use, but had put {t into stocks for the concern. magistrate set Dec 16, as the date of examination. —_—>—— NOTHING NEW TO HIM. (Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer.) “No man can serve (wo masters,” aid the good mission worker who} ew,” growled m in here for No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORTH 43 & 45 West 34th Street oO ite mealpin Hot et Additional Showing Saturday of — Winter Coats & Suits (Entirely New Models) Richly Fur Trimmed = + Fur Trimmed Duvetyne Coats Deep collar and cuffs of grey squirrel, peau de cygne lined and interlined Fur Trimmed Velour Coats Loose model coat, full length, three yard sweep; collar, cuffs and eight-inch border of black wolf; lined throughout with peau de cygne and cozily interlined Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Suits Fitted model of chiffon broad- cloth; coat is 44 inches long, with collar, cuffs and border of black wolf, lined with peau de cygne and heavily interlined, Seal Trimmed Broadcloth Suits of fine chiffon broadcloth; coat is 46 inches long, has high collar, cuffs and border of seal; coat is lined with peau de cygne and heavily interlined. Specially Priced 22.50 | 35.00 ; 25.00 | 25.00 Illustrated Coat 35.00 Mlustrated Suit 25.00 * Greeley 1900 FIFTH Founded 1826 Lord & Taylor 38th Street AVENUE 39th Street Christmas Player Piano with Music Roll Cabinet and + THE £ ENING WORLD, FRIDAY, D terday before County Judge Lewis on « charge of grand larceny. It wan alleged 20 Inst Mra. Starnes, wiing, stole three diamond rings beth AE EMBER 10, 1915. then | — Founded 1826 Shop Early A Gift Be First é Certificate The Lord & ord ay lor Ie Helptut a. 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street ee oe he § 5 problem. tee een Pmcencencent) removes 0 ED 0D DO) ED DD ED ED DD ED) ED DED) ED) DOD Important Special Values in Winter APPAREL FOR MISSES AND GIRLS . Featured are Misses’ Suits—a group of unusually interesting models distinguished by their air of youth- ful smartness and exceptionally fine tailoring. Distinct additions, these, to the midwinter wardrobe, Fur-Trimmed Suits, Special, Fe New Covert Suits, Special Misses’ Broadcloth Suits, Special, $29.50 $19.50 New Models That Should Be $30.00. Covert of heavy quality makes these very smart suits, in two new Broadcloth of superior quality in a model with belted models. Beaver edges the high collar | skirted. and cuffs of the belted or paneled coats. Skirts with novel pockets or oddly cut yokes. $25.00 Exceptionally fine broadclath, in two new models, trimmed with Hudson muskrat). One model fitted, ripple skirted coat, with square tab collar The other has the new wide belt. both effectively Seal (dyed blouse coat, extremely full Featured smartly is a new high h collar ; ress ‘The other model, also in broadcloth, has a very flaring fitted coat; its military collar trimmed with Hudson Seal bands Warmly interlined or lined with matching silks. In brown, green, navy and black saneeienin aeemimiipennnaiammipint Misses’ Cloth and Corduroy Coats, ' Misses’ Dancing Dresses, Special, $15.00 | $19.50, 25.00 and 29.50 Cheviots, mixtures and wide wale corduroys, tical and dressy models, and in every smart color of the sea- son. Some fur trimmed, interlined and lined. in prac- A score and more of lovely new models in chiffon taffeta, satin charmeuse, striped silk, chiffon and net. Silverlace and tulle bodices of picturesque style, with draped ruffled and Finer Coats, $19.50, $25.00 and $29.50. frilled skirt. In every dainty shade. | ee ree a Girls’ Party Frocks, Special, $13.50 Taffeta in pale pink or blue; makes this fetching little bolero model; the coatee and full skirt edged ruffles. Puff sleeves trimmed with tiny rosebuds. Girls’ Rain Capes, Special, $2.95 Rubberized sateen, in navy or red, with plaid lined hood, Sizes 6, 8 and 10 years, Raincoats, with Hat, in tan Canton cloth, $3.95. Raincoate at $4.95, $5.95, $7.95. In finer material. All in holly boxes. frilled with picot and bodice are of silk tulle Sizes 6 to 14 § Sizes 6 to 14. Thrd Floor LF) A A A A A A) A) A A AT ID LP D> D> PD) NP 1D OD ND (> ( ee ee | OS ae eee eee SLIPPERS | TOY=ZON FE For Ail the Family Announces the Annexation of High cut “Puss in Boots” slippers for very little folke; JUNGLE-LAND dainty quilted satin Slippers for big sister. omfy” slippers n scores of styles for everybody. Flexible kid slippers for Pater-familias—these and 1 y more are featured in the Lord & Taylor assortment in every shape, size and color and at especially attractive prices Ketach the illustration to your Shopping List. Right now, this very min- ute, delegates from the new possession are holding a con+ vention in Toy-Zone territory, Here's a snap shot of the visitors taken while they were ussing Toy-Zone’s won- ders. Of course the giraffe is amazed—even his long neck won't permit him to see all the sights. As for the elephant and the camel-—well, words fail them. | Bring the little folks in now—and let them wander at will through Toy-Zone's busy thoroughfares, every day featuring something new and interesting. Bench to Match, and $12 in Player Piano Music —complete— $395—$10 a month This very special holiday offering consists not only of a player piano of the most modern type—superbly excellent as a piano and beautifully artistic in its player qualities, but is also complete with every supple- menting necessity. A Wonderful Christmas Piano Store Cperi ; An excellent music roll cabinet and GVICRET UU ; . ~ player piano bench to match the design VOSE and finish of the instrument; and besides FISCHER $12 worth of music rolls—your own selec- PRAMBACH tion from our complete music roll stock. AUTOPIANO : : ‘ ; A The player piano is mz spe = , MARSHALL & WENDELL player f lanc made to‘our special order and is WENDELI strictly guaranteed in every respect. Pianos and In the exceptional quality of the instrument and accessories, Player Pianos in the special price and in the payment conveniences, this is one of the most attractive player piano offerings of the present Christmas season, EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT ——_——— 2.0) aD 0-0 CD 0 GEC) CED 0) <ED- 0 GED 0 <GED- (0) <0 <> 0) <EED- 0 ED (3) ED- 0 D0 0 SD (0) D(a () GD 0-0 oa —— son's s | ° | co] ! ( y i 9 f | i 8 i n4 i D4 i g i i g a 8 | i 8 | | rs 3 i] 8 S ‘ th > ED) SD (0) A) A) A A) 0 SP 0-0) ED 0 ED 0 em 0 ame fe ee ee ee ee ee WOMEN’S FUR-TRIMMED COATS—SPECIAL, $29.50 Wool Velour in the fashionable colors and in black their exceptionally smart style and fine tailoring. | Dolla—the most popular | | Garments ‘That Would Ordinarily Be $45.00 Five new and exclusive models in street, afternoon and dressy Coats of Wool Plush with skunk opossum and raccoon WOMEN’S FUR-TRIMMED SUITS—REDUCED TO $19.50, $24.50, $29.50, $34.50 & $39.50 Former pri Broadcloth 5 were $32.50 to $60 Broadtail Plush Garments made especially for Lord & Taylor and distinguished by Warmly interlined and richly lined. Effectively trimmed Broadcloth, suede cloth, velveteen and other high grade fabrics in a diversity of smart models, trimmed with the fashionable furs; warmly interlined and finely lined. 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Vindly see Cee ey oe ae e F en and wine color § Black or tan kid 2.00 BU AB cinta tcreucsngn 4 Nat Wines | d ecn and win if er | jComfy Felt Slipp Full Jointed Dolle—Beau- ,; Double Runner Steering : a5 Pr : Bob Sleds—s C—Children’s High Cut For men and women, in tiful blondes and bru- , le—Sturdy and | “Puss in Boots” "Mianens i every favored color. $1.25 nettes with moving cre swift, —in red...........$1.50 | K—Women's Comfy. Slip- Usually $2.50..... $1,50 F $2.00, 2.50, 3.25 and $4.00 D—Women's Felt Slippers bee Al “the pone | eeemneremrocerer -Leather soled; brown, i tO 6:9 CA or one rere ee err ecemcmnaty black and gray $ L—Quilted Satin Slippers— # 1 nee ‘ me ercace yi J Lace edged and in all the Misses’ and Children’s iB Sonia Fete Chere: Ships dainty sha $1.50 Dy acetate es | etch en a ige | SPECIAL SHOES ? = ale pink and blue; 7 | F—Indian Moceatins—Soft Hiben Gidimed < 081 80 Made exclusively for Lord & Taylor, these are | Bue cual SEN { N-—Men’s Romeos—In | on correct orthopedic lasts, and combine smart | ADS REARCER ane wee fo black and tan kid with } } style with comfort in a marked degree. | G—Women's Comfy Slip- elastic side . $2.50 i $ pers—Pink, blue, laven- 4 O—Wor Felt Juliet Dull and Patent Leather Shoes | der and gray; cord and f Black a ray; fur edged, Sizes 6 to 8 $2.00 | Sizes 1114 to 2........ | ribbon trimmed $1.50 | $1.25 a, $2.25 | Sizes 244 to 6 | Ground and Second Floors ‘ij Second Floor O erenrentar eran ere enrenrenrenpanrmnranrenvenian:aniemian-enimns % granreanranancancencancane ea cemmeeunoemcecee Grencenns suo seancemen/eanypa+anrencenianennremrenvansainecne<emscansamcemsan-<tun(jren+aneemcaneen pemcemsamran: