The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1916, Page 9

“Only ‘Gee fo QUES (REANZES it “Gets” Painless, Nothing More Simple. | HIGH PRICE OF COAL | pore, Sie Woodhaven Cpminitiee to | Place Order for Winter’s Sup- ply With One Dealer. 1 oTt was L mase meet now End bon a ba We tens’ Leag xquinre dea which they declare | | et from to | al merchant heen y from tended the ing. ra ' \ calling with lo- Hundreds mee A.Morton Oppenheim President 11 West 34th St. ah “A Coat Sale” |Because: Manufacturers must clean up this time of the ELEVATOR 2D FLOOR. ve ‘ for their spring season. They are through wit he fall season and their only is to turn their stocks into mon We bought, at Sacrifice Price: Will Be Offered to You “ Great Reductions in Our MFR’S OUTLET SALE New Models Right from the Maker on Sale for the First. Time. Very Latest Fabrics Season’s Newest Colors 3 Times Usual Floor Space with Increased Salesforce. Thousands of Coats, Hundreds of Models Garment Fully p to Our High Standard Values and Styles Not To Be Found Elsewhere Prices Range from $qy.90 $ -90 19” 22” The majority of these A coats are lined through- out and interlined, giv- ing them the desired warmth, They come in the belted or flare models and a greatmany of themare fur trimmed. in preparatio Ever The materials are fancy mixtures, Bolivia, duvetyn, striped silk ve- lours, broadcloth, silk plush, wool plush, velour, Bydra, zibeline and diagonal cloth, These come in the newest shades, suchas Burgundy, plum, taupe, tan, brown, green, Copenhagen, navy, black and mixtures. They have trimmings of squirrel, opossum, mar- ten, beaver, Jap mink, velvet, Baffin seal plush and Chase’s squirrel. J “Quality Coats’’ “No High Prices” MANUFACTURER'S GIGANTIC OUTLET SALE 35% to 50% Off the Regular Price ti {the Costliest. Designs—Scotch Mixtures, a eT pene Zibelines, Novelty Cloakings, etc, Bighlare = $72 Coats _,Misses’and Models, 5% Women’s Sizes, Belted Mode $10 Coats §, 00 $8 Coats S.00 Werk ve $7 Coats at Worih a ie $12.00 $12.00 Kk. MORTON OPPENHEIM, Pres., 11 West 34th St. tw com ttm A BOYCOTT AGAINST : THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOV Ity Jan nts $9 to $11 a ton for coal, although the price in the come down to Arro rest of New York 1 $8 1 ton w C. Man Company, and Charles Pf u Avenue Jeweler, tol » were held up f withir arket adopted resolu Distr ' inan iny like pric eu in Manhattan and in 1 w rand charge an across pottery and rugs ec of antique and m lains, unique cloisonné ware, charming bronze delicately ornaments, Japanese Cloisonne Bowls, for cut » pol six color yellow. b Jar: ped handles, Puff Boxes, decorated with fine hair line floral patterns, Powder Boxes, 3 sizes, rich blue colorings: Japanese Koro, Buckets, with unique handles, $4.74 and $4.96 For the library table or the living room mantel: attitudes, mounted Old Woman with t f the Hankins elfen, of the drop in prices Into Tenement Cellar | Ry vigorous use of their night- DARK AND BEAUTIFUL: or@ gticke two policemen saved John Overlander, an orderly in the City] sccmeeniameommanes | dealer books will ) The Art of the Orient of long ago has for many years bee the pottery and bronze workers of the Western Nations. Claborate designs in Marry Lioy to atop the ‘»' POLIGE SAVE PRISONER ‘ | FROM EAST SIDE MOB! 1 of Crowd Threatens to Lynch Man Ac-|* w ver the be “You're a | Grandmother's — Old} Favorite Recipe of Sage | Tea and Sulphur. | 1 Hospital on Blackwell's Island, from wid First Avenue this afternoon when he was arrested on a charge of | year-old girt!,, Almost evervone knows that Sage} \ | 1 Sulphur, properly com-| . bring back the n { oth ray ars ayo the only his mixture was to make whieh is and ne lured a three hon- | into a tenement ce A score of men battled with en to the | une | prisone: Hissy trouble | ; | Nowadays we simply ask at any deng, store for “Wyeth’ it " phi alt te girl was Katherine Helm | tore for “Wycth's 8 1 Stiphnt ! Compound.” “You will get a large bot- | tle of this old t 16 Hnproved by the addition of other ingredients for | it 50 cents, Everybody uses this vossibly tell that y as it does it se rat Avenue Court al the er DYING, SAYS “DON’T TELL.” 1) ROINK to dle, doctor. Please Magistrate charge vat him ive testimony darkened your turally MH moth it eoreold Francia M nf N». 7 Mast Thirtieth & “ mF ) Bellevue ' 1 Ake l placed him on the operating table to- | younger, — Wyeth's: Saye att [Sulphur Compound’ is a de oy hod been struck by a toilet requisite, Tt is not intende rit {No 236) Washingte disease. Advt to Take its Place in Macy's From the water to Japan centuries before it found its way to the Occident. Direct from these Oriental Workshops in metals, quisitely colored rugs. omes the wonderful assortment odern handicraft; rich poree- East, gathe assembled in one place are woven fabrics and ex- of these far away lands. Take a stroll through this department, so strongly suggestive of the Orient, and see for yourself the wonderful gift possibilities it offers. Cloisonné, Porcelains and Pottery Antique Chinese Wares Passed by the Customs as over 100 years old and some attributed to the dynasties mentioned. Chin Porcelain Rose Jar, richly bird and flower design. Stand and cover of hand carved wood, $37.50 Chinese Blue and White Vase, long, hottle id lily designs, in Bowls, several colored Vases, odd shay and_pink floral designs on boy With oddly $17.49 | heck. Approximating the year 1800. $29.50 | Boxes. aa Ming Vase, 1573-1720, wonderfully decorated ‘ $4.24 | in raised design. $24.49 Yung Cheng Vase, 1723-1735, flaring top with two handles. Raised floral design, green predominating with streaks of brown. $47.50 Wooden Buddhas, 3 in all, About 200 years old. Incense colored, Elegantly carved, gilt finish $49.50 to $39.50 Bronze Ornaments from Japan quisite floral Chinese Porce' Hawthorns, F $3.29 to $8.24 $1.98 bronze figures, with bright patine removable black wood stands. Also little et of fruit and other subjects from Japan Lions, 11 Brass Lanterns Japanese Lanterns, hexagonal in shape ful oxi with fine lattice work panels in the Wonderfully made of very sides, thin Polished finish, Oriental Floor Coverings Chinese Rugs ere is a rare elegance abou brass Japanese Jute Rugs | | Hand woven Jute rugs in wonderful | Mar Chinese Rug, be it modern or antique, | Chinese designs. Soft, rich tor f | now t whieh is not found in other floor cov. ; dark blue or medium blue, combined | Hand eatin Pun dealeve nial uniaia | with rose, gold or brown. Seamless | reproc ‘1 | and closely woven, each tuft knotted | erings. lie | by han colorings Darou Antique Chinese Rugs in Scatter | Sizes, $27.50 to $84.50 | $85 to $974 ial Fourth Floor RH Meuwy Gey Herald Square New York viding you Across An Ocean and a Continent nan inspiration to Our representative spent months in the Far ring a wealth of things. Chinese Cloisonne and Porcelains in several colors, white backgrounds. $5.24 Tea Pots, charming flat shapes with ex- Sang de Boeuf and Crack figures, such asa Lantern Bearer, Traveling Musician, Coromandel Screens Gorovan Ru n’t Risk Your Eyesight with those who lack experience. Ehrlich oculists are skilled and experienced eye physicians. , Fifty-four years’ experience quali- fies us for the responsible wor! fitting glasses ACCURATELY. Examinations by Registered Eye- Physicians. No charge or obli- gation, © Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 a Established 54 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. 101. N, u, at Ann St. 7 West 42d_ Street. Brooklyn :498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St. To Keep Your Skin Free From Hairs (Beauty ‘Topies) von are willing ta spend a few You will not be dis appointed with this treatment, pro: tet real delatone.—Advt he skin washed China it traveled And, now, the choice art objects shapes, with dragon designs $6.49 yes, with short necks, Dragon wis, floral patterns on necks 49 to $9.89 gold line floral patterns, on designs. » including blue and black ive-color vases; also Celadon, ware $4.24 to $74.50 vers, Glephants in variouw of Chinese Handic Persian Rugs of these beautiful: rug veing shown for the first time, woven, of fine materials, in luctions of untique floor coy . $129 to $199 k and o' Persian Rugs, $74.50 to $94.50 oul Rugs, $19.89 to $44.50 At the rich in food, the delicate in wines, liqueurs and other beverages all come within the limitations of mod- erafe incomes, for the little extras so necessary for the table are priced much less here than in specialty shops. Delicatessen Specials Old Farm Style “Scrapple” | C Special at 13clb.—M ade Vienna ination ry Potato Sal Jan appetiair according to an old, salad made of the finest potatoes, recipe. Spiced and seasoned; crisp and Byes own- easily prepared and appetizing made mayonnaise. Special, Cut in half-inch slices and fried 18¢ Ib. to a golden brown color, served Columbia River Salmon— Extra fancy quality; just from the smokehouse; Very appetiz- ing. 37¢ Ib. Genuine Smoked White Fish with toes and syrup, “Scrappl st delicious. Corned Beef-—Well cooked corned beef; bottom round; cut 4 pot. FST Dak DEN Don a Bink De Pas JN Sek DSS Bk BO BJ Harn Ce Bess ores acid, Rich and of fine flavor; an exe Ke Frankfurters Extra fine, cellent breakfast dish, 23e Ib. K small or large size. aiclb, Extra Fancy Munster Cheese E@ In Season Pork Roulad, 37c¢ This ), 3le—Medium Faq Ib.—Made of chopped hain sharp, lient flavor; a cheese \IS§ Star Brand Cervelat Sau- that will suit every aste ES sages, I). 49c—Fancy sae | New York State Full Milk Ba sige of the best grad i Cheese —Extra f F R@ spiced and seasoned, Savory of exceptionally and delicious. From {vs Bakery Home Made Style Pound Cake, 44c per lb. Made of the best and purest ingredients. Pound for pound and baked to perfection: including Raisin, Cherry, Tutti Frutti, Plain, Citron and) Raisin Nut. taining about 14 Ib. 1t105 Biscuits, such and Vanilla Krearnox, ked in carton: ent varie Educator Biscuits. P Bach carton contains 1 as wer \ Digestive Krea BOI ek Mince, Pumpkin and Apple, 54c, 89c and 97c ea. Made from the finest Ingredients, according to an old-fashioned recipe. flaky rich crust, toothsome filling, spiced and flavored deliciously. We do not deliver these pies, but will have them ready for you on November 20th, Fresh from the famous Macy Bakery gn the premises. DOMESTIC LEBKUCHEN Just received a large assortment_of Domestic Lebkuchen, all freshly baked, at prices from 39c to $4.84 Box. Delicatessen and Bakery Products’ Not Delivered Beverages of Established Purity q RED STAR PRAND GINGER ALE, SARSAPARILLA, CLUB SODA d their quality er, Remarkably BW BY BOW BW DA BABY BW be a BB Be BY BNL These beverages are guaranteed to be absolutely pu ill appeal to you, as it has to others without fu! low priced at 79 per dozen. Pure California Winks. Made from selected California Grapes. Tokay, Red Star Brand. A | Chateaude Cabernet Claret. § rich, Soft wine. Very old. Gallon, was $2.97, now $2.74 Gallon, was $1.98, now $1.78 Bottle, was 74c, now 66¢ Bottle, was Sic, now 44¢ “Riesling Hoch,” “Red Star” Brand Gallon, was $1.40, now $1.28 — Bottle, was 41c, now 36c id Ports wide latitude ob» p submit are most reasone lection of our Linported Sherri tains. a Mill ato fina that the pri able for the values we offer. Brut Ivison Sherry was $2.08, now $2.46 was o%, now 62¢ Vinho Velho Port Gallon, was $3.42, now $3.26 Bottle, was 84, now 76¢ Gallon, Bottle, Scottish Lords Scotch Whisky—A blended Scotch of superior merit, $4.39 per gallon; 97¢ the bottle. OLD COBWEB RYE WHISKY ears of ageing id flavor, a the most § $1.48 per bottle ¢ Real American Rye or Real American Bourbon of Whiskies that are well known for their we flay - brit these brand ter and f mm, W 24, now $4.96 Bottle, $1.24, now $1.14 SS Snare = Royal Charter Whisky ka | Maeve " Bottle SI Baers — Hitt Foo GI s -— Se eRe fr) I Cigars of Quality 4) is Mares rez & Co, own) Tuval and General Shield: hand method, j | Tuval Rothschilds. General Shields Londres. \| of 50, Standard price Box of 309 Standard price | where. $4.00. Gipare 5 elsewhe 8.00, Aare spe- | ce. $2.97, cial price, $5.94. | sromatic Havana | t kind. Limited 1, $1.74. St. Entrance 8 Horlick’s The ORIGINAL i Matted Milk da A Stores: 56> 5thAve 427 SthAve COR 46th ST BET 38839 STS 23W42ndSt = 27W Mth St BETISOAVES BET 586 AVES VICTROLAS on Easy Payments A Nutritioms Diet for All Ages. Keep Horlick’s Always on Hand Quick Lunch; Home or Office, attests