The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1916, Page 8

a oa REET pO Corner 36th Street To sell out our large stock requires radical price cutting COATS, SUITS, FURS, GOWNS, BLOUSES AT LESS THAN HALF Fur Trimmed Coats 18.50 Formerly up to $49.50 Silk Afternoon Dresses Formerly up to $45.00 ...... 15.00 Reston up to $50.00...... . 19.75 Georgette Blouses Formerly up to $12.00 ...0600 6 ccc eeeteees All Suits None Reserved XMAS FURS Impossible to find elsewhere Gi bargains such as we offer here ] 11, > soogh ne) brnd Mats ¥ oD 6.50 Skunk Sets Values t0 $50.00. 0... cccce cece cece ect eeeeeee ‘ All Furs at Similar Reductions FURS Christmas Gifts Style Pamphlet on Request. fd &® 384 Fifth Avenue ‘leiephone, Greeley —2044. Between 35th and 86th Sts. SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” ADS. WORK MONDAY WONDER Second Floor—Take Elevator || ARCHBOLD’S PLAGE 4 RETIRING FROM BUSINESS|.,... With Only. sive > ‘DFID T0 TAKE | — | Shares of Stock May Head Standard Oil Company. } JHIS RISE WAS NOTABLE. Holdings of Archbold in’ the Corporations Represent Value of Only $1,830,000, te AC —) a¢brorp during eighteen | SPECIAL NOTICES. (| ASK FOR and GET HORLICK’S: ' THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Theop substitutes corms YOU same price ‘NewYorksLeadingVictrNa Stores landay, 563 SthAve 4,27 _5thAve COR 46thST — BET 38439 STS 23WA2ndSt 27W 34th St BET S&6AVES BET 5&6 AVES VICTROLAS on Easy Payments S) H. Altman & Un. A Selection of Blankets, maerinpeencs, Comfortables, Etc., White Blankets per pair ; $5.00, 6.00, 7.00 to 9.50 White Blankets cut and bound separately; exceptional value, per pair . ' : : ‘ . . $6.50 Cotton-filled, with border ; ; er A é £2.95 f\iean Ciaz e 4 DAN heyy Ne Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases r platn heme Sheets ’ . ; - each BSc to $1.35 Pillow Cases . ; each 24e to 30c (Fourth Floor) An Important Sale of Imported Lace Curtains, Wihdow Panels and Decorative Lace Pieces (ali a denade) now in progr n the Lace Draperies Depart on the Fourth Floor, presents an unusual opportunity for purchas- ing exclusive merchandise, of the present season’s importation, at marked concessions from regular prices Black Lacquer Furniture DECORATED “IN THE is a feature of sy Furniture Department, on the Fou Floor. | Consoles, Curio C Boves; end Magazine an | Cloller pleces wi ay be obtained m the same | Department) In plain mahogany, Fifth Auenue- Madison Avenue, New York THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1916. >| M Ty 6 oO Yr. ‘mene — | pf JOSEPH, Mo. Dee. 6—Oncar P.) MAIL YOUR GIFTS EARLY. PROSECUTOR ACQUITTED MeDaniel, Who Charged St. Joseph, | come THIS COLD CURE} seus’, Silver Fillings ated, and because of his advance al ‘ be unable to attend own ral will be hi My from the “Pape's Cold ( Compound” ends colds and grippe * ina few hours. OF KILLING HIS WIFE)‘: Mo., Gang With Crime, Will Renew Search for Murderer, * eT JO! weutor, to-day ie murder ot by = ing Another Appeal Sent Ont by the t fo, if necossar’ ‘TWO CARLOADS OF ‘Princine Pure Phosphate Baking Powder Bought by RC WILLIAMS& “TEED PRINCINE.” BAKING POWDER “Ssso] | The first carload of Princine bought by R. C. Williams & Co., the great wholesale grocers of New York, didn’t begin to supply the demand for the baking powder that rises in the oven. A second carload has just been delivered to them, and a third car- load is on its way to keep up with the steadily increasing demand, Miss Princine Baking Powder Rises in the Oven Miss Princine Baking Powder is the greatest for- ward step in domestic science in fifty years. Instead of frittering away its strength as soon as it is reached by the moisture in the dough, Princine re- quires the heat of the oven to bring out its full powers. It rises in the oven instead of wasting its strength in the mixing bowl. The dough rises as it bakes: and bakes as it rises. It is baked through and through—every atom of the flour is made diges- tible, and the finished baking is firm, delicious and beautifully browned. « Pure Food Grocers Sell Princine Princine is endorsed by Mr. Alfred W. MeCann of the New York Globe; by Prof, Lewis B. Allyn of Westtield Mass, Food Expert of the Ladies’ World and Mc Clure's Magazine; by Good He ceping Food Bureau, Wr, H.W, Wiley, Director; and by the Chief Chemist of Vorcenst, the magazine of pure foods, PRINGIN nacr'Po i] iN Py; ; Ung NCINE, Miss Princine Pure Phosphate Baking Powder in guaranteed to improve any baking recipe in mny cook book or price re- funded, together with cost of other baking materials used, United Coupons are 15c and 30c in every cup of In Half-Pound and Pound Size Cups Princine Baking MISS PRINCINE Powder, Richmond, Va. ———