The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1916, Page 5

Serer een terrence a + SLEPT BY OIL STOVE; Dr. Richard Sweene: Swee He Upset Burner, Dr. Richard Sweeney Member of the houve erneur Hospital, is reported dying ot burns in that institution. | Coming home to No. 6 Mangin| ast V, . Btreot late yesterday and finding the Heaviest Vole Eve Ever Cast bss office ra order, Dr. License Issue Puts Drys Sweeney tove and fell asleep be. ement of his} to Rout. foot upse H » BOSTON, Dee. tinuing the licen was tgnit or he If into a snow bank while |* Majority of 'y avsisted in extinguishing |tributed by the roof is getting ready to fall in.” ounties and States.” Owing t jority for license was 14,258, ft 1,694 to 1,586, majority of ry column, elty electio ts yesterday of sudden Mayor Chapman to close the | fifty barrooms in Prohibition Port. onare land ng a thriving business, ald make change, New Artistic Boot Creations J were filled with drinkers many drunken men. ‘Trame, TORONTO, Ont., De able tightening PROSECUTOR RIDICULES ¢ Contradicts 1 High He Declares. BUFFALO, D and Women. aleo went moblles, he ” Mant $5.00 RUBBER BOOTS ONE WALD Mews iy Eve probably was a col ogist. PEASE PIANOS have been famous for their tone and quality for nearly seventy-five years PEASE PLAYER-PLANOS are made the same honest way that has enabled Pease Pianos to stand the test “of time, They are simple, respo and durable, “Prices range from $475, up. A liberal allowance made for your old piano and very convenient terms Open evenings. “Send for Players Booklet, PEASE piso co. ‘al EATEN BY 74467 1f Lord ® Taylor pee enrense ~The vote « 1 sale of liquor by was to-day at- grinned, then trowned eit is only delaying the day of exe- cution a little longer. They noow the “Cities are looked on as being wet | itrongholds. The liquor interests have eft no stone unturned to keep the Big Chri Winter FOOTWEAR sities the «voting units, instead of x The vote was: License, 68,459; No 8 | $9,997, Last year the ma meagre oe North Adams went dry for the first ime in twenty-nine years, by a vote Fitchburg turned last year's license 2 into « no-license mar- | in of 84 Peabody and quincy re- of the thirty-seven | in the State now de-/ the dry forces have added aix | to thelr lst and have not lost ‘a= ci pe eee ee ee ee About 100 blind tigers were found | ; I | rhers peddlers dts- If pints of whiskey as fast res where whiskey was ets about the docks contained To Tighten the Lid on the Liquor .—Consider- Ontario ines chigan DEFENSE OF TEPER wayman Was the Slayer, be ee re we et ee ee ee eee over the evi- | that while Te ave been struck do “8 lying on t from. them leer arrived, lady, declares Robert P. Dow, editor of the Brooklyn Entomol- <9 0 00 SO 0 36S SSeS Soe oO SoS 0 SS 0S 0 SS 0 SO —o oan nena cee reece ee ee secens fy Speman. U THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1916. 5 Founded 1826 on oh Greeley 1900 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE ye Street An Important Sale WOMEN’S DANCING FROCKS Very Special Values $23.50 and $29.50 A collection of charming models, that would, under usual conditions, sell at much higher prices. et Representative of the latest Fashions, these de- cidedly picturesque Dresses are of Silver Embroidered Satins, Novelty Laces, Chif- fon Taffetas, French Satins, » Silk Nets, in lovely pastel tints, white and black. Metallic embroidery, bands of dark fur, silver laces and corsage flowers lend to their effectiveness. No Returns Third Floor ee ee ee ee ae eee eee ee ae eee ae oe None C, O. D. GREAT SALE of GLOVES To Close Out 1,517 Pairs Women’s Black Kid Gloves They Will be Placed on a Special Table Tomorrow “hare At the Unusually Low Price bi of $1.00 a Pair 8-button length Black Glace and a small quantity of Suede, Overseam Sewn, Sizes 514 to 714. cut down to 8-button length to meet the popular demand. The Original Prices, Before Being Cut Down, Were $1.95, $2.75, $3.25, $3.50 and $3.75. Also goo pairs of 2-clasp Black Glace Gloves (in broken sizes) that were formerly priced at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25 a pair. ° A Splendid Holiday Gift Opportunity Ground Floor | Vaden — oe ey H A Christmas Special in ; ! 9 66 99 Men’s “Onyx” Half Hose ! z : 4,500 Pairs “Onyx” Silk Half Hose ; 75c a pair $ | $8.75 a dozen { Navy Gray Tan Cadet i Green Champagne Purple i Some with Clocks H ‘The above are Half Hose which sell regularly the year \ round at $1.00, and many of them at $1.50 a pair. } oe ata ell ee ee SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY SMART FUR HATS Appropriate for Gifts A Special Purchase of 125 All Fur Hats~-Identi- cal With Those Sold Re gularly at $5.95 to $20.00 Hudson Seal dyed muskrat) French Seal (dyed coney) heavy satin. Nutria ; Scotch Mole : A leading manufac- French Mole rs, : turer, overstocked be- (dyed coney) i ss! cause of mild weather, Moline k ig . sold us this collection \nd combinations of at remarkable conces- these furs ions. Fourth F LLL te ee eee eee ees ee ee erent) IS 9 I So SO a 0 a ee 0 ae i The most satisfactory Gift one can send a friend is a Merchandise Certificate with which to select some really desired article. Sth Avenue { These sere Long Gloves taken from our regular stock and oH | cece ceesemces ooo Bread Trays,-—plain, pierced and engraved designs. 11.50, 13.95 to 29.75 brush and comb. Sandwich Plates,--pierced design, Bon-Bon Dishes,— plain, pierced and en- graved designs. 5.25, 6.75, 7.25 to 11.95 Mayonnaise Bowls, plain or “Colonial” i} ! ' | ! The newest of close fit fitting little shapes, all 5 finely tailor lined with } McCreery Gift Certificates dames McCreary & Co. 34th Street On Thursday and Friday Special Christmas Offer ENTIRE COLLECTION OF ART OBJECTS At a 25% Discount --<< Consisting of Marble, Bronze and Pottery Statuary, Im- ported Clocks and Clock Sets. The original price is marked on every piece. Exceptional Values WOMEN’S NEGLIGEES & LOUNGING ROBES ; House Gown of Crepe 2. Lounging Robe of 3. Negligee of Crepe de de Chine, — fitted model, Whipeord, lined — through- Chine, — two-piece Empire plaited skirt; large out with Silk; collar and model, plaited slip with lace collar and cuffs hand em- cuffs of Crepe de Chine. and rosebud trimming; coatee broidered. 9.75 9.75 of lace, 9.75 GOLD HAND BAGS & PURSES At Less Than Half the Regular Prices A Limited Number Reduced for Immediate Disposal Purses of solid 14-karat Gold, in plain | Four Purses regularly 75.00, or reversible ring mesh; h, Roman | 4. and combinations of Platinum and Gold | finishes: Two Purses regularly 65.00 } Three Purses regularly 55.00 Bags of solid 14- karat Gold,--plain, engraved, engine-turned and pierced designs; ring mesh; in a variety of styles and finishes One Bag regularly 185.00... +++ 90.00 ( One Bag regularly 268.00. ......... 125,00 One Bag regularly 225.00 ... 100.00 | Two Bays regula One Bag regularly 285.00 125.00 | One Bay regularly 395, ‘00, wivyren 195.00 An Extraordinary Purchase of 150 WOMEN’S PARTY & EVENING DRESSES To Be Placed on Sale Tomorrow - 14.50 Reproductions of Imported and some of the most attractive American models of the present season Satin, Silk Net, Chiffon, Marquisette, Chiffon Taffeta, Satin-striped Chiffon, Paisley and other fashionable silks. Evening colors and Black. NO APPROVALS NO ©, O. Ds STERLING SILVER & QUADRUPLE PLATED WARE NO CREDITS Suggesting Many Desirable Christmas Gifts Toilet Sets,—-Quadruple-plated mirror, hair 4.95, 5.25, 6.25 ’ Casseroles,—quadruple-plated, round or 11.50, 13.50, 14.50 to 25.75 | oval, in pierced design each 3.50 Cheese and Cracker Dishes, “quedrapite plated, pierced design each Bon-Bon Baskets,—plain or pierced de- sign. 7.25, 9.50, 15.00 to 17.95 5.25, 7.50, 10.00 to 13,95 The Sunday World ’s ors wc other two mediums in the unive-se. Want Directory ws