The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 11

FIGHT TOGETTHAN |=" INN.Y.FORTRIL BEGUN SWANN «Slayer of Stanford White Re- pum ported Going on Rides and to Theatres. IF YOUR EARS RING , WITH HEAD NOISES ming ¢ Worste District Att he would fe every effort t Harr vw extradited from F sylvan Thaw is an inmat Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane in Philadelphia, He ts wanted hore tments charging him with upon Wred- ity boy. « nation about . "but T ean.) it is, Thaw is sparing no effort or expense to keep out of the jurisgiction of the New York courts. Vt any doubt that Thaw is permitted outside of the asylum and K that he goes to shows and other amusements, and I haven't any doubt that that was his original intent in having himself sent to the institu. intent was to co in) New York the new Governor of Pennsylvania. 1 am going to bring out into the light whatever offorts have been and ] being made to shield Thaw from criminal law of New York State.” | Assistant District Attorney Edwin P. Kilroe, who returned IMst night) after going to Philadelphia to find| out about Thaw, said ! | “IT encountered many difficulties! ii 5" sd | Silver Design ieee 3 pans: is still time for }} 4| you to get exactly the jf | gift that you want for i those who must be re- 4 membered especially wel) while there, although my trip had to | io only with an inquiry into matters | i Come in and make your |f | if record as they stand at present] TMV gelections from the larger IN | aw, who is a fugitive.*| |p | trip to Philadetphia| If assortments which we followed reports that Thaw had been | | still have ready for you. | permitted ty go to Pittsburgh to | | Unusval, new ideas- epend Thanksgiving with his mother| [i te \ ind that on numerous occasions he | Hi moderately priced, well had been allowed to leave the asylum, | | chosen, in great variety, going for motor rides through parks | |p and mingling with theatre crowds. << 17,000 INFLUENZA DEATHS IN ARMY CAMPS HERE f | Fotal of 338,257 Cases of Discase | = Reported Up to Dee. dy ec, 10.—An official esults of the inf? ny camps and centres In the United States, ma lie by the Departmen hows that t a8 the disease 1 mately 17,000 de WASHING summary of XMAS GIFTS Ielinble Goods, Tow Prices. we Pay Next Year COLD JEWELRY Diamonds, Watches Weekly or Monthly Payments, ia aint SQUARE DEAL CREDIT JEWELERS G MAIDEN LANE 4 FLOOR, PHONE CORT. 5867 Now the Largest Exclusively Women's Boot Shop in America Several New Smart Models Very Attractively Priced | | For Wednesday 6” These tashionable high cut boots are {ect fitting lasts and of cuperior quali well soles and mititary leather heels. ‘ Prewn Kid Lace, Brown Cloth top. 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High-Grade Suits $26.50 regularly 80.00, 32.50, 35.00 and 38.00 Silk Dressing Gowns, lasse, in rich and dignified ¢ 24.50 Blanket Robes, made various qualities; all heavy tractive patterns and trim 5.00 6.50 7.50 For Men. and Young Men,~—Suils that embody all the new style features: superior workmanship; sturdy Materials; smart and conservative models; size 33 to 44 pair 40¢ $21.00 regularly 26,50, 28.50 and 30,00 MEN’S ae oe i The three cases illustri For Men and Young Men,~-Tailored of excellent Fabrics: mostly quarter satin-lined, with satin sleeves; mostly Slip-on models. 250 Oxford Overcoats $33.00 regularly 38.00, 40.00 and 45.00 For Men and Young Men, -Oxford Melton Overcoats, in single or Double Breasted Form-fitting models, also staple Ches- terfield style; quarter satin-lined, with satin sleeves; size 34 to 50 MEN'S CLOTIIING DEPARTMENT—5TH FLOOR 1—Dressing Case,— made of Panther or Cobra Grain Leather; leather lined: seven useful fittings 8.75 | regularly 10,75 | Men's Furnishings | > . | —Extensive Assortments { Smart Suits —Serviceable and Attractive Fabrics have been assembled for this event, affording an excellent opportunity to purchase Christmas sifts Smoking Jackets,—imade of double-faced Cloth; trimmed with silk cord and loops. ects; some have. silk 30.00 and 27.50 At Greatly Reduced Prices values in the Leather Goods Department suitable for Christinas gifts ivicureery & 0 e | 34th Street | 1 Selections assortments of Holiday Furnishings LS, 12.50 made of Silk Mate- made of Silk Mate- -olors. of Blanket Cloth in | and serviceable; at- } ings. y) 4 ' and 10.50 Neckwear,—Open-end Scarfs, Silk Shirts, mode of fine quality inade of Imported and Domestic Silks Japanese or heavy Broadcloth Silky ° oy and Satins; handsome patterns ond Very attractive aadortment: Finest Suits beautiful colorings. 7.25 95c. ‘ $36 75 Neckwear,--Open-end Scarfs of | Madras Shirts, made of excellent 2 heavy Silks and Satins; rich and exclu quality Woven. Madras, in new stripes sive designs. and patterns. = e 1.65 | regularly 40,00, 45.00, 50.00 and 55,00 ay | MEN’S HALF HOSE For Men and Young Men,~ Suits designed by a fore- s a RRO Ais i" most manufacturing tailor of high-grade Clothing and Suits charac- fie Bone Beaty SUBS Re Suk Hele Hose, —fine grade; faney terized by rich Woolen Fabrics in neat conservative patterns pair 2.25 | i 1.95 ‘ superior tailoring and workmanship; many quarter silk lined; | r | Sif eee aé size 34 to 46. | Wool Half Hose, ribbed Wool in Khaki, | 4 STK Half Hose with liste soles and tapas Gray and Heather Brown. eyes ordovan, Gray or Black, also two-tone , F effects ‘ pair 1.10 halt 6Be ° Lisle Half Hose of Mercerized Lisle in Cotton Half H Grays Navi Bi 150 Slip-On Overcoats Navy Blue, Gray, Tan or Black TOW ea ee pair 25 DRESSING CASES ated represent a few of the many remarkable | | y x | 2—Dressing Case of | o Dressing Cobra or Panther Grain | ¢heror Cobra Gr leather; leather lined; eight =|, j ‘ | C lined: teu Matin fittings | 9.75 regularly 12.75 10,75 regularly 14.7.5 09