The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 9

st Re EVENING Act : WINS A SCHOLARSHIP BALKED AT $7,500 VERDICT | IN THE EVENING WORLD'S NOW MUST PAY $25,000 TALENT FOUNDATION Girl Is Awarded Large Sum on Charge That Poker Attacked Her. ' Miss Lillian Multke, nineteen, of No. a | 3 West 46th Street, was awarded a ver- | iq | dict of $25,000 by a jury in Justice Dele- ; hanty's part of the Supreme Court yes | terday against Homer W. Orais, a broker, at No. 60"Broadway, whom she acuused of attacking her idst July. | When the first came to trial on Mr. Orais failed to, appear and awarded Miss Multke a verdict the sult was f he attorneys for My. n moved to have the verdict the ground that the jury ht to award more than was © Was reopened at their re- | but Rober you seek gift chairs of 2 individual character, with = = | the sweeping bow and & VEL FROHMAN = slender spindles of the early “fan-back,” for ex- 2 Samuel Frohman Will Take Course ; inble, age them ing to Fit Him asa Musical | | pairs, if it pleases you, to @ Director. © flank the family hearth. 3 Harry H. Schlacht, director of the (fy : | ‘Talent Foundation initiated by The) i y eacertipn. Evening World, announced to-day! % rental oe 2 that Scholarship 18 has been awarded! \DMLLIE HI te Samuel Frohman of No. 97 East| *"=0%) Plint& Horner Orine., = Third Street. Young Frohman will| West 367 St. = take @ course as musical conductor | ‘auieaautitvi transac im the Institute of Musical Arts. | en Frohman received this desig- | Wid nation he Srasped Director Schiacht's hand and said: “I shall never forget | Gillies Famous Bikes ‘The Evening World for the Kindness | shown me. This is wonderful. Know that T exprees the thanks of the | boys and girls of the east sido for | this interest taken in our section by 1 r Lb. 7S See et NSCieay ‘nore into |CASHE CARIT PLAN 44c a string orchestra, ‘These lads made applications to the Talent Founda- From Wholesaler Direct tion. New York will be amazed in a| Equal to Lypeterlot [eed Quality. short while to see the young men of| mendel in Be the east side give a concert that will | and ome bro reflect credit upon the cast side and | ig"ieva the Talent Foundation.” tr ten ate Mr. Schlacht says Frohman is a | Delivered '2 sect 47e a Ib. born conductor and his oe en, = SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK, Roe’ in they musical world. Young Gillies Coffee Co. Frohman will direct his orchestra at * No. 170 East Broadway next Tuesday aoe Beare on ta Biot Street. Mew, York, cvening, Dee. 9 Tay 857 ‘iaettttgied TO" Yearn at oes ae — ‘ iy s Se ~ BONWIT ene TI The Spacally Shop of Onpinations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Very Exceptional Values—Friday FUR COATS and WRAPS For Women and Misses French Seal Coats Full flare thirty inch long model with belt. Made of dyed coney pelts 145.00 Taupe Natria Coats Jaunty trotteur coats in a flare sleeye model. Made of selected skins. 195.00 Hudson Seal Coats smart thirty inch long, straightline box’style, shaw! collar and cuffs. 225.00 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats chic thirty inch long coats, straightline model, combined. with 265.00 natural squitrel, Australian opossum or beaver. Natural Squirrel Coats Thist pt td ahnte DA <—| 4, 1919." y-six inch long model with saw! collar and cuffs. 450.00 Taupe ' ‘Natria Wr ‘PS Forty-eight inch long model for daytime or evening wear. Large collar. 3 95. 00 Scotch Mole Wraps Forty-eight. inch long, full, graceful model, with large shawl collar. ae of finest grade Scotch mole pelts. 550.00 it AMA RtiacesriminnntiitT mT LL) h WN Geators of Dizinctie Footwear ill Hundreds of Pairs This Season’s Boots Added to Our Sale of Broken Lines As we have decided to discontimue certain styles of boots we are off the remaining sizes in these styles at great re- ductions. is sale offers an unusual opportunity of secur- ing genuine I. Miller footwear at less than present wholesale cost. We have just added 618 pairs of shoes to the hundreds in the sale, sat if you come early you will be sure to find your size, Thursday—Friday—Saturday AUNCUEVENAAODEHTUGAEUGUUS(ESHOOTOLEULTSCULGIICUNORBOLOICAIALALiENIETasLaCLEL Choice of 11 Styles---$9.85 Fancy and Plain Boots, in all the prevailing eathers and combinations, with French heels and walking heels. Three models illustrated. Shop in the Forenoon During a recent sale we were actually compelled to close our doors to prevent overcrowding. We therefore urge all who can to come in the forenoon so all may receive better attention. We know the demand for these boots will be enormous, as they actually represent Savings of from $3 to $5 a pair Ne ee ee pores ol nies ani aL tok — TIM aos nen Evening Slippers in prevailing shades and colors. 1554 Broadway 15 West 42d St.! 5° Church St. 46th St. Near Fulton er NS PM, Near Fifth Ave, {I Hudson Term, Bidg, © Sa ea en So eke 7M LL TTT Wotton en Friday and Saturday Another record-breaking SALE of GENTLEMEN’S , es ae SHIRTS . s Heretofore Sale—three Sale—ea. Fancy negligee shirts ft cuffs 2.50 and 3.00 5.75 1.95 Fancy negligee shirts Soft or starched .cuffs 3.50 7.25 2.45 TIES AND SOCKS Neckties (some imported) 2.00 4.75 1.60 Heavy wool hose 2.00 5.00 1.70 English wool hose (khaki) 2.75 5.50 1.90 PAJAMAS — Quantity limited Plain color Birdseye 3.75 8.50 2.75 Cheviot, white or striped 6.50 and 7.50 15.50 5.25 UNDERWEAR Natural wool, two piece 2.25. garment 9.50 1.65 , White merino, two piece 325 « 6.25 2.15 Natural wool, two piece 350 « 7.50 2.55 Also a limited number of Men’s Winter weight union suits — the majority in large size. , One-fourth less No maf orders No ‘phone orders STORE CLOSES AT 5.30 P.M which will interest Christmas shoppers HABERDASHERY as well as the hundreds of qther persons who know by experience or hearsay just whit remarkable savings on high quality merchandise may be effected in these Sales. + Best & Co. Est. 1879 You Never Pay More at Best's STORE £LOSES AT 5.30 P.M. a ae MEN'S NECKWEAR of rich imported Silks in exelr Knitted Mufflers Imported and Domestic; Silk Sl Wool and Vicuna Coats, Vests and Mufflers; Leather Blanket House and. Bath Robes. The following are specially priced: Men’s Brocaded Poplin Dressing Gowns, Men’s Blanket Bath Robes, - - Representing a ‘large and advantageous trom a leading manufacturer Regularly $2.00 a pair Specially priced to-morrow at $10.00 Pair A NUMBER of distinctive models in- cluded in this rich, bright finished mahogany leather; made over smart lasts; leather throughout—skilled work- manship. FLECTRICAL GIFTS combine beauty and Electric Novelties. COFFEE PERCOLATORS . * . $10.00 CHAFING DISHES . .. . . $13.50 TOASTER STOVES .... . $3.95 GROIS eo vdlin ssa iy ah et ee " Fireless Cookers $15.00.to 42.50 Majestic $9. “Abtractively Priced for Friday Foot Balls, - - - $1.25 to 10.00 | Ice Skates, - - Boxing Gloves,’ - $4.00 to 10.00 | Skate and Shoe Oy Striking Bags, - - $2.25& 8.75 | Bicycles, - - This Establishment Open Daily from 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. Stern Brothers | West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street MEN’S FURNISHING SECTIONS Christmas assortments are now complete, comprising buckles initialed or plain; high-class Dressing Gowns and House Jackets: Men’s Imported House Robes, Wool Mixtures 23.00 Men’s Sections located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance. Remarkable Values To-morrow in MEN’S ALL WOOL HALF HOSE: At Considerably Less Than Regular Prices Men’s Wool Half Hose Ribbed Wool Half Hose Of the finest quality heavy weight Medium weight; in Gray. jor Australian Woo]; soft, warm Brown; an unusually service- grades; shadés of Gray or Brown, able quality. $1.45 95c Regularly $1.50 4 pair | MEN’S GENUINE CORDOVAN SHOES | ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES attractive home appliances, including Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Toasters, Grills, Table Stoves, Curling Irons and SPORTING GOODS. isive designs; Silk tirts and Pajamas, Belts with silver $30.00 ee $7.50 purchase Hips: + iin casa. utility in many to 24.50 to 21.00 to 16.50 to 13.25 Heaters 75 - $2.50 & 22.50 itfits 5.50 & 7.00 - 40.00 & 50.00 WITS EFS | AMENITIES APPEAR - DAY \N THE NEW YORK WORLD -- eee eer AT SO ee AE A A CET EIT ST LL LS LS SNC