The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1919, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1919. Mais ates bd PASTOR KILLS HIMSELF. | {eRer made the t sacrifice to ald the Fy grea! rench people in their struggle od |for existence, Continuing, the Gen- ( eral wrote: ; “I haye reason to believe, too, that | coula their preference be consulted, 4 M to 5.30 P. M. Mihy ean Division, the inhabitants of Bony, INTERESTING GAMES Toy Sections—Fourth Floor of which I am the Mayor, went pious- ly carrying the homage of their grat- |||} te . \ itude to the dead of the American )|}) avi an Ina cemetery at Bony and there deposited ||}) ie a garland wreath upon their ashes. 1S STAMPED |they would, “with almost unanimity: | Norman “MekKinnen,” fitty-seven years { prefer to lie together on the fleld of| gia, . “ : { : their sacrifice rather than to be din- | youn nes Sontar cr the Ge aa ! W q persed and reinterred In more than] p) ppt of John d F a thousand other places in America, |*!"f0n, @ broker No. a i) “This view is shared by the large | Street, Manhattan, w fF majority of the living of the division throat with 3 and in no small measure are their Instit ‘a sentiments influenced by the keepin; 6 we jof those who will ever revere theit | ——————— - — [memory and giard their sanctuary ced hie deters) HME ia , ag | with an affection and reverence not to|mination to return to his home tn a few j i 3 Mayor of Bony Writes O’Ryan | ve exceties f meine few) HIE ‘ * West 42nd Street (Belween 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street f* of Ceremony Year After. |= = 5 A ' | Hindenburg Line Attack. | | 2 Mh ; * 7) 4 John F. 0 4 public toxday a letter he recently re- | ' | ) cane tom the Maser Ot Bon. | | IFFANY & CO | — = Located on the Fourth Floor, town in Flanders, which was taken A phonograph record, selected at “4 Phonograph ts now * : r, 4 fj . fe raph record. former! J ; * trom the Germans by the men of the| \ prraaencee oie Wee crue adjoining the Upholstery Sections | 27th Division in. the terrific and ; Firt AVENUE & 37% STREET ‘Then ‘the Niatform Is tuned. eat RESENTS an interesting display of Antique Furniture and unique Dee- bloody assault upon the Hindenburg H TURN THE h ial ry ery bi eat fins bap 0, 1918. The letter} PLATFORM) orative Articles for artistic home furnishings; personally selected by ¢ tells‘in simple, touching language of D r Bea | Ne our representative abroad. ba a tribute pald by the people of Bony IAMOND. EM ERALD PEA eel . . k Aas sig rel ht: Be Ree yd A RL AD i Chairs, Settees, Chests of Drawers, Beds, etc. Old Soret Gk Seas oe ee | S APPHIRE JEY "ELRY fs Metal Pots, Urns, Flasks, Bells and Candle- : | the town, Mayor Pigoraud’s com- / aW RY E icks: Bi Fi Vy; 4 dP i munication reads: | sticks; Bisque Figures, Vases, Screens and Pottery. | “BONY, CANTON DU GATELET, . : Be i : “AERON SAINT GUBNTIN Pyanse, Tapestry Panels, Church Brocades, Costly Laces, Chalice Covers and innumer- . “3 Octohgr, 1919. able articles in miniature, desirable as holiday gifts, at very moderate prices. “General—TI have the honor regpect- : : fully to inform you that on the 28th) ==""=" — —— —— Se it . of September last, the anniversary of - i their deliverance by the 27th Ameri- | | ! “ i ] @ | “ 1 “The 1,680 white crosses of this d . ‘ cemetery of the brave ones appeared] |} ene gotilan, apinden on | | at a distance like a large and, un- |}}} China, freee Limoges Vator H sullied covering of snow spread be- fore us without a break. We were| also minded that these young, i . ‘ hercic and superb men had sacrificed ||}! \ \/ } M d G Id themselves in the defense of the op- 11te an oO pressed of the world and more par- ticularly for our defense. We invite your inspection of a special “White and Dn Viseet OL BCHY WS One ee Gold” holiday display of Haviland China in com- forget what we owe to the division . ' * of New York, for we can see anew plete services; individual sets and novelty pieces shining above our ruins the sun of appropri i | liberty, tradition and ideals, And propriate for gift Laer secede’ home use. Ours 2 ( i cur ravaged country shail forever be|{]} the only collection of HavilandChina in New York. Make this Test Your- a the holier and more beloved, for >! | t it is colored with the blood of so many ||]! ‘ ‘0 young, noble and mourned Americans, Vi i 0 . I pray you to accept, General, the} aw an expression of my nsideration, | Paula ity YURAUD, 7 : he Mayor of Bony, 11 East 36th Street 10 East 37th Street New York Bowling Games— | Major League Baseball A regular score can be made Played on a diamond with with this popular toy; length movable figures. Every play of alley 68 inches. .... Agni of the real game can be made, Ouija Boards— | Quarterback Football ‘The magic talking boards now $1 25 | A game of football strategy so much in demand..........+ * | played on the gridiron. ...... self--- It will tell you which is the BEST PHONOGRAPH Ne the Edison Shop we are making a Test which has astonished all music-loving p "1 | Gen. O'Ryan, in a letter of thanks ond appreciation, said that he be-) od the dead of his division, could they give expression to their senti- ¢ ments, would yoice no regrets because aon pa’ STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. New York—the Edison Turn-Table Test. Parcheesi— | Sumrun Race Game— a rr This Test will corivice you that there is‘a | | A fine edition with folding 85e A very clever horse racing best in- phonographs—and it will tell_ you ely and bound counters.... game. a ———— ' Ne oe which phonograph is best. Ps | Duplicate Golf— | Ring Toss— On a revolving platform we have placed - BME | Played on @ miniature course i | ‘Two stakes and nine ro; Fourteenth Steet : = West of Fifth Avenue The New Edison Het three other iteding with all the hazards........+ $5 00 | rings of various sizes. ... Ha ‘ yphonographs. One after another the same selection is played by each phonograph, The platform is turned so that each phonograph, when played, stands in exactly the same place as the others. Thus, playing conditions are equalized. No instrument is given a better posi- tion than another. When you have heard all four phonographs play the “same selection from the same spot in the testing-room you know which is best. e posserrceoessd) j ee THE LAMP SECTIONS Located on the Fourth Floor, offer distinctive items in Lamps and Shades, which make excellent Christmas or Wedding Gifts. HINESE and Japanese Potteries, Bronze, Marble, Gold, Fs Silver, Polychrome,’ Wrought Iron and Mahogany rd Lamps; also Shades in Silk, Damask, Lace, Georgette Crepe, * Metal and Parchment Paper, at most attractive prices. The above specimens priced as follows: Laos ss rom S100 teckel SHADES - - --- - - - from $250 to 135.00 Because this comparison is The manufacturers of the purely a service to the music- phonographs used in these foving public, it will be given Tests are invited to inspect only at your request. Hear them, to regulate them, or to it, even though you do not substitute other machines of want to buy a phonograph im- equal or greater value, at any mediately. time during business hours, Special for | MONDAY and TUESDAY ° 3300 | Buffet and Dresser Scarfs ve 1.00 Our regular, $1.75 Come in to-morrow and ask to hear the Turn-Table Test. And see the beautiful Period Models of The New Edison, priced from $167.50 to $5,500. The Edison Shop 473 Fifth Avenue Between 40th & 41st Streets. sseee French, English and American CHINA AND GLASSWARE_. Offering Holiday Gift: Suggestions Moderately Priced for Tuesday Limoges China Dinner Sets, Amer. Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces; new convent onal borders; 106 piece: . : . ; n ) pieces, new floral and conv matt gold handles, Values 89 and $139 border designs, Value #22:50 amd 892-20. $69.75 & 115.00 $19.50 & 25.00 Imported China Dinner Sets, ADVERTISEMENT. ____. 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Interfere with or cut off this supply and 100 aud 107 pieces; colored conventional itn, sale Clan oe border designs, Value $42.50 and $49.50, China Black Cottee Se anufacturing operations within the body h mean life and he $32.50 & 39.50 | Onn Im 2.00 to SR08 lowed up or stopped. #The same princiy plies to the eliminati China Sandwich Sets, Imported China Tea Sets, eystem which carries away the poisonous waste of the body, Interfere, for stance, with the supply of nervous energy flowing to the kidneys and kidney trouble will result, Of course, this reference to the kidneys is made only ‘as an example. 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New Yong Gly : - Glass Handled SandwichPlates | Glass Salad or Flower Bowls, \ ’ | , 7 . , | Chiropractors of New York and New Jersey | With wide encrusted gold bor $5 95 With wide encrusted gold bor- $5. 00 HH i | bordered with machine made Filet or Cluny lace. , Each one Wights, Weverred | OER, ere iaiets MOP hes Sos av coataaeee en . ae Paid) 1S SO cisintily made, so ane and lacey, that it will be wel- | ! | Glass' Covered Candy Jars, Glass Candy or Preserve Jars, iad comed with pleasure as a Christmas present. WORLD Ww Also Cheese and Cracker Dishes With wide blue band; co'n eS : : M ' | MAKES LITTLE. DIFFERENCE b | or Mayonnaise Sets with wide @7 5 gold lines and gold knob; un? 9 Qs oa See other pages for dur three-col. advt. and Christmas 4 stan ioe NE : D af 2 seth D ‘ encrusted gold border d/ 50 usual value A $2. 95 ‘ { Start of Season Sale of Women’s French Kid Gloves. iL “WANT” WILI GO AND. FIND IT T | |D 7 _ WANTS,