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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-28
YORK PLAYER SOLD.
1VNA Fla I En- SULU.
Phillies Sign Catcher Carter to Help
Out.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
YORK. Pa. July 2S.-Catcher Carter of
the York Tri-state club has been signed
to the Philadelphia Nationals, to take the
place of Doom, vino was injured. The
consideration is two players and 81 900 in
cash. Carter is a former Manhatt titan Col
le9e PLAYER, and 10 one of the Youngest
players in league base ball.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Cincy Trims Giants.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Cincinnati
broke even in the series by winning the
final game with New York here yester-
day, to 4.
Drucke's wildness proved costly. de-
spite the fact that New York managed
to bunch hits off Keefe. Almeida's dou-
BILE with two on bases in the seventh
featured. Score:
RH.E.
Cincinnati. 10000 41x-7 II .
New York 600 = 0 o > OF o. 6 2
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Boston Bumped Again.

CHICAGO, July 2S.Chicago punched
hits and defeated Boston yesterday, 8
to =.
The visitors punched three hits and a
sacrifice for their score.
Zimmerman's batting. and sensational
one hand catches by Tinker and Ingerton
were the features. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago Il OIL > ks IL o
Boston 20 0OO 0 @ % 0
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Pirates Win Another.

PITTSBURG, July 2S.-Pittsburg won
from Brooklyn yesterday, to 0, making
a clean sweep of the series
1t was Pittsburg's eighth straight vic
tory. Score:
R.H.E.
PittSburE. ........ = . 0 u OK "
Brooklyn Q 20 o o o o O Q 90 3
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Luderns has qualified for the group of
prodigfous wallpapers turned out by Phila-
delphia, In which the names of Dele
hanty, Lajoie Thompson, Collins and
Baker.
President Ban Johnson has inspected the
plans for the new stands to ne built at
Detroit. and SAYS they call for a plant
as fine a. any thing on the American
League circuit.
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knight Saves the Day,

NEW YORK, July 2S.-By punching
five hits and a pass in the third inning
New York made five runs and won by
that score over st. Louis four in the last
of the games with the visitors
fast double play by knight on Crisis
hot grounder in the ninth inning pre-
vented ST Louis from tying the score.
Score:
R.H.E.
New York . 90 90 OX-5 10 2
st. Louis 90 % 90 / 3 OIL 0
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Left on bases Washington, IL Detroit. ).
First base balls-Of Johnson. 3; off Willett,
!. Struck out--By johnson. s; by Willett 4.
Three base hit-Delehanty. Two-base hit-Milan.
Stolen bases Jones. Cobb (2), Morarty. Hit by
smith. Umpire-AIr. Evans Time of game-l
hour and IS minutes.
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up the three-game series with Chicago
by winning yesterday, 8 to 4.
Boston drove Doc White from the box
and continued the fusillade Of hits
against Young, who succeeded him.
Score.
R.H.E.
Boston. .......... 0 o 90 o ) . x-9 II 4
Chica go..... O 0 90 o. 10 )
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Other American League Games.
Mans Beat Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. July Beforehand
won today's game, 6 to ?.
Gregg pitched fine ball for the visitors
except i'm the seventh inning, when two
hits a pass and an error enabled the
horne team to score three runs. Score:
R.H T..
Philadelphia 20 0 o o 8 o q o-3 /
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Al Minneapolis Minneapolis game post
poned rain.
Al st. psul-1ndanapoiis Paul game post
poned rain.
At Mills Milwaukee. Is; Columbus L:
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Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGIE.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY. TOMORROW.
Philadelp'a at Chicago. Phladcip'a at Chicago
New York at st. Louis. New York at st. Louis
Boston at Pittsburg. Boston at Pittsburg
Brooklyn at Cincinnati Brooklyn Mt Cincinnati.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al Minneapolis Toledo Minneapolis game post
poned. rain.
Al St ul-1ndianapols- Paul game post
At Milw sukcc Milwaukee. Is: Columbus. l.:
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Toronto Toronto. II: Jersey City. 6
At Montresl-Moutreal. G: Baltimore, -
At Buffalo Buffalo 8: Newark. -.
At Observation-Disclosures. 1: Rochester, ):
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Al Syrac,isc-E mrs. A. Syracuse. o.
At Troy-Troy. o. Scranton. q.
Al ,ties-Utira 6; Biprhamtop. o.
AT Albany-Albauy, l.: Wihesbarre. o.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
At Harrisburg Harrisburg, q; Altoona o, 49,. q
At Reading Reading, =; Trenton. ].
At Lancaster-Lancaster. :; Wilmington, 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Charleston Charleston, 9: Savannah. /
At Macon Macon .: Albany 8;
At Columbia--Columhia il: Augusta. :.
At Jacksonville :; Columbus, I
10 Innings.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At McmphIs-New Orleans, D Memphis. o.
At Atlanta First game: Montgomery 4: At
lants. o. Second game: Atlanta, 10: Montgom-
At Chattanooga Chattanooga. ;: Mobile. 1.
At Nashville Birmingham 5; Nashville ..
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
Al Anderson-G reenvilIc. 6: Anderson >.
AT Wins,on-Saleln- Winston Salem, 81 Char
lotte. l.
All Spartanburg- Greensboro, >: Spartanburg ..
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
At Norfolk-Norfolk S; Roanoke, Z.
At acknowledgements. s; Danyille. o.
At Lynchburg-Lynchburg-P petersburg game post
poned. rain.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
At Brstol-Knox vile. G: Bristol. 4.
Al Aiorristown. .; Cleveland. 2.
AT Johnson Clty-Johnson City. 10: Asheville, T.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Lincoln Lincoln. 4: Pueblo. J.
At Topcka-Topeka 3; Denver. -
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EASTERN LEAGITE.

Al Toronto Toronto. II: Jersey City. 6.
At Montresl-Moutrea. G: Baltimore, >.
At Buff Buffalo 8: Newark. ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Doc White Beaten.


BOSTON, July 2s.-The locals cleaned
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

AT Norfolk Norfolk. s. Roanoke, Z.
AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT s: Danville. o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Petersburg game post
oneh. rain.
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Cobb did much to hurt Milan's batting
average in the series Just closed. In the
three games Tyrus caught no less than
three line drives off OF AIian's bat in
deep right center
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Cobb makes the average catcher look
foolish. He seems able to get an
enormous lead off the bases and after
good start is a great flnsher. Cobb's
success as base runner is largely due
TO the fact that he is going just fast
when taking his first step as his last. He
is a remarkable starter and this gives
him a great advantages. Yesterday he
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Srrnc,isc-Elmirs T. Syracuse. ..
At lroy-Troy. u: Scranton. q.
Al Ities-Ut tea &; BipghamtoD. o.
AT Albany-Albauy, l.: Wi'hesbarre, O.
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LONG AND CASHION WILL
REPORT TO NATIONALS SOON
Southern Youngsters to Be Given Trial
Before Present Series Is Over-Kahoe
and Farrell Not Only Scouts,

stole second and third in the fourth and
then made an attempt to steal home, but
failed, Johnson getting the ball to Ain
smith 80 that he could touch the speedy
Tyrus.
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APPALACHiAN LEAGUE.

AT Rristol-Knoxville c. Bristol. 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures wn. .; Cleveland. 2.
AT Johnson Clty-Johnson City TO- Asheville, 4.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

Boys Clothes for Xmas
Broadway at 9Th Street

Y laioring the junior generation consumes no small part
of our activities. In suits and coats for immediate use. we
are showing a diversity Of models. fabrics and colorings.
which for workmanship. finish and style are not to be
duplicated at such reasonable prices. Second floor.
Boys Suits, extra trousers
Special values up to 200. =. reduced to AIS
Double breasted models. made Of all wool. in desirable
mixtures. serge lined. and the trousers for the most part
full lined. The price of AIS for these garments is unusually
low. considering that each suit has extra trousers.
Boys Suits .................. at Cos
In the seasons snowy mixtures and colorings. Made in
double breasted models, under our personal direction. Many
Of these garments have been reduced from former prices.
Boys Suits, extra trousers. at 7.95
Made in manly cloths and in double breasted or Norfolk
models. The seasons favored browns and grays are a
strong contingent in this assortment.
Boys Refers and Russian Coats
special at 500
In blue or gray al-wool chinchillas. Flannel lined.
Roomiy made and finished in the best possible manner.
Boys Russian Refers
and Long Overcoats at 1885
Made in the choicest Of the seasons coatings, in various
attractive models. Excellent value. because the work.
manship is better than this price usually affords elsewhere.
Boys Tourist Overcoats at 1918 ~
Double breasted models. buttonto-neck collar for storm
use. Fabrics used arc rough coatnss in the wanted shades.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
CHAS. s. FRANCIS,
EX-AMBASSADOR
/ TO AUSTRIA, DEAD
Troy Republican Noted as a
Diplomat Was Also Promi-
nent in Newspaper World.

TROY, N Y. Dec. 1-cbar,es a
Fr.rc,s rrorr,o,or =, a.. r,.u ru..
"a 80. .N
-
49, .'e" garry 'o-uay'
Shar'es spencer Francis was equally
VOL known as a diplomat. q newspaper
man and an athlete. His diplomatic
experience began with three years resi-
dence at Athens. where he was secre-
tary to his father, then United Staten
Minister to Greece.
From 1900 to 1909 Mr.. Francis was
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Greece, Roumania and
Servia. From 1906 to 1910 he was Am.
bassador to Austrla-Hungary. Both Of
these posts were previously held by h,s
father.
Mr.. Francis was born in rrov Inn.
II, 1858, the son Of John Morgan ana
Harriet E. Tucker Francis. He pro-
pared for college in Troy Academy ana
was graduated from Cornell, University
in 1877. At college he repeated,v won
tho Single scull and long di.,apc. rim.
ming ch-amp,on.h,n. ana 4, ,s,e -,
$780,. 80" ~
,"H,- Da"e ne "o" INC ih'ercoi-
s'"'e sH"sie scuh championship max
ing a worlds record FOR two miles.
hic still stands.
Mr.. Francis married Alice, daughter
of the late Prof. Evan Evan. n, Cor.
ne,I IN ,s7s ira. w,ao,, .,a a.. ..v
-. -. 80 - ""-
ore" survive MN. "''er leaving coiiese
ne entered the once or inc Troy "
which his father n in 1851. and
worked up through the various trades
AZ composltor. reporter. city editor and
manager ne bscoma ooua, n,.,,..
n.,,h ~. 49,. n. ,eO, ~ ~.
-. 49, -
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Sale of Laval(ieres, Necklaces,
Chains, Mesh Bags and Vanity Cases

Mesh Bags, 6-inch pierced frame. deep shirred skirt, fine
mesh. Value $50 very special'at 2.95
Vanity Cases, in gold plate. German silver or gun metal.
Plain. etched or ribbed pattern. in round or oblong case. with
compartments for powder and coins. as we'll as mirror.
Value $50 very special at $50
Lavallieres, in the latest designs. silver finish. set with am.
ethyst. sapphire pear. turquo sc or rhinestone effects. Packed
in handsome case. Value $50 very special at CSC
FSSnehrfjlled Pearl Necklaces, small. medium or .
larSeNptArn Beautdd e~oiorAnss. blanche. rose or creme.
Clasps in cluster effects. Rhinestones. with centres Of pearl.
turquoise or amethyst. Packed in case.
.~.-~-,f Value $50 very special at 2.95
Lorgnstte or Purse Chains, in link or bar patterns.
jeweled with amethyst. sapphire. topaz. coral or pearls.
English. rose. platinum or oxidized finish.
Values $50 and $50 very special at $50
Indestructible Pearl Rings, set in sterling silver.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
PIANIST STOPS FIRE PANIC.

Two alarms were sounded for the en-
gines at $40 o'clock last night when ire
started in a stable at the southwest
corner Of One Hundred and Eighth
street and First avenue
Next to the stable on First avenue 10
. moving picture house. In the audience
last nignt were two hundred and .Ity
persons. Miss Josephine ID Pietro. the
pianist. discovered the Duilding adJoin-
ing was on hre and began playing furi-
ousiy. Al the same ume she commu-
nicatei with the manager OF the house
and he got the audience to the street
without panic.
Next to the moving picture house 10 .
six-story tenement house. The house
wa In danger Of destruction before
the nremen answered the FIRST alarm and
the tenants went to the street with their
valuables.
Twenty horses In the stable wsrs
saved by the police. Free. the animals
charged through the streets. endanser
ing fremen before they were rounded
up.
The loss was about 1900.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Christmas Furs for Women,
Misses and Children

q Whether one purposes to buy furs alone and unaided or
to inveigle some generous heart into furnishing the money
therefor is none Of our business. But it is our bushes, to
emphasize the importance of buying those fus here. where
quality. selection and low prices are so ideally combined.
Misses Long Like-Seal Goats; value 1850.
special at 5000.
These beautiful garments arc made in effective models,
with collar and cuffs Of cmine. natural raccoon. Adelaide
chinchlla or leopard skin.
Long Fur Polo Coats for Misses and Juniors
Sizes l3 to u years
Black Pony mamma. $500 and $500
Caracul aluminium. $500 and $500
Like-Seal $500
Blue Wolf muH and neckpiece
value $500 ,,.........,,. Saturday at 1900
Pointed Sitka Wolf muf and neckpiece
value 1000 ....."..,""., Saturday at $500
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Sale of Women's Imported
Cloves-Value LIS
tomorrow at . Csc
tomorrow at

y We will tell you at the outset that we have only 256
dozen pairs Of these gloves in stock. solely because that was
the maximum number we could get at a special price. They
are made Of an exceptionally fine quality German lambskin.
a perfectly new stock. soft. plant and durable. They are
in twoclasp style. with Paris point back. and are obtain
able in white. black. tan or champagne. as we'll as in black
stitched white and white stitched black. For fit. style
and satisfactory service no glove was ever offered at Us
which had more substantial claims to your consideration.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Cloves, Underwear, Robes, etc.
for Youths, Boys and Girls

g The following economies for young people are
sufficiently better than the average to Justify your making
their close acquaintance. Second floor.
Gloves, for youths and boys. in gray mocha or tan cape. Lined
or unined. Also. buckskin or kid ssuntlets. lined. Sizes 90 to 8.
Saturday special at 100
Underwear, for youths and boys. Two.piece. gray. ribbed
wool underwear. Sizes 2bto34 Special at 75c per garment
Blanket Bath Robes, for youths and boys. In gray. brown
or navy. and in neat designs. Ages 8 TO Is years.
Saturday special at so
Boys Hats, telescope. Alpine and rah-rah shapes. in gray, black
or tan. Values up TO zoo. Saturday at 90
Misses and Cirls' Hats, suitable for school or dress wear. All
styles and colos from the simple 10 the elaborate.
Values up 10 ISL, Saturday at $50
Girls Knit Caps, in a complete limo Of ,oque, and aviation
shapes. Fine close knit or handmade. Soc to $50
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Sale of Solid Gold Diamond
Bracelets-tomorroW

so Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, set with diamonds.
rubies and ~sapphres. Value 25!0 very special at 1850
10 Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, set with FIVE full
cut handsome diamonds. Value 5000 very special at 1900
4 Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, studded with FIVE
full cut diamonds. Value $500 very special at 44.00
3 Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, mounted with
three tiger heads whose ferocity is expressed by a diamond in
the mouth and ruby eyes. Value $500 very special at $3.50
3 Fancy Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, set with
five large. snappy diamonds. Value l35.CO eryspeciaia at $3.50
4 Solid Gold Diamond Bracelets, studded wi iii hree
full cut diamonds. Value $500 very special at $3.50
I Platinum and Diamond Bracelet, set with IS full
cut diamonds Of rare briliarcy. Knife edge. A gem.
Value 10000 very special at 165.00
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Xmas Sale of Dressing Rolls and
Folding Clocks-tomorrow

Dressing Rolls, Of sole leather. English Morocco or black
seal. Fitted with pair of military brushes or single long
handle brush. cloth and hat brush. soap box. cream jar. tooth
brush bottle. mirrors. scissors. file and comb.
Value 1880 very special at 1850
Dressing Rolls, Of black seal. with English Morocco or pig
lining. in green. violet or tan. with black or white fittings.
consisting Of pair Of military brushes or single long handle
brush. cloth and hat brush. soap box. cream jar. liquid bottle.
tooth and nail brush in bottle. comb. mirror. button hook.
scissors and file. Value 1850 very special at 7.50
Dressing Rolls, Of black goat seal. with tan or green
Morocco lining and fitted with military brushes or single long
handle brush. cloth brush. soap and cream box. tooth and nail
brushes in bottle. liquid bottle. mirror. scissors and file.
Value $50 very special at $50
Folding Clocks, in travelling case Of black goat seal.
4 inches square. padded. Fasten with safety clasp and con.
tain large size watch. Value $50 very special at 500
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Suits and Overcoats, 1880 to 22.O0
Youths and Boys-Ages Ia to 20-Sizes 80 to SO

give var the young man who c,,ten1Ns the purchase Of a suit OF an overcoat to
make a mental note Of the following advantages which are always to be found in our
assortment of youthful clothes:
G frat. the asortnents thrn,elv, ec unsurpassed. and rarely eqlaNed. either in
models. fabrics or coornu' Second the fact that we devote an entire department to
the tailoring OF youthful garments and do not conound this proposition with senior
,ze, means that yolh,-Pnptual youth Ianinses the styles. lines and fabrics to
the exclusion @" thme feaksh Tendencies generally associated with youthful garments
g FINALLY. the aA that vs. lead tbs a. IN n:ns clothes prcaIppo,. that we also excel
in youthful productions; AMI We actudy 10 Novlre. IL any crcunna'a, can you
buy you clothes to quite the m advantage as at Saks.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Sterling Silver Photo Frames
special Saturday sale

Sterling Silver Frames, the frame proper one inch in width.
the photo opening 4Hx6 inches and oval in shape. Ball feet.
Plain. ........... Value 50. -. very special at so
Hand Engraved. Sc. Value $50. -. very special at 500
Japanese Silver Plate Photo Frames, oval in shape.
lowered design. fancy top Of bowknot. Size 3Hx5N inches.
Value LOO very special at soc
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Women's Trimmed Hats
December clearance sale

g This is the Invest opportunity Of the Winter season. A
glance will suffice to show you what radical reductions
mark this offering. Included are hats that have hereto
fore been selling from 500 to $3.50 each. and it is golden
chance for you to get a handsome trimmed hat Of the
sn..rtest conception for comparatively little money. y
Trimmed Hats
Formerly 500 to 600. .......... reduced to 2.9S
Trimmed Hats s'@
Formerly $50 to 895. :. 49,. reduced to 3.s5
Trimmed Hats
Formerly 1000. reduced to 500
Trimmed Hats
Formerly 1850 to 1900. -. a. reduced to $50
Trimmed Hats
Formerly 1850 to 1000. -. ....... reduced to 1000
Trimmed Hats
Formerly $500 to $3.50. .......... reduced to 15.0c
The evening world., 1911-12-01

Girls Dress Coats
= Values 1880 and $500
special at 1925 and 1850.
Made Of imported zibeline. broadcloth or
kersey. in all fancy trimmed models. silk
lined throughout. Sizes 8 to "a years.
Girls Velveteen Dresses
Value $500
special at 1900
Made Of excellent quality velveteen, in navy.
brown or black. Dressy models. trimmed
effectively with lace or satin. 8 to IA years.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

apparel purchases has been made.
buying a new coat or suit until now.
early Fall apparel for a new acquisit
their opportunity tomorrow when
coats and suits will be offered at rad
words Of ours, however, are adequ
await you in this sale, and as for tn
selves best prove their worthiness.
Only remember that in such a g.
IN early selection before depletion
Women's Suits
former prices $500. 1850 and $500
reduced to 1850
Rough cheviot. wide wales. serges or mix
lures. in twenty plain or fancy models.
New shaped skirts. Pcau de cygne lined.
Women's Suits
former prices $3.50, $500 and 5000
reduced to $3.50
Made Of broadcloth. pcbblcd or plain chcviot.
serges. diagonals or mixtures. Numerous
models. elaborat-.y trimmed. Round or
square collars. Some hand embroidered.
Women's Reversible Coats
former prices 1880 and 1000
reduced to SIS
In several shades Of gray or brown. Turned
back cuffs. large patch pockets. long revcrs
which can be buttoncd close to neck.
Women's Chinchilla Coats
former price $500
reduced to $500
Rough and heavy in look. but light in weight.
An entirely new model. sct-in sleeves and
long revcrs which button close to neck. In
navy. brown. Oxford. tan and Oxford blue.
Women's Caracul Cloth Coats
former price 1850
reduced to 1880
Semi-6tting model. with large round collar.
long revers to waist line. the garment but
toning to side and finished with large frog.
Womon's Evening Wraps
former prices $3.50 and 1850
reduced to 1880.
Pastel shades. SON. reversible. trimmed with
anne velvet and lined with pcau dc cygnc.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

Girls Chinchilla Coats
Value 1900
special at 9.75
In full length models. Of imported chinchilla.
in navy or gray. Lined throughout with
check worsted. Sizes E to IA years.
Girls Party Dresses
Values 1895 and 1880
special at 7.95 and. 1926
Made Of silk chiffon or net over net Innings.
In light blue, pink. white and maise.
Roundo or square neck models. 6to l4years.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

p.o.l.r, a. 2A2k Ct~.N
A columnful of Xmas Gifts
at special prices tomorrow
Broadway at 34th Street

9 To find just the right thing. at just the right time. at just
the right price. is generally as hopeless as the lamentation Of
the poet-Nerer the time, Me place and the iored one
altogether
g But we can offer you the first combination. at any rate, in
this very column. which is rife with seasonable suggestions.
Not only do these four sales include the more expensive
kinds Of gifts. but also those triAes which, though lowly in
price. arc never Insignificant.
q 1t is hardly necessary to add to this that. after all. these
remarkable values arc at best but a foretaste Of the thousand
gifts which crowd the counters, weigh down the shelves and
tax the s~tockroom facilities Of our JJewelry and Leather
Departments. Come in and be shown. Main floor.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Sale distribution of Shoes
for Youths and Boys--tomorrow

q Boys and youths, or those who take care Of juvenile
offering Of winter shoes at so much below regular prices.
Models are lace and Butcher. in patent leather. enamel
leather, gun metal calf and tan Russia calf.
Value ESQ. :, sizes II to I3R... Saturday at lbs
Value 500. . i. sizes to 5I2...... Saturday at 2.25