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T HI EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, ftOVEME II, 111.
EXPRESS WRECK
ON N. Y. CENTRAL
TIES UP TRAFFIC
Irk I . VII il III I I I I il I V I r I 1 .1 A
Crash Into Boulder and Are
I KirV-4 From Tracks.
Pesiertea CUitMt Diva.
(Jeers-. Mllllnslon, a chauffeur From
Rtsfford, Krurland, died In the slparas;
of the Mauritania at her ntr In the
North River to-day J'nt before she
tailed. He arrived In this country on
the Caronla on Nov. 13 and wns order i d
to be deported on account of his health.
Ill body waa removed to the mwfup.
He la known to have friend! In Merl
den. Conn.
PoL'auiUKnnB, n. y., Nov. 22.-
A wteik, which Interrupted traffic on
the lludaon Division of the New York
cntra! for Uv Kreatt.r part of to-day,
01 rt about on mile aouth of Klilne-
derailed by driving into a boulder
mrA flcBin-,, ....... ,.i,. ,o km '
tally. Injured, and wero brought to the
hospital In thla city. There were no
paaaengers on the train.
A few mlnutea after the wreck oc
curred the railroad company's doctors
from here ami from Hyde Park went to
Hhlnebtck on the wrecking train.
The newspaper train from New York.
vuw .v. . . . ' ' . 0 1 , " M I, Oil I UH'.K IU
New York and then north over the Har
lem Division, and this division la being
used for through traffic, while the Hud
son Division Is being cloared.
The wrer-k occurred opposite the Levi
P. Murton estate In a rock cut where
" 1 i -. ,11 , Lreinn iiua. ine
locomotive BfaahOfl into the boulder
with such force that it was thrown
from the track and acrosa the entire
roadbed and every one of the ten cars
It waa hauling left the rails.
A oarload uf chickens was on a tiding
close to where, the lOOOSBOgtVS .-i; uA.
About 200 of these were killed and 200
or 400 got loose. The laborers employed
by the railroad in the operations at the
sceue of the wreck r r busy all tha
4prnlng chasing the chickens.
A.t the hospital here It was said that
Knglneer Stroh and fir. "tun Paul Mil
lar, while badly scalded and la serious
condition, had every chance of recovery.
Did
You Ever
Notice
that the man who
drinks
Pabst
BlueRibt
TbaBearofQaaLry
VA
va r l
1 4rmsnmt w
IPlaVWi e
ft
a a
MANY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS ARE SHOWN IN THE
FANCY NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT. AMONG THEM CRE
TONNE AND TAPESTRY BOXES. TRAYS. FRAMES. BASKETS.
HAT STANDS AND DESK SETS; SILK NOVELTIES IN SACHETS.
WORK BAGS. PIN CUSHIONS. COAT HANGERS. SEWING SETS,
ETC LINGERIE DRESSER SCARFS. PILLOW SLIPS. CUSHIONS.
GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF CASES. ETC.
BRIC-A-BRAC AND OBJECTS OF ART
SUITABLE FOR GUTS. FAVORS, ETC.. INCLUDE MARBLE STAT
UTARY. CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS. BRONZES. CARVED IVORIES.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND MIRRORS. POTTERY. ELECTRIC
LAMPS. LAMP AND CANDLE SHADES. JARDINIERES. ANDIRONS.
SMOKERS' SETS. TEAKWOOD STANDS. GILT CARVED WOOD
PIECES, ETC.
SILVERWARE, an unusually fine collection of
ARTICLES IN DUTCH SILVER IS IN STOCK. SPECIAL MENTION
BEI NG MADE OF TEA CADDIES. CORDI AL SETS. BASKETS. FANCY
SPOONS AND SERVERS. JEWEL CASES, CANDLESTICKS. ETC.
STERLING SILVER. PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. MIRRORS. TOILET
SETS. TRAYS. ETC. PLATEAUX. DECANTERS. TEA SETS AND
MANY OTHER ARTICLES IN STERLING SILVER DEPOSIT.
JEWELRY NOVELTIES INCLUDE NECKLACES. BRACELETS.
EARRINGS. HAT PINS. OPERA GLASSES AND LORGNETTES.
OPERA BAGS. BEADED AND LACE BAGS; MEN'S SCARF PINS,
CUFF LINKS, VEST SETS. GOLD KNIVES. MATCH SAFES, ETC.
is never quite sa-
ith any
T. 1
eer. it has
ther b
mild, delicate.
m ellow avor
M Tnnnd in no ntner.
Order case today.
Bast
Dealers Every wKara
li;Attmatt $c(&iti
HAVE NOW IN READINESS A NEW DEPART
MENT OF LEATHER FURNITURE. LOCATED
ON THE FOURTH FLOOR, SHOWING A
WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES.
L eJTffl! Avnutt, 34tj anil 35tJj &tmt, JXtm tyvft.
B. Altaian $c Qln.
A SPECIAL SALE OF CUSHIONS at $2.00
(ABOUT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICE)
WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). CON
5 1 STING OF DOWN-FILLED CUSHIONS. COVERED
WITH DAMASK. TAPESTRY AND ARMURE.
Low Prices and Safety You Get Both Here
Purchases Made Until December
9th, Inclusive, Will Be Charged on
Bills Rendered February 1, 1912.
TVO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS
OB.Gr
EdNH
GREENHllT-SIfpEL COOPER 0
UT.Prts 6avc, Is a IS sis
MAIN BVILDItiG
Clearance Sale
of
Black
Silks
35-Inch Black Dress Mchm-
lino beautiful rich black;
sold elsewhere at $1 yard;
our price tomor-
row 75c
40-Inch Black Paillct de Sole
elegant heavy grade ;
rich lustrous finish; sold
elsewhere at $1.25
a yard; our price,
tomorrow U Oc
(MAIN Bulldinc, Flrat Floor.)
It otlni,Xothln oVoteforOur Do nation of
30,000 to Charity
Wl give this amount and we ask OUR CUS
TOMERS to tell us by their VOTES which chsr
itshle and benevolent institutions, tocicrlea at 1
churches shall receive this money
mais nvi i. dim;-
There's a Heap of Joy in Toy Town Today
And there'll be more of it tomorrow !tlic WON DF RUT COl.l IC.ilON OF TOYS.
and the day after, and so on right up j iAMF.S. CIRCUSES, AIKSHII'S and DOLLS
to Christmas. .that the Kinc of Toy land hus prcni.red for his
Faithful followers, of whom you
At intervals each day from
I0:.W A.M. to 4:M) P.M. in u
glittering, bewildering, Fairy
land, "The Little Princess,"
"Nemo" and "Flip" will re
ceive all their friends who care
to visit them in their new
home on the FOURTH FLOOR
OFOUR MAIN BUILDING.
Of course you know all
about THFMl Their pranks
and mimes have already de
lighted THOUSANDS as they
will delight you when you
come to The Big Store.
And here's some more good
news I You musn't miss seeing
(MAIN KlillJiiil Fourth
HaefO
are one. I Here s naruiy a novelty
or toy that Tha Big store hasn't pot
readv for your inspection. So Come
to Toy Town, Tomorrow and
(nine as Of tin an You Like.
That's Tin tlig Store' Imita
tion Hacked I p by 'The Prin
cess." "Nemo" and "Flip."
Tha "Doll Shop" will feature a great
big beauiiful doll, who is 39
inches tall, hus beauti
ful side parted hair, long
drooping eyelashes, shoes
and stockings; there arc but
.SO of these beauties $
at. each 1 U
MAIN BUILDING
Big Specials in Inexpensive
Jewelry
And There Are Hundreds
of Others Arranged from
Our Tremendous
Christmas Stocks
fi-lnrh Candlestick -polished
silver with gray Moral trimming;
with caodle, silk fringe,
X
shade and cuirass ; at.
Nlrrllni Wl.rrKlaa
..I Wlltl TOW T
tine ihln
ST 25c
Fins A m r I til
Walrkta nickel
case, srstiv CI
lapsl cti.lfl.if ?
Imported Nickel-Plated Shining
Set with a double mirror, mag
nifylng on one side, and Cft
cup anil brush , at UVC
Gold-Filled Jewelry of every de
scription; brooches, bar pins,
carl pins, etc., put up in
velvet-lined leatherette r
cases JVC
(MAIN Buildlns, Main Floor.)
GREEN HUT BUILDING- "Everything (or the Home"--
Everything fzHome for Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving
Dinner China and
Glassware
Pretty Austrian China Dinner Set dainty gold lace
border; 100 pieces; complete for ff Q CA
twelve persons; value $15.75; at. :. XO-tJU
56-Piece American Porcelain Dinner Sot SO Qt
complete service for six persons; at ... , 5.7tJ
100-Piece Fine Porcelain Dinner Set dainty violet
nd gold lace border embellishment; $Q QT
complete with soup tureen, etc. ; at . . . . O.tO
English Porcelain DlnnerServlce
Ifl .1 Lif9! "open-stock" pattern; delicate
maiden-hair tern and double
gold line adorn- s17ftar.
ment; at If .DJ
Genuine "Guernsey" Casseroles -termed
"lactory seconds"; value
95c, at 29c; value AO
$1.25, at OVC
Thin-Blown Initialed Tumblers
ss illustrated; engraved to your
order with any initial in Old
ltth 6 -19c
(GREENHUT Builrtlsi, Mils floor )
ill I
m
Novem ber Sale of Real Leather Furniture
We extend a hearty invitation to our men-visitors to test the
luxurious comfort of and to compare our extremely low prices for
London Club Leather Lounaina Chairs llroad- Armed, Comfort-giving Lea-
Nap-Inviting Leather Fireside Chairs, 1 ther Turkish Rockers and Old
Restful Leather Reading Chairs English Leather Winged Chairs
And please note that despite the fact that you can save an average of ONF.-THIRD on thc9e
leather chairs, they are made up to our most exacting standards and for men who should have
the Bfcbl. Mere are two representative values:
Turkish Leather Itockern "Harrington" spring platform ;
high hack; deep, broad seat; tufted arms and back;
. covered with genuine buckskin leather in $QQ f?(
dark Spanish brown or black ; value $30 ; at &tjijj
Fireside Leather Armchairs lull deep seat and high back;
broad arms; wing- sides; extremely comlortahie
covered with brown Spanish leather; other colors A
to order '.value $.14; tomorrow, at n
(GREENHU Bulldlni, S.cana Floor.)
Rich Cut Glass Fern Dishes
As i 1 1 u s -trated
; full
S-inch size ;
plated lining
and fernery;
two silver
plated can
d e I a b rars;
fitted with
pierced metal
i ,
cuirasses miu mis- mm
fringed lining; at il
ft
(CRFCNHUT Huildias. Mala Floor 1
Lace Curtains and Tapestry Table Covers
Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains six
pretty, graceful, new patterns; value
$4.75; 10-morrow, a in nr
pair t. O
Tapestry Table Covers--with (loral motif border ; choice of two colorings
of a beautiful French pattern; wide corner-spaces and centerpiece,
fringed ; size 00-inches square ; vslue $.1.50 ; tomorrow, $2 y
fC.Rbt.NHUT Bulldini, Flrat Floor.)
Tomorron
Spe iaU in
n Framed Pictures
(.ill-Framed Landscapes
good assortment;
some matted; at. 9oC
The Four Senses by
Bessie Pease Gutman;
white frame; .
at 45c
Dainty Pastels -tilt frames; sites 20xJ0
inches and 18x40 inches, at
IGRF.F.NHUT Buildist. First Floor.)
Pleasing Subject-, - gilt
ornamented, up-
sf,.,r'mes.; 11.85
"Usby Stuart" alsoother
populsr sub
jects; at
13.25
$5.50
Important to Everybody
The World's Greatest Grocery wishes to
remind all of its friends that all the Thanksgiving
specials in table supplies, which include staple and
fancy groceries, meats, young turkeys, poultry,
wines and liquors, etc. advertised in Tuesday
evening's World will also be on sale tomorrow.
If you csnnot come to the store in person, send your order by mail or
telephone 4000 Chelsea. (MAIN Building, Third Floor.)
MAIN BUILDING
Our Annual Sale of the Entire Surplus Stock of
"Kingly" Trousers
Will Be Held in Our Men's
Clothing Store, Tomorrow
It's the Biggest Opportunity of the Winter Season to
Buy High-Class, Perfect-Fitting and Thoroughly
Well Made Trousers at Unusually Low Prices
Practically every good 1911 Winter trousers mateiinl in the accepted
stylish pstlerns is included. In fsct, this yesr's assortments are bigger,
better snd more interesting thsn ever. As for the values read on:
$3 and $4 "King- $,- Men's "Kingly" Trousers
ly" Trousers at.. Z.Od Worth up to 104 $ .
Dozens of handsome patterns in of
striped worsteds and mixtures; med
ium and Winter weights; all sizes up
to 54 waist-measure.
'Kingly" Trousers Worth
The highest grades of English
worsteds in exclusive patterns; not
one pair reserved or withdrawn.
Positively the best trousers in our
Clothing Store.
Men's and Youths' $2.50
up to 97.50, $ n n r mm ana louins ti.ou
at o.OO and $3 Trousers,
Excellent patterns in worsteds and t X . D tl
cassimeres; individual styles; all! Broken lots in black and blue
sizes 30 to 50 waist-measure. cheviots and striped worsteds.
(MAIN Buildine. Second Floor.)
MAIN BUILDING-
A Sale, Tomorrow, of Unusually Good
Coats for Women
at $12.75
Two Handsome New Models in Black Broadcloth
and Cheviot That Are Honestly Worth $16.50
(Displayed on Living Models
Two
of the
Styles at
MAIN BUILDING
Nearly 200 Styles of
Foot-Mould Shoes for Women
at $3.50, H & 5
That conveys just u hint of the comprehen
sive range of FOOT-MOULD fashions. Bu:
that isn't the whole storv.
All Foot-Mould shoes are made specially
for us under our own supervision. Thut's why
we unhesitatingly guarantee them
Every new style shown by
shoe shops is here and to
add several exclusive Foot
lasts in up-to-dute
the most popular lea
in all sizes and widt
Misses' and Children's High-Cut Gun-Mela! Hull
Shoes all solid leather soles ; all sues up lo - i
2; value , $2 and $2.50; at 1,
Mtssea' and Children's Viri Kid Dutton or l.uco
Shoes il.iS vu!ue; solid leather soles op
and heels , all sizes up to 2 ; at OOc
m
A si
ith
(MAIN Build. nj, Se.ond Floor )
specialty V 7
these we . '!
Mould 2!
styles ml, I
ers.and
ha. y i
3W
Murk Braaddolh Coati aa Illustrated; hilMtngth, leaiMittlni lustrous
hlatk hnmddotli costs, with Jeep cllur of blscl v.Ui.t, .-.ti ippod 'xitli
sutf-nistcrtal and triiiuni.J with v Ida black sill'- brsl I . . .hi u t llnished
with turn back cuffs, trimmed to match collar; half-lined n.. sa ty sya
luarsntaad black taiio; si l.-.t
lilnc.i Caarlol Coats u . Illustrated; fulUltnatb. a il blscl chavl it ctmis
in s new straiglit-cut modal with dosp rolling slniv. I i lar ol h! ick valval
(Mltnlni. I" 0111 side With throe largu buttons; Coal iUavsl wuh I cp cuffs
of self-niHteiiul; lined ihruunhoui ttith guaranteed yarn-dyad black Mlln)
tliis would be an excellent value at $11) SU; tomorrow, I1)""'
at I.lt)
I MAIN Bu.Id.nt. I ksl Floor.)
MAIN BUILDING
Continuation of Our Thanksgiving Sale of
Sterling Silver and Plated Wares
Just one more of those Big Store Sties planned st s time when you
most med the articles for the table or for Christmas gift-giving.
We have space for but a FEW of the thousands of o firings. Read
the list and you'll see whv it will pay lo DO YOUK CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING. TOMORROW, HERE. ,
Sheffield Quality and Designs.
Vegetable Dishes-the double dish Sterling Silver Toilet Sets -s very
handle; $1 1 eje
XX. IU
-pierced; A ejf'
with lock
st
Sandwich Tray
at
Plnlos in Four Size-
Bread and butler; each $1.25
Icecresm; each 1.7$
Tea plates; each 2.50
Dinner plates; each 4.00
All the above in either grape or
thread border design.
(Quadruple-Plated Fruit Howls -with
wide lace effect border
gold-lined ; at.
Ou ad ru pie -Plated Fern Dlahee
pierced design ; complete with an
excellent artificial
fern; at
250
Dishes
i with an
'225
1
(juadruple-Pialrd I es Service' - with
headed trimming; teapot, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher and spoon
holder; complete on a 15- $Q Pl
inch square tray; at O.uHJ
Sterling Silver Serving Plecea a
new. dainty DSltern. with s larse
shield for engraving; gray finish l Tea Spoons
and gold bowls
Gravy l adle $2.50
f old Meat furks 2.75
Tomato server 2.75
Tomato server, large site 3.75
HollOW handle cake server 1.95
Ice cream server .'i.25
Salad spoon 3.75
Sterling Silver Manicure Sets new
gray-tiiuslied handle , set consists
of nail polisher, salve jar, nail lile,
tooth brush, cuticle knife and
municure scissors; in a Oft
lined case, at t.O3
handsome wreath design; gray
finish; large mirror, hairbrush
and comb; in moreen case; J (J
Quadruple Mirer-Plated Flower
Vases with pierced $1 rjf!
border; st X.I J
Sterling Silver Deposit on White
Crystal V, lass choice of comport
Or claret rhcher with A r
handle; rlsin pttlished ;at ft.tJU
usurupir
Plated Toi
let Sets
that very ef
fective thin
model, en
Sine -turned
etign, in
bright eilver
finish , large
mirror, han
brush and
comb in lined $A
case; special ixJJ
Sterling Silver Handsomely Pierced
Howls 8-inch; several styles;
values up to $15.50; Jf J i50
Sterling Sliver Deposit On 1 Or
Qtaaa Nut Bowls st . .. l.7t
Rogers "W K" Itrand Table VVase
fancy gray finished handle; plain
ponsnea
oer
half doz cJtJC
Table or Deasert Spoons rrr.
hall dor fc
Dinner or Dessert Forks rji
hall doi UC
Plain Handle Dinner Knives a
fjooJ cjuality; half .q
Quadruple Silver-Pialed Top Suit
and Pepiier Shakers a ty
special, each XdWC
Meat PUlters 19-inch; $Q t-rr
thread border style, at.. . cO
(MAIN Build.n(, m..b t'ioor.)
Your choice of the following pieces at
renm ladle, pickle forks, sugar mngs, ssruine forks, sugar
shells, butter spreaders, olive fork, baby spoon, sugar si, let
98c
MM BUILDING
Buy NOW on Fasy Terms
Our Caldwell 88-Note $07
1 Mayer-Piano C
Ifl in a class by itself and only W
Terms: 15 "S 10
(Bench, ci v.r and 1 1
a
and Month
f tnu ic re mclud d a the price.)
to i our home WMMM FOR
THIRTY DATS' TRIAL
I .il the end of tli.it kni u J not want il we wiil send (or il without any
co t lo you whatsoever bivond the purthaae ol a few records.
If yon keep iti tbffl yi U Pv for it on the very easy terms of 50c to $2.50 a week.
Price of Viclor- ictrolas, $15 to $200
i MAIN Bu ,dtn FojiHi Itonr
ictor-Victrola
Double Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 of Clock,

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