The Chat from Brooklyn, New York • 73

THE CIIAT, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1916 la What Are You Going To Give? Th secret of selecting a Gift Is to chooie something that will be practical, refined an prized for Its usefulness. BLUE RIBBON GIFT FURNITURE suo-gests many things of value that will give comfort and pleasure and last a lifetime; The prices range from $1 to $100 and the list of articles for you to chasse from would take up this entire page. Our "Modern Method of Economy Credit1' answers the "Buying You simply have vour ourchases charaed and the Day. $,4 Intents can be made gradually In small amounts Weekly or Monthly. Purchase martj.

hjfnr r.hrUtmae will hA h.lri anri riIIv.r-H wh.n He.ipnjf. Store Open Evenings Until December 23rd wmmmm mmmm; Blue Ribbon Gifts 03 MM'- 1 A small deposit and $1 Weekly will purchase any of these Useful Gifts Watch Out For Anonymous Shoes This Blue Ribbon Suite will give Greatest Satisfaction in Comfort and Service There never was a time when it was more important in buying to know who made the shoe the men back of it, their idea, their purpose, and how much they are thinking about you. Think for a moment of REGAL as an institution the sake it has in the good-will of its two million customers: its forty REGAL stores in the Metropolitan centers: its thousand REGAL Special Agents in other towns and cities. Every REGAL Shoe is signed with the REGAL name. An anonymous shoe is like an anonymous letter it evades responsibility.

It is bur aim to deliver the best shoe-value in America for the money. Good leather is scarce. The shoe situation is serious. Nobody can make the kind of shoe we think you ought to wear for $4 any more. We advise you to pay $5 and up and to get REGAL Shoes, if you can.

Find Your Regal Store 1 i Here is a sensible Gift that will be appreciated by your entire family, Why not start n. Co-operative Gift Fund and allow each- member ofathe family to donate an equal amount each week? In this way the cost would be evenly divided amonpr all the members of your family who are to enjor the use of this Made of beautiful Antique Brown Mahogany, with cane- paneled backs and upholstered in excellent quality Silk Plush or Silk Velours in varied colors, with cushions to Sold on Terms of A expert recently offered to tell the REGAL Shoe makers how to; cut down the cost A without effecting the appearance of the lL shoe. The Head of the business said "My friend, we are not interested in taking something out of REGAL shoes but in putting more into them." The REGAL business grew from a small beginning. It was built on a knowledge of shoe leather a study of shoe style and shoe service of human feet and how to if them, not in study of price tags and eye effects not a knowledge of wax and finish and leather substitutes. Note the above illustration.

This shoe is photographed with a foof in it not stuffed with paper or filled out with a wooden form. It will look just like this on your foot, if you let the REGAL salesman1 fit you properly. We call this shoe the It. is made of sturdy Oil Grain Russia Leather with foil double soles of white-oak tanned leather. Made for all weathers and finished as neatly as a glove perforated tip over a medium city toe, invisible eyelets half way up, hooks for the upper lacing, broad backstay from heel seat ending in the serviceable leather pull strap.

The price is $6.50. A lot of men buy "window shoes" an eye full of shoe and price tag. Window style is not foot style. REGAL Shoes are all for the foot good style and good shoe-sense. A hard combination to beat when you consider these new and wanted leathers, selected hides, special tannage, in Russets, Mahoganies, Blacks and TWo-tone effects.

Only $3 Weekly! match. Special price for the Holidays, elisors1 The Buckley-Newhall Co. are headquarters for the New NEW YORK CITY Broadway at 10th St Broadway at 27th St. Broadway at37th Su 14th Su at 3rd Ave. HS5 6th Ave.

at 21st St. 40 West 34th St. 125th St. at 7th Ave. 2929 Third Ave.

'Nassau and Ann St. 175 Broadway Broadway at Duane St. Broadway at Spring St. EdiBOrt, Diamond Pise. which brings you MUSIC RECREATION.

You must hear the New Kdison to it fully Appreciate it. It Is distinctly BROOKLYN 357 FultortSt. 301 Broadway 466 Fifth Ave. 4 Flatbush Ave. 1049 Broadway 1375 Broadway new.

based on new ideas, the result of Mr. Kdlson's wonderful genius. No Needles to Change Unbreakable Records Let us demonstrate this -wonderful machine. It is self-con-vinclnK. Our assortment is complete in all styles, woods and finishes.

JERSEY CITY 108 Newark Ave. NEWARK, N.J. 825 Broad SU (Men's Shoes Only) All The New Edison Records REGAL SHOE COMPANY 268 Summer Street, Boston. 0 ferent churches along the avenue and throughout the section are to take prom Friday as well as Thursday was a hoi tday at Heffley Institute, and many teach inent parts In this showing. The in Wasenius, 3.

Zuckerman. F. Welbert, M. Shapiro, M. Schusterman, M.

Ryan, J. Ramlo, O. Roast, M. Park. M.

O'Reilly, Mahland. F. MaUinson. J. Mliford, Kauffuiurer, R.

Kear, C. Kati, F. Keith, Ml ers took advantage of the short vacation to leave the city for a few days' visit. netaska Campfire is renowned among camp circles as being the "singing" camp and they have been requested to sing staying until Sunday night. Miss Dorro hue of the typewriting department went William Helman.

Owen- Fox. Myra Full Holiday Gifts. December 9. 1916. Dear Madam: Are you thinking of Christmas and them the men folks to whom you are; going to offer your tribute of affection and remembrance for the Holidays.

I We've been thinking of them, too, and have been making preparations for months to serve them with the newest and mo.it serviceable holiday gifts the market affords for men and boys. This er. May Escott W. Ellis. B.

Gibbons. F. Schmidt, Ml Wamke, M. Kronrot F. De- to Danbury, to stay with her family, and Misa Helen Mofan, of the office, went out of town on Wednesday afternoon, to stay until Sunday night.

Heffley Institute Items. Kmployment Department of Heftlcy Institute placed the following students In positions durtntr the month of November: Ethel Archer. Ethel Allen. Ruth Blake. Rose Busema, Robert Barton, Marlon Bllllnge, Burton.

Ruby Barber, Vincent Cardone. Agnes Carberry, Das-ma Dickson, Edna, Qroteclosc, Florence Furnoll. Helen Hey. Florence Janlsky, Kdward Keiser, Mary Kearns, Helen Kuckner. Helen Madden, Mildred Wilson, Gladys Munz, Carl Rolka, iosephine Mc-Oovern, Freda Rolff, M.

Sommervllle, Helen Ttirney, Ruth Bears, Louise VUe.1 Mabel Welslns. Louise Walsh. Hlldur aney E. Duffy, J. Cohen, A.

Baumann, V. Bonomo. V. Schwarti. Cress, E.

Cantweil, A. Zwerirel, B. Bolster, G. Hoelseth, J. Belli, M.

Costello. R. Bnar, A Delight Each Day To Every Member Of Your Family The Victrola brings into your home a won. derful variety of music and mirth witty soncs, stirring band selections, dialogues, recitations, all -reproduced 'true to life. Our stock represents every instrument In every style, wood and finish, any ot which we will be pleased to demonstrate in our private sound-proof music rooms.

Now is the time to buy, while our stocks are complete. Prices $15 to $350. Easy Terms. Victor Records, from 75 cents up Free Organ Recitals Tomorrow, Two selections by C. A.

'stebbins, their Jolly camp songs, rounds and no forth. Most of the songs sung by these girls are composed by members of the camp and are indeed out of the ordinary. There is also to be a dnnce of Are. a real ceremonial, girls in full array of the Indian woman and many other features that will far exceed the expectations of the public mind. Dr.

Oullck, the originator and "chief of the tribes," as It were, is expected to attend. If he lsto speak that alone should bring all admirers of the "girl" cliibs out. It is expected and F. Hoireman, C. Hart, C.

Juhren, B. Ka store offers distinct advantages to the woman gift buyer- in the samo measure young composer, will feature the program of the organ recital by W. A. that it offers distinct advantages to the plan, C. Skolnlk, C.

Lasser. N. Lawrence, R. Koppel, C. Hawkins, M.

House and G. Donohue. Ooldsworthy at the Boys High School, men who trade here year in and year out. No doubt the very men you are now Marcy and Putnam under the striving to please. auspices of the Board of Education to A man store serves men best because morrow at 3.30 o'clock.

They are "Fes tival Piece" and "At Twilight." Another hoped that Brooklyn spirit will show Itself by coming out and cheering the girls by experience and resources it best provides the newest styles, most dependable feature will be Ave characteristic tone that are representing their borough In studies by Paul Krause. this gTeat work. The date set for this The aim of the recital by Melchlorre council is Friday, December 15. qualities and values that practical and economical mer endorse. 1 It would be impossible to give a detailed list of what may be procured at this store in the matter of wearing ap Mauro-Cottone at the Eastern District RAINCOATS 'Best Xmas Gift LADIES', MENAND CinLDRKM'S.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE crrr. buy direct from manufacturer. High School, Marcy avenue and Keap street, will be to demonstrate the pos parel for men and boys. Call in and look sibilities of the modern organ playing Warren Council, S. and D.

of The regular meeting of Warren Council in adapting to this instrument music No. 73, 8. and D. of was held at written for Instruments ot an absolutely different nature, aa piano, violin, voice and orchestra. us over, and we will be pleased to render to you the assistance of salesmen who know men's tastes and desires.

Our Holiday showing is In complete readiness and goods will be held till wanted. JENNINGS ft PEARCE, Outfitters to Men and Boys, 1401-1403 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. At the Erasmus Hall High School, Flat- TO ORDER FROM Vp $1.49 bush avenue, near Church avenue, the ill: Carron Hall, Fulton afreet and Bedford avenue, on Tuesday evening, November 28, with Sister DeLlma presiding. It being the night set for the Thanksgiving entertainment the meeting was closed In1 short form.

All those present were more than repaid for coining out. recital will be Riven by Albert Reeves Norton, A. A. and will include Q. Waring Stcbbins" "Allegro Moderato." as the entertainment proved more than any one expected.

Campfire Girls to Have Council, The Campflres of all Brooklyn, the girls Central Library Bids Rejected. Borough President Pounds has rejected the bids for the construction of the first story of the Central Library building on Eastern Tarkway. They were more than $22,000 In excess of the $210,000 appropri Before buying: examine our Raincoats and workmanship. Coats to order ana special larpe sizes at prices same as ready-made. We guarantee to repair our Raincoats fojwo years.

WE CARKYratrmEST LINE OF CASHMERB AefD TWEEDS. Special SaUlhUWeeh: Children's Raincoats, 93c Children's Raincapes, 69c Don't forget our Christmas party, De that made such a brilliant success of cember 26th. their affair at the Academy of Music Warren Council meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month and ex ated for the work. some time ago, are to have a grand council on the main floor of the 23d Regiment Armory of this borough. From tends an Invitation Xo Sister Councils to visit it.

B'ucklQNcwhall Gl 10 Discount or a Rain Hat FREE With This Ad. all indications at the present time this affair, which Is annual, is to far surpass the last one the Campfire Girls had LARGEST RAIXCOAT WILLIAM MILLER MANUFACTURER IN BROOKLYN Culgoa Club to Danes Tonight. The third annual dance of the Culgoa Christian Gclence Churches. The subject of the lesson sermon In (lie Christian Science churches tomorrow will be: "God, the Preserver of Man," and the golden text (3 Timothy 4:18) "The Lord shall deliver me from every evil work, and will preserve me unto his heavenly kingdom; to whom be glory Successors to FRAAS MILLER Club will be neld tonight at Shubert Hall. Dick Retrthardt'a Tango Band will at the regiment last year.

In the Bushwlck section itself there are a number of Campflres, the Winnetaska Campfire and the Onchlota Campfire, these being the senior and the Junior campflres of the White Church and several more la dif 1333-1339 BROADWAY 1239 MYRTLE near Evergreen Ave. Tel. 4709 Bushwlck. Open Every Evening Till 10 O'clock. ONLY TWO BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.

Below Gates Avenu4 furnish the music, so a lively time is for ever and ever. expectea..