The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1911, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, 1911, JULY 65, weuld be stylish and wuftable for wet over the shortest stretch of heel Ning? Thanking you for your past intercity fight DESIGNER SEES © [ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR # # | cistvence Genes cite te |) mee ree me or wre NEWMONOPLANE | .# HOME DRESSMAKERS | #2202 "" 8" Goce s: OTHENBERG 03 An Js of bolered chatlie| York to Chirag and from the Atlantic en a id ike your advice] coast to the Pacific-two events in | — m twenty years| which all of the aeroplane workers are | TH | vHaily interested as the big American | WEST iG" LLC » = A pretty way would be tc make the | Achievements of the future, - — | exirt with the border on the bottom! Flaborate plans had been made for and using for the top part & dodice of | the reception of Atwood at Washing- seiiidabdiis th plain part of material Over | ton to-day. When the Washington folk f For to-morrow comes this the shoulders have ye of the border got him on the long distance telephone £ edged with a shirring of lace, which Sl*o | and asket about the prospect of hav- | he Nim cei dun the dy they os Sale of Summer high for the flight. ‘The reception plans wee i an Siaed an the the el and con- were it te ase for the time ariel be f éj Fr “k nue around = 1 i ome . en he z 7 oc S iy and taking an gg gal tively ‘surpa s all former ef: FINISH OF FLIGHT = nk Young Aviator Rests in Atlantic E City After Battle With No chain needed with the Great Gale. . onus Suchen Chin | Suction contact ‘s the principle (Special to The Evening World.) = holds eyeglasses with . ATLANTIC CITY, July 6.—Harry N,| Smooth, velvety grip without Atwood, who started las: Friday on al tilting or slipping. Mttle aeroplane Jaunt from Boston to Attached to all Harris Glasses; Washington, muking the first leg to| may be attached to yours for New London, the second to New York] 35 cents, and the third to At.antic City, will not try the last lap of his trip from this Sold only at our stores. city to-day. Atwood is weary from the effects of his hard fight yesterday with the winds, He {# taking a long rest and he apparently needs it. Looking over his work of the last day, Atwood now figures that ho was forced to go 280 miles through the air in order to make the 106 miles of ate | rect distance from Governor's Island, to Atlantic City, Also, it took him five hours and forty i PAAR AeA NAR AS tte dattettatatas Wills }McCormick’s $10,000 Machine Capsizes on Its Trial at Nassau Boulevard, AVIATOR STONE HURT. Tumbles feight of Fifty Feet, but Is Thrown Free From Machine. tn the mear time he wot . forts xhibition fights on. the beac! ~ others” v “Cool, ¢ i susniiss ia = me up into dctig itfully refreshin; es, full cut, well-fitting lawns, imities finenes, lin- geries, etc. All sizes for ladies, 32 to 44 bust and 44 to 18 years Misses’; value from $2, all the way upto $3.50, (0- morrow at . Tre Wittia Mecormick $19.00 mono: | Plane, which was © \e peed of more tha ™ smashed to kin ite firet try-out at the 1 Roulevard aerodrome, te and Arthar| Stone, the pilot of the big machine, had @ narrow escape. One of the t motora was ruined beyond repair and| the planes and wings of the maghino| were practically pulvert got higher than fifty fer from that altitude that he the earth like a crippled duck, He was thrown clear of the monoplane and 9 M-horsepower Gnome 1. Stone never 1000 54-inch Linene Dusters Another Great Bargain Event A natural finish heavy linene—semi-fit- ting or loose belted back; patch Pockets, mannish sleeves (turnback cufts), large pearl buttons; sizes 14 to 18 for misses, 32 to 46 bust for ladies; to-morrow only... 10 MAIL ORDERS FI was taken to the Nassau was able to go home after the " had been dressed. The accident occurred shortly after 6 | o'clock and was witnessed by less on a wcore of persons, the majc employeees in the Queen Company's hangar, Willle McC Who designed the monoplane high hopes that it highest «peed ever vet a Aights, was in the little group. A thirty-mile wind was w acrons Hempstead Plains, but St aounced that he could buck the bre @ithout any troub! MeCormick didn't want Stone to go up and they had a long argument. The driver finally pre- vailed and the two motors Were start~ #4 up. The silver-winged monoplane started off at a terrific pace. Hefore the mo- tore had been drumming five minutes MoCormick estimated that his machine | Smith’s Seamless Brussels ae (Size 916 FEI five minutes to $13. 30 Belding Hall Refrigerators, 10.50 JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street Vey | floral pat- - On Thursday and Friday, at $800 —_ —_ ae July the 6th and 7th was eating up distance at the rate of| $30 XXX ! f But before he juality Axminster R RGAs Verneabtinte: the ait arn ses the suirt pain with moderate futnesss | Dar Felon ir: Brown ¢ Quality Axminster | ues seemet to be having trouble with his edtum palld, 2 1-4 yards around, Do you think a gray mohair suit Perna pa rudder. He did not seem able to con- | = — = — ——- _—___________ ] tro] the mac! nine a4 bal esl whe re | * the wind caught the rudder. le man- | \ Kolorfast Du lex F M. 4 ke two t with ¢ great | : ip! re jatting deal Se womibe, Ae the (Hind turn the Me E SILK DEPARTMENTS. 1m Both Stores. Shown in Atty newand pretty pats Gisaster occurred, Rudder and planes | \ . ” nina poet t from: 1 33 refused to work, and the machine | DESCRIPTIONS. : 23rd Street 34th Street ‘McCreery Sill Yoalble: Fegilarly 505 Cc seemed at the mercy of the wind, The | monoplane virtually capsized and hur-| The dress on the first figure is of pale i ved to the ground, i pale tinier) the waist and taaves in one, Thursd: d Frid: Famous over half-a Century. S | L h ‘he h could be heard a mile away | trimmed with hit H+" ts 1, in 0 Ue tre be mactne went to pleces. The | @ facare ces tne visuabie? tse WaUe GOA “i 1 a ya a pr Sale of Ten Thousand Yards of Heavy ole eat er two huge propellors kept on churning also on the back of the sleeve, A square wu he an Rat ; fs : ere. taty Ri Gdhataatiee®. tea oraats, |\la Aloo! inagrted Seat ihe atest of the y 7 Black Dress Satin. 36 inches wide. Travelling B S ehrew up a great cloud of, dust and | skirt in front and a bug of it starting 1.15 per yard making a deafening racket, At first the | from the panel trims the skirt a little value 2.00 —\N orror-stricken spectators thought that | @bove the hem, Cluny Insertion edges oe Atone was crushed amid the wreckage, Rein and small strap white e hon opped and) bratd nished with tiny blac! satin * we MU ie Aver be waa UNO a buttone trim the neck sound “ind ato} XLEN’S HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores, a ds away from the machine, | the of the front and back pan- oy-y] sp? Rik eh ids back mast-atunned. Ai welt: els away down from the belt, whlch ts Sale of Neckwear, Shirts and Pajamas. COTTON DRESS GOODS DEP’TS. In Both Stores. as hed ele anda ld ba | | | ithe other figure shows @ chiffon votte 500 dozen Shirts, of Madras and Mercer- Second Floor. idee elicitor lee RACER MBAR Shar INS sheelaars ized Cloths. Soft pe and plaited bosoms. 15,000 yards of Bordered Linen—Pure ‘ | f the wi i A Russet or tan leather, Weep Ox- | Me ranatae veetiad cee 1.00 Flax, Yarn Dyed, Irish manufacture. Espe- ford sha uy hand PLEA Of A CHILD inta up In the grant, values 1.50 and 2.00 cially adapted for mountain or seaside dresses. mings; sv toe a |i 75 dozen Pajamas, of White and Colored 48 inches wide. 28c per yard He orgs inch De jot the braided banding showing b Madras. 1.00 value 75¢ MAIL ORDERS FILLED! ‘ont corresp ) thoxe on the n m f i [Pale “Teme ater forma he Knitted Soarte ‘of pete. aille, accordeon America produces nothing to equal } HIS WIFE F AILS ven with a band of the and crochet weaves in plain and cross stripes. WOMEN’S DRESSES. 1m Both Stores ild’s X Cork Linoleum sion ator 1.2 een Haniisome wink Mowered or. values 2.00 and 2.50 Dresses of Chiffon Cloth, trimmed with ND NO store in America has or will quote a price as low as | andy shown in (he stores 400 dozen Washable Four-in-hand Scarfs, mntio, collar be pallets, Various cofors. En- we name. Our tremendous outlet, with its accompanying | k that it will b > of Si ixe 5 ize ma iot. tire new mode 18. big buying power, brings to us price ¢ ons—the Policeman, ike, Changes |« wy oe ae van f Silk Mixed and aerirdrss meen sues Ore eae to you. Brie XK Cok Lice "a & Jone en ’ up as they wore them last 9 Se ; tt ee aking a deep i ‘ . : : ‘ a wide—all perfect st ew patterns— Charye He Had Presented ‘iow could. t arrange it. for| values Soc and *Sc each Dresses of Chiffon Voile, trimmed with regularly a ate 750 aids at ig to- | Against William Beals ia ee satin. Finished with tie in blue, lavender or morrow, yd, i nae tees cate . b ning you y tan. 22.00 iH] $1.0 nuine ’s 2. i ne weatat nt GRACHY Ta value 32.00 =n Ge leum, Ie . Q a Tai Lei es a lanissen nt : paises the waistline to your NE > , ‘ . he jualii ty niai m erranoarns errant ts (ane eee seen re oe | MEN'S UNDERWEAR. 2 nek stone Dresses of Striped Cotton Voile with oh parce eee RO ember o' ng + tcl b : + . patterns; regularly 6 paar eimenier ets oan” wane that |e) a ay ts Fine Lisle Thread Shirts, athletic or short Cluny Lace yoke. sane Bak or rrow at, ei euatatvard iia sieeine a c t ea hen ‘et One Hundred and Fory- _{ironge the botiom 406. using 4 sleeves, and Knee Drawers. 75¢ each zs | Afth street and Brook avenve. Halt a the effect of you~ Ist year's former price 1.00 Lingerie Dresses, Afternoon and Evening Four e e e ° dose), of his comrades had bee - hanged. : ae i . | ts te meathe on the kead Fastin Bator Nainsook Coat Cut Shirts and Knee Gowns, at greatly reduced prices, Piece 1ssion 1 rary uite and the added charge that Heals had koing North and ens) to Drawers 25¢ each | atruck the pollcems ‘as responsible dress whic! i 2! e f ema tak tat he: wea held ane former price 386 Formerly brought $16, en ee ' brought before Magistrate Breen in , ARTMENTS now priced at ap ees eters Morrisania Court to-d tex 4 ith 5 : Bur there ae avaieatad m veonatne from she rent to cha LINEN DEP. In Both Stores, e . - = j » et fro. under whio! we fal VT . . art ' Bee reeabare 6 ° to the left side of the ey Irish Satin Damask Table Cloths, round haying a wife and child follow him te @ sleeves put in s BOYS’ CLOTHING. mm Both Stores, diealoue | eourt before. There they sat on a rear arter length, with oni esigns. bench and heard the man charged with ase 0s she vorere, 3a Boys’ Washable Suits and Straw Hats at 2 x2 yards 2,00 to hold you under $100 belt reduced prices. pacino in ree ad usual pr price 2.75 weit it i"! is After Shaving Apply Hats. i 4, ay ca 1 i gi 930 ine.” urged the wife. | e “Hie, it me: the charge have to Vernas Lotion and en- usual prices 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 AVAIL ts PRA ar anne asian 4.00 a $4, 100 Combination Mattresses $2.98 5 t 1 s ud “ PERRET REE AR SN »mbina { joy real face comfort. Hoenn er ‘. i Hi usual price 5.00 on . hala log ka neat: Napkins to match. Dinner size....... yon “On, be Ko0d policeman: don't lock fective antiseptic known, Fp gg Washable Suits. 3 25 per lozen 4 my papa up,” said the child. V ernas Lotion has T usual price 4.00 $7.00 cate Nae al M i sf of my in," wale ne cooling, ealing, ooth= if ”. : at « ‘ ve got Kids of my own.” said the|cooling, healing, sooth Trial PL ianfipnaneor usual prices 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 | Hemmed Turkish Bath ‘Towels. ..3.00 dozen tresses $4.98 charge to disorde onduct Its prompt application to Bottle 1.50. ‘ah "' "1.95,2.325 “ 2.50 ‘usual price 3.50 Full 40-pound cotton and wool mat “Two dollars fine,” sald Magistrate outs, woun burrs or for your y “ “ t “ | F eases, covered | in by ae breaks in skin prevents dealer's 2.25. tee 2.75, 3.00 3-50 Hemstitched Huckaback Towels. . .3.50 dozen ; Bae Pie wien she re 1 infection and hastens bame, QTRiaieres tena M4 i 450 “ §.50 usual price 4.25 $7.00 value, at ; " yp gig S healing action This 5-Piece Parlor stig eft the. ool ‘At Your Druggist’s 1S $0e $1.00 3 Suite Now 29.75 yefourth stre¢ , 1h) i ' eeire taken ere SMES MeCREERY & CO. JAMES MoCREERY & CO. nt whe Be eran VERNAS GHEMIGAL COMPANY, 240 W. 96IN St, HY, 23rd Street 34th Street 23rd Street 34th Street chem were B memebs in the > ae caren