The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1911, Page 4

nen 0 ORME TI ARTE | NEW YORK'S COOLEST RESTAURANT ON OUR 8TH FLOO! Tile is not the first] <——<@eNew York's Handsomest and Coolest Restaurant. on Our Righeh Floor—Popular Price: complaint on the G age of provisions, NEW YORK | perme ag eg or eee peg erge ge gg oro (~To-Morrow—A Most Extraordinary Sale of 5,000 Pairs Women’sSilk Gloves at 34c aPair Unquestionably the Most Important Event of the Kind A TYPICAL Simpson Crawford Store event. We are Nes nte sularly eager to have every woman who reads this attend this sale to-morrow. e want them to fully realize its unusual possibilities. Bear in mind that you are not being offered ordinary silk gloves at an ordinary price, but very superior and extremely popular trade-mark silk gloves at a price that fs distinctly different from that usually asked for this quality, There sre no better known silk gloves in the United States. They are extensively advertised in the magazines, newspapers and weekly periodicals. Certain trade conditions make it possible for us to sell them at a lowered price. ‘These Gloves are made in the 2-clasp style for long sleeves, and are in such colorings as may be worn with any Summer frock you may wear. Permit us to suggest Laced 34 c Preliminary. advertine 0 who jm Announcement! — Annual August‘ Furniture Sale LS Simpson Crawford Company, inning inning Next Mon- day and Continuing Until August 31 Prices Will il’ Be Quoted With the Definite Purpose of Making This Event the Greatest Success in the History of Sixth Avenue's Foremost Store. The Preliminary Exposition Is Now Ready | Our Entire Stock of August Furniture Sale Specials will be on - es USOT Loadars towed the girl in, while the boy awarn SAVES GROWN GIRL|scishsss See sietce'c' Lungs Deetared Sound— | ‘ erawd. Life Insurance Granted. | his admirers told him the many al. about it. He told me sot to go na ‘ se THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, _191T.7 Shear Westen tie Suilty Went: aoe Wert? SIXT#A. ISOM AD FROM DROWNING engaged in wringing out hie wet bat sult. He diushed, and stood frat o things they felt he was. His only repiy Feet to Rescue Miss ewimmin’ elo : } | | King, ons of the lite guards, who had! and J been up beach when © Cordon| time t fe = began calling for help, got to then. | Kingd King relieved Jack of ts burden and] foot and the: in the other, whi Little Jack Sennott Swam 300| "at! “Gee. 1 nope you won't tell daday Cordon. Wogian arriving at. Norfolk, Va., on July 3, supplied with food. was BY CROWD APPLAUDED. 1 Youngster Pulled Girl on Back | and Towed Her Until “Best Values at the Lowest Prices” ee Help Arrived.* 12 1st }\§ || svorving. Pair. pererirer P| inet "Bach piece wil be peed with the special August sate price j 30 ve. 2 Str st} Also Women’s Si White Lisle Gloves at, Pair, 3. {| | Ou d to show you around and take your order ! : eet! This ia @ part of the big special purchase described in the foregoing, and eeally wonderful bargains. We will be here next Monday. ‘The hero of Woodland and Midland do not mention prod aH es we jer to surprise you. ese Gloves are made for elbow siceves and Beaches to-day is eight-year-old Jack are in the popular mousequetaire Sennott, who fe spending the summer Women's Silk Gloves, Pair. 8c, Women's Silk Gloves, Pair, 49c. ‘These are in black only, Made for elbow sleeves and} In such eolors as best match prevailing Summer {in mousquetaire style. dresses. For elbow sleeves. Mousquetaire style. rae 's 20-Button Length Silk Gloves, | Women's Etbow-Length Glace Gloves, $1.00. air, @1, ‘xceptionslly excellent value. The woman about to| These are in black or white and in the always-wanted go on her annual jaunt to seaside or country will] Mousquetaire style. On sale to-morrow at @ price certainly want a supply of these Gloves. Milanese | that is about one-third less than the price usually White. Double Gager tipped. asked. + EF Bimpeon Crawford Go, Main Floor. (€70n Sale Te-Morrow.) OnceMore We WillSell Women’s'10 $ 5 | OUR FURNITURE CLUB—MONTHLY one AYMENT CLUB PLAN * *, of many furniture stores to refuse to a ‘on the MONTH tn the little camp-city between the two Gtaten Island beaches with his parents. luly Clearance Sales—Special Thursday W Linen and 1 Sourd irecmn 1. 9 5 Foulards, linens, and chambray dresses, buttoned front or » back; pointed or equare sailor collars; combination trimmed \ buttoned front with sailor collar of embroidery; also fancy striped ginghams with waist of all over embroidery, same ee picture; sizes 14 to 44. Former prices $2.98 to $4.98. Women’s & Misses’ Z. 95 Linen Dresses YA Made from a guaranteed Irish linen in women's and misses’ sizes, 14 to 44. Pointed or square sailor collar, inlaid with combination silk finish poplin; skirt hae the dle top in four Their New York residence ts at No. 636) West One Hundred and Forty-seventh | treet. Jack disobeyed his father's orders yes. terday afternoon, and to this dinobe- @lence Miss Marie Cordon, nineteen | years, who ts also a resident of the! camp-clty, owes her life, Miss Cordon | @an't swim, and for the past few weeks has been practising with swimming wings, Yesterday afternoon she ven- i] tured out further than usual, and when a @he had reached « point abont 20 feat ] : en sary to, purenaso depends entirely on the number of will be loft to the discretion of our Furniture Dept. if you need i orth of Rods from any of our Momeritt opts. you arg invited to select them dur if anc m by ‘This plan mi ay ne married people, to those soon to be marri ning to furnish @ houre or apartment atirely oF im part, and torproprotors of litels, benrding and furnisted room August Furniture Sale—Advance Special Here Is A Most Remarkable We Sinise Rockers| Big, Roomy There are only 500 of the Rockers at the price quoted helow especially for this occasion. On sale To-day, Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Monday. t is an upholstered the acme of comfort. The frame is not nailed together, holted—iron bolts and nuts, ey #@ the only store in New York SSR em ee a eo to *15Silk Dresses and Wash Frocks bt from the beach, the wings slipped from under her arms. The girl was way beyond her depth when the accident happened and she shrieked with fright. The beach was crowded with men and women, who | heard her screams. People ran to and fro along the sani "A woman fe drowning a rowning,”” tone of them a yted to fo to is, Other stores ask $4.98. wr Geat Dresses ITC W) Sailor collar linen cont dresses; combination bottom panel back; kimono sleeves; large sailor collar of fancy atriped percale, with buttons and four-in-hand tie; cuffs and piping to match collar; latest effect girdle skirt; tan and blue only. Regular price $1.98, Women’s Coats & Dusters Men's Underwear Semi-fitted linen coats, combination | Check nainsook Athletic Shirts, cost sailor collar and cuffs; pockets and jewel | model; knee Ciera to match 19 buttons; aleo loose linen dusters, man-|—all sites; reg. .29......... IC ONE of of those rare opportunities that present the smartest Sum- vaca at bargain Rtg right at the height of the season; styles that the most particular women are wearing in every fashion- able Summer resort. Several manufacturers who were willing to sustain a loss on their surplus stocks and Stir of Summer Dresses, in order to get an early start with Fall orders, practically gave us these Dresses; they more than sacrificed profits. For $10 to $15 Silk Summer Dresses Foulard and messaline, in attractive striped and bordered patterns, also of pongee and serge silk; all are effectively trimmed in the smartest effects. tonal, 810.50 value, richly it made and guaranteed to be ok, though he had heen ordered not to go into the water alone, was on the } beach front in @ bathing sult, the usual that has this Rocker, Advertising it in advance of our regular anncunce- ’ hich will appear next Sunday, gard of the ca % and when hel[nish collar; broken sises. Women’s Dilibocsas For $10 to $18 Summer Dresses Hag i (et roepheroteed | fol artll hryed ent (P42, 200 dos. samples of extra size ribbed | | Fancy figured and flowered, wwimes, cotton foularde, and Poses careren ation for-uther is Cordon splashing Women’s Dress Shirte vests; sleeves or sleeveless; voiles, tissues, lingerie, etc. in the most delightful patterns, store quotes a price as low or lower he rushed into the \water and began awimming toward her | with a powerful overhand stroke, ‘ | The boy fairly flew across the inter- A silk mixed pure mohair; the loose| pants to match; deep lace | panel front ha back finished with| trimmed; worth .25 up...... 15c email buttons Reg. price L 85 Women’s Long Silk Gloves $3.98 atripes and plaids, pretty Colaba, ol New Models in round neck, lace yoke and fichu effects, beautifully trimmed with lace insertion, bows, fancy buttons, rocker similar in appearance it station pute anc sim- we 9 waid, 5 Sag 3) Rocker. ... . > Simpson Crawford Co, Fifth “6 ornaments, etc. than ha wat to Shien |E Pree tee e ee eeeeeee Full 16-button length; black or white; vening space. When he got to Miss ‘ } Cordon sho was still splashing about tn ‘Women’s Oxfords ‘Ppp awianiaad cg 69c}|| Women's Smart Tub Frocks at 93.95 } am effort to keep from sinking, Jack || Russia calf, gunmetat and pat, leather; | « Made of soft, sheer, deiaty Summer Materials, white grounds with tried to get at her at once, but her Women’s Shetland Veils || beautiful floral figures, dots, stripes, etc., ete.t also in plain colors. The arms kept ing the water, ao that Fine ay meals Wine only; 25 mer fashions. Usually $5 to ‘ky leat ¥ yal. .49......5 iC styles are the most representative midi he did not dare approach her too closely. 86.78. He watched his chance, suddenly ducked, caught hold of one of her hands, and quick as a jiffy had pulled her over on her back. Still holding to her haha, he threw himself on his back, and began towing h toward the shore. This wan the hardest part of the Job that he had out out for himself, and he ting wind: loa August Furniture Sale— Advance 5a This $50 Solid Mahogany § Parlor Suit, 3 Pieces for seateh anki BY ofan in Hi le ; ieltes 234 t0 QQ] ore: Idee of & goode: Hisdial "49c OY Window Sebebice Dect Oe eg, cer ta_igh| 26 inches beh extend 97 lnchent beet Meee err Cael meen et on BOG \oria 's Dainty Summer Dresses at $2.95 lawns @: Are me in some of the most attractive styles of the season. 9.05 00. tres sd 3 end ey oe Co, EF Third Fleer, (£7 0n Sale Te-Morrew.) ; Silk osiery ¥ Women's Imported Pure Thread Silk Hosi Sheer gauze weight; full regular made, high spliced heels | deep lisle garter tops; black and all fashionable shades; made to sell for $1.85, Men's Pure Silk Half Hoses 25¢ Sheer gaure weight; seamless; lisle toes and beels; black and tan; slightly imperfect; regularly ! 50c. ATLANTIC CITY ASBURY PARK NEW YORK to Morrow. This Pretty Dress, 68.96, Misses’ Dainty Linaacie July Clearance: arasnee, Special at $3.95 | 500 More Values up to 97.50 ° IF we ores hays secured a thousand Boys $1 to $1.50 we would have been Wi: at BY ted to have them, because we know ash Suits 77 SS what a sensation ey, will make at JMIADE up expressly for this very much lower tha: $50 Solid a Parlor Suit, with all-hair cush- ions, on sale To-day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday, at $25. Just an introductory feature, and to give you an idea what this August Sale really means to Furniture buyers, we offer them at the extremely attractive ve price indicated. impson Crawford Co., Fifth Floor, ROSENBAUM &Co. 10 & 12 WEST 238°? STREET n usual price. Simpson Crawford August Furnitare py Pe Special adeod, 1 le heed enough to b Co. after our purchase of odd is 3-Pi CLOSING OUT dresses of this character, 60 well ae suit lengths of materials. plored peta Eh ag 44 Red A. ag and s0 ora ‘end dressy, at regular They are exactly the same ices, eapecially now when there is . Oe ends eee Te, suits as we have sold eatlier in the season at $1.00 to $1.50, They are made of beautiful all- only there are not so many over batiste, embroidery and Val. | of each style as we would laces. Some are all white, some white like, But that is why you ground, with embroidery in dainty bs hy ¥' tel ‘shades, such as rose, light | C89 buy them at this sale Blue, cadet, helio and black. A spe- price. cial feature of these dresses is their The Best Washable Hlent fit and workmanship § Gee toaeroe sit 3.95 | Materials Are Used On sale tomorrow at..... Special Lot of Girls’ Pretty Lawn Fine Suits made of madras, and Percale Dresses at 85¢ ginghams, percales, ducks, Clever little dresses in some enti etc. In all the popular colors Ae 95) Prior to Regular Inventory as ose OEE OO RET TEES Oo ye Some stores would ask almost as much for one piece an we ask for the entire SET. Many will eagerly themselves of the opportunity to get this advance special offering To-day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday at 94.95. [7Kimpson Crawford Co.. Fifth Floor, ie il) ara itt wigan 7.50 Values up to $45.00 | August Furniture Sale—Advance Special en ea ES | Sther desigos in ‘plain’ masteriais’ con, | | andatyles. Wonderful assort- This $10 Solid Mahogany trasting with fancy fabrics, All good ment for little fellows from $ Rocker at $3.95 This is another proof of this store's powerful value 1 and it will unquestionably attract your most favorable attention. $6.05 is what you save on this special during the exposition daye— On Sale To-day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Rie, EFFEth Floor, colors and very dressy models, Sizes 6 to 14 years, but in every size in each atyle. to 10 years. EFSimpron Crawford [CF Simpeon Craford Co,, Third Floor—On Sale To-morrow | Second Floor—-On Registered Ketablished Trade hte Half a Mark, . Century. je Now, One More Chance to Buy Men's High Class Clothing at Clearance Prices Any $20 to $30 Suit in I's Stock Priestley Mohair Rune half lined with silk. Two-Piece Outing Suits, light, snappy styles, 50 Navy Blue Serge Suite, permanent color, | $y 5 ZA Plenty of all sizes forslim, regular and stout men, And on Monday the Associated Sales of China, Glassware, Rugs, Curtains, Upholsteries and Pictures. Tinie Goods All-Gray Hair Switches, a4 ae his lot includes 24, 2 and g0- rh switches; valued at 96,00, $5.00 and 84,00, $5 Hair Switches at $1.98, Switches, in assorted colors; val- ved as high as 85,00, Special Sale Men’s Hose Fancy Striped Lisle. Value 50c per pair, at $2.00 per half dozen, French Lisle, in the newest effects, also plain colors with Clocks. Value $1.50, 1.75 & 2.00, at $1.00 per pair. $5.75 per half dozen, Pure Silk Half-Hose, in Black and plain colors. Value $1.50, 2.00 & 2.50, at $1.00 per pair, Attention is directed to our regular stock in Pure Silk, also Lisle, in Black and Colors, at 50c per pair, Smart New York Worateds, latest etfects, Handsome Tweeds and Checks, very clever, Dressy Cassimeres, in medium and dark tones, Every Suit bears the imprint of up-to-date designing and skilful tailoring—-the characteristic swing and arg that is known the world over as “New Yor! e Dressy Young! Business Man of New Y: this is the most interesting and important clothing prop- osition he will meet with during the entire season. Four Weeks of O. HENRY STORIES The Best Short Stories by America’s Best Short Story Writer Will ‘Appear in the Evening World During August. For several years the Evening World has run a summer series of ©. HENRY stories. These series have been looked forward to eagerly by all readers as the Light Fiction treat of the year, It will be good news to everyone to learn that the Evening World has recured a collection of the last and best of this great writer's stories and will print them daily in August. O. HENRY received from $500 to $1,000 each for these stories. Every line in every one of them is keenly interesting. The sort of tales to make you forget a toothache or a lost job and to carry you past your station, Watch the Evening World for this splendid series. justers: of 30 and 20 in a set ers, Various grades, 12.00 Hairaree ing. pecially in sum. at prices up taee ¢ test effects of Manicuriny and calp CF Simpson Crawford Co,, At Floor. The % to Wt. 30 Trousers you can buy toe % morrow at $5.75 per dozen. SP SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH ST. NEW YORK ciTy eee James McCutcheon & Co. It makes little difference what you need---a World 5th Ave. & 34th St., Waldorf-Astoria “Want” will go and get it. it, — od