The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1911, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OOTOBER 3, cp irwr ICE WEDDE ia BOTH FAILURE: GETS FREEDOM. “PS LER WD GOT HS $500 ON BOARD ALIER Importer, Gets Partial Re- “Trimming.” (SECOND DIVORCE GIVEN DAUGHTER OF “POLICY KING” |Gets Decree After Charging Husband Took Her Entire Fortune and Jewels. Friends of Mra. , daugher of the late "Al Adama, learned from Newport to-day that she had, for the second tima, The decree was IMURED INTO DICE GAME. Poll eg |[Btarey Kovner of No, 243 East T' Fight Takes Ladies’ Lounge of the Victoria Luise. obtained a divoi SRO0O2O04 Peeneceacencncnenccooons cnnceoosonnnsses, {FREE—SEND NO MONEY! 3 Ba Sit 0 tree direct from ou MISSION LIBRARY SUIT: ON TEN DAYS’ FREE TRIAL“@ag YOU GET EVERY ARTICLE ‘Cents IN THE cUT. 75 Cents otherwise re- a Week tum it to us at or $3.00 a oe our expense. Pho Hamburg-American Iiner Victoria igiilee, tormerty the Deutschland, ofietime apeed iguéen of thé seas, ar- rived here to-day, from flamburg pre patatory to going Into the West Indian sfvice as a tourist crulse Louise, all af width were excited over gambier fn the ladies’ eee Nicene ape ey gir it pleases you keep it and pay us on the ‘easy terms of > BOY’S LETTER TO GIRL SENDS HIM TO JAIL. y Importer Pleads Guilty to Mailing Improper Her to the floor with we | Teesday, but the dropped $9%--$100" in: eum mainder in 1 O U's fell to the gan jority unt there wae a gene: ning an4 a comparing of no’ WHIPPED FOR “SASSING” ONE , _ OF HIS DICE VICTIMS. Site before supp. {to be plnend tn the Federal rec- hist are you butting in here fc ¥ ot Atm and Bmall Chair * “A @uers you need a punch | in optionally veautitul and a wo hook that jarred the gambler off | oon pay >) he came LA and swung | Whitney's Sun NOTTINGHAM, FE ady Manor malden p #, distanee five furlong was run ere to-day and won b: nd, Oct. 1—The @wretched hin | Ph Women sereamed, and there was a fm the course of Mipped away to lot of Gucibamment, awhteh the gamblers ‘thelr staterooms. 1 two paswengers off the to-day at Hoboken ALL BLAZE IN STATEROOM OF MISS KINKOFF, excldement that at- was A sinell fire tn ond and the ‘Phimble life Insurance or Death Insurance—Which? When You Furnish Your Home ‘OUR ESTABLISHMENT We Guarantee Satisfaction ON ALL PURCHASES The Most Complete Stocks Best Qualities Furniiure, Carpets, Rugs, Bedding, &c. CASH OR CREDIT $1- A Week Opens An Account Open Evenings Until 9. Saturday Until 10. a ed by te. stewards few of the pastenge i after painters and ¢ her.gister, Miss " William Jk. Vanderblit, jr. and er two! marked a erisia tn outale civideatan a arneatly ARTHUR WERD, Of thle cane upon req rattwaye—n arn that ade even a decent existence { Cockran sakl he feared | | rike on the Harriman spent 4 much headway 0 to in Lators- 5 hich had orgs thiniedeipiia, Ba., tor additional ev}. up such a ferment in SACTING One of the secrets in the s BUSINESS scess of the United reial country is the rapidity with which they transact business. to change an portant as applies if cus their money Agito Wild ‘be of MAR A “T wear this si deals for Ke uit when a planning square sner’s customers.* Watch for the Opening Date. beg pogoosoooooscnoooooooononogoon noooDooOoOooOooOoDooOoooOo0o0o0ooD0ocoonE a oo8 5 a G o a o a Oo Oo 5 Q o oO oO Oo o a ra a oO Q qg o O- LJ granted by the Superior Court of Rhode Island, on the ground of non-support. Napoleone lives in Mrs. Napoleone obtained from her firet husband, R Armit, in 1905, She ha feo with him. She left him, aft ing her jewels to help him carry out some of his schemes On her return she was forgiven father, who helped her get ater she married rhree years after: Child. She hag lived there since. She complained her husband was #0 avaricious in Paris that he secured pos- session of her entire income and would give her none of It. He also took pos- session of all her valuables Napoleone made no opposition to her suit in Newport, All the testimony, except her own, was taken by depo- sition abou street shot himself in his brothe: cer. He died at Bellevue Hosp: Ffattors Paci ® NW ti of FIG SS SS SSSENS: 9955S WEGIVE YOU THIS $60 OU1FITFOR . OUR INSIDE WHOLESALE PRICE, 39-85 . , ndertul vi Werld Oct. 8, ‘lbnapire Furniture Mnfg. Co. 356 and 58 West 22d St., New York, N. Y. Largest Makers of Furniture in the World. z veoververrereqerr yee Weweae Ber vereurvoyeeyeee! FURNITURE Lowest Prices jo doue that hes dovwith thas ie years of a Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. 180 Broadway Open until 6 P.M, Satora eens . H. Macy & Co.’s Attrcstions Are Their Low Prices. RAINY DAY UMBRELLAS Made more for practical wear than Broadway, 34th te 36th St. FOREIGN AND DRESS SILKS AND VELVET Authoritative Exposition at Macy’s Bi very year women come to Macy's to see what are to be the Silks and Velvets for the season. every weave, and incidentaGy furnish a clear idea as to the amount these should cost. Without a question there has never been a season in AMERICAN Every succeeding year Produces new ideas, which there were s0 many extremely beautiful silks to choose from. , as in the case of everything sold in the store, afford the “Regular Macy saving.” CREPE METEORS AT $1.24 YD. a complete assortment of evening shades and black; 40 inches wide; else- where $2.00 a yard. No. 220 Avenue A, to-day. He had been told he must undergo an operation for | BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE AT $1.29 YD. in Mousseline Duchesse, very fine ey +40 inches wide; sold elsewhere up to $2.00 All colors, includin BORDERED SATINS AT 99c YD. This season’s patterns; variety of colorings; 42 inches wide; sold elsewhere at $2.25 a yard. BLACK SATIN FEUTRE AT $1.29 YD. Wool-back Satin, 41 inches wide; similar quali- ties sold elsewhere at $2.50 yard. down collars, $2.49 to $3.79 IMPORTED DRESS VELVETS Satin-back, Black and Colors, 41 in.$11.89 Chiffon Dress Velvet, in colors, 41 in. $5.94 Chiffon Dress Veivet, in black, 41 in. $4.94 96! Drees Vel rete, ce GM ul Black Chiffon Dress Velvet, 41 in... $3.49 Satin Bordered Voiles, 50 ie Broche V Bei taedored Nets 48 Retaained yy an in. Deiter eatin, Si in.. Voile, £0 Satin Meteor, 42 in. . Bordered Beaded Voile, 44 in Satin Elegante, 40 in. . C. J. BONNET ET CIE, Lyons BLACK DRESS SILKS We show the very finest productions in all weaves and qualities of this old established firm at Macy's characterisié ally low prices. PURE DYE “MARCHIONESS” BLACK DRESS SILKS Manufactured expresslv Jor RL eels All the desirable qualitie Ss from 99¢ to $2.49 a ara: We make a special feature of Large and Extra Large Sizes [‘Becend Fleer. | WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS Large and varied selection of the choicest fabrics in colors and black. ory Red or gray, collar bound with satin ribbon; front ornamented by two frogs; sold elsewhere at Newest styles $18.74, $23.74, $20.74 | 74 and up to $89.75 Also large and >and extfa sizes in SEPARATE SKIRTS In the Various Materials Now in Fashion $4.74, $7.74, $8.94 and $1174 rope pean fe WATER-PROOF CHIFFON VEILS, $1. 29 134 yards long; 1 yard wide; hemstitched on four’ sides. Can be had in brown, n myrtle, black, castor, old pink, sky, Alice blue, garnet, medium gray, taupe, light gray, corinths, and olive green. We also call attention to our showing of Maternity Dresses and Skirts Prices— Dresses $27.74, $29.74, $38.74 Shirts $4.96, $6.94, $8.94 DRESSES, $27.74 ly draped over soft delicate satin, r; Skirt made with simulated tunic. Full blouse, of soft We are showing a complete as- sortment of ribbon trimme. ing Veils in many exclusive 45: Prices range from 98c to WASHABLE Reliable Qualities at the Regular AFTERNOON OR THEATRE in all fashionable colors, ace, skit finished with silk ball fringe. uality Crepe Me’ ed chiffon over = CORDUROY SUITS Notched collar and long severs; gracefully hanging skirts in brown, green, black and ile SUITS YOUNG MEN LIKE Are Suits Made for Young Men Which Are the Only Kind Sold at Macy’s There are fwo other kinds. There are “Young Men’s Suits” which are actually men’s clothes made in small sizes, and there are “Young Men’s Suits” that are really boys’ suits in large sizes. One cannot altogether wonder at YARD TWILLED SUITINGS in 2 host of neat black and twin-black stripes on ivory and white ground; 20 YARD FANCY WOVEN SHIRTING MADRAS in white grounds, wit! neat colored and white stripes; 36 A distinctly new and unusually thes, 4c, Be, 40c, » DRESS G! in awide range of rane styles YARD FANCY POPLIN. A high, lustrous, medium-weight mate- rial in a complete assortment of the much-wanted plain golors. 1» Bho, YARD APRON’ GINGHAM. Avery superior grade, paeorneh of neat, plain and fancy ‘another quality at Tie. CHILDREN’S = »» UNDERWEAR Dea Pisar WOMEN’S = UNDERWEAR Stee Chill October weather demands protective underclothes. | Many women don warm underwear (which need not necessarily be heavy) at this time of the year, even if the weather hardly calls for it. It is better to be a litfle too early than a little too late. In buying winter underwear at Macy’s one és assured of particu- larly soft qualities, as distinguished from the many kinds which rub harsh against the body. We sell selected qualities only, and our prices are lowest in the city—in this, as in everything else, afford- ing the “Regular Macy Saving.” IMPORTED FRENCH FLANNEL GOWNS, high neck, Mislead trimmed with lace or embroi Or imported French Flannel, hit neck, tucked yoke and ruffle of same material, #7 Ato SCOTCH FLANNEL GOWN, tucked yoke. turnover collar, blue and iss pink and white stripes, 20 ALBATROSS GOWN, high neck, torchen lace or hand embroidered scalloj imming, in white, gray, pink or blue, $4 7.74, to Hynde ENGLISH FLANNELETTE, NS, in white only, yoke models of silk embroidery, eyelets rib- ; other. models ih wide tum- “RESTA” CLOTH GOWN, in pink and white or blue and white stripes; yoke cuffs and turndown collar, feather stitched by hand, ribbon bow at neck, or Cor with colored silk tapes, to FLANNELETTE, pink or blue striped, embroidered yoke, V-neck, trimmed with shirred ribbon, FLANNELETTE GOWNS, pajama front, French neck or military collar, pink or blue stripe,trimmed with silk braid, large pearl buttons, “DAISY” CLOTH, white with pink or blue figures, narrow flounce, heavily embroidered, scalloped edge, “RESTA” CLOTH, pink or blue stri; narrow flounce, finished with silk, scalloped edge, 9. FLANNELETTE, plain white or pink and blue striped, narrow flounces, fin- ished with scalloped edge or plain hem, PLAIN WHITE FLANNELETTE GOWNS, double yokes front and back, French neck, narrow turndown collar or narrow scalloped edge ruffle at neck, stitched in white or colors, 99. FLANNELETTE GOWN, in pink, blue or gray stripes, yoke or full round models V or high round neck, collarless, mili+ ee or turn-down collar, PETTI- CoAT, pink, gray or blue stripes, dee; flounce, finished in embroidered scal- lops, Te SWISS AND — totene y,{UERSEY RIBBED * ssixz: NIT UNDERWEAR JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, fleece-lined, high neck and long sleeves, Pants to eae ankle length, French band, JERSEY RIBBED COTTON VESTS, fleece lined; heavy weight; hand-finished neck trimmed with mercerized tape, high neck, long or short sleeves, 49c. Pants to Match, French band or tight top; knee or ankle length, 49c; Extra sizes, 59c. JERSEY RIBBED MERINO | heavy weight in white or natural; high neck, long or short steeves, 74e. Pants to Match, with French band or tight top, ankle length, 74e; Extra sizes, JERaRY dhe COTTON VESTS, medium weight; with ine high neck, long or short sleeves, Pants to Match, French band or tight top, knee and ankle length, 4¥e; Extra sizes, JERSEY RIBBED MERINO VESTS, Fall weight; shaped at waist; neck hand- finished and trimmed with mercerized tape, Pants to match, with French ban. tight top; knee or ankle length, es extra sizes, d-finished neck, trimmed rized tape; shaped at waist, JERSEY RIBBED SILK-AND-WOOL VESTS; neck hand-finished, trimmed with mercerized fare teh neck, long or short sleeves, Pants tomate Fg nch bandor tights ankle length, ‘98; extra sizes 1 SWISS RIBBED COTTON VESTS, high neck, long and short sleeves ; neck fin- ished with silk and tape, 49e. Pants or Tights tomateh, ankle length, 49¢. the number of freakish “young” clothes sold all over the city, be- cause to get into the suit a graceful youthfulness without sacrifice of digi nity demands considerable skill, and is too great a task for the man’s tailor who makes the aver- age young man’s suit. The young men’s suits we sell are made by tailors who specialize on young men’s clothes, Thus, the tall young man, the short young man, the slim young man, and the stout young man can all find here models admirably adapted to individual proportions and NATURAL MERINO VESTS_AND PANTS, winter weight, size 20, 2%. Rise Sc each larger size. same quality as above, each ed size, WHITE MERINO VESTS, winter weight, very soft quality, trimmed with cerized tape and pearl buttons; pants to match; size 20, JERSEY RIBBED NATURAL COLOR COT. TON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, sizes 26 to 34, at 29e each, JERSEY RIBBED COTTON VESTS, fleece- lined, hand-finishe: oh Nii tape; ankle-length pants to match; size 3,to 10 years, 34c; size Sw JERSEY RIBBED | MERINO vere white med with me rized 40 years, 49e; size 11 to. 1 years, JERSEY RIBBED MERINO UNION SUITS, nen down front with finished neck, and sto) ALL-WOOL YOUNG MEN’S ENGLISH MODEL SUITS, made of gray 1 and Cambridge gray velours, 4s and the better grade of cassimeres, colorings, from $12.75, $14.75, $18.50, $19.75 and $24.75 YOUNG MEN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS, in the more con- + $9.75, $12.75, 14.75 and $19.75 YOUNG MEN'S ENGLISH MODEL TOPCOATS, with raglan or plain shoulders, made of imported and domestic «$19.75, $24.75 & $27.59 mixed cheviots, brown mixed tw in gray and brow fine quality. 6 drop seat, sil trimmed with silk tape; size 2 at Rise 10c each larger size. EQUALITY JERSEY RIBBED MERINO SUITS, in white; very soft and ; made open down the front, ails finished neck servative models, with drop seat; and trimmed with 5: 14 years; size 2 at tweeds and homespuns, . ““MARCHIONESS” SILK VESTS; in while, pink or sky; self eyelet em= bros ; several pallerns; large or small designs, $2.39. “MARCHIONESS” SILK VESTS; while, pink or shv; French scalloped top: embroidered in several pat- derns, $3.59. JERSEY RISBED MERINO UNION SUITS —High nevk, long and short sleeves; hand-{inished, mercerized tape, $1.48, facet RIBBED SILK-AND-WOOL UNION ITS — High neck, long and short trimmed with mercerized tape, RIBBED WHITE COTTON UNION Neck silk finished and trimmed with silk tape; low neck, sleeveless; knee or ankle length; also high and low neck: ankle length, 98¢. mIWOMEN’S Dace ess shops at $5.00, SWEATERS Bik. , Collarless model, in imitation hand- kn design, Full fashioned sleeves, th desp cuffs. Two patch pockets’ C ‘an be hpd in gray,white,navy and black