The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1912, Page 9

eg oe meneimnay, eed 5 64,5 “od ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 5, 1912. " ° a Or OR sh a pao et Pap 4)? Pevallinend< 4 cglnipahibinlglbie ath noah climes “4 - CARDINAL GIBBONS | WALL STREET nt DONT USE DRUGS | | WW, L.. DOUGLAS ine + La bw URGESUNIONOF | ronwns sucne, i fh CORSTPATION — SHOES a “Gus Tucker, have you anything to! Detective Porter got a rooster and &/ on countless other complaints if not ig [any to the charge of atealing chickens?” |Gptan hone and, put them on the trek | iaken in hand, appendicitis among them LOR AND HPAL eee, My 4 — i in] i t M bry a Judge Crow of a negro in they reached 9,04 ana — enerene priser att T Ueno Oe pointe at closing time, when highest fis: 185, 4% + on, « ained, o last relay ate ir} after being takenfor a we Firmer conditions in the London Ex- 3 iy = chickuns by de wu! reated. Nature instead of assisting her, ead will, “One and Inseparable, Ni 6 the beginning of 1 law. Dat niggsh stole muh wife, 90 I if continued, make us slaves to them. Lge ia Nah ike, were nati WL OBR ee man's, Glans There in now method of ateraal and Forever,” Should Be | mpenta! in creating & an ParDiotent ae: | Gal soit she the + Bloeny, and Tucker got « jail sentence, Adolph Roht, official cabman of aid | Bathing Waa cess ued Taos beurre * mand for Steel was i mee i 4 = distown, Mase, was robbed of a sless acting Nature enn demand—which, Their Motto, He Says. tory factor in the " ioc: Hot Hing hag t ¢ Cate Seratched a Fire Alarm on 072 oe te slept in his cab near the r8il-| taken occasionally, will prevent coustipe. ri BY wet When fire started ia the incubator | Adoigh cen get another eye, but he bap dentro td, oem ofthe me TM an | t Miss Georgine Ieelin’ try |can’t get back his pride, For years he FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE, |e ptin not emai Bs say seg elt charac tce ne ir eae Be ict ee ae sesclon. From 438-0 Goal rove to 641-2. | he fitch Be ase hy Fan to the door of the gurdener’s house |thet ther Oe Dee bin one ave, and Them through the system, : Reading, Union Pacific, St. Paul, Erle | Hock tant, Pe Pe eet g Lf ate gael Do alae had ed ; ‘That method is the “J. B. L. Cex ia 4 , St. Paul, Bouth tac mae ices tn ft him up. 0) Tells Civic Federation Effort ewer kere pee ae etd HcWhile he attacked the flames the cate seed ky tanay (hosene eo " 1 105) 100% + 1% | went in and brought out their litters of ranger Should Be Made to End elie hata otters ay 8 as T1Rluittens. The fire did about $1,000/ Pennsylvania as the Executive climbed voierehane oa eyo [sone | inal ‘re a8 foll pooh 199° 1088 198" 5 # |demage. aboard hie private car at C «| explained by all Riker Drug Stores in 3 — end thrusting a letter into ad All Hostilities, ai tae Haat. ch gs GL bw Bin 2nd taruating & letter into hls hand | New York and Brooklyn. roe SB iP ae a ee Pee ae as|"‘The Governor promised, and after the| Everyone should at least investigate ap a ' Wk HY BEX % Gua mae Gath oe Yeas | Rhee Uitarted found the’ stranger’ nad this nature-cure without delay. mp uar 8 sk for Booklet, WASHINGTON, March 8,—Dtecusston from a car at Fort Worth, Tex., leaving ‘Governor had the letter matted. "| day Ie Only 80 Per Cent Efficient.” @f the relationship between employer and employee was the feature of the first Gay’e session of the twelfth annual congress of the National Civic Federa- toa here to-day. Cardinal Gibbons was the firet speaker on the programme, ‘Which included Seth Low of New York. President of the organization: Judge Mactin A. Knapp of the Commerce Court. ©. G. Norman of the New York Building Trades Employers’ Association, &nd Second Assistant Postmaster-Gen- eral Joseph Stewart. Cardinal Gibbons was the presiding officer for the open- AFTERNOON TEA AND DAINTY LUNCHEONS IN OUR TEA ROOM, EIGHTH FLOOR—POPULAR PRICES © 33 Year Loaders ¢ Fatkim I) or> Mile, Antoinette Cantarelll, sopravo, in Grand Open Seleatons:| (New York’s Foremost Showing of Miss Gertrude E. Merritt, Contralte, and ° eWe 0, FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA. tn Os iestauret, Bghth Por Spring Millinery SIXTHD AVE. 12770 20° STREET. NEW YORK Froeeh Cuisine, Popular Prices. Express Elevator Direct. | | WAVE are splendidly pre- ee pared to meet and /% Over 1,000 Beautiful Paris Beaded Fringed Tunics in al |i tiers we" critical followers of style. ing day, and President Taft is expected Flower Hats and tpete srr the tense one Sale That Offers the Greatest Values of the Year Flower Trimmed Hats jureday. : A A . : 4 Cardinal Gibbons in his address made} A | An event that for rich exclusiveness of styles, wonderful variety of high class models and extraordinary values has no precedent | | $7.50 to 912 ® plea for industrial peace. He paid Pema’ Gs ths workisin and decares tha even in our Robe section, long tamous for unusual sales of Tunics and Robes Exact reproduc- motto of both employer and employee WHEN you know that our recent special sales were talked about in Paris tions of original un uae you will understand that they must have been very remarkable. French models ee eens Sete: You who visited them and shared the bargains know that they were. It is made in our own workrooms — @ comparison will show you they cannot be dupli- cated elsewhere the comment that they created in Paris that brought to our Paris office this posatble, all hostilities and ri : J new lot of tunics, and when we tell you that never in the history of this store, pang Jo Leiepactea eA ar etaetap hat 4 a ! : with its great record for value-giving in Tunics and Robes, have we been able ween an fr, eo tha: ae Migs 4 } aac! ave abi poet wil may Go ie SM to match the values offered in this sale, you will realise its tremendous Augurated between them, and the glori- g | importance. ous reign of business and commercial \ >s - This sale will be of extraordinary interest to high class dressmakers. for less than $12 prosperity may be confirmed and per- “TEX Mae Fl The Beaded and Fringed Tunic is the greatest fashionable rage of the day. as to $15. 3 earn ; 5 every stylish woman knows. Everywhere you go you see the « est and most beautifui forse are in the tunic style with various elaborate effects ia and fringes. Tailored Suit CAPITAL ON LABOR. i. “ P « ( a. orggepe sale cove is Sain tone cae very hands and newest creations, Hats at 93.98, se vLineiia toaa tb : : é ‘ 28 IE maker from whom these tunics came is famous on both continente—bis exclusive erea- | | 9§.95 and $7.95 invincible arms of in- : T pe eripherg Me the aicu fackionsbee Pay iagieng 6 and should work in 4 * Me tions are sought in Paris each season by ae jas! am fk apd in the w ithate a adel: harmony for the common good. He said HM , ~ He rarely sells his sample line to any American firm, as he can readily dispose of it to the cos- by a thi = ( < . i tumers of Paris. So it was a very unusual opportunity that enables us to secure it at our own aR arse, since’ Curtee bauaied ex J ; prices. The result ls that you are afforded the pick of the richest, most exclusive model tunics artisan in the carpenter's ae” » " created in Paris this season at prices far below what they actually cost the maker. jazareth. i \ ig Brovenion ofa soles nas Deen AG mg a yy - LS: Three Large Assortments sive style touch to our inexpensive hats, they are be- Maia Meer. poe eg Roh ’ : f Lott Lot a Lot 3 |] | cidedly dressy. continued, ‘if the profession of ‘ Hi 5 tains tai ontains open : Sain ; contain BOY. 7S| consis F TS | consis F l 75 Untrimmed Hat Section , — e22.50 t 0, $45.00 to Finest Quality T; Hemp Hats. 92.48 and 02.98 rke, surely the calling of a mechanic ‘ , : — Ay choice... . oh A 855.00 Finest Three-end Chip Hate, with black have has been dignified nd sanctited by the Tunics, Hand-Embroidered with Heavy lustrous Silk and ribbonised on double seen simil eesseee MTD example of Chri 3 : { : Bi t and finished with handsome fringe. ate dwelt upon the dependence : NG waTrunies in the Newest Coat Models with glistening bead work and beaded fringe, form- 98 sad $3.48 | ‘ ing exquisite creations. 4 fe ee a peengers 4 , ° : Tunies in the Stylish Surplice Models with rich opalescent and silver beads and as existed between the members of the f ‘i Uy fringe. Physical body. Without labor to work Hin — i / is ' Tunics in Fashionable Empire Models with the new Joan d’Arc bodice drapery, its mines, till Its soll and accomplish E i a handsomely beaded. the mul jous tasks of human activ- Tunics of Various Models with beautiful pearl and silver combination bead work and , the Cardinal said, capital would be fringe. ‘And as to colors, you will find most every shade represented, black, white, French blue, tal can accomplish ttt! he said, “labor can a light bh m ood ae champagne, steel, marine blue, helio, purple, nile, emerald, rose, pongee, if ara or er foam, tos seirery matefials, but also show yeu bi " » bre be . 1 ? risiat ie eee fon awith, Maemisnineniate aids still there is more to tell you, but space permits no further details, C7 Uatrimmed Hate prise that has o; up the resource: SIMPSON CRAWFORD 00,, 61ZTH AVENUB'S FOREMOST BTORE country, hi and giving employ- ment to millions of laborers. It is capi- Situereceare [A Tremendous Selling Record Is the Best cantina otters exoneea't | EVidentce of the Value-Giving Importance of Our tt and workin Sixteen families in the Ave-story tene: | E were prepared for larger crowds than ever, but they were greatec than our expectations. — DharGenie ie Poe] We were prepared for enthusiastic appreciation of values, but the spontaneous d f expresssions on all sides were more flattering than we had hoped. We were prepared for a great success, but so far not only previous records but ull anticipations are made to look small, A Positive Surprive For You In This Sale of 1,500 Sample Pieces of Finest 2 “Klosfit” Hand-Drawn Linens || petticoat Center Pieces and Scarfs IT Ze cleverty Pettionet THE finest and most claborate worked Japancec linens. Made from | | 1, og¢ at, matte uke Erma ofthe ; the finest Irish linen, every piece beautifully drawn and embroidered, | | io Dortance of underslet many artistic designs. uy a supply of these pretty linens now to beau- | | imPortatce of underclothi tily your home Remember we guarantee them to be every thread pure det inen and hand-worked. Thisis is the most interesting lot of decorative livens that we bave ever offered. 67 Mein Fleer. Ney I Prices Are About Half rm err ery area ae a snug fit and fastens at back $3.50 Center Picces, 30x30 inches, $1.95. 7.00 ‘bea Cloths, 4x54 inches, gl Jastened clasps. 80x30 i Hoped 5 Wear ON after Ailing the hall that escape down the stairs was impos- simvfned to the rear basement, in. which : $12.50 100-Piece Fine Dinner Sets ped atte Bote Ti A * etna, > Si My We will place just 200 of these Dinner Sets on sale ‘The loss was only ' J ‘ it this extraordinary low price. This offer can not X be matched by any other store in New York City, as Scarfs, 18x54 inches, at 92.90. ——— a fie a ae al we have exclusive control of this pattern. Open stock 85.00 Bureau or Buffet Scarfs, 18x72 inches, 92.95. cloth, with tucked and Cones ee baer: Newest shapes Howser black only; iD | 00 318 » ration je + a 1 in delicate pink rose spray design $ 85 ‘egular Value 95 there, pectel at 91.50, 92.00 and 5 y with foliage; each piece is gold ? | $15.00, at e ‘MFEON CRAWFORD 00, “The Free” - lined, also gold on handles and knobs Od) a Superb handsome Renaissance Table Cloths, 72inches in diameter; all have wide hand made lace edge with Sewing Machine Hair Dressing’ ° 5 insertion in centre of cloth; two exquisite designs. You can not imagine their beauty and richness until you ITH all of A $3 Chocolate ae theta, Owe of thie moat artznondinary values of this sala: . : Wri! a: 0 ia a Sets at 91.19 EEGGH GRLWEGHD GO RTT AV ARUN SORRMGTT Sa Demonstration = Te) a ¢ attachments, BIZ, Dining R Dor me . a On Wednesday from 10 A. M.to bP. M. with an un- et g Room Domes mH 7 inet 2 fe Tied par b | | e730 pln. omen, coma VFN cis be See Florida Oranges: A Great Sale! te Ry fhe Kei ci nat fe for Kas. at... § y i HE steamer has just brought in a shipment of 1,000 boxes of oranges te Efaded cides oige, A i « Miscellaneous np ; ’ ; direct from Florida's best groves—the finest fruit grown in America suran licy Fey yas Blown Tumblers ut this season——which is one of the best orange seasons in years. pasltst fire ec Ps ; bh cee eh ie ales it. TheseSpecial Low Prices for Wednesday Only DI age, . < " he sold for y aft Reawel % UF ive fait ced fase, hak Bes, 3.25 SE Box, Box, size at. 29S | site, ste, ‘ 2.75 } $1 Down a Pr ts Bo claas doz., 38¢ 1; doz, 28¢! Five doz., a hy, “and $1 $1 a Week Ghine, 16 ples i 1 oranges, swe vus and juicy as w the i a us flavor t! th the Free Sewing Macnine gives you all the modern se' hi ad . i } SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVES E'S FOREMOST STORE, Improvements and some tures that are exclusively our ow: Fires peak bv cuelualrey O0r 4 aA ; aa ae The World’s Best Groceries at pecial Prices rice, can give you. & Fourth Fleer. Mail and ‘Phone Orders Carefully Filled, Chelsea 2100. ¢ sisth Floor, Our Demonstrator will show sixth Floor ines and Liquors yore how sinsly 1 Wares, ‘ f ‘af rN Creamery Butter Meadow took Brand, «hu ‘Sc HE versione sew 9 Spec fal, ¢# urs I hes nd j KIS drum, 01.08; Dlu. printess.....s08 eee aiving Saeain oter7 pene Wish-Arm 310-98 Rats and‘ many other's - " ' AWE] rand ABe | Yellow Corn Meal — ae i portunity f2 aa valuable Brae rae i bu! é Salmou——Piik is 4 chine. . - men i teed for ten years, sup 5 Coffee—Frean fae eee alenmente || || otis Supers Bema. mate 87s, as Needles, oil, belts and attach- pieces art glass leaded by hand; Molasses Open ments for all makes can be ordered og eS Seatures 38 TOc; quart Jar. t our Sewing Machine Depart- tirely new; compl: ae, ting | Gh M: e pod bd stems, canopies and all ready for Fainting china.’ En Glass, ted with aren lige ater Ha PgR ss SR F SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUVE'S FOREM' STORE—SIXTH AVE., 12TH TO 20TH ST NEW YORK CLLY ian CUBaN Nati \ vf