The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1912, Page 11

$500 GFT MADE | TO EFFERSON — WEMORIAL 4 [aoe clean ‘Announced at the Annual Election of the Southern Society. « Gilt of 6500 was made to the fund for erection of @ Jefferson Memorial, to hich Joseph Pulitzer left $25,000, at the ual election of officers of the New jork Southern Society at the Waldorf The contribution was mad+ on behalf lety and the announcement by John Lynn, one of the of the Manhattan Club and eit was said that Mr. Lynn ie the Dnor, but when officers of the society 4 sked about this they would make ement. However, a check for ie 00 was given to Walter L. Me- > rkie, who was elected president of e society. UThe meeting was highly enthuslastic, hen the announcement of the nm to the Jefferson fund was Spund of cheers. Among those at the eeting were Albert T. Massey, Stew- Giboney, John B. Lowe, William J. Ker, Dr. Stewart Carr, Dr. Robert B. Myles and Dr. Willlam L. Polk, After the meeting sev 1 members the society discussed { sing the Mund which had been offi started mt the election. Half a dozen announced Bbeir ‘desire to contribut, but it was cided to bring up the matter ofMfci- @ly at the next meeting, when {t was/ f@id there would be many other con- Yibutions, ‘Other of'cers elected were: I, Bald R. Watson, Judge Isaac R. + Dr. Robert C. Myles and James 8. Meng. ‘SHOES *3 °3.50 °4 & e THE STANDARD FOR OVER 30. EARS ee “Oh, I Can’t You’ Trial Package Bent Free to Prove It. a Sy and handsomest showing of absolutely correct Millinery, and that our prices are at all times the lowest posside te _ and maintain that Thousands of people who hadn't reafly| enjo} for years have gi stom: Jease of life thr baited 4 . They promptly put an a ulency, heartburn, dizsiness, sick head- Mere It's Noes, and This Man Lunch, If Me’d Only yapepain Tablets w jache, dyspepsia, burn’ sensation, E de, it was met with round after |* disordered stomach, kind the stomach uses when it is health. aid digestion—they actually digest themselves. All the hard work Tablets act fust like Nat ‘FOR MEN er BOYS of them free by writi Tso Stuart Building, starehal W. L. DOUGLAS °5 eW. shoes a Dougtas spies.” If your feu cannot supply W. L. write We L. Douglas, Brockton, M: ‘Shoes Stores In New York: 853 Uroadway, cer. 14th St. 1695 Uresa means long wear and solid comfort. A host of other Couches, Easy and Sofa Beds of every kind. Pay $2 Monthly if more convenient. iat Us Opens ¢ Account “For You This couch is built on a solid oak frame, neatly carved. ‘The covering is of real leather, and the deep “diamond” tufting No Deposit 50c a Week Genuine Leather Couch, Chairs, Rockers, Davenports Collector sent if requested, Everything for Housekeeping Liberal Credit or . 0% Off for Cash Just as You Prefer Prices Marked in Plain Figures on Every Article Cowperthwait® Sons ESTABLISHED 1807 Park Row & Chatham Sq. 193 to 205 Park Row Also 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue, Cor. 121st St. Eat a a Thing!” ll Never Say So a alan er . exemplified in this Special Saturday Tablets Are the Secret. entation and other ills attendant upon sine etbaa ‘tnt ar componnd 4. 50 $ . Seep | aad *24-3 em. 7182 ad 1622 They are Nature's digestives, the same Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not merely aken off the stomach apd it gets a chance fo rest and recuperate. The undigested t formerly produced nauseating es thoroughly $24. 75 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MANSY 8, 1012. FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA AND MILLE. CANTA CANTARELLI, RESTAURANT. DAILY Saturday Sale of Millinery OUR Millinery supremacy is fittingly showing. We want all New York to know as heretofore— that we have by far the largest nae i) We Millinery excellence that has made this store Millincry buying headquarters for almost half a century. eh the ‘oem AN Mae Our Illustrations Will Give You An Idea of Two of Our Exclusive Models Dress Trimmed Hats at $12.00 Stiff Trimmed Hats at $5.98 it showroom—second floor—where you can sce all Adjoining our second floor room yeu will fed « has to show—you will see all new goods: the splendid gatheving of the cleverest and amartent tailored most beautiful gather of trimmed dress hats, many hats in America; sh fact, more styles ned better styles ions of French models at than you will fad in the combined showing of any other h a guarantee of style and quality— store. The czelusive style treatment of each creation ways goes with our bats. Others enhances its former valuc. Speciel Maturday show- at $15.00 to 920.00. ing at 95.98. _ Untrimmed Milan Hats at $1.98, | Neapolitan Hair Hats Seturday at $2.49 and $2.98 $1.48 and 79c A ee quality—the season's new shapes in and white. ‘als crawronn co,, autem yblack only. with arith black velvet flanges, plain edges. for Saturday only. A Most Remarkable Array of New—Rich—Imported Misses’ Spring Suits Sample Neckwear brash, In Three.Groups, Priced Specially for Saturday An Entirely New Model In The Russian Coatee Blouse Priced Special at $1.00 Orr present showing of this very popular Blouse is one of mest atanalve and well selected in New York City. We keep in advance of the season bp Be CA beta a soon as they appear and having a selection of the wanted effects at uler prices. A few of the new arrivals w 7 Second Fleer. Net and Cluny Coatee and Waist $5.98 dresey js in net and of Wadtinn ong ee fa veawe ale fel At % Price OVER 4,500 Handeoeng Samples from the mos! noted Plauen makers, repre- senting their entire season's of newest and most fashionable styles. A feast of rich Lace Neckwear, offering the most desirable shapes and styles, in the most in good the food fs thus favored laces of the season at pride half price. It in a or value-giving opportunity the woman who admires and ae fie desires beautiful Lace Neck- | | Macrame Lace Coatee wear. Many of the designs are \ very similar to real lace. Blouse ¢3.98 - CF Mate Moer. Three Great Lots Lot 1 Lot2 = Lots Values Values Values up to 81.00 up to 81.50 up to $2. 50 50c 79c *1:75 Large round back collars, pointed back collars, yokes and chemiseites, Cream macrame lace of heavy quality, made in tunic style. Can be worn over Voile and Shadow Lace Blouse $2.96 Excellent quality voile effectively Geogr in a with macrame lace and. eyelet embroidery high neck and elbew Allover Embroidery Coatee ‘wana $1.98 del of embroidery, trimmed with bands of hasd- dime clubs? ce. Duteh neck atyle A Wonderful Showing of New Lingerie Waists at. . . $1.98 st high or low neck styles in voiles, batistes apd fine fettadrea heed, in all the newest la s or embroidery effects. Alo a aumber of hundsowe Russian ( o:tee redueed. MIMON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUL'S POREMUST OTURS., To-morrow—A Very Special Sale of Men’s Fine $1.50 Shirts ! 95e Of a Well-Known Brand 3 for 92.78 Que of the greatest shirt events of the season, comprising two thousand 'rom Handsome Laces jog ratte 4 Irish lace, heavy; lacrame lace, rich Vanive ine Retousse lace and handsome embroidered lace. Misses’ Spring Suits at “34, 75 Attractive collection of distinctive models embracing all the new and beautiful effects 924,75 of ‘the smartest foreign styles. Various tailor-made styles, cut on the cohservative lines of the mannish cutaway; also extremely dressy models with 34 or full length sleeves, elaborately trimmed. Sizes 14 to 16 years; also adapted to the ‘smaller women, Value to $32.50. shirt manufacturer who only makes shirts for a Misses’ Suits. $18.75 Junior Spring Suits, $16. 50 regular $1.50 shirts made by a well known Smart Spring ann $1 nea of pet class garments; fa me reproductions, as 1 » $16. deni most few exclusive haberdashe: ors. Owing to a poe a ge og mst = oe los 4 made of wool serge and diagonals. The coat, a fash- ively. The youthful coat with belted ete order was cancelled, and rather manufacturer sold us the entire lot at cost of luction. | | However, he has forbidden us to use his fabel; con- sequently we have pat on a special label, covering the origiral one, but you'll easily recognise the the quality when when you ace them. © Meta Flees, ‘The materials and 1 patlerns are only such as you wede 61.0 shirts, an newly ‘ nade for tte Spring's a ical on wet Trice vie each or t jor Men's #2.00 Shirts at $1.35 ight front has large cut collar and ley ; rial ionable length, has all the smart collar and cuff effects, erlaid with bengaline in exquisite color com) nations; combined with bengaline silk or satin in contrasting shades; peau de cygne lined. All new skirt models; combined with small trimming buttons; attractive sizes 14 to 18 years. Value $22.50. skirt model. Sizes 13 to 17 years. Value 824.75. Misses’ & Junioe Spring Coote.#12. -75| Misses’ Afternoon Frocks, $16.50 Dmart dressy models of wool serge and novelty cloth, Juinty creations of changeable ¢ hiffon talfeta, mes- with various modish collar and trimming effects, Sizes saline. ewe with yoke und collar of shadow net, 13 to 16 years. Value $16.50. is most effectively draped with chiffoa or trimmed with macrame an Skirts with hate? *. iF Girls’ New Snoring Coats. special at Tunic folds or quilling, Bises'14 to 40 years. Value $5.00, $7.50 & $9.75 Misses’ Serge Dresses at $9.75 to$15 Girls’ Washable Dresses, sizcs 6 to 14 years, —_———————— Axel Ne Talored models of mannish serge and 95c, $1.95 & $2.95 two-tone diagonals, individual in style and atteactive Silk and ven shirts tm a hundvone assortment of new Spring patterns, Gitsinadt a vias Sern + in trimming. Include ed are the desired hal gre ivi Soft, French cults. Gigie’ Raglan Raincogts, sixes ik extremely smart, with trimming wud-made lace YeuTas VAIe BO oy Whe $5.00 and hraid. Sizes 14 and 16 yours, Men's 91.00 Silk Knitted Ties. 6Se ‘SON CRAWFORD Co, SIXTH AVENUE'S FOREMOST STORE, A large assortinent of fancy iin) - and a han range of new patterns im bias and cross stripes. Pure a lk. We Make a Leading Saturday Specialty , of Boys’ Regular $5 Suits Far-e_Pims $3.50 2a HE fact thet in conjunction ion with our other stores in C hicago and Boston we buy in immense SIMPEON CRAWFORD CO. SIXTH AVENUE'S FOREMOST BTORB Here's the Most Wonderful Purchase of Men's Silk Lined Suits and Top Coats}! We Have Ever Made—and That’s Saying a Great Deal WONDERFUL because it enables us to present bona fide $25.00 Silk Lined Suits and Coats at $15.50 right at the very beginning of t ¢ prices, let alone March, when top prices generally prevail. and Coats they are $25.00 Suits and Coats in the strictest sense of will say that they are the best $25.00 Suits and Coats you bave ever secn. The making alone cost 612.75, eo that will tell the story. and you know the made-to-order tailor docsn't pay any more than that. These Suits and Coat: ct reproduction ofhigh class custom tailo: are identical with | tities enables us to contzact with one of the leading boys’ clothing manufacturers of this country for nearly Wy his entire output of his regular 45.00 suits to sell at 43.50. Of course, Ve we sell them at a very narrow margin of profit, but we want mothers to x know that for valuc-giving this store cannot be surpassed, ¢7 Necond ‘The Suits arc of Norfolk er double-breasted styles, and are made of this Spring's newest tangy mixed cheviots, in tan, gray and sinte colors. Alb sizes lor boys from 7 to 17 years old. Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits, $4. 50 All pure wool, strong and hard twiste: d serges that arc durable yet very dressy. ‘They are dyed in a deep, and are absolutely fast color, Norfolk style, ages double-breasted style, ages 10 to 18; Russian style, ages 3 to 8; sailor style, ages 6 to 10 Boys’ Suits—Extra Pants, $5.50 Only two hundred of them; guaranteed strictly all wool fabrics, in new Spring gray, tan and brown shades, Norfolk or double. breasted atyles. Saturday 7 Boys’ New Spring Reefers, *4:0—'§.50 Price, OF blue serge, brown, gray wud rough weave fabrics, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE 'S re ae: MOST STORE GROCERIES The Suits—Blue serge, silk worsted, tweeds, cassimeres, cheviots and novelty effects, in a large variety of patterns of the very latest Spring colorings’ Ready for Your Inspection. The New Spring Stvles in grays, tans, browns, light blues; in stripes and the new designs, as well as plain jose, RE al bad it nai effects. FRESH CREAMERY ' t ' 7 tor the well | Si H eer Sh aa 4 The Top Coats -Snappy,' mart, strictly stylish Overcoats for the wel | Wr enr! oes 4 fom We dremed fait ut ku thi black, aray, Ow one) istures. Either sitk lined, or silk at Meadow Brouk For All Smartly Dressed Women H vosmarren: ib SIC ance when we aay Workmanship—Thete's 9 point of parti 4a ik and the Suits : ISQING: ‘our tailor couldn't make @ better Suit or Overcoat. XPRESSING every char pnd arape of the new Frare ih tach BACTIOAT lieing. ateictly ban | tailored, and proc! ‘aimed to Sprii ootwear styles, including the mos Sy strictly custom tailored too, displaying all those bigh class points that go to lar, on me mr . a! Rah morrow’ 4 make perfect tailoring. A jecond Floor. arte All sizes for men and young men. Every build—t‘all, short or regular. All $25.00 Silk Lined Suits ool Pap Coats, A special Saturday 915.50 In Our Young Men's Department White Nu-Buck Boots and Oxfords si R A vo LA T ED which will be the dominating siyle the coming season for dress UGAR sit ff and street wear, Also every other desired leather in black and tan, Eve: air guarantced to be absolutely A spe nt obtort has bee nn ce ater be stylisily y oung eee perfect fitting and catistactory in wear sare Lo tego > ore Se that havo @ snappy appearance, together with fabrics full of chasnctes Prices ‘2.50, 3.00, '3.50, 4.00 i in” HE HO, "12.75.1850 ath Floor. Ja co > —— <> —> >_> ae " unig CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE., 19TH TO 20TH ST., NEW YORK CITY