The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1912, Page 11

> WCOURTBYERL SEH OME Nine-Year-Old Child, Dressed Like Rich Doll, Clings to Chosen ‘‘Papa.” clfaic to Serve ception. at 2 o'clock. At the conclusion of \ Because Magiatrate Appleton, in the Moriesania Court, to-day declined to act in the role of King Solomon, little nine- year old Theresa Mary Geraghty will Femain with her foster parents until the Justices of the Suprame Court decide whether she is to go baok to her mother OF, as he wishes, she ie to remain with the childless couple who raised her. ‘Mra, Mary O'Hare, of No, 2 East One Muntred and Thirty-ninth strect, Bronz, wae the complainant against ‘Caries Coords, a wealthy blackemith Forty-ninth street. ‘Tre néw Polyclinic Hospital during, Apr!l. —$_.___ MUSICALE AT WALDORF TO AIO NEW HOSPITAL) ster One Week Resinol Women's Auxiliary of the Poly- The Woman's Auxiliary Board of the New York Polyclinic Hospital will hold a mi-careme benefit card party at the Waldorf-Astoria to-morrow afternoon members and their friends will be en- tertained by vocal selections by Mr. Edward V. Farley and Mr, Doblin. Miss Florence Traub will give a plano proceeds will be devoted to the eth street, whioh is now being com- pleted, and which will be opened, with ‘an ambulance and emergency service, eT. erage ACRITELLI EFT ONLY $100. ‘ vosROUGH AND RED FACE NOW SMOOTH GIMBELS The New Paris Modes Were Introduced to America at “LA PROMENADE DES TOILETTES” Which Has Entered a New Record In the History of Fashions When the Promenade begins two score beautiful women enter the French drawing-room, then they walk along trellised garden walks, through the Piano Salon and the Tea Room, so that you may see the gowns without the aid of a glass. They then appear ane in other beauliful models for we have brought all the new modes of Paris for this display. e mention this so that vou may be conversant with this unique presentation if you have not already visited it. We want you to come and see this display, because it is for the New York Public and those who are visit- ing this city that we have brought the finest modes Effected the Change f Cc don, Me., was almost d tion by the disease which s face to appear rough and red. | Wishing, naturajly, to appear attrac: | tive, she tried ev@ything. Nothing did much good until she tried Resinol. Here is what sh 8: “Before usin, the game the remedies I was troubled with @ skin disease which cat my face to become very rough and red at times. After using Resinol | Soap and Ointment one week I could notice great improvement and by the | me I had used one cake of the Soap and one jar of the Ointment i hee perfectly smooth and (pte ily recommend the inol prey for all skin diseases." ce Resinol Ointment is the greatest rem- edy for skin diseases known to modern science, Its marvellous curative proper- ties in | nding cases of aggravated pimples, etc., . ates ay Salar “ate nol Ointment is good for almost every forin of eruptive skin disease. It in West Fifti- Of Noy 9008 Webster avenue, whom she|Former Coroner's Widow Says) instantly relieves irritati i charged with withholding her chiid. “Hetate” May Be Less. mation. Eceems, tet “sf Pe from A (O'Hare, in tcare and almost | irs, Lillian Acritell of No. #72 Ninety-| FINK worm, barber's ite Paquin Callot Worth : Doucet who, wprked for Coords, died, she was|March 3 inthe Brooklyn Eye and Bar|; VM Re rh eer aul Potre : lartial et Arman gnes } left with three children. ‘The Coords , conjunction with it will be found high When La Promenade is presented tomorrow and the couple ‘aeked for little Theresa, in Brooklyn to-day for “I knew they could give her a g00d home,", sobbed Mrs, O'Hare, “so I pers mitted them to take her. But I didn’t sive my girl to them; I only let them heF until I could care for her. couldn't give my daughter away like thet, Judge. Now { have married John O'Hare, « dlacksmith, who works for 4, Mr. Qoords, too, end Mr. and Mra. . Coons won't give my little Theresa back, though my husband will care for her.” “Thie is a case for the Supreme Court,” said Magistrate Appleton. “I ‘have no jurisdiction.” Ag sho left court Mra, O'Hare ap- proached her daughter, who was sit- f Ing at the side of Mrs. Coords. The Pretty little girl, dressed in the finest of lages and looking like a big D1 den dg}, ebrank from her mother. “What's the matter with you, The resa?’ called Mre. O'Hare. “Céme to yur mother, girl.” Instead the child dashed for Coords, cBught the big blacksmith about the legs and clung tightly to him “Doe’t let. thom take me away from i you,” ‘she wailed. with yeu.” “They have poisoned my child’e mind | th against me,” shrieked Mrs. O'Hare, ond rushed again for the girl She was eald less than $100, Aoritel! Marshal Birthday. Witt Cure You in “Got the grip; than alt the drugs under Hage the worst case inside o! free any druggi only the genuine virgi you can identify by the ‘I want to stay label. Put up in this restrained by court officers and led from the court. Coords declared the mother had given. the chil4 to him end that shel ° had a! good home. “I jove her and ao 1! ' mily for months to ministration for his estat who was a Deputy State Fire ied after injuries recetved in a fall fyom @ berth in @ Pullman car while om his way to Albany on Lincoln's GOT THE GRIP? Here Is a Simple Home Remedy that 2” Wt's fa but very misereble, neverthel epidemic. tion that is working more cures can mix it at home for yourself, A tea- ful every four hours will break up if hairy Viel rp oil in get the ingredient, Be careful to secure oil of pine, which carton bearing the name of the Chemical Company, of Cinci: ial properties of the virgin oil of pine are absolutely preserved and the effective. of the medicine is assured. There will be quite alittle of the med- icine left over after your grippe has been cured. This will serve ag the most effect- ugh did wold remedy for the whole me. beneficial, Sold for@5cacake. Resinol Ointment comes in two sizes, 0c and $1.00. All druggists sell the Resinol Preparations, or you can make a {rec trial by writing Resinol Chemical following days, between the hours of 10.80 A. M. and 12.30 P. M., and from 2.30 to 4.30 P. M., we shail also exhibit the new modes in Girls’ and Young Women's Apparel Eighth Floor Women’s French Kid Gloves Unusual At $1.25 a Pair You can be the judge of that yourself, when you see the fine, soft skins, the excelient stitching and fine finish, the handsome embroidery on the back. sy a Hurry Here is a ae | We imported them ourselves from France, almost a the sun. You 7.50“ _* 100/f) thousand pairs of them, and by pricing them closely, WaITE tito, |§| are abie to offer them to women who need new Gloves $400! A WEEK to wear with their Spring tailored suits, at $1.25 a pair, t ounces of pure for Gloves that would ordinarily cost $2. Two-clasp, over-seam sewn, in white, black, tan, slate, mode and champagne. Main Floor 1d wooden Leach innati, on form the essen- Styles for Spring in Women’s Knit Underwear From the best knitting mills in Switzerland, which produce those delightfully fitting and elastic Swiss, ribbed undergarments that women like so well, from the French makers of exquisite silk underwear, and BET. VE 19" 120" The Numbers Are Growing Less Day _ Yet There Is Excellent Choosing _ Instead of $12.50 to $25 and overcoat i came under the ‘warm season— been paying $20 to $25 for. Broadway, comer of Eighth Street; New This morning we presented ' Men's Spring and Su 75c, 85c and 95c Tho selling will continue tomorrow, All are neglige shirts, | meat stripes on white grounds, Men’s Suits and Overcoats $8.75 or $11.50 This offering embraces every fancy suit the NEW STORE that | eading of winter or medium weight. In the latter classification are suits such as many mep wear throughout the Warranted Wanamaker Garments. An especially attractive assemblage of BLUE SERGE SUITS at $11.50. Medium weights. Just such clothes as men have ‘Shirts of $1 to $3 grade, at 65c,|, coat style with|patent leather, lace and starched cuffe—nine-tenths of them in| button shoes of good style, On Gubway floor, Old Building, Broadway front, . JOHN. WANAM our own fine American mils, we have gathered this splendid stock of the Knit Underwear, in Spring and Summer weights, that more women are asking for daily. _ From the simplest Cotton Underwear at 26¢, there is a remarkable range of qualities and styles, up to the finest Silk Union Suit at $14. But every garment is moderately priced. ‘There are several styles, for instance, of the Bodice or Opera Suits, the upper part with draw-string instead of straps, to be worn with low-necked een ee blouses. The Suits have tight or umbrella drawers, and are an 00, 4 Imported Lisle Thread Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, drawers or a low-neck crocheted yoke and tight drawers, at Fea tel uabrelia Many styles of Lisle Vests, with plain or hand-crocheted yokes, in requite and extra sizes, at 60ceach. Finer quality, at 76c, id Lisle Thread Union Suits, with handotoeteted yokes and lace-trimmed drawers, at 75c. Children’s Underwear From avery comprehensive stock, we mention just two groups: _ Medium-weight Cotton Siiirts and Drawers at 90¢ each, for 2-yearsize, rising 66 on every two sizes larger. ‘i sana) Shildren’s Medium-weight Cotton Union Suits, high neck, knee length, 75¢ each; misses’ sizes, 860, He ecirt sleeves, You'll Never Miss the Notions Till the Sale Runs By Then, when you're in the throes of Spring dressmaking or can’t find your buttonhook, or are packing your trunk to go away for the Summer, you will probably be sorry that you didn’t lay in a generous supply of these splendid Gimbel Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies, while the low March Sale prices were in Notice, { le, this half d ‘otice, for example, this half dozen of top-liners, nothing of the goodly list that follows them: , Gimbels “Melba” ment Dress Sh kimono sleeve waists, adjusted, 2c pair. by Day, at to say 26c for two pairs Gimbel “Perfection” Dress Shields, made by a famous manufac- turer of dress shields and guaranteed impervious. 18¢ for twelve 2c spools of O. N. 'T. Darning Cotton. 15¢c pair for Gimbel “Em- pines, Japansto Silk Dress ields, 46c for dozen pie Best Sewing Cotton, all sizesfrom 8 to 200, black and white, regularly 55¢ dozen. Bullding, 11,400|600 Men may have mmer good Shoes at $1.50 a pair ecause of a regrouping of emall lots and odd pairs of shoes, none of which are worth less than $3 a pair. Dull black calfskin and 6c for 10-yd. roll of Eng- lish Twill ‘Tape, \ to Lin, Other Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies 70¢ for Box Warren's: Chicago” 16c for 25c Cord 8! ing Bags. Silk, Featherbone, 26c for three pairs “Velvet Grip” 120 for, Age Pees 40 yards Best | Hose Supporters. Quality Taffeta Sil jinding. 7 1 ‘ (is Aba or large Bpoolof Dressmakers’ tae a? Weenie Rami lent Sewing Silk. re. 100 for three e Spools—600 yards | 1,000 4nd 76e for Kleinert's Sanitary greg ' thon Bo ards “Queen” ree 25c, 60c and 76c for pure Rubber mneesile Chiler Sagas, “Wf | Bath Caps for shower protection, 10c for four Net Washable Collar | _ 10¢ for three bccards Gimbels “Sa- voy" Safety Pins. Foundations. 10c for three 6¢ rolls, silk covered, 60c for six 15¢ Gimbels Imported All sizes in the group. Bonnet. Wire. Natural Hair Nets, correct size. | Broadway, corner Eighth street, 16c for two 10c boxes “Nugget” 16c¢ for two 10c boxes Assorted Main floor. Shoe Paste, : Wire Hairpins, 6c for bunch 6 pairs Mohair Tu- 16¢ for two 10c balls C. B, French ¢ bular Shoe Laces, Darning Cotton, 160 for bottle‘'Colorite” Straw Dye ‘260 for three pairs Gimbels Duchess R 160 for 26¢ Polishing Outfit... | Tress Shields. ap a4 two 10¢ Folding Ni ane La ane be Papers, Milward’s to Tenth St, ene to *, ‘. : EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1912. 7: —————— ‘ The No-Charge Trimming Service Is a Unique Feature of This, the Most Complete Millinery Store in New York This is a Style Service—not a mere courtesy extended to you for the fastening on of a bow of ribbon. However, if your choice is a roll-brim sailor, and you wish it trimmed just with silk, ribbon or a stick-up feather, our will gladly serve you, as the extent of your not, so long as you select a Hat its in our one Noch e Service is f accepted by those o-Charge requen: who purchase some of our most Panu trees and finest im Hats-—because every woman is anxious to economize. n making this announcement wel to emphasize that this Service is rendered by skilled mflliners, who are as eager to please you and to comply with your wishes as they are to trim your hat in the latest style. 434 Imported Untrimmed Hats Have Just Arrived to Sell at $1.50 to $6.50 Roll-brim Sailors, in a variety of smart styles, and-close- ~ #2 fitting Turbans, that are ever so chic—in silk straw, delet Tagal hemp and Leghorn. ‘The color-tones that in S34 4 are Included--white-and-gold, sand-and-white, a and-blue, prune-and-white, primrose-and-white, b! ey (i white, white-and-black, brown, navy, solid black, salid "36s Soe are ree Co Imported Fancy Feathers, 25c, a Sas Stick-ups, MP the jauntiest of i Baby besides motifs in artistic designs. Solid white, also aed white with Empire, primrose, blueand other colors. Main and Third Fleers 2000 House Dresses from a Celebrated Maker Will Occupy Cross Aisle, Main Floor, Tomorrow Th Well-Made Dresses Will Be Sold at $1.50, $2, $2.25, $3 and $3.75 ‘ While these dresses reflect the new style tenden- cies they may befittingly called practical. However, they are modest enough to wear out of doors, in town or country, this Summer. We are not tful in saying that_these are the best Dresses of their kind — being te well-known *—— Make”—although we must refrain from men- tioning the name of these Dresses, nearly eve woman will know what it is, when we say that eac! seam and hem and every detail is as carefully finished as the home dressmaker would have them, that materials are the best possible quality and that designs and colorings are conservative, and that all the Dresses were carefully ironed and folded before they were permitted to leave the hygienic and Ad v9 shiny factory-in which they were made. “TA One style, at $2.25, fastens all the way down the front—this means that the skirt as well as the waist may be opened for laundering. You may select it in either black-and-white striped percale, or cadet blue with white pencil-stripe gingham. 4 Some of the Dresses are trimmed with pipings of contrasting colors, others with touches of embroidery nearly all of them have the new set-in sleeves. As these Dresses are in demi-tailored styles they are of either percale or gingham—and there are eight styles. B Fea ery seldom do we give an entire aisle over to a! event, but the magnitude and the importance of this sale warrants our doing so. Rear Cross Aisle, Main Fi. —— PRL is E $2.35 $8.76 Famous “Alaska” Refrigerators At Savings of 15 to 50 Per Cent. In the March Sale ot Housewares No better instance needed by the housewife of the way in which the March Housewares Sale provides for her very best of everything, in the way of Housefurnishings, at pleasant aa than this offering of two carloads of “‘Alc:.ska” Réfrigerators, which are known from coast to as being as perfect Refrigerators as it is possible to make. . We oifer them.) sivv ings ranging from 60 per cent. on the finest qualities, to 16 per cent, on the most inexpensive styles; from the super! Opal Refrigerator, nicke] trimmed and lined, at $86, from $120, which we illustrate, to the little Sia lined 179s Bt 96.26, All are made by Alaska Manufacturing Co. and bear the “Alaska” trade mark. are opal, porcelain and white enamel-lined Reprigne sina) charcoal-lined with removable and trimmings of nickel or brass. They are ce! jebrated for their small consumption of ice proportion to the cold storage service they give. Now, with Spring and Summer approaching, and new apartments or suburban or country homes to be fitted up, this offering is Aeage: attractive, A Tipe ite Joo Regular Belling Aparion t Ico Regular Sefting partment. Lining eight Capacity Price Voge en! Lining Meght Capacity Price i Ouse Porcelain 64 in, 5 ibs. $36 $37 House Zine 5Uin, 66 ibe. $12.76 “ 6B in, 110 lbs. $40 $30 4 “" 64in. 85 lbs. $16 “ “ — 6Lin. 160 lbs. $45 $36 bd Enamel 60in. 65 lbs. $14.76 16 “ Opal 5Bin, 86|bs. $45 $96 “ “Bein. 86 lbs. $19 “ ; SLin. 120 Ibe. $50 0 “ “BB in. 100 Ibs, H “ “ in. 8. $60 ; “ Opal,in &outside52 in, 100 lbs. $120 986 | AlsoSomeSample Refrigerators Much Reduced at Side Icer ' Porcelain 50 in. 130 lbs. $66 945 é Porcelain 52 in. 60 Ibs, { " “BB in, 1601bs. $60 $60 “ Enamel 60 in. 60 lbs. $19 H “ Enamel 44in. 75 1bs. §26 — §19.60 « “Shin. 70 Ibe, “ i 46in, 95 lbs. $30 $22 “ Galvanized 64 in. 70 Ibs. Ss “ * — 49in, 1801bs. $82.50 924 “ “BG in. 100 Ibs. $28.60 Top Lift Zine 88in. 83lbs, $7.25 $6.26 “ “70 in. 150 Ibs. $84.60 @ “alin, 46 lbs, $9.75 $8 “ Opal 60in. 75 lbs. $50 80 “ “ 48in. 65 lbs. $12' $10 “ + Bin. 90 lbs. $65 “ “ — 45in. 75 lbs. $14.50 $12 “ “65 in. 210 Ibs. “ Enamel 38 in. 35 lbs. $8.25 §7.60 “ Porcelain 56 in. 126 Ibs. $47.50 “ “alin, 45 Ibs. $11 $9 Ke “68 in, 276 Ibs. $72.60 “ “ — 43in, 55 tbs. $14.50 $11.60 | Side Teer “ 48in. 125 Ibs. “ “45 in. 76 1bs. $16.75 $14.60 4 “ 46in. 125 1bs. $40 Special for Thursday Selling Bestine Scouring Powder, 10 Cans for 20c