The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 10

nos ars i! AT FIRST PRIMARY; | POS Roosevelt Men Make Big Claims in Election That Looks Like a Record Breaker. OHTOAGO, April 9—There was a rush ite the polls to-day in the first State- }iwide primary that will make election ‘history in Iinots. The voters, worked fto a high tenston by an exceptionally exciting campaign, were out early. |) The day dawned beautifully and the forecast for the State was for fair weather, Scarcely had the frst voters hed their polling places when the eame out, and early in the day It) twas predicted that a record vote would me et. jection fe important nationally for | Twenty-first sireet) yesterday, | BOYS SAVE BRONX GIRL FROM DARING ASSAILANT. Mise Madeline Bachman, « pretty! | cloak modei, who lives with her parents S nt avenue, the Bronx, ving from shock and sore from brutses this morning as the result of her experience with @ highwayman, Who attacked her !n East One Hundred jand Seventy-seventh street last night. Aa Miss Bachman was walking home from West Farms subway atation about half past seven o'clock, man aetzed her sound the waist in a deserted part ot Me road where it rune through Hronx woods, Sho wrenched herself and struck her assailant tn tho with her handbag; but he grabbed again and dragged her down an embankment toward the woods, girl's screams were heard by two bo Schwarthoft and Rudolph | Fred . who live on Rosedale avenue, ind as they ran up the highwayman fed, Miss Bachman was treated for hysteria by Dr, .Gilette of Fordham Hospital, who took her home, ————_—__— Harey Dayton Dice Suddenty. Harry Dayton, who wae treasurer of the Ship News Association and for the last twenty-five years actively engaged in newspaper work in this city, died suddenly in his home, No. 23 West He cov- ered ship news for the Evening Journal. For a long time he had been in {ll ee HOW FAT AFFECTS THE LIVER Nest to the heart, ms there is no organ \ of the body more susceptible to an abnormal in jerrase of fatty tis- sue than the liver, ‘When the liver ‘action is impeded, allowing the ing foode to make more fat the fg Art Led symmetry. ie liver, ed with ex- cess fat, becories inactive, and, from core the nature of the organ uader- change. Constipation, head- Shes, biliousness and similar local dis- turbances of the system are not the least of the fat man or woman's troubies, for te rolls and layers of fat on | f oF Be dh All this the anal remedy is resorted to at once. Nothing ever discov. ered for the removal of int is ‘so elective as the famous Mai Preseri 4 However, from the same high aut came Marmola Prescription "Tablet, Foor rpg coke trengreed flor) harmless Prescription and® off more convenient means for to normal weight at wy rate of 10 to | GREENHUT-SIBGEL See Page 5 of This Newspaper for Details of Our Extraordinary ‘Spring Sales Now in Progress in Our MAIN BUILDING, Which Is Devoted Goods, THE BIG STORE BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE. J.BG COOPER ©. Ig™ AND I9™ STS. yoncy Goods, Wearing Apparel, Groceries, Etc. TWO BUILDINGS Sas Ow bole whe nine © Per Cent Collecting ave Green Tradin, itamps, WAtch Are Giten Free with, Purchases Made Here wa, Also. Bake | it easy for jou bit | ‘ nage a reenhut, Siegel, re A al . hers offer excellent ‘banking 4 per cent, per anmim gn money deposite Greatest Spring Home-Outfitting Sales Are Moving Alo New York’s Biggest, Besta JUST" RECEIVED We even THINK in terms of “MILLIONS” these days! So $15,000 worth Splendidly in Our GREENHUT BUILDING Most Magnificently Stocked Home- Outfitting Organization $15,000 Worth of Rich, Resplendent| on saLe ‘Cut Glass to Sell for $10, 000 WEDNESDAY Some are cut in va prismatic patterns that flash and scintillate in rainbow hues, like resplendent gems. 3 Others in delicate traceries, that suggest ‘Crystal Lace,” with threads like spun glass! Still others (the radiant ‘‘Papillion”) in graceful flowers and butter- flies, which seem to have been transfigured by the gem of the frost! We cannot TOO STRONGLY state that EVERY piece offered is of FAULT- Over TWO SCORE diaphanous alcoves, and as many mirror-rimmed tables, LESS CUT and POLISH, on clear, FLAWLESS, PURE CRYSTAL—NO “DIS- will be clustered deep with exquisite, NEW shapes and sparkling cuttings. CARDED PATTERNS"—-all our sterling, standard styles! TOMORROW THE DAY to Lay in YOUR Supply of Cut Glass and SAVE 33 CENTS ON EVERY BOLLAR YOU SPEND! $10 Rich Cut Glass Water Sets, Tomorrow, at *7.A5 As illustrated; 4-pint jug, with deep, gem-like “pin- wheel” cutting, and six matched.tumblers. Complete with 14-inch “star’’-cut re- ‘me eeason that ft ts the first time @| health, Mr. Dayton was born tn Au {preferential vote has been cast for Pres- burn, N. Y., and at ons time owned a Ndent. Preference wii be shown only | 2 ere. He leaves a widow. _among the Republicans and Democrats . { The names of President Taft, Theo “Gore Roosevelt and Robert M. La Fol- ‘Mette appear on the Republican ballot, ‘and those of Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson on the Democratic. All havo ither made personal campaigns in the \fotate or have had representatives mak- ‘ing them, since the Legisiature { {session ten daye ago made It po ‘for the preferential Presidency vo' [be held. | Republicans, Democrats, Socialists and |Prohibitionists will nominate by direct complete State, Congredelone!, logis- e and county tickets. A orefcrential vote is also deing taken ‘or United States Senator among the ‘Republicans and Democrats, Four ‘names appear on the Republican ballot jand only one on the Democratic. ‘In Chicago women ere interested tn ithe primary, an arrangement having of cut glass must be SEEN to understand the HUNDREDS upon HUNDREDS of radiant pieces it really represents! And the sight, tomorrow, will be one that will make you FAIRLY CATCH YOUR BREATH! KNABE WAREROOMS 20 Splendid New PIANOS Of Reliable Make in Fancy Mahogany and Oak bec to sell from $250 to $825 will be sold (regardless of their pet Oy Sales pl ofatnal” felling Tice) = rubber easel. MF ORL $190 $3.95 Rich Cut Glass TO-MORRO $5 Down and $5 Monthly Celery Trays, To- morrow, at Ry portsTo- 98c As illustrat- ed; in radi- ant, well-cov- ered “P wheel” Full 8- , inch gran As illustrated; 8-inch bay 4 In the vicinity of Cairo voters were making their way to polls in many in- jetances in boats. In other parte of the {flooded districts voters experienced much: HWmoonventence in reaching the voting jboothe. 1 Tne polls opened at 6 o'clock and will ns etal ogy Marrodlg eg AO + rant Managers of aspii fn Rich Cut Glass Tumblers, to- on yy each Res " lendent cutting on grace- ful ‘Bell-shaped’ crystal. In this sale, tomorrow. Other Rich Cut Glass Specials in This Sale, Tomorrow: $2.50 8-Inch Salad Bowle—at.. .$1.49/98c Handled Nappies— 69¢ | $3.95 Celery Trays—-at. le—at... 1.95 Lae] Spoon ese! J 3.95 Water Jugs—ai PLAYER. PIANOS This is not a $390 Player-Piano, but one made to sell for a much ‘ter amount. ‘Due to the lar; rs we place annu: we are enabled to offer these strictly high grade Player-Pianos at this price. Their ee is of the most modern improved t 8.25 8-inch Fern Dishes—at... 5: . | 6.95 9.75 Ice Cream Trays- orm President. ptinbe oT (HEAVEN NOT FOR HIM IF POLITICIANS GO THERE. imorrisville (Pa.) People Want to! + Remove Headstone Over Samuel ‘ McCracken’s Grave. Po 32.60 Sugar and Cream Sete—at 1.69) 6.25 Round J and Cream Sets—at 2.65 8.50 Oval Orange Bowls —at. . 6.! 10.76 Rose Bowls, with reflector if or 4 75 Tall Claret Jugs—at.. 95 Punch Bowl ( ‘comport baseya is if 75 Punch Bowl~at. + 7.96 21.00 Punch Bowl—at. 45.00 Punch Bowl—at. New “boat” shape, in rich, resplendent “cl ysanthe- mum” cutting, as illustrated. aS a 2 b ae 3 (GREBNHUT Building, Special Prices, Tomorrow, on Furniture for All Over the House Yes, and Even on Mattresses, Pillows and Springs Thi cials will range through HUNDREDS upon HUNDREDS of styles and prices. So that the MOST we can ing 88-note music and ém! do here, is 16 mention a SPECIMEN VALUE from each section. Wee newest Gaviens foe 6 control of time aed expression, Music , $11 Oak Piece Parlor Suite— Dining Tables—solid $85 Three-’ oak; round ten inches in mahogany-finished frames, Rolls free with special wns diameter; five-foot extension; highly polished; sofa, arm- library privile; TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE curved chair and arm-rocker, covered MORROW O to $ AB Are Fully Guaranteed with green or red fells plush ; tomorrow, at.. Liberel Allowance fer Old Pianos Taken inExchange COMPLETE LINE OF COLUMBIA Jo Lace Curtains Also Portieres and Couch Covers $3.75 Rich Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains—new designs fs either white or arabe; morrow, at {residents of Morrisville, Pa., just across {the Delaware from here, are making all {possible efforts to have removed from ‘the ol town cemetery the headstone ‘over the grave of Samusl AicCracken, ence a wealthy ‘resident, because it bears this inscription: In Memory of SAMUEL M'CRACKEN, a¢ Who Died Aprfi 18, 1863. * If leading politicians and priests idc, new tapestry Tam bound ; fornecrow a *$495 $5.50 Hi dsome Trish Point Lace Curtains—graceful floral borders and all-over center- $ motifs ; tomorrow, a pair 3.90 ed tagaatd Seneh Covers — Stripe - effects; fringed edges; tomorrow,a pale, i 98- Awnings, Sli Covers an Window Shades Ask for samples and esti: )W—so that we can have this work finished betimes, and put into place when you want it— Hint SeUASY eae R DI = POINTMENT. HORE (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) $20 Fireside Chairs—full, deep seats; low arms; comfortable backs with side extensions, covered with Imperial velour in new colorings; to- 15 morrow, at p27 Oak Buffete— } ager ih od win Tne, lewiseirer; drawer two MoCrack erat best constructio1 ane wifes ‘The headstone 1s fike that Hones; 0 fever his grave in appearance, but the stusoription reade: | In Memory of, \ PHOEBE, |. ~ j Wie of Samuel Mocracken, Who Died. March 30,~ 1860, | ane Gled a firm deliever-ia Christ, Her Sawour, . Tt Mas deen found that, Me ken, ipetore fhe committed suicide, made a payed ‘with the Cemetery Association the effect that the shaft over his grave hee—oak frames; full Poydit eK Batiertie construction; therette; 1950 $84 Circassian Walnut Chiffon- fer—matches the walnut dresser; four large drawers, with _sweet-smelli two email ones, trimmed with - cedar; base 42 inches long, 2. BH} wooden knobs; large, French- inches deep; to- 9150 plate, bevelled 19.50 morrow, at mirror; Aaa ‘Tron Bedstead includes 3-ft. enameled Pease! on sae 3: a-fe. sores $30 Leather Couches—fine oak frames, IN fen spiing construction; patent buttons; be: it GENUINE hi ring $4 tomorrow, at $20 South American Hair Mat- tresses—OUR OWN MAKE; covered with an excellent grade of ticking; finely stitched and tuted; tomorrow, at..... * #16 $14 “Greenhut-Special” Felt Mattresses—elastic-felt, fine- ly stitched and tufted; rolled- edge, covered with special, striped ticking; tomor- 10 row, at. $35 Circassian Walnut Y —full swell-front top-draw- ers; large lower-drawers; fin- TALKING MACHINES&RECORDS ywithout the association's co.isen! jin the ged i ge-age rgy part feemetery, close to the gray re, ‘Bache, greatgrandson of njamin Franklin, and the graves of war heroes and statesmen. During his lUfetime McCrackan pos- geteed great wealth and owned ‘a*large Portion of Morrisvitie, He was born in = and from boyhood manifested a dis- pe for religion aid politics. Knabe Warerooms » Sth Ave. Cor. oth St. $12 Box Springs—tor brass or iron bedsteads; upholstered with best . steel springs, covered with YOUR choice of fine tickings; § tomorrow, at 8. 15 SPECIAL—] beds! rien! 3-ft. hegvy woven wire ort pope covered vith good quality tic! morrow, for. (GREENHUT Bullding, Second and Third Floors.) Rae Great sadeor Leefrigerators A number ba Wile) refrigerators are WHITE-“PORCELOID”-lined. Mi Otherach isa SCI SCIENTIFICALLY CONSTRUCTED REFRIGERATOR—not an ice-box. The Worker’s Alphabet : : A Better Cleanser than CN Sap and Water / @ Of course you are going to clean your house la : 2 * All exteriors are of ge all have inner walls, removabl S Pines one Gd! lateeh, sanitary innovation, whesebintiaeters ese eight styles and sizes have been selected b nS EMINENT in—ECONOMY OF ICE. Cee ee er ee $11 “Lift-Cover” Refrigerator—white lining; 40 inches high; ice capacity 80 Ibe. ; at $14.25 “LAft-Cover” Refrigerator—white enamel waa V1 lining; 44 inches high ; ice capacity, 70 Ibs. ; at.. ~~ | $22.75 “Side-tcer” Re fri gerator—white enamel lining; 44 inches high; ice capacity, 80 Ibs. ; 1950 52 Inches | m. Ice $36.25 “Side-Icer” Refrigerator—white lin- Capacity ing; 50 inches high; ice capacity, 180 Ibs. ; at 531.50 90 pou nd 8, $13.50 “Apartment House” Refrigerator — metal lining; 50 inches high; ice capacity, 60 Ibs. ; $17.25 Apartment House Style, |f; at | this month, j : Then why not do the work right? Youcan | make everything /ook clean just with soap-suds, q But soap never will make the place actually | , free from grease and grime. It leaves deposits in cracks and crevices and often farms a scum that attracts more dirt.. So don’t use soap. 4 UseCN. It's the greatest dirt | Your comfort and the health chaser you can find. Put only of yourself and family depends so two tablespoonfuls largely on perfect of it into a pai’ of cleanliness, that ‘water and “get ye should always | busy.” It reaches ave a bottle of everywhere, clears CN ready for use. away the dirt, kills Ask your druggist the germs, drives SINFECTANT for “The Yellow out odors and aad the house | Package with the Gable Tope iD sweet and clean. 0c, 28c. SOc, $1.00 WEST DISINFECTING COMPANY, NEW YORK. $32.25 “Side-Icer” Refrigerator—white enamel! s ning; 48 inches high; ice besa ti 1301bs.; at... Timely Sale of Stoves That Require No Coal Two - Burner Blue - Flame|Two-Burner ‘ Perfection” Oil Cooker—gives intense Rae Fleme Oll Heater; heat; cabinet § Ased! Ree Come and Listen to Miss Grauel! Those who were here yesterday at Miss Grauel’s Domestic Talks will need no second invitation to repeat their visit. Each ae new feature will be taken up, illustrating some new way of preparing de- lectable dishes with a minimum of worry and expense. Come and i how to cook with paper bags. ve “Painters Wanted” | Ads. Was Printed In’ Last “Sunday's World, More To-day and Every Vay.’ The World Prints About DOUBLE the Number of “Help Wanted” Ads, Publi in, ALL the 6 OTHER New ingeand Sunday Newspapers | WORLD ADS. FORV.ARIETY— y CIRCULATION | RBaST tie sane, vit full nickel 7.751" CROWDED OUT!—Special Economies in Garden Implements and Accessories ! (GREENHUT Bullding, Main Pioor end Basement.) uble 20¢ Green Tratling Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 o’Clo ola pte at