The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1912, Page 9

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1919, plain « polished, engraved and Roman finish. They are good value at $7.80. Special at 84.50. x ima ' 1 MLLE, ANIOINETTE CANTARELLI AND FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA IN OUR RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR DNIOMSEALATN” | WALLSTREET [EB SST ste eee Orta arog (O [0750 secret Lock 4 3) IS AGAIN A BRIDE ae BR Sag | Gold Bracelets... He 4 7] Hide vert eet crite ie + Advance, — Dectine, C] 75 of these beautiful 10-kt. solid gold Bracelets, - BUT NOT WITH HUBBY? |ssaest.oxats:, cnn rect | ACTIVE, SECURITIES. UXTH AVE.1977020" FSTREET. a paki "apes Ocal piel ans Avorago of one point above the closing} Cojted Siam Steel, 78,000 shares; Reading ‘oars Sonal level of yesterday, a . ante shares; Union Pacific, 23,000 shares: Coy. | jummer Delivery Service to the Seaside . Sie! vas ih. TeMMATy goed Aaa, her, 12,400 hares and Lohigh Valleys 1,000 and Other Resorts Is Now in Operation. In New York's Shopping Center * advancing over 70. Union Pacifi are, hs Secret Wedding After Engage-| {tana hotaina non acite crossed sa Was “HASTE Ra SAU aha hat TEN my co. remainder of the market reflected the ia Bay Het Stele, ment Was Told—She Said to streasth of the leaders with fractional ‘ end conference day be- FP Be Here, Husband in West, |ctiniltv" temn 1 tmaate we] itn at ine aancanen eel 1 Another Sensational Silk Dress Sale semained strong. Rew wage scale demanded by the local A ' Sinehs atcont)aaational etreneth tn] fuaica Protective, Union, and. Ws. 850 Beautiful New To Sell at { CINCINNATI, June %.—Whilo the en-| prders appeared ter wee mestien, Kerngood, president of the Union, Mr. 4 2 jement of Ida Adams Gallatin, &-|Copper and Union Pacific an | Kerngood announced that he th Mo $ $ PF Vorcod wife of Jack Gallatin and) #ues bettered their Initial prices by over| the differences between the man ° 4 ~ e point. Th rs 4 and musicians would be settled ; Bauer of A Adama former pokey yey nee data ih. Dresses, Newest Fabrics, > ‘ork, to Franc vin! the best o Ve » St Aederoon, member of the weaishy tam | en from ‘rations tn: ptt savancee Newest Styles e gf My-nere, was announced in March last, |ery share enjoying some amount of ge Md ” {t Was not until to-day that it was | #ain. | nm_sale on the Thi loor an asement Store | " By iyi geil age The Cloning Prices, It scems as if all the si pusiness in New York was coming *. / Th . \ formed that the wedding took place in| yarklsn) ithe, lowest, and, law netore of IS AFFECTED | toward this store. " ” ein W wi N Lauleville, Ky., following the seoret is- | ferlsy's final Cures are ae follows: Net And opportunities naturally go to those who can take care of them. " 4 g@uance of a marriage license there May | kan chy | Hi by President Reynolds, County Clerk | 4% ge BN f§ Manufacturers turn toward us because we have the et out- (is: $] 50—2 Coat Blouses. $ of Jefferson County, Ky., but not made | } OM i let in New York. Their competition is so keen that we do better e & Matter of record. It Is stated that | 4™ y ‘ every time we buy. With a0 much offered us we can afford to A Coll ii . Ber, A >. Laitehfield performed the | § ay ¢ é woe whe Bao Pealam and appre pick and bliboae. Ollection of Those New and remony there immediately following fh ate how quickly it eradicates all skin we the Issuarice of the license, although no | A@ Svea f: i ; Thi Lot f D sses Charming Coat Blouses for fetorn han been made,” F WHR: 8 [ue it now and during the heated term, 1S (¢} re Misses and Young Girls ee + Who has also been through | 4 9 i%|when rashes, pimples, itching spots, ii fhe Aivorce court, Is the son of Mrs.W HBR tS | mosquito Bites, suabura, ete. are certain Is the Best Yet! a bons pk \ereted to fall into the song slang of the 'P. of No, Grandin Roa¢ " : pari Biss Matier of Brooklyn, filed suit for ink $i ls few applications will suffice to In them milady will promenade the boardwalk with the assurance that she is § ul cooler, ¢ jaintier and more servi e ble blo divorce in December, Ii, alleging non- 1g, {14 [pose of common skin troubles.” 1 properly gowned. . ff | for young girls and misses were never designed. They §r" Pawtucket, R. 1, rf 01 dea Atdats | moi g sl bf ales ana all Ane The smartest styles in extensive variety. Many of the models have been copied are the ideal garment for outdoors. gon got her divorce, the fact being made || f iY + ity | eases; stops fiching st once, from Parisian ereations, modified to suit American women. |All are in excellent vit Made of Galatea, Linen and Khaki. Included are most. nown on Mar. 5. ! aS + 8 The daily use of POSLAM SOAP, an Each dress is dressmaker made, each has heen individually draped on a model, Ha is attractive styles, with various collar effects, in self or clever Mrs, Anderton had been reared by her | {41 té ety ar, eather in ch lined and finished in the most exacting manner and artistically trimmed. Each is as color combinations. Others lacing down front, have stitched Mme. Ada B. Gaburr!, of |} + “% | Poslam, is of inestimable benefit to all |. se and as beautiful. trimmed, Also | nd one of the allegations in aS ates f aa kin is subject to eruptional note fed ¢ et det ee hese cool, round neck models, also high neck effects. Those belts and large patch, pockets, pearl button * w Ghe divorce petition was thet sr ae ue t Its antiseptic qualities. pro- neluded are plenty of those cool, ai x, Ghat os deat witt numerous styles in middies of entirely new. design, in sises 6 @abdurri had continued to support Mrs, WEN Ue t ty | tec fection. Soothes tender swagger cutaway coatees, peplums and postilion styles, are shown; many ai ‘ pin H to 20 years. Values up to $2.00; speciat at $1.00. landergon although her husband was iis tay TO irritates; ideal for baby’s shadow, macrame and other rich laces ; some have fine lace yokes and sleeves, others are ated and gored skirts to match, in length 23 to 32 Feputed to have an annual income of | ae ase tT 3 bath; best shampoo for dandruff. elegantly embroidered with soutache braid; crystal and fancy buttons, ties, revers, shir- inches, at $1.00. On sale on Main Floor Table, och rt fptgelbaeds feturned to her | [t ime ity t 1% aap ae aban Soap tics Ee chia), ring, pipings, ete., arealso used to embellish these dresses. \ roe yn, ent- a “f Hf 4 ly news of the Heath A, Man Gears B, ty t _Q | For free samples, write to the Emergency ‘he new accordion pleated styles also shown. __ : 500 B autif 1 P e Whit @hocked her many friends in Cincin- | ie? ee t ly Laboratoetes) 3% West 25th Street, New All the popular and wanted materials—satins, plain ie: u e Rati, where she year! Bou is ork Cit id chi sable taffetas, foulards in pretty figures, stripes, : 4 atl. where she ye : and changeable taffetas, foular pretty figures, strip wn ar cae neon dots and bordered designs. All colors and sizes up to 46 Chip Untrimmed Dre @ecured work as a construction hand | track walkekr on the railroad ne ‘enta, 0. a Later it was| gone ith the news of Anderson divor @lso came from New York the state-| 8 engaged to Ida} is stated th been secretly divors | : 5 SS @ivorce came word that Anderson h i \ Shapes with Black Chip Edges Also the Black Chip Hats with White Chip Flanges. These hats come in eight or ten handsome shapes—each shi being just correct. The regu! price of these hats would be $2.98, we will offer them to-morrow, tients: Outing Hats for All Occasions. ibeogst eae as attractive as Panamas, at less than the price— Wash Rag Hats, Summer Felt Hats, in white, pink, lilac; Panama Hats, Madagascar Body Hats. © Main Flees, '52.50Complete Bed Outfitfor 9» shea $25.00 Brass Bed é Consist- rs $ 00 : : $17.50 Box Sprin, 25: 7 ing of $10.00 Mattress. ar bust. Come early, for they will go quickly at the remark- ably low price of $6.95. No Mail or Phone orders will be filled. | None will be sent C. O. D. or on approval. ne exchanged or credited. then on her yacht koing e beg to meet Anderson for the we n r predominates— stocks are un- ing further was heard regarding | ntemplated marriage of A usually attrac’ fon and Mrs, Gallatin until a few | Tan and black leathers, always went around #o- | popular, are fully represented. secretly married, that they had come The fashion of the hour is rec- to Cincinnati, stopping a ized—grac fo Cincinnati, stopping at one used grace, comfort and dura- " Saban bility are considered. pt return to N | The widest possible range of styles—models suited toevery foot ities suited to every purse. Ladies’ White Canvas Colonial Women and children are particularly Pumps with silvered buckle. A pleased with the freedom of choice from novelty with the style features of such complete stocks, a much higher priced shoe. Correct Footwear Being Put to Death—5,000 | Most women know that Blyn Executed in One Town, shoes are made for comfort— HONGKONG, China, June ¥— fo i durability—satisfaction. troops have been despatched fro @uard the frontier, wh: main for an indefjnite of Canton ts in a ferment and al coming from Canton to Hongkong ha deen delayed owing to troubles on the| Pallroad. Several of the locomotives have | Been tampered with, The leaders of the Manchu movement are known to be resl- dents of the Portuguese dependency of Macao o whore he is n vig CL CANTON AGAIN IN TERROR; REBELS PLAN UPRISING. | Trouble at Other Points and Many They know, moreover, that each season’s new models may be absolutely depended upon for correct style as well as for every other excellence that long ex- perience has taught us to build into shoes, 2S Crex Grass Rugs and Colonial Rag Rugs at End of the Season Prices! | Crex Grass Rugs :— Colonial Rag Rugs:— Blyn shoes are for men, for southern provinces and arms and ammu- women and for children. nition have been smuggled extens! fnto the Province of Kwantung, while Gecret meetings have been held to organ- fze an uprising in y The policy of the Ladies’ White Nu-Buck Button Boots Blyn stores are located in busy built up locations easy to reach. ‘unpopular_and tions are occur- |i —Wel 2, high Ci | Value Sale; Value Sale Value Sale) Value Sale tne daily, ‘The Mayor Pont areesy, durable, "One of the veasor's outuen” at eG Ox12 ft. $7.75 $6.95 4x7 ft. $3.25 $2.45 | 9x12 ft. $10.50 $7.95) 4x7 ft. $3.50 $2.45 q alt ot Toning, boasts that bt we tavored vis asa ae Grl0ft. 0.60.75 36 ft. 180 1.10 | 7.03106 9.75 ors S6 ft. 2.75 1.as ie. have been killed there alone. ° TORES: 6x9 ft. 4.50 3.45 30x60 in, m A x9 ft. 95 75) in, f ‘ “ 4 thorities at Hongkong are Keeping | 224-220 W. 125th st, SIH a 4s eee. 100 Rolls Best oui China Mat- Triple weight cork Linoleum; regularly This shipment was received too late for yesterday's sale, so | Bettini iced on tha Baio seieeee ey ting; value per roll $14.50; sale price, $11.50 | sold at 75c; per square yard.......... 49c¢ | we will place them on sale to-morrow. If you were one of those e leaving the cit: Mail .¥. City. Write for Catalog of ( hild hoes, [> Fourth Floor, who weie not fortunate enough to secure ¢”e yesterday, by all aeas anpehese ye B1 1-610 Rast 40 Be, means come to-morrow—it will be your last cngnce. £7 mth Fees FOR JUNE GRADUATES GENUINE Sul, $40 9xl2 Royal Wilton Rugs Just 50 in this lot. Extra quality; light, attractive colors, together with rich Oriental effects. ........+6+55 sobrebccecteocenes (GERGAT COD RET eseeatneece 29.75 1,500$1.50 to $4.50 Beautiful Porch Two-inch posts and two-inch top rod, 14 one-inch fillers, Complete with a $17.50 box spring, with Sea Island felt top, covered with A. C. A. blue stripe ticking and a regular $10 cot- ton mattress. The outfit complete for re When mouring the loss of article of value or worrying over 5pe arr nareahouts of a missing , Felative or heir, courage and use @ Gael Opea Evenings Until 9 o’Clock 10% epataguant tr : oe NN | Ss ‘re Worl ‘iorwin |\f Sell at $1, $1.50 and $1.95 Zz Wanted” Ad. } Look at these beautiful dresses of pretty lawns, dimi- aa the case may require, a: ki in #0 doing ‘that you tre “makin the very, best possible effort to ‘oul cite. le to @ happy These advertisements are not only printed consphuously on first page of Want Section Sundays and on page opposite Editorial page mornings, but are given ae Circulation {a New. York City t reater in if Published in the K Thursday, June 27th || Herald, Times, Sun and Tribune 1 k 00 | I. in acne | ass || Combined. ‘J (Carat SOQ ah ’ Rings Our Liberal Credit Terms $50 Worth $3 Down) gre to Ding eatrete eerige | $75 Worth $5 Down tiie be-dugits | $100 Worth $10.00 Down®,i ee acansdcunie | 9150“ $15.00 “$2.06 wriesyigad ius $200 $20.00 “$2.50 ties, fine imported ginghams and percales, and just estimate what the materials alone would cost. Figure how much you would have to pay a dressmaker for even the simplest sort of dress. Look how stylish these are, how well they ure made! We would like to mention the maker's name, as that would be our guarantee for workmanship and style, but we promised not to, as other stores about town are selling the same dresses for more money. $1.50 to $2 ‘1 To-Morrow Dresses at $1.50 for $2.50 &|33.50to $4.50$} .95 $3 Dresses | Dresses at The Materials are:—High class percales, ginghaim, dimitics and lawns, in a wide range of desired patterns aad cvlors. IF YOU WANT YOUR BUSINESS TO N 4 ase wevesiarmgi ff | $300 if $30.00 00 BECOME THE TALK |; | The Styles are:—Models in all newest and wanted styles, round or square aes $500 fooc00 $490] | OF THE TOWN, TELL | Ceniaing aog at wl lor many mre igh gale y BA 7 A | vaist) Many have new set-in »I vs, some button i ol b Note hese dresses will be found with increased selling space, on the Second Floor; also Main Floor bargain squares The $1 Dresses are also on Sale in the Bargain Basement. 91.95 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE., 19TH TO 20TH ST., IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER CHARLES A, KEENE : a ® 41417-1423 THIRD AVE 180 Broadway, New York haha Dshiael 9 AVE. 180 "ST H t j A WORLD “WANT” AD. $1.95