The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1912, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1912. N G. d S fam Cummings Story, [oradte to say koodby and gives up her] decrees @ separation to protect | nga cutie needa mothering ae cer Jub-w of nat ion of ! for elfen happiness | the child from physical contagiqn, | the loving personal attention: ry 0 Wood, sane Mother Te RODE ee GT salPlslen tlt cy Sate’ aay imersanaey at |e Soa tate | ROBINSON’S most affectionate grandmother, hey Ht ettwn ¢ der ther] Peer nents (the litle one | eo PATENT BARLEY Justified in De rtin NO EXCUSE FOR A GOOD MOTH. to kesp Coeit| maturet mot not always ft AND PAT OAT: U U sertt g ER TO DESERT CHILDREN. ‘The ENT GRC ATS . " An tiink of] Very fact that the motherly influ- her Infante mothers and ‘ woman in eep-| mee fe #0 strong makos imperative ented by, the a ‘al of the child from this e if it ia for the bat Her Little Children “The One Consolation Is ,*'"*tively mo'hers, any more than all {te men arte {naiinetively fi . But why |tnat That the Sort of Mother) suid « woman without the ,material | ’ “miesion bring children into the world? | taken, Is the sort who would do them) meth ’ Who Does Leave Her} ana it sno persista in doing #0, why {harm rather than good.” jin ehasitabie inst . . shirk her responsibilities? 1 know of| That is how Mrs, Story summed up| kim net Babies Is the Kind Who only one teason powerful enough to ex«{the altuation, “I don't 1 , Would Do Them Harm | "er, and that reason is not given | personal eriticiams,’ she ad | 00 Hudson St., New York, y9| OY Mra. Marcus @ question whether ine many a) fe too busy to do otherwise, and they Rather Than Good, However, the issue she has raised 18| young woman in Ne - one which @ mother most pro such a distinetly abr Says Mrs. William | aisous. tieretove1 : r the ehitd | sud | react unfavorabt her per- | 1 suffering frou ove mani rvale of ed Mra. Story, fre, unfort J with omphasi« [nately, women who iten in fact If not inna heir Kreat wealth permits, a the price. heir Httle ones entirely to hired ate No difference Jara P. SMITH & CO., Importers, }wat they leave will © “|tendants, ‘They assert that they aro her children, if sh ft P ¢ seems | § t t n wane wae tae Md ate feel that thelr duty Is done #o long a” ‘int qualit = al type, will suf. man planning to tly Or jo of the question. |the children h verything that called on Mra, Wille[fer aa much from her avsence aw from Jer fusband leans over the baby'«| And, Just as the saothee | money can i ie As be aed \* cad World Wants Work Wonders. Cummings Story. = = = = = = SS — REET : - ae _. ~~. oe DINE IN OUR COOL AND POPULAR PRICE RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR ~<@>—@>——= > BASEMENT: (~— { Women’s $2.50 and 39 $3.00 Dresses at $] jon's latest and most wanted crea- are the very fabrics that are de- Marguerite Mooers Marshall. | Is a mother ever justified in leaving her children? The question {s raised by the recent] action of Mrs. Dorothy Marcus of | Montclair, N. J. Mre, Marcus has de- liberately deserted not only her hus-! band but her two little children, the youngest only six months old, ‘There | eno hint of scandal connected with | the case. In a long statement Mra, Marcus says that she leaves her hus ea Become a Member of Our Furniture Club We Require No Club Fee Membership in our Furniture Club will enable you to furnish your bome, complete, or in part, on the deferred payment club plan for less than cash prices elsewhere. No matter what you need to furnish your home, we can arrange convenient payments. Write or consult the Bureau of Accounts on the Second Floor, which will be pleased to give full details. ry style new, too, being the ‘ot only that, but the materi for cool summer wear. Cham brays, Beautifully Designed Lawns, Linene and Cotton Fo Models are both the open front and back, smartly trimmed with lace, fringes and embroidery. Made with the new set-in sleeves. End of the Season Final Clearance ; of Every Parasol in Stock Want to clear every one this week, don’t want a single one to be here after Friday; so we've cut the prices down to a Floor, No Mall Orders. point that you'll recognize as bargains you would not miss for anything! h Lege) Cc hemnitz i is the hosiery hub of tbe universe. The very All Pure| pecacais ie Daeaees A Few Silk | | best stockings in all the world are woven there. Formerly at 82.60, Formerly up to $4.95, Formerly up to 08.06, Pongees It Was our good fortune to gather in this fine lot of German stockings, made for the American market, and pay Silk ; a $]. 19 +2, 29 $ Pa 95 Included just about fifty cents for a dollar's worth of merchandise. Covers Plenty of solid shades, stripes, checks, combinations of beautiful silks with tucks, morning parasols, floral designs, embroidered pure white linen We shall sell as we have bought!! and many others. Individual lots of green and Cerise. Beautiful long handles, in plain and carves 2.95 To-morrow the goods ATE TEACY. cymain Moor—No Mall Orders Filled. 5 There are a few more of those $5 Palm Parasols at $ Every pair is spic and span-new of the coming fall merchandise. The entire lot of about 1,240 dozen pair of jaa divided into two lots. 400 Women’s Elegant New Men's Half Hose 3)" «°1«!|The Women’s Hose *™,2 #! opular colors of gauze lise feat lisle, silk lisle and fine cotton, plata and em- a Motte) in black, tan, white and colors, plain and broideres Silk Dresses Reduced for Rapid | i253 1s women's sean 156 [ikea and Women's s0¢ 956 Dispersal to 85 ys | 31.79 for the Prettiest $3 White agiitetracrdinary opportunity forthe women who have the Dar ShoesaWoman Ever PutFootIn have been devised tor surmer, and include all the clever effects in trimmings Tat This is not a sale of odds and ends, but a sale that women of laces, shirrings, pipings, fancy buttons, etc. Materials are plain and change- want this season—a sale where there is a full range of sizes. able taffeta, messaline and bordered foulards. ¢7 Third Floor. Ne Mall Orders peer) 7 Necond Floor -—No Mall Orders. Women's $12.75 to $17.50 Lingerie Dresses, 98.50 Here are some of the most shapely white duck shoes that a woman ever set eyes on What other dress is so ideally ited for summer dress requirements? They not love him are always greatly the vogue in seasons. Patrician Oxi and Bum 4 \ ords ps—Formerly and $4.00, fa ‘ aie ent Pais Pogy pallies dip ephen ginalltceten dale all sizes and nearly all leathers. Sale price, pair.......... jay choose it ou desert your chil- en asked, And this 8 from high or round neck styles of sheer batiste, voile or marquisette, ers, trimmed with cluny, filet, eyelet, antique, linen, Val. and other laces, also hand embroidery, some with measaline sashes. A Great Sale of Misses’ & Children's Low Shoes & Pumps at about half price! We have divided our entire line of Misses’ and Children's Low Shoes and Pumps, marking them as follows:— 75c instead of $1.35 to 81.75 (sizes 6 to IL O8¢c instead of $2.00 to 83.00 (sizes 1144 to 5) (18.00 Velvet Rugs 311.85) Room Size, 8.3x10.6—Very Special, Extraordinary quality rich Oriental and e¢ ntional floral patteray. Colors suitable to harmonise with the decorations of room, On account of the extra grace of the fine wool and the thick nap, these rugs will give an extraordinary amount of wear. €F Fourth Floor, No Mall Orders. 9x12 Seamless Royal $15.90 | Seamless Royal 322. S| Goalies Linviannt Fine 49e¢ Wilton Velvet Ruge fly choice Heluchistan,Sbirvan aod Mossoul itugs, all soft, rich colors $20.00 Oriental Rugs, $12.75° No “E might explain my willing- Bess to give up Tinda and by explaining that the mate! instinct is not highly d»velope| me, By that I do not wa to think that Z have negli Women's $5.00 Washable Dresses at $2.95 Of tlewue and fine gingham— plenty of smart styles. pSscamaaGt aac Women's $18.50 Crepe Meteor Dresscs, $7.50 Distinctive models with fancy chiffon overdrapery, very stylish and effective. Ski 1.25 Odds and slightly mussed. v7 tat some I fondle my little the spirit moves my horses ana 93.75 White and colored, handsomely embroidered o— | Women's #6.00 Linen Dresses ———— Women's 924.75 Crepe Meteor Dresses at $12.75 Prettily trimmed, correct colors, ee) Women's $7.50 Silk Bathing Suits at 94.75 Effectively trimmed. Women's $2.50 Tub Dresses, at $1.75 Made of French percale and fine gingham, overskirt and cut- away effects. 1 women are not tne SPECIAL + & A Sensational Sale of Silks Offering Toctiay tnd Texdocrew the Lowest Prices of the Season ; This is a story of names and prices~-names of some of the best and most wanted silks = of the season—and the lowest prices so far as we know that have been quoted. yy) 39c Yard for 85c Black Jap Silk 35 in. $1.25 Black ) 58¢ Yard for $1.00 Messaline Full yard wide; fine quality, In black only, thirty-six inches wide. 1,500 Yards 79 Satin Foulards at 25¢ | Paillet de Soie, 49c Yard for $1.00 Black Taffeta August Furniture Sale Parlor Suit Parlor Table A975 Outfit) Complete... 1337: ™ You will sny that this is the greatest value ever seen, The parlor suit is really heavy enough to be called a library suit. It is upholstered with Plenty of d black 1, polka dot: ry 8 loose panne plush cushions, Fo od, se in Fancy Foulards 9 d. ; rw sgudualy (9) u Snes BARONY tp Vane 86 187100; 49c ts Beautiful colorings; a very desirablo fabric 7 ey ! around Brass Bed Outfit 59¢ Yard for $1 Chiffon Taffeta 29c Yard for 50c Messaline : pe se wtriped Black only 36 inches wide, fine quality 16 inches wide, your choice of 35 distinet shades. Usually 356.00 Complete ior $25 Consisting of a $20.00 All Brass Bed $12.00 Cotton Mattress $20.00 Box Spring $4 Pair Feather Pillows Complete for $25 This Bross Bed Ouvtit has been the talk of the town; our competitors cannot equal it, so our customers say. Over 200 wets were sold last Monday, No mail orders. ning house and we're going todo it with a vengeance. Without thouglit of loss or cost every remnant must ve gone through our entire stock and singled out every short length, so silks of every sort are in the lot, Ne ay Silks that formerly sold up to $1, while they last, yard, 19c _——— eee = Saree August Sale of | A Special Sale Thursday of 3,000 . ail 1 Lingerie and Tailored Blouses, Linens— White Goods © Niriies to $3.50, at $1.48 savings of one rth to one-third, 2 Main Floor, Mail Orders Filted, | Z $95.00 7-Piece Solid Mahogany Dining Outfit specie!) f $50 An assortmen: of at least fifty different fron Wome ti tures over i seb jaus se will declare that we hav underst { their real values. ‘They ore sheer and dainty, perfectly nesiilert combined peu Ee | $5 & $6 scalloped Table Cloths Vine he ears ago CANN Guaranteed 23 fare | 5 Adjusted Soild 14-Karat | GOLD , ? diaw t | 1,500 DOZEN 35c to 50e HUCK Es TOWELS— Hemstit ed and scal- Jopad; TRA SPECIAL! 100], ITECES $1.50 and $1.75 EX P xtra large size: all inten: grant teachod:"& OB ARLE TATE attieeniaccs ||| » with good te This suit is @ wonder, ieee tate rare’ to Ba at rege c satin damash y ancaob thats think—a solid mahogany pA Solid table, top measures 48 inches, extends six feet, very heavy pedes- tal and handsome, carved claw feet; complete with six solid ma- hogany chairs, seats upholstered with genuine leather, 950,00, attention to the majority of col 1,200 $1.95 SCALLOPED TABLE lars are sheped and bened, CLOTH AN iiaen. allver and that y seldom seen even ine bigh-pric q than the. leached abe grades of nen 39¢ viee-aiving inhi a 29 Whehlatestals Are: fie *!'" They Are Made’ net anot | it Mwith tee suests 'Y what No mall or mea- | 4-Filled Fob given | | Persian Lawns, French 1. les, in | ‘ FR with avery. one of ni DOZEN SED 4,960) DOSEN FAMOve HOME- |! white and colored sffects; Juponil | e At RS percent. |! Silk shirts striped ii sodel | 3 F ld I bl l CHARLES A. KEENE | “PILLOW aes To l||| laa thea’ wtclesale eat | ccellaeat trate ware uit et a aun $ olaimn able, 7T9e 72x09 in. $9c | 8c 81x99 in, 69C 250 DOZEN $1:10 BOALLOPED =7Q¢] | 85c 81x00 in, $9¢ | 98c 90x90 in, 69c 180 Broadway, New York OPEN UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK, It is the greatest value you ever saw. It is strong eno! h H to hold four men. Can be used as a bridge table, sewing table ying table, or in your office, Seven hundred sold last Mo f you wish one of these tables. & = $1.00 SHEETS——sizes S1xH0 incher, . $5. $12. ee Mi ncnen LeLOW CASES 1Q¢] sco PIECES OF 2.00 ENGLISH 5.00 to 12.78 Frenes te Domestic Blouses vy, an| LONG CLOTH ‘ (hy axtae Cuauon YOR FR (a Inches wide: extra ane 1.59) id sizes broken and a great many are suiled day, only 800 left, so come early ‘ fos, World eee Lets Biyles and: sipes: broken and a4 i \, Sarre fg oS a SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVE, 19TH TO 20TH ST. IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER waledlBcos ail? Roos c