The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1912, Page 12

THE EVEN! na ‘WORLD, TU RSDAY,. “OCTOBER 1, 1912. PTISFASLY [Sa SxwRSm eT MAT aoopwin owes sos My sate, Revs Bartow, Paiaasiphie, OF CONSIDINE’S “ASSETS.” | Valeska Surrait, $8; Tom Grady, | $3.70, and Harry Pollok, 70 Four Generations WINS AT MATCH PLAY of Satisfied Cusiomers FOR WOMEN'S TITLE) sec Fhe tian wae | Ree Cowperthwait @ Sons Founded 1826 Exceptional Values in Smart . | Milles ‘Marton Holling, Rasiewocd” beat | aasete ar se li f | | Barring Accident, She Is Likely | wis» "éitn Chesebroueh, Gan Franclace, | aeots due, agro OF the ee ESTABLISHED iN 1807-105 YEARS AGO! §i| d W Hats to Succeed Herself as Cham. po grag 4 tre ovcured by morigasse sa t¥e note | Ready-to-Wear SHOOTS BABY IN BED. i alata oapipaly< 3rd Av e Park Row ; pion Golfer. ——_ mong the unsecured creditors ge H i oe, osrle| ig | Boy Finding Pistol Under Pillow e. sen c inher | 1 Bg and and Silk Velvet Hats ; —a Wounds Infant Brether. ‘909. Chi Schmidt and be areal it a No. i9 West Twent i‘ Waa, “an * , both black and col | a aanGiibetisne Gout Te Aret| cco vetore his pares ae Hi Sore Thr-at and Colds 121st St. Chatham Sq. | ing Talathed with ostrich, gours, para [910.00 HR rouna of matoh play in the Women’ with their two children, four: y dnbtore are: H. F.| RADWAP'S HEADY, REL S. | dise, flowers ar d ribbons. [ o floventeenth Annual National Go! 1 Thomas} SWAY a CO Now yor eee Up Town--2 Enormous Stores—Down Town Values $15.00 to $18.00 Championship began to-day at the Ei sex County Country Clud's links wi an almost (deal draw. It looks very father's revolver, which Jay beneath the pillow, and pulled the trigger. The bullet ploughed through the leg of his Easily Reached from Anywhere Large, Medium and Small Hass ‘week much na if Miss Margaret Curtis would | cighteen-months-old brother Carl. y You can purchase aH worth for te a Velvet, felt, satin and velvet. and velvet 5 00 : eee merwly, Patiiens: ty the Stat We] Ne een, Mr. anal. Sere | “0 “ “ ~ $1.50e “ and moire, trimmed with novelties, wings, 5. made yesterday in capturing low score the parents, Mr. and Mra, Bugene 8 $100 ao Ub, “GststSl aod buckles, Drige in the qualifying round. In view) Walsh, and they were horrt y 4 Te “ “ os $200 Pry «$2.50 rib! Value $8.00 Of the fact that this ls her home course | S'80t © Sowaver, F ~ « “ $1,000 “ “« $12.50 « ** | al i sche han been steadily increasing favorite | (hat qh Ma the onias “ | Popular Priced M Hat 7... from the start. le and come out over in ion Tr ournin ats “Bisa Georgiana Bishop gives more! itis Open an Account for Any Amount Propor' ‘opula rice ig of Keeping the New York dele- | gation to the fore than Miss Lilian Hyde, who was nervously pressing Values $5.00 to $20.00. $2.95 t0 $15.00 4 terday, N ki rt t 4 : ‘ - | ect erae Rie tbe bat 10% Discount If You Prefer to Pay Cash Children's Chic Hats i Balt was sear homers see pall ia. prorunion of itltis Black Silk Velvet Mushroom Shapes, with light blue, tr 1 the affair was near home. The gallery ing Sernh, a profusion of !Mlus- . cat al ie war come ern, aad ue t was large, Miss Margaret Curtis go(ting | trations. An up-to-the-minute volume | the biggest easily folded to fit the pocket. Order Mr. £5. "C weeler, Gary | the Sunday World In advance, Monat. Chicane, ‘ oy et teee Inapector McClusky Improved. Btive It was mid at the home of Police ‘Miss Pete uraiea, gonaccpein 7 Inapector George W. MoClusky, No mn a NN lly, = LN Prices Marked in Flain Figures velvet trimming. Value 00.001 $2. 95 to $3.45 Baty Waker, 28 West Seventicth street, this after: \ and 5 to go. " 4 $ # Aaeating Miss Roventhal, who bad | [hat there waa nome hope of ule ve | 5 dna oa aolteivh cate Floor Coverings of “All Kinde : ecia mevOr been in & contest outside her| very. Lessieuns ce dc frOe 7 as W Gl —Sp / (thea ai al ladle lid |G Desi replete sutra « “1 Go This Fine a rook With Liggett Axminster Carget, yard - 1.28 omen s aves teed vee > tle bed a week ago. Early to-da: in Savonnerie Carpet, yard.. 29 & Myers Duke' All kinds of men smoke Duke's eae in all kinds of pipes—as well as in cigarettes—and they all tell the same story. They like the genuine, natural tobacco taste of 18x30 Rubber Door’ Mats 24x48 Atiantic Bath Mats Axminster Rugs, 27x60 in. Axminster Rugs, 36x72 in. . Axminster Rugs, 4.6x6.6 Fine Rag Rugs, 30x60 in. Fine Rag Rugs, 7.6x106 f: Seamless Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 |] xtra heavy guaittx: Every kind of covering for every floor, hall, .tair, Tere” oretcr, esiane: ete., In every home at every price. Woote, Hiankers ere, *E y yP Bites HyGe while she played her usual |'t was said that there was no hope of | Mashing long game that put out Mins | "* recovery. With one large pearl button, pique-sewn, wide embroidery, in black with black white with black and white stitching, black with black and white stitching, and tan with black and tan stitching. Walking Gloves | 78C. A SIX-DAY TOUR Dersonally conducted te GETTYSBURG ind. No charge for measuring. sewing. lining cr laying. inctuding @ drive over the of every kin BATTLEFIELD ° saa ‘oral $] 1 75 Bookcase, $24 and two days’ sightsceing tm the City of Desk. Mod Cliled Sve “Kenatssance’ ee. ‘Miss ‘Wetmore, Baltusrol, found Mise Harriott Curtis on her game end there- fore lucky to win three holes, She was out in 47 to Miss Curtis’ «4. Mre. KE. H. Fitler, Philadelphia, beat Miss Ruth Chisholm, Cleveland, 4 and a Knit Underwear Spectals For Women, Misses and Children | designed — and plate glass doors, Choice bright leaf aged to mellow mildness, carefully stemmed trongly Pestana ltg {th latticed tops ‘Mise Georgiana Bishop, Englewood, October 5 to 10, 1912 aod then granulated—every grain pure, high-grade tobacco— Note Baa Std “erands. oo. inches ‘beat Mise Louisa Wells, Boston, 4 and XM ‘Miss Margaret Curtis, Boston, beat Mrs. A. W. Perkins, Chicago, 7 and 6 ‘Miss Bishop, Englewood, was going along smoohly except for a little uncer- tainty on her mashie shots. 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There is somethii g for every member of the faraily— 4 Women’s and Misses’ Fine Cotton i and kept it well from the turn The skates, catcher's gloves, tennis rackets, cameras, toilet articles, built to last a lifetime < me oI sult cases, canes, umbrellas, and dozens of ollier things. Just send a Vests and Tights 350. us your name and address on a postal Regularly 50c | Women’s Union Suits \ In low or high neck, knee or ankle length. 65¢. Regularly $1.00 Women’s Pleated China Silk Vests 65¢ { Regularly $1.00 | Ge Women’s Pure Siik Vests High neck, short or long sleeves; also Milan $7.25 . ese Silk Vests, reinforced. Regularly $1.75 . Women’s Milanese Silk Union Suits $2.50 Regularly $3.25 my Women’s & Misses’ Sweaters Value 86.00, $3,95 Value, 87.00, $4.95 Hy and as a special offer during Scp- aa tember and Octoher only we will , send you our new illustrated cata- logue of presents FREE of any rae. 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This is the best picture ever made of the Dem- ocratic Presidential Candidate and 1s the picture indorsed by the National Com- mittee as their. favorite. INC'UDING SOMF. PARIS MONELS. AV.SO A, NUMBFR OF CLEVER AMERICAN ADAPTATIONS BY THEIR OWN DESIGNERS at $15.90 to $25.00 ERONX STORE 5 3037 SAVE. CoR TREKS A) Fin Avenue, 342) wud 25th Streete, Yew York. FriIsHER BROS: COLUMBUS AVE BET_103 & 104 STS. IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED~ | | A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET It, | a aw MESSE eSS teas sai rAR aren rsh © alate + meee “— M ~ La