The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 6

os cere —— aad a = sai. .caiaemmeamamaamntniael . —— ee ' ‘sc “PEE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1919.% MAKES APPRAISERS | American Man Puts Wife on Pedestal, — |*"tdrice'renus or wan 2.0 Sea te ws senccsniiiliiticaaiseesaabaescaiaiadialany ‘Stern Brothers her. tani tien! hat?” | Cath - | “My Place With Him in Danger,” | “Get her in company some evening and :: ., . . lections of OFTIREDJURYMEN | Says Woman Author, After Visit Here) ss.'ve. sins, xin \ataokaaie’: SCS rect atention to thir chs Football Hero’s Wife. nearer cn ora She’e Too Good to Vote Mra, Ralph Beaver Bra POSLAM STOPS Platinum and Gold Jewelry , \ H consisting of Imported and Domestic i IN COUTANT CA and hn rein a As a ore Fred Bourn 5 Platinum Diamond Watch Bracelets, Pendants, Earrings, Bar Pins, —— Gs tee Be eto r oa “d : “ pee cap ais FORA ALL ITCHING Princess, Cluster and Dinner Rings, and Diamond Dress aah also q : , he . He rh 44 Karat Gold Bags, Purses, Puff Boxes, Vanities, Cigarette Gases, Justice McCall Insists Their] mestic Utopia, Where om [ioe ” Anbointed* Seeretary ot Lewellen ‘nea AT ONCE [ignters and Go! id Novelty Trinkets; also the tollowing sy ‘onsul-General of the United States te 2 a “a0 S SiRScaR ele So ea oe Special Vaiues for fo-morrow . ‘ . + Rous ———. ace Karin Michaelis, Author th Ga eae a hehe we Won't ret right witimome or any skin affection treated! Coral Necklaces, light pink, graduated and $9.75 | amt 0 je upronr," Mrs, | ‘slam immediately becomes re- Fat clasts at 99.75 of “The Dangerous jStraseburger answered | the aolicitous | sponsive. Itching stops and the trou- well selected beads, 14 karat ciasps, ; | of her (frie the v™ \- oy ‘s i ‘ ly” Leola at Our |imania hasn't "een “raw into “rns umtipit fly dhappestas | French Pearl Necklaces, $2.75, 4.00 rouble yet, an nite , + , ‘ i Home Life Through : heutral,” However, my pace Meine a ae tete graduated or even rows, gold clasps, av moldy ‘ . : ; Le Ripa ital iciee "alba ani | and ‘all other forms of | French Pearl Collars, with platinum f Rose - Colored Glasses, { p , ch are quickly eradicated by Poslam, finished bars, plain or rhinestone jewelled, a 4.50 Father’s Widow Her Share but Deplores Paint and Fraduated from the Naval Acai inor troubles, such as pimples, red and fi w ago and served he - rashes, dandruff, com- r ‘i 7 Powder on Fifth Ave- , toy Tears oko and served on the YIM}| isniomr blemishes, eter refpond eo reed: |. CAE witig. OF feal Blogdstone, Tiger Ey of Purniture. 4 kota before. resigning from the navy,| ily that over-night treatment is often Lapis Lazuli, Rose and Amethyst Quartz, 3.50 nue. ; used to be the bright particular star | sufficient. jewelled with Rhinestones, sterling silver mounted, at ° fs of the gridiron down at Annapolis. He POSLAM SOAP, used daily for toilet She at of Santa Ctaus, two expert 9 " J | pio: Gh Who dtcrih Daserk orev Heard and bath, will keep the skin in healthy Very large assortments are shown of P . % L s 3 condition, ani its z Seemeehar: ices, tom casibesd| WUMRIRK TS aaron 04 PA Dae, ; " i 5 texture ‘offers the healing medi Opera Glasses, Vernis Martin, Lace and Feather Fans, or by @ duy tm Past XIV. of| gerous Age,” who is now Mrs i, ; j Th bencficlal for tender atin thd Afternoon and Evening Bags and Men’s Evening ‘Supreme Court to-day when Justice! stangeland and resides in America, é, ope yor am the Pittarureh Font.) All’ druggists sell Poslam (price, 50 Dress Silk Cases in the latest Parisian Styles. the twelve men beck t0/ contributes an article to the Pollt!- ‘ foot ttf called pau Mabei.s, "+ OP; Gombe) and Eonam Soap (peice, £8 ceats). “] 7 4 les, Wri mi = ne etre eit meray ten ta whlch se sires her impr Bi, pe, ment think 4 re od You Yaboratorien $2 Weat 25th Streets New Also for Wednesday Margaret 8 Coutant, widow | sions sity. i | woman. ; — : Gauze Fans, with gilt and stcel spangles, She says the moral standard in ? - ro Sere EET round and pompadour shapes, at $1.85, 2.95 America is doubtless higher than in . Opera Bags, of Princess Lace and Gold Cloth, 3.75 Europe, although many things which inings of delicate evenin: shades, at ° are done openly in Europe are hid- i FF ft Ht I t | rh i An Unusually Important Offering of Women’s Coats and Wraps has been prepared for To-morrow, including Coats, of Soft Reversible Materials and Chinchilla Cloth, Tor Street and Auto Wear, three-quarter | length, lined throughout and interlined, $] 2.50, 18.75 Actual Values $19.75 and 29.50 Coats, of Two-toned Boucle Cloth, with Fur and Plush Storm Collars and braid ornament, 2 5 lined throughout with peau de cygne, at 4.7 Actual Value $35.0¢ Coats, of High P.ie Silk Velours, with rich White satin ‘inirg, new model, very dressy, at 29.50 Actual Value $45 00 Theatre Wraps, ¢: Brocadad Chiffon Velvet, in black and evening shades, with large shawl z collar and cuffs of Mouflon and Skunk Raccoon, at 69.5 0 Actual Value $95.00 ett i} " at 2.95 & 3.95 for Their Suits” as @ kind of higher being and if he wise than faithful, being perfectly con- tw ‘ecko Kaleh ‘bottou, A S ame as after fifteen days. “The monde and the demimonde can- Found at Jackson's. ¢ ‘Women’s : said about this, but the b= rr ; iif atot tun, hat tie nermi sree || WSety CHARMEUSE DRESSES den in America under a mask of refuses to admit her to the labor mar- tent with her lot, as her husband does In giving a word picture of Fifth ave- ; nue, New York, between 2 and 6 o'clox f 0 em tm the afternoon, when only women are " 4 e Det be Gistinguished apart. Both are BN Proving the Best Styles. | k H though horrible murders may be told in | eult hypooriay. Mrs. Stangeland says: h 17' Street ket or suffrage it is because he thinks everything to please her and treats her visible because the men are at work, the terribly painted and the! iden hat . we of ths Slanest chic Announce for Wednesday and Thursday: Proving the Largest Getail with pictures and letter press.” ae 10. 00 “The American man regards women the te too good for work or politics. Fi- “ 7 CHINCHILLA Gelity to the marris vows is general COATS among American women. “The woman has no cause to be other- S' i ned after fifteen years of Mnenoedl eo . ys: Proving the Best Values. Assortments Are to Be AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE ‘The only topiq on which Mrs, Stange- land does not touch in the article ts “ihe dangerous age” in America, at GMART MODEL, crushed girdle, Empire effect, finished ' a wae much disappointment ts "ex- a at side with rosette and oath of calf tata faced with Exceptional Values, Wednesday, in —_—-—- — fom-—roll collar end emall bow. ‘Long sleeves, lace trimmed | | Women’s & Men’sSilk Umbrellas | Twilled Silk, close rolled, handles of sterling silver, $4 05 gun metal and choice woods, Actual Value $3.00, at . at wrist. All desirable shades, all sizes, VALUE 18.50. A SENSATIONAL OFFER. ‘The Feud Continued. (From the Chicago Journal) For a number of years @ bitter feel- ing existed between the Browns and the Perkinsos, next-door neighbors, The trouble had originated through the acoresasions of Brown's ct and tad |! Cashing Modes CLOTH DRESSES r dreamed of m ° Brown sent by king note for Mr. at 1 2. 75 ° Mr, Perkins and begs to say hls old cut For AFTERNOON WEAR—Simple, dressy models, mak- dled this morning.” ing a comfortable dress for immediate wear, with or Mr. Perkins's written reply was bit- without a coat. Trimmings are dainty silks, laces and but- d tons of effective character, Styles are uncommon. SELECTED FROM REGULAR STOCK REDUCED FROM 16.50, 18.75 & 19.75 ‘ yi rsh hn hated 4 i Unsophisticated. : If you want to\.choose at the aald the fond youth, pro- 273 COATS at 14.7: lowest prices from the biggest hich is the right Ten and material eslested from stock in New York City come jou p FOr goodness sake, Algy!” responded er weights eres ar. the maiden, ‘don't you know? Nineteen iced 19. f . are oid und never beon enigated ae Recently pri 19.75, 22.50 & 25.00 . re!" Tourists’ Umbrellas of Heavy Twilled Silk, 2 with folding handles of natural or mission woods, at 2.65 | Actual Value $4.00 Hundreds upon hundreds of models in rich, warm chinchilla coats in English Johnny, plaid back and braid bound models in ulster, 34 and full length, with adjustable, storm and Robespierre collars, in navy blue, black, brown, gray, tan. Extra Quality Twilled Silk, handles of long etched sterling 3 00 Silver, buckhorn and malacca wood, sterling silver trimmed, @* Actual Value $4.50 ter: “Mr. Perkins 1s sorry to hear of Mr, Brown's trouble, but he had not heard that Mrs, Brown was 111." Art Needlework Dep't } THIRD FLOOR NEW BUILDING} | Imitation Bisque Articles festooned with roses in natural colors, including Hampers, Sewing Cabinets, Tables, Toilet Stands, Costume Racks, Lily and Flower Vases, Dog and Scrap Baskets, Ferneries, Trays, Desk Sets, Pedestals, Clocks, Mirrors, Foot Stools, Candlesticks, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes and Small Trinket Baskets are being shown in a variety of designs. Also for To-morrow, a Special Sale of Tapestry and Velour Pillows, oblong or square, trimmed with gold braid, down filled, at $5.00 Actual Value from $8.50 to 10.00 Leather Lined Wicker Waste Paper Baskets, . in blue, red and green, P at 5.25 Leatherette Waste Paper Baskets, in a variety of designs and -colors, at 1.35 here. All sizes for Women & Misses. for Their Suits” 9 “Famous th Ave. th Corner Street Triumphant Suit Sale Ci Corduroys + Tweeds 7 Broadcloths Wale Diagonals Whipcords _—English Serges eS A Piano Player That ‘ Saves Pianos Many pianos remain idle for want of some one to play them. Often after years of idleness they are sacrificed by exchanging them for player pianos, their owners receiving about one-tenth their value as an allowance on the new instrument. But this is unnecessary. Your piano need not be idle—you need not sacrifice it. You can save it and enjoy it to the fullest extent by etlaching to it a Tel-Electric Piano Player “The player that plays your piane from a distance” tpt ee 4 et «i James S. Coward is the largeat Importer and User of IRISH and ENGLISH Bend Teather in the United States Hundreds of these superior! “bends ” are cut in the Cow-| arp workrooms every week.| West 23d and 22d Streets American ‘* bends’? used by most makers, are ready to work after a bath of Frve Mrn- urges. English and Irish Bends must 80AK FOR FIFTEEN HOURS before they can be manipu- The most beautiful and fash- 3 Siu lated. The difference tells in ionable fabrics in which we 5 15 The Tel-Electric can be attached in a few hours to the weur. present more than 75 dis. ‘ a 7.50“ ito either a grand or an upright piano. J 4 tinctly clever models. Every woman Write for Oer It requires no pumping, and electric current in the SOLD NOWHERE ELSB who comes here, whether large or |]/$4 .0@ a Week i Ropliah Oph, Rocker and Arm New Calalogpe house is not necessary. JAMES S. COWARD small, finds just exactly the suit 1 Opens an ‘arr barat ss 12.5) rey, Sree Tea 964-274 Greenwich Bt., ¥. ¥, most becoming to her ficure—that’s ecount. Open Evenings Westchester Comaty Price $350. Convenient Terms THE TEL-ELECTRIC CO. Uf you cannot call send for TRL-ELBCTRIC BUILDING 299 Filth Ave, Cor. 3tet St. ‘Mall Orders Pilled | Sead tor Catalogue =| because ‘‘ Jackson’s”’ are known always to have the greatest and most won- derful assortment of suits at money- saving prices in the whole world, BRONX STORE 3035-3037 SAVE. 156 "ST. Meise sie LR alk | a