The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1912, Page 25

THE EVENING WORLD, FaIDAY, MOVEMBER 8, 1912. GIRL TRIES TO DIE, BROKEN IN HEALTH dow—Mind Is in Serious State From Worry. at No, highly told about her. knew it to de only idle gossip. Einkel began to credence to it. taken to her home in a carriage. Mervous prostration. bined with worry, on a@ suicidal manta. watch until was had been wafting. /eeived other injuries. mind was in a serious state. en DUKE’S POOR RELATIONS LONDON, Nov. Sutherland. The Grahams, don. the handsome modern town he has atructed as the capital of a large recently purchased Congo Company. Duchess, eviction. pendents. WZ jue or return ithin one year, ‘SPECIAL Saturday, Nov. 9th ced to on sijols tho: ee hh mM = the market value, an ne of’ thes ry Mmont cutting twerp at our st cheap te retail Jewell them 9t thet esa Bee aad salcenten fo, ‘wait Slamond-anienmen 'to, walt on ae Our but ‘ot ent ‘should you ‘wis See our window display of over halt, worth of di: to 85,000,0 Unusual Obser forget ite Muailty Considered,” 43-64 Carats $825 4 1-82 J 192 2 1-4 % 175 2 3-32 « 160 2 3-8 “ 150 1 5-8 if 125 1 1-8 “ 93 1 7-64 . 84 1 1-4 “ 69 1 1-64 “ 56 CHARLES | A. KEENE jer of Diamonds, Spl BI BY FASE ISP | Leaps Two Stories From Win- Mies Minnie Einkel, living with her ‘Mother, a widow, @ brother and a sts- | 4% Palisade avenue, Wee- hawken Heights, and one of the most | Tespected young women in that section of New Jersey, learned a week ago that @ malicious story was being @he questioned friends and many ad- mitted they had heard the story, but rorry. She was ad- vised to make light of the rumor, that her oharacter was such that no one who knew her even slightly could give After vainly endeavoring to get a clue to the man or woman who first repeated the unfounded gossip Miss ait on Monday suddenly collapsed. Bhe ‘then was in Jersey City and was Dr; Schiemm wag called to attend her. He found that worry had brought on He advised also that a close watch be kept on the girl, ; explaining that the prostration, com- as likely to bring ‘The girl's condition aid not improve and the nurse kept her under constant yesterday about dawn. ‘Tired out, the nurse began to nod. This ‘he chance for which Miss Einkel She quietly slipped from bed, crept toward an open window and, with « shriek, dived out. She land- @4 om the pavement, two'stories below. wo of her ribs were broken and she re- ‘ Anm-ambulance came from North Hud- eon Hospital and Miss Hinkel was taken there, It was said last night she would recover from her injuries, but that her LOSE HOME IN MANSION. 7.—Mrs Miller Gra- hham denies the report that ehe has pur- Chased Stafford House from the Duke of though wealthy, could hardly afford to maintain perhaps the most costly house in Lon- It is believed Stafford House was really purchased by Sir William Lever, the multi-miilionaire soap manufacturer, who has just started for the Congo with @ party of friends to inspect Leverville, from the Belgian Stafford House has Deen the home for the poor relations doth of the Duke of Sutherland and the and its sale will mean their It is suspected this Je one of the reasons for inducing the Duke to get rid of it as the only means of shad- ing down this increasing colony of de- aS 10 mus cap be ex- ON turned for cash, DiamondRings 56 » °325 Laties’ and Gentlemen's Sizes -mgorrow we shail have on sale several that we prices of 9 Rings" of- ally a» cheap, 180 Broadway, New York OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 6 o/CLOCK, rae SATISFACTION GUARANTEFD OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED OTRENBERG co WEST i4™ STREET * teseer’s Boys’ Clothing 2, 500 Overcoats ys Suits—$4 Values at Bors! Corduroy Overcoat s’ Corduroy Overcoats Boys _Chinchilie Overcoats ry Boxy” Chinchilla Overcoat vercoats \ : = Convertible Col Overcoat le Collar Overcoats Miss cc Boys’ Corduroy Norfolk Suits Wy rooate in the new brown shades, fia ate ge 4 baek, ninshulle Oterouts, Hanwel lined oe vercoats In. ne’ a’ arena at ect alt woot iitite Corduroy Norteie jul it Town oF mo" also fool mi o 14 years, and double breasted knicker ‘aut ‘s300 Winter Suits’ or ys Overcoats at $1.98 east ‘ker Suita, nary blue or mix. les clase kg TT, years, Nowfolk Suite. of Overcoat Saturday at Norfoik suits of all wool navy, ive Polo” Urecoats. of neat mixtures and plan col- ors: sizes 3 to 10 years. $3.00 Buit oF Overcoat, Batunlay, at . 9. y Would Bring $15 to $18 Under — Conditi iL EOWN at maker had_ 10,000 Je of ; Pd coatings which he was holding, os woatier to et afore he made thea the iis values at $9.98. boucles, ete. 4 length garments, with stunning side button effects. COLORS: gray, navy, brown, etc. Sizes 13 to 19 years for juniors and 14 to 48 years for misses— CUSTOM ALTERATIONS FREE —Saturday sale price, chillas, wool mixtures, cheviots, etc. and cuffs of contrasting shades, also two toned boucles. belted back or fitted models; colors: navy, gray, Biewey: etc. 14 to 19 years, Sale price ‘Saturday (No Mail Orders)... Sale of Women’s, Misses’ & Children’s Raglan Rainproof Raincoats Made from good quality surface rubber waterproof fabric; full cut and well made; semi-fitting raglan shoulder, strapped cuffs, roWing collar, tan or gray, sizes 6 to 14 years for children, Misses’ & Children’ 3 Rain Capes, $1.29 striped waterproofed fabric; extra full cape, reaching to shoe tops; large hood head; sizes 6 to 16 years; featured Saturday at.. FILLED. A Wonderfully a Lot of Cor di Big Value, Coat They are made heavy corduroy; Double-breasted; full box fashion, well tailored; tan or navy; sizes to 6 ; on sale Saturday i Chitdren's Corduroy Coats—. ‘Russian | styles, with belt, wamly interlined, nicely KI € These Rain Capes are made from a heavy can be drawn over the 1 e onpEEs Specially Marked at $1.98 years tailored, in brown or navy; sizes to 6 yrs. Children’s Sheer {Children's Out- Children’s Daisy | Puente | ing Flannel Night | Cloth Petticoats \y| Full el Drawers Heavy quality, in pink or blue Heavy quality, with or with- out body, in cream, pink and 19c sizes to 14 year: THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX of vaiue-giving, surpassing anyt produced in New York this season. Every pair worth $3.00. A stock; every size; every width, (cannot come off), a jet black velvet that'll wear well, plain toes; Boyt” and Girl’ School Men’s $4.00 Army Shoes at $2.25 Regular Army comfort-#hape; heavy %4-inch double oak tan soles: stitched and welted; black and t Water-proof; mix Made of gunmetal kid leather, lace and button models; in sizes B'to 8. On ape cial ‘male Sat: -59c urday. . ut shoes, heavy vis- callaed goles; built vo stand hardest Women’s Felt Cloth Juliettes With warm fleece lning, actual $1 value; vol or# blue, brown, gray, Wile and green; flexible goles, hand sewed; #izes 2% to 8. Also Men's Cloth Slippers in gray or K, rmly lined, fu @ to 11; choice a Stylish Junior and Misses’ Coats Juniors $6, $7 and $8 Sample Coats Saturday at 4.98 A wonderful collection of stunning coats, embracing full length chin- The trimmings show collars Loose Sizes 4.98 Guaranteed All Wool Broadcloth& Serge Dresses For women is misses; the biggest $5 garment value you will ever have 16 to 18 years for misses, and 34 to 44 bust for women. Seturday 1. 98 There’s style, good. dressmakin; only, at . two models aiitie are re Women’s $3 Short Vamp Black Button Velvet=Sue deShoes?! They have the welted sole, short vamps, high heels, riveted buttons The Very Latest and Best 98c fiction . . Man The White ed Sale 8. 98 Boys’ High Grade Winter Suit or $4.98 | nermen:, also mt HOt of. worsted years, e e ons/! Furnishing Men's and Boys’ $1.00 ngs Wool Mixed Coat Sweaters Shown in Oxford, with Byron coll f and doubl ute; all 1 Wool fleeced natural color shirts and drawers; all ¢ ue 's Single or double breasted; made fi the best quality indigo breasted style; all 16 Heavy Coat model, in Oxford, brown and navy, with ruff aicos J, 00 and double cuffs; sizes MAIL OBDERS FILLED. 28 RLY 46; ape 2.98 I4 “and” elegant material. The ally individually handsome, We call attention to the satin ribbon girdle effect; the pretty deep ruffle lace at cuffs— satin revers, lace yokes; the other a Robespierre model with velvet inset, front edged with two rows of velvet buttons; also 25 other dashy styles to choose from. They're made of ele- gant all-wool French serge and chiffon broad. cloth, in black, blue, brown, tan, gray, ete; sizes for misses and la- dies from 34 to 44 bust; sale price Saturday, “39 prominent manufacturer’s entire surplus all sizes, -HEARN- | @ ma Fourteenth Steet West of With Avenue 4.i_ Saturday—Children’s Day FOR GENUINE PRICE SAVINGS, SHOP HERE : q To know how great are your savings, make comparisons— 4 We welcome relentless, thorough investigation va Every Girl’s Every Apparel Need— At Prices Surprisingly Low re Worstea— re. “any, cardinal, white; oe ine ford with navy, nd fren trim—two pockets yea SATURDAY'S LEADER IS nica Te GIRLS’ CHINCHILLA COATS........ 7.98 rer S if color buttons— EVERY COAT WORTH $10.00, CONSERVATIVELY STATED 10 -YPB. oes. +08 to 1.68 cut—well made—velvet collar—wide b nce tS: yoann BOYS’ WARM GARMENTS ‘Wool Flannel Blouses—Navy, tan, ght and dark gray—full cut— eRuaelan 3 or attached in ‘Weol cardinal ratte leo Ox: TR ee, e and green— V neck ce hie roll collar Girls’ Fine Dress Coats. . 1.98 to 21.98 | Girle'Repp Dreeses................. Fine, soft, all-wool e, chevi- | New Winter modele—imported ma- ots and polo cloths—handsome tones terlale—blue, pink and white-hand- | ool i Of brown, Jeather, oll blue and favy | somely «rim'd with waite embroidery | Sto'ld yeaten ee, s+ TD. " =tatest of handsome modele—deep | —6 to cara, # ts Fren of self material—satin Children's Legginge—Leather, lined sleevea—8 to 14 years, velvet, Jersey ‘and ‘ 190 Jerse: bay evrte ped teeee ntalont Ginetice white, navy, ‘ooltent ' end poraurey, ire Faw years. ‘ rom Seat Hylea—tined and colors—| Ruterltne@=a to 1 yea! Finer coats of Broadcloths, Fancy Mixtures, ye and Imported Chinonilias to. pares SPECIAL VALUES IN GIRLS’ COATS All_ wool cheviote—touble breast— deep self facings, extra fine work: manship~—6 to 1 Worth 96.98. Worth %, Worth $13.98. bows, | girdles ‘and many little unusual ribbon touches— @.08) lovely details usually found only on madi jor dressos—8 to 14 Another Lot of Women’s TS ct. KID GLOVES.......55 Black and pretty tans Soft, amoot e-to-ords 4 years. Bute xt have besa’ wo i jaade—handsome materiale table e& ‘Sea tabne superbly tallored—4 to iy years. at 75 et. value eee NECKWEAR FROM PARIS Substantial Reductions on BOYS’ SUITS FLANDERS, BOHEMIA, LIMERICK Worateds, Cheviots, Sergee and Cassime: Heavy black or self-emb'y lenty of also pular new fanc; iy Bisel Risa en SAW ited cereal ay siege hay eas imapection—silk sewn throughout—knickere out tre fulivbeet 5.98 | Were $7.8, 6.98 7.98 9.98 Maipsity habe eoesn | mete ae nt bagi Young Men's Ulster Overceats Chinchilla Overceats Aizes to 38 chest—Winter Overcoatingn| Newest plain or belted models— “oat in twitiee otripes, he Sal A deep Dotnted Collar of Fi @, to be worn, if desired, as a bodice trimming, with point in front eevand other] SL velvet collar navy, brown and 88 ene elf-collar—plain rere Db. D8.-6.08 708 A teope Sires Gaed BERETCSE EEE pagy 2 cre Un hand made filet, Ven nd Irish Delted—con Savertinn bes laces; is worth at sete ikon, rel aa eaten jo and Tinished Toye a See oe ae WES see 6.08: but we have marked {i Hand emb'd batiste motifs, tn wade of Bises to 87 oh favored tabrice—fine| Irish crochet lace—add immeasurably ttninge—texcelient ta talloring—tans, browns , to the attractiv ft and grays— Boys’ collar—price Just about 60% ee ace 8.98..4.98..5, , Shaw! Collars from Limerick marked 4.08 are at half price. ‘a and brown—maay have extra trousers. Weveletelte harshewteseoved 48 Other typical values from 1.08 to 10.98 Each piece shows the lace making characteristics of the country from which it hae Young Men’s Suits All sizes to 37 chest-Norfolks and asted peepee hy wanted Materials in every used ectly cut—d hs, ‘ sec caretnny | falicving found! cauahiy ea om Ste or itn amblema, < 7.98.. 9.98.. 11.98..14.98..16.50! neck stylee—eome have extra shlel - con Women’s Smart Boots Tomorrow's Special | $6.00 Quality.............. For Saturday Clearance 3,50 mal \ Served from 12.00 te 2.00... 34 Chicken Creole, utves. Cabingt “Piidding of ice Cream, Tea, ffee ur Milk, A snappy model that is brand new. Gunmetal one-piece ot battleship wray....Hand welted nion wales, tmarely wet Cuban heels, new pt lant ropes inne pet battens An f ye ot alle oi of handsome boots— en and wi | ct} -c! sh remarkably low price te reduce aurplua. oee"only ottered at the —————____________» Another Fine Collection of Women’s Ostrich Trimmed Hats at 9.98 loth top A pretty souvenir to each patren ordering this rT Hafan with its cheen. you iy be’ impressed also with the ‘also wi Even handsomer than our last offering which created a sensation. a IR i ieee te 4 are always of first arene ir aim HATS TRIMMED FREE, if Hat and Trimming Are Purchased Here, We SKIHY of foods Sha “tdbiy home ( once RR OLS Sane tay, feminists Ret: ST * 4 Manufacturer's Sample Line of Women’s Corsets $3.00 to $5.00 Values......... iti 1.98 t straight line, also ta k novelty goods—for @ WOMEN’S BLACK TIGHTS sed by send women throughout cold season inst: of oll Wiaaaatal Open or closed—earily Part Weol-ankle longth— Sizes to #.. “Dsl Mxtra sizes... Cotton and Wool—knee or ankle length... Pere Wool—anki extra heavy. ring waist models—coutil, patiate ender, medium and plump fi 1.19 TWO OTHER EXCEPTIONAL SATURDAY OFFERINGS Women’s Maternity “nmon's Maternity Corset Walete— | Misses’ Corset Walsts—Coutil and aide lacings—some with garters batiste—button or clasp ¢ront— uttached—well known make— garters attached—odd sises— + 49) regular $1.00 values., Aten eeene: A alsen 20 to 24 only, therefore, MORNING SPECIALS—To-morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. $1.00 values, To provent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. o— - 40 silk Velvet trim—6 to 14 years, MISSE3' DEPT.- tucks. Bre isay io $4.98 Girls’ School Coats 3.50 | $1.69 White Voile Waists. 1.£0) and heviote—aleo Navy and brown Cheviots— full | Hand embroidered fronte—torehon rays and mixtures, han le G d ves — BR ne Graze eg mol Rtures, | ra Jength—new high muffler collar— | and laces — some with fine ch ‘ochet buttons, WAISTS—SECOND FLOOR, -SECOND ¥LOOR, ' CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR. $6.50 Boys’ High Class Suits 4.28 | $2.25 Women's Corsets. . «1.37 | $2.24 Taffeta Silk Petticoats, 1.69 Back and Norfolk—fine fabrics, in | Heavy batinte—tapering waist—long | Black, colors and chi e— many shades of brown, gray, and | OVer hips—three pairs extra quality | pleated flounces—cambric du: garter to 26, CORSETS SECOND FLOOR, tan--best linings—many "with txtra PETTICOATS—SECOND FLOOR, | $1.00 Gold-Filled Rosaries. 50) Amethyst, garnet, pearl ‘and jet— warranted by m'f'r to wear 6 yra.\ STATIONERY—THIRD FLOOR, | $3.98 Women’s Black Dress Hi Velvet or Hatters’ plush—iarge and @mall shapes. . 8 yr OTHING “THIRD FLOOR, | 59 et. Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas A2) Pink and blue stripes; also Winter welght Madras and ales—with | or Without frogs—t to 16 yrs. | BOYS FULNISHINGS—THIKD FLOOR, | 59 et. Boys’ Golf Caps 39 Hats 9 or mushrooms— 1, brown or navy smart, becoming styles, MILLINERY THIRD FLOOR, 49 ct. Children's Flan'lette Night Dresses 39 Newent eyte—navy bores Os fancy Good quality—pink or blue stripes— MILLINERY—THIRD FLOOR, or wn mixtures—plain | double yokes—l to 4 years. {naide tur. band, MUMIN UNDERWE Ut ancoxD rtoor, | $3.00 Women’s Tan Calf Shoes. 1.98 BOYS! FURNISHINGS. -THIND FLOOK Extra high cut—button—opera, wos i heels—sizes 3 to '59 ct. Boys’ Flanne! Blouses Cuban h aHOkS—s&i Foon, .39| 27 ct. Millinery Ribbons 16 Blue, Kray or tan, also cloth—al and Madi Satins, Taffetas—Dresdens, Motrea— colors, black and white, RIBBONS MAIN FLOOR, 24 & 29.t, Boys’ Fleeced Underwear 19) 00 | color—extra heavy fnirts-ankle “length | $1.75 Boys’ Veal Calf Shoes. | Laced—good stout shoes | Wear—sizes 1 to 544, SHOE DEPT. | 15 et. Children’s Hose : Black—heavy ribbed—6 to 94. HOSIBKY—MAIN FLOOR, hair — slippers. TH FLOOR, | MERINO UNDERWEAR—MAIN FLOOR, Clock Signs Denote Mornin; Leok for the Clocks!