The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1912, Page 15

ooo T JAMESTOWN WINNERS. | JAMESTOWN ENTRIES. @IRST RACE—Two-1 year-okts; selling:;| JAMESTOWN RACE TRACK, Nov. five and ao half furlongs.—Insurance|13—The entries for to-morrow's races 113 (Small), # to 10, 1 to 3 and out, ee ag aed The Closing Prices. To-day's highest, lowest and pope fo and of net changes as compared with yesterday's final figures are as follows: prescription from e Avo flange 10 (Turner), 7 to 1, 2 to 1 parse Low. Last " even, second; Province, 106 (Bux- gig ane ta Or Meneses of eee cre artes oe ee, ie IG 2. Bh + & (Mama Johnson, Sand Hog, Willis andj Feity, Fuses al Ar Boy 6% + 1% Coronet also ran. ereatart abs 1t8, dest 0% HH + % SHCOND RACH—Three-year-olde and oh we TH 7] =) package) and upward; seling; one mile and seventy, Hiboc a% 43 43% saparilla compoun yards.—Mollle &., 113 (Fafrbrother), 3 ta ih Pc mi 108" 107% 107% — % 1, 6 to 6 and 3 to 6, first; Senator Sparks, | Hatiery, tt romans 100% 106% 100% + % 102 (Teahan), 90 to 1 10 to 1 and 4 to 1,/ Hy, d10) marty laghete, | Se Se Be » @econd; Sidon, 1% (Buxton), 9 to 1, 10 , Ce 264 Pit am — % to Land 6 to 1, third. Time, 1484-5. Ab-| the aves cbr. Heard, it ae &conder, Montagnie, Cheer Up, Henotic, 128) 3 rH Hen Moe iad lag 4° Beach Band, Granta also ean. olen, Rick. a He got Dielde' gue Sina “t 18% 188 ae Baraws Hi Stops Hi duipe, Moack, 1 S. Ry Bet n fede yall Claiming that hia jaw had been broken by] OMA, Ala Vo Me US Bet sealed, yellow as eeens fr mete os | Rie veer ae WS US lag own ye ‘A... Fommy “Hudson of fatty aeerse ig. 12 Ol Sk ae y g SORE FEET, Corns, Callouses, Bun. | = Tet wed, a ‘toniaon boxing | wi the pi Se jill, < 16% 15% T15! t fons, Frost Bites, Aching and Sweaty Saye cote i : ee ESR | pre dt, sings onset anette ai Hay 18 tt™ = | Fests A gpoonrul of Gatocige 1 Bei aa! a rete a ta tag thy Mahal, IRE: | Weed wae OR EN where he pleased, a 7 10h Rock Isl 3% BR By ce ey Allowance of five pounds; track fast. | { WA eh 10% = PP comnsininpatlifcsentchal = “Lett “Slim -Made Bt a a Every Little ers oi a TRIES TO KILL TWO GIRLS. we Ba> 4% Woman to Her Fat Sister.) cic ana Aico Zovieson, the youn Be RR Won OliveTabletHas portent Steg as, Feuth Letter: On the Fat Man Who Fo RE Rae a et a Movement Sie:—Your letter of coufratulation | ong Mod All Its O Oo 99’ eir brother, paler er tee Saree William, came to ssistance that Ww the two giris were fa|hels father and Gold Bien untll « po- Your decter will tll you ninety ce Tobieson, who ts seventy-three years |} Of Greater New York. fowels and vere "Dr, Edwards c wei | ai oa garetts om | Te inal charges are tow Evo pcs. Oho pert |was pensioned, Worry about his wife, || and are pald during eet anita CIT Terua ee who @& in @ hospital, brought the old \- oil, to act on the liver an wels, w! sper to @ desperate etate of melan- he gave to his patients for years. \uking @ harmless little Marmola Prescrip- | cholla. live Tablets, the substitute for calo- tion Tablet four times a day. When he came down atairs to his mel, are gentle in their a at he announced that he was on, hat he was alwayselfective, They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that eee buoy- ancy which shoul id be enjoyed by ev. one, by toning up the liver and clea hs item of harmful impurities. ‘aves amounts of $10,000 or less to home owners in Greater New York. Send for circular. rmany, Nov. I8—A ups of German and jan students of the technical uai- ity here occurred in the early morn- hours of to-day. One Russian stu-/ Bylo dent was killea by a etab in the temple, je a number of German and Russian lents were wounded with pistol shots, one of the Germans being dangerously u ie erip taking medic it the Marmola P» nventent, === COWPERTHWAIT & SONS| Prepare for Thanksgiving Turkey Day is not far o You'll enjoy our dinner more and have CT ve be thank ful r, Ff your home is comfortable. — Re» New things are SO easy to get: OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT iveeb m Store $15Worthfor 25¢ Weekly Srd Ave. Q. srowntts sieves 121st St. $200 Worth for $2.50 Weekly 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. i: = $500 Worth for $5.00 Weekly Weekly or Monthly—Any Amount Prices Marked in Plain Figures 10% Off If You Prefer to PayCash Acres of ae Furnitare, Bedding, Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloth, Curtains, Stoves—Everything for HouseKeeping " Sideboard, $23:75 Beautiful quartered FF oak; well polished; 45 inches wide; serpentine front drawers, prettily Hf Dessert ‘Set, 1 chines carved; 16x26 bevelled plate mirror; wide top- shelf. je; _Hundrede more of J * every kind. 95c piecgs of fine flori Werth Fasily 89-1 tinuous posts, brass sbinatee Hy cope cn the om hs C onal: | Bed Room, Quarterea | Dining Chair 9S setae 12.75 Oilcfoth, a wyard 30c Linoleum, all grades, from. yard 49¢ Every vartety of Carpet, Rug, Matting, phy qubatentially le; id | Oak, Fotden finish; “pad: @ie” or cane seat vt good quality. Me Chairs, Tatles Chairs and rockers &c., and no charge for all measuring, Rack & Buffets, aa! sewing, lining or laying. 7 Pieces, 59c Sain cone, vezoept the dianen me °F Cowperthwait! Sanitary Beading You spend one-third of yeur Ii’e In bed, so it's mighty Important to sleep well, To do that, your mattress and pillows must be of wholesome r--te- rials, and of the proper grade to suit “ Perfection” § your weight. Oil Heater We make al our bedding. in, our own sanitary factory. under perfect . P $ =. conditions. We know how to make 5-Piece Parlor Suite, $42.50 3.25 femmanion, ve know tow to make Nt orth fully $86. Bought jn a large lot from « seaneestees, at a emrifice to keep Wot, m*aeal? § Besides, our sanitary bedding costs dul ° 0 etaalte ia etteced inet weet pene plusne has ‘well snide. temes with lasws stove taiacors, & no more than the other kinds claw feet, Other reductions in Perlor Buites of ell Kinde too numerous to mention, Ws Haslem Store 3rd Ave. & 12Ist Street Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq. We have fitted up homes for Thanksgiving Day, and Every Day, for 105 years. What other firm in America has such a record? Open Saturday Evenings HCOWPERTHWAIT & SONS HE RVENING WORLD, W SLE NOVEMBER 18, 1912. 2. uble Bo Trading Stamps Until 1 1 0’Clock, Single Stamps Thereafter [saa Pyre Wor Comes Tor | Black French Velvet Hats Dressy Hats for $9. 15 Fi Any Occasion, at Here's a collection of Smart Hats that just about represents the pinnacle of value-giving. We were lucky when we discovered them, but the good luck’s ee te— too. We needn't tell you that these are really $6 ‘ou'll recognize that the moment you see Dozens of popular Parisian shapes—large, eotiin tae and small—one and all remarkable values. (tain Foor.) Notable Sale of $2 Ostrich] Bands The most popular trimming of the season; made of broad and heavy Ostrich 85e t flues, 30 inches long. Other stores ask $2.00 for these bands. Colors: black, white, black and white, royal, taupe, and other wanted colors | Anywhere Else And even then you probabiy coulan’t get sucha stad assortment of styles as in this sale at Pietee th" These mid-week Coat Sales are attracting abn. great deal of attention, partly because of they unusual values they offer and partly becaus woman need pay more than $8.75 to get the style coat she wants, in any of the populary materials of the season, if she attends this sale; All full length ula: oa 52 and 54 inches long, buttoned close to neck or rever collars of velvet or imitation Persi Lamb, large mannish pockets and turned back cuffs: pap ge ag od i $8.75 Special Sale of Men’s, Women’s & Children’s Hosiery mixtures; eizes 34 to 46 A Special Purchase that cleaned up all the Surplus Steck of several Important Manufacturers at prices that barely cover factory cost Women’s Seamless Cotton Stockings | Men's Pure Thread Silk Half Hose Wemen's see, SR) bactyesBicg Silk ‘ eee In black, fast color, with double heels In black-only, full einen with double lisie heels | In all the newest pastel oi and toes, garter tops. These are sec- fashioned; others have double “we heels and toes, elastic ribbed garter tops; 10¢ onds of standard 2 ‘silk socks; value lie and toes and pit tops. Every pair bears 79¢ all sizes to 10; value 19c, pair..... BOD s MEE civic k's Unis HAs L004 Hee the trade mark, Values up to $1.50; pair Women’s Fine Gauge Ingrain Dyed Sik meockings_a LEC; Ba ret iotcs neon Cossalegees eae] white, ete.; with high werd heels and cin Rar Qe Children’s Fine or Medium Ribbed Full Fashioned Foot, Cotton or Lisle Stockings— in black, tan and white. All have double heels, toes and knees, Famous Lauback brand; all sizes to 10; 6 yee $1.45; pair... ... Women’s Plated Silk,Stock-| Infants’ Fine Ribbed Cash- ings—in black only. All are full]mere Stockings —made of the seamless with lisle heele and toes, These | finest combed lamb’s wool, with calered, are termed Mill Runs on account of some | silk heels and toes, in bleck, tan, slight flaw, areene ough, baal white and red; all sizes to fere bc) the gioeciag of * 15e O/z; 6 pairs, $1.35; pair... An Excepuona: Fa chase of PETT\ icoATS” Petticoat maker found himself vigteal eet ace it for us it was a wender- ror the variety of styles he had was toes, values to $1.75; 6 pairs $8.80; PO. cceesaceseeresecreees G. D. Just 312 of These Sample *2 to 3 Corsets Waists 4 Up $9.50 It's the easiest thing im- aginable to attain py he ionable figure effect with a Justrite Corset. sides, you'll feel perfect- ly comfortable and at ease. You really can't do better than wear the Justrite—for each model is especially designed to suit some particular re- uirement. Choose trom Striped Silks, Pongces, Lin- geries and Lace, tt We doubt greatly whether you could buy evere $0" the material for the price we are selling these waists for to-morrow. In fact, we are quite certain you couldn't. The waists are made in many styles, with yokes of embroidery, lace edgings, etc., either long or short sleeves, light or dark shades, They were made to retail at $2.00 and $3.00. Special. (Second Floor.) Sixih Floor “Lote ‘seo ET | Corsetieres to Fit You (Second Floor.) Mid-Week FLOUR vosste sae. 25 BUTTERINE cit i ok 20 SHOUT ERS D Ur PINUT BUTTER "*" “36¢| BOILED HAM tsi ith 294 Beals A. Al P Past Records for Values ¥; FRANKFURTERS man's” fresh 16¢ Tee Silver Silver Bleached | [= — “Wt 25 Large Huck . CTioevints, al Crash Foweli 39 Turkish Bath f POUND CAKE imond iccing * 15¢ i, es ng set Towels a | te - “n is | BISCUITS A Se Be reset tata [ese Be 735 ¢ GINGER SNAPS pusinas. 2a hg ty bey FRESH MEAT Dlerched: sft Damask Napkins cra BROILERS to une; beautiful $4.00 & $4.50 Bem [vey tine quality and pattern#; each, Slitched Linen Seis | snow white; handsome Tar cl CHICKENS ae CT $1.50 to $2 Damask | Hach yet constats of it on = £C| LEGS of MUTTON ver 10te Table Cloths | Shh wallet rotttla p A. mixed lot, consisting long. and 4 | 85e Large Size Seam- hemstitehed nap- of hematiteh less bed Sheets to he em: Thor on i Tor COF Tce Gop: sr STEAKS futsk Hetoly ‘15i¢ rat io toy net of D| Mate trom one of the Golden t ‘oom bleached sheetings; ex- ‘llghity bro FINNAN HADDIES sink'a" gt tables; finest qualities tra heavy qual- 5 ' bund In damask, in hand- SPAGHETTI: 420 Pann Bic seo seneas, ae i, doutie'bed OTE TIN or -D eg an |] Bath Towels = |jjsive: cach..... e orders; ble th: a ; DEC E fonchness scree oY fica? sony” uu | Sete Ske Remathehed = 50c Table Damask rie'with wide col-|{| Pure white damask ta AL o c Pure bleached table neat pattersh: a in GIN. War we Yuhow, bv AN damask; rich, attrace ing room tables; wal tive pate some scalloped he 78a rrots pee! terns; cloths; MUSCATEL Atta 1, ane