The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1912, Page 8

WOVEN RNSE - SOOOOFORFREE ONO clinic and the Ladies Are Pleased. A BIG PRESCRIPTION.) Great Boon for Poor, Sick Persons on the West Side of the City. For last night the hundred devoted ‘women who make up the Auzil! Board, together with some ni hi red husbands, friends, re! and the doors for the Board's annual thea- trical benefit. And since the feminine| — promoters of the affair, blandly imper- vious to the high cost of living, bought up the entire house and resold it at al- most double prices, quite one-quarter of the sum necessary for the permanent establishment of the bed has been ool- leeted, ‘The Polyclinic Hospital, most people know, just moved into @ fine new sorts of cases, and it has to take care of all the west side ambulance calls ‘are thousands of peopte in that part of ‘the city in every serious need of med- foal treatment end yet unable te pay hospital bills, DOCTORS PRESCRIBED ONE FREE BED. Therefore the doctors told the Wom- en's Auxiliary Board that at least one bed must be established immedi- ately. The Board is made up of a emall group of women whe take @ fine and earnest delight in personal philanthrop- le service, Their president is Mre. Charles Gilmore Kertey, whose husband is a well-known specialist im the dis- eases of children, and most, though not all, of the board members are the wives of the Polyclinio physicians and eur- weons. “To maintain © permanent free bed, including 386 days of the dest medical treatment and nureing, requires $00 a g can be made, however, with a ich, of course, pays for the bed and what goes with It, Our board has already put its bed im operation, and the second patient, @ woman, wes re ceived last Satuniay. “The $2,000 which we gained last night makes a fine nest egg for the $8,000 fund which we must finally establish in order to insure the annual income of #00. We shall have at least one card party later im the season, ‘We hope to collect ‘@8 much as $5,000 in al! this year, j Pitter ial and J heard one of the doc! he'd love to attach them to the hose pital surgical corps—to give the anaes thetics, don't you know! Besides show- ing the people to thelr seats, thers ! young woimen tripped down the centre aisle, two abreast, to offer Miss Bille Burke eight large baskets of American } Beauty roses and yellow chrysanthe- } mums, The flowers were tled with } orange ribbon, the color of the Poly- f clinic Hospital. } } ‘Miss Burke, too, has been most gen- @rcus to us. And all those whom we have personally approached, even our tradespeople, have done what they could. ‘The first person I saw when I entered the theatre to-night was my grocer We had all the boxes sold, at 660 weveral weeks before the perfo: ‘The box-holders were Mra, And ingon, Mis, Daniel Loring, dlauson, Mr® Thomas Hsbit nold Sturnbors, Robert Wyt!” an A w. myself, thing which knows ork, wisi! haa the part of us who are more fortunate to help the others out. WORKED IN HARMONY WITH quite the biggest job we have yet tackled. We've been in existence four years, and during that time we've worked in perfect harmony with the hospital physicians, applying our help where it Beemed to be mom needed. We Spent $4,800 for equipping the kitchen tn the new hospital building, And we have “ man gifts for the patients, as these things were required. It Is for the New York Poly-|insurea the permanent. maintenance of our first free bed, and ft Is in order that we may do this as quickly a® pos- ‘ aible that we ask for help from all who believe in such work, very much needed! And as soon as we have it established for all time—why, ‘we can begin to work for another.” Arlington, No, 273 West Thirty-eighth street, early to-day. Max Berman, night superintendent, found Mise Anna Doyle, an actress, in room 24 shouting, “I nave taken poison; I cannot bear it; I don't want to live any more.” took the girl to Bellevue Hospital. She was suffering from lysol, the doctors uid. In consequence of his kindness to her | the girl had fallen in love with the man and was so infatuated that when he! end implicitly, a stocking. had to leave yesterday to keep an en- gagement for a tour he became des- court. OLD BOREAS ROBS HER BANK OF SILK, THE DOCTORS. “This eight-thousand-doliar fund ts upped nen, fruit, flowers and Christ- “We shall be #0 happy when we havo ‘ Swoops Down Upon It, in Hotel Window, and Pouf! It’s Gone! ‘The bed ts 80 Pranks have burned, busted, been ——— ACTRESS TAKES POISON. Screams rang through the Hote1| the @tory of one that simply wandered away. It was @ perfectly good bank the etyle of architecture or the capital stock. ‘Thie bank wae the sole property of Mrs. Robert Stadle, who with her hus- band lives om the fourth floor of the Latham Hotel, It was a portable bank Berman told the police Miss Doyle; and Mra. Stadle carried tt round with Dr. Goldberg, of New York Hospital, had been {11 at the hotel for more than | ner, wg orator etl fa month and hed been loowed after by | ev..." fact one was a friend, length, of the finest silk—well, you've guessed it—it waa the wealth reposi- tory the women trust @o persistently in actor on the Keith circuit. It was about midnight Saturday that ‘Mrs. Stadle removed the bank in the ae 7 th room, In it she had The girl, who was placed under Privacy of her ba hd arrest, will probably be well enough 40 envelope containing $100. A window =| to be arraigned to-day at West Bide! of the bathroom opens out on Twenty- @ighth street; it was raised just the B. Altman m & Cn. | have preparedfor to-morrow (Wednesday) A Highly Important Sale of FURS & FUR GARMENTS For Men, Women and Children, comprising a large number of fur pieces of superior quality, made especially for this occasion in the newest styles and in. short, medium and full lengths, and offered at remarkably low prices; as follows: WOMEN’S FUR COATS Karakul Coats at $65.00, 110.00, 175.00 Hudson Seal Coats . 135.00, 175.00 __Sealedyed Coney Coats . 68.00, 95.00 Black Pony Coats . . . . 58.00 MEN’S FUR-LINED OVERCOATS of. Oxford cloth or black broadcloth, lined with extra dark muskrat and having collars of Hudson seal or Persian lamb . . $65.00 WOMEN’S MUFFS AND NECKPIECES ‘ MUFFS NECKPIECES Karakul . . $8.00,22.50 8.00, 22.50 Beaver tie. a. oe 18.00 Civet Cat. + 16.50, 25,00 15.00, 35.00 Black Fox . 17.00, 32.00, 38.00 14.00, 25.00, 45.00 Pointed Fox 25.00, 30.00, 40.00 25.00, 35.00, 45.00 | Black Lynx. « 25.00, 58.00 25.00, 48.00 Mink . . =. = 45.00, 68.00 35.00, 48.00 Scotch Mole 21.00, 32.00, 38.00 8.00, 30.00, 38.00 Australian Opossum 18.00, 25.00 12.00, 18.00 Natural Raccoon 14.50, 28.00 14.50, 28.00 Hudson Seal . « 25.00 28.00 Skunk. . «. 28.00,40.00 14.00, 40.00 Black or Blue Wolf 14.00, 18.00 10.00, 16.50 Persian Paw Sets . . . + $8.00 FUR .COATS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN Reduced to $45.00, $55.00 & $75.00 Also a number of high-cost models in Women’s Fur Garments and Fur Pieces at considerably reduced prices. WTH $100 DEPOSI looted and robbed, but to-day wa have © ‘and contained $100. Never mind about, picked up by John Brookhoven, two Aled. ae ered ac tintest Uttle bit at the time “I put it (the bank) on the window it” explained Mrs, Stadle, “I didn't notice that the horrid window was open #o fer.” lifting the silken bank whirled and twisted it far the night. Whethe it landed tn th like a kite w: carried to so: where, she de bank is ati Aaron Gideon, a stenographer em- A by the Mager Car Works near to, N. J, died early to-day in the Passaic Honpital of injuries he re-| ceived when struck by @ train last night on the railroad tracks between the works and his home, When he was! tated and remained with him until he Sa LNB on With But along came a gentle gephyr and! the six THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, p19. | POULTRY EXHIBIT OPEN. | alll Bo am to be sure | would not forget! Thiety Haperts WI Make Awarda | °° Empire Poultry day 4 [diminutive bantam, weighing a few gigante Oprongtons, many of which tip the scales at five pounds popular breeds of Plymouth Leghorns, Brahmins, Orphing- | 4; ounces, to Minorcas ai breeds will be well represented, -| pigeon display will be unusually at- tractive this year. ‘The © Assyeintion opened t nie until Sa the five days o than 3,00 birds wil ve how will be held in con- be judged n of the Tablets poisons. Faw your phi and specify pre's An positive in | results, Tyree's ptiseptic Powder | efficacious | a many oth The Scld by digists everywhere, for booklethd free sample. franklin Simon & Co) Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Special Sale Wednesday Fur Coats and Furs For Women and Misses ‘Much Below Regular Prices Moire Pony Coats Full-length model, light jit FB pony skins, long roll collar and cuffs. Heretofore $59.50 Fur Trimmed Pony Coats Semi-loose model, large roll collar of civet, natural or skunk raccoon. Heretofore $69.50 Natural Pony Coats Semi-loose model ofwell-matched nat- ural browa pony skin, long roll collar. Heret $125.00 French Mole Coats Score a eet me baxatd Pe“ Heretofore $125.00 French Mole Coats Pull length model of selected mole 35.00 47.50 75.00 85.00 coney skins,draped model with border 1 2 5.00 Heretofore $175.00 French Seal Coats Of fine quality French seal side with silk cord ornament Heretoft Caracul Fur Coats 54 inches long, of high lug skins, semi-loose model, long rolbllar. Heretotd $98.50 Caracul Fur Coats Of well-matched skins, car and cuffs of natural raccoon or cil. Heretofor$145.00 Fur Trimmed Coats Of French seal, collar andiffs of Persian, chinchilla, squirrel civet. Heretoforel 75.00 Leopard Skin Coats Of well-matched leopard skitcollar and cuffs of natural raccoon civet. Heretofore?50.00 jehed to $89.50 58.00 65.00 95.00 125.00 185.00 ALSO ORIGINAL PARIS MODEL FUR COATS AND FUR} AT ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES, Se HL | Real Hudson Seal Coats | Full length models of well-matched highest grade bisa long roll collar, fastened to side. Heretofore $175.00 and $250.00. 125.00 ana 175.00 | High Grade Persian Lamb Coats | 52 and 54 inches long, of well-matched Leipzig dyed skins. | 250.00 ana 295.00 Heretofore $375.00 and $450.00. Fur Muffs and Neckpieces Natural Raccoon Sets Large animal scarf. Heretofore $14.50 Large flat muff. Heretofore $24.50 Genuine Mole Sets Fancy scart of real Scotch mole. Heretofore $24.50 Large flat muff. Heretofore $39.50 Civet Fur Sets Long or animal shaped scarf, Heretofore $24.80 Large flat muff. Heretofore $20.50 Black or Blue Wolf Sets Large animal scarf with head and tail. Heretofore $14.50 Large flat muff. Heretofore $24.50 Cinnamon Wolf Sets Large animal scarf. Heretofore $24.50 Large flat muff, Heretofore $20.50 Women’s and Misses’ Fur Hats Four New and Distinct Shapes. Turban, Tam o’ Shanter and two soft crush models 10.00 16.50 16.50 24.50 14.50 16.50 9.75 16.50 14.50 16.50 of selected French Mole or French Seal. French Mole Sets : Long straight scarf. Heretofore 450 9.50 Large Pillow Mutt. Heretofore s\7s-_ 11.50 Black Fox Sets ‘ Large double scart finkahed sith be 5 19.75 Large flat muff. Heretofore $2: 1 9.75 Shunk fe i shape scarf. : Heretofore $40) 35.00 Large flat muff. Heretofore $40) 35.00 White Fox Fur Sets Harey sateant aoee Mitt rotors $540 37.50 Heretofore $550 37.50 Persian Paw Sets | Latge fancy scarf. Heretofore 5.75 Large flat muff. Heretofore 50 6.75 Large muff. 7.50 Heretofore $10.75 to $145 1 wil the Poultry Show un- ausjes of the Cat Fanciers’ sept . because it [absolutely harmless and heals sensed thes, prevents infection, unexcelled {a douche and is highly eral antiseptic for ne 25-cent package makes twolallons standard solution, J. 8. Tyree,pemiet, Washington, D. C. mk Stern Brothers’ will place on Sale To-morrow on the Main Floor, New Building, 400 Youths’ and Smail Men’s High Grade Winter Suits 33 to 39 inch chest, from their regular stock, at $16.50, $22.50 and 24.50 Values $25.00 to 37.50 These suits are of rough or smooth materials, in navy blue and the newest brown or gray effects in medium or dark shades, Sack or Norfolk styles, in conservative or extreme models for Business, College or Dress Wear Also Another Offering of | Men’s Winter Overcoats, $24.50 | Regular Values from $40.00 to 50.00 Art Needlework Dep’t The above Overcoats are of London and American manufacture and THIRD FLOOR NEW_BUILDING | made of Chinchilla Shetland Cloth, Kerseys, Meltons and Mixed Overcoatings, in blue, brown or gray plain or two-toned ef- fects, in rote or double-breasted models with plain or guard backs, also Three-quarter-length Chesterfield models in black or Oxford gray, silk lined. An unusually choice collection is being shown of desirable Leather Goods Appropriate for Holiday Gifts including Fitted Travelling Bags and Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Strap Books, Letter, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Sewing Baskets, Manicure and Jewel Cases. Also for To-morrow, Exceptional Values in Men’s and Women’s Imported Dressing Cases, of black goat seal, with Parisian $4.75, 6.50, 7.95 ivory, nickel or ebony fittings, at Values from $6.00 to 9.00 Imported Fitted Writing Cases, of Colored English Morocco, ; at 2.75, 3.85 Values $4.00 and 5,00 apo te Hand Bags, of Fine Morocco, with inside frame, narrow envelope shape, fitted with purse and mirror, clip mounting, Value $6.00 at 4.50 To-morrow, a Special Sale of Antique Gold Trays and Fern Holders, festooned with roses, in desirable shapes and sizes, at 35°, 45°, Party or Work Bags I made of rep, with tapestry and gold galloon trimming 75¢ with silk cord draw string, in a variety of sizes and colors, Actual Value $2.00 Alse large assortments of Imported Knitted Wool Toques and Hoods for Motoring and Outdoor Sports, in desirable styles and color combinations, at the following Very Attractive Prices: Angora Toques, at 50c, 95c Crochet Wool Toques, at 1.50, 1.95, 2.25, 3.25 Eiderdown Hoods, silk lined, at 1.65,2.25 Silk Toques, at 3.25 Wool Hoods, silk lined, at 7.50 Lace Departments Exceptional Reductions have been made in Metal, Beaded and Colored Novelty Lace Edges, Bandings, Allovers and Flouncings, Also for To-morrow, Specials Values in Laces and Bandings, in Fancy Net, Alencon, Shadow, Rosaline, Boheme and Venise, in most desirable widths, Regular Values 45c to 5.95 Lace Flouncings, . ; in Shadow, Alencon, Fancy Net an Colored Novelty effects, 27 to 36 ins, wide2 1.10 to 5,50 Regular Values $1.75 to 7.25 Allover Nets, : in Venise, Shadow and Metal re 58 to 2.50 Regular Value $1.10 to 3.25 combinations, 18 to 42 inches wide, Novelty Metal Edges and Bandings, from 2 to 9 inches wide, fre Regular Values $1.25 to 8.50 West 23d and 22d Streets 25° to 4.75 75° to 6.75 THE SUNDAY WOR WANT DIRECTORY S - Makes more “Offers of Posi- tions” than any other two mediums in the universe