The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1913, Page 4

| PRESIDENT SAYS: NATION - HAS ANAKENED TO PERLS Facing a New Age, the Task Now Is a Squaring of Government Affairs, | With Justice for All the People. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 19138. \ eploite withont renewing or con: | we eiiai! m wha 1 be ) 1 1de him farew nataral resources of the body of agricultural activi- \4 4 member of o expiring Sen- of the Sixty- | ae it should be through the inetrumen- tality of setence taken directly to the | | om ways be 0} farm, oF afforded the facilities of creais, NOT A DAY OF TRIUMPH BUT OF dest suited to ite practical needs; | DEDICATION. | watercourses undeveloped, waste places, “And yet it will be no cool process, amreciaimed, forests untended, fast Ais- | of mere science. The nation has been appearing without plan or prospect of ‘¢¢ply stirred, atirrea by & solemn renewal, unrogarded waste heaps at | Peesion, stirred by the Knowledge of! | every mine. | wre of ideals lost, of government "We have studied ax made an in-| other Mahlers STERN BROTHERS |§ eth Avenue at s1st Street ‘| Smart Waists at 1.95 Good examples of the splen- | did values our stock always affords. Each one worthy to vie with the most becom- Unusual Offerings To-morrow, in their Cotton Dress Goods Dep’t | God's cme presence, where justice 8500 Yards Embroidered Swisses . « 28 ertectad | white and colored grounds, in a large assortment tay be ton an an uw A eet of new designs and color combinations perlaps no jan tie most effective | Strament of evil. and opportunity sweep across our ae | BOOrt-trings ke some air ont of | President Wilbon's inaugural address, one of the shortest ever de. |Pi' st the nereice of humanity, in 4°’ potittog wut w teak w search Regular Price 55c Yard | € ing in your collection. ' fivered by a President of the United States, was a calm declaration of prin. Meath ot its amen aud the women. ant) be through and through, whether we {a8 Piseus Fronels Drea Linens, &f cleoml designed; some cipies and aims. The new President announced an awakening of the na- | gale for exintenee. This Is. ne Indeed. Sbete epemsomen ana intergse:| double width, pure flax, yarn dyed, in a large 39° | for the woman tho would tion to perils that beset it, and the beginning of a new age for the country tors, wheth have the pare heart | range of desirable colors, also black and white, at | be distinetive; also many }\t ‘ ake tonal i cane aged | ASIS OF GOVERNMENT 18/|to comprehend and the rectified will| Regular Price 65c Yard etty styles in hand em- in which justice for all was to bethe governing spirit. Here is his speech | JUSTICE, NOT PITY. | % choose our high conrse of action. Geoilersl andl tne trimmed in full: a-day of triumph; it Is " effects. These waists are copies of $5 Here m “There has beem a change of Rowern- t bean two yeare ago, when to count the human cost, the comt of the forces of i" Also for Wednesday, an Important Offering of f itepresentatives beawme | taxed and br Al eae ite are he rote - Models in fine quality voile, a decixive majority, It}and spiritual o in the body politic, in| men's lives hang in the b men's H 1] A . Pe : completed, The afces| women and children upon wh efand children be on Hdd in thete| HOBOS call upon ue to sayy what we whl) louseho ld | Inens batiste and lawn; all splendidly 4 Vice-President have Hives, their very vitality, do. from te vons made; both high and low neck 2 | styles to select from. | Into the hands of te, wt Industrial and aoe trast? i dhs Sia catan tual? That ts a wileh Uhey" CAANGE: Allah, ole e + ali At Specially Reduced Prices Excellent value at....... 1.95 n that t# uppermont tn our oF Kingly cope with °°"! Satin Damask Table Cloths, That is the question T order, 'f day. “@octety must see to it that it does | ' t iteelf crush or weaken or damage | own constituent parte. The first 2by2 yds. $1.65 to 3.25 21; by 2!) yds. $2675 to 4.50 I eee wore than the mare | stuatle Nea ite intimate ana fanlilar| deny of iaw ie te tecp ona tas an, (62D CONGRESS, BUSY TO BU) 28 ey ereetearee citrate i areal grey ‘Tho muccens of @| 000% With the great Government went ciety it serves. Sanitary laws, pu END. WINDS UP SESSION 2by3 “ 2.95" 5.25 2gby3 “ 3.95“ 6.50 We originally bought all the sur- little except when the | M8By deep secret things which we to?! vcd inwe, and lawe determining con- Yn auaeaeenas ” k TableCloth: 4.90 “ | lus stock of the best shoes the PX a that party for a large |10Me Gelayed to look iato am@ soru-| aitions of inbor which individuals are 4 | SatinDamask Table Cloths, round scalloped, 4. 6.25 adcliffe Co. make. and definite purpome. No one can mis- weed with camaid, fearless eyes. Tho) yuweriess to determine for themseives | \Hectiny Scene in the Howse as Napkins, Doz. $1.95" 4.25 | ; ‘ greet Goverment we Agvet, bas Nee | are intimate parte of the very ‘uetacee | Ex-Speaker Cannon Has Extra Large Dinner Napkins, Usually $8.75 Dor. at 4.98 | at 50c on the Dollar, Wibiie ts cee trav isurpere and selfish purposes, and those who), rstioe and loam emoleney. His Last Say bi Ls pha 3 and have been conducting a succes- in its own plana and point of vie *fome old things with which GPown familiar, and whiem had bogus Linen Sheets, Hemstitched, Pair $3.50, 4.50, 6.75 | Linen Pillow Cases} sree} “, 2Scs 1-35, 1.85 ful sale on these at 1.90 a pair. i a HASTE TO sUCC Included in the shipment are 16 creep inte the very habit of our! “At last a vision han been . and of individual Fight. This ie the highs | 1.45, 1.75, 1.95 large lot of thought and of our lives, have altered | 11s 0! our lite uy a whole, We wee the| enterprise of the new day to lift every. | Huck Towels, hemst’d or scalloped, Doz. 2.85, 4.00, 5.40. Tan Kid Lace Shoes their aspect as we have latterly looked | bad with the good, the debared and) (Ng that concerns our Hfo aw a nation ! , ‘einai cHitically upon them, with fresh, awak-|decadent with the xound and vital, With | t the Nght thet whines from the heart: | Bath Towels, hemmed, “ 2.85, 4.00, 5.50 an wore not in the original ened eyes; have dropped their G@ie-| this vision w pproaoh new aff, FY | urchase. Rather than e ther guises and shown themoctves alien and | Our duty ls tn cieunse, to reconalder, to Guest Towels, 2.90, 3.50, 4.00 | back the manufacturers have al- atatster. t the evil without im- it pass the Crochet, at 90c, 1.15, 1.35 lowed us an extra concession so fs ve ble we she ee ff *sahaaad . WITH RICHE HAVE come IN. id umanise reson bebe teh Li eahes “eta ala torn Bed Spreads Satin, 1.90, 2.45, 2.95 that we can afford to offer box) lok tran re Wd Pe ne eleaealii es lacene ot tae tow rales. English Printed, | Usually $1.75, at 1.25 ray these $4 Shoes at . comprenens je and Clark wold the Ho j r to comprehend na salt dent with eur econotiteeyetem es | CME 1.50 a Pair {t is and as it may be modified, not as : West 23d and 22d Streets hings long believed | Succeed and ve Kreat. Our thougiit ha stuf of our own con-| Ween “Let every man took out for tin | paints Soria Gea We have these shoes in all Grae Dri this the We have been refreshed by a! #elf, let every tion look out for| — in New York in years. zht Into our own life. f ‘while we reared giant machinery | best shoe-bargain offered in y hat in many thing made it lnpossivle that any but) : «of control | Paid Mail Orders Sent Parcels P. Prepaid ? M : " by fooga ‘have We rem “i well enough : and bullt up by the ge-] that we had set up a polley which 1 ji inaiduat men and tunes eb ocr i huew aes The favorite tobacco of cat = 4 enterprise of groups of men, It is great, | the most powerful, with an eye single 9, H ve , in ite moral fo -]to the standards of justice and fair the world’s best singers 11D-DAY CABARET, 8TH FLOOR<@>=——<ie—a@p_ work! ha | play, and remombered It with pride, But - | ~ ery heediess and in @ hurry os ws Pi | eo 346 Vears”. f Shakion | ‘ HE world’s great singers, the bright stars of tA > ; ? } erie Eales at ahasica rand opera, men whose voices are their Viale suftering and set the weak in t len from our eyes, We ortunes, must have confidence in the AVE.19770 20" minda to square every Process of our national life again with the atandards we so proudly eet up at the beginning and have always carried at our hearts, Our work is a work of restoration. “We have itemized with some de- gree of partionlarity the things that ought to be altered and here are some of the chief items: A tarif which outs ‘ws of from our proper part in the com- tobacco they smoke, must choose a tobacco that is mild and fragrant, a tobacco that has no harmful effect on their throats. Leading singers at the Metropolitan Opera House during the current season — Leo Slezak, Karl Jérn, Dinh Gilly, Adamo Didur, Putnam Gris- wold, Herbert Witherspoon—find Tuxedo the one “We have built up, moreover, @ great 1 nyeten of government, which has stood i age asin many respects howe who #erk to wet libs will endure [IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTER} We firmly believe— and thousands of others who are owners of these wonderful instruments believe, that abundance “Put the evil has come with the Repl, and much five gold haw been | smoree of the worl, violates the Just LEO SLEZAK tobacco they can smoke with thorough enjoyment ed. ) riches haw come tne \ 5 cagurable wanie. "We have ngunndarea| omeinaget wwemton and mates te fasmessiigmgutternsacineotue and absolute safety, = ca then KARL TORN | he Auerbach oar Ave hot Aopped ty ut¥®|nande of private tntereste; « banking aig, Tuaede means tobacco superior. Tuxedo cannot sting, bite, or irritate the delicate ati 28g, he ines the role | Ut easily holds first place in my opinion on account of ts won- derful mildness and fragrance.”* oud ourrency system based upes the meceosity of the Government to sell ite bonds fifty years ago and perfectiy Adopted to concentrating cash and re- strioting credits; an industrial system Which, take it om all sides, Amancial as well ae administrative, holds capital in 1) leading strings, restricts the Ubertics ané limits the opportunities of labor, | k LOB tis sacsoding becnte ke suctre membranes of the mouth or throat. i without which our genius for enter: prise would have been worthless and impotent, scorning to be careful, elamefully prodigal as well as ad- ‘Tuxedo is the ideal smoke in my opinion, If vou find your energy sageing, try a pipeful of Tuxedo, It's a wonderful bracer."" Player-Piano %, at the special proud of our 11 * but we have n Khtfully enow offer of We have reproduced herewith, In picture, an exact illustration of four of a number of handsome suits which we are featuring at the exceptional price of $16.75—just $10 less than each sult is worth, These are to he had in Bedford Cord, Whipcord, Fancy Mixtures and Storm Serges in black, bine, brown and gray. The ever so popular cut style predominates in th sults, while the ekirt. of Aiffern Just enough to lend pleasing variety’ to the selection If you wish one of these suits you may have it at time of purchase Without Paying Cash rrange the weekly pay- ments as low as $1.00 per week, or as you may designate, From 9 Until 12 To-Morrow We Offer Dainty Wi Any of these suits, 816.75, with @p without cash, “"" 69¢c (One of thi as illustrated ) These waists are all neatly trimmed and many of them are daintily em- broidered. All go without reserve at 69c, Value $1.50. PUTNAM GRISWOLD (itiswold, kmown to all operu Kinig Marke" in "Tris A smoke of Tuxedo adds zest fo my work, I swear by nd andorse it above all other tobaccos."* ADAMO DIDUR The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette Skillfully treated under the famous ‘‘ Tuxedo process,’’ Tuxedo burns slowly, and affords a cool, mild, pleasant smoke. Leading men in every walk of life testify to the soothing, energizing, helpful influence of Tuxedo. Business men find ‘Tuxedo restful. ‘Authors and journalists smoke it while they write. Doctors enjoy it and recommend it. Lawyers, ministers, and others, use it regularly. If you try Tuxedo for a month and cut out other smokes, you will find that you are getting the utmost satisfaction and enjoyment possible out of your smoking, and at the end of the month your general health will have improved. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE “* F in, with gold leteriagrcarvedtobtpostat LOC Cc t h, inner- Fined val weltee-gseol perer OC Mlustrations are about one- half sine of real packages, HERBERT WITHERSPOON Herbert oon. caleby Klug” in "L ‘* Tuxedo is a good, wholesome tobacco with a@ mildness and fra- granceallits own. dt adds many agrees to my pipe pleasure." DINH GILLY Pish Gilly, the famous “Tonio” in" Pag jac "Pipe smoking ives added pleas- $395” i the most attractive layer - piano proposition fy Greater New York to- a the first place, the ianoitselfis a thorou; uilt, substantial, ughly instrument, one that will withstand the usage that a player-piano is naturally subject to. The interior mechanism is simple, durable and easily pedals and produce all music from the popular to the classic, Notice the beautiful design of case. We think the style is most attractive and you will too, when you see the insteu- ment. And It Is So Easy to Buy One. You May Pay as Low as Only $2.00 a Week. And if you have a piano we will take it in exchange, making a reasonable allowance for same. A fine bench and 10 rolls of music included free, Don't purchase a Player-Piano until you see this Auerbach at $395.00. SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS For To-Morrow Terms *1 a Week 1 Fischer Upright—A modern any case—tone and condi- tion like new—cost new. Wanton "3160 ——————_—_———————_ 1 Waters Upright—Attractive 1 Bradbury Upright—Walaut case—good tone—great value— fine for a beginner; $ 85” 1 Kranich & Bach Upright ~one of the great makes in superb mah for size — tone fixe new ry one of our best bargains for “$110 —— 1 Conover Upright—a len- did make—tone and condition sit $700 Se 1 Weser Upright —an ebonized upright worth double $6850 extra fine; the price asked; for manipulated, so that any one (even a child) can operate the | Adamo Didar. famous base, wal when the pipe is fille for. Me casauren atte [hart , [use frre: renee And 24 Bargains equally attractive For Wednesday Only ether tobaccos, much to the advan: bacco J know,” ATA ERLE H HOON Ne PIRES coms the morning i dage of Turedo, feeds ive wide |< Sixth Ave.. 18th to 20th St. <><, | ~ margin in purily and mildness,"" Ps. - ™ ee 53 to 57 West 14th Street he, PRL NaS. Gilic. cane tee ae Tens ons tap Gch Al's) tection’ sad Waban Gene, . IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED | ad! cad . L _=A WORLD “WANT” AD WILL GO GEroty. | “ywere Ww wae suv Pee SAN croton in sieshioe te — - 4 PARRY Sepa Smee aA ne ee aes ng I te tem eal