The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1913, Page 11

, her at the theatre last night, with a Ne afterward. The first les- cost me $26." YOU TAKE NO CHANCES IN USING POSLAM yes eed Weeeevilied bal ~ULRANEY WOULD "RATHER DIE THAN . BEA | “SUUEALE Eee “apy awe ‘Writes: Lawyer BEE ~9m ‘alien end ionpect [RACING HAVRE D&E, B GRACE RESULTS. FIRST RACK—Tiree-qear-olds; sell- ing; five and o half furlongs.—Miss Mo- "oh a) seme ae 2 to 1 and 4 to.6, firet; Moncrief, 1% (Madeira), a. jWrging Him to Drop Effort ee ee | to Get New Trial. ae A OR Rey, eat Senehs Tet, r Seep —— Grania, 14 (Montour), 90 to 1, 10 to 1|itel stops. For’ the prompt relief and cure of ec- sema, acne, tetter, barbers’ itch and ‘ti other es alien oo Lao is Ad oa efficient femedy yet ev In the lesser ecilat a ‘as pim- Low ee ratio mich sults are seen overnight SATE ie the skin secure against infection and improves its color and texture, soothes tender a makes complexions clear. fe. sal "Senet (price, 50 iam cents). For free samplear wees (os the Emergency Laboratories, 8 West 25th Street, New York City. “Happy Jack” Muiraney, whom Gov. @ulser, eeprieved in order that he might malts a Right for a new trial and thus yp ro the death penalty for the murder ont ‘Get. 4 191, of Patrick MoBreen, better known as ‘Paddy the Priest,” wrote @ letter from Bing 8! -day to Ee lawyer, Joseph A. Bhay, asking that and 4 to 1, third, Time, 1.1¢9-6, Nim- bus, Eaton, Colonel Ashmeade, Ado- lante, Little Ep and Mindinette also ran. ‘THIRD RACK—The Lassie Stakes; $1,000 added; for fillies fwo years four furlongs.—Trumps, 111 (Trozier), 1 to @ out and out, won; Vega, 117 (Burns), 1 to: ¢, out and out, second; ‘Pometté Bieu, 107° (W. Sto Ls tof and 1 to 5, third. Time-@@ 44. Miss ‘Cavenaugh aleo ran. ' FOURTH RACE.—For three-year-olds and up; handicap; one mile and seventy 24 (Musgrave), first; Fiying ee, 111 (MoCahey), 3 to 1, 9 to nd out, second; Lochiel, 110 (Tea- }, 18 to 6, 9 to 10 and 9 to 20, third. ft 1s understood that Mulraney wrote! rime, 1.44 2-6. Amalfi, Guy Fisher and feet, re- ly « omall F for a new trial under way’ before Judge Roseisky in General Bemiona be discontinued. ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, _ APRIL ‘In a" vein of self-pity, in which he pic-| Kormiak also ran. tured himself an an innocent man, suf- HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. HAVRE DE GRACE, M4, April 3.— No one is justified in risking their eye- | tae -entrien' for to-morrow’s races are t or neglecting it. The beater Dimself innocent of murder. * . accuracy o! “E lich”’ spt sida aly that it would oats service protects you. hands if hi to be allowed Eyes Examined Without Ch to foo on and ply tls be dropped Wy Rocnered hee Proce from the affairs - living men, pisAen Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12. baying J. EHRLICH & SONS if Oculists’ Opticians ar . Mncanteet dtd in en Sith Ave AS. $0 3 Sauk Ave, 22d Se. 101 pond ea 17 West 42d—New York mea Fulton St..Cor, Bond St. Breckiyn. i we for the lawyers efforte convey them to District- ait, eile 2 ae rat = ara < de ua ' RAQK—Two-yeer-olde; conditions; f halt fu ; ‘poet 100, Enver 104, Maxi 100," Galaxy Pa e Poe thinks "Sue ce sould learn * fight against death whioh he had already hdd an immediate * i “Yet you do not look happy.” |” “It te going to be expensive. Had CS SSCS flett a l | : : é ‘f I rf COLD 'N HEAD CATARR H DR MARSHALLS CATARRH SNU Dep-ColdAle Fur Storage Vault on Premises Furs Repaired & Remodelled at Specially Low Prices. ‘Bonwit TELLER & Co. will Hold Tomorrow, Thursday, A Ve fal: Sale of Women’s Smart Silk Coats and Wraps « 25.00 Formerly up to 49.60 * Broche Faille Coats’ Fifth Avenue at 38th Street $16.50 H T waist line, snappy cutaways and models, The wonder! the designers is attested in the extraordinar, trimming effects, employing fine laces, silk Dresden and Bulgarian silks, novelty buttons. draped and trimmed to match coat. A Most Important Sale of Silk Gloves Which Again Brings Forth the Extraordinary ad are surpassing values that will enable .woman to lay in her Summer's supply ae is sale alone. A splendid Simpson Crawford offer to open the season and give a genuine underprice opportunity for Gloves that cannot. fail tobe appreciated in quality as well as from an Sate viewpoint, Women's 16-Button Length Pure Silk Gloves in white Milanese weave, mousquetaire with double fingerends, Paris point embroidered backs, made Tell up to the elbow. of a beautiful soft lus Sale Price....... c trous silk, cut very $1.00 Silk Py 69c allow them to come full in the arm to Elbow Length White Silk Gloves, double finger ends, mous- auuetaire style, Paria point foot heavy firm Cc quality of Tricot ail » Sale Price. . Women’s 16-Button Women’s Chamois Lisle Length Pure Silk Gloves, | Gloves, for elbow sleeves; white and colors, double} white; mousquetaire, di style; very specialat 39 C t 55c Children’s Pure Silk fomen’s2-Clasp FureSilk | “Gloves, for short sleeves; double finger tip: *| mounquetaire style; 2% ped; 80c value; at. SOc) Clasps et wrists pe Womon's2-ClaapChamol-| White; at........ c eette Gloves; white; wash | Men’s Gray Silk Gloves, at rfectly; 60¢ Valwoss ates sss 75Scand sl 00 em Mmpeon Crawford Co., Mi April Furniture Sale pot Circassian Walnut Dresser $ or } Chiffonier at 15. 00 These Trreiees snd Chiffoniers have never been sold at a price so low as we quote for Thursday. Full size, swell front, with beau- tiful plate glass mirror. 4 | $60.00 Brass $ Bed Outfit 3150] Brass bed, guaranteed box spring, genuine layer felt mattress, and pair of all feather pillows, pl Brass $ $20 Turkish $ me, design pr 2-inch} Turkish Rocker, u a cet continuous post and five 1-inch| inGenuine Chase Leat her, $8.95. fillers on head and foot. None] Only 100 left of this lot, and we to dealers and no mail, phone or] do not think that they will last C. O. D. orders filled. the week out. Eight-Piece Dining Room Set, $49.75 ese Table is 6 feet long with 42-inch top. Buffet is all quartered oak and 45 inches long. Six chairs, made of quartered onk, and genuine leather slip seats, ~~ tar Fifth Floor, On sale Te-Morrew. IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTER To-Morrow, Thursday, the Supreme Event of the iauabey ina Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits Reduced from $2.4.75, $29.75 and $35.00 to 916.50 E announcement of this sale will come as a most agreeable surprise to many women who Suit problem still unsolved. For extraor- dinary value, for exclusiveness, This event without a‘doubt offers the best underprice opportunity of the season. The assortment leaves nothing to be desired, every authentic and stylish model being included, as well as the most desirable material. The workmanship is perfect and only differs from high class custom tailoring in price. ‘1650 ae as early as possible to-morrow expect- to see Cie raltsocezn co. D. oron Gnaperersl: E Styles are modish Bulgarian blouse effects with shirred smart plain tailored ul resourcefulness and the ingenuity ery Il have new model skirts; some prettily 88), 1938. il mae re 7.98) Clearance of et 200 Embroidered Voile Robes Adl Whit Eeru and Modernist pede 9 broideries on white, Values up to 87. 80, a. ey nt 48 wt’ 2.98 mr Matin have the Spring I ioe values ever offered in you will not be disappointed. HE Materials are wool poplin, eponge, serge, two-tones and fancy stripes, whipcord and novelty mixtures in afl the season’s choicest shades, midnight and navy blue, magenta, mahogany, tan, Nell rose, brown, gray, fancy hairline striped and all white are also included. All sizes from 34 to 44; small women can also be fitted. of of A Manufacturer’s Sample Stock of 1,500 Smart | House & Porch Dresses $1.50, $2 & $3 Values at $1.00, $1.392-31.98 The manufacturer calls them House and Porch operate in mally se cue te Frocks are so ot ul that ite for street chee Materials includ de i “ Good Madras, Durable Linene, Ginghams., Percales, Chambrays and Dainty Lawns, in light and dark colors, and a comprehensive variety of wPeeea Trimmed with embroidered collars and cuffs, Swiss embroideries, pique an in. Si rtget little Tub Frocks in town at the rg ‘3 s°9 ¥ net eat 2 OT pag ok to nites omg for for the season. The Pretiy ty Silks in Our Daylight Rotuads Hide Nothing from Your Eyes, and the Values We Are ‘Otiering Speak for Themselves 36-Inch Black Moire erage: $ | 3 5 ' Regularly $2.00, at yard, The enormous demand for Moire Velours cleaned the market to such an extent that they are actually ata premium. Notwithstanding we offera beautiful quality, rich watered effect, perfect black and a good quantity of them at a saving of sixty-five cents yard. For entiresuits andcoats. Ratine or Eponge 40 - inch $1.50 | 40-inch $2.00 Colored |36-inch $2.00 Biack Suitings Charmeuse Satins Satin Imperial lard: ett Mutts ee ee ooler Imported Feularte, | sense’ el etset und Litile bin’ (anne ii tment. evening shades, fine mel-| suits, still w Mablcestvetherciore| "aguas casey | Koes Ghated"gaiy"vo] ie" pata nemiet adapts itself for draping; ex-] °u°°% OP BAVY much in de- quite at the cellent val and black mand this 1 3 iia he . 29e grounds, at yard Z 9c atanon at yd. $ 1.39 At,yd. my 1. 3 8 4a Mmpson Crawford Ce., Main May Sale of High Grade Muslin Undergarments Gowns and Skirts, Values to 8%c and $1.00, at 58c.: 5 9 + and cambric, slipover models, trimmed with embroidery, lace and ribbons, of cambric body, with flounce of embroidery torchon or enibroi Several Styles of Gowns, in soft nainsook, in slipover models, broidery with scalloped edge. Choice at Drawers and Corset Covers, Values 50c, at 28c.—The Drawers are made of fine cambric, French trimmed with embroidery, laces and ribbons. Gowns of faney atripe, frepe, lace and ribbon trimmed, also finished with band, trimmed with a ruffle of fine embroidery or lace; also hematitched tucks. The Corset Covers are made in several styles of soft nainsook with insertion of embroidery. Val. laces and dainty em- broidery edge and wash ribbons. At Princess Slipe—Values to $1.00, at 69¢.—of fine nainsooks, trimmed with embroidery laces, beading and ribbon run; teabloned on pak straight lines, at .., 69c scalloped edge: value $1.00, Our 91.49 and $1.60 Gowns, Combinations.) Choice of Princess Slips, Skirts, Cormet Covers and Drawers. | values up to 91.59, at fine | medalli roid with ine Inces and medallions or embroider; letesiten aadladeeat aaah ralactar tit 1.50 15 Styles of Gowns of mull and Ralnenok, elgborated with pretty laces, medallions and wash ribbons; $2.75 value; at... $2.00 | 15 Styles of Combinations, of mull nainsook, in cover Pg reais or skirt, prettily trimmed with laces aul medallions, also allover embroidery; 82.00 value; at. : 1.50 8 Styles of Combinations, in fine ‘sheer’ _nainsook, in cover and « rawers or ski $3.75 value; at —The Gowns are made of fine nainsook The Skirts are made ty insertions; also Japanese em- Party Skirts, of fine cambric Or nainsook, fasb- | foned on straight lines, trimmed with flounce of embroidery laces, insertions and ribbons, 01.60 Corset Covers and Drawers, claborated with laces and embroideries, medallions and rib- bon, made of sheer natnsook. Extra Size Garments Extra Size Gowns at 75c, $1.00, wc up. Extra Size Combinations at $1.25, and up. Extra Size Skirts at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up. Extra Size Em! Trimmed Drawers, values up to 7c, at French Chemises, Values to $1.25—Hand embroidered $0, hand scalloped, also drawers with hand embroid- ered ruffle made of French batiste; one of the best values ever offered at. . On Kale Te-Merrow. $1.60 Gowns of Sheer Nainsook, claborated with dainty colored riboons, laces and embrolderies. , 20 Styles cover and dri 20. Styles of Mull Nainsook Gowns, trimmed ions OF hese netneook in rs or nkirt........ med; 83.75 value; at...........02+5...5 Ged | best values ever offered at..........0.00%