The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 14

a sate MARCELINE, CLOWN, wey, RUNS SALOON, AS 15 LOOKS ON STREET - a Laughmaker Sad in New Venture in Old Greenwich Village. | RUSTIC DREAM FADES. Becomes “Mine Host,” With Vision of Country Scenery /*\ —Gets a Plain Saloon. recline, the famous Mttle funny | @ewa who was making the public laugh et hp BMippatreme o year ago, ts now emiles on a small portion of je public at the corner of Barrow and streets, on the edge of Village. ‘Phat sounds picturesque—that ede of fie will sing him @ shanty, And they will make him much noise, and perhaps— who knows?—there will be some fres- for-alla, The rough, good hearted, good Ratured meh of the docks, and the chutes and the trucks love to fight, and Marceline, after all, may not find it lonely. There is money to be made in the| G far cry trom Weat and Sixth avenue. It is late at night, or early in the morning when Mons, Mar- jGeline can get back to the White Lights, for he etands the night watch—the » graveyard shift. His smile faile to tl- lumine crossing the bar, His smiles aome jonly from bottles, and not once has he laughed since making hid investment. ‘The little clown is aweary, and at @ alight advance. there's a good corner for sale on the edge of Greenwich Village. j hi MM. O, A. Fond, Alexander G@mith Cochran, millionaire carpet MauUlactuver of Yonkera, sub- weribed yesterday $25,000 to the $125,000 | building fund the Young Men's Chria- tian Association is raising in @ eeven- day campaign. The firet four days have motted 096,000, RESINOL HEALS ITCHING SKINS And Clears Unsightly Complezions. iy th e ! 2 a 4 F t f i | | be i : H i Pig rhb Wh THE EVENING WORLD, WRDNESDAY, G00D WILL OF CORPORATION 1 sts0 atrnck from the appratesl eonoa,! representing #tock given by Ball before hin death to hie two sons, Thomes R. | PASSED ON BY THE COURT. Fixed at $92,219 in Case of Estat <a nes ar Th eos'k pall, Who Owned. | APPRAISALS OF ESTATES. Ul Best & Co, Deputy State Comptroller Wallace B. A Question as to the valve of the good | Fra transmitted the Will of @ New York corporation was passed on yesterday at Riverhead, L. 1, by Surrogate Nicoll of Suffolk in the case of the estate of Thomas R. Ball, & gummer resident of Water Mill, who owned the concern known an Best & Co, at Fifth avenue and Thirty-fifth street. The State's inheritan: x appraisers sot the total value of property at 91,236,252, of which 9261, was for “good will” of Beat & The estate contended that by averaging the net profits and allowing a salary of $90,000 a@ year to Ball the correct value of the #004 will should be no more than %1,- 219, The Surrogate go decided, and h and Ancet Ba. Inheritance fer Tax oy Blake Holler, widow of bi v. 90, 1913; total Hien. Mra, Kate Carpentier, died Nov. 9, 1911; total estate, deposita, $1,904, net value $2,465, Henry Gerken, died June 2, 1912; total estate $96,677, net value §33,25, Loulsa Rohra, April 10, 1912; tote; eatate 6,270, net val Katherine McGinn total estate §80,46, GROWS BEAUTIFUL; HEAVY HAIR, WE: PROVE IT—25 CENT OANDERINE MAY 28,. A a 918. . Let Us Outfit You u Man, Woman and Destroys Dandruff—Stops falling hair—Cleans and invigorates your scalp—Delightful dressing. To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair—soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff—is merely a matter of using alittle Danderine. Tt is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine all drug stores recommend it— & little as directed and within ten minutes there will be appearance of abundance, freshness, fulffiness and an Incomparable gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandruff or hele hair; but your real surprise will be afte: ut two weeks’ use, when you will see new hair—fine and downy at firset—yes—but really new hair —sprouting out all over your scalp. Danderine is, we believe, the only sure hai wer, destroyer of dandi id hy scalp, and it never fails ing hair at once. t to prove how pretty ad re a4 is, moisten @ cloth le Dandet Clearance Sale of Odd Chairs & Rockers 00 Reed | $2.00 Seid Ock 00 \. PV iede * Rocker | Dining Chair "94e | 1.59 | 89c i] med, welted and stitched soles, Cuban heels. h fi i fe found either with Marce- whiskey, nor any of case And indeed his mixed #004 as is to be found for round. Marceline put in @ new t goods vight away, and you can §. etter stuff down at Washington 3 Streets than in many of the Gear Broadway. serves @ hot lunch, and the docks, the trucks and thé at the tables tn the back and when they go out .Jauk Kaarfe, makes & mark on the alate. LUNCH OF 7 MONS. MARCELINE, 3 is very homelike in Marceline's te cate. There's a free iunch @ ‘fine. They have cheese and beans and tripe and onions sles, potato aaled and bread, and @eouvre they have sissling mF of hot dog, pigshead how Marceline’s cus- fove \that dish, and at night Growter. \ s fa the al, the heart of merry ra The Resinol Meco owang ig ev, fie it of if imput worm, and other erup' disfiguri: useless. Resinol is not an 8 doctor's eighteen years. show such a fre. Ever tinent ant more, Md. 150 16 heali instantly. roving fle medication in eof the okie re of the skin, in Cha ring- ns, and clears pimples and black- when other treatments Mis inte prove fully experiment. It is rescription which proved successful f oki troubles that it has been used other doctors all over the country for druggist MEYER & CO. GILBERT & CO. ty Mote oe) Just No other treatment for the skin now before the public can f professional ap- sella Resinol Reasinol Soap, but can test them at our expense, write to Dept. 27-8, Reasinol, Balti- , and we will send you a generous trial by parcel post. One Dollar for a Complete select anything you ni to fur- leliver the goods Romer and TOU CAN PAY THE BALANCE PAYMENTS. CERT Wi The Largest Millinery Store in America MYRTLE AVENUE AND BRIDGE STREET Trimmed Hats Special for Thursday at $1.48 Includes all our regular 61,98 stock and a large part of our $2.08 hats; former prices on some of which have been $4.98, This sale ought to be good news to all who want a good hat for their Decoration Day outing, for these are all up-to-date hot weather hats, including javas, milan and large hemp and chip shapes, trimmed with flowers, ribbon, wings and fancies. Our Extra Special for Thursday at $1.48 -- Bi het oe Loa le pinta ame sath oh Women’s $2.50 White Canvas Pumps In Time for Memorial Day at $1.65 A VERY PRETTY MODEL IN A SUMMER SHOE OF WHITE ‘| CANVAS, with small instep strap, ribbon bow, thin turn soles, covered Cuban heels. Women’s $4.00 Tan Oxfords, $2.48 ind Russia blucher style, flexible welted sole, short wing tips and Cuban Women’s $6.00 Black Buckskin Oxfords, $3.65 Black buckskin Sailor, one eyelet model, with short wing tip, closely trim- Second floor, West Building, (“THURSDAY sPrciAL. | Vacation Millinery SPECIAL PRICE on $2.50 white hemp Shapes, $1.19 Ratine Hats, 98c Great variety of styles, Knockabout, Tam o’Shanter and Mushroom $8.50 Wing Trimmed White Milans, $4.95 Smart, snappy styles, just the Hat for travelling. Street and Messaning floors, ast Building. (CUTHURSDAY ereciac. Black and Shepherd Checks, 29¢ 49c White popular fabric at this extraordinary About 1,000 yards of this vey price; 36 inches wide; part wool; in various size checks, NONE C. ‘Strect flow, West Building. O. D. Store orders only. i THURSDA' ECIAL. | $3.00 La Resista Corsets, $1.98 BONED WITH SPIRABONE. New, long,’ staight hip model, medium low bust; made of white batiste, supporters attached. * $3.00 R. & G. Misses’ Corsets, $1.25 Designed for slim figures and misses; made of batiste, supporters attached. $2.00 J. B. Corsets, 98c Two new models, low bust effect, well boned; made of white batiste, support- ers attached. Second floor, Fultum sirest side, Kast Building, [___ THURSDAY SPEGIAL. F American Pottery Jardinieres, 69c 12-INCH SIZE, finished in the popular matte green; three shapes, handsomely embossed—one shape has lions’ heads on sides. These Jardinieres are perfect"in every respect and ‘sold regularly in stock at $1.25. The real value is $3.50 to $4.00. The manufacturer, retiring from business in this particular line, sold to us the balance of his stock, and here they are, splendid Jardinieres, very much underpriced, Store orders only. None C. O, D. or to dealers. $1.49 Cut Glass 7-Inch Jelly Dish, 98¢ Extra heavy blank, exquisitely cut in a combination of chrysanthemum, Vene- tlan and fan designs, finished with deep scalloped edge. Store orders only and none C. O, D. Subway floor, Contra Butiding, THURSDAY SPECIAL, 3,000 Prs. Long Silk Gloves, 49cPr. i] Women’s 12-button tricot silk Gloves, with narrow pointing, ser- \] viceable weight, in white and black. Double Finger Tips Bteet Moor, centre, West Building, {THURS Me Women’s 15c Stockings, 8c BLACK COTTON Stockings, seamless, double {| heels and toes, Children’s 1Sc Stockings, 9c Fine ribbed black cotton Stockings, double heels and toes; also white cotton Socks with fancy tops. on etreot, Central Building, ‘tore orders only on both Items, Rtzoot fi [__THORSDAY special. | 20c Black Mercerized Lining Sateen, 13c Yard AN EXCELLENT QUALITY of black mercer. ‘I ized Sateen: that sells regularly at 20c. 9 yard, wil \| be the Lining Store leader Thursday at 13c, 2 | ts. Apparel or Outing Goods. Our page today is certainly fascinating in its offers for the whole family—sporting goods, Summer wear for men, women and children—almost every- thing you can think of and allin oe assortment, the most lependable qualities and at prices unmatchable in all the city. Depend upon the STORE ACCOMMODATING FOR LAST MINUTE NEEDS. AY Drugs Down in Price PEROXIDE OF HY- DROGEN, large bottle, regularly 19¢., at 6c. Bell's Papayan Tablets for dyspepsia, regularly 50c., at 39c. Store orders only and not more than 2 to a customer. ose, | one, for the oliday _ Store Closed Friday Decoration Day Child. Men’s Silk Lisle Half Hose, 19¢ MADE WITH double heels and toes, in tan, navy, A iad pure ple, Burgundy and bia Men’s Pure Silk Half Hose, 24c Made with double soles, heets and toes, in tan, navy, gray, smoke, lavender and black. Btrest Noor, Men's Bullding, Hoyt street, 800 Men’s Fancy Shirts, 58c Made With Soft Double Cuffs MEN’S SOFT SHIRTS, with turnback cuffs, fine percale, standard quality, used in the best dollar Shirts this season; well made, reliable in every detail. Men's $1.00 Soft Shirts, 79¢ bad soft Shirts, regular d grade, made from plain and fancy fabrics, Specially woven for this style Shirt; all good designs and colorings, made with double cuffs; sizes 1314 to $8 inches, Men's $1.50 Shirts, 98 urchase of the material enables us to sell the finished Shirts ‘he patterns are all brand new and the best of the season. ‘Street floor, Fulton street, East Building, A fortunate at this price. Men’s Summer Serge Suits, Unmatchable And Other Togs for the Holiday READY TO EQUIP YOU FOR THE HOLIDAY outing at prices that will leave you a fair margin for the holiday expenses. Serges—Syond question the greatest serge value; In the Greater City. 1912 fabrics, trimmings and tailorings at 1912 prices, in spite of labor and fabric advances: $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 Vom 4 , Fancy Sui Just as unmatchable. Styles of our own selection or- ie dered early last Fall, and gil ee in Wonndttely oe assortment, awaitin, 'S are payin, Fimnilar qualities’ .ess. * tgfs:00" to $80.00 similar qualities Norfolk Coats and Trousers form of outdoor sport; flannels, serges, home» For the outdoor man, for any form port; ‘i Rebate) “Palm Beach Cloth,” a fine, durable, attractive outing fabric that is washable. parla ei Trousers, 99.06, skeleton Coat and Trousers. .97.50 Outing Trousers of cool gray flannel, all wool Outing Trousers, white flannel or serge, plain or stripe 3c Boiled Ham, Best Quality,28 Delicious boiled Ox Tongue, sliced.. Extra quality Sturgeon, sliced. Genuine Ementhal Swiss Cheese, Imported Cervelat Sausage, sliced. Salami style Sausage, sliced o Genuine Nova Scotia Salmon (smoked), sliced.. Fancy Columbia River Salmon (smoked), sliced, Choice sugar cured cooked Corned Beef, sliced... Marceau Brand French Sardines, in pure olive o! 28c., A-lb, box Mevellec Brand French Sardines, in pure 4c; Y-lb. box... Arzano Brand French 19¢,; 4-Ib. box. THURSDAY SPECIAL. | Young Men’s iw Suits, $8.05. and $15.00 BUY A SUIT FOR Decoration Day. The styles are right, the ma- terlals are right, the price is right—and you won't find another such value, no matter where you go. The materials are all pure wool or worsted, In a splendid range of patterns, especially adapted for young men, Neat mixtures in tans, browns and grays, also a special lot of fine Bary blue serges in one of the season's best models; the mixtures come In both Norfolk and sack models, cut on smart, snappy lines, the kind that will appeal to the young men of taste, The reputation sustained by this Store guarantees absolute satisfaction tn workmanship, style and fit, Sizes for young men, 16 to 20 years, 32 to 36 chest. 4 Second floor, Kast Building, [THURSDAY SPECIAL. | 8c Apron Gingham, 5c Yard 2,250 yards of A. & S, special Apron Gingham, in the favorite blue and white checks, pure indigo dye, fast colors. Limited quantity. Store orders only. ——— AL. Subway floor, West Ruilding, \Y 8 AL. Women’s Undervests, 2 for 25c FINE QUALITY, low-neck, sleeveless and short sleeves, also some with lace yokes, sleeveless, Women's 50c Combination Suits, 3 for $1.00 soli sunt, low neck, sleeveless, some tight knee, Children's 20 Undervests, 2 for 25¢ .. _ Low neck, sleeveless, some ’