The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1913, Page 7

TAMES MOTHER'S BODY OVER OCEAN THREE TIMES FOR BURIAL Dying Wish of Parent Causes’ Daughter to Travel 9,000 Miles. | Mre. Anna Reinhagen of No. @ Thir- teemth avenue, Newark, N. J., satied yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm 11. for Bremen, taking the body of her mother @eress the ocean for the second time in four weeks. Give. Reinhagen's mother died in New- ath 'a'tow wee! in her native city ef Breslau. The daughter bo tea met cabin passage for herself and, avesmpanied by a collie and parrot, with her mother’s body for Af Brestay Mrs. Reinhagen found the of a funeral almost prohibitive. She lod tn vain to the officials, feary of continual refusals of her re- ht first clase Kaiser Wil- ie collie and arriving here July 15. Just before the liner sailed from ‘the daughter had been informed @ Price for such burial as she de- for her mother had been reduced to Mir own figures, It was then too late te @@ ashore, and she returned here. the body of Mrs. Reinhi » the collle, the parrot ani ‘Was@se remained all the week on bo: he Bhip, departing again‘yesterday Grat |; clase on @ third 3,000-mile trip. —_>__- APPRAISALS OF ESTATES. ‘agton Larsen, died April 29, 1912; to- tal estate, $136,007; net value, $129,- €34,. Widow given a life interest in the eative estate, with the remainder to the five Gaughters and two sons of decedent. Amos L. Allen of Alfred, Me, died Fed. 20, 1911; entire personal estate, 0,0; assets in New York, stocks, qmtate, $84,561 net value, $ Wrances L. Piggott Bardot, and W. H. Piggott, a nephew, (priempipal beneficiaries. Willem Rubra died Jan, 1, 1911; ‘aret J.T. Cummings, died March total estate, deposits, $6,039; 6,827, rehorn, died J » $54,372; net ¥our sons each receive on 1909; an additional report (the origt- mal feport was filed Oct. 19, 1911, an distributed an estate valued at more than $2,000,000, the bulk of which wat emtwaced in the Winifred Mastersor Wwarke Relief Foundation). The present appraisal apy wets valued ineluded in the original report. Jokn G. Folsom, died May 6, tal @state, $140,229; net value, $121,- 1% Charles 8. Folsom, a son, is the sole Deneficiary. TCH PROTECTORS FREE, alee BEY a a a pa i Matra Charge for It. Scie a Our Summer Daily Delivery Serv. . to the Seaside and Other Resorts Is Now in Operation. . s =¢ In New York's Shopping Centre THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1918. Dine in Our Moderate Price 8th Floor Restaurant Women’s Silk Hosiery, 50c Seliing Regularly at 79c Black, tan, white and assorted colors; double garter tops and reinforced soles, heels and toes; pair at 50c. Women's 50c Silk Lisle Hosi Black,, Roy or bt Mt pair for $1.00; or pa moan Crawford Con Mala bade bank 's Silk Lisle , 18¢ Black, tan or white seconds of our 25e grade; 3 pairs for $0c; pair, at... 18¢ Moor, On Sale Te-Morrow. 35c' Women’s Beautiful Silk Dresses, $5.75 That Were Made to Retail at $10.00 and 315. 00 Each To-morrow's offering of . 485 Stunning Silk Frocks at $3.75 Will be immensely popular and attract scores of par- ticular women on account of the exceptionally modish styles shown in a collec- tion of dresses that are distractingly pretty. Not a single undesirable model in the lot. This is simply a clearance sale in which your money sud- denly expands to double its buying worth. of Accounts, Second Floor. Splendid Silk Savings in Ou daylight rotunda!! $1 foulards at 58c For instance, a 40-inch Imported Foulard selling regularly at $1.00 yard, is wow $6-in. Tub Silks, at, Yard, 29¢ Fast color Wash Silks for-men's shirts and Summer dresses, formerly at 49c and 59 yard. $2-in. Black Chiffon Habutai Taffeta, Yard, 49¢ Very light weight; a quality made to sell for three tines the price we ask. A perfect black. $2.00 40-in. Colored Satin Charmeuse at $1.39 beautiful, mellow fin- ished quality that adaptsitself for the new draped costumes, Simpson Crawf In forty-two distinct colorings; a choice of Co; cpenheg 39c Washable Silk: in pretty stripe effects; in pink, blue, helio and black and white; yard.......... 0605 25¢ #7 inches wide, Simpson Crawford Children's | dainty dresses This penne fabric, day, at, y EF Aimpeon Crawford V38c | Ik, ete, ‘Thurs- Conf 85." TF Simpson Crawford Co Third Floor, Our Great. "Masad August: Pica Sale In the mean time we are booking advance orders of all those who desire to enjoy to the fullest extent the benefits of early selection. Avoid the rush next week, Come to-morrow. OUR CONVENIENT\CLUB PLAN saving event on terms of payment to suit your own convenience. For complete details consul pur Department Will commence Monday morning, July 28th. Rich, colored bordered effects, on colored or white grounds. 36-in. White Habutai, Regularly 65c Yd,, at 48c Extra close, firm quality, washable; for shirt waists and underwear. 40-in. Black Crepe de Chine. Regularly $1.75 Yard, at $1.23 Only a small quantity on hand. woven, crepy quulity. 36-in. Colored Silk Poplins, Special, Yd. 68¢ An entire new shipmi color made in this line. lord Co., Main Floor. On Sale To-Morrov:. WeFeature,’ T ‘o-Morrow,i in Wash DressGoods yard wide 50c colored ratines at 33c A very scarce Summer fabric on account of the unusual demand and sale, mhagen, old rose, helio, navy, tan, pi Costume Crepe, in Colonial designs. |29¢ Pekin Silks, soft, lustrous finish, 19c! Floor. On Sale To-Morrow. “Women’s $3 to $4 « Patrician” 9 and “Sir Henri” Shoes Attracting Widespread Attention at And why not? Here are two wel! known brands of high 8 quality footwear— always selling at $3 and up to $4 and offered in this sale at 91.98. Every woman in New York should a to-morrow while sizes and styles are more complete. imaginable, evéry size and every leather; instead of 83, $3.50 and 84, $1.98. d_ Floor, On Sale To-Morrow. a: ° oe Gale To-Morrow. Makes it possible to benefit by this great annual money Good black, closely t, embracing every desirable lustre and very popular, In this offering ‘lors; makes up 18c in all fashionable pretty dresses for'street and evening wear; yard. $1.98 hare. Do not delay—come here Almost every style Wines and liquors Muslin underwear 85.75, FP" e5.75. No Mati Orders, FUTURE DELIVER You May Choose from Silk Messalines, Foulards in striped and bordered effects E COLORS are whit®, brown, tan, blue, green and black. Many cool, round neck models, tastefully trimmed with lace or net collars, frills and cuffs, crushed girdles, buttons; accordion plaited and tunic skirts. Early attendance is ad- vised, as these dresses will go very quickly at the ex- traordinary low price of $5.75. If desired, we shall be pleased to store furniture for you unil October first, if purchased during this sale and if paid for or charged to your account and payable on receipt CA bill, September first. r These_Special Values Will Reward ' Your Attendance To-Morrow $129 Dining Room Suite, $98.50 This beautiful dining room suite consists of four pieces, as illustrated above; oak; you must see it with your own eyes to gain a fair idea of its beauty and Sta Anti at, only... $40 Quartered Oak Buffet. $22.50 splendidly made of handsome fumed A real ed value, tomorrow icc 998.50 (Like Illustration) Massively constructed of choice quartered oak; handsome in the extreme; note ‘its splendid finest length, 43 inches; equipped with one large linen drawer, two cup- boards and two small drawers, Without dhy exception one of the greatest buffet values ever placed at your disposal; 30 worth 840; to- - $29.50 morrow at. $7.50 Golden Oak Chair. bi 95 xington te 3d Ave. 59th to 60th Street, © Manufacturing Retailers of Pianos and Player Pianos. Reserve Power Ease of Operation Perfect Motor Control Greatest Range of Pedal, Expression are the vital points of superiority in our New Scale. Walters 88-Note Player Piano Cabinet, 12 Rolls of Music $2 a Week Reserve Power--There is a thrill of deep satisfaction in operating a Player Piano containing unbounded reserve power. It enables you to produce ‘the most fortissimo passages with perfect ease, thus achieving instantly the most marvelous musical climaxes, and rendering with almost human skill the compositions of the great masters. Ease of Operation—There is no Player Piano built that @mbines power with ease of operation so perfectly as our New Scale Walters 88-Note Player Piano. The Player mech- anism throughout is a marvel of mechanical ingenuity. It contains a perfected system of double valves, the tubings are of metal, which arc more durable than rubber, and are not affected by extreme climatic conditions. The Walters Player Piane proves a prolific entertainer in the home and will not in the least discourage the study of the piano in the usual way. In many cases it will prove an a . vantage to the piano pupil, as it can also be played by hand @- like the regular piano—the player mechanism being entirely separate, in no way interfering with the performer. We add, without hesitation, that we know of no other Player Piano, at no matter what price, which will compare with I our New Scale Walters 88-Note Player Piano. A visit will convince the most critical purchaser. EXTRA SPECIAL DURING THIS WEEK ONLY!! 30 New Pianos 4 0 5 Terns of *1.00 Week fy fo bey ® This offer present Plano of string quali tity at he Posed ty Coe is no other piano built that can equal in tone, action, by manship and case design, or in its moderate price, this won- derful instrument at $195—in fact, it surpasses Pianos 59c and 75c yaiaes ‘0- Morrow The prettiest = = qualities any little girl's m seen at this price in man, Russian 7 49¢ More than a dos- en dainty models from which to ma! e selection; whiteand| whiskey; Weitien ins colors; effectively| bottle for....... Ae trimmed with Cognac—Martinet imported * "3-Star” fold bordenings cognac; bottled in France; $1.50 ipings of contrast-| _bottlefor........ ve ALD ing material and| Claret—Or Zinfandel; an “excellent shade; popular long-Waisted Cosktalle—Mantatinn, Martini and French styles, as} Bronx c + ver well as the belted} bottle.. with high On Sate All Week. Many Money-Saving Values in Our Basement Salesroom. Gin—Holland or dry; warranted med- | icinally pure; per bottles... 65¢ Rye—""Golden Wedding” rye whiskey; gallon, $2,883 ful | sturdies other hat y a day. Summer beverage; per gul.,88c & 65¢ Samples at V3 Price Lot 1—Cotsisting of Corset Covers and Drawers, made of very fine materials, elaborately trimmed with choice patterns of embroidery, fine laces and insertions; value terials, many ee teal sos ef fectively trimmed with fine laces, embroideries, beading Also double panel m especially designed to transparent dresses; value ° #200, at 1.00 Hecond Floor. On Hale To-Morrow, Fashionable (Like Illustration) This handsome, serviceable splendidly made of thorou soned oak, in the highly golden oak finish; back and seat richly upholstered in real leather. ‘This is by no means a cheap chair, such as is often offered in many so-called “sales,” but a beputiful and durable piece furnituré you'll be proud to Hose in your own home, To-morrow you can getit at a substantial a eR a real $7.50 value $4. 95 USHA CASE OAT AAG ae9 air Ys $35 Mahogany Dining Table. $21. 95 . (Like Illustration) ie ee sold elsewhere for $300 or more. EXCHANGE your old Piano for a beautiful new Walters Piano or Player Piano. We will take same in payment and allow you to pay the difference at $1 or $2 a week. Write for our latest illustrated catalog. Upon request a representative will call. Piano Salesrooms, Third Floor, Bloomingda'es’, Lex. te 3d Ave., 59th to Goth St. “Tne Lirthe Doc LAUGHED. i 4 Dutch necks; all sizes, 2 to 6 years, EF Second Fleer. On Gale To-Morrow. Unusual Values in Specially Priced for Thursday that will harmon! min one piece and warranted to give satisfactory service, ight imperfection in the weaving of the.pattern. have a ali $18 Seamless Velvet Ruse. $9.75 Rugs and Tinlad very A few 22.50 Seamless Brussels Rugs, $12.95 jal offering for jemoran ie these fine seamless ge attendance of those $12.00 pet poy Fi Linoleum and Oileloth Five thousand aie of XXX_cork| Thi inole Lf bona fide good value; srugs should sine, Ox12 feet. Rugs at $7.95 Specially Priced ve Icloth_ rem- on at prices rang- effects,|Old Crow erat : ond] yantlon 3-48 fll aut neckfixings Lidar isda ae as good a8 | Twenty Sivles in Fashionable i Sithpson Crawford Co., 6th. Ave., 19th to 20th Street, pnt These dainty neckfixings are now here in all the bewitch- leatings of nec or trimming of fine shadow lace; excep- tional values at 50c and 25c, Damp-Proof Pompadour Maline Ruch- ing al, per yar. fg ee SL AS ind that smartly dressed women are now demanding for hats nod neck boas; two widths; bieele white and various desirable %5, big values at $1.75 and $1.15 5 yard, Special Sale To-morrow Fine Tmported Lace Neckwear 1,800 samples, comprising dress collars, coat collars and collar-and-cuff sets, of rich Venise, Baby Irish and real Princess lace; regularly 9c to 61.05; to-morrow, choice at 95e, ew snd. movable ft, @ i Fleer, On fale To-Morrow. A If you secure one of these fine ch pecial price, you ulate yoursel ty is oF ‘ade of fine fumed oak, with re- obtaining one turd values ever offeres ony other store, i Probably the finest dining room table ever offered at this price to the discriminating public of New York, Top made of solid mahogany, with massive pedestal base and claw feet; top 44 inches in width; six-foot exte ie) 5 wetual #89 value $ at only. 21-9: vr Frissed Oak Couch, $19.95 (Like Ilustration) ‘upholstered in imitation Spanish leather, in , desirable th of aan On Sale To-Morrow—Sth Floor ~~ Se SE Mii Bae TOSEE SUCH Sport”. Hi diddle diddle, rs pussle, trick, riddle and the best new jests under the sun; The little dog laughed to see such sport When he read the great Joke Book called ‘‘FUN.”’ This fascinating booklet of wit and humor, illustrated and printed in colors, IS NOT ON SALE, bat goes FREE EVERY WEEK WITH x THE SUNDAY WORLD. a 2, fie’ Sets fe Rakai AA oatelie: be P