The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1913, Page 8

twenty years, the last big fire being the very same apot. Other firms which suffered by the | fire were James Butler, Coutant Phare macy, of mated between $10,000 and surance. Weee ————_—— Nee Recheiie. were otill emoking to.| WED IN THREE LANGUAGES. day Mr. Ware called a meoting of the r —- euipen ot os peel ‘The oor jadge an American. number 103, 8. W. Chase, the book- Sept. 16—Columbia Reeper, who it was thought fast night County’s record marriage was solemn- z ned to death, was at the It was decided to open a Hh i igf a i j z @owtt that the Main street structure wit have co be torn down and rebutit. | Mr. Ware today moderated the est!- mate of hie tons. Tho lons on the ten- vageveld brick Dullding, he ead, war nbamas $60,008, and that on tho new full | sock, the last of which was houned ~ventetday, wan $140,000. Toth hullding an@ stock were insured. ‘Tae cause of the fire ts not known | were required. seetive insulation wit! provab!: te the| Now Has reason Boo! fF Chass said | on he . the ges it 8.45 o'clock that 6 wore then no ne ues ot « Are. Police fergeant De | ee Passed in front of Mail entrance to the stor orebeck and the Interior ness, Five minutes later the alarm sent im to the engine house, no Tella How He Did It. gg is friends heavy growth of hair; his old friends did not a hi others thought he had a hap ‘following statement: By the time the apparatus arrived the | i id the was ta Dhae, The oe ple growth of m: firemen rushed to the front entrance and while they went around the block | wich any lady or the flames had travelled 100 feet in- eee um, © side ‘the store, They could not enter | Compound and bo alyce the butiding and had to fight the flames | Apply to the scalp two or three aeross the Labor The depart- le week and Yonkers were ‘only promotes the The streams Leta into the build- { It itatrhene tre hee hoe 1g were inadequat ied ths pease wide ates of fame and the infamnable were overcome and ined at home. Lord & Ti aylor \ Feunded 1826 ‘The Store Opens at © A. M. Cloves at 6 P. M. A Special Offering of Women’s Sweater Coats For Golfing and Tennis aus Wel Sweater Coats See “hata tes a and Coat Sweaters | the sew shades, some with sofler, “GeSex somone : and tan, also white. Value $8.75 Lord & Taylor Are Conducting A Most Exceptional Sale of Oriental Rugs Unapproachable Values Offered in | Kirmenshah, Asia Minor and Afghan C. and M. wl, Ki distan, Daghesia Cons. and Bas urdistan, Daghesian $8.50 to $295.00 Formerly $12.50 to $500.00 Continuing the First September Fur Sale Authentic 1918-1914 Styles in Superior Quality Far Garments, Fur Sets and Separate Pieces At Extremely Low Prices Purchasing Furs Now Means a Substantial Saving Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. and atroame of water were atill being played on the embera at 10 o'clock. The Dlase was the mont destructive in nearly all of it being covered by in- {aed in West Berwick to-day when Jus- tice Fenstermachor married Mise Toth Gisella, Polish, and Joseph Bors, Ger- A western politician, well known on pest of his baldness and ready wit, by be mete On ing asked how he did it he ‘made the | attribute the | to the ntleman can mix | Toa taint of fee a8 add | with the finger Ube i n growth of oes Theos’ lngredients tock jod and burned like tinden | at di fi “ egack) we re rug store at ery ittle cost Body of Vatée: The man wa HM, Welmhed about ~~ — Episcopal Novena Ordered. by the fathers of the Order i as |. Oot. 6, ‘The body of identified man was “| found to-day floating tn the North Biv at the foot of One Mundr Tweniye ninth @treet and was rr oto the Mormue. feet wl Holy | te abeat (he doontey,| milk, The Thin will bexin Kept. £7 and end Sunday, | Bich mil The object of the Intercession A rd ad brown hair and @ brown mun. | ails MALTED | The Feed-drink for than rider a Bec ih be acs Take gab pombe THE EVENING WORLD, as Anan jseagion | «Just Say oe zombies Jamies MeCroery & Co. MILK 34th Street—5th Avenue—23rd Street jz or Wal fir-W minnie, quick bunch prepared , Will be the general convention of the Take ne substitete. Ack for HORLICK’S: \fae Church, which meets in New ‘ork on Oct. & fe ——— man. Neither could understand @ word of the other's Ianguage, much ese the | equire, and the nervices of an interpra- | A Happy Bald, Closing hours Ouring September: 65 P. M. daily; 12 o’clock noon on Saturdays B. Altman & Cu. Headed |! Man | Women’s Knitted Underwear Dep’t Gnd it Is doubted that tim Investigation | Row under way will determine tt. De- |Wetskncrrateon ato The Autumn assortments of Women's, Misses’ and Children’s Knitted Underwear Betalph Underwear, Astrakhan cloths. per yard . . Velours . 5 mccue he LARGEST Ity SURNI 'URE in the City enormous building, read EMBARRASSING Q' LARGE SIZE a8 fncheo yes and 48 Balvanise a0) senire abaolute ty sanitary) as ilu trated ; valve $20, (AN 7 are now complete, and comprise all the new styles and seasonable weights. Included is made exclusively for B. Altman & Co.; also Swiss Ribbed Under- wear and Slumber Slips. Among the Woven Silk Undergarments shown are Women’s English and French Silk Gauze Vests, Combinations and Corset Covers, and italian Silk Vests, Combinations and Bloomers. The Dress Goods Department is now displaying an extensive and highly in- teresting assortment of new English and Scotch Cloakings, many of which have been adopted by the leading fashion creators in designing their Autumn models. Among the novelties are check-faced Cashmere with reverse of plain, contrasting color; Cut Cash- mere, showing corded stripes in various widths; Camel'’sehair Cloth; Velours; Silk Seal; and Baby Lamb, Mole, Karakul and A selected line of smart Cloakings, shown in the regular stock at popular prices, comprises: Plain Chinchilla, per yard, $3.00, 4.25 & 6.50 Chinchilla, with reverse of plaid, $3.75, 4.25 & 5.50 per yard, $4.00 & 5.75 Bah Ave, ss ea diane el a [SRAUMAN BRO AN NontriWest Conensuxtn Avesl5= Sth, Fill Fal Your Fall Furniture Wants Fall Furniture Wants and MOST VARIED and Mi Stock of QUAL. EST, PRICES to sclect fom in supplying ue FALL NEE! tl the PLAIN, URE. DS, "ee fetes) pe Velours in Sweater Stripe effects, per yd. 4.50 TAGS on everything, and Refri erator and Side leer Walnut Racker pol selection, ioe are the liberal terms of our Conwentent-Credit Plan to take care of the question of payment in easy stages, WITHOUT CLUB- FEES, GESTIONS OR RED’ TAPE of any kind form | SEPTEMBEE 16, 1018. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ UNDERWEAR & SHIRTWAISTS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES Q\ Wednesday, and for the remainder of the week. WOMEN’S BLOUSES Voile Blouses in all White and White with color; various models, value 2.95, 2.00 Hand-made French Blouses,—dainty models. value 4.95 to 8.90, 3.25, 4.75 and 6.75 Effective Colored Chiffon Blouses to be worn with tailor-made suits; attractive models. value 3.75 to6.75, 2.95, 3.95 and 5.50 Washable Crepe de’ Chine Blouses with flat collar and long sleeves. 4.95 and 5.50 value 6.00 to 7.75 Lace and Net Blouses in numerous models. value 6.95, 4.95 Marquisette and Voile Blouses trimmed with dainty laces,’ combined with embroidery. value 6.95 to 12.00, 4.95 to 8.95 Exclusive models in Chiffon Blouses in the prevailing shades. 4.95 to 17.50 value 6.00 to 22.50 Light Weight Stripe Flannel and Bedford Cord Waists, at moderate prices. KNIT_ UNDERWEAR Ribbed Lisle Vests, neatly trimmed; plain and fancy yoke. values .50 and .75, Ribbed Lisle Union Suits, low neck, knee length; plain or lace trimmed. _value.zs, 50 Lisle Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, knee length; plain or lace trimmed. _—value1.25, .95 Medium Weight Swiss Ribbed Wool Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, ankle or knee length. value 2.50, Medium Weight White Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, ankle length. value1.00, /5 ° Children’s Outing Flannel Pajamas...... 65 value .85 Boys’ and Girls’ Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, medium weight. value .75, MILANESE SILK UNDERWEAR Milanese Silk Vests, crocheted tops; reinforced. White or Pink. valuei.so, 1.15 Milanese Silk Vests, crocheted tops with em- broidered yokes. White or Pink. 1.50 value 2.25 Milanese Silk Union Suits, band top; rein- forced. White or Pink. value3s.7s, 2.90 Milanese Silk Bloomers, reinforced. White, Black or Pink. value2.95, 1.95 Milanese Silk Bloomers, reinforced; trimmed knee. value3.s0, 2.50 MUSLIN UNDERWEA Gowns of Nainsook, Batiste and Cotton Crepe; round neck, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, em- broidered casing and ribbon. = valuei.so, .95 Gowns of Sheer Batiste, trimmed with Valen- ciennes lace and butterfly medallions. values 2.00 and 3.28, 1.50 and 1.95 Gowns of Nainsook and Batiste, — slip-over model, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and inser- tion, beading and ribbon, value4.00, 2.95 Combinations, — skirt and drawers, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, beading and ribbon. 95 value 1.50 Skirts of Silk Messaline or Silk Jersey Top with Messaline ruffle. value4.00, 2.95 “Klosfit” Petticoats, -- Silk Messaline or all Silk Jersey, in all the new shades, Special, 5.00 MISSES’ UNDERWEAR Gowns of Nainsook, ~—- round neck, trimmed with lace and embroidery. value1.s0, 95 Drawers of Cambric, trimmed with lace and embroidery combined with dainty tucking. values .75 and 1.80, .5O and .95 Silk Messaline Skirts, with accordion plaited ruffle and silk underlay, All the popular shades, alue4.o0, 2.95 Se SumsOn rae AVE. 19° T0209 7S) T IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTRE Delays-are costly and that’s why you can buy 16.95 100-Pc. English Blue Onion Dinner Set for *8.95 sen Read this advertisement through to the end. Wher you do you will realize that the reason .o¢ the price is so un- usual because such a value is not an everyday occurrence. The importer ‘promised shipment in eager the opening of our Annirersary Sale last Monday Sept. 8. ment was deo layed. We (eevlldind a bona ph and ci further concession rated than tuke H English Blue Onion Ware—100 p Wednesday Sale of Rugs 9x12 Royal Axminster or 9x12 Seamless Wilton Velvet Sale Price, $16.90 Regular Price, $24.75—A Big Saving Hug Dept. Fourth Floor. These rugs are ished for ndsome col- nd ite rior it reproductions of 2] Orientals. Many stores do M not buy them in 4{ wholesale lots for 4} the price we quote at retail, $16.90, $1.19 Carpet, 79c Velvet Carpet in rich patterns and excellent quality. 79c Hall and cn Bete terns. Reg. 81.19 $40.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size. $31. be ri ental effects and French pastel shades. Strictly worsted Wiltons of I 9 Re 1 tea $31.50 | Aeminster Rugs 920. 00 Seamless Tapestry Largest assortment in New Rugs, 9x12 size Best grade and rery durable. York at this low price. Heav- fest quality manufactured We a in one pecea. $13.50 Piece... L195 i Linoleums 5, ved yee Best raeusn 140 rolls comes y ‘American Cor! yards Genuine eiaid joleum Linoleum Two yards wide. Made from The kind in which the colors pure cork and Tinveed il. Fre- go through to the back, Worth quently advert 81.10 to $1.25, specially Be ay for to-morrow, '78e impson Crawford Sen Sixth Avenue, Jeth to pagel Street The Poison Belt By Conan Doyle One of the Mcst Amazing Stories Ewer Written : : Appears in Sunday World Magazine Youne MAN, THAT “FUN 'S: INTERFERING WITH BUSINESS we'd BETTER SUSPEND BUSINESS, BOS