The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1913, Page 19

A LEON en the roof at this mi eup amt “4 tool his wo: the per OF ART TREASURES |, 2c: MAY GO 10 ciry Mra, Loulsa Minturn, who «filed with the Surrogate yesterday, It cite bequents | Hospital tor | Patients, The residuary estate is to divided among three children, John — | Wendell Minturn, Susan Tuckerman and Katherine Leroy, erchant Prince Left Paintings, Porcelains and Marbles Val- ued at $15,000,000, OUT IN PIMPLES Left Bare Spots. Itching and Sore, * ConMient prov « came vester intimately an, the n at bie hy Fifth avenue, that tie elty would his Hm thoxe who were ted with Benjamin att pant, who died Tuesday b Ne into possession of the bulk ngs. p thoritative statement w sfercnce to the matter, and It was fat none advance Funeral}, which is to be held to Te Bmanu-El, ne of the reports was specific a je manner in which these tre: ight hecome public property. It Sleep and Rest. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment Cured, elaing ond 120 Mallory Ave., Jersey Clty, N. J. “My two littl wealps broke in small pimple they grew size of ten would be In would ® possible for them to be transferred i the keeping of the Metropolitan M eum of Art, or provision might | or them in wheve they cin the gaileries of the Alt ence and in the beautiful addition In “ifueth street erected a few vears ago. Experts said eriay that Mr, Alte fan's paintings nd porcelains were forth at least $15,090,000, The paintings neiude a noteble group of canvases by Felasquez, a collection of fourteen works of Rembrandt's be At least, of the tin fain’ nius in the poxseasion of Amer- caused them to eeratch so hard that the pimples burst ‘They lost their sleep and rest on account of thoirritation. They lost their hair gradually every time I brushed it. The trouble went from their heads to the face and legs, and Ointment. Every morning aud evening 1 took a small basin of warm water and a the Cuticura Ointment as softly as possible cans, Tne porceiaiue, it wat said, are | € 8 Bot to hort the children, as it was | tecond to those in the J.P, Morgan | terrible pain for them. In four days f saw enilection only in number. The Altman | the spots improving and drying Galleries are concededly among the first | SPPearing. T continued using Soap and Ointment and inside of two months they had completely cured my two Ilttle Girls of that torrible disease.” (Signed) Mra, Ludwig, Apr. 23, 1913. three in this - Mr. Altman's death wit! have no effect upon the firm of B. Al & Co. The Altman etore in {ts present location in Fifth and Madison avenues, between Thirty-fourth and ‘Thirty-fith streets, Tapresents a plant Investment of $15,000,- 0, and it is said that its value is now nearly half as much again. Beyond Mr. Altman's equity in this he owned at Jeadt $5,000,000 worth of other real esta Hin fortune is likely to be in the nel berhood of $30,000,000, hengrin’ With Another Cast By Sylvester Rawling. HORE w change of cast In “Lohengri dress post-card "Cuticura, S97 Men who shave and shampoo ticura Soap will findit best for skin and scalp, Given Away, at the Century Op- era House yesterday afternoon, in accordance with the policy of the Adorns and the demants of the sinz- era, Catch your Carusox and Gadskis and Geraldine Farrare, at the Metro- Politan Opera House, singing in two successive performances, And shall your Morgan Kingstons and Lois Ewells and _ Jayne Herberts submit to different treatment? Perla the thougit! S0, : Ivy Scott, Kathleen Howard aud the] ,, This Highly Pol Dolid tease Jar. Mi Wheatley and Kriedter held diniere filled with an assortment of tion of | American Beauties and others Flowers, the leaves, G&c., made of linen; worth $3.25, to all purchasers of leading parts for the ed: yeyirday afternoon's overtlowing audi and they acquitted theinselver well In a performance that moved more e@moothly than that of the Thumb’s Sun Shine * le aight. Furniture Polish It would seem that the giving of six} at $1,00 per bottle (containing 24 oz.) evening and two afternoon .| It polishes old Furniture to look like new. ances a week must iit | Equally good on cheap Chairs or Pianos, Production Little than @ « re-| Brass and White Enamelled Beds, Wax it writing after | Floors, Automobile Bodies and Leather y nigit'’s pro-| Upholstery. We guarantee all we claim. Nd know that] No phone or mail orders filled: Other drei was allowed only « bargains in Furniture, Carte earsal and a lait for ‘Loheng: 1) furnishing Goods, &«. ink it would be o: air to all the Cash or Charge Accounts |MASON’S for s Doing Buriness 70 Years On Corner Myrtle Ave. & Bridge St. BROOKLYN, N. Y. per perforinances epoke to nim at y “There tn a Umit to human endurance, We are working twenty hours a day to make our performances us nearly perf @8 possible, Why are we rehearsing on W.L. DOUGLASC $3.50, $4.00 & $4.50 SHOES 00: ou will se 8 “BO that are just as good in style, tit and wear as other makes costing 85,00 to 7,00, lee, apes in ell apes everybody, » Douglas large face and seo for your- Ps, wt ou con id fn ON ak W. TL jes at Brockton pelt how carefully Ww. Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they are ‘warranted to fit betier, look better, hold theirshape pa ane yreer longer than any other © ior i e pel ce. makes & $2.50 Boys’ Shoes in the World. CAUTION! bea we Tu %, hy sia i ren for Ea Ly nour vicinity, order direct hone for eve} ,™ L. pouctas STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: aaa Fitih Aver 1779 Pitkin Ay. JERSEY CUTY—24 Newark Avenue, NEWARK—A31 Broad Street, PATERSON -194 Markel St.,cor.Clarks TREN TON~ 101 EB, state St.,cor, Bread ‘GIRLS SCALPS si Scratched So Pimples Burst. Lost) THE ‘| f Accounts Opered from $5 to $1,000 ESPECIALLY INVITED = Money Savi PARLOR, SITTING ROOM, LI throughout eur tremendous We Invite ge “Then T started in using Cuticura Boap | small rag and washed each spot with plenty | of Cuticura Soap and when dried I put on | | | ray i s nel etter Hudson River — Delightful One-day ‘Autumnal Outings ihe ha sina Desiaten ht a inet (ALBANY DAY LINK.) Pler, N.Y, For Miahinous, pevcigti tae te yo jw WORLD WaNia Wok WOsDEKs 1 EVENING WORLD, FACTURERS' COST. NO QUANTITIES OF al ead cea CREDIT AND LOW PRIC REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, | | THEODORE MOSS July 13th, 1901 He Left 345 Lots ON JEROME AVENUE 174th, 175th and 176th Sts. Which MUST BE SOLD at Public Auction OCTOBER 28TH, 1913 J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 140th St. and 3d Ave, JOSEPH P. DAY, n Point and 40 AM; Wave ¥t., a, AMAL ‘GAuy “exceph erF ee Seen The wonderful bargains and credit terms this advertisement can only be had tre Nea pest with heavy he rai __ REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. | Died Vor maps apply to 31 Nassau St, Agents and Auctioneer. LAND N Witten at tases 4 aria ou a eo STEAMSHIP. “CORPORATION The Oscar Duryea School 47 West 72nd Strvet The Dansantes ‘Thursdays and Saturdays Four wo sixcthirty ovlock FM (7 Adimisston 00," Including Be | DANCING ACADEMIES. | | Tuition in the New Dances dn Class or Privately. atalogs ‘Telephone, 6212 (Ooliimibun PATENTS, Mate of Patent. Buyers, EAN: ‘elewt Attorneys, Dept, 4 Purses are filled, Hearts are made glad, By the timely use s Of a World Want Ad. | Tae th Rroekira, ie) THURSDAY, 358). BlockackAy 36% OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 1¢ O°CLOCK Newark, N. J., Store, 49 and 51 Market Street Clearance Sale of Odd Rockers and Chairs BEDR ING ROOM CHAIRS, AT PRICES LESS THAN MANU- nites One a ATERN. Tw but Hyena of the wonderful bargains to he found here else can you et such ES—We Invite Comparison “OCTOBE BLE STAMPS MORNINGS One SINGLE STAMPS AFTER NOON ABSOLUTE AUCTION B Without Reserve COLUMBUS DAY Monday, Oct. 13 At 2 POM, om the Premise or @hine, 116 Valuable Lots WOODHAVEN AVE. and FULTON ST., RIGELOW AND THRALL AVES,, WOODHAVEN In the heart, « ors Proper avert ‘mith hig, area Gt Halt oat Axe... Broo) battin. ‘Ter Ralance’may_be argent frequent vine to bots 1 AuOK DE, Sie aud the I without expense SARS ht mee ani auction teen pail la $8 QUA enna, Terminal, | Socrd Installments 7 aay nn on ciety 2 ae 198 Mintagve ot, DIAMONDS ON CREDI1. — EASY WEERL! American 6 MAIDEN LANE. MEN'> sUtt $1. down, order, Co. HELP Wad DRL but MN ed we ane veomilting Y OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, Watch & Diamond Co, Tel, S887 Cont. & AND OVERCOATS, WANTED—MAL * Lm, AMME, able An se oy ® WouLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. © , |$1.98 Taffeta Silk Petticoats... R 9, 1918. Batabliahed 1927. Fourieonim Street ‘West of Fifth Aveaue FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAy i LAST FRIDAY OF FALL SALE! TO LET THESE OPPORTUNITIES GO BY Is to wilfully reject great Economies in NEW, DEPENDABLE, FASHIONABLE MERCHANDISE! Can you afford that or wili you be among the prudent here to-morrow? roi jelothe, cheviote—black and favorite colors Cutaway or novelty coats. $18.98 Women's Silk Dresses . lack, navy, taupe, Copen- hagen and brown—new Fail models. $12.98 Women's Sport Coats. . chilla—black, Bray, mahor —kimon belta—c ela to #0, $12.98 Wemen's Black Coats. . M r Serge and Bi ini ton trim-syarn dy Hto @ without toliarg-contrast band trin: alzen 4 to 46, 98 ct. Women’s Kimonos Heavy fleece or chaliie-neat pattern: re ontyle with or | $5.98 Dressy Lingerie Blouses 3. high or low ne cluny inserts 1 yoke Oiyle-ail aises. open front—lon, wll sizes, Nainsook—wide ruffles of opes emp’: made, Nainsook or catabric—round, newest laces and embroideries—ali 79 ct. Women’s Cambric Deep ruffie of emb'y or four rows of fancy lac without dust ruffle, 49 ct. Women's Night Dresses... . wit turnover collar—braid trim, 29 ct. Children’s Skirts 49 ct. Children's Night Drawers With feet—flannelette—govd qualll clear stripes1 to 6 yre. Piain and chungeable—new colors ani combinations —pleated flounces. Corsets...... ah dium low bust—sizes 1s » | $3.98 Women's given Hate, 2. free ff materials ere bought ber, $3.98 Women’s Velvet Hats === [$1.80 Women’s Kid Juliettes “4 39 ct. Sine Carde--''Seconde" bE lety newest shapen- v¥, Taupe—effective tine feather fancies, etc, $1.00 Children’s Button Shoes. .69 slack K1G—tiret spring Neem—¢ to a. Mett toea, kid ¢ipe—rubdbe: sien 8 to 8. ‘ $2.96 Girle’ Fall Dreseas....... Navy. Brown and Garni also black ry checka—ner et yles—4 to 1: 95.00 Misses! Sport. Catis., +B wide — bel! buttons—I4 to 18 years, $3.50 Little Bove! Suits. pockets larg yre. button wack tote, © an ive etre treuneiect toll yew, a” ct. Boys’ Blouses —6 to 15 yre stripe percales also plas aye—nigh link attached cola: “open cuff-—-also white neck baud. 49 ct. Boys’ Felt Hates tures Je or reguiar laze finiah: . qualaty $1.69 Jointed, Dolle--25-inch A Ke-linen est tinteeTxS ft. i> Whit hem et $22.98 Womert's Tailored Suite 15.00) $1.49 Black French Serges men's wear serge ant $6.98 & $7.96 Women's Dresses 4.85 13.75 rmeuse, Crepe de Chines and Sik ‘oplins, bi 7.90 Wool ‘Plush, also Boucle and Chin- without aleeve—pived or with sateen White Crepe de Chine and Chiffon k—ahaddo » voken, earl but- $3.69 Women's Silk Waie Black Taffeta and Mesraline-low turnover ry or three rows of fancy jsce—well 98 ct. Women’s Night Dresses... .69/11 ct. Yard Wide Cambrice high neck—very elaborate ang ot clustered tucks and neat abrotdery., tie'ts .B4 n ‘e-with or Fiannelette—pink or blue. stripes Filannelette—neas atripes—4 to 14 yrs. outll—long B model me- it ap- or waite iirigen and 95 Navy and browa boucle cloakings—- novelty stripes jaunty models with 36 navy, “Bridge eise—sec- . A inch -clome fine twill<rich black. 49 ct. Yard Wide Serges . 28 Fine worsted finish—brown, garnet, navy and black $1.19 New Crepe Poplins 72 Inches wide—one of the opgpar fabrics, wide 49 ct. Worsted Finish Checks . .29 Honeycomb and shepherd effecte- Wlack and white-very deatravie, 59 ct. All-Weol Storm Serges.. 4 Inch—brown, garnet, navy black. 25 Heavy Satin: 38 and $2.00 Crepe de Chines vreesiees 1.23 inch—soft. clinging quality-—up-to- alate colors for day and evening, 69 ct. Striped Taffeta Silke 4a % inch—soft ohiffon finish—plain or changeable effects dark and medium colors and combinations. DON'T FAIL TO COME, AND COME EARLY! $7.98 Imported Lace Curtains Iris Point and Marl $2.98 Novelty Curtaine — pair Serim or Marie Antoinette—white ar Arabian—taateful borders, some with lace inser 89 ct. Imported Sash Laces Best French net--Arab, whi! !vory—single or double border French Net Panels Renalanance braid destene—x6t inen net- motifs 16 to 18 inches long Met VATIOR eee ve BD 2 2.96 ens on fine net ni. @ ct. Values $3.96 French Net Curtains About 3 artiatle White, ivory, Ar 29 & 38 ct. Cretonnes . lt “flo Art Taffetas and Dimities—new florals, Orientals and stripes. 15 ct. New Casement Draperies 8'4 eh-rich florals, Orientals and ie border designs in new color- $1.69 Charmeuse 40-inch 1.4 8 | Smooth face that will not wear rough ght and dark colors, also black $1.98 Hematitched Cloths 1.49 Heavy Austrian linen large enough for round or aqtare table, 69 ct. Cream Table Damasks 4 Inch—new patterns quality 17 ct. Bleached Towellin Heavy all-linen crash, ehecks—17 inet. 98 ct. White Linens Inch pure white-every linen, 139 ct. Turkish Bath Towels 24xt6—double thread -hemmed | teh bordere. 14 ct. Bleached Huck Towels 192@—flrm quality 98 and $3.98 bas Renaiven ince Tea Cloths... 2.00 tA Reund—63 and 73 inch—deep lace boi der, with Henaingi also thre: 27 ‘Turk. 10 soft fintah—hem'd, 1h for Underwear and Fine noft quality Infante’ Wear. 19 ct. Linger! @ inches wid h ]29 ct. Children’s Underwear... .18 Fine rib—fleece lined--all alses. 36 | 49 ct. Women’s Underwear... .36 Fleece lined—fine ribbed—high neck, long or short aleevea—ankle length. a} 79 ct. Men's Underwear 23| + 49 ct. Men's Collars ', dozen... .34 Four new atylew—clean, tag] frean. d stock int an Kood . as thor jailed at 15 cents each— a] oonty s the box 29 ct. Women’s Chamoiesette Gloves 18 2-clanp—white,. natural and gray— wash and wear well, 601 $9°e:' Women’s Hosiery... 19 j@-double sole, heel and urter tov. “9, . «+ lem) $2.25 Umbrellas, 1.50 Black Union Taffeta: nd 28 Inch “plain and fancy Mision handle 49 & 89 ct. Emb’y Flouncings 17 to &# inch—tine Swisn large ope work bee rns, for peticoats, d ci Oy nifevim with 1 Tor ‘vables’ dreases—Linit 1s Yards. 25 ct. New Fall Ribbons........ Satine, Dreedens and Plain and ian it Westrable shed Tattotas—a an Combinations {n'widths for Sashes or Hat Bows. $5.00 Cowhide Suit Cases.......3.88 % inch--linen, lined—leather | ahirt pocket-—in every detail of qual- ity and flateh @ five dollar sult case. 9 | 49 ct. New Wide Suede Belts a Sime 24 to latest Fall shades long covered buckio—silk atitohed. 15 et. Heavy Silk Tassels +10 Sia and 4 inches long--full ruche head- —!ue—=white and new Fall shades. 15 ct. Pe. Soutache Braids 12 yds.—Hlack. white and colors match new fabrics. 69 ct. Silver-Plated Tea Spoons. 47 Rogers’ Frenoh gray or bright fininh fancy patterns to jan Silver Vanity Cases .57 shed—thin modele for coins, bilis and A i. 29 ct. Brussels Nets @ tngh- white « y | aut! mem, very ea, olla ‘ M4 fine, clone, for bishop wulmipes, ete 8 ct. Chiffon Veils 1213 ct.Men's Initial Handkerchiefs 9 Pure Mnen—narrow hemetiten 97 Hand owed wiks aide part flowing 6 for see 0 Closing eye@ with lamhes lace inpere—bionde and brunette |3§ €& 30 ct, Box Soaps 14 Armour, Kirk s, Jersens, Stanley's Eatension Rode 10] “yokes in box -assorted odors. Fxtend ¥) to bf inch for tong cure taine—compiete with fixtures. 98 ct. to $1.98 35 ct. Opaque Window Shades .22 French $14.1f All-Wool Brussels Ruge 10.00 9x12 ft Turkish, floral and rich me- dallion designs, $27 & $29 Axminster Rugs... 21.80 H, Manford & dons’ well known nake the His Beauvais crade—Turke Nand Ortental desimne— Md other beautiful drawing rooma, $24 00 Colonial Velvet Rugs . 17.88 * ft —seamlean—Turkish, Persian and Horale beautiful colorings, 54 et. Single Bed Sheets 3 ct. Unbleached Sheetings, 9-4. .23 Extra heavy—one of the best makes. $1.59 Feather Bed Ticks Full and % stzer—made in our own fay workroome of extra quality thekiny $1.98 Paha Pillowe—20x28.. Goose Feathers—bert ticking— aale prices include:— 22530—£2.19 values. ‘4x9 2.0 valuen. ‘24520— 2.98 values. top—Turkey red bas che roll hing—attractive floral patterns, 98 ct. Silk Emb'd Flannels..... .59 Hem and acallop, in designs for Women's and Children’s Skirts. $1.19 Cotton Blankets....... White and Colored—large sises. $6.75 Fine Cal. Wool Blankets. 4.50 White and colors— “for full size beds— warm and handso 21 ct. Silk aieed a tunge.... .14 Street and Evening Shades—lustrous surface—aott draping quality, Ve] nd 10 ct. Outing Flannels. Koft, warm, fleecy nal blue checks and stripes, 24 ct. Mercerized Sateens 3% Inches wide—ail new Fall shades. Special Notion Values— s1k—BL & yd. apoole—r and colors— 9 dozen 22 lant Nainaook prose aieide- nd ahirewale: shares to :12—pair. seeeeeeene Pos ey ses ba Tepe—% ee e $1.25 chan Totes’ Bonnets.. 4 Ribbed Velvet and Silk jay: end Brown—oute lea, wih chiffon or net ruches ribbon trim'd turnbacks—sises to 6 yre, $2.69 Little Children’s Box Coats 1.08 Cream Wool Serge—natty styl Bain or in the new Balkan model—dutton at nide-eitk braid and button finish “izes to ¢ yrs, $1.29 Little Tote’ White Dresses. .74 Lawn and naineocok~ and French—new mod Jace and tucks—to 6 yra, back ct, Rompere & Creepers. . innelette, gingham oni binin atripad aes checks ares eves-—to 6 y Anniversary Week —in— Maternity Section! Now one year old, Under supervision of « GRADUATE NURSE, Ae an Anniversary Celebration THESE REDUCTIONS For Temerrow: Rubber Sheetin 1 yd. wide~ single coatedVvalue 69 sete s+ 49 Extra heavy: doulle coated @heetings d wide—value 98, #4 Inch Boat Maroon Rubber worth 1.29 Do. » oa Lio: 1.19 Dov 08 No Mail or Telephone Orders for the foregoing.