The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1913, Page 9

EVENING WORLD IDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19138. ) Itf DUTY | are epee sooaba Dana, MA Fuente Shan ; iN 0 AD HM Bo abel i UNPSON' 19% TO20” . B -. sr 50e No‘ Mail,’ Phoas ‘ner ©. 0. D. Orders, IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER. POPULAR PRICES| 4nd $2.00 ing With Her Husband, but Avoids the Limelight. $24.75 ay Mrs. Marks Goes Campaign- Junior Suits He Is the Candidate, So His Sones tl you toe os Views and Work Are What pag peony by our designers it your particular figure. WANTS HIM TO WIN.|. R&Gcorsetnow. There's an R&G corset built to fit you Counts, She Holds. \\ “1 want tt distinctly anderstood 1 am| the candidate and not my wife. After) that I have no objection to your say- ing I have a wife and a family who are interested in my election and the success of the Fusion cause.” These were the words of Marcus M.) Marke, candidate on the Mitchel ticket! for President of the Borough of Man- hattan, when a reporter for The Eve-| Shadow, plain and floral de. saturday Being Misses’ ,Girls’and Juniors’ Day |iiriisiuin irls’ $5 to $7.50 Dresses || hore ene affect “ e 9 e appearance of OurGreat Sale of Misses’ $29.75 Suits at $21.50 )5."7." | Alone should enable us to eclipse last year's big record of sales. Also it emphatically establishes the power of our Misses’ wel y vatiety of colors, also white and The suits are tailored and dressy models in several distinctive styles; showing all the innovations in the short coat with inset and kimono sleeves and plush and velvet trim cians pesice weenie $ 21. 50 Set owe . ; Girls’ 95.00 to $7.50 Seachad with ee € |) / Dresses, A variety of ‘ie i \ in the long. waisted effects, some with gored skirts, oth plaited fins G one Suits $16.50 $92.95 E» $3.75 | ats thear very de- fi bp Department to sell high grade merchandise at popular prices. Tira vieer, | Ach 80c each. Main Meer. draped on modified lines including the three tier skirt; all the want $24.75 Junior Suits, Special Purchase of || "tre ss Cholee Hs Naive new models n checks d n " . " ing satin bows $16.50 Coats » ’ al ‘ miniature buttons in contrasting ¥ | and flowers in de ss ~ colors at sirable colors pepuist styles for boudoir of dancing. Stag World called 9 interview | Mts.) lent quality chinchilla with large @ \ i : $2.95 and $3.75 ae ae ais cslined ts hiR TH tura down collar and revers, May i P a the absence of her husband, but when) Cailialts FS \ N tt Nes ager ‘ etachable é | Girls’ $9.75 Coats, Newest! worn under sheer waists or dresses. ee uta Joined the family circle Tare, pits ti pockets: shawn fhe ¢, | ae ceed GLP Corie ithe Vest Guimpes. to be worn @ sald: avy and. gray; jo-neck mode ofl with any waist ord “What my husband says T will aay. serie iand is) Sh 1.75 Miles and materials stich as chin-| illeg in trowts euacy otrice of theaae chilla, paca cloth, corduroy and two-|iace and net, some button trimmed, Misses’ $24.75 Evening ‘ i Pei enh aed Ce ay nat high neck guimpes. 4 I 92.50 Damp Proof Maline Boas, ies 640 14 $7 5 finished with chic ribbon bows. Just : My the neck piece for these cool days, in t=! Misses’ $22.50 _ Dressy aie em 5 | 49 o Coats i t "| Gi Girls's7.75Coats, ; : aed boucle, trimmed with silk pretty | wie Ape ; } ed throughout with| Pa td § 619, 75| | : ; En 1 0 Comprising ‘‘Sir Henri” and “Patrician” brands. $3, $3.50, 94 models for every occa- i he new Spanish heel jun metal calf, tan calf, case. uede. (Second Fleer.) Misses’ and Children's Shoes Extra high Cut Button Shoes in Four Untrimmed Hats _[piiticti: sca ities Sizes 614 to 11, 01.99 Saturday--- $1.98 Each |ineinkee Baer tay of Simpson Crawford siiinery Fashions is nutficient | Boye’ School Shose, ‘What he stands for I believe In, and, now that he is running for office, I will) do anything I can to help him get the) votes to elect him. I have gone with | him on his whirlwind tours over the| city the past few days and 1 am very| much interested in his election way! shouldn't I be? Why shouldn't any| candidate's wife be interested fn his; election? We have worked together in civic affairs and we are now working | together in politics. There is nothing | T would not do if it would bring about ‘ the captain's election.” . “But for every word you write about ‘ XN my wife you must write twen me," said Mr. Marks. "Re A am the candidate and 1 announced my platform. let the people ki myself it will be view my wife on th paign.” 18 NOT A MILITANT; URGES HUSBAND'S CLAIMS. er spent an hour in the » at Noo at Ninety- fourth atroet. that Mrs, Marks is not a militant e 5 CORSETS SPECIAL $1.00 Poodle Dogs, 39¢ yagi to inter- issues of the cam- | 4 y, AN the candidate, talked. This Lb y inches high morrow, next week, nest month. or next year, for your|made of strong calf Approval when he said the paramount of fine hing of our popular prices, her. wsue ig whether we shall have inde- Pits maderial and ins long white Imported Velour Body Hats, $3.98, 94.98, 95.98 Pendent government administered by hair, with perfectly formed head : 39¢ Untrimmed ilats, in velvet and plush combined; la Tone, Neppes Paves Hats, in many "1: 98 ex and leading colors; at. rown of hatter's plush and brim a | 98) Triguming Hecke chen | seule iba Svbmaumans Last Day of Rug Week Furniture Month .ismrewa.]|| Sheet Music ‘ é TU-MURROW —Become s Member of Our Furniture Club. Hear the pope alti ¥, cine RC $1 6.99 auniow. $14.95 Over 200 Furniture Month Specia! on Sale. jay, gine ont yf Bnd Children’s _ (Read of the Splendid Values That Are Presented $5.98 to $7.98 in Our Grea Coats, $3.98 Annual Glove Event . — ‘y | Sizes 2 to6 years Due to the Lowest Glove Tariff in 20 Y. $5 to $7 | $8 to $12 $1.00 Imported Italian Lambskin Gloves [= Al Combs, Combs, These Gloves come in white glace, #-clasp, heavy, wide, black silk crocheted Bsiness men of known Integrity and Ability, or whether we shall be governed by offtciais with some one over them ulling the strings. “Why don't you tell him who you are and what you have done for the public Sens and thea 19 “he reporter . ne 5,694,682 women in wear R&G corsets Do you? Limit 2 to a customer, no onlys ¢ mail orders. (Third Floor.) | of jay. plier wet out that he was Kimself, and that hi be lessened thereby. Now he is @ can- didate, and the very people he be- led most do not even know nis ‘Mr, Marks admitted this was true, but he said both the labor people and 50 to Mt Combs, he m ff the industrial enterprises are Bis Mend.” oth aia ae, reve 8 ‘ia lot, | embroidery backs, « quality for which c fare eatiafied to Bee ig cata aru aaa 4 mart little pe OL The reduction in duty enables us to price them 9e he added, “and both sides are doing SS Sterling Silver a eeneh Gilt | fire chinchillas ow 6 what they can for me now. As a ings leader in civic work I have tried to Mounting: t orotty decane. Main Floor, Women’s $2.50 Italian Lambskin Glace Gloves brocaded plushes Go! Ad Inlaid . hich navy and find tho justness of every dispute and For elbow length sleeves, white mousquetaire, to point it out to both sides, I have mong he sinteen-bntton length; at............ccseeeees $1 89 found both employer and employee mt Wanln anin nee iy Women’ 00 Pique 2-C! willing to accept simple justive as « bad coln coropartinenta Al 0 ha 50c |} Kid Glovesi chasapagae color, @ 93.90 French Kid bag length, champagne shades, at Golution to every labor dispute or con troversy. “It was in this way that I have gettied one hundred and twenty-five strikes and threatened strikes since 1 became interested as a mediator be- tween employer and empiuyee. HIS WORK AS ARBITRATOR HAS BCEN SUCCESS. it wae thet pe hat enabled me to settie the ikes of the truck the musicians, the boller mak- @ taxicab drivers and many eded in eiaing involved 19,00 workers in the Call and Make Your rise Terms ye Marks was asked what she re-| Our Terme Apply to New York, New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut faded an he eu et gov: | ALL GOODS MARKED | $ ” A WEEK Oar 1913 (ata‘oy fremont hes fe fr mia IN PLAIN F:GURES sera a ana 0 MAILED FREE . . Sewing Machines on Credit. We Pay Freight. couldn't be any wo! now, and [am certain {stration will better social ‘condi 3-Plece Set of Saucepans in ne was interrupted by her } . Genuine Aluminun, 89c . 0 | Women's $2 French Kid Gloves, ibluck, white and colors, at 01.25. | Men's 92.80 French Kid Gloves at 91.50, $60,000 Worth of Men’s $15, $18 and $20) Fall Suits, Overcoats and Top Coats $] 2.00 ’ value $ No sitio Somebody’ 0. Simpson Crawford Co. Prettiest Blouses in Town| at Popular Prices ‘amp of ciety, at Bast treet, and de- thought of buy: Winter overcoat, Men's Clothing Store, Bevend Fleer, Thousands of Other Men Are ict we hear every day from women who are familiar with | In the S: B Inaing stores, “When you want style and reliable quality je Same Boat Li rincderate: prices sour logical conchusion will te-rsimneon Crawtord’s You who are uot interested in the manufacture ing or selling of men's clothing probably do not realize the effect of this condition on large clot he ing manufacturers who have fortunes tied u clothing made up in anticipation of an early Fait Great stocks must be moved or manufacturers would go bankrupt. We Are Movers of Great Stocks 860,000 wort h of 815.00t 0 620,00 clot hing is now ready for dist ribution—to-day, to-morrow and all next week. Allthe leading st are here af pine nyiesand vel 12 Youths’ English Pateh Pocket Suits, $10 Youths’ Long Trouser Suits, 98.50 -ohairman an automobile Yat the Marks home and the candid und his wife ape ay with U lenda to a number o' Bie MAE DO aman'e. political |S Reawe. 6 98 4 Rooms Furnished at ms $. - duty later in the campain Faraished 49 69" gg" Ta farested 449 Saturday—A Line of Samples Black and colored silk and chiffon, one to six blouses of a kind. Ww Fy 4 ” i ; Gireaxaian Walnut fe mchuronver, Dee value wJralue $35 rs, Marks promised th _ Necond Floor, New Lot of Lin- REGISTER TO-DAY. 81.00 Weekly, , ‘oz.30 Week; Shadow Lace, Net and ¢ * Torday and to-morrow are the last one eee tt, Cio PEN MONDAY AND ee gerie Blousesat’ 1,002 '1,98 Chiffon Mouser 298 days of registration. Registration 750-752 Sth Ave. . Cor. 46th S eq EVENINGS UNTIL 1¥ O'CLUCK Shadow Lace, Chiffon, Striped Meosaline, Plaid Silk and ‘53 98 places are open from 7A. M. to 10) meee a — — Crepe de Chine i‘ | KML © you do not register you % "i ~eauned vette It Makes Little Difference What You Need—s World “Want” Will Go and Get It, IMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY: