The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1913, Page 12

KS ci Perfect biscuit Black Handers Follow . perfectly mands for Money by Ex- nloding Missile. protected No matter what National Biscuit Company product you ask for— crackers or cookies, .. wafers or snaps, .. cakes or jumbles —it will be delivered stunned, »pr the wrecked «i Bhe was in her night clothe: bare feet were cut An instant later wares were dashing Into the ebout her, 4 ly from the t condition, either in aneimwvoriord. A) packages with the toward quieting but bey could do ite one jane, | famous In-er-seal Se ty eT wintencd me and| Trade Mark, in upegheny cori nar tiiey ‘ra{ attractive small tins een ea eon and troke windows | OF from the familiar @bove and in buildings several doors Grey. The damage amounted to about| @glass-front cans. Bn. Both the Gerbinos denied they had received Biack Hand letters, but neigh- ree ee cu eg we cemanct! through the distrib- weet ce reenyeecend street | uting service of the Cemmi: ‘ . . sea eee ined ev ore tiat| National Biscuit an arrest must be made within twenty- Company, which four bours after a bomb explosion oc- ours or ail the deteAives in the die affords a constant trict where the explosion takes place will be reduced and transferred. The supply of biscuit to detectives were anxious. ‘The scene of the Gertine explosion every part of the fe on the north aide of Fourteenth ‘i atrect, which relieved the Fifth street United States. detectives from responsibility and they returned to thelr etation, leaving the East Twenty-second street plain clothes men in @ state of feverish activity. Bay biscuit ‘The sound of the explosion was heard for several blocks to the south, where it was thought to be part of came Gul- baked by wer celebration. Nc.t® of Fourteenth otreet It was neard Gletinetly eo far as Bellevue Hospital. TRANSFUSION I$ FUTILE. NATIONAL rener ot e | © BISCUIT Noe! Bassett died at Dr, Stern's sant tarium after two transfusions of blood OM P, had been made from the ne se Be ‘i \ father, William Robert Bassett, broker at No. 60 Wall street end bie stepmother. He rallied after the first operation, but Rad a relapse and, ehough| Always look for that name pe egpeene apt ee dee pt ed fn bl blood for « third transfustos, the sur Ninety-seventh street. He was twenty- five years olf and graduated from| fr Ne Seeemniins, Princeton in 1911, After @ severe at-| Gum ge Tein net feck of typhoid he suffered i bem, "tn handy, sant: hemorrhage a week ago. Nery Stee sewer, ene, Sa + Lindeman, inventor of the m Se eet panel ae om and relief from Mtchod of blood transfusion, decided | pate. At ie, fom the patient must have more blood, Hie | 9. ZUMOTA ewmor father and stepmother volunteered. That Wen’ Tea ts Get Our Bargains Tt te o deautit soon aa you eat it me hes sash ontivaont % rea ret ow tally , conetrue rT sh rite for It to AUTO DELIVERY We Give PVERYWHERE Double & All Day. PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES to you in perfect | dors told detectives that in the last six Freshnessisassured | SAT SES Sir, Daneet ved at Nor 200 West ZUMOT A MUSTARD || OINTMENT | OTT PATIL TROLL PTAA AD RAULUOTPAY EPMA UALR LMET TAAL PEL TOTALS UELL STF fi THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918. ea eae le aA PIAA) With Considerable Pride We Beg to Announce That We Have Been Selected as the Sole Distributers in Brooklyn for the Famous Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing For Particular Men and Young Men In placing before the Brooklyn public th that ‘The House of Matthews”’ is offering e Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing. we believe the world’s best in clothing values. It is such clothirfg as this that makes made-to-order clothes unnecessar y; they’ re better than most made- to-order in every way; in fabrics, tailoring, st There is an ndividuality in the makeup of these garments—the brains of years of concentration in building of good clothes for men and young men. The guarantee that goes with every garment of the Hart, Schaffner & Marx make is an assurance of reliability, and guarantees every Suit or Overcoat for reasonable wear. We will give you a new garment? or refund your money at any time you find that all we say is not carried out to the very letter. Usual Prices---Suits $18 to yle and fit. ou'll see it for yourself, here. | Their models for young men are the very latest; their moderate staple styles for conservative dressers lend tone to the man, giving him the true character of a gentleman’s attire. Our desire to more ardently portray the good points of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats can only be proven to your entire satisfaction by a close inspection. $40---Overcoats $20 to $45 Concessions from the Manufacturers and in Keeping with the Unusual Values of Our Reorganiza- tion Celebration, We Are Permitted to Offer Two Special Lots—Limited Quantities. ‘400 Suits for Men and Young Men Hart, Schaffner & Marx $30.00 Values ‘The asvortment includes the very latest in stripes and cael ks, rough and smooth cheviot and fine mixtures, made in conservative, patch pocket, and English ealis Our Introductory Price... $17. 50 380 Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats Hart, Schaffner & Marx $35.00 Values Chinchillas with velvet and shawl collars, in Oxford gray, brown or navy; fancy pack overcoats with patch pockets; three-quarter length coats in ue tweeds. Introductory price... ... $23. 50 In conjunction with our Introductory Sale we offer the following—all special ; aa slate our regular stock. Men's $10.00 and $12.50 All Wool Suits.. . $7.50|Men’s $10.00 Double Texture Raincoats........... $7.50 Men's $15.00 Suits and Top Coats................. $9.85 bi 's $2.50 Trousers in Worsteds and Cheviots.... $1.79 Men’s $18.00 Overcoats and Suits.................. $11.90 | Mi $4.00 All Wool Trousers, serges and mixtures. $2.95 Men's $8.50 Double Texture Raincoats............ $5.00 Men’ 's $5.98 Blanket Lounge Robes and Slippers.... $3.98 Our Celebration Is for Men, Too. So many events of this character are planned with 80 little attention given to “mere man.’ sizes 214 to 8.. Lary torm Rub! Misese’ Bright Knee lined, sizes 11 to 2.. store” much to their liking—it’s a sec- tion where men will feel at home; there's : fecsing el gnioy: need can It's up to YOU, Mr. Man. i “The Store of Confidence.” ba ane, ghey Made Dutch neck style, onl and bees avertianiy poke Petticoats of Paces line and Taffet Women's Foot Hose, sizes 2}4t08. 59c "Fc Boye’ One cen peetiety tices 3 1 Women’s Four Buckle Arctics, ry] Not so with “The Houge of Mat- Misces’ Four Buckle Arctics, sizes thews”—for here they have theirex-] | 11 to@............... $1.95 $1.67 Uc clusive store—a separate entrance for Children’ ’s Four Buckle Aretics, meat rn Men Re Het Rubbers, rolled “ = men and boys, planned for those who nie. a ight Knee Boote, , Men’s Two Buckle Arc! , ate do not care to shop in a “department fleeced lined; sizes 6 to 1034..... $1.69 $1.37) 6tolf............... "ee. 25 $1.79 store.” " Storm Rubbers, rolled edge, \Men’s Four Buckle Arctics, sizes sizes 216 to6....... 95e Tel CHOW errors eas $2,095 $2.44 Men who are concemed in personal | | Boys’ Storm Rubbers, plain si Men's Short Heavy Dull Finieh and domestic economy will find “their WS oO pester wisivoristins 69c| Boots, sises 6 to 12............ $3.98 $3.09 y 0 quality—Soft Mercerised Pongee An eopestalty good aterial—milit: ‘TH oka like and wears better tha "88c| ie tions ot Teeusey a ‘colors of a. Blue, tan and gray—all sises, at. Cc Women Will Delight in These! Beacon Blanket Bath Robes all, pracure There the usual $9.00 values—colorings are unusually at Too Cold to Talk Rubbers? No!—Not at These Prices Early season purchases make these prices possible— they'll go with the first real rubber weather. Note, Please, that these are all new, fresh stock. Mail orders filled, a@usual. Women’s Storm Rubbers Al sizes, ot to8. Reg- Salepree, 66 Tear Price, Children’s Storm Rubbers Sizes 4 to 1034. Regu- lar price 85c. e A 4c Sale price. . lar Sal Kegular Sale 0 $1.24 $2.48 $1.99| Boys’ Dull “Storm King” Boots, Sith Ree il arm King Bain A Boots, feeced \Youths’ Storm Rr *. 82.00 $1.64 edge, sizes 11 to 2. blue, tan gud gray. All sises, at..... Placed in Your Home for Immediate Use , Weekly Payments of $1.00 And you bu; ay ony ‘any machine at the same low price as if you pay cash Lael ‘ Particular!: pete we ask you to see 24 the Wasence Machines—with the lock sti ick and chain stitch—two ma- awe C008 Black (@ good bi A) pad all the Matthews, A.. fom, sit with long oe changeable vind solid colors. Kanatauk, poy rativrsgey ot = Mah bach, st cellent Bias eo Tenant Sed 39c bration Price........- Daily Change of New Merchandise on Matthews’ Thoroughfare Eighteen Shopping Marts—Each One a Centre of Economy Three Special Lots of DRESS GOODS French and domestic manufacture— pew fabrice—every yard perfect. 60c and B0c values at .,.. 43¢ 80c and 1,00 values at.... 67c 1,00 and 1,69 values, at.... 89¢ Mutthewe—Maia Fleer. Toilet Paper, 6 Cans Hestene .., 250 Bo#le Ammoni 1c Aluminum Polish 10c Dover Egg Beate: Gowne—neat pink erimmea with bande of Galey 12 Rolls Good Quality 59¢ Feather Dusters ....... Matthews—Basemeat, 4 baie Along Ripe Bae | ines ot aly tailored. Values up- ||| Matthews, M. E., value Other Machines from. . Massive in construction, carved frames, extra wide chair arms, Mh heavy French legs. Each piece wen, lished and i aul damask teres silk plush or Veroun th purighach ol Pieces tui or ease, wineme °39,98 Ghildren's 's Brass Gribe $17 Upholstered Couch "Reafo lent nd top, eile, | Heavy oak frame; claw feet; ing attachment; best} 6 feet by 30 inches; black ity woven wire springs} chase, Boston or Spanish ‘ satin oF bright, rain leathers plain or tufted: el bse” $13.96 | me... 911.98 25c 1c Ue Te Sc » 29¢ We've Reduced the Lesser Priced Curtains And Hundreds of Yards of Curtain Materials Nine lots quoted below tell the story, but there are so many more ‘twould take too much valuable space to describe them; you'll not be disappointed. Cluny Lace Curtains— white and Arabian colors, 9% and 8 yards long; good quality of netting; | value 83.00 upwards to 95.00; now $2.28 and $3.68 350 Window Shades—aslight; Curtain Samples and Half Pair C imperfect; value 25c; en x 15c tains—2i;"a, a) yards Tong—all Tapestry and Damask Remnante— sped sereeees 19c to 24c for curtains and table scarts—practi- Printed Scrim—36 to 40 in. widths bi deel thes 1 Pe AB | — short lengths —Iers thea hall price; 2,000 yards Cretonne and Figured | _yards....e.00+.: 9c. 14¢ Taffeta—tor curtains, cushions and | Sash Lace for Curtains—white and couch covers; val- Arab color—45 and 50-i es SBctoSse: yard SLC ODOC | widths; He yard valve, ee” 17e Pepper white outside, Toa Kettles Dish Pans--10 and 14 qt Berlin Sauce Pans—6 and 8 qt. Coffee Pots—2 and Sqt. Berlin Kartles—-6 and 8 qt. “Imperial” High-Grade Perfect Enamel Ware ‘These are the pieces in the assortment—all ae enamel covers, irish Point Lace Surket ne casi val $3 and 814 ya algae Ls 00 to 87.00; pair, ‘$2: 28, $2.68 and $4.98 Renaiasance and Marie Antoinette Curtains— white and Arab—2} and $15 yards long. Values $4.50 up to a 3 Now 3.98 and 4. 98 Matthewe—Third Fieer. pure white inside; triple coated: first-quality. | Berlin Sauce Pots—6 and 8 qt. Tea Pots—2 and 8 yt. Double Boilers—2 sises, Matthews—Basemeat,