The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 9

1,000 IN LING TO OPEN $4,000,000 CAMPAIGN OF Y. W. C. A Pageant Depicting Association’s Work to Be Given at 71st Armory To-Night. What 18 described as “a great ving poem of color and pound” is dromined in the Seventy-first Regiment i ae eae SD SHE WILL DIRECT GREAT PAGEANT OF Y. W. C. A. TO-NIGHT. THE EVENING the Director-General of the oneant.| BOT DRUNK T0 STUDY has worked hard to make the affair « success, Coincident with this pageant comes the campaten to raise $4,000,000 tn two weeks in aid of the City ¥. W. C. A. and the City ¥. M. CG. A. This cam- paign will begin Now 1 Of the Emouat wanted, #4000,000%8 te go to the 0 to the Young Men's. The young women propose to erect @ new structure for the Central Branch on the east side north of Twenty-third Club-for nurses will have @ building valued at $00,000. A structure in which girls can get rooms and doard te to coat $820,000. A new home in Harlem calls for $5000, and $100,000 is intended to pro- vide a home for the Colored Women's branch. The Young Men's Association plans to spend $3,000 of its million on a new home for the Mowery Branch; $360,090 to Young Women’s Association and $1,000,+/ street at @ cost of $600,000, The Central ! EFFECTS, SAID M. 0.) Wanted to Learn Result hol—Story Wins Discharge in Court. Dr. George L. Dotbert, a pract [Physician at No. 111 Hast ‘tw eighth street, was arralened Magistrate Breen in the Men's Night Court last night charged with bet jdrunk. He wae found in thy afternoon by Pa Broadway and Forty-seventh street, unable to care for himself, and taken to the stat‘on. After a sleep he was in eondition to be arraigned in court “WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, to~ncohtp, XH. No of Moot vi BROKAW BROTHERS MENS & BOYS CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS (1918, _ k County rv om thal 1 in an New Thaw Papers Fited, [sew vo A mistake _.)J FOUNDED 1856 WIZ Every customer who-once | wears our clothes follows the natural trend of human rea- eer - wv Bonwit TELLER & Co. Special Sales Saturday Misses “Tailleur,” Fur Trimmed ‘and Novelty Suits |, Shert Coat, Blouse and Belted Models 29.50 39.50 Value to 45.00 Value to 59.50 ee Armory this evening when the Young build a modern scructure for tnton| 72 &e Magistrate he said: | | of velveteen of duvetyn Women’ tion pageant, Branch tn the Bron, and $160,000 for a| “2 @dmit I was intoxteatet, foam a H | of broadcloth ot corduroy “The Mi "io pre- ow colored men’s branch. It will devote | Physigan ges us Led iich etl bh for tits soning and returnsseasonafter of diagonal of velveteen tented. acts of the pageant will P, and &. clubhouse of] Purpose of making # sclentit: stuty to A y ‘ season for the best clothes for of velour of broadcloth determine what he effects of hol. I have been a student of alcoho! ism for the past twenty years, and T did this to see just what the ferlings are that an {nebriated person has.’ | te Branch and will use |e nd adjustment fund of $40.01 and 0,00) more to provide @ | building and equipment for ite Williama- | bridKe Rrancn. Yepresent the activities and the devel- opment of the association, more than women and girls will par- 1 every phase of life will be of velour Sizes 14 to 18 of crepe cheviot the least money to be found | in New York. He buys with ae aneeacaelaei In one episode will be seen the ‘Tenin Killa @ Yardmaater. “L think you might have confined your ‘ ; : ’ detivities of the Y. W. CG. A tn city Mise nama | Livingstone Laycock of No. 88 Stuy-| experiments to your home," #uxicested Misses’ Smart Coats Wife. Another will show what the vesant avenue, Irvington, stepped in| the Magistrate, who discharged the doc. | knowledge void of speculation. —— drmantzation does for Immigrant girls. LAURA C.HICKOX | tront of « fast train and was Killed yen-| tor, | Seo wr Coats of corduroy, wool velour, boucle and Ie: A third ts intended to give an idea of se tn the Waverly, N. J yards of] pp, pe tancey Cartor of No . “—_e S$ of corduroy, ‘ i je and novelty the inter-collegiate interests of the| ‘The Ministering of the Gift” was! tution) Lod vocnd Nabi bead ven, « nec nt re AMHALES Wan ne Astor Place & Fourth Avenue cloth in a large variety of smart, youthful models 19.50 written by Mies Helen Thoburn of the . National Hendquarters, and was produced for the first tlme in . Misa Laura C. Hickox, Siti nISSON Loaders ISON AVE. 19° T02Z0¥ “STREET. IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER. POPULAR PRICES in Mi aa gare A sul Fascinating Styles in isses’ e and $27.50 COATS at $19. i Will Focus the Attention of the Fashionable Younger Set On Simpson Crawford Co’s Biggest Combination Sale of the Season, To-Morrow THESE WONDERFULLY SMART $34.75 SUITS AT $19.75 can hardly be compared with any other suits except the higher priced, tailored to measure costumes of the custom tailors. The styles are more stunning than you will find elsewhere. ¥. W. C, A. girls, Still another de- monstrates the usefulness of the asao- teaching profictency in the master, Hin right leg was sev- he hip and he succumbed within | the bench with the Maj: ours in St. Michael's Hospital, | Dolbert,told of his persona! effects of rum, ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY —— SUBWAY AT DOOR TM I) Sizes 14 to 18 Velveteen and Broadcloth Evening Wraps with white mouflon fur collars and cuffs Sizes 14 to 18 Fur Trimmed Coats of | velour, duve- tyn, barre, cut velour, eorthaeoy ond welvateeny, 29.50 Sizes 14 to 18 Value 49.60 | Misses’ Afternoon & Value to 39.50 19.50 Value to 39,50 trate when Dr ndy of the a few Mid-Day Cabaret fm our RESTAURANT Bight Floor (Expres The Gregorian Quartette And Other Big Features With Sorlin's Orchestra Begins Mond: LINEN WEEK Advance Sale To-Morrow 1 az.an, ae “Danse” Frocks Danse Frocks 25.00 of chiffon, beaded net, lace net and soft taffeta, Afternoon Frocks 16.50 of crepe de chine and meteor, with plaid silk Also wool ribbon and flower trimming. Sizes 14 to 18 top. | crepe and serge. Sizes 14 to 18 Girls’ School & Dressy Coats 9.75 High eet stores hey excel in Blouses at $25.00, $50.00 and $100.00, but when it comes to popular prices Simpson Crawford Co. have a Real Blouse Surprise We select the more exclusive of the higher priced Paris models and have hat they ore not made in Paris, This choice assortment includes many stunning models ~ 4 portraying the latest effects; the cutaway and new short cout that buttons to the neck; trimmed with seal plush, draped sashes, skirts modishly draped and trimmed with buttons to match, All the season’s new materials and colors: years; at..... deeeeees 18.50 of broadcloth and imported plaids, in green, brown, navy, Copenhagen. Sizes 6 to 14 ; Shr —_ 4) NI 2 GN Sizes 6 to 14. seorared qustitien ere (oultless andthe ecioa vauealcuacie ak the pete, OUR MISSES’ 897.50 ¢ ‘oats AT 10375 “ha At+$1.00. At $1.98. | Ab eaiga. | [Ehe eee era srame. te -bisber PrWed all ymure. ean heive Girls’ Serge & Velvet Dresses Voile Blouse: Crepe French Voile, Lace Dress Bh _— - = Blouses, Ba ste Blouses, Linen Blouses. Sale—Bracelet Watches The New Tariff Helped Lower Prices All these are neat models, wearing quality of brace- lets guaranteed. Movements are also guaranteed perfect times keepers, Main Floor. These $9.50 $6.95 | Bracelet pelied in various | The only real difference in the garments is in the price. If made in I the same models cost $50 or $60, If made in Ameri 27. And, to-morrow in this combination Suit and ¢ Sale our price is $19.75. Dressy styles made up in Ural lamb, with trimmings of seal plush fastened far to one side with ornament to match, Large turnovercollars and cuffs of seal plush, 1 9. 5 lined throughout with Skinner's ain) suit- $16.50 Coats Blouses, Net Blouses, and Net Wash Silk Blouses. | watches able for afternoon and evening wear . Misses’ $24.75 Suits Misses’ Ma nur of Jaunty styles in ity eviot, wool we; ‘collar and seal draped $16.50 $12.75 Coats Girls’ $9.75 Coats Th an asxortment of attractive styles, made int ny andsomely Tined 500 to sizow, # Watches at atches $5.01 STERLING SIL LVER BRACELET, handsomely en colors; WATCH has enamelled berel. GOI.D FILLED BRACELET and WATCH, fanc: STERLING SILVER BRACELET, WATCH w Misses’ $23.75 Coats New models tn (0'to $18.75 Made of Batiste embroidery and imitation filet lac-. Regularly 2.00 110 Girls’ shaped dial, unique arrangement of numbers. F models, ean and These $7.50 Bracelet Watches " no GOLD FILLED BRACELET and WATCH vith) 1 bu moutilon, novelty tl A “STERLING SILVER BRACELET aod waren. ( $4, 95 ocinitest STQ.O9 | wmtces $15. ih Fifth Avenue at 38th Sipect i a GUN METAL BRACELET and WATCH. In Our Neckwear Dept. “eee | One varenat N&B an et Boudoir Caps, | Choice 85: Dancing Caps, ; vn Valin Pretty Comics 45e@ EXTRA Was As Good As Another In the Stock of U MARN Vest Guimpes, | Main Floor, The Daintiest Shadow La dewdrop chiffon and net and | bbon tr in white, pink, light blue, lavender and corn, Fine Shadow Lace and Net Camisoles, trimmed with dninty es of ribbon, forming \ shadow effect for sheer blouses n pikes Kloves, 2 fasteners, dered backs, at. 69c Children’ 's 89¢ Capeskin Gloves Tan shades, one clasp, prix seam sewn, at 69c We close Evenings at ¢ o'Clock. Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. Time Credit—1o Everyone igo T eaiost Payment Plan Save 20 ri he Rose, Rodgers €» Rose, Me Chicago Overcoat Specialists Who Retired From Business Women's $2.50 Kid Gloves IN STYLE, Kihow length, Consequently IN QUALITY, itnp vrted glace lambskin, IN TAILORING, Nite and tan shades, two elaspa, black IN TALORING, This Is STILL idery, tan and white with black en The Greatest Overcoat [iii Sale of the Season ROSE, RODGERS & ROSE made overcoats for America's largest department store (also the highest class), A store that is especially famous for the high character of its men's clothing. We continue our sale of 1170 R., R& R. Ove precisely the same style, quality and workman those sold by the above store, at a saving of 40°; No man can be too stout, too small, too short nor too tall to find a perfect fitting Overcoat. very style, fabric and color (also black) is hers. $18.00 and $20.00 Overcoats, * ] 2.00 mousquetaire, sixteen button length, white anty, $1.89 Women’s $1.35 Glace Lambskin Gloves with 89c Vilas IES; fine net high neck guimpes Regular #2,80 Damp-Proof Maline Bo ribbon trimmed; black and white and colors, also mew cape boas in black and white, at in round $1.35 Become a Member ro) Our Furniture Club Pay the same prices as though you were buy- ish. LOWEST PRICES, — rittn Fioor, Simpson Crawford Fur- niture lasts a lifetime. 940.00 MAHOGANY DR ER. Pull serpentine front claw feet, top @2x4 with 24x10) bevel plate mir- ‘27. 45 30 Distinct Styles in Women’s “Sir Henri” é» “Patrician” Shoes $ 2-50, $3, $3-50, $4 Patent dull calf, dull and cravenette are the leathers included, Kecond Moor, ie; < e Cs NOPrrTh 925.00 BRASS B: All the at $1.39 at 91.69, at 91.95, $27.50 and $30.00 Overcoats, om | 7.50 FOP cesses essen sees Children's Shoes 5 1% Pe Golden Oak Chiffonter. ROCKER SEN, a 925 & 930 $22.00 and $25.00 Overcoats. * Extra High Cut school Shoes, Value $10.00 an Value 910.00 grade of jimitation #4 4 al silk Lined. . : ] 5.00 in patent or dull leathers “ompletel 75 [zz 1 panish leather; 4.4 Tuxedo a Sizes B16 toll! sizes 11S to’, | Sines #14 to 6, Puratenedt, Peat Vag One, "| WE PAY “REIGHT sf er our UUR Like regular sizes, entirely new des: Children’s $1.75 and #2.00 Shoes, broke: CREDIT teens E*4 ing. Bright or ‘satin finish, $ iiaea: at : “" $1.10 garding| AND RAILROAD |v, wo to, Lowg iat; Guaranteed Ine $35.00 and $40.00 Overcoats, 21 50 Boys’ School Shoes, unde to wear weil, siges 10 bo ie, matted FAR: nM a QUeT, Bbicocreerers e 1316, at 91.59; sisee at $1.85. | i | 7.95 9.75 New models of serge, some of velveteen, some with fur with batiste collars, trimming or lace collars. low belt. Sizes Black and colors. 6 to 14. Sizes 6 to 14. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY A Women’s “Bontell” Corsets ab New low bust arid extreme long hip model. : Regularly 2.60 1,50 i | | | Women's “Bontell” Brassieres IMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE., 19TH TO 20TH ST., NEW YORK CIIYO:-——2 -—S-—<—-