The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1913, Page 11

MRS. Wl vRY COVENTRY, SHOPPING IN PARIS, TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL. | Sa The Hon.Mrs HENRY COVENTRY LONDON, Nov Henry Coventr ard MeCreery, an jate Lawrence Kj taken suddenly fil y. fay in Paris ier husband left London for Paris to night, as she must und opera tion for appendicitis {mi Mrs. Coventry has couple of weeks on 4 «| in Paris a ng tour, PARKER SENDS REGRETS. Ka-Jdudwe Can't club Attend Amanins Dinner at Biemarck, Ex-Judge Alton BP hury about the third a the Ananias Club ¢ marek, §. Dak., next The Judge, altho attend. He bh Ben G. Whitei master, saying “Regret that busy days a: compel my absence from t @ telegram to Col |, Who is to be toast 1 distancy lands and o\ ing will rece! le comes back," third degree when Programme of the fea oWINK topica will be dis. Bucking the Huck.” DEATH LEAP P PREVENTED, Policeman Holda Wow Pass” and “Passing the n Bent on Drowning Royan o The cre schooner day from Augusta, Rogisserea Trede Mark Fine French Lingerie We invite your inspection of a very choice assortment of dainty garments made of Fine Linen, Handkerchief broidery and real lace: Gowns, beautifully embroidered, $8.50, 10.75, 11.75, 18.50; embroidered and trimmed with real laces, $15.00 to 75.00, Chemises, embroidered, $4.50, 5.50, 6.00, 8.75; em- broidered and trimmed with real lace Drawers, embroidered, $5.00, 5.75, 6.50, 9.75; em- broidery and real lace, $7.75, 10.75, 17.50. Also beautiful Matched Sets in these goods, suitable for Trousseaux, at from $75.00 to 150.00 James McCutcheon & Co., ll 5th Ave., 33rd and 34th Sts. Rass SSsSSaaaaeaSaass | at No, 1015 Rockaway avenue, Brooklyn, | | was sentenced to one year in the pent- | it tl ing an Italian immigrant, on Oct. 22. Marte Lioyd’s Daughter Wins pi. LONDON, daughter her husvand, the jockey Harry Aylin, ‘on the grounds of desertion and mis- “So she is going in for classic dances | ing?” | \ “ + why?” ¥ vecause cluswic dancing | i FROM TR S, entary in Part 1, Special Session o-day, Callahan was convicted of stolen $2) from Glusepp! Hah: a vorce. Nov, 12—Marie Lioya's | has obtained a divorce from | onduct — A Possible Reason. Vom the Chicago Recont-Heraid.) xive her an excuse for wearing than are needed for other Get down to facts! Pretty tubes won't help your teeth, It’s what's ¢x- side the tube that counts! Measured by this stand- ard, there is at this writ- ing just one answer— Pebeco Tooth Paste It's 4 scientist's answer to the crying demand of the teeth — protection from “acid-mouth"’—the cause of nearly all tooth decay. And Pebeo does protect, too. It overcomes the mouth acids which break down the teeth’s single- handed protection — the enamel, And besides this great work Pebeco cleans, whit- ens and polishes teeth beautifully. kefreshes and revitalizes the entire mouth, Its use is a daily pleasure. Ten-Day Trial Tube and Acid Test Papers to Test Your Mouth Sor Acid—Sent Free LEHN & FINK 120 William Street New York FURS PER TO WEARER uy the “FAMOUS KRAMER FURS” direct from America’s leading WN THE WORLD OVER “SINCE 1873” OATS. kine). Latent mode's i) AUTOMOBILE pow HULAD elied and Repaired at whole KRAMER FUR CO. QE NEW YORK, 13 EAST 16TH ST rr Ret way and Bth Ay trimmed with em- $8.75 to 36 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, =. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Will Close Out Thursday No Alterations No Approvals Misses’ Tailored Suits Of cheviot, diagonal, broadcloth, corduroy or velour de laine; dressy tailored coats, silk lined and interlined; new model skirts; 14 to 20 years. 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 Fur and Plush Trim’d Suits Copies of Paris Models for Misses Of imported velveteen, corduroy, de laine, duvetyne, velour de laine, di top, tier and draped skirts. 24.50 Letdrthida broadcloth, suede bir or broadcloth; short dressy coats, trimmed with various furs or im- ported plush, silk lined, warmly interlined; peg- 14 to 20 years. . Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 Misses’ Winter Coats Of imported chinchilla, wool plush, wool velour, velour de laine and imported fabrics, majority silk lined; 14 to 20 years. 15.00 Heretofore $25.50 to $39.50 Misses’ Fur Collar Coats Dressy Draped Model with Mouflon Fur Collar Draped model of English wool plush, in tango red, green, mole, Hague or navy blue, mahogany, brown, black or plum, with callar of Mole Mouflon fur, lined with soft silk. 14 24.50 Value $39.50 Girls’ Dressy Winter Coats Highest grade coats of imported broadcloth, velveteen, cordu- roy, broadtail cloth, zibeline, in all colors; a number fur trimmed; majority silk lined; 6 to 16 years. 18.50 to 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Crepe de chine, crepe meteor, charmeuse silk; also wool eponge and serge dresses; a number fur trimmed; 14 to 20 years. 12.50 Heretofore $18.50 to $29.50 Misses’ Evening Gowns Of crepe de chine, silk chiffon, also crepe meteor, fine shadow laces and nets; also beaded chiffon; gowns 14 to 20 years. 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $89.60 FIFTH ave.’ 37th and 38th Sts. B. Altman & Co. are showing, in the regular stock of the Glove Department, Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Gloves of excellent quality and workmanship, in the varieties specified below, at $1.00 per pair. Men's Cape and Giace Gloves in tan; Women's Short Cape, Glace and Suede Gloves; Boys’ and Short Glace Gloves in tan and white. Miisses’ Pith Ane, stead bid 4 Ste, Rem York E Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions” than any two mediums wm the universe. other 1918. > > -. -e © .- ~~ —- =.=. Si 35 Years Seoaders S0n Cr Gli: inion Cray} AVE.. 19° T0208 * STREET. HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES. $17,250.00 Sale of Blouses In the dare that has become, THIS SEASON, more famous than ever for its low aiid reproductions of high priced foreign models. NO STORE IS site CLOSELY IN TOUCHE WITEE PARIS fashions than Simeson Crawford Co.'s, with its wide- awake Paris office. he present season, we have imported SCOKES OF DISTINCTIVE STYLES NOT TO BE FOUND IN 0" and hove had them « pled so that they w ‘qual to the Paris originals in all but the fact that they were made in this country. We have now loicest models of all and offer them at prices to further extend the popularity of the Simpson Cray secs Phe. Dine in Our Popular Price Restaurant Kighth Bloor Papress plewato Dt Hear Mile. Ca: Gregorian Qu: Miss Claire Ti with Sorlin's Orchestra. NEW YORK'S anobtine 'c ue TER. The New | $1.50 Evangeline Blous« Ueto ) Regular $3.00 and $3.50 Biouses. Regularly up ie $6.50 Meitey de Chine Blouses Shadow Lace Blouses Net Blouses Blouses Blouses, that nee RK vlaln of embroider ee : A Limited umber of $4.00 me de Chine Blouses at $2.50 No C. O. B. orders and eon approval. Made with yoke back and front, turn down collar, long sleeves, black, white and a few colors. The slouses ure slightly imperfect. We ask you to examine them carefully and we can assure you it will be very difficult to find the imperfections. A most unusual value. Blouses for Stout Women Sizes 46, 48 and 50 Blouses at 81,00 and 81.98. Laces, 82.98 and 83,98, ee Thursday’s Specials Silks at Popular Prices in Fashionable . You are not nearly so much interested in the prices $1.50 SILK REMNANTS, all sorts of we and col- as you are in getting thequality of silk you want. stata reer. SIMPSON CRAWFORD QUALTPY is of that HIGH | tings in goo engthes sone STANDARD always DEMANDED by women of Fashion, | (0% SOUre btn very atest street and $1 shades, for waist s closely woven 2 Our prices are 20 to 4007 less than regular and our silks | es and trimmings, 49 firm quality, yd $1, 8 are in greater demand than ever before, yard ea 71.00 Brocaded Pop! use, inches wide, very latest all the atreet and evening shu excellent wearing material, yards 92 Colored Satin Char 91.50 Plain and Changeable ches wide, in all est | Taffeta, yard wide, in a large of the handsomest | assortment of ge als for drapings, int vn and cha. $1.33 | eftects yard 'd Corduroy, im. + for entire dress its, all the staple shades, in Abe favorite wide wale, yard canes 68¢ 88e For the Coat you desire Colored Velour Coatings to have made to measure 54 inches wide. Regular price, $2.00a yd. Thursday $ 1. 35 A strictly high grade material that sells regularly for 2.00 a yard and is worth it; only the best shades, such as emerald, terra cotta, navy, « i, cadet, brown, leather, gendarme and golden brown, Main Floor, $1.75 ALL WOOL Dt A YNE Te SUITINGS, 50 pieces only, $2 81.25 STORM SERGE, 50 inches SUITINGS, 54 inches wide, beautiful | inches wide, all-wool dress goods, at- ue good black wiry all-wool num- range of colorings for tractive fabries in many dil- . specially — priced, "$1. 29 A9¢|s« VARS cavessaavw aes . 15¢e street wear, yard. ferent effects, yard. For Women of Fashion Any Silk Dress SHOWN IN THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATION And Scores of Other Smart Styles Thursday $8. 79 were #12.75, 814.75 and 16.50, This is undoubtedly one of the largest assortments of different styles ever offered by any store in Ne ork City, There are 385 dresses comprising the remainders of several large pur- chases, that were selling readily at $12.75, 814-75 and $16.50, Pi We marked them down to $4.75 notwithstanding rs sushes, hund embroidery, chiffon, fancy jewel and sell that we were selling dozens Of dresses every day at the bu To fact, everything that fashion could devise has above prices. be ed to mak e dresses beautiful, WE DO NOT WAIT for merchana before reducing prices This accounts for the wonderful desirat FORMER PRICI lag on hands ‘able materials as CHARMEUSE, ENNE and SILK MOIRE navy and black. lity of every gar re p todd, but not Hina ae model, So come early to meat ip ie on A ‘lim nieatad jess than actu Is) the handsomest plum effe ion ples ever offered at suc w price, 88.73. draperies, f ne will be sent C. O. D. nor on approv , nor will phone or mail orders be taken: SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE,, 19TH TO 20TH $T., NEW YORK Girvan as.