The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1913, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913, WOMEN WANTVOTE = INTHEEPISCOPAL ' CHURCH SE SESSIONS Ralfical Resolution Prepared for Diocesan Convention Which Opens To-Day. f cuore OF NAME Hentsy § New York to Ratify Arch-Dio- cese Canon and Ask for Admission Thereto. Woman's suftrace | te to be projected into y termed the n ody tn Chrintendom ation of the taken up by the cel NERVOUS PSA, GAS OR INDI NDIESTIN “Pape's Diapepsin” settles ject pa sour, upset stomachs in five minutes. will digest order stomach surely im your meals don’t fit oor, or what you eat lies like fim your sto.ach, o barn, that isa sign Rhys from your phar cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and take @ dose just as soon as you can. There be no sour risings, no belching of ine foie iping. besides, there etl Me » nian teed left over in the stom: ae poison your id of your food and ae | it just the same as if your stomach wasn't Relief in five minutes from all stom- ech misery is waiting for you at any arta large, fifty-c entire family free trom stomach dis- orders and indigestion for many months.! tiestor was added to the directorate. Tt belongs in your home. —_—_— |FEAR CHANGE OF NAME DISPUTE the court holding that the urch was not changed, this dixoussion leaves time the woman sultans resolution wil! wnde Stetson will also intro- tion that the Diocese ve A at the recent General Con- hy PRESIDENT MAY SEE GAME. ea sour, lw hite House Bridal Couple Alse May He at Army-Navy Matoh, WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—The White | House bridal couple are expected to at- =|tend the Army-Navy football game in lween allotted to President Wileon, his food mixed with acid, bel eat stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or veting began to-day the tlek- ‘nto the White House by nder Jones. aide to the .|Becretary of the Navy. In addition to the President and his 8 expected that all the Cabe inet Ministers and thelr wives will at- nd. de Loceer Company. Looser Company, the Brooklyn depart- ment store firm, Mr. I tt John Gibb and repre- the controlling interest of the J. Hanford, William Cooper und” Walter Hammitt were chosen Vice-Presidenta, and William V. cases contain enough “Pape's Diapepsin” to keep the G Styles for November Present-day gowns require shoes that harmonize with the costume, for now-e-days shoes are conspicuous. One of our most attractive models is shown here-—a fine boot in patent leather and black cloth topping. The heels are the new Spanish Louis—that give daintiness. The toe is pointed sharply, giving chat long vamp French effect. The same shoe may be had with various fabric and leather toppings. Fitting shoes to costumes is a specialty with us because we deal in women's shocs ex- clusively. QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 32 West 34th Street Midway between the Waldorf andthe McAlpin Gunther Furs Superior in Quality and Workmanship. Natural Blue’ Foxes An unusual collection of fine large skins, very dark in color, soft and rich in fur. Foxes, Cross Foxes, Black Foxes, and Red Foxes. “ Lord4® Taylor a _ Founded 1826 UPRIGHTS Formerly. WEEEIOCK, Bagiiey $300 te UP Grand, Mal SALE OF Rebuilt ( oa Player-Pianos also a limited number of ENTIRELY NEW instruments s place for new case designs arriving, including such World KNABE CHICKERING STEINWAY HAINES BROS. PLAYER-PIANOS 1 WHeEocK PIANOLA, Wainut .. KIMBALL PLAYER, Mahogany The great volume of business done from the Knabe Ware- rooms through the popularity of the Knabe product brings many excellent Exchange instruments to our workshops. After a thorough re-making the instruments are brought to thei: original individuality and perfection by Knabe Experts and quickly sold to save valuable storing space, at prices only pos- sible in the warerooms the manufacturer. The enormous quantity of the instruments we sell effect great savings to you on each individual transaction. There are eight equally attractive bargains to every one mentioned here. which are only examples of the opportunitics rr NG, mi RDM, gene WERE NG, bof iit Tayo ner Liberal allowance for pianos taken in exchange. of the abere instruments. ) Pianos GRAND: Formerly, Now. AN, rosewood | Hout reduced to make owned Makes as L (AL BROS. HAINES BM KNADE. ANGELUS, Terms.as low cs $5 monthly on some An early call is advised in order that you inay secure the piano of your choice. Warerooms open promptly at 8 o'clock Knabe Warerooms Sth Ave., Cor. 39th St. Removal: Sales. Removal Sale in the Domestic Rug Section Thousands of the most Popular Makes in all the varicus sizes Unusual Offering for Thursday and Friday 12,000 Yards Stik & Wool Poplins & Crinkle Crepes In one hundred and fifty shades Also white, ivory and black $1.15 per yard Regular price $1.60 1000 Lengths of Silks In light and dark shades At Greatly Reduced Prices asc per yard 8 upwards Great Reductions in Prices have been_made throughout the entire Dress Goods Section Imported Black Broche Materials For Coats, Wraps and Suits $3.50 per yard Usually $5.00 to 87.00 per yard - Hundreds of Dress Patterns In a Great Variety of Fall Fabrics $2.95 & $3.50 per pattern . Formerly $4.25 to $12.00 Special Values in ; Cotton Dress Fabrics, Flannels and Linings Figured Tosca Crepes i $2 inches wide Value 50c per yard | 28¢ Figured Flannelettes 27 inches wide, in a large variety of | zac fancy designs Special, per yard White Embroidered Skirting Flannels Hemstitched or scalloped edges $7.00 Special per yard 5 All Silk anne — ~ 86 inches wide, medium weight, large assortment of colors, also black and $71.00 white Regularly $1.25 per yard } Women's Sweaters Two Attractive Specials Women's Coat Sweaters New style collar, in white, cinnamon brown $1. 95 and gray Value 83.50 Women's Sweaters Smart styles in white, brown, Cae green, $2. 95 gray and red ue $5.00 Every Oriental Rug in Stock Will Be Closed Out A Half a Million Dollar Clearance Removal Sale in the Domestic Carpet Section All the Standard Weaves in a Splendid Assortment of Patterns A Splendid Offering of Fancy Tatlored Suits for Women (All heavily interlined) At the Special Prices of $18.50 & $22.50 Values $30.00 to $40.00 The Best Materials in the very Latest Styles and Color. ings are represented in this exceptional assortment of winter suits, Distinctive Fancy Tailored Suits Ke Hiponcisiey of foreign styles in the most desirable fabrics colorings of the season $29.50, $35.00 8 $39.50 Values $40.00 to $65.00 Women’s Winter Coats Extraordinary Values Splendid Assortments 200 Women's Street Coats A large selection of the season’s smartest models / and materials; practical coats (some handsomely - $19. 50 lined throughout) Value #30. 00) Coats for Street & Dressy Wear Caracul cloth and boucle in all the new winter colorings. Excellent models (some trimmed | 825 0 with fur), lined throughout and interlined. 25-0 Values to #40. rl Street, Afternoon or Evening Coats Reproductions of European Models $49.50. 8 $55.00 Values $75.00 to $85.00 The Opening of the Winter Soctal Season means the need of beautiful new gowns. Repro- ductions of the finest of the models shown in Paris this season are now being made at moderate prices in the Special Order Department. More than one hundred different ideas in model Gowns and Suits are now being shown. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St.