The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1914, Page 5

SAR Nee ha ae [DNESDAY, FEB ne from Consular Agent Car- | however, may not meet the demands of ready on batt! Mex!. eying Villa would not permit the British Embesay, Secretary Bryan] can waters will ba retnforced by 900| if the bor me” but dectin to-day » intimate what he ; ya Menage yin the event that Villa per- a 1 and ‘ ~ a me Wiis ¢ Het be tnd to intervene, ‘1 ie u { e IN JUAREZ IS REPORT ; vil ; ‘ vi : : yore agg ‘ had been in or te tp] marines rer overcrowe | fevetice wl a. Ho rope! ‘iim | MORE MARINES TO VERA CRUZ) iii. | ; : ’ feretice with Willa, Ho reported Vilta| da hea dlbh Al, m Necretary Panicle said ti H Are showing a most attractive assortinent of =a LPT 1it wae canis ieee he 100, Meingtwn! fn guard for the American embasey | —_—_>— j {twas exhum . ‘ {two hours anawered questions put by | (Continued from Firat Page.) Senutos Both Secretary and |t 0 1,100, At Mexico City and no request for mu had been received at the depart: | Imported Model Hats in Ave come, Leh aB$ nool girl, before ant after rie, Vi for ‘elowen sand cate chapbed we her looking ree $! out revel co-operation the American quate cratt axenis are helpless, ¥ It wae reported at Juarez that Gen. Carranza was due at Nogales to-day, ! : tore | The 3 ment, Hisctiss the trend, — Senators declined ference, exvept two mess, it | jas to wet at the fo aving QUOS- | Was said, Was the result of reprem , } he r Wade | tone of policy for future determina. | titions by the Mnited States that his Gai jattitude was not aatistectory he change in G as reflected in the: Villa's attitude) Original models from KR x, Evelyn Varon, Suzanne ‘Talbot, Mary & Annic, Marie Edinee, Lewis, Odette, Louisom® Sys & Grault, from ‘ RuHEumaTic Pain The State nt ix hoperat | Cabrura expects to meet him there. ‘The Secretary of State was ques | that through rang, Villa's | Rub It Right Out—Try This! ACCEPT VILLA'S PROPOSAL ON! tlonetl concerning the strength of the | supertor off ucceed tn get. | 45.00 to 150.00 BODY OF BENTON. Conatitutionalist: movement in Mes. | ting Bento y. No tnawer Has | od _ ico and the character of its len N Lee peat to-day t matin | : ; ‘ WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Gen.| me genatora were particularly inter-| Nogales. ‘The mail report Sty Nee one ; wig Reproductions and smart adaptations, from Villa's proposal for an American ex-| esteq in Villa, the execution of Hen- | ceedings of the court-martlal mad moe | reaement. Stop drugging! Rub sooth. | J lho: Aboaty Hopes anand | amination of the body of W. * Ben-| ton ang the possible fate of Gustay | Feached Washington ‘ tl ing, penetrating Jacob's Oil” | just a moment you'll be free from rheu- 18.50 to 50.00 ton, the English ranchman he exe-/ pouch, ithe missing American to he Bakar ce Communteated | direetly into the sore, stiff joints and| matic pain, soreness and stiffness, | Ls ted at Juarez, without permitting! senator Shively, Acting Chalrinan, | sagem. from. Consul ‘Totckoe: lick: | muscles and relief comes instantly. “St. | Don't auffer: Retief awaits you. “St its removal from Mexico, has been ac- at cepted by this Government, without per Wands mmnooth waiving, however, any further move- betaine ce en ment to demand ite delivery on Ainer- Hican soll. ° Rritish Consul Perceval at Galves- said he would fsaue a statement later, | nouncing Villa's willingness to permii | Jacob's Oil” is « harmless rheumatism | Jacob's is just as good for sciatica, | Representative Ainey of Pennsyt- | the widow to view Benton's bods but | cure which never disappoints and dors] neuralgia, lumbago, backache, cata | FIFTH AVE. At Thirty-fifth St. vania, Republican, to-day introduced | MS Tefusal to allow tts removal! That, | got blister. and swellings &@ resolution directing the Preside : . . i if compatible with public interest, to transmit to the House all information | ton is expected to arrive at El Paso} that may be in his possession or in the ' ; to-morrow to go to the grave in| possession of the State Department ONEILL-ADAMS Co QONEILL-ADAMSCo ONEILL-ADAMSCa Juar ith a delegation of Ameri-|Tesetding the treatment of the citt- f uarex with a delegation of Ameri-} sony of the United States and other Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City cans. Major-Gen. Seott, command-| countries in respect to thelr safety Ing the United States troops there, | ne P rechat A Souce whet ection, = ; . |and to inform ction, =| will detail! an American army eur. if any, has been taken for the protec- ditions, has been decided upon in . ts for chronie constipation and order that Gecomposition, which is vers, AC _ [rapid in tBe Mexican eltmate, may Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contsin| not obitterate the amte evidence of RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION 1727 85 7use"Briien commu a’ avem. | Loto Amgztcam, cittzens and other | 4 It’s Me for Dr, Edwards’| ra tw ser,” S| neat gs, rar sere e ons ra 10n Olive Tablets. ponding the outeorme of ettorte to|tecdeyr made thle explanation of the of Player Piano Value That is the joyful cry of thousande since Dr,| secure the surrender of the body to [sng ee a siry tor Renton Edwards juced Olive Tablets, the substi; Benton’s family, which wilt not be| Two despatches were received yes- little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They, Discussing possibilities, come eM-| Now is the time to take speci cause the bowels and liver to act normally. | site here eald there wae reafly nolo! the complexion if. you wii to Th ntl force Crab Nnrgecansn action. a legal obstacle te Brig.-Gen. Biles Woot wal the Fors of the, year. Tee Feb you have a" rown mout! 6 an lare! ine ve a strong theaa bed breath—a dull, tired feeling sick | conding @ foree of Amortean cavalry ey to bring out freckles that may re tute for calomel. i abated in the least. An immediate as wal Dr. Edwards, « practising physician for 17 | gxamination, even under limited con- tice cine aa aie ata YOUR FRECKLES the Need Attention in February and March or Face Will Stay Covered headache—torpid liver and are constipated, | "en from the border patrol te recever| stay all Summer unless removed. Now young auik, sar and ony pleasant ens Benton's body Hf necessary. That! iO "ne to. use othine—double | rem one or two little Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab-| such ‘would be an act of war, arene lots at bedtime, which must firet be authorized by| This preseription for the removal of ‘Thourands take one or two ev just | Congress, wae denied by euch officials. | freckles wee written by a prominent | ery night j to ketp right. Try them. 1c. Ae ci yeician end is usually ban The Dlive Tablet Co., Columbus, 0. All| They painted to President Wileen's/ HONG. Mod by d u druggists. ntee to refund th mey if it be ounce of othine—double — ——— —_——_——- . Get cn oti b, an ren & few plications | W, L. DOUGLAS |sster,"somewtat Simian 1s” ‘that teal alone *weuderl improve: 938 °4. & 948 SHOEG | citing, when 0 large international force vanishing entire : | entered the country without any des- ule for Oli ‘ablets while treatin, ‘CE the opening of our piano department in 1912, we have been selling guaranteed = player pianos at upwards from $370—a small first payment and terms of $2.00 per week. This $370 player piano is remarkable at its price. It has a splendid piano LL action; it has one of the most dependable player actions in the world; trom every viewpoint its high value is wholly in- a HV ih ] P, * ‘ A i iM TAA) | dati consistent with its low price. Hy i q | Further complicated by despatches! telling of official confirmation re-/ 9! | celved by Consul Garrett at Nuevo Laredo of the hanging by Huerta | troops of Clemente Vergara, an fm- ertcaa, near Hidalgo, the Mexican { situation took on more tensity. | | CONGRESS BILL CALLS ON WIL. | SON FOR FACTS. | —_— SSS SS | Seoretary Bryan discussed the situ: | ation with the Senate Foreign Rela ‘World Wants Work Wonders.! tions Committee and for more than _ We have been selling this player. piano every business day since the open- ing of our piano department at $370— terms $2 per week—no extras to pay— a five year guarantee—thirty days money back privilege—one_ year’s exchange privilege—nincerolls of player piano music free, with the advantage of our exchange . library—free bench—free delivery. i All of which goes to prove conclu- 2 sively— } That the prices we established at the beginning were the lowest prices possible. That the faith of our customers has not been misplaced. . That our prices are the LOWEST prices—yesterday, to-day and to-morrow. Safety Razor Five Millien Men uve the Gillette. We therefore offer as a demonstration of exceptional Player Piano Value The Stratford Player Piano Price, $3'70 Vee No Extras The Stratford Player Piano stands in this store ready for any price comparison-—any musical test that you cure to make. nthe cirele are the absolutely unparalleled low prices ordered by the iver on SUITS, regularly $15 to $50 OVERCOATS, regularly $15 to $60 Included in this tremendous offering are Winter Suits and Overcoats, Advance Style Medium-Weight Suits and Overcoats, Next-Spring Suits and Light-Weight Overcoats. Also at equally low prices Hate, Caps, Shirts, Furnishings, Etc. Its value is more evident in the instrument itself than in anything we can say about it. But we can tell you of the generous and liberal purchasing privileges which are yours in addition to the mere possession of the Stratford: Clothes of Highest Possible Value at Lowest Possible Prices The Receiver was appointed KS turn ihe enue hip Gray stocKt into money in the least time possible, To gain the inegant attention of the pur- Easing public he has ordered price reductions which heavily UNDERSELL every other current offering of goods of equal value, The present bargains which are bring- ing the crowds offer you the lowest prices ever offered by a reputable and high-class store in years. A Low Price and Easy Terms Our Five-Year Guarantee “Your Money Back’ ; The Year's Exchange Clause Our relations with manufacturer ‘The Stratford Player Piano will come to You may prove the Stratford Player If at any time within the fi ability to make huge purchases, quaranter you ‘with wignedguaranter from thir Piano in Your home for full 80 dave, Mh desde that you would like egeeNt roe lowest possib! © on reputuble store and its manufacturer that it will you find within that period that it does ford Piano, or even one of higher cost, we nts, Our ability to sell in great not require repair for five years; if any not please you cither as = piano or a will take away the instrument and psig volume permits us to sell each instrument imperfections appear within five years player piano you are at liberty to return it stitute your selection without extra - in the way that is easiest for the customer, they will be corrected without cost to you. and get back all you have paid for it. pense to you for this service. The Life Insurance Protection The Advance Payment Coupon Free—Nine Rolls of Player Piano Music , ‘ are given with each si Piano entitles you to set of coupons, Piano, They can be Should the purchaser of the Stratford Player Piano die before all payments are completed we will voluntarily cancel the ‘ contract. and give the player piano to each of which you may cash in this store ‘The purchase of w Stratford Player The Only Bargains in Town Really Worthy of the Name 'ENTIRE STOCKS STILL COMPLETE ' Your opportunity for selection remains the same tford Player anged indefi- alias in ou Exchange ry for 3 cents i h, J a roll. Also a free be and free tute. No further payments need be made essen the term of your contract cluded in the purchase price of 4370 Piano in this store at $370, with the payment privilege of $2.00 a weck and NO EXT! AOL NACL T LYE Nh LRA ISDA DPI All We Ask Is This : Before you buy any player piano in any store in New York City at least see the Stratford Player . All Stores , Open Until NEW YORK 6:30 P. M. BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. FULTON Fe a FLATBUSH To-day 5(" AVENUE ABOVE. 22?! ST. SSTORES BROADWAY AT. BEDFORD a Shopping Center ULL PO REALE Sixth Avenue, 20th, 21st and 22d Streets ) \ == By Order of Uf. ‘ OSCAR A. LEWIS, | A: as Receiver in Bankruptcy. |