The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1914, Page 9

ATEN FRAT] “ASHE DEPARTS FR HS LEON TOL LONDON, April §.—Premtor As. quith was given a big sendoff when . he departed from London to-day for hig constituency of East Fite, Scot- atid, where he is to deliver to-m spite of the decision of the Unionists Not to oppose his election. Large crowds of Libera) suporters @athered at the stations’ along the line and at every stopping place the Premior received addrosses from Lib- eral associations expressing the wish that “the electors of East Fife will send you back to Parliament with redoubled authority to maintain the traditions of the army, the authority of the Crown and the power of the pouple.” The impression is growing more provalent than ever that Queen Mary is the chief figure in the army crisis [The tnat grew out of the Home Rule sit- ation, It is reported on fairly good fellow THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 38, 1914, came excited and mussed up affairs eho kept her head and gave good counsel to Asquith, which ied him to oeke his clever political coup. At Newoastie-on-Tyne Elisabeth Fry, @ suffragette, attempted to board the train on which Premier Asquith was travelling and after a terrific struggle with two policemen was unconac! Honor Court Suspends Students, —Ten students at In the quarterly examination, for inter ter jounced to-day, we ntudenta, ‘whose names were noi nnnounced, were tried by a Jury of their pul he “Student Hon Court.” @ recently elected body. This row a speech to his constituents, in hority that whon King George be. the first action by the honor court. “ANGEL FACED” BOY HELD AS HOLD-UP OF POOLROOM MAN ‘When a boy of eighteen, with re- ©! markably good features, was arrested with a band of gangsters by Detec- tives Andrews and Brennick at Fif- teenth street and Third avenue early to-day one of the prisoners exctatmed: “Gee, they got ‘Angel Face,’ tool” The detectives learned that their Prisoner with the cherubic counte- nance was Frank Walsh of No. 143 East Fifteenth street. He and Charles Schubert, @ gangster, who also ts known as Chick Murray, are charged bate cats eaten held up and robbed owner of @ pool par. ir at at rr oe ooo mate a avenue, told by Kostos te that “Angel Face” first acted as an ad- vance guard and then a “gun toter’ for Bchubert, “The boy with the good face came into my place yesterday,” said Kostos, ked his looks and thought h seemed mighty Innocent. He said he ‘wanted to practice at pool. “Well, he looked around a bit and ext thing I knew in came Schubert and ‘Angel Face’ handed him a big gun.” Schubert, according to the pool- foom owner, then told him to hold up bis hands, while “Angel Face" searched the cash register, took $40 and walked out. Andrews and Brennick rounded up the band of gangsters at Fiftesnth street and Third avenue and thon Mined them up before Kostos. He readily picked up “Angel Face” and Schubert as those who carried out the robbery. Rueumatic PAIN Rub It Right Out—Try This! Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub sooth- ing, penetrating “St. Jacob's Oil” directly into the sore, stiff joints and museles and relief comes instantly, “St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheumatism cure which never disappoints and does not blister. 1! Quit complaining! Get bottle of old-time “St, it any drug store and in= just a moment you'll be free from rhea- Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. 8, Jacob's Oil" is just as good for seiation, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, H E BIGSTO RE’ SIDES 5 6th Ave. 18th tol9th Sts. MAIN BUILDING Easter One Week Off, and Look at This Sale of Stylish Coats For Women and Misses Values $16.50 and $19.50; at $14.75 About 500 coats in this lot, ety of materials every w what her be pleased. All the newest style ideas in leeves, trimmings, etc., Modern Dancing Exhibition Daily, 2t0 5 P. M,, by Miss Helen Louie Benson and Mr. Bruce Alexander Bethel (Main Building.) J.B. GREENHUT. Pres. GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO, NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE Charming Fashions—The Daintiest Submitted by Foremost Manufacturers This Season Crepe de Chine Blouses, at $ Rare beauties in this lot. Many repro- ductions of much costlier des, one as illustrated. Directoires, Gladstone, Medici and Organdy collars. Colors include peach. maize, chartreuse, pink and light blue; also white. Sale of Cotton Crepe $ and Voile Blouses, at At least 25 styles—Each a new one, shown this season for the first time, White; also pretty shades of peach, ink, maize, light blue and wisteria. Di- re:toire, Cowl and Gladstone Collar effects. Pret- tily trimmed with embroideries, etc.. Sizes 34 to 44, tices for tomorrow’s is very popular section China Silk ae, ale $2.50 Great variety ottaent models, showing many new collar effects. All elegantly made and finished. Colors include maize, flesh and white. Flowered Crepede ines $ 3. 9 8 focae at... favorites this season. Being worn dase iminating dressers everywhere. Ex- tremely dainty and attractive styles, showing the new drop shoulders, fancy collar, etc., finished with silk cord ties. Also models of Habutai Silk in white only. ey low crowds of shi in of “The Big Store.” salesman or saleswoman who knowingly misrepresent: values a any art be immediately discharged. This has lo the unalterable rul “The Big Store” and the result is that euch mis- Tepresentation does not occur. This fixed policy of telling the truth about values has helped to make “The Big Store” the success it is, People come here with the absolute confidence shown by the child who implic- itly believes that which its father or mother tells it. “If the Green| Say so, it 1S 60," is the feeling we want the American public tu hi toward “The Big Store."" It pays to deal with men who consider m the product of toil, as a sacred thing, not lightly to be dealt with. ‘MAIN BUILDIN Trimmed Millinery This year our Millinery Department has established a record for the number of exquis- itely beautiful creations sold. Now, in the last few days before Easter, if you haven't already made that most important of | seasonable purchases—YOUR EASTER HAT—won't you step in, tomorrow, and make fe ur choice froma o's collection of $1n wits $5, $7.50 or *10 fo They are priced at double, elsewhere, as you will agree when you see them, you care to pay more, see the won- ty f ic, trimmed hats—ex- $25 The Choicest Gems of the Season in sre for your choice priced at MAIN BUILDING - For Laddies and Easter Headwear ©” Lassies All the popular styles and materials of the season are represented in our complete assortments. afranged for tomorrow. Values t “Lines of Hats. to$3.45 1.50; at 49c% pone and its, 49ct 83: for $1.50; at Rahs and navals. All neatly tiene boys and girls. Complete range of sizes. ‘MAIN BUILDING: This Letter Tells ‘the Whole Kahn, Wertheimer and Smith Co.—the Famous Manufacturers of Highest Mee Clothing for Boys, Youths & Young Men Are Going Out of Business We own their entire magnificnt stocks made up for this spring. Our purchase is the most attractive and the timeliest that could possibly arrive ONE WEEK BEFORE EASTER. Thousands of superbly made and beautifully, fashioned garments will be sold by The Big Store, BEGINNING TO MORROW, at prices which, in many instances, are less than cost to make. You have never before seen such vast stocks and complete assortments in a special sale event. Full style material and size ranges. The magnificent stocks include Raison 0 be found BOTH HIGH AND Boys’ 1- and 2-Trouser Suits Boys’ Reefers’ a pring Overcoats Low "sHors, EUNES COLO Boys’ Finest Wash Suits Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits ple EN ele Se la __.* Youths’ and Young Men's Long-Trouser Suita Youths’ and Young Men's ‘‘Balmacaan's” and Spring Overcoats and size. We rarely reduce the price of our favorite shoe, so don't mibs the Every desirable material, color and shape; every new model for boys, youths and young men shown for spring and early Lie HoHKOW Gh yours for TO- is here. BUT, BEST OF ALL—the thing we wish to emphasize the mostis THE QUALITY AND CHARACTER OF TI GAR- 4 MENTS. The materials are THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY; the workmanship is the FINEST; and the styles are those which are today featured in the highest-priced shops. AND DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF THE FACT THAT THESE BARGAINS ARE YOURS WITH EASTER ONLY A WEBK AWAY! These Sensational Bargain Groups in Famous “Mrs. Jane Hopkins” Suits Made by Kahn, Wertheimer & Smith nd dainty (Every garment fully guaranteed. All sizes from 7 to 18 years.) $1, 95) Va nines to $5, $2, 95) Vales to $6.75, $3, 95 | | Kolues to $8.75, 4 ligh-class suits for your s. a Shap adionialine ileal ick a: very newest and smartest eee ee and dout meres in newest grays, browns and Also fancy mixtures and extremely attractive lines of all-wool navy blue serges. Li trousers, Suits at the higher prices with 2 pairs of trousers. The assortm are entirely too big and varied for description in this limited an. this much we will say, the values are the Bieest ever offered at any season of the year. Famous “Senior Brand CollegeClothes” “Senior Brand College Clothes”—|Kahn, Wertheimer & Smith Co.'s Suits for Youths and Young Men Suits, “Balmacaans” and “Balmacaans” and Spring & 3/.50 to $10 Values—fandy spring and summer Spring Overcoats Overcoats tylish Norfolk suits, nobby 4. 95 rouser suits; at... Values to $20--Included are English Model Suits,| Newest ideas in these garments for youths d dark col 4] “Shepherd Checks, Pencil Stripes, finest Worstedsiand young $11.95 514 85 and . es wanes light, medium ti ni shades. the popular materials, sizes from) and Velours; every color and style; $ men; ee every size up to 42; at 1 1. 95, ee p 510, These values cannot be duplicated any- where else. ONA LIMITED | NUMBER OF SHORT. SILK COATS IN POPLIN, MOIRE AND TAFFETA, One of the Si cy WEAVES AND A A very attractive collection of smart styles for little boys and girls, lee measure, 5, $1 ‘$2, 50, z and MAIN BUILDING For Tomorrow Qnly, We Offer Women’s $3.50 & $4 Foot- Shoes, 2699 tomorrow, ‘MAIN BUILDING—=| hildren’s Easter Wear Tempting Arrays of Cute and |" Cunning Modes in Coats and Hats for the ee Little Ones. DOMES as commceronoanes fo ate voRe ofnen 4a M. Mtn’ nth Cen Conpanyp y Young Mons? Pooys Chingy 39-701! Aadeny New Yor veer sa, 914. Wonnry. Orenniat Staged Cooper C0., Sow York city, dentanente natderation, oo have cootage in for Our entire stock, ously oe, bet in as moeh as ve Weinens, we are ancious to 00 patty. We have ‘Toncluded te aowtpt your offer, ZZ Tonys rg Shitind to accent your pr Your offer te foot-comfort for months 10 For remember, please, FOOT- OULD SHOE the former the st, the latter the best, And here Children’s Coats #105. "95 in 95." from *1.95, 53,95 up a oy 95 50c *° $9.95 25c * $3.50 MAIN BUILDING: Cook Books ¢. MARION HAKLANE LAN AND’ SILK ni Hikewiae Colonie f 8 are pumps of the same materials. All si and widths in cach style. TooRkow ONLY AT THE RICE NA eas Values to $3.50, usted stylow knickerbocker juncement, Bur quality k with pates Teather soles; FOOT-MOULD GIRLS-~ail roomy orthope. cording to |) GREEN HUT BUILDING— HOME FURNISHING, 97.95 Porcelain Dinner Sets (100 Pieces) 55. &5 Tomorrow, at Made of durable ware and is the roduct of one of Ameri di Setis complet soup tureen in piece with ni on plain shape. $10.75 Porcelain Sets—One of our best-selling “open-stock” tterns, Design of small sprays of dainty green fern. Each piece with n $8 neat gold edge. Complete set of 100 pieces for. ., 95 i ——GREENHUT BERING HOME FURNISHING. tomeGas Ceiling Dome '| Fresh Meats— Poultry—Groceries New York's Lowest Prices for Highest Qualities Fresh Meats ROAST BEEF aks ues $12, at. Sizes up to 38, 88-Note Size youths of 14 years up to young men who wear 38 st measure, to 58 95) Youths’ and Young Men's $8.50 Palm Beach Sum- 1 & mer Sults--made in the handsome 54, ry 25e to 4ic ” #6 95 |“s Values | me lea teh Music Rolls 4¢ 10c¢ and 15¢ *%* Mey size up to 42, MAIN BUILDING We have decided to discontinue our erency for the “Artistone” music rolls, and therefore will sell our entire stock on hand of BRAND NEW, PERFECT AND UP-TO-DATE “ARTISTONE” ROLLS At About 4 Regular Prices Understand clearly, please, all of these rolls are brand new—not ‘the tb ary kind, Every roll perfect. some the quantities are limited, and therefore we adviso Mg friends to come early, A_nartial list is printed here: At 1 rs" ,,, |60"Note Player Piano Music Rolls at About Mf th » Regular List Pric Long as the Shamrock TURKEYS ity dry-picked; " hove qual abe oily ter tos (Regularly Ib. Ib ante LAMB— full’ fore quar- ters of citys Gresteds Thee 14 Home Made Cakes DELICIOUS RAISIN Hundreds of titles for your choice, but of amiese cake are made In ur own Bakery PRES Cl All Aboard fer Dixie (High from r Jinks), CHARLOTTE E— Brazilian Dreams (Tango). vA California Sunshine (Rag). en and Pepper Por (One-s fa favor; mt (Sone) 6 in box, ren to take home. ., theses Hesitation Walts, y Way to Mandalay Rocking the h song) Somebody's Coming to My House (Song) ‘The Bubbie (High Jinks), Tickle the Ivories (Hex) Mutton (Tango) be asked to pa’ ilar character e!sewhe: Me Wy fe Mus Ginger (Tango), chi ot eat red Mee made up of hundreds of small piecs all leaded in mosaic ates, Tango. Dream Days (Waite) Do You Take Tie Women for Hey Lawful Wife? Elephant Meoril Plow Along: iver Tonneases. | Nort (1 (the Gi on the Film), Where Did You Get that Giri? (Song).