The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1914, Page 15

Fe a a: “ener nea WORLD, F ; ee ae 4 COURT UPHOLDS ‘VESUVIUSANDETNA' (J. B. GREENHUT. Pres. | (THE BIG STORE LAW GIVING LABOR, BOTHIN ERUPTION: #) ' NO COMMECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE $M! 6th Ave.18th tol9th Sts. mB VEEHLY DAY OFF EARTH SHAKEN oi SS Specials in ae Girls’ Wear no ottthce ot Vat NO CHANGE of Amazing Values in Coats, Suits, ““Middy’’ Blouses and Dresses Mot ass OWNERSHIP Extra Small Sise For Women and Miser On and after May 18th, this State Has Power, Says Justice |Americans Among Hundreds of Pais onde; ope Tompkins, to Enforce It Tourists Now in Italy's | ee iawn \ All the Lihate ean. and material. And these very low prices are quoted on apparel which, in every respect, is | ,uciness will be conducted un- id ‘ cue er up to Greenhut's standar: a . : “ ott for General Welfare. | Volcanic Zone. ee ae $8.95 Silk- ai cuancaey styles $2.95 ry $10.75 Blouse, $1.25 Girls Middy Skirts —silk lacing to $y | der the name of the i J. B. y of all-wool serge; silk sailor collar; halt Sieh. $1.00 Get out real cee Greenhut Company.” Phis Ry sadistaabna thd shed peal Lp large Crag at Ee ting a of the showing. It {1 change of name involves no “a eal ‘Te Rrening World.) ROME, April 24—Mount Vesuvius, e je linings. ‘ancy checked coats with Dave ever made. Newest Pst t hi Captain FS WHITE T Em- lon the west coast, and Mount Etna, Untrimmed eo jars een eae Ok 95 nings of laces, embroideries, tucks, change of ownership, as Capt ! ooce we on the island of Sicily, became active at this price.Sizes 6 t0 14 yrs.; plaitings, yok J. B. Greenhut has been the Will be interested in a deciston simultaneously to-day. A series of vio- Juniors’ $7.96 Coate—amon tog pel ser chief owner and controlling head include the popular “Balmaci fashioned hic English Tw ap le back, giving thecorrect new ther modes 2-toned materials collar and trimmings of eontrastin, color; as illustrated. Sizes 13, e and 17 years, At ..........00es Juniors’ $14.75 Suite—all the » newest style features. Kimono sleeves. Fancy ei collar and cuffs. Belted backs; tier or a skirts. legantly wade ou sults of serge in TANGO, COPENHAGEN, CADET, SNUFF BROWN, ALSO SHEPHERD CHECKS. Peau de hia > e linings Bienes 1.0, 7 erytish ray eerviceadle blouses quality golates, F contrasting col friendship embl patch pocket; as Wiustrated; et worth whilels Juniors’ Wash Dresses —a complete showing of dresses tor fons girls. Really 1. 25 utiful trimmin, sue sea rae e— wines 13,18 and 17 yrszat. tod DO Girls’ Washable Dr @4 down to-day by Supreme Court lient tremblings of the earth accom. Justice Arthur 8. Tompkine, in which panied the eruptions. These shocks the question of the conatitutionallty | were ¢eit for some distance about Ve- of section 8A of the Labor law 18) suyiug, ipheld by him. This law was passed Reports received here declare there Mast year, requiring employers to sI¥® | 15 no immediate dager in the vicinity their employees one day of rest in | o¢ vesuviua , Seven, and its constitutionality was! srundreds of Americans are new in @ttacked by Charles Deutermann, Italy and more than a thousand tour- who got a writ against Sheriff Doyle. | ists thronged the aides of Mount Etna ‘The constitutionality was attacked |anq Vesuvius watching the eruptions. + Hered representing large man- mu Ing and industrial interests in New York City and Westchester (un ta ee RS County, including some of the largest “He ta one of those near ve; Ned Log in the State. “What is a near vegetarian Tompkins in his decision} “He never eats meat except when he ape: I think the law may be sus- | Is invited out.” tained as a health regulation and for — = the general welfare of the public. It has always been held that the Btate i has the power to protect the health and morals of the people and preserve the repose and sanctity of the Sab- bath Day by forbidding labor and in- 0 @ustrial and commercial pursuits on that day. oe of this establishment since 1902. If You Are Not Already a Charge Customer of The Big Store we will make it easy for you to become one. Consult our De- hae of Accounts, Balcony, |AIN Building. + fancy collars. ptimeings’ of pipiaes, embroldery, belts, etc. Gingha chambrays, linenes, crepes and made Grades that will launder perfectly. Sizes 6 to 14 years; at......... Giela’ Coate—exceptional display of the new styles Latest belts, fancy collars, sve buttons. Materials include BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS AND ALL-' SPOOL. TWILLED MATERIALS. Ni ode sites Eto 14 *9 95 y Straw Hats — bth dress ca fn all Be the newest ate... Real Hemp Dress Shapeo—splen- did shapes in the best colors. Overstocked dealers have en- abled us, through our large pur- chases, to quote this low 95c PICO. eee Ready-to-Wear Hemp Hate—the best new Towers at, 6 with fibbo Modern Dancing, Exhibition Daily, 2to5 P. M. By Miss Helen Louise Benson and Mr. Bruce Alexander Bethel. Popular Song “Hits” Also Demonstrated. (MAI ) Children’ s Coats ‘MAIN BUILDING———— Crepe de Chine MAIN BUILDIN For Tomorrow (Saturday) Another Fine Lot of vrerto require employers whe nave) Enhanced by Perfect Phy- style of | Skinner’s Bl S S it a even "eal Health. Satin-Lined ue “ihe ulTS Blouses lay off every conse for rest and recreati: Jud pking disminsed the writ tive seven days| ‘The experience of Motherhood {s s trying one to hora ayers freer en distinctly an epoch in ir lives. Sustody: of the Bhai etded to the | ore woman in & hundred is prepared or __ (\ As illustrated; black and white or navy ‘and white. , round collar; turned back cuffs and low plaited belt of satinin red or Copen- hagenblue. Sizes 2to6 yrs. Dainty Straw Hats A Style That Will Look Well with the Coat Described Above. Prettily trimmed with satin ribbon’ and cherries. tnd Prort” Conte at 95c Infants’ Lon $2.85. 53.95 1 $14.95 Special Showing and Sale, at O-F|| $2.98 4 *3.98 understands how to properly care for herself. Of course, nearly every woman nowadays has medical treatn :nt at such GOL, ROOSEVELT BEHIND || ike. cea cttenie i MM) TIME REAGHING EUROPE <= .uractt ses. are h it is hard to recover. Following . 4 Tight upon this comes the nervous strain Doughis Robinson, Who Expected of caring for the child, and « distinct i ms her results. to Meet Him, change in the mot! ee Me) ‘There is nothing more charming than peating the Biggest Bargain “ The Teer for pity and Youths Every Suit Absolutely Godciaieed \ Colonel “Not a Candidate.” a happy and healthy mother of children. ‘Cape—at 25¢ to $3.95 Every Suit a Wonderful { ith under the right |B} |_S —mm__SUE Caveat. } Tie odore Douglas Robingon, nephew ee ee er Kaate Tobealt'et 0 one be ese”, Ace gine sy 1 “Quali lobes of hee \ “of Col. Roosevelt and Chairman of the beauty. The unexplainable thing is MAIN BUILDIN MADE—FAULTEESITY SO TRMED AND IN ONE OF THE yl New York State Committee of the that, with all the evidence of shattered $' y i HANDSOMEST STAPLE STYLES SHOWN THIS SEASON. to 3 t ats an l AR iH Th jery kind of suits for present and until midsummer f 4 i & ty if pure all-wool fast-color Indigo dye blue ene satisfact service. ‘OU WI e ‘ rua { Derbies Fi SRN Cha i EVERY oat tre — ind Youths $ ; ra ibe $9, 8 5 Bull Wil Be Pitted Per, 4 > Pipdy Ne) an end) Meat to@ 4 Several Hundred Suits in “Fancies,” $12 Tomorrow, at.... ’ (Fe tf Worsteds, cheviots and c: Blue all-wool serges in- $1 to $1.50 Soft Hate—a sample y Dy ft tine of desirable shapes ape cluded. Best styles. All sizes for men and youths. full range of sizes and in po; i tla ehte cheheeae” Oe Hand- Tailored $] 5 ; The Pgh Nosoh of Style and $20 $1 to $1.50 Derbies—a good Suits, at...... Quality in Our Lines of Suits eas se: Daves 35c Garments not 10 be duplicated elsewhere under $29]. B. Vastion Clothes; A. B. Kirschbaum Co. and an to $25. This season's Bandeomest productions from | Snellenburg Clothing Co. ‘strongly represented. Thou- Silk and Cloth Cape in a Lar, leading Rochester tailors, A wonderiul variety of cloths ;| sands of stuaning suits; all the newest an. Vari f Patterns— nobby English model and patch-pocket suits included. | shown this seasoa. Every new color and Conservative styles for those who want them. est part . Every size up to $4 “stout.” “Balmacaan’ and Betwed-back Tweed SPYing Overcoats $ 10 Garments Made to Sell at $15 to $20 Euch; Here, Tomorrow, at......... int Only 164 in this lot, so come EARL pearl Stl Guaranteed English Raincoats from P. $ M68 1060 Fan 8: Place Halts for . . B. Cow & Co.,London,Here, Tomorrow, at 8.95 Bade pele mayest included White China Silk Blouses—many dainty modes best colors, also whit id bl eds and double textures priucipally, You cannot duplicate this special Summer weights, 6 95 re ROT SRren Sree Meee) AA ack: § 1.98 anywhere else in America. These are our own importations. formerly $12, at. e Progressive Party, returned on the | nerves and broken health resulting fre , Mauretania of the Cunard line to-day | 80 unprepared condition, and with am- 4 after a tour of Europe. Mr. Robin. | Ple time in Siegel ayes pare. wemsee will fon went to Europe for the purpose of persist in going ¥ meeting Col. Roosevelt upon his re-| Ever, n at this time should rely turn from his South American ex- | upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Pedition, but the Colonel did not re- Cor mpound, a most valuable tonic and turn in time. invigorator of the female organism. Asked whether Col. Roosevelt would be a candidate for the Preai- ee Farge aeiceass dency, Mr. Robinson said: Sonn enliven asa, Roowevelt will not be a cane eC the fact ‘When he was asked whether the | that Lydia E. Pink- Colonel would be “nominated, Mr.|ham's Vegetable ybinson said: Prnat tc aucther matter, However, | Compound makes 1 would not care to aay whether j| Women normal, Saeent he would be nominated or | healthy and strong. If you want special advice write to Lydia E.Pinkham,Medicine Co.(con- poet Ee fisted Lanes Lp Your Lipa covered | wi opened, read and answered b; je a He mated Went |= woman and held in strict confi ston, “Making Rome howi!” | dence. , row, at All sizes for men pa youths, $ Ample variety of good colors and shades in the soft hats; the derbies are in black only. Wecan safcly say that no other store in New York has ever invited the public to a more at- tractive presentation of rhe new modes in blouses at ‘wo such nominal prices. Dainty styles; splendid workmanship; perfect. fitting garments. A Crepe de Chine Blouse—as illustrated. Graceful rolling or smart Directoire collars. Some with vestee and cuffs of embroidered organdie. New drop shoulders, Flesh, muize, +e 9 Peach and white; . OD 8 A Blouse of Crepe de lar kimono sleev white organdie; est fabrics le. Smart- MAIN BUILDING Special Prices Doo Collars, Harness&Furnishings #128 TO $2 DOG COLLARS—in ) DOG HARNESS—bisck 1g tus: B9c | ses weuely up 8; $4 5 ‘ol LARS 25e TTeaerany Is i nen eects com “phoes Sola 5 Sold in the” “~“Cammeyer Basement Store Over 25 New Styles in White and Colored Blouses — beautifully fashioned of crepe and voile; all the new collar and sleeve effects; peach, maize, Nesh, light bine, orchid and Dolly Varden effects; s'zes 34044; tomorrow, at hie “Kingly” Trousers toro at. M sciped worsteds, cassimeres; also trousers trom finest suitings. Included at $3 are $4 block thihets and &4 stl-wool bite serve trousers Every sire inte $4 Doc Fi RUSHES, CHAINS. AND EVERTHING ELSE FOR THE DOG. GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS Do You Realize the Money Saving Possibilities of The “Hatchalot” Incubator Which Wes > Ay a af mh Are suing D Broil Ss oice quality; while " 17¢ (4 ta ~$— co Tomorrow for er ove fri alb. : It you havea strip hang that quarters of | CHICKENS—vholoe quality ~eol is not “in work," here's your chance 1 Te} eee 20¢ to indulge in a ples ‘working ». ——m) pastime” which, at the same time, es) will reduce your cost of living, if, indeed, it doesn't show a neat little profit. The ‘‘Hatchalot’ Incubator makes e@ poultry farmer ws of you ‘‘at sight.” The one we illustrate is 60-egg 5 L oe beh Lake yer two of ae ie operation in our oultry Supplies Department in the last few weeks. Our Own bahing "tet supplies (com the ovens THE FIRST HATCHING PRODUCED 54 CHICKS; THE SECOND ome CHEESE B aieu £7 us COCOANUT SSCHICKS. Other Poultry Supplies OUD | ang nee FRESH POUND CAKES-~ G-in-1 Exerciser and Feeder. keeps | Sunitary Metal Neste— 95, 10; poultry healthy by making the) 3 nestsinarow; at...., ic ‘MAIN BUILDING-————_ Also Specials Best Fresh Meats in’Gréceries, Home-Baked ae Fresh Vegetables, Etc. MAIN BUILDING _Men’s *1.75 Underwear (Famous Quality, Made in Stuttgart, Germany.) Shirts and Drawers, 9 5 c Each, at........ ee Men who like the best things will be among the first to attend this remarkable sale, to- morrow. Here's an offering of very fine, sanis tary light-weight wool shirts and drawers ONE OF THE BLST BRANDS IMPORTED tO THIS COUNTRY Splendidly Made Garments ~-Faultleasly Finished SHIRT) with long or short sleeves. DRAWERS with outside ban! and four heavy pearl buttons, | Every size up t0 48 in this sale. Please come EARLY, tomorrow, VANILLA — CHARLOTTE RUSSE—8 In bo» ready fo take hom , each, 2Bc an : ' THREE-LAYER — 2 ‘BEI SHORT. cA CD Y cA 5 ‘GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS—— A j for their feed;"| Sanitary Poultry Fount—d ts Sreciar tor Saturcay ah geo sa "84 97 5] thas ater medium, oe | || od Axminster Rugs if jarge, ; weesen Pumps A } j Economy Chick Fount: large’... ‘i prams Bags 8 Economy Feeder and Git see Shell Box ; a el ; PALEY BROWN Big Of The Famous Sanford and Sons Make The Herne—with hook for wall use;| Dry Food Hopper. 4 +» We and 18¢1 Dry Mash Hopper... Very Much Below Regular Prices These are Mill Samples of choice, high-grade rugs, made by one of ‘Tomorrow’s Best . seseeees America’s best mills Q ° They are slightly mismatched, The designs are simply beautiful, and tor Offer F and Vegetables 5 their durability is remarkabl Refrigerat Style” ty ST SWEET) FRESH uname Size oxt2 t.; usually, . : as 50 s ft 6xi2ft.; usually $ 9 50 n oly $15 Las ss 65; $20.50; sale price... 16.5 | 32.30; sale price. 1 x?) : Y 70 tbs.; the ‘ Inlaid Linoleums Printed Linoleums provision chamber is white enamel-lined; has re- 4 Newest colorings in tile effects and conven. | Pretty tile effects in hand- movable pipe, shelves and ice-rack. Lift lever * - ; spring | BALDWIN 2 yards wide; former. 9c some colorings; 4 yards » A oe sanitary, well-built relrigerator as Onions of spring 10¢ "4 ‘ yd.; tomorrow, at.. C) wide; jformenly 705 84 4 for a very low price. carrots; 3 for... " jomorrow, at ; tomorrow, at c ‘‘ Everybody's Going to THE BIG STORE” aan Louble aa Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 0 Clock Single Stamps Thereafter,