The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1914, Page 9

sible to find i in any piano and the durability of the Waters is abso- lutely guaranteed. Waters-Autola is a combination of the Waters Piano the wonderful Au- tola er, and the crowning result is an up- to-date player-piano that contains every valuable improvement and excels in every particular. If you want to make sure of getting A Good Piano or a good player, call and let us demonstrate all that we claim for the Waters Piano or the Waters - Autola player- piano, or SEND FOR CATALOGUE diving net prices and spe- cial terms on time pay- ments,withoutinterest. Horace Waters & Co. Three Stores: 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th St. 254 W. 125th St., nr. 8th Ave. =| mals. N: the train @ box of Sedo Pepper- mint Lozenges or Glycerine Tablets will keep your tongue moist and your temper sweet. box of «4 Bonbons Chocolates will make your arrival doubly welcome. (a) Sold by Leading Druggiste EBeerywhere J 20 ofae Stores ta Greater Rew York TORS AT HIS DESK ee WASHINGTON, May it—vice-Prest-| Don't Hide Them With a Veil; a yy to ew Party. Gent Marshall's declaration ASHESURTSHS MAL = Edward Burns of the American | “s**t Exchange National Is Sud- om © Stricken To-Day. Edward Burns, senior vice-president and a director of the American Ex- change National Bank, No. 128 Broad- way, dropped dead at his desk at 10 o'clock this morning of heart failure. | He was sixty-eight years old and had been ailing since the death of his wife, two years ago. Although he knew his heart was af- fected, Mr. Burns had not anticipated that be was|in immediate danger of bee death. He reached his office at 9.0 o'clock and the end came as he was sorting out bis mail. Mr. Burns entered the correspond- ence department of the Americcan Exchange Bank on June 1, 1865. He worked his way up to the position of cashier on Dec. 23, 1881, and occupied the cashiers office until Jan. 11, 1910, when he was) made Vice-President. He had been elected a director of the bank two years previously. The memory of Mr. Burns was considered one of the phenomena of the financial district. His knowledge of signatures was infallible, and it was sald of him that at the close of & business day he knew the balance of every depositor to a penny. He was @ genial, kindly man, fond of eo- clety and outdoor sports, Permission was given at the Cor- oner’s office at noon for the removal of the body to the family home at No, 904 President street, Brooklyn. Two sons, Robert, a lawyer at No. 6 Wall street and Edward, jr., who is employed in the financial district, were summoned to the bank im- mediately after Dr. Seaman of the Equitable Life had pronounced Mr. Burns dead. ol ae MAD DOG ON RAMPAGE. | Bites Other Doge an@ Some Cows and Has Real Rabies. CEDAR GROV™, N. J. May 18—A mongrel dog on Saturday night ran wild, snapping at other dogs and ani- He disappeared, but returned yesterday morning and bit several dogs and it is thought, some cows. Men turned out with guns and the dog was located in @ barn where George Taylor killed him. Alfred B. Frets, President of the Board of Health and of boa) Board of Education had the head se to the ie esearch Laboratory in New York and to-day word came back that the dog oe Hegel suffering from th worst kind of rabi A spectal meotin ‘of mittee has be It ts expected. an will be i for the isolation of” oat animals ‘hat might have been bitten by the mad and that all doge be mussied or be the Town acl oF, this evening, a NORDICA’S BODY ON STEAMER Shipped to Liner for rial Here. Will Be Tra: BATAVIA, Java, May 18.—The body of j]|the Jate Mme. Lillian Nordica was shipped to-day on board the steamer Cloon for Sin: port {will be taken tothe United } Bort sw re i e ts ‘German ees board a North steamer. .—it answers every beverage re- quirement—vim, vigor, refreshment, wholesomeness. It will satisfy you. Demand the genuine by full name— Nickaames encourage substitutio THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA, GA, have prepared for to-morrow (Tuesday) and Wednesday A Special Sale of SUMMER BED FURNISHINGS consisting of Blankets, Bedspreads, Comfort- ables, and Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases, all of which will be offered at highly advan- tageous prices. - White Blankets, in Summer and medium weights . . . . ~ per pair $3.90 Comfortables, cotton filled . each 1.65 Satin-finish Bedspreads, scalloped,each 3.25 Crochet Bedspreads . . «. each 1.25 Dimity Bedspreads, in dainty floral effects, each . 16 8 95c., $1.05 & 1.15 Muslin Sheets, ‘with plain hems, each ‘ 50c., 58c., 65c., 72c. to 85c. Muslin Pillow Cases, with plain hem, each eo 14c., 16c., 1$c. & Zhe. An Important Sale of Wome='s AMERICAN-MADE UNDERWEAR now in progress, will be cortinue:: to-morrow (Tuesday). An Unusual Sale of WOMEN’S SUMMER BLOUSES to be held to-morrow (Tuesday) will offer a number of attractive models, in the most favored materials, at the extraordinarily low prices of : $1.90, 3.00, 3.90 & 5.00 Also, in addition to the above, 500 Blouses (sizes incomplete), variously made of crepe de Chine, lace or chiffon, have been taken from the regular stock, and will be offered, to close out, at $2.75, 5.50 & 9.75 these being from one-third to one-half less than the former prices. B. Altman & Cn. will hold on WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th, A Sale of Women’s Cotton & Linen Dresses for Summer wear, which will offer very unusual values in garments especially prepared for this occasion. FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES STORED IN VAULTS ON THE PREMISES (Telephone 7000 Murray Hill) This Week's Complete N Novel ¢6 in The Evening World Furs and Draperies Stored in Dry Cold Air _. Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 88th Street, 89th Street The Season's Greatest Sale of Dresses Especially Prepared for To-morrow, Tuesday 3,000 Women’s, Misses’ & Children’s Summer Dresses in White and Colors, J Also Many Charming Combinations, Very Newest Fabrics and Styles. Offered at Unprecedentedly Low Prices Third Floor Misses’ Dresses Dally Varden Voile Dresses ith baby waist embroidery trimmed ssoal $ 5.00 side pleated tunic skirt. Usually 88. vest. ‘sually $9.50 Combination Plain & Ribbed White Voile Dresses $ Yoke waist of plain voile; ise skirt. Usually $12.50 Smart pleated long tunic; baby waist with organdy collar and vest; plain voile founda- tion. Usually $13.50. Clever Combination Novelty Colored Crepe Dresses $9.9 ) Plain White Voile Dresses jee Tunic effect; fine French touches on waist. Usually $15.00 Smart Graduation Dresses Imported embroidered Robes, skirt ruffle trimmed: a reproduction of a foreign model. Usually $25.00) $10.95 Dolly Varden Voile Dresses W omen’s Dresses | Long T: Tunic Dresses Vanden lang tote wot oak oe foundation and white sleeves. Usually 96.78, Long Tunic Dresses hagen blue, green, white Striped Voile Ri attractive fine medelin back tnd white, na ac plossod Masten tunior the Youmtonlee ta Sen innit Tossw: plain wast with fine’ organdy vet smart silk girdle. Dolly} Varden Crepe Tunic Dresses ithembrolred organdy "etand el $7. 75 contrasting silk Usually 918.50)" " Fine French Dotted Voile and French h Linen I m Ho aa fame "french « a, <— dresses have girdles of attractive moire ribbon. Usually $19.50 White Crepe Voile Dresses Smart model peal We ae Og tunic and oan marly Gea ——, $20.00 Striped & & Embroi'd Voile Dresses) wi ih ord embrodered ying in a ont tS ZZ. 5O a ar sates. “Veual es of Bin ptig | gine Fine French Copia ite French linen; also com- binations in pink, blue cna suloed effects. $17.50 8 $19.50 Usually $30.00 and $35.00 Ise. 50 Girls’ Dresses Flowered Crepe Dresses } Peplum skirt; tucked blouse with frilling ng atl 8 1.50 neck. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Usually 82.50 Striped Voile & Crepe Dresses aauly embroidered and clever pee b ination effects, velvet ribbon trimmed. a Sizes 7 ¥ a $1.95 years, Sheer Lawn & Striped Tissue Prete Gules and tunic werent: hair vegs ne font $2. s fe lace and em! Hh years, "7, oe 95 Combined with plain color guimy fiested tunic skirt, hemstite Pay! yoloery $3.50 ished with fine lace and ribbon velvet. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Usually $5.60; Handsomely embroidered and el trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14 years. French Linen & Crepe Dresses 1S ratety|? 328. 5 Usually to om $4.75 Juniors’ Dresses Sizes 13, 15,17 & 19 Years Voile Dresses Crepe Dresses With coat effect finished} $5. witb ruffle of self material! g and sirdle wt waist line. Usually 87.50 Dolly Varden } } 17 years. By P. G. WODEHOUSE. Novelty & Striped Smart Corded Crepe Tunic effect; silk girdles i a $5. 95 bide ay jars et 37. 95 charming color, 18, 15 and Usually 68.75 color ‘“Deually $10.95. “THE PRINCE AND ) BE The Book on the Gtande Will Coot Yow ta.ag $o.sol