The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1914, Page 9

ST OR Oia “ty, RP ares ABD, His regular re- Wooden partitions which have con- cealed the progress of the work are these four deer and a fox. , FS Seri ruresni| PpEREWe at lactory- Furniture Sal. 4 tf CABS FULL hearsals are held every morning On| being torn down, and the workmen|| handsome 2 GRAND, RAP! RP AND eae UT Ely sus-belee . the stage of the Forty-fourth Street | to-day put in their time cleaning up! Theatre, while in the afternoon ha|the debra | NEWARK — od Big eeall sles resites pot marke the culmination of one of the SHOES— ur atora, gal ahr prices om any aioe then ra with wiy-acquir most remarkable engineering feats in nt store; and convince yourse ¢ the hist f the cit, The weight pppoe of the, Municipal Huil roient|| thousands of OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS Ernest Glendianing, who ts under te sustained by pairs of the ITE COMPARISON od cream of this season's styles—all of them marked down to $1.95 for quick clearance — Come and join the many who eagerly await this opportunity at each season's end to buy this re- markable combination of typical $3.50 style, $3.50 value, $3.50 comfort in the NEWARK at $1.95. It's a won- derful opportunity contract to Cohan & Harris to create Duchess of Marlborough, Lady | the principal rote of “Wanted, $88,000," Is marooned in the European war Granard and a Host of | zone. Mr. Glendinning has been trav- ‘ elling with his father, John Glendin- Writers Aboard. ning, while the latter toured the Kng- lish provinces in “The Story of the Rosary.” ‘ Reminiscent of the days when tbe! si.0) pends prevented W. A. Brady ships of the American Nine ie he! trom producing “Sylvia Runs Away” fleetest and finest in the transatlantio! si Asbury Par‘: inet night. ‘They eervice waa the sailing of the St. Paul ig as members of the union, that of a for Liverpool to-day with 900 passen-| 55 ‘tne veiay was piven out of New gers. Tho list of passengers carried yo+x 4 should have a travelling etage the nanies of nobles, millionaires and| (oy | such as nae Angel lg “The Dancing Duchess,” the musi- Apartment House Style 5,000 Refrig erators FRECKLE-FACE Sun bes" ed Wind Bring Ou pte kn Out Ugly Spots. ove Rasily tus. a fle ay Miss Freckle-face, remedy for freckles with the ae oar ts Cae SMALL ACCO ESPECIALLY IN NTS VITEO not travelled on the American 1 ince the ships were relegated to the one cabin class, The St. Paul left the American line Pler at 10.22 o'clock. Half an hour later there arrived at the pier 1,600 sacko of European mall, brought down Rar Harbor. A wireless message was sent to the St. Paul, which halted her off Staten Island. She remained there until 12.10 o'clock, while tugs transferred tho 1,600 sacks of mail from the pler. Altogether, the St. Paul carried 6,048 sacks of mail, Which is a record for an American line outside the Christ- mas season. The Duchess of Marlborough was one of the happiest of passengers, This was her third start for Europe @ince war was declared. She Is anx- fous to return to London and engage in Red Cross work. Her reservation from the Kronprinzessin Cecilie at | cal comedy that opens the Casino on Monday night, was produced last night at Long Branch. John Hyams, Leila Mcintyre, Ada Lewis, Flavia'fyl complexion pete A Arcaro, William Burress and Harry one ounce needed for the worst case, Davenport are members of the com-| , Be sure to ask the druge’ pany, double strength othine, us Prescription sold under gu tee Arthur Black has resigned bis role money back in "Sari" to report at Ottawa, Ont, as lieutenant in the Governor-Gen- eral's Foot Guards. Eo NEW SUBWAY STATION TO BE OPENED MONDAY Depot Under Municipal Building Will ~~ ieve Congestion at Brooklyr. Bridge. or or ap} pias Should ou how easy it is to rid yourself of he homely freckles and (agit Series more than for the is the | if it fails’ to remove ae of NEWARK SHOE STORES an aw, aoa IN HROOKLTN a Be. 433 Fulton between Pea P41 Broadway, cor. Myrtio Ava. Server City—100 Newark Are. Hobeken—28 Washington Mt. Up the — $10.95, $13.75, .50, $17.95 Theough Service to Albany The incomparable Day Line service insures you a safe and happy voyage. All points in the Northeast, North and West are reached by comfortable connections at Albany. ALBANY DAT ent STRAMBRSA, Pa vl vit oe ken . called for a small inside cabin, but) Brave Commissioner Kracke an- through the good offices of the Raron | nounced to-day that the subway eta. von Braam of the Hotel Vanderbilt | tion under the Municipal Bullding, | she exchanged with a gentleman who | part of the four-track B. R. T. Centre had engaged an outside room and! sireet loop system, will be opened on | bath. Mouday. The ctation is the largest | For half an hour befbre sailing time| subway depot in the city and will | three agents of the British Govern- | greatly relieve the congestion in the | ment inspected the ship, scrutinizing! stations already completed on | every passenger, It in believed that|joop. It will be two months, ¢ | two of the steerage passengers are! missioner Kracke sald, before the! German army officers taking a chance! White Enamel Bed Regular Price $8.00 Pay ‘One Dollar and We Will Deliver Any Com- Yourselves! gulcty tl bord fewiygu ean bare cot eau when you you wentithen. America’s Greatest Furniture flouse return Mondar, feat 42d Ht. 10 Of course nothing could he done here, but as soon as the St. Paul reaches Liverpool she will be searched, and if the suspected pair are found to be officers in the enemy's army they will be detained, American and English newspaper men going abroad to write pieces about the war are numerous. Among them were J. J. Spurgeon of The World, John T. Burke of the Horald, Arthur Ruhl of the Tribune, R. L. Lewis and C. L. Smith of the Associ- ated Pross, W. N. Jackson of the Lon- don Times, Frederick Lanson of the Irvin 8. Cobb, Will Irvin and Sewell Haggard. Mr. Cobb perspired freely under the woig..t and responsibility of a beavy black bag, which he passed over to Purse! © at the earliest gpportunlty: The bag contained $4,500 table with ¢ Voyage we 2 NOTES OF THE THEATRE. Taylor Holmes, who is playing in “The Third Party" at the Shubert Theatre, had the title of the play brought home to him yesterday when * there arrived at the Holmes menage a girl baby. Mrs, Holmes was Edna Phillips and appeared with Mr. Holmes in "The Commuters.” Last evening in the play Walter Jones made several allusions to the new arrival and during the supper scehe celebrated the event by opening a magnum of real champagne. Bylvester Schaffer is having no SPECIAL Until 6 o’Clock Saturday a 23 Jewels Solid 14 Karat M. Passow on the ‘plains on getting home on an English ship. | London Telegraph, James Bagnall, | Other pastensers who will sit at} subway connection at the Brooklyn | Bridge will be completed and the B. | ‘ R. T. elevated trains can make the & round trip via both the Brooklyn and | Williamsburg bridges. In the mean-| west time the Municipal Building station will be used as a terminus for the trains now o. erating on the Williams. burg Bridge and in the Centre streot Ssetttafe 2B. loop. Foneps te. > Workmen to-day completed an| | arvan MAIF'G CO. Hebehen. WN. J connecti eighty-foot passageway Signs of the Times! 20% August Furniture Sale ‘This is the time of year to save money on furniture, rugs and house- areisilngs, And never betors ‘have we. bald euch an unusual ugust ‘We have collected a large assortment of furniture on our ground pe just come in cones 7) pur cent: foes te orignat on the tags. Many rugs and hundreds of housefur- Liha ating: are subject to the same discount. Reason for the sale is that the pieces belong to broken sets or repre- sent atyles to be discontinued by girthtg ibd article is brand new. If you are at all familiar with wait's usual low 8, you will realize that this is a eprortunity to pi up some new articles of home comfort or to furnish a new at rare bargain prices. Come and open a charge account. Our reyeint liberal terms of a few jes a day prevail on all sale goods, SG Ye you 8 reer aed 8 alf to pay. Fer nd tape—you don’t even need an introduction. Full stocks of ad Goods ab bath at both stores. Come soon—don’t risk bento . delaying. Open Saturday Evenings COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue wo Park Row at 121st Street Stores at Chatham Sq. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue 193 to 205 Park Row miD- SINNER SALE TTT LITTLE USED PIANOS $75 Brinsmead $3, Moo $150 Weser Bros, $844 110 Smith & Barnes 4 ia 100E. A. Tonk “gta 135 E, Gabler 4: 190 Weber B ston ‘an raee i FOR THE i Panos CARTAGE AYVAD'S WATER WINGS Weat Point, Cor + Wee M." Tdeat out . Dally except Sund: Madsen "River a Line Desbresses. St. Pier. ‘Tol. Goring 4141. AFTERNOON SAIL Str. Jenves Deabroanes St. 1 Ideal Trip for Saturday Afternoon, Desbrosere Bt, Fler, Tel. 4141 Spring, New York. rarccngtmunemenre terGarden fi.’ PASSING hie ir oFis me HARDFany HAE BeON MLV 50c River, 6.20 8M 1 Sizer ‘hone Spring GhTT, Dane Singing Shoat, ‘a | Fe eee CENTRAL F PALACE New York West POINT §] #5" jzoth'st, aah itobert ‘Palion’ Noe Weet Point 3.40 W430 Sty 6-40 P.M, Bervice dally except suid Music. Restaurant. Hudson River Day Line | |[excelled di aie" TO ALBANY CoP aL CITY ‘LINE, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Spacious decks and salons, protected from sun. Largestate- rooms and parlors. Music. 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