The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 9

Devt. W, , OLEXPORTSARE HALTED ‘ REFINERIES SHUT DOWN, ; LOW PRICES WON'T LAST Cafe eee CHIRIS ase New York City. Gineries being placed on half time. NOTES OF THE THEATRES. Thousands of mon have been laid off. . os <ahenne P| The prospects are that within a short 7, el ot cot at obbeebe th e first performance of 4 made on Aug. 24. Henry W. Savage has «ined a long- “Sylvia Runs @agnation and declared a few weeks Mr. Brady states he will keep the Drobably would see a total orippling Playhouse closed until such a time of the business as @ result of the tle- as the United Managers’ Protective up of huge quantities of export oll. Association and the same time domestic prices are Aljiance of years ago she sang one season with the Montreal Opera Company. Dudley Field Malone, Collector of the Port of New York, will press an electric button in nis office in the Custom House in this city, giving the signal for the rising of the curtain on the twin openings of “Under Cover" at the Cort Theatre, New York, and Cohan's Grand Opera House, Chica: Fifteen clowns have gone Into movies. Tommie Mullens, | English The New York production of the|pantomimtst; Harry La Pearl, for musical comedy, “The Girl From| many years producing clown of the Utah,” with Julia Sanderson, Donald] Barnum & Bailey cifcus, and mi la the International Theatrical Stage Em- Gutomoblle owners ployees come to an agreement con- and comparative: | cerning the use of two crews In New York City during the run gf a play. “The Dragon's Claw, play by Austin Strong, in which Elsie Fer- guson will’ appear, is in rehearsal at the New Amsterdam Theatre, BE B : i Z 5 g g | i if} i e i ! l Pi i H crude $1 and i fi & i i An Important and Timely Notice from The Big Store HE PRESENT EUROPEAN SITUATION escape by ch - Protect Your Children! eens contagious diseases to which they are exposed daily. rms are the causes of diseases and the onl 4 to destroy the disease breeders. easy. Doctors are exposed to infection every day. 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Vivian Martin, Charlotte Ives, Julia Ralph, Helen Tracy, Amy Summors, Lambert, Gebrge Anderson, Wilfred Clarke and Nicholas Burn- ham. “Lady Luxury,” a musteal comedy | © by Rida Johnson Yotng and William Schroeder, will be produced tn Sep- tember by Fred C. Whitney, In Janu- In his expport Hassell, Ernest made of selecte a rich fumed color; artered Oak Top Library or Room Tables—as Hass top is 40 inches lon, wide; and shadow box; “Jewel” shire” Oriental effects; at $3.25 Novelty imitation lace edges and reinforced edges; pair... sor EW) i drey 2s ‘ . tar Eg oat ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST .11, 1914. Brian and Joseph’ Cawthorn, will be] “Spooks” Hanson, all of whom ap- peared in the Hippodrome last sea- son, are among those engaged to ap- pear in @ s@ries of one reel motion Away,” which William A.| {Fm contract with Irene Pawloska, |?" @ 1a Hugh Chivers will sing the part of Aa Wabdand Ol Cotapeny oMcial Brady was to present at the Play.| W280 has been engaged for the prima Comedten ses heh wi be te Ws et A TAR Ae dal act ta al “| donna role of Juliska in “Sari.” Miss] >” . eh everyday Ute IN) which begins a Chicago engagement to-day verified the reports of oll house to-night, has boon postponed.tpnwinska, ie from Montreal. \ Threo| ''® Metropolis will be burlesqued on Aug, 29, vere DOUBLE 29¢ STAMPS MORNINGS—SINGLE 4c STAMPS AFTERNOONS | J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. "THE BIG STORE” Born sioes. SIXTH AVE., ISTO 19 STREET HOME FURNISHINGS| Values That Cannot Be Matched Outside of Greenhut’s What other store in town that you know of can equal these values in home furnishings? Bear in mind, please, that it isn’t a bit too early to think of your home furnishing needs for Fall—especially when you can secure such bargains as are to be found in our Annex Building, NOW! Midsummer Sale of Furniture $57.50 Three-Plece Fumed Oak Living Room or Li! Suites—as illustrated; juartered oak, finished genuine Spanish leather automobile seats; material, con- struction and finish of the very best; at............ Separate Plecee—as follows: Rockere—for- | Arm Chaira— | Settee—82inches mer price former price long; for- AM at 1S; fase rede ate... ; 10.50 10] o*... *20 Beautiful Framed Pictures Framed Colored Pictures—<deep gilt and |$6.50 Genuine Hand-Painted Pastels— gold-burnished fremes, very hend- somely ornamented; each with glass Genuine Oil Paintings—size of canvas, 16x20 and 12x24 inches; very attrac- tive subjects, in heavy gilt frames, All Refrigerators | Reduced from to: 30% This includes Leader,” “Universal,” “Model,” “Automatic,” Apartment House and Side-Icer Styles. ‘}Curtains and Couch Covers $1.75 Tapestry Couch Covers—rich Net Curtains—good quality net; J. B. GREENHUT COMPANY--FORMERLY ve at pein ih ary Mr. Whitney will bring out the Strauss operetta, “My Young Gentle. man.” The first performarice of “Twin' i Beds," Margaret Mayo's farce, was given last night at Asbury Park. te John Ht. Can Y GLENS FALLS, N. ¥., Aug. 1.—Dep- uty Attorney-General John H. Cunning- ham died yesterday in the Glens Falls Hoepttal after an operation for appendi. | @ citis, He was fifty yeare of age, a Demo- Cuts Your Wash Labor in Half Washes clothes spotlessly,with utrubbing. No hard work. Pure nd harml Sunt try it, VOS tim Ht Ave. W.Moboken: RS: WORLD “WANTS” WORK ao¢ Stamps Free, Tomorrow Distribution in Our Main Building As many sets of these « fs many books as you please, By saving the Complimentary SENSATIONAL SALE IN OUR ANNEX BUILDING 100-Piece DinnerSetsof Fine American Porcelain Usual Price $7.95; 35 95 Tomorrow Only, at Set includes 3 meat dishes, A really excellent dinner set, rghit for 12 persons. soup tureen, etc. Neat decoration with gold spray design. Open-Stock Dinner Sets $10.75 » *29.50 Of 100 pieces, specially priced in this sale at Nae, , N p} f *40.50 $12.50 Fumed Oak Desks— as illustrated; desk is 30 inches wide; made of quar- Fumed Oak Furniture Several carloads of sturdy and serviceable pieces for library and living room. We mention but a few here: $81.00 Three-plece| $40.00 Settees. . $27.00 | $19.50 Settees $16.00 | tered oak, finished a rich 7,00 C) ... $16. 11. * . * . Famed Oat Leather| $17.08 Gain, E00 | 1428 Reckee, $222 | fumed color; large drawer; Suites ....,...$52.00] $36.00 Settees. .. $32.00 | $10.00 Arm Chairs $6.60 | neatly ar- $41.00 Chairs. ...#33.00 | $31.50 Settees. . $25.00 } $10.00ArmRockers¥6.50 | ranged in- $24 Fumed Oak Spanish Leather | $12 Fumed Oak Chairs to § erior Seat and Back 520 Match—at........... ‘ 10 a Rises a $73.50. Three-plece Fumed Oak |? °°" $12.60 Fumed Oak Rockers $4 4 | Leather, Seat, and Rack § holes, etc.; to Mateh—at Living Room Suites—at . 58 shelf for books be- low; at °8.75 ed Oak Suitee—settee, arm chi he four pieces e e Housefurnishings holds. about feo bean coffee; grinder for pelverising en 3-inch gilt and gold-turnished frames; size 18x40 inches; 4.35 Oil Paintings—landscape subjects; 6- inch deep gilt and gold-burnished frames; 12x24 inches and 16x20 inches; dish; nicke! plate: Wilton, Axminster and Tapestry | Brussels Rugs In Extra Sizes 1.95 holdsr for 4 brush Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs Tapestry Brussels Rugs Former Sale Former Sale Sie Price Price Bie Price Price Our) gtr. x 1016.6. .$32.50. $24.60 | 10ft. 6x 12 ft... $32.50. . $22.50 10ft.6x10ft.6.. 60.00.. 34.50] 11fe.3x 12K... 32.50.. 22.60 rBerfes | WO Ox URE... 45.00,. 92.60 ] 1011. 6x131.6.. 37.50. 24.60 , tay Bite 10ft. 6x12... 47,50., 86,60 | 11f.3x15ft..., 37.50.. 24.50 m ery | tote. Gx 14ft.... 60.00.. $7.50] 12K, xI8ft.... 39.80.. 29.50 MAIN BUILDING 19c Voiles at, a Yd., Cc The very newest styles in this popular material. Black pinhead- dotted fabric, with beautiful colored border, Also plein large dots, in navy, blue and pink on white gro . Likewise many other new designs. Some of these voiles were classed ut the defects are imperceptible, *1.35 GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY ‘ ee Seen eel an caer