The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1914, Page 5

a) Ni eG Mak? Pai “ 2HE EVENING woRLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1914. DESPERATELY AT NIGHT AND |themsctvex surrounded at night by Ger- SUFFERED GREAT LOSSES. nihen thelr porition was revealed = SS RE TNT LE TE RE ACL TONE: PPC LE A ER, SWE PL come lB. Pn - BOKER & C0 FAILS: creators ar rane a. Boner. 4250000: | AED) GROSS SHIPGARRIES |“COLOSTREAMS” FOUGHT |: x marta 4 $e others of London, $67,000. a) . TAIL) | ac tate meee] 150 TONS OF COTTON RAND AF BENEDICT ( ON SUND AY coming due and cannot be met. M, F.| 2,000 Miles of of Bandages Also a Part! ta“Serorense "tar tno vacate alge “Before the" trea wer - bs | if Ho otal counsel for Mr. Boker, said: of C cargo for Army Hos- suffered by the Coldstream Gui suffered heavily, both In off! ‘BAAS $9 O00 OOD ASSETS|xssisszes.te asa Dial Rte, pac CE AE |FREE , had a | ber of notes out- With Every VV; anding, many of which were held) O86 Mundred and Afty tons of ab- Before-the-war Prices Purchaee HA : : _ alten here, and @ conalderable indebtedness ‘ , 4 First Consistory Will Be Held Tuesday Next, abroad. ‘The Arat of these notes will! {ne Req’ Cros anip. which No advance in the cost of Young’s smart Failure to Get Money to Meet] become due within the next few days. ay for ty f While in ordinary times no dimculty | fantio at the foot or'fairty-third wreet,| © sOft Hats—the Fall shapes are nowon sale. When the Pontiff Will Bestow Red OPENS AN ACC ‘ Notes Causes Failure of | woutd have been experienced In se-| Brooklyn. Miss Mabel Boardman, f 1 a a Hat on Two Cardinals. Turing a renewal or additional funds | President of the American Red cross | Among the novelties—Young’s “Black- CREDIT TERM: : -oo Cutlery Firm. to take care of them, the present f-| TU” the exped stone” and “Cameo” at $3 and $4. Light ~$ ROME, kept. 4.--Giacomo della] Admiral tn the Italian navy and an. aren Gonditions mace tal’ Mapes UrRes, H ich d fortabl . 8 3 os" Down 7" 1g Dew Down 84 ” Chiesa, Cardinal ft \ tha five other @ captain. sible.’ xpec' 1@ vessel to leave on we mi! rt: y sal eaccoe: va algae ‘The first appointment made by the| Carl F. Boker, doing business as| The business will be continued by | Monday. eight and co sohtbnge 8 Down a months, and now, by the election of} »,, receivers, to be appointed by the court, | , Twenty-six surgeons and 100 nurses ,) Slakaniay, wipeoma Poatll 02 thelr? hot eo cH wes. Lee ged Herman Hoker & Co, dealers in steel,| ind plans for reorganization and se-| Dave been engaged. Thousands ot Stores Open All Day Saturday—Closed Labor Day oe canon from over @ count Holy Catholic Church, will be crowned | Peter's cutlery and hardware at No. 108 Duane | Coes Weditonal "caBital) Gre’ Sheer have, volunteered to 0 to Europe cr 104 ST. L, STATIONAT Pope Benedict XV. on Sunday, Almost Cardinals Gibbons and O'Connell, | street, filed a voluntary petition in a oap! "Al worl te ne Potrceng) wrote 9 his first words wore the expresion ot} WB° only reached Rome shortly bo- | bankruptcy to-day in the United States DEEPLY ABSORBED. eee One nitiad cae acd | el the DP fore noon yesterday, exp’ sed their District Court. Schedules show assets (From the Baltimore Bun.) nurses have been chosen. New York hope that his frail body might Prove) protincation at being the first Ci xcess of $2,000,000 and liabilities of |‘ are charged with resisting ar-| has furnished 89, Cleveland 16, Roch- capable of enduring the weight of the} dinals not participating in the Cor bout $1,800,000. Among the secured rent all. mistake, Your Honor.” Cain, 38 and Dares on Shaves COLU MBUS AV " clave to render homage. The Pontiff | creditors are Sternberger, Sinn & Co.,| “What d mean?’ , e0rmoUR FeRponSTDIItLOs (ore ee ae ee ee eeraeer ice, a20n: | oS Rae Ae Gh eratment with a man| Mitchel. to appoint a, ctivens’ com: BET.103&104 s his shoulders, especially at a moment! appreciated the efforts they had made and didn't notice his nase had been | mittee of from 100 to 150 members to when almost all the countries of| to come to Rome for the Conclave at . F, Hutton, $121,000, and various |tfiken by a policeman until I was halt| take charge of the work of raising much personal discomfort. banks for smaller sums, Unsecured | way to the station house.” | tunds, WORLD “WANTS” WORK Europe are stained with blood and when wounds inflicted upon humanity are inflicted also on the Church, ‘Tho war, he sald, had armed faith. ful against faithful, priest against priest, while the bishops of every country offered prayers for the suc- cess of the army of bis own nation. But victory for one side meant slaughter to th other—the destruo- tion of children equally dear to the heart of the Pontiff. In a reception «. laymen, the], Pope spoke of America, which he said was especially dear to him. He ex- pressed great admiration for the genius of its people, which, he said, was only comparable to their religious teal. “I am glad that my first Apostolic benediction abroad will be forwarded to America, where the American Car dinals will at a later date impart it to| the people directly,” said he, The Pontiff also expressed the hope| Eff that America’s desire for peace, to-! dfs gether with the prayers raised to the| Hi gt Ae mommnna ze MORNE ze MEN =e MERON Store Opens at 9 A. M.; Closes 6 P. M. BRNNNNIN 27, RHSMMSSEIN 6227 | oan eed New Management New — Store Open All Day Saturday, September 5th, Whenever Possible Buy “Goods Made in America™ It is our duty to patronize American Industries. and Closed All Day Labor Day, September 7th The New Store’s wp Ne Suits for Men and Young Are Unsurpassed in Point of Value Received for Money Expended A_ Style Assortment to Please sot | Made to Retail at Man. If You Are a Judge of Style, 49900 $15, $18 and $20 oe Dene haw daudbal os NaS Finish, Tailoring and Wear __Resistin Made-to-Measure Suits Are Not Made tent comer sens Shaeteg, vase Quality We Urge Your ‘Any Better Than the Suits Offered in Antonio Mendes Bello, Patriarch of Lilsbon, Portugal, and Cardinal Gul- om Inspection oO These Suits This Sale, Saturday. easola y Menendes, Archbishop of Toledo, Spain. Both were named as ° Our first showing of new Fall Suits, All this Fall’s newest effects, in the latest models, in several styles. The new English, with paereg i dibead Pius X. at the y broad lapel, soft rolling fronts, 2-button ayie! plain or cuff sleeves. Vests cut ‘ little lower, with or without collars—and the regulatio: ; — conservative modele—and semi-English, new this Fall. Sizes range, young men’s 82 to 40; men’s 38 to 44; stouts to 46. ‘The Pope will deliver on Tuenday | i ff 3 the werd the oregrazamne of hin Pon ey SAN Materials: Colors: The New Styles: The Fall Models: tients Whe \ Worsted Blues Plaids English One brother of the Pontiff is an ° » se Cheviots Blacks Tartan Checks Semi. English HENRY GEORGE JR. IN LONDON Cassineres Conservative Friends Here Say He Will Try fo . Unfinished Grays Pencil Stri eS Patch or Wien ct comeman peer Thibets Browns Chalk Strip R ket Rese Tccicay ae lecin, reas Serges Mixtures Fancies Plain or Cuff Sleeve that the Congressman, his wife and a ° three chile had arrived tn London Boys’ Fall Suits Boys’ All-Wool Serge Suits s’ School Blouses Mr, George was ill at | Wiesbaden Including Extra Pair Pants, worth $7.50 With Extra Pants, worth 86.50 ryesletlhae aisle hates ae eaas New Fall Hats Meved, had much difficult out of the country, Al George has been a con: sup- bh porter of all of President Wilson's i olicies at Washington and is thers { fore out “of touch with some of the New York Demo friends say he wil the primary fight ; Ne Twenty- und they are nominating p: Ce i BOMBS ARE DROPPED r AT NIGHT IN BELFORT, BUT DO LITTLE DAMAGE | BELFORT, France, Sept. 3 (via 7 Paris, Sept. 2, delayed).—A German aeroplane last night dropped several shells here, The missiles made much noise, but did no damage. The avia- getting Mr. The newest Fall styles and models in striped plaids ‘tached bar button collars, Young Men's Hats in al! th qi 4 and fancy mixed effects, in cheviots and cassimeres,| In all wool navy blue serge; made in Nor- ‘at, ication tapes wala baat! eZ 9c tall styleared nate felt cueh big crowns 1. 4 5 with knife plaits and stitched on belts, patch pockets; folk models, Two pairs of full cut Knicker 16 years in blue, brown and black. Boys’ Raincoats others with plain fronts and plaited backs; coats made A : Boys’ hy “Hats bottom feced and good wearing twill lining; two| Trousers, both pairs full lined. Comprising #’coat and hat to match, in tan shade| In several nf blocks of Teddy and Rah Rah pairs of full cut, full lined Knicker Suits are tailored for service. double texture rubberized cloth, made shapes w Peusers, with fob pocket and. belt $4.95 Siar acct 53. 69 strapped seams and {ull length an and ’2 19 Velvets, fancy eultings ond’ felts in bl loops. Sizes 7 to 18 years........... Sizes: years ah re nterd. Sizes 4 to 16 years..... e brown and gray. All sizes a Men’s High Grade Fall Shoes Men’s New Fall *1.25 & £1.50 Shirts) 2,000 Pairs W. L. Douglas and Other Well Known Makes Most men will want to take advantage of this sale and buy a supply. Special Saturday *2,19 Pair On Special Sale Saturday at 80c A lengthy description of the merits of these famous makes is not necessary, as they ae putes 8 nd don Ee rn tnpored net domestic pereale, crepes and an endless assortment of a Lorie ‘tis oun pity pens 46 Fe pokey Sag Siderly Shows ap Sie eG pt an unaesireb le: ane, “2 the ban Plain ied Brig ils dots and figures. Light and dark effects, colors guaranteed fas' They are all coat models, soft Fren cuffs, and |i b large calf, black kid, Russia calf and patent leather. Alll sizes. and full and neatly finished throughout. All sizes, from 1844 to 11%, spines neck banda: “CH: exits Boys’ Well Wearing School Shoes Men’s Regular 50c and 65c Silk Neckwear tand the 4 tear of the ma seu Stet tine tay tee to stand the wear and tear of the average school boy. Solid leather all through. Blucher A timely purchase enables us to offer then: fine high grade ties at this remarkably low price, ‘They were the left overs of a sone Rae. $4598 aw Pabbisesriacssrcorrsainaycsorrvenad $1.49 || Prominent New York manufacturer's Fall ine. Every one isa Vone fide BOe and tis, made in ay extra ara wide open ‘Simpson Crawford, Main Floor end shape. Neat colored stripes and mottled effects on beautiful woloced aroninsp. Not an undesirable one amongst them. 29c Hair Goods Sale Women's Leather Hana Bags || Oxford Hand Bags Switches 30 inches long. 2.95 For the Week-End Holiday Trip sg os leaders, his nin Congress. District day circulating his ona. tor, to avoid the fire of the Beifort forts, made a detour over Swiss terri- tory, it Is charged; also he ts said to have come from the south instead of coming directly from Alsace, and it ia declared here this act apparently con- stitutes a violation of the neutrality | « of Switzerland, i Clutch Fe i| Peneils f i Women’s Silk Hosiery 4 BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY FOR WOM THAT SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOMED Special at 20c GOLD Worth 81.00. Season's Newest Shapes. Filled, 10-Tonr, 45 Conte Regularly Sold at $9.50 Special at 69c Special at *5.00 Price 81,50 The values of this lot of Switches are remark- Sent by mall with three . Made of excellent quality boot silk, seamless; wy entra lade for £0 q s able. This offering overshadows any previous +H f double lise garter top, toc, beel and foot, ‘In black ffort th_—th Made of all real leathers, such as Persian Pin 7 / STERLING and white, i Sea alt te Mov, who have ‘learned''ts || Seal and Crepe Grain, Well made Bags, with Made of the very best cowhide leather, leather lined throughout, hand pny English steel frames, inside brass frames of German silver. Handsome all silk lining. lock and catches; sises 14, 16, 18 inches, Value $9.50, Silver, 45 Coats Children’sHosiery; Women's Silk know that in our Hair Goods Shop real values A i are always to be found, eet rail wan tae at IIc pr. Plaited Hosiery |! $5.59 Natural Meg) Transformations ae meh oo af thain" or itteel nslos stlere Suit Cases | Hand Bags ' extra leads for 60 conta, : aenerense rong shoal at 36c pr. eon long, made of stenllent quality hair, An un- 1.95 and panier or double strap handles; 4, 5 and 6 Value, $9.00 Value, 84.50 ‘ x i 1 Doubl ei and be Hh RIOR SS UCI PR OLE inch frames. Maca rinted Ld] | | HatatNis Shel an] ort Srtlvend,fe Mmpean Crater Mata Fe at ¥3.95 | at*2.45 Og wi very pair per- js and toes; in blac! Fi fect. Sli to 10. Slonly, Sizes #34 to 10.|| Infants’Longand Short Coat. P, ° Made of best cane, steel | Made of excellent ¢ St pairs tor ite. "° Bold regularly at B0o. All wool pict fa obi i — etticoats frame, leather bound; brass ie hate steee) | ‘ks and catches; leather av Men’ s 50c Silk Half Hose fact 83. hand and machine em- 10¢ Choice Selection of Colors locks and catches, Sizes fined Sires 14) 16, 18 F400) patie ot these Hiperion quailty paral | ink cakes Sse $7.98 39c ; 24 and 26 inches. ipehen, ! pai perior quality pi (6) $ i vroe wxomm [Ht | Meee a rai ee DOG a 39 pecial, 1.98 || Sole Leather Suit Cases ‘et yma a 99 Rr emiake critic aria Infants ‘Long & Short Dresees 25c In allesilk messaline, with deep Made of high-grade cowhide leather, steel frame, @ extra leads for 10 cant ds afilee’ nainsook on. &; 2 ey : " inside straps, with shirt fold, two sole leather s . a a Knit Underwear seit Tis amenities ent sett AE 18c | | flounces; also silk Jersey tops, with |) sround caren; see #6 and 28 inches; 4 d 16c messaline flounces, in all the leading special a Saturday; 3. 65 Ve 30) Ai | POULSEN ONT MRE GUE || skim see 29° to $198 27e| | mer Pz Be Or 29c Klosefit Petticoets 7.5 { Eri Special at 17c Each Children’s White Dresses 19¢ In all the new Full models; all want 50 Di theta Trunks: | Che Veste are lg neck, short and no sleeves, i rench Renoein, 04 end Rese Water, 12¢ i duck can et iron bottom; brass ‘x and extra sises. Pants have French ban: pry & hi rs brella leg, Se and $80 value, 8 for 800; each at PALS, we Linethretbernr eee rie, 45¢