The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1914, Page 5

+ Daas EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1914) eee ae is HURRY TO WAR FROM CHILI.| Ducnos Aires, were they nave tonne GRAND JURY HEARS nts mien tele oe | Dee ewer ae Fall Styles Are Ready VALPARAISO, Chit, Sept. %—A she ental taderel neal Killing of Meg. Louise Bailey. Dr. Coleman, the negro matt o { Head I Saftering From | liti a total of 3,000 French, British and Bel- imated that there are 3,000 Carman, who was one of the wit-|the Carmans, who Kuve cont Nervous reakdown. Same standard qualities—at no price # have left Chill since the wer vinte wie Have not bese nesses called, said after leaving the] testimony at the ina nd}, Sel ws Sabend: Blbas * * A F their rexpective coun- | Able to eave the country. day Suty room that Mr, Smith wae piir>| Jury Necrings, was, als os t | vance—in spite of the higher cost of in » Informed to-day that re going out by way of favor of German goods. siting a course of doubtful fairness in}day. It was «ald In the prosecut ‘ge EX rt obwyer of the| terials. Light weight Soft Hats for endeavoring to fasten on Mrs. Car-| office that her tystimony was now > a Preakiont of the GRAYHAIR RESTORED BY NATURAL MEANS! WIRS, CARMAN CASE! sc ceo sto te ae e| Aak toaee the new “Blackatone”; also d —_—_——— Among the witnesses to-day was| ment about the time of tt ard that Judge “ J &, * Don't Use Dyes, ‘They May Harm. Let This Marvelous Method Mrs, Misatern Varrance, a wurss| and the aotitying of th Is vech that hs | EW Cameo —exclusively shown in » resume bis i n ‘ with whom Mrs, Carman quarrolled|that of Policeman Walter Cozzens, | Bring Back Natural Color by Action of Air. Removes Dandruff. Lawyer Talks of Man in Wome! atter Carman had tent her money! who reached the house after the firat| : k, though Mrs. Bais ‘Thove gray strands that streak your) Yo t have to use deleterious and ‘ . . [one Fe) CAPES (NAG Seted Oh the fe a cor previour testimony, | fate and all to destroying druge— an’s Clothing Skulking ‘| transaction through the same window] WY, Socurling 10 previous fare Ol tes iy van wastes aera st Ithrough which the shot wan fired thee: Ria [ris train, rounding a curve, struck rure a‘ : id. by harmless, rest influence of Hi n ¥ Before Murder. | that killed Mrs. Batioy, She was not|Plerre Lott Begs Chance to serv handear, manned by lx Inborers, jealth, You simply mot } PARIS, Sept. 9.— ° |. the nov- | near Goshen to-day 0 of th = & witness before the previous Grand RIS, Sept. 9.—Plerre Lott, th Goshen to-day. ‘two of the men halt with this wonderfully effect . elist, who undor hia real name, Louis| were killed, ‘The others escaped by aration and the NATURAL color 4 . Jury. Another was Mrs. Elisabeth | sari Julien Viaud, 1s @ captain of the| jumping. aT ONCE back. In rapi@ succession District-Attor-| Larkin of No. 18 Thorne avenue, a French naval reserve, after soliciting in NONE BETTER MAL E Xe, route, aanaruft, It, freahone dull, ney Smith of Nassau County aum-| friend of the murdered woman.| vain for w post of combat In the navy, Nor Killed by Track, . hood jo gg a moned witnesses before the Grand) ‘Though Mrs. Larkin has been quoted| M* (SNS Vuarda In Paria, He offers | While playing in front of his home ——— ————_—___—___—- a Jury at Mineola to-day in an offort}/ns saying that Mrs. Bailey nover| to serve without pay. He ts sixty-four | to-day Thomas Burns, four years old, + *, ment ‘which so prepares ‘i to obtain @ auperseding indictment| ¢ of knowing Dr. Carman, it! Years old. He entered the navy, in IK67| Jf so, ga Lewin atest, was run over | It Makes Little Difference What You Need, when it a 4 saw nective service In the Tonkin, s Te'cotor ature Intended © {t Comee back] direct wpot Tay Spee, Oo Newer ate! tor murder against Mrs. Florence @.' was reported that she was called to China, campaign. and kil! a truck driven by Sam- Uel Gordon of No. 87 Hontor attoet, a World “Want” Ad. Will Go and 5 HRA 2220 Heenan 22200 HERR 0 HENAN 2200 Sole New York Agents tor the Henry F, Miller Piano and Player Piane fandear, GZS Wevegnanene cozo YMRS Store Opens at 9 A. M.; Closes 6 P. M. ¥RNRINVEHS Z2ZcO HURRNERIRRURINE 22220 HRLIRINRE SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY READY fT Seis i; : ce Girls’ Dainty School Dresses § ;Player Pianos, $39% In a Sale That Mothers With the store's opening to-morrow morning, we will oflér a tremendous special purchase of new $525 Player Pianosata guarar jteed Should Take Advantage Of Rane of $130 ache Pans for this greet Fees “ pee month:; ago, a 9 3 : $ . vith the idea of presenting to the people of New York a player piano va hue go § Girls’ School Dresses, 59¢ Girls Serge Skirts, 298 Ad N baleen aia la unusual, so marked with genuine xed pone iad with ap! ba Percale Drenves—Crash-linene, gingham, mere aes Pagh ice bea vie ee ae in dura ) of purchasing so liberal and secure that the new Sirnpson- § toy Salt wate groty ten sass ba es Sour tak a ; ; Crawford Piano Store would imme-! will help mothers’ pocketbooks and please the young- Girls’ White Middy Blouses <( diately take its proper place in the sters. 6 to 20 years; with white, navy or red collars, \ Puts This | spe ie of plac pushaeee the | Girls’ Dresses, 98c Bote priei's + \ & . Player Piano | seek the utmost of value, at Maral seven; Ka ALA ethos aie ec dtaep School Blouses, Special, 69c 4] “ie | in Your Home most economicat possible price. 6 to 14; worth $1.50 and $1 75. The first payment ing. Best quality twilled galatea, white, with colored Made in most attractive styles of gingham, trimmed collars and cuffs, Value #1.00 to $1.25. Sizes 6 to with repp and ribbon trimmings; in tunic and basque 18 years. ' - ° Esser ° ‘ Profit for = bY, rr) Us x i\ an the subse. a | Girls’ School Dresses, $1.98 | ohentimseat far niy'tue \YRMM| flstimin® | lig | Sect | AS Only a Sraall Be models; all colors; sizes 6 to 14, i Th *. This guaranteed saving of $180 is Girls’ Dresses $2 98 j f fl ha sree power which a stamp | ; e i , : this great distribution as a xeal . me. ‘ ‘ . out, full length, d . ‘i F sie Japanese eepe plaids ith nate collar aed seek | tittlestemfinithed with broad cul avy g saving event for every home builder tm blue and brown, Sizes 6 to 14 years. Value #10.00. . New York and vicinity. trimmings; others in wool ratine plaids, with embroidered Other special School Coats at x Our own profit—small though it is white linen collars, in Anderson's ginghams, showing : on each instrument—will ir and the new full shapings; sites 6 to 14, Sale price, $2.98. $1.98 to $15.00 : nite oe nan vil | total a fair and Simpeon Crawford, Third Fiver. : player pianos have left our floors. So we say “Come to the Simpson-Crawford School Suits for the Boys Children’s All-Wool School |‘) Via ae i al With an Extra Pair of Trousers ior) ee nm the balance.” . , . : $3 6 9 STRONG, shinesmase weet eater. :. THE CHILDREN WARM , “got” business, “big” business, a fair, AM Thursday at rl AND COMFORTABLE. ; und sensible way to guarantee the success of the sale by guaranteeing both a wonderful saving and peo In navy blue serge and neat fancy mixtures in S ° | : viding a friendly, Ss d gray and browns; made Norfolk style. Extra pants pecial at 98c to $2.98 the purteces ly, convenient manner of saving to each suit. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Children’s all-wool school Sweaters in single and double-breasted models. Boys’ School Blouses Copeaheges oY Naoki vies colors are Cardinal, Gray, Brown, Maroon and Built and Sold on Neat, Serviceable Blouses, Regularly $0c Children’s Muslin Drawers Skirts and Gowns Stri ct Qu a lity B as i s In Madras and perce in beep stipes effects; ‘That Have Sold Regularly at 3c. ‘That Have Sold Reguiarly for 6¥e ty 81.75 made yoke back and attached bar , . bittoetcolinrs open cuffs; also flannel 39c Special at 25c f Special at 39c to 98c In fine woods, in superb construction, in the best of wire, felt, leather and all the material and detail A ; ss Children’s “siuslin Drawers, made of excel] Chilaren’s and Misses’ Skirts and Gown in plain colors. Sizes 6 to 15 lent quality heavy cambric; cut full and 1 made of good quality nainsook and cambri fa splendid Ph Pi thistsa@ ota splendid Player Piano—this ts a 8625 instrument. We say so because we know it is so. It was all ’ trimmed with tucking, laces and embroidery. | prettily trimmed with fine embroidery, Ince: Boys’ New Fall Hats}| ss ¥'tic: pe ' a oc Tener . | ine | e af That were made to sell at $0c and 75c Intants’ Long or Short Coats || Intants’Long or Short Dresses a al i detgrmined before the special purchase was made, Special at 39c All wool, cashmere, erepe cloth or batute, || Made of fine natusook or butiste, in high : \nd because we know it is so—we dare to guar prettily, trimmed with hand and mach or low neck effectively. trimmed antee the quality, ln velvet felts and fancy suitings;-Rah Rah and embroidery and warm!y lined. Sizes up to |} with Inces, e1 vry and ribbons, sin We dare to guarantee it ip a way that puts all ‘Teddy shapes—flat or telescope crowns, feather trim- pti Spe $2.98 to $7.98 ea . \ : } the responsibility upon us, ay pul med. All sizes, . SSS eke ||P If, within the’ first 30 days, you find that the Simpson Crawford, Second Floor, Player Piano was in any way misrepresented—you can send it back and get all your money, ° Within the first year of ownership you can exe Septem ber Sale of Notions \ change your Player Piano for one of equal or higher fi | Notion Sale has | d the prices so much * price at any time and without money loss, ‘The new Simpson Crawford's first general Notion Sale has lowered the pr A ° ° . ‘ For a full five years we will stand behind the Play: that we reserve the right to limit quintitics to prevent dealers from buying. 150 Pieces, 35-Inch Satin Messaline Every Detail Piano, guaranteeing to make good any defect whatsoever 0. N. T. Cottem—Remular 35-inch all silk yarn dyed satin messaline, shown i h nN . that appear or substituting ow nt ii 3 se naivens best ahading "Tule sr: Hunan poem, Shen an Bag qf Plainly Stated that may appear or substituting « vew and « peefect inate uehey ausneen < 480 cream; displayed on ieaetat grgain sablal" #1 aluane gall lead ‘The Player Piano ix full And this we pledge in writing in a signed contract. feats LO B. each au ing to 10 inches... 3 a pned Can we yaluc instrument possibly guarantee the quality of this $523 Player Piano in Sik Foplins Crepe de Chine Ite special ashe price i any stronger terms? ; Brinch Heavy forded Wik Poplins; a highly} 40-inch, Ani aoe ie Chine, in every i 8595. ustrous $1 quality, in every n ne A | payment of $10 . Fall shade; also whit 4 black. neler n initial payment s Special tor this sales yor" Sard.n and wie HL scones tke Tnsce Pisho ani Send for Illustrations ’ ‘ Dress Satins Lele dk HATES a payment privileges, , aoe Be as . % 3 Bereta i a a badness Galine: 4a Silk a p: Tha eects avec wil F Hon Kou see ae protection; Sonveni nee and friendly biack, whine, an: va pala much" in, vorue for those new pigrine Fine Silk, Popling; 9° fashionable Seay ache rca ace: ent ie i u ‘ead pave ise built sala ir plan—into th | i Princess ; oy LUN ‘ull material for dresser an yl . v > » re a apoole for. 188 babes, capes ond suite pangenme, ns $2 95 Pa Panera oe Srseren end $1 47 WS titled to did val Me ie Ha iano itsell—in the great white and ‘aseort WANG cscsciscseecersaced 93.97 and ® grade. Special at, per yard q boaax hone Ge saving of $130—in the 80-day ‘home proof” —in 4 aR 3 » a at oe teat the year s exchange offer in the 5-year guarantee eA V = money ae D v ? Sven i 2 ie anal Pence Fashionable Novelty Dress Goods eae oe’ OOO ee Tred Tene art ec tees ee ucla i 180; two for ‘ Choice assortment of bright, attractive plaids, neat hairline and Roman A mS ECE rolls— ee DENCH A ree delivery, which oe ' Ww stripes; new honeycomb plata and an all-wool granite cloth, FA A year uge Pp are given with cach Player, our intention oT combination dresses and childrep's school dresses; yard, at... : making you and your family absoluliy gs Oy satisfied—shines forth, All Wool Charmeuse Crepe Armure Don't vou want to buy your . 7 42-Inch All-wool Imported French Char- hs B ttons!! bd 4, | | meuest au the new abadeo, including Beal | 42-inch all-wBol Imported Crepe The family’s financial pro- Player Fiano under tach u ‘Tape Brown, Forest Green, Belgian Blue, 9 Arm Black and newest Fall I iY tection in case the purchass conditions? re ‘The new Fall line of But: ai Mode,’ Plum, rear Blue, 7C yoy te ; 4 a if elve rolls of music fre o Men's | ahead Mouse, etc. Also Black, per eee a ° ree bench and free de Pin pte Importe@ Satin Faced Broadcloth 9 within 80 mle of th sin Boor” 9 W-ineh Fine Gatin-taced Broadcloths, in Black and choice Fall color- y | ; a payment privilege an‘: y ings; eponged and shrunk; ready for the needle; reduced to, quali tee y = tet } in the contract — by Simpson-Crawford, { S-year guarantee cs