The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1914, Page 12

A dl RT IWR § Sale aR NERS GB at : : THE ‘EVENING ‘WORLD, WEDNE + | THERD DAUGHTER OF avenue and Twentieth street, was re- a GAYNOR GIRL LATE MAYOR GAYNOR | Ported to-day as being in a much "1 | BADE AT MARRIED AT ST. JAMES Yievpitas, ‘tt wax seid ave ereapea | with alight bruises, and that the Ht THEST. JAMES FARM chief danger was in the shock re- @ulting from the accident. She had Rird Daughter of the Late Mayor Married to Edward recovered from that to-day, how- ever, and will leave the city to-mor- Thomas Bedford. ie EEN Me | HOV VL UL UU) | if ABRAHAM “ STRAUS [ ull ulin il } row to visit relatives. Misa Randolph was crossing Fourth avenue at Twentieth street, when the automobile, owned by B. J. Field, of No, 316 West Twentieth atreet, and driven by Ray Williams, No. 208 West Fortieth street, bore down on her. Williams sounded his horn, but she was unable to avoid the machine. Miss Randolph, who Is fifty years ld, founded the Woman‘s Art Club of ition of unusual in onemtt teees Serna es sree wil fd his the os | Women’s Fall Coats at $10.05 in Paris she m her home in New terest! store in je city. me mand get acannied || and at $14.05-—Newest Styles York, She re da bronze medal} iCome in and get acquainted, SMARTLY CUT COATS in gray mixtures and brown overplaids— at the Atlanta position, With her ME nerys just the thing for general use and NOW as well as all the season $10.95. aigter Miss Randolph occupies a No. 3 Washington Square s ’ THE PRINTZESS COAT also makes its first bow for this season— REMARKABLE wa oo stunning Coats in black boucle cloth, half lined with satin, finished 86-88-90 At yrtle Ave. bagi he with a handsome plush collar and plush buttons. A practical yet dressy fi op Lay _ CASE of Mrs, HAM ef veh hoa . SB | model. $14.08. |Declares Lydia E, Pink- | ham’s Vegetable Com- | pound Saved Her Life and Sanity. THURSDAY SPECIAL THURSDAY SPECIAL $10.00 Trimmed Hats at $4.95 MILLINER MADE HATS of velvet or plush, smart tricornes and sailors, including many dashing, large shapes that are wonderfully be- coming to so many women—flowers or fancy feather trimmings in snappiest way. ‘ Metzanine floor, East Bullding, $2.29 for Black Lyons Velvet Shapes WORTH $4.00, Twelve very smart styles, including soft crown effects, at Prices many stores would be willing to pay. ~ Street floor, East Butlding. Helen Deborah: Gaynor, third er of the late Mayor William , Was matrigd this afternoon ward Thomas Bedford 24 at the home of Mrs, Gaynor at St. LL Yrs. Harry Vingut, an sister of the nineteen-year-old ‘was matron of honor and Frits brother of the bridegroom, best man. The guests invited only the relatives and closer ds of the large Gaynor family. large interlocking circles of Deople active in soclety which Gbout the bride's sisters, Mrs. Webb jr., Mrs. Henry Vin- Mrs. Ralph Isham, and her Norman, who was married to Miisabeth B. Pore last May, the day a merry holiday about farm. ‘Wedding osremony was per- by the Rev. William Holden, by the Rev. Dr. Frank Page the father of Mrs. > é Second floor, Fulton atreet, Central Building, THURSDAY SPECIAL New Waists at $1.08 Made of good quality black messaline in basque effect. Collar and cuffs of black and white stripe silk. Also a tailored model of heavy biack and white stripe China silk, New Clown Collar Waists, 98c , OF SHEER WHITE VOILE, embroidered all over in dainty floral design—neck finished with plaited clown’ collar, cleverly set off with black ribbon tie—the most becoming ica of many a day. Flowered Crepe de Chine Waists at $2.98 Fine block printed crepe de chine, vest effect of hemstitched crepe and the collars and cuffs hemstitched to match, Second floor, contre, Central Building, Low prices and our easy terms is a combination which affor ow savings you have nev efore enjoyed at any furnt- ture store. THURSDAY SPECIAL Women’s Fall Suits at $15.00 A SUIT SIMILAR to those that created such a stir in our Thursday specials of last week. Made of exceedingly good quality men’s wear serge. Cutaway coat medium length. Long tunic skirt button trimmed. In navy blue and black—the fashion favored colors of Fall. Sizes 32 to 44, Shamrock, Mo—"I feel it my duty C, Gaynor, gave the bride to tell the public the condition of my g700m, who is the son of m Te DT] health before using i H. Bedford of No. 198 Clin- a ‘ : BWM had falling, infia » gh Candy Ponape! of J IN AUTO BY POLICE: i ig mation and conges- f & eubsidiary of the Corn . tion, fer weak. ts Company, which is itself al- Ai both |with Standard Oil interests, and ISTAKEN FOR THUG ’ hes and B. T. Bedford, after whom ; ™, bearing down pains, a Second floor, Livingston street, Central Building. THURSDAY SPECIAL | |$10 to $17.98 Silk Dresses, $7.98 ONE OF THOSE REMARKABLE SILK DRESS SALES that make it possible to get two at the price of one—absolutely unmatch- able at the price in style, quality of material or beauty of finish. A special purchase of Dresses in silk poplins, crepes and crepe meteor —suitable for street and general wear—beautiful fabrics and smart models that cannot be duplicated. For Thursday only at $7.98. None C. O. D. Store orders only. THURSDAY SPECIAL Women’s $4 and $5 Shoes, $2.05 TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK, where some of the Sizes are missing. They are in various styles. Come early, as there are only three hundred paits in the lot. Boys’ Shoes, Special at $1.98 Gun metal calf lace model with solid leather soles, tull round toe last. Sizes 1 to 5%; widths C to E. Becond floor, West Buliding, degroom is named, has hold- hort of mem ‘of many millions of dollars, Mr. ry, nervous, imp! Pe taken apartments in the tient, passed alee eon Hudson ‘Boulevard, Im! De La Ray of War Fame TAT | Af [less nights, and h a neither strength nor Se ee 7am 4 os Failed to Answer Challenge |$*e"#,, my mint had old, nervous, J ke apell es over my body. \ HAIR RESTORED of Officers to Stop. Tadic pees te ay: nahs cide thet wes 80 sore that I could hardly bear the ar NATURAL MEANS wei ht of may clothes, a dicines : CAPE TOWN, Unton of South |#Ad doctors, but they te t out f bY Africa, via London, Sept. 16—12.68 P, Hac 1 Derer expected to. pet otf ‘o' M,~Gen. Jacobus Hendrick de la Rey, | pound and Blood Purifier, and I certainly Use Dyes—They May Harm—| the well known Boer general, has | YoUld have been in my grave or in an Second (oor, Fulton atreet, Central Bullding, = 75] “sese’ Skirts, $2.50 and $3.25 THURSDAY SPECIAL THURSDAY SPECIAL | NAVY BLUE AND BLACK, all w \ , in two smart ’ ; : lpr doy 4 tipluml your ediins ad not eved Saat Boys’ Corduroy School Suits Let the Action of Air Bring been accidentally shot dead near Jo- me But now Jean work al day, sleep fonthiy eaeaah | FCs NeeEa ee ea Timed clus atccavarea At 3 | f Back Natural Color. hannesburg. Well at nights ont anything I wa vs NEW .50. Long, graceful tunic fastened at front and trimmed wi - $ $ Gens te ia Rey, sccmpanios ty|Riteieee” pa ay nde Hem, $225])] tor 95 Instead of $5.00 5 gone, my house, children and husband tes hat i Aleaed retains Crepe Accor ee ary pg se his position as Commander-in-Chiot entirely free of the bad symptoms I had of the defense forces of the Union| before taking your remedies, and all is . imple jertully ottec para. leasure and happiness in my hom tie naturel color begina atence | Of SoUtL Africa, wae returning last |e VST THAR ae os At $3.25. Splendid quality all wool serge, with hip yoke, long tunic from yoke, trimmed with covered buttons. All size waistbands from 23 to 32 inches. Lengths from 38 to 43 inches. Second floor, Central Buliding, SERVICEABLE SHADE of strong, wear-giving corduroy, ideal for school and strenuous usage. Coat has lining of wear-resistings‘‘khaki.” Plain and patch pocket models. For boys 7 to 17 years old. FREE °c Aus Used Uprights—Bargains THURSDAY SPECIAL Boys’ $6.50 Blue Serge Two Trouser Suits, $5.00 . evening by au 5 : Gt @ Hair ‘Health te net a dye—it re- ns OY automobile to bie farm | Sharsreck, Missourt $90 Wagner 0 Y d Pure worsted serge in a popular patch pocket model with stitched belt. Cost by NATURAL FORCES. It} when the police, who were watching| If you want special advice write 135 E. Gabler § Mon A anama a c Tar has fine grade serge lining. Two pairs full lined knickers. For boys 7 to 48 wethen, for @ gang of desperadoes known to|Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., 50 W Bros. years old. Liviegston street, Second floor, Bast Bullding, with them te an el 1 eser (confidential), Lynn, Mase. ALL WOOL, 54 inches wide. Good serviceable quality, crisp finish, be using a car similar to that of ,. Gen. de la et Biker isc die oem: ———— | 175 Sterling |] in brown, olive, navy blue and black. eral, FURNITURE rvard Co, $1.00 Black Storm Serge, 64c a Yard It Is evident that neither he nor FOR EVERVRODY Sponged, shrunk and spotproof; 48 inches wide; all wool quality; the men tn the car with bim heard EASIEST TERMS jet black the challenge, for they proceeded <{REDIT ? 3 without stopping. The police fired @t the car and @ bullet entered Gen. HIS 915.22 de la Roy's heart. The shooting of the General has caused a great sensation throughout Bouth Africa. Gen. de la Rey was born in 1848, THURSDAY SPECIAL $5.00 Table Cloths, $3.49 Each FINE Irish satin damask Table Cloths, 234 yards square, Variety yx LaHURSDAY BpEGIAL SSCS of handsome ae” oe : 5 apkins, $3.49 a Dozen $1.69 Black Satin Charmeuse, $1.29 Fine Irish satin damask Dinner Napkins, 25 inch size. Charmeuse is the fashionable silk of the season, especially black. Street floor, West Building, Street floor, Livingston atreet, Kast Building, He was a member of the first Volks- GOETZ & CO Here is a splendid quality at the lowest price known this season. BE THURSDAY SPECIAL === raad of the Transvaal and command- @ be ef} || off the loom, a rich, beautiful satin finish, perfect black and 40 inches e ea. the “Lichtenburg " Murghere. In wide Blankets, $3.29 and $3.98 Pair the’ Boer war, during which hi so 81-87 Court St. cor. Livingston . , . : a high Feputation. aa a mit ay ABSOLUTELY FREE Be sure to see the sale of remnants and dress lengths of colored Bea Down from Bronchitis? ee pslig His war he rea to 5400 WEEMLY rhons son usix BROOKLYN Silks. Nearly every good Silk is included. Street floor, West Huilding. want @ specialist who will oe in. de Wet and Gen, 1 Worth $4.25 and $5.50 FULL SIZE white Blankets, pink or blue borders, Subject to slight arge and will tell you the Botha, and took an important part in OPENS AN ACCOUNT n mill imperfections in no way detrimental to the wear. $4.25 kind at are 1.0t all right, | know] the peace negotiations, 3 SMITH S THURSDAY SPECIAL PB sain i i 2 T T. i da a pair, yas, yeu at conden bien al 123 SMITH ST. $3.29 a pair; $5.50 kind at $3.98 a pair Perens ct ch NOTED WOMAN ARTIST Bis areriten', ic| RUN DOWN BY AUTO}, Salvation Army officers to It’s good enough for you; | ¢osts you only $1.00 2 week. Miss Randolph in Hospital, but A. , Expeets to Go Home To-Morrow, Mi ® S it 13 08 a d 15 08 $4.50 figured nainsook covered full size Comfortables............ceee. $2.08 Isses ul S; e n e A lot of full size white satin finish Bedspreads, scalloped edge with cut corners, ., . a Slight mill imperfections th for th ces—$3.50 kin 12,65, A special lot of Suits made by one of the best-known manufacturers tach, 84.50 kind at $3 49 ach; $5.00 kind Moree ee nod can for fine tailoring and well-cut garments. Of cheviot and heavy men’s Sutreay floor, Wee Bullding, wear serge, One style made in the smart Russian model, long coat with flare velvet collar. Other style the new long coat, piaited. The skiris are with yoke, others with plaited panel, Also an odd lot cf Suits, mostly one of a kind, $9.98. School Girls’ Dresses, $4.98, $6.98 and $7.50. $3.75 Hanging Mission Clocks, $2.49 Sizes 12, 43 and 47 years. Made especially for girls of these years. Simple Round, square and diamond shape dials, 8-day guaranteed move- and girlish. Perfectly’ straight lines, Plaited and plain tunics, with touch of | | Ment, hour and halt hour strike on cathedral gong, brass hands and plaid novelty ribbons on the belt or collar. Second firor, Central Building, raised brass numerals. EXGELSIOR SAVINGS BANK MONEY J Bite NOW BAVING Hudson River by Daylight All Bervice Daily Except Hunday. Direct Kali “onnections to all pointe tn “ y, Sent on ont the Catekiiis, Haratoga, the Adirondacks, 7 a the West and North. Muste, ra PERE EPR BPATS | Steamer “Washington Irving” ‘Teesdaye, Tharedaye, Saturdays, me. tues spect a n) Grace Kitz Randolph, member of an 4 clk old Virginia family, and an artist of prominenve, who was Injured by an automobile last evening at Fourth FROM yi ri a » $2.00 Imported Gas Lights, 98c = 2 _| Steamer “Robert Fulton THURSDAY SPECIAL Complete with burnef, mantle, inner chimney, gooseneck :nd opal outside st OVERCOATS, 2. Mondays, Wednesdays, tridays, lobe. utway floor, ¢ | Building, $1 DOWN” 3 Kate, Acta We 484. Bt io ———— MEN'S Cl Deo Be wae AL Myon? Warner Rustproof Corsets At $1.98 Instead of $3.50 NEW LOW BUST MODEL, medium high back, Made of bro- caded coutil, well boned, supporters attached. $3.00 Corsets, $1.49 American Lady and Rengo Belt Corsets, Three new models. Very low, me- dium and high bust effects, Medium long hip line, Made of white batiste, supporters attached. Rengo Belt for stout women, well boned, broad front eel. The New A. &S. Special Corset, 98¢ New medium low bust mode!, medium long hip line, Made of white coutil, supporters attached, trimmed with Ince, — sacon4 floor, Fulton street, Kast Building M.. landing at Weat Point, R » Pouglikespsiv.. Kingston Point by S| CatekiIL Hudaon and Albany. “All through tickets between New York aid Albany accepted Steamer “Mary Powell” THURSDAY SPECIAL Small Rugs~~-Specially Priced A SPECIALTY in the September Sale of Floor Coverings that has caused such a stir hereabouts. These are just examples of hundreds of small Rugs in an event that covers every good kind of I-loor Coy- rings: 27x52 Axminster Rugs. ’ i 50) 46x72 Velvet Rugs wWx5' Velvet Rugs.... - $4.85! sox03 Wilton Rugs. ... rs: ‘Toted floor, Kast Building, HuSHRenecesee “DIAMONDS ON CREDIT |? American Watch & Diamond Co.|Hudson River Day Line @ MAIDEN LANE. ‘Tel. 6867 Cort, (ALBANY DAY LINE.) it. SONS SE RECUR | —— | FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LET, Iron AMteambout Co - . r ty ND REPT Pad Unfurnished. a" Un indson x ‘A THURSDAY SPECIAL $1.75 Sewing Rocker for 87c BID YOU EVER IN YOUR LIFE before hear of a Sewing Rock- ing Chair or any other kind of a Rocking Chair at 87e? We do not |: THURSDAY SPECIAL $1.25 wt. Coffee Sets, 75c Of German China, 9 and 10 piece sets, prettily decorated in a rich pink floral design, green foliage and gold line; set consists of Cof- fee Pot, Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher, two Cups and Saucers and round or oval Trays. $1.45 American Cut Glass Whipped Cream Bowls, 98c Whipped Cream Bowls, a sparkling plece of sry handsomely cut in a combination of fine designs, finished with deep sca oped edge, wee he » Bir ay Poor, Contrar 7 ROOMS & BATH, $39 POX Ste Fr . PAPERIAL LeAatnéR COUCH | Leo PAT TEN LIN Every’ Purchase o; $52 or over Pa ' Neckw raneh, ni think we ever did. And this is a well-built, neat and attractive as well |, as comfortable Chair, natural finish, wood seat and flat spindle back. Think of it for less than one dollar, ear Wisbes La! AITREN, SON & ., Basra, o Bod ae wor, M $2.25 Bedroom Rocker, $1.13 Another marvel value—mahogany finish, cane seat and banister back, $2.50 Bedroom Rocker, $1.25 The third of the most remarkable Rocking Chalr bargains of many « day, White ename’, cane seat and spindle back, Fourth yy Canal ay A feaumes $47.60 | | sucicitereitces $17.59 ] sana $129.6) | i vart'oha 8 —nee aye urina ‘evening, Your Terms Are Our Ter? Are ¢ 1. SEAMSTRESS WANTED AT| f * J ° FOR FIVE DAYS To! BA UN . N-- 3d DO PERFECT COPYING, “gai Leded c aie aveuing Truss tba, Open tor EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, & PEGGY HOYT, 516 BTH AV, tniler