The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1914, Page 11

VANISHED OFF ~ PIER WITH YOUTHS urser of Momus Saw Miss , Woodcock of Toronto Leave Vessel. * Mig Edna Woodcock, a pretty girl! of twenty-four, daughter of Mrs. W. & Woodcock, a wealthy widow, cf No. $6 Constance street, Toronto, Canada, Qrrived here last Monday on the South. Pacific steamship Momus from (Orleans, walked off the ship in com- pany with two young men, both of | Yhom had been extremely attentive to Ber on the voyage, and disappeared. Her departure preceded by only a jute or two the arrival at the pier gt Mrs. Josoph Davis, wife of a law- yer of No. 191 South street, Jersey City Heights, and an old friend of the girl, to whom Miss Woodcock had written, asking that her friend meet her on the pier. The girl was a stranger “- New York.. She was on her way bome from Los Ange'es, where sho spent Several months. She wrote Mrs. Davis she would wait in her stateroom until s. Davis arrived. F. 4. Kibbo, tne purser, said, however, she was one of the first Jassengers to leave the ship. He gave Mrs. Davis the names of the young men who accompanied the girl and Mrs. Davi. turned them over to the police in the hope that the vs, when found, can tell something Mise Woodcock's whereabouts. All three came from Los Angeles, accord- ing to Kibbe's understanding, making the journey by rau to New Orieans, where thoy boarded the Momus. One Of the young men, the purser understood, was on his way to Princeton to resume his college course and the police of that town have been asked to look him up. Mrs, Davis notified Mrs. Woodcock, Wdt the mother is waiting in her ome, for Miss Woodcock was to have left to-day for her home and the mother still hopes that, though | she failed to visit irs, Davis, ane| may yet come home. The girl is stixat, weighing only | 115 pounds and standing about five! feet four inches. She is dark, with brown hair and hazel eyes and’ wore, when she left the Momus, a green! y skirt, white coat and waist ck hat with a feather in it, She carried a suit case and a hand- | | Jeoeeisctaenes SAYS SIX IN HOSPITAL | WERE KILLED BY SHELL | FIRED BY GERMAN GUNS. | "LONDON, Sept. 30 (Associated Press). | In a despatch from Antwerp the cor- reapondent of Reuter's says four wound- ed men and two women were killed by a ahell which plerced the roof of & hos- pital at Lierre ye: esterday 4 tar Ger- man rdment. ward, hn! the wounded men lay was GRAND Rapins| et 2 OPENS AN cnr REDIt TEKMS 8B Pen "50/96 Powm $10) 5 bowen 75 8, Down 159 @pen Weadsy and saterdey Reena ST. L STATION AT CORNER FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE. 7 RET. 103 &104 ST. Food to Eat and Food for Thought! you have no family hearthstcne 4 are dining here and there, e’S a nervous strain upon you, mm which you should beware. some homelike boarding place, sir, Were the cooking is superb, congenial people iain you, World ads. RUSH—that’s the verb. ‘AND DON'T TORGET THAT WORLD “BOARD WANTED" ADS. BRING QUICK AND GRATIFYING RESUL’ J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. THE BIG STORE” Born sioeSs SIXTH AVE., ISTO! 7 STREET ‘MAIN BUILDING Neweat yh Bg enede trom | and wc i piste BY THEODORE BENDIX TRING OncitesrRA. on Surre a COATS end WRAPS trom 0m 00! Noi Lace Remmanis‘Mewnchags and Allovers Si ferment mialel a iy ‘Sale Price, Be cr Bargains in Knitted Underwear} | Best Sale Announced in Years | ee For Men, Women and Children Mountainous Stocks of Fine Garments at Prices New Yorkers Have Never Before Seen in October The following well-known mills are represented nderwear Co.—New England Knitting Mille—Coope' English Underwear Mille—Swan Brand (Switzerland) Mille—Richelieu MilleUnion Mills Globe Knitting Mills—Wright’s Health of Knitted Underwear. plan Cowon Vers and Drawere—heavy, ne quality, slightly fleeced re and extra dy long or oo sleeves, 29 hirh of low nec! ic 5] and were—heavy or medium weight; anew shirts have single or double breast; usually 798, Men's Lisie Thre: and Balbriggan imported Shirts and bleak medium and li le weights; usually to $1.75; at... ton Combination Suits—aiso lisie thr it lly $1.25 to $2 . ‘Drawere— izes up to $2; at 39c Men's Fine Worsted Shirts and Drawers—steam shrunk; medium 98 weight; natural gray; excellent qua Bersted ic ed od ag pe buttons; all 98 Men's Heavy Sit taped seams; double gi 98c Drawers—gray; heavy sizes; at. Men’ Perfeet-Fitting “Roxford” Union Sults—hand- finished; ecru or natural gray cotton; splendidly made; all sizes; at...... Men's Camel's Hair or Natural Wool Shirts an weight; single or double breast and back; all im shrunk; taped se: reinforced gu: j finished with pearl buttons Ate. Men's CI hamols-Finish Fine Soft Cotton Shirts or Drawere— not irritate most sensitive skin); excellent quality; at Lal! 's pe teen Wool Ribbed Combination Suits—he: Jnahrinksble English Natural Wool Shirts or Drawere— “$ lium ; peasy: ere go ood quality; Austr: hirts and Dri shrank? ? shirts in rtpleodyh style, $1.96; it style on le le jatural Gray Wool Ribbed Union Sulte—medium or heavy 89 45 weight; steam shrunk; all hand-finished; at... 5 uality ; in doub! MAIN BUILDING Women’s and Misses’ $14.75 to $19.50 Fall Coats=*] 0,75 Only 150 Coats in the sale—not nearly enough, we're afraid, for the women who will want them. There are fine serges, cheviot and zibelines—the best fabrics of the season. And there are soft tweeds in stunning color effects. Sale Tomorrow only. ‘MAIN BUILDING: Swift’s Premium Hams, lb.22¢ And Other Specials in the Grocery | Mail and’ Phone Orders F ‘Phone Chelsea bhiveg Cereals Cohee tbs. Awe roasted daily ad anger FAN |ARACAIBO 28 Je phe || rd "THAR ree 48 on mined 9 ° 400 re Specials ioe at yids low scorcH et aba . best FAMILY, THAS— PEAS 83.20; IMP TAPIOCA. 76s ROLLED FCATMEAL 45 CORNMEAL.38¢ GENUINE MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE—sepa- fale or blended to or. MACARONI or spa- aia ent Juice— wei tatty Pe 46c Teste antes B 27; e| 8 EST QUALITY POTATOES dos, 82. 5: M4 ——120-1b. bag, reg, 402 bottle..... bushel, 60 tbe. ‘8.’ OBS New Tomatoes UES BRAND SOLID- ED TOMA 5 sort Wile SUGaR- ||! BARTLETT PEARS—tor ie {te 78s 87c Preserving; B-quart basket., GREENING APPLES— ALITY S-quart lc 275: : COOKING PEARS ao W's see guert pester BUC NEW CRAB APPLES— GLENMORE RSD RIPE TOh FANCY SECKEL PEARS PURE BREAKFAST COCOA —freehly ground; 4'% ibe, bt . JAPANESE large fat Flo GOLD MEDAL FLOUR PILLSBURY'S —XXXX ai, 7 ip: Zlc MON — Fountain quality Columbia = River Bem refined g' FIESTA, BRAND Catt. 75; nat on 15C 7olb, Dag, raacites. i 48c Sold at these special vices only with Grocery Women’s Ribbed ear Vests, jere— extra fine quality; W Tights, Drawers and Vests—tine cotton; hand-finis! ae medium weight; ribbed or heavy weight; fleeced ‘Women’s Fine hibbed White Cotton Combinauon duite—all 5) low or high ‘peaeds silk trimmed; hand-finished; Baines or 79. extra sizes; at. Women's %4-Wool Kibbed Vests, Drawets or Tighto—hand-finieh low or high necks; at Women’s Perfect Fitting Combination Sulte—extra ‘five, li orton; all ae ges knee or neh Tengihs regula it or medium ilk trimmed at neck and armtoles; at %4-Wool Perfect-Fitting Ri~hed Comb! medium and heavy weight; all sha: zee; at nee ‘8 Silk and Wool Vests, Drawers or Tighte—ribbed; hand- $ 1. 25 finished; handsomely trimmed; at Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton Combinatio lte—plaln or eseed:; $s low or high neck models: aa trimme me 25 Fleeced rer or Plain Shirts or ; Deawers—satural gray or shat finished; joo gussets; trimmed with Las A9c natural gray; pend Men's Fine Cotton somely trimmed; all sizes; wig ‘MAIN BUILDING: The Best Ginghams in America Women’s New Plush * Tricorne 1 25 Hats, at, All the rage now. Ten most ap- proved shapes for your choice. Black only. At the same price, more of the NEW LARGE SAILORS made with erect-pile silk plush, crowsi with soft tops and silk velour brims, finished with flange. Ginghams Here, Tomorrow, @ yard The name “Ami 4s applied to Gingham, is a ROUSLHOLD ‘WORD in this country. There are no tener Gingtams mad range of color: and de:igns. Fall Home Furnishings ; Big Sales of Sanford’s Rugs $29.50 Axminster Rugs (Size 9x12), at $19,50|_ The very choicest ot the new sea- A special purchase from S. Sanford Sons of high-cl “seconds,” but the defects, Dinner Sets 100-piece Fine Porcelain Sets—includ- ing soup gold border design > 5 ‘orcelain Sete—in- 100 piece “Dine 7 These were classed slight that we find t difficulty wear in any way. ite—all ‘hand-| 4 :—Roxford Mills—Harvard Mills—La Tosca Mille—‘‘Duo-Fold” Underwear Co.— x Underwear Mille—Lackwanna— one Many Other Notable Producers Miseen’, Boys’ and Children’s Vests, Pantalettes and Drawers—white, 19 ecru or natural; 2c additional for every size upward from. . Size 20, at Ic and vy natural gray fleeced; extra = 4 30 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pantalettoa—white ¢ or, 2 natural gray; Sc additional for every size upwayd from Size 18, at Be Youths’ and ene Lopate and Drawers—e: ial sizes; at bed Worsted eey or pps eB; at.. Boys’ Fine Wool Vests, coved oe natural gray; 8c additional for e from.. sid ad 18, at 25 boys, C7 en's Pericet-Fiting Comoinauon Sulle—cream color or atural Nee cotton; slightly Heocoe ll sizes up to 16 49 Drawere—plain Boye] na Bray) ide Te tidy hene made; ejaeen an to 34; eesaty, Te Bald aad uae sen ly in white or sprees I grays Se adi upward fr Ree orsted tural gayi ‘sises up to 34 chi Misses’ an id Children's Fine Rib! Wool Vests and Pantalettee—hand- finished and Maceoiey essed pay Se “avitenal for oe. size 55c ose Size 20, at ination Sulte—perfect titi or an ways § Sc additional for every size upward from......... - Size 20, Children's Combination Sults—white i handsomely trimmed; 5¢ additional for every y size wy Size 20, at Youths and Ribbed Fine Worsted Union Sults— § -Hinished: ah all siven to 18 vears: at..... natural 1.05 ia * Women’s °3, *3.50 & °4 Fall Shoes, at *1.95)/5 All the shoes have hand-turned or Goodyear-welted soles. leathers comprise: PATBNT LEATHER BUTTON, weer toa, sloth tops PATENT LEATHER BUTTON, dull kid ig oot GUN: META e IN, lain toe, cloth top; PATENT LEATHER BUTTON, 4 toe, cloth LP irons 1A CALF BLUCHER; ‘BROWN SUEDE IN; GRAY SUBDE AND IN ALLITION: Women’ with vampe of patent leather, decks of black Celluloid covered Spanish Cuben heelar “ATi Galter Pack Putton Shoes or brocaded cloth, hi ‘A full range of elzes and widi Great Sales in Annex Building Lace Curtains fer son's patterns. Two specimen ex- 6 if ther o | cellent values: in finding them. Nothing the rae Fak ata Atel ‘9.85 lain Sete—in- $24.50 Seamed Axminster Rugs (Size9x12) At #14,.75|_ "ete Lace Curtains. design. . 3.75 Pate Irish Point § s Slightly mismatched in design and coloring; appearance and general § 12.75 serviceability nor aflected in the Teast, 2. 95 Lace Curtains Three of the Great Big Bargains for Tomorrow i in Furniture $10 (2-Inch Continuous Post) White Enameled Bedsteads Splendid design, in white enamel, as illustrated; 5 %- inch sg rods; Buffets mirror, drawer, large case; "Specials in Our Popular Oil Heaters Japan trimmed; 3 qt. oil tank; e: 09 one Nickel trimmed: Loe oll operate. ot335 moka and odorless vee, $3.35 5 gt. oil tank; nickel trimmed; smoke- $ thes and odorless... 3. 50 Sun Oak Parlor Coal Stove—burns coal or wood ; center grate; not on the “bias,” 5 qt. oil tank; No. 11—10 inch Fire Pot, $4.80 No, 13 —~ 12 inch Fire Pot ....$6 No. 15 —14 center brac inch Fire Pot, $7.46 Wagner Curtain No 1716 bolted corners; inch Fire cross gual Pot, $9.85 Be ressers 515 Golden Oak As illustrated; apartment-house size,42 inches long, 20inches deep; made of oak with French-plate 10x30 inches; 1 linen 2 small drawers and Curtain Stretchers An assemblage of the best makes of curtain produced. Newest kinds of c stretshere—those that will stretch ‘‘straig Siar or Ts stationary’ nickel self-locking corner Dewey Curtain Stretchers—2 34-inch | ind 50 tionary pins; bolted corners; hinge i! center; easel back; at.. mt Sirete P. enter t Breen °2.75 Kd 18 Golden Oak Dressers As illustrated; 22x42- inch top, 22x28- inch French plate mir- ror; 5 small and 2 long drawers; all wood trimmings; top ff drawers swell breast 12. 50 Housewares Department High-Grade Aluminum Wares 20c 944 in. Ple Plates; at Pudding Pans; 40c 4 pt. Pudding Pans; at riz feet; 1 frame; nic hel: a brass pins; bol inches apart; ited corners, garter orase tivet- $1.25 Double Rice or Cereal Bollers—at..... 90¢ $1.25 Tea Pote— 2-pint; at 85¢ T5c Lipped Sauce Lbs f pint; at. L 50 90¢ Berlin Sauce RE at. 90 ai Sauce Pans—wit! covers \t. ST evans TOE | $1. a Percolating Coffee Pots' - aur glass top; ne $1.35 24-inch frame; back; double Specials MAIN BUILDING Boys’ Balkan and Norfolk Pin Lg and mixtures; 1 “pappkaaiuel te Playing Cards— ' tascin- § ating racing game . Se Vacut at... Women's 75 Crochet combination colors *, pink, lavend: ind bik all sizes 3 to $12.60 ‘Trimmed Hate—bleck me hh Bhim with ostrich Leroy flounce; cia and Miases’ Bathrobes—m: aeken Locadtdl EL it 50 = ins. wide $2 Dress Crepe—44 a y 39 ‘ool Hiderdown— " 29¢ Plat Embroidered Pi gee and aloes $1.50 Broadcloths—biack and autumn colors; Sah $1.50 Silk-and-W. * D250 Women's or Misses’ Solid Sliver Small Watches— 8 2.75 3 ied Berry | ase’ Shiver Plated Sugar ‘Spo ver~ Butter Knives— vd at Desk Clocka— 15¢ 19 * “Toy” China Tea Ly os beauti- fully decorated ; extra li jects; each ANNEX BUILDING— HOME FURNISHINGS a2 tek Cut Glam dng $ ch Cut Glass Fern’ Dish— with fern and $ 5 at Ginsa Foot. § i pacer 89 we Seaton ss 0 4 *Souea 1,95 bared Serim Curtains— $ 50 380! emiiched Serim— 25¢}