The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1914, Page 13

_|PRESDDENT TO OPEN | RED CROSS BAZAAR B TELEGRAPH TO-NIGHT te ett fn the Growtl Pine ne ton in the White House at 8 o'clock to-night which will set in motion a . |Government coinage machine in- stailed in the Grand Central Palace, and thereby officially open the Red Cross Bazaar and Universal Market 100, 2Be the Rox, i Heh REG Pills, 208 Centre Street, WORLD “WANTS” WORK WONDERS. On your way home today — get a package of the newest tid-bit: WRIGLEYS DOUBLEMINT. CHEWING GUM Here is something that will tickle the palate of Peppermint lovers. And it’s double strength— long lasting—lots of “Pep”! Its double wrapped and sealed, so it’s always at its freshest. ‘With each 5 cent package fs a United Profit - Sharing Coupon — good for valuable presents. You get double value—and delight for the whole family—the cost is a mere nothing —5 cents! United Coupons now come also with The Right Victrola Rightly Priced We have specialized in Victor terms Since all Victor prices are everywhere the same, we decided to make Simpson-Crawford’s easy to pay—the easiest in New York. If a $15 model or any style up to the $200 Victrola is right for your needs we have mode its purchase terms right for your purse. _ Study These Special Terms: 50 cents a week|80 cents a week (about 7 cents a (ay) | (about 11 cents a day) buys a $15 Victrola. |buys a $25 Victrola $1.00 a week $1.25 a week (about 14 cents a day) | (about 17 cents a day) buys « $40 Victrola, |buys a $50 Victrola. $1.75 a week $2.00 a week about 25 cents a day) | (about 28 cent, juys a $100 Vi-trola. | buy $2.50 a week buys this $200 Victrola Victor Department Fourth Floor | 10 ata of the tamntnies of reservists, as President Wilson will press a but- | \ over to the Red Croas. | or other trinkets will be accepted. well as of relief work in the war sone. The first medal struck from the machine will be sent by relays of Boy Scouts to the President as a pgp le verything from Russian caviar to Pret Ae and potatoes will be on sale while the list of entertainments |Tanges from tango and motion plo- ‘ture exhibitions to operatic selections by well known singers and band con- corte. ‘The use of the building and the ser- vices of the entertainers and those tn ve all been pledged for nothing so that not a penny of the! earnings will go to administrative expenses. Every cent will be turned Miss Mabel Boardman, head of the American Red Cross Society, will be the principal guest, and Mrs. Joho Pyrroy Mitchel, Mrs. Dudley Field Malone, Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge and Mrs, Nelson Henry will be among those in the receiving line. Col. Oliver &. isridgiman bas ob- tained for the bagaar the Literest of the Third Ambulance Corps, N. G. Y., which will give an First Sergt. Thomas Wilson says bi command will furnish @ complet equipment of an ambulance corps. ‘The cominanding officer will be Capt. Leander H. Sherer. Another interesting feature will be the Vacation Committee booths, in charge of Miss Gertrude Robinson Smith, This committeo has sent out an appeal for scraps of linen or old tton materials now being used for dusters, furniture covers, &c., to be converted into banda, No rags} are too old or torn to seless, as pieces of material 12 inches square, so ragged they would be considered of no value, can be ma to serve der At @ cotton corner society girls will be in attendance In cotton frocks, os Genevieve Clark, Lucy Burleson, daughter of the Postmas- Callie Hoke-Smith, daughter of the Georgia Senator, and Nona McAdoo, daughter of Secretary McAdoo, will come from Washington to preside at this booth. The bazaar will continue with af- ternoon and evening sessions until Oct, 31, Admission will be 10 cents. { Baby Carriages 922.50 Reed Pullman Carriages, made of round reed; designed borders; uphol tered with the best quality of corduroy, Heavy reed roller body ard ood; flexite steel spring, steel tubuiar $15 Baby pushers, heavy rubber tied wheels; ipepecial... Speciale On Sale 9 A M. to 12 Only All Wool aap Messalines We have a large stock of the ular yarn dyed messalines w have that soft) robe finish; choice of the most wanted Fall shadings, also black; value special, ‘3 2c td at, yard. . Ss Real leather, crepe grain, n plated frame: ‘poplin silk lined; ittings, mirror, perfume bottle, owder box and purse; p $1.48 panier handle; ex- cellent value at Malin Floor, Landers, Frary & Clark Carving Set . Knife and fork; back andles; value 69c Main Floor, Underskirts Made of excellent quality warm flannelette; in light striped effects, with scalloped edging. 35¢ value, at. Second Floor Ribbons Moire edge taffeta, stripes, checks, warp print and other fancy ribbons; 44 and 5 ins 14c wide, U auelly 29; special, at, yard Main Floor. io | I I iG ’ * Boys’ Suits Neat fancy iots and cas- simeres, in gray d brown orfolke models, with stitched and pate ch pockets, Extra tact, 92.98 Cluny Laces Large assortment of white and Cluny laces, edges and in- s to match; all desi Suitable for trimming contre pieces, 1 Oc burned. {atreet at Second avenue. were fired and d'Angelo fell into the doorway of a barber shop at No. 308 East Twenty-ninth street. seen as he fell by Collogero Bugsi, a journeyman barber, who says, how- ever, that he did not see the shoot- Ing. The shots were fired at #0 closs @ range that the back of the left hand of the murdered man was pow Policeman Thomas Mahan of the Ho was THE EVKENANG WURLD, *HUKOVAL, VUTUbKK 's2, 1914. MOVING PICTURE MAN SHOT DEAD NEAR SCENE OF ANOTHER ASSAULT George J. d'Angelo, @ moving pic- ture operator, was shot to death at §.80 o'clock this morning In the crowd- ed Italian district on Twenty-ninth Two shots the avenue at Twenty-seventh street, | dacy and In the Bleventh for Willtlam L. two blocks away, when he heard the| soe, candidate for re-election. To-mor- row Secretary Wilson will spenk in St. | Francois County and on Saturday in shots. He ran to the scene as fast as he could. There was no sign the murderer, Other policemen ant detectives quickly followed him. Cel- lara, stores and the roots of neirby buildings were searched without tho police getting a trace of the assassin. Nobody was found who had seen tha murder, ‘In a pocket of the dead man was tor, accompanying which wos hit photograph, Ho was thirty years old His’stickpin was a amail skull! On the same corner that the shoot ing took place James Lassalle was shot on the afternoon of Sept. 20. Sal crime, and a case of felonious assault {a @till pending against him. ————>___ Secretary Wilson Stampa Miseourt. ST. LOUIS, Oct, 22.—Willlam fh. wil. Wilson's Cabinet, ts scheduled to open his campaten in favor of Missourt's | Democratic Congressional candidates by two speeches here to-night. He will t Thirty-fifth street police station | speak in the Tenth Congressional Dia- guiding school children acrors trict in behalf of F. M. Ci candl- FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR MAMMA, DAD, BABY, “CALIFORNIA SVRUP OF FIGs” Better than calomel, oil or salts for liver, bowels and stomach. delicious mands. stomach, liver an: without ‘giping. You take a fiette at night and in the morning all the foul, const Mother, dad pthin, and the children can always keep feeling fine by taking thi laxative as occasion de- cleanses bowels so thoroughly else he bowels gently move Ww awaken all headache, models 75c & En A Colors: REGULAR VALUES mbre Collars, man, Neckfixin Dainty Pleated Collar and Cul Pique Collar and Cuft aa, foul teste, Brocaded Velour Portieres breath, fever and digziness is gone: yo stomach is aweet, liver and bowels cic: and you feel grand. *Californi rup of Figa’ family | eryone from ance to} baby can safely no one is ointed in its pleasant action the rections and for and be ests, and all sorta of dainty at 23c Organdie, many styles, or Organdte. The Kind Regularly Sold at $12.50 Friday, Pair, *9.75 Of a very good grade serim, her lace edge, in white and Arab outfit ut less than the usual pri ] every window, but you save the curtains, as there is no pinning or —yjnst attach the fixtures and the curtains ar to hang. Beautiful Velour Portieres, with brocaded borders; plain or figured centres, lined with self-color mercerized tapestry. brown, red, rose, Colonial Valance Curtains blue, green and olive. ATTRACTIVE WINDOW TREATMENT COMPLETE tal. $ Special, *1.19 titched and with pot only buy this p and save 61.00 on labor of making v Clearance 4 Sale of Sample Rope & Band Portieres t% Regular Prices All Rope and Band Portieres displayed on our sample racks will be marked half price. ortiere is full nize, in all colors, every an early Meat Fourth We advise Flour, y selection, as the best are sure to go first. { found his license as a moyis operi- |! vatore Faposito was arrested for that | | son, Secretary of Labor in President | Cape Girardeau. May Help if You Have Tube: Proper diet, habite ald persone suffering culoats, Often more Is need Alt that Hekman’s he about many it id in thie case ie Ne Wr law fresh ale and tem) reulosis from T ed. Re erative r hae) Read Infants’ Pajent Colt Bw ” Educator. Made im Misses’ and Infants’ Meat ie Pewems Con Dalle af, Black Kid and Russia Calf. Bent Bones That Were ood By Pointed PoINn TED is are what make all be bi Straight Bones ‘« bunion: Hitteets fatig ete., be ills that feet are heir to. | | That Would Entice You to Pay as High as $10, worth it too. _ Special at*5.00 4: The sort of hats that display an indescribable smartness and chic usually found in French hats or in their clever replicas. the undeniable skill and daring originality of our unmatchable corps of artist designers, who are masters of the millinery art. comprises large and medium sailors, large flaring hats, tricornes and stunning close fitting turbans. Unparalleled in any part of the city at $5.00. WMlinery Salon, Keeond Floor—We Give and Kederm Surety Coapons New Neckwear Styles Choice at 59c collar and Cuff Sets of Pique, plain or button trimmed. Organdie Sets, hemstitched, plain or embroidered. Beautiful French or Oriental Lace Ver ed or Lace Trimmed Organdie in the new pleated styles, s, Special Beta.) Venta of Much crec Women and tan. Usually sol sewn, at suede and capeskin. Main Hoor—' \{$27.50 Axminster Rugs Size O12, Pxtra heay: three of the best known States, w and the hy ling of the Included in thix lot at 845.00 Rugs woven yarns aud dyes, ina large hewest patts Nairn’s Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd, Value 1.25, Abse full rolls, ly Design public plac Sq. In a large metrical designs, suita the home and public this sale, square yarc ‘We Give and Redeem Barety Coupons) Fourth Floor—We Give and Redeem Sarety (oypons ye) ————— (-) — (-) —__— (. Bayt) Crawtord, 6th Ave., 19th and 20th Streets— Telephone, The main showing *s Glace Kid Gloves REGULAR $1.25 VALUES OFFERED TOMORROW Special at, Pair, 85c Women’s @-clasp glace, overseam sewn, in black, Also women’s l-clasp white washable doeskin, P. K. A Famous Make—Men’s Gloves Men's sample glove nes are guarantees for newest Fall patterns in copies of Orlental and all-over deaigns, suitable for all rooms of the home. 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs suitable for Regularly $88.50 nnd €40.00, Long Wearing Linoleums the latest and can be used for . kitchen and halls and|from full re 49c & 59c XXX Cork Linoleum, variety of tile and geo- roomy, good-looking Educators today. See that Epucator is branded on the sol nafhe guarantees you the correct orthopaedic lets your feet grow ire intended, Rice & Hutehi Makers of All-Anv Mayfair Shoes for Women, RICE & HUTCHINS NEW YORK CO., NEW YORK, RICE & HUTCHIN: DU MeES As0.us, par. one, beautiful gifts by your filled books worth of any department, Victrolas. Stunningis THinmied Fall Millinery Morning Specials On Sale 9 A, M. to 12 Only ‘Special; ent ing Special; and percale. all sizes in this lot, reek, others with tunic, No mail orders filled. Value $1.00 nn OCONEE Values up to to fill mail greens. medium bust, long well boned, with stro white 85c dd at 81.25, for the #2 value able figure; «In this lot we have Value $1.50 and 82.00. We Give and Kedeem Surety Coupons mocha, 85c Made of excellent Kray pizes 26 to SM. well-woven Rugs from Value 92.89; spec: ufacturers of the United §19,75|& Mai colors, Size 4.9 x 10.6, Special at, 917.73 are“a few Rugs valued idxl. Slight imperfec from the finest worsted as oil spots, telection of this season's patterns. Values uj all roots the Size Bx 10.6 Special at 927.75. | | special at “Extra Large 87C perfect and sand color Heavy Enamelled 7 : Linoleum, sq.¥a, 44C Regularly 5c, Every yard guar anteed absolutely perfect and cut of and feet, Large variety mail or phone orders, Special at, pair the 37C designs, on's lates Yd, Smart velvet sleev: wble for all rooms in Ae Special for 37c. sre navy and brown, also black. Special at. 2100 Ghelsea a ‘That Grew St In Educator Shoes [/PUCATORS prevent, relieve or free your feet from bent bones, om, feet’ grow as they should, Get your whole family (men, women and children) into $1.35 to $5.50. which + 15 High Street, Boston. and Signet Shoes for Men, and Retailers can be supplied at wholesale from stock on our floor. SOLD BY MOST GOOD DEALERS EVERYWHERE Save Surety Coupons until the holidays and obtain merchandise from Child’s Set 3 pieces: knife, fork and spoon; ut up in attractive ; silver plated; morn- House Dresses Odd lot of House Dresses in lawn We cannot promise Women's Petticoats Fall Corsets Made of strong coutil, low and porters attached, Suit- average Boys’ Sweater Coats All Linen Napkins y of fine Irish linen in attractive patterns Pp to 81.25 for by dozen; 39c ‘Second Floor Main Fieor, Velvet Basques eless (basque) vests; very chic and dainty ¥ 4 worn over gown or blouse. Colors That N.Y. CATOR redeeming for $2.50 excepting « 19¢c Some square it’ SOC B8e. Odd lot of colored petticoats. Not all colors in this lot, so we will be unable 29c skirt effect; ng hose sup- 97Cc grade wool mixed yarn, in maroon, navy and “V neck and Ae collars 1.45 inisthreads) or odd Size” Silk Hosiery Women’s pure heavy thread silk stockings; double silk garter tops Sold regularly * $1, 0; sizes 9, 936, 10 oH 1044. 1.25 1.89