The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1914, Page 5

as Segoe pais ae) eS OAR + ® ‘ . avenues that did not eport its breadth of vivid color, One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street from the sub- THE EVENING WORLD, way bridge to East River was bridged HARLEM IN FESTIVE DRESS CELEBRATES jc at night. Francia Wright Clinton, the director of the Harlem |for to-day’s opening of the week of merrymaking. WATERS “Quality First” The Waters Piano presents the most attractive Proposition possible to all those who are looking for both piano quality and piano value. Also to those Week of Merrymaking Begins i i baby parade and the Little Mothers’ in a Blaze of Flags and doll parade, in which more than a | thousand children were acheduled to Streamers. ‘ bien were who want to be absolutely sure that they will get a A weak way Th pararapuls tore ) ]} geod, sweet~toned, durable piano hat will wear }!/,4Ry AND DOLL PARADE. |pine to designate the titure sta: well and give perfect satisfaction. e The Waters-Autola is a combinagion of the celebrated Waters Piano and the wonderful Autola Player and embodies every essential quality that the best player-piano should have. Judged by every known standard of excellence the Waters-Autola is the very highest type of player-piano construction. Very low prices and most liberal terms of payment are now offered and your old piano will be taken in exchange. Call and let us demonstrate all that we claim for the Waters Piano and the Waters-Autola or send postal for catalogue. Horace Waters @ Co. °(134 Fifth Ave., near 18th Street wettes, Following the real habice ts the place for the Little Mothers and their bisque infants, Each doll mother has her doll buggy decorated with ribbons and flowers. The joint parade is to form on One Hundred and T@enty-Afth street, two divisions at Third avenue, one at Lenox and one at Morningside ave- nue. The line of march in west on One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street to Lenox avenue, south ®n that thor- oughfare to One Hundred and Six- teenth street, east to Madison avenue and north on that avenue to Mount Morris Park. There is @ special stand, on which Mrs, John H. Parker and her aides will occupy the seats of the judaes and award prizes to the best-dreased babies and the moat beautifully deco- rated baby and doll carriages, —2— Society Women tn Suffrage Shap. Mrs. Norman deR. Whitehouse will open a shop at No. 663 Fifth avenue on Nov. 2 for Suffrage. Associated with her is Mrs. Ogden M. Reid. Mra. Wil- This Will Begin the Carnival To-Day and All Uptown Will Be Outefor It. All Harlem has dressed itself up and {a celebrating to-day the fete of the tercentenary. You'd think to look down on One Hundred and Twenty- fifth street from the elevated lines that when the Dutch started trade with the Indian brother 800 years ago he did it from a suttable site right in the heart of Harlem and that New York's cele. bration of {ts commercial birthday was confined exclusively to the dis- trict north of Cathedral Parkway. The hustling membera of the Har- lem Board of Commerce who have undertaken the week's festival— there's 150 of them on the special 127 W. 42d St., near Broadway ||| ommittes of celebration—had the/ Wit 2. SUE Nalttora Tinchot, Mew. FOUR Harlem Branch ‘Open Evenings) See aia Sere Aad. baatinnwhenl the Gioraray, Mra. Henry Wine ‘Mer. Mra STORES] 254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave, |]/sun came up this morning. Not | its have promined to ‘ako. turns me welling cits, literature, ribbons, badges and Mrs. onard M, Tl utantes to act as ushers and young, girls will be on hand daily. There store on One Hundred and Twenty- fifth street and up and down Eighth and Lenox avenues; not an apart- ment house on Fifth and Madison B. Altman & Cn. WILL OFFER EXCELLENT VALUES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) IN THE FOLLOWING: An Interesting Sale in the Misses’ Underwear Department (Second Floor) will consist of Misses’ and Children’s Blanket Robes and Misses’ Silk Petticoats at special prices. Bronx Branch (371 E. 149th St., near 3rd Ave. 01 be speechmaking there every day. Men’s and Women’s Twilled Silk Umbrellas (sizes 26 and 28 inches) With natural wood or mission-finish handles at see ew ee $2.00 Blanket Robes in blue or pink: In superior-quality silk, with novelty handles, Sizes 4 to 8 years . - « at $1.85 at ow ww le eS «S285 Sizes 10 to 16 years - at $2.75 & 3.00 Misses’ Silk Jersey Petticoats (36-inch length), in black and the desirable colors: With fancy plaited ruffle of messaline, $3.75 With plaited flounce of silk jersey, at 3.90 About 2,000 Pairs of Women’s Button Boots in broken range of sizes, but all in correct styles for wear during the present season, will be offered, irrespective of their former prices, at $4.75 per pair. A Sale of Leather Goods will comprise Traveling Bags, Suit Cases,. Women’s Hand Bags, etc., marked at unusually advantageous prices. Traveling Bags of russet sole leather, with leather lining; sizes 16, 17 and 18 inches, at $4.85 A Special Offering of Mahogany Art Furniture will be a feature of interest in the Department \ for Art Objects and Bricea-brac, on the | ‘Fourth Floor, consisting of the following wanted articles at decided price concessions: Traveling Bags of black crepe=g¢ with sewed frame and cor lining; sizes 16, 17 and 18 inches, Suit Cases of russet sole leather, with shirt fold; sizes 24 and 26 inches at $4.90 Palm Stands ’ « .e « at $3.50 Y? i Women’s Hand Bags of black cli or moire velvet; silk-lined and fitted fo, . . . ean © Serving Trays in vatious styles, with anus some marquetry inlay ; A at $6.50 purse and mirror : : : at Tip Tables, circular or octagonal, at $5.00 Vomen’s Plaited Hand- Tuckaway Folding Tables, i7 inches in seal, in Slach diameter at 58.00 Martha Washington Sewing Tables, p!si with single line or Sheraton . . . . . leather in b hand ee ae. a Sand with five fitt Also Folding Card Tables in mahogany finish, ith colored lining d ne with felt top . «© « » at $1.85 celluloid fittings . «© » at $4.85 Patrons desiring to reach the Store from the Grand Central Station or the Subway will find the new Entrance on Madison Avenue most accessible. Thtrty-Courth Stee Hitth Avenue - Madison Avenue, New York —Thirty-fifth Street ‘jee Carnival Committee, had the last) To-day's feature is the foint prize | ips: get Pr ONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1914. Ol STEAMER BRINDIL Mystery Surrounds the Probably Fatal Wounding of Boy Found Progress Also Being Made in Helpless in Woods. TRENTON, Oct. 26—David Lincola, Platuria Case—Diplomatic Exchanges Friendly. could have been aeif inflicted, fay |two days ensued, when th there were several other young men| Were repulsed with heavy loves, with Lincoln, Assistant Prosecutor English believes the boys were shoot- ing at @ target when the Game War- den surprised them, and that all ex- cept Johann ran. Lincotn, in trying | 66 to get bis revolver in his pocket, wae accidentally shot, the prosecutor thinke, __—>——— Bacad Pacha Beaton ta Spires. LONDON, Oct. 16—A despatch from inchange Telegraph Com- pany oa; it the newspapers there announced that Essad Pasha, who re- cently assumed the provisional Preal- dency of Albania, addressed to the Gov- ernment of Epirus an ultimatum order- ing the evacuation of North Mpirus and, receiving no reply, ordered an invasion of the country, A fierce fight lasting HALLANAN DRY GOODS CO., Ine. Sa Beet aod tn Kies Watch Wednesday's Paper for Our Ad. SPECIAL $9.0 '9, 521° 99.59 SPECIAL Pilied Book of Serety Coupons FOR nineteen years old, of this place, te dying in the McKinley Hospital with ® punctured right lung and shattered spinal column, and detectives begaa An {nvestigation to-day on the theory that he was shot in @ duel, although he declares he shot himself acct- dentally. Game Warden Loveless b a ehot in the Five Mile Woods | yester. day, and found Frank Johann, nine- teen, with @ revolver in hi He arreated the youth, and when he returned to the woods came on the Unconscious form of Lincoln, whi been shot in the eack. There wi revolver with an empty cartridge in it beside him. ‘The police do not believe the wound | WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—President | Wilson expressed confidence to-day | that the American tank steamer Brin- jdilla, captured by a British cruiser, | soon will De released. | He sald Progress was being made in the negotiations over the Platuria, another captured tanker, but that he did not know what the outcome would be. ‘Tho President dencribed the diplo- matio exchanges with Great Britain over the tank steamers as friendly, and said he was satisfied that the eit- uation would be cleared up. ———— BLACKJACKED IN HIS HOME. | an truck Himon the A H Py with « blackjack. ‘The blow. di stun him, and 4 Lord & Taylor Murray Hill 9000 Fitth Avenue, 38th Street, ath Street Founded 1896 Exceptional Values in Neckwear 8 Handkerchiefs Guimpes, Vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets and Collars b $5.05 W omen’s and Misses’ Knit and Silk Underwear At the Following Special Prices Silk ahd Cotton Vests and Tights Usually $1.00 each} Joc Net or organdy, hand embroidered. each Regular and extra sizes. Usually $1.50 eac Union Suits All shapes and sizes. “La Militaire” Collars Of velvet, combined with fur and flowers, Usually $8.95 “La Deauville” Motor Veil or Scarf } In street or evening shades. Usually $5.00 $3.95 Crepe-de-Chine and hiberty Silk Flowered Scarfs ' Usually s0.s0)87.45 Union Suits } Of fine cotton, medium weights. Usually $1.00) 7.5¢ Milanese Silk Vests and Bloomers Vests, band top, plain— Usually $1.75 Vests, band top, embroidered— Usually $2.25 Bloomers— Usually $2.25 Second Floor $1.00 Usually $1.50 Women's Imported Initial Handkerchiefs $1.50, $2.00 &% $2.75 per dozen Men's Imported Initial Handkerchiefs $1.50, $2.75, $3.75, © $5.50 per dozen Women’s Imported Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs Solid colora and white with color combinations. 25¢ & soc each Street Floor W omen’s Footwear Exceptional Offerings Smart Dress and Street Footwear Usually $5.00 $3.95 An Extensive Stock of Street & Dress Footwear Strictly hand made. $6.50 Usually $8.00 to $10.00 } lot Practical Suits for Boys Exceptional at the Price The Popular Oliver Twist Model Trousers of serge and corduroy in navy and brown; white washable blouse, double breasted effect, with new shaped sailor collar. Sizes 8 to 7years........ Fourth Floor Special The ‘‘Myrod’’ Shoe $2 85 A Revelation in Footwear Special Introductory Price $5.85 Special Sale of English Ivory Toilet Articles Second Floor Stamped Dresses . Ch ‘ld Usual Prices Sale Prices s for “iaren Hair Brushes...81.75 €% $2.25. 007 Bn35 8 $r85 The Art Section directs attention to its splendid showing of | | Afirrors........ 81.25 &F $3.50....+ - 85c & $2.50 stainped needlework and especially to the large assortment COMBS. cc cvaweuwcaenne® 17 SeppAno a saaniee sae of stamped dresses for children, now on display. All are “ wale os beautifully piade of excellent quality materials—chambray,| | Manicure Pieces. .......eseeeees Special, each, age lawn, poplin, pique, linens, ete. Sizes 1 to 12 years. Cloth Brushes... 81.50 &F $1.75....6.81.35 YF $r.50 Coc, 00, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 lo $5.00. Hat Brushes.....$1.00 & $69F. 00005 850 F $rirg Fourth Floor Street Floor