The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1914, Page 15

at ‘ , ant when {1 returned the verdict tp- it i Kelpny: MAYOR'S OPPOSITION | GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR 2 RES WSSSTIASN ND DANORUFE— TQ THE RIE min gl jl ee thin, faded, bring back its color and Justre. Within ten minutes after an ‘appli. cation of Danderine you cannot fin « e lustre, softness and luxuriance. single trace of dandrut or felling hair, Get a 25. ‘cent bottle of Knowlton’s' your evalp will not itch, but what | Danderine from any drug store or counter, and prove that your hair is pretty and soft as an: it it has been | neglected or ye by careless treat. | ment—that’s al surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it me you will just try @ little Danderine.—Advt, at Both Brooklyn Stores ——— e 9 ference how dull, faded, brittle and! seraggy, just moisten a cloth with Dan- | derine and carefully draw it through! your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is amating—your hair | will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an incom: Teacher in ‘are Says She is| Martyr in Giving Up Better Job. will please you most will be after a few weeks’ use, when you sec new hair, fine and downy at Lier agra really new Miss Grace C. Strachan, the mill. hain wing all over the scalp. tant District Superintendent of! A little Danderine immediatel Schools whose active candidacy tor | doubles the beauty of yourbair, No dite the vaeant position of Associate City Superintendent recently called forth an expression of opposition from: Mayor Mitchel, withdrew from the race to-day. She takos the stand that should she continue to seek the Position she would embarrass those members of the Board of Education who favor her candidacy, but might Mot feel justified in voting against the publicly proclaimed principles of the Mayor, Miss Strachan announced her rel Falton, cor. Brige Street, and 1329-31 breadway. we, Gates Ave. \Brooktya Thursday Bargains in Smart Blouses U Model itlustrated is an exact copy ofan expensive B.ouse ot heavy crepede caine, (r.mmed wilh faile lace boar drawal in a characteristic lettor to Thomas W. Churchill, President of | the Board of Education, in which she declares that although she ceases to be a candidate srlely because of the; Mayor's opposition, she does not ac- knowledge that his criticlem was fair. Her letter concludes: “Believing, as I do, that as a can- Gidate I represent not only the wo- men of our public schools, but the women of the city, the State and the nation, who are striving, actively or passively, for fair administration of government, I would like to stay in the race until the last ballot was gounted, even if I knew that when the last vote was taken there would ve but one ballot bearing my name. There would be some satisfaction in letting the people sec the treatment this administration motes out to a Woman who has simply and honora- bly, without thought of solf-amsgran- dizement or self-advancement or self- suffering, worked for the establish- ment of a moral principie—that eal- ary should be measured by the service and not by the sex of the worker, “A martyr always has a following, @artly sympathetic, partly belliger- ont. But again, I see the welfare of the pupils standing out as more important—in my Iife at least—than any other consideration that might concern me, and again I reiterate my sympathy with the work of the # called ‘Progressives’ in our Board of Fducation, especially with the President thereof, and as a sign of such sympathy, I submit this act of withdrawal.” CAUGHT WITH PLATE TO MAKE $250,000 IN PANAMA MONEY Engraver Tipped Secret Ser- vice, and South American Plan Was Foiled. pequoe lace.. Extraord naryValaes In Rice Cloth, Voiles, Linverie Blo uses, trimmed with lace and embroideries, al pod new collar and ca a value $2.. ad Sad Extraordinary Thursday Suit Values $ 1 5 Value 25.00 Model illustrated is a Fur Trimmed Suit,sh rt coat, with two sits und trimming on each side, and a tall skirt made in tine silk finish Broa t- cloth, women's and misses’ sizes; black, navy, green, negre brown, plum. Brilliant Coat Values, $97.75 Value 12.00 Specially selected for Thurs- day seilirg—250 Stylish Coats in various materials, such as Engiish tweed., plaid mix- tures, fur fabrics, etc., in 10 difterent models; women’s and misses’ sizes. Charged with having concocted a Blot to make $260,000 worth of spuri- @as 100 peso notes of the Republic @f Panama, Corlos Padilla, young- THE BVENING W ! " qt member of a prominent family of Bogota, Columbia, was arrested this morning by Captain John Henry of e local United Btates Secret Service. ‘The story as told by the prisoner to Captain Henry, as that officer relates ft, follows: Paditia came to this country to sell to the federal governinent a patented | @pparatus for the casting of bomba from acroplanes. While his attorney was in Washington conducting nego- tlations to this end Padilla employed a Spanish engraver to teach him photo engraving. He says this Span- ard gave him four lessons for $35, then robbed him of $350 and departed on his way leaving a plate of the 100 peso note as a souvenir. Followi ‘his disa ter, Podilla said he received ord of the impending foreclosure of 4 mortgage on his home. “hoe amount of the debt was about $9,900 American. Padil'a, the Capta an engraver named Sixth avenue to get hin. to print the notes, Sus#man, i* is said, pretended to agree, that he might inform the Colombian Consul, H” gave a to the secret service and was in \ says, went to Sussman on The ‘Aristocrat’ That French Ivory Gillette set youhear men talking about is on display at your dealers’ all over city — worth see- ing and knowing about, for yourself or for a gift to any man who is critical as to the little niceties in his personal belongings. The “Aristocrat”—case and blade boxes of French Ivory: 12 double- edged Gillette Blades (24 shavii edges). With Triple Silver peer Razor, $5; Gold plated Razor, $6. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, BOSTON od by Henry ‘> make the notes. ia was arraigned In the United Distriet Court before Judge by Aasistant District-At- win M. Stanton, Ball was fixed at $2,600, failing which the prise oner went to the To! bs ——— WIFE LOSES STRANGE SUIT. torney na's Partner of All- His Afections. Mire Emma PF. Mantle, who has been suinz Herman Kollmar, a wealthy tne wentor, for $10,000 damages for the ale r husband's affe her sult ino large Mrs, Mans) a strange doand did voto keep him « etond Kollner denied an influence aver st It Makes Litile Difference What You Need, ny thanked eech Juroi je hd eames neta ae tare se cm rete mae AB a a a Wotld “Want” Ad, Will Go-and Get It. | 12-Button Length Chamois Lisle Gloves $9e White, black an. yellow and 2 clasp Ercan hi! et Weshabl: me durable. 50 value at Ye. Matn Fleer $25 Two Ver Wend stale patiorns and ni [Wiring Room Meassrement ) ica, Seiad LD, WEDNESDAY, ie Carpet Bargains wn_ in’ umersun handeam OOTOBER 28, 1914. Double 2a Stamps Before 12 0’Clock Noon—-Single Stamps Thereafter Fur Trimmed “Dolgeville” Felt Women’s $1.50 Jul‘e‘tes Some Worth $2 Fine Dolgeville Felt Juliettes, fu shivers belting oak tanned f Mi Fitted. | | ik: Oxford aray and TEN? 98¢ pe,| black. All ses, Women's $4 Ga'ter Top Shoes Patent Leather, with Gray Cloth Tops, spool hee Aitsten Ul ses’ and Chil’ren’s High Cut Suces Pot.nt Leather, Clot, ans Kid Tos, Gun $1 49 e Metal Calf, Solid Leather Soles, All oises Value $200 end $225 ec eeeeu ees 18 . ostrich ved with vewutiul ple velvet rose—e large flush straight stim with soft Imperial Axminster Persian ge 9x12] Shown in beautiful Pe — high lust: parlor and dini offered in New ork 8 te Hoary se Seamless Wool Brassels Rugs 50 lt hws ony ba ble Smyrna Rugs Fleavy rade: very durable quality Mise will wear @ ime, as they can be used on both aides. Chotce Griental ee iene. $1 Genuinetnlaid Linoleums = 69% yards in width; perth go vit No. 1 English 1 Floor mao C Sq. Yara aS: Price, square yard. . All the bag Aesirable 191) Full 2% end 2 yards wide, all shown in the latest til geometrical Bed Gutfits 65 Contisung of continuous post ename: ved; braced spring and soft top mattress. Special for to-day. Couch Beds Spuasiieccte with 28 8 ‘Giuble ved. ‘Good National ie White Cotion MATTRESS Another of Those Remarkable Sales To-Morrow—Pretty jai 3. 97423 eee, 10-Year Guaranteed frit iene | Bes Spring, all sizes, 2. 97 im Fourth Flour "nena & Muslins $] 00 House | 5.000 Yds. Irish B.eached Damask DRESSES 25 to ble JAE an Trading Stamps Before 12 o’ Clock—Single Stampe Thereafter A very good quality of highly mercerized ‘Table Damask; very neat Bi tern pre white Bleached; the Kind that wil’ wash splendidly. Sale price, yard Remarkeble Underprice Bargain Offerings 9c Fine Soft Finish Cambrie 7 inane tn | Asereatouly trite alckleesering ment inainr QR neat designe.| 12¢)ze «uck Towels | 10c Damask Napkins , 69¢ wah nea dl ‘ee He): Stn hen GLE nish; hem- on ready for we teres Made from First Time Shown =3--||New “Clover Silk” moske gingham, mthiitiey Price, of fast color dress of eff A, new, elm fabric mined with a tittle, cotten: nerd to elt hat gives It and revers, Whiter Crean, vester is self material, full length, wit! deep hem shown it atripes oF $1 ry Sila Kors Sent, light o In a full range of splendid ealer-| 34 to 46 bust ings, 36 inches wide (Ne value $! tor ladies’ dresses and kadical Reductions male in two-piece spits’ yard $3 Lace Curlains| veemeres:: | OUSEWARES ‘otch Lace and | Cord de. Give Light and Tieat enn 63c MN wi at One Time D ill he at a goo tie. room in a few minutes, Something that i por ively indinpensablei Resement [Lik gui iy, wy ri | | TAILORED SKIRTS— | MANY OTHER SPECIAL VALUES FOR |! To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Oréera, 4 SAARI | A DYGND “ARAB: Delightful Music in Restaurant, 12.00 to 3.00 HEARN ‘Feeriem th Strest ‘Wen of FWith Areane THURSDAY—WOMEN’S DAY ~ Made Famous by Us for special attractions in WOMEN’S APPAREL . You will always find large assortments of newest stylee— Always Exceptional Values Don’t Miss Thursday's Specials for Morning and All Day? TAILORED COATS— on pibeting ce, bouclan, “Arabian cadeloth. and seu, tures — ke, ort, Synie_§ nd etraight Hts rand bro entree ee TAILORED COATS— Different lengths — Ker- ‘s, boucles, serges and 14.98 mixtures —_ fie Following on Sale To-day and To-morrow: DRESSES FOR WOMEN t 12.00 $16.96 VELVET AND SATIN Plas hetited extra eines DRFSSFS ia ifm rary yand_ 4 atte art eal eet canted seen ‘ mre le! — . t ero an un} eo have | «, Siaitea ab atin aming—vo' 'y and chiffon use ‘o'er | CHARMEUSE AND BRIDAL GOWNS VOILE DRESSES 18.00 White Crape de anesere, si shee sacks and Chine, Charmeuse and Satine—some ja—diack and ne theese with train: ane pelted fttimlononee on 10.98 to 48.08 oie ee SPECIAL IN SILK VELVET HATS Our Regular $5.98 Qualitice— For Tercentenary Special............. Newest shapes, including favorite French sallors... Very fine quality, ‘We Trim Mats Pree im Latest Stylco If Yeu Bey Hate 4 Trimmings Bare Other Superb Values in 'UNTRIMMED VELVET HATS............ 69 to 10.00 © Our $5.00 TRIMMED HATS ; Are the best values in all New York. : —____—-_-+ WOMEN’S PETTICOATS - For Temorrew. y Intermediate Sires for Plump Figures| 11.30 to 2.80—Sheppers’ Lunches In Btik... 2.08 to 4.08 49 cents on Im Cotton. : 678 to 8.98 Di Bopectally desirable for woor with ee ae ee ght dresses. Roast Leg of Lamb, Currant Slike are mensalines, chiffon tat- : _ mee ae a : fetas and silk Jerseye—newest colors, including olive, ruby, amethyst, African brown green, alse biaek and pebeocieny Porro Teo Cream Cottons are peachbleom, heather-| Tes. Coffee. cme bloom, good sateens, halcyon and] Artistic Music, Artistically Playap satin aurahe—bleck and eolors..... by Concert Quartette t Also wool and cotton jersey tops. from 13 to 8 Kvery Day. ® — a TENDERFOOT SHOES FOR WOMEN. Perfect Comfort—Durable Dress Styles, aleo Special Lasts HOUSEWIVES’ AND res” ta.08 ory WOMEN'S SHOES— r TENDERFOOT SHOES, Baye wide ° eakion ond tepe~— See weet” Hide-ce aide a Bra Sarnosrteeoerene com came—-reune t 1 nm too— v SOFT KID JULIETTES....... 1.98 to oni" Tae jeat quality rubber side OTHER fa ned tht ee TENDERFOOT SPECIALTIES — peal sine Bunton Shoee—Arch Support Shes.’ HOUSE SLIPPERS............ 1689 Tramp Shose—(copectely fet Oa Soft kid—broad tose— amp Shees. with aad without py strap. Galter Beote—(dresay laste) Cut Price Sale of Notions Continued Tomorrows: THIS TERCENTENARY WEEK —_—————_——_e MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Thursday, Until 1 P. M. ee 19.98 Women's Coats 8.50 | 1254 et. Faney Ginehame, 32 in ‘ Tweed mixtures in olive, green Wonderful ancortment of stri and gray-—alro plain cloth—biack checks, platds, in pretty colorm Ly strachan col! and combinatio: i tenet and oMei's COATS SECOND FLOOR, Wasi Vibes eed WE IE $2.96 & $3.98 Bove’ Seite $1.69 Union Taffete Umbrellas, Te Pleated Norfolk models—medium ”; ind dark fabrice in grays, Browns | funce)244nd 38 Inch piaia ) and | blueg--some with extra UMBRELLAS—MAIN FLOOR, travers fe CLOTHING FD ¥LooR, 44 ct, Blenched Sheets. ...... vn, MO 19.8 59 et, Rava’ Lanncere? pix90 (before hemmins), “eatre “vinNy aah. nak. Garesi Neve UOSLINS-BASKMEST, stripes and Blue chambray--with collars— or Igundered cufte—- | ‘Set. Searle and Canter Pleres Tit te 14 nee Lace trimmed or ginproidere’, Mors! PoMMBAIvOR—THIRD Foon, ‘NT LINENS— SALW FOO 31.98 White Voile Rlonsng 144] 27 ct. HS Mock Towels Neatly A Val. lace inserts 21x40—Cine union ite di is ~aciaee Weave—white damask bot initial wreeth FLoog, TOWELA-—MAIN PLOOR, 6) ct. Little Tots’ Worm Nresses Bt | 90 ct, Avmin:'e- Carpetines Domet ftlannelette—plain and Mottled et teoten. striped: One. sone and Rua- aoa oT pealage to 8 YP wD pANTW DEPT.~SECOND FLOOR, —_| $1.48 Women's Kid lutictten.. 19 Medium toee—rubber heel: $1.25 Brceede Charmerse oe} ipa shaw ie fete sneinch-—sott Fs highly lustrous KQMEN'S SHOES SUCOND FLOOR, dark sree ani of yentne shades. $4.49 Men Blanket ean 39 et, Mercoriand Damete,., Wee arse Teed ate Cry inchs =hleached—new stent ne. JANENG-—MAIN PLOO! ti Cloek Signe Dencte Morning sey Look for the Clooka! r double hematitehed | frill—erochet buttons. | FN RLOURES—SBOOND eewell’ tavies—all MEN's PUR Niel Nowe Mary PROOR,