The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1914, Page 10

V rare to properly mupervine all ot! chee streeta, and as the plana lnfactorily | rogream th Potice Oo | mawene? toward epring, will open ot other. “Orme play atrests att, Brovign among the most pular of centren. 1 (ee Fre toratad in the. immediate | tlelaity of the homes of the children, parents have the ammurance that,’ By. wih trade mninated and a trained | aor in atiendanoa, : HEP OF AWOMAN gees 2S "vie ‘Madeline Stevenn, supervisor 5 of play for the Asruciation, mid to “Tam deliebted that Mins Tawi. sohn han come forward on behalf of the children. On accottot of the war, } “So Children May Play it waa practically impansibie to Lad rb it in Safety. ‘ating the gangster spirit. eee ‘Ry having @ supervisor on each | | of thane etrerta, ait that in boisterous | a wad Phappreeeee of each oth 4 “fair play’ in of the Parke and Playgrounde | erate eae other and ‘fair } vine he prime principly promoted. I think that it will supervise the | (Yt Me oue of tive nolntione (0 the play | orests, pints We teres Problem, especially in the congested | wes made Lal 7 areas. ot Miss Alice Lewisohn to finance apprentate the. Neary, Se-cpeee: | ‘The Evenin for’ in arouse play centres, #0 they might con- | 1M" Suptte inivrent in this mont im- all the year round. portant civic problem. With such | account of lack of funds during | continued help we hope in the coming q@utmmer the association had to|7eer to widen ii! dee fin witten | to a reciable degree, peveral centres, but with the tn- of the play streets and i iccnaes corer“ KEEP CLEAN gr corn ccc) INTERNALLY Studying ways and means for eu Pe oaeestio in thee eka nan (Over 300,000 People Are! begun on a theatre in the east Now Doing So. thts particular purposs. To- : ith her sister, dhe is among| For many years physicians have agreed knewn philanthropic young | thet 05% of human ills was caused by in the metropolia. accumulated waste in the Lower Intes- teowing dotter wan received | tine; thet in our present way of living Nature could not Fr all this waste ithout assistance, the board of direc. | withou we mle rough your efforta the a association was greatly ited, and we feel that we are te you for much of its euc- blue, dell and servous. en Baths are Nature's own cure on, Owe Hundred and | twoperiy applied, Dregs force Netw Husdred and sisth oy, i Caseade” gently assists enue, One Hundred and Call and ove it at all Riker and Hi ih Geae Hendred and Drag Stores in New York fe 1 Nth One Hundred and Vital Reasons Why CAMMEYER | | “Children’s Shees Are Best meres Gee ae We run our vamps full % Ail linen thread, silk, Jength over the toes. cloth and fabricve properly . pV potty lv gta tested before using. on countess solid lea’ All Patterns and Last > Matting firet seta. we try - fevt carefully q a oa or sam mee, Ld before making shors for F . AM our Gall Leather full! 1) “Our stronge y 3; no e:ulf Jeather. 1, Our © strongest aniiers Patent Louther, Best | alwys instock, in allsizes, f Cl » Filty-ane years’ experience has taught us mot to aacri- fice the wear of our shoes by using inferior materints, ‘Bargain Sales of Compelling Interé J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. THE BIG STORE” som moes, SIXTH AVE. IGTO 19 STREET MAIN BUILDING | Sale of Men’s and Women’s $3.50 to $6 Slightly Imperfect “Walk- ~ Shoes am bi Walk-Over”’ . \** Walk-Over’’ $6) Shoes for Women,» |Shoes for Men, AB $3.50 to $6 Values, at - |$3.50 to $6 Values, at - Buying today is BIG, but don’t let that ae you away if for one feason or another you were unable to come ‘to waging to net YOUR share of this great bargain. 7,069 pairs of (slightly imperfect) “Walk-Over" Shoes in this sensational sale. fections are so slight that you would require a powerful glaas to ivethem. THERE'S POSITIVELY NOTHING Tot iMPaiR THE WEAR OR STYLE OF THESE SHOES. To this Goose a by on added several thousand pairs of “Walk-Over” Sa: and fectory _ accumulations, every FA pair of which is perfec word, WE CONSIDER OURSELVES FORTUNES TO BE ABLE TO OFFER SO HIGH CLASS A LOT OF HOES FOR ‘so SMALL A PRICE, and if you neglect to come face tomorrow YOU WILL MISS THE GREATEST SHOE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON, ««Walk-Over”’ Shoes for Men at $2.45 The Newest Lasts in the Season's Best Styles, TAN RUSSIA CALF, PATENT LEATHER, GUNMETAL CALF AND KIDSKIN; sizes § to 11 and AA to E widths. ««Walk-Over”’ Shoes for Women at $2.25 most fashi ble, the smartest and the daintiest styles, button or lace; PATENT ree Tne a tia Re AL'S, SUEDES AND REDSKIN; all nea trom 20 te 8¢'all slate MATER: GUNMETAL Choosing is easy; all these shoes Lh favs oer er and there are hey of experienced No Mail or Phone Orders Filled. MAIN parame: . : im aa pone = ee tee iamond Solitaire Ri Baa cig or Box . Ac ti, Selected mes of et Be te , mounted in 14-kt, d-made ¢ high-prong ser- § And many other “notion” specials, equally sensational, pind eae) oe 6 33 be Balt India Tape—aseorted dp) |12¢ Imported Pin Cabew-—200 6 gunmeral, aiesel os pte ay only... wBeet ES st lle So sas “ne Mabe crsaet sir ct Of COT coraan -requite no pins... 9 i‘ : : i kor white... Pestonere 3c 10e Package Sanitary Naphise nie bo —at 5 —3 to package..... Te 2for.... 50c Ironing Board Pads—tit Other Solitaire Rings Up to $275 10e Adjustable SEpper Trees- Be] any board; at..... 39c $45 Diamond Set Bar j athal had gL : -(tit any slipper) . Folding 96¢ Jersey Covered Bust work; set with 3 clear-cut ciereents; $. al (ie Leen based Forme—nickel trimmings 69c also many other styles; at...... 25 v1 Fresh Meats, Fish “Vegetables & Hallowe’en Groceries iu. Our quotations (quality considered) are the lowest in New York. If you find it inconvenient to come here in person, send your order by mail, or telephone 4000 CHELSEA. Smoked Meats ‘connenaal 5 SUGAR-CURED XXX X CONFECTION. eo a ae HAMS—4b, 20c ts’ POWDERED DOLD'S WESTPHALIA- SUGA 6 pet 58; 10e 11h. carton. SMOKED ROLLED ||] SOFT WHITE SUGAR— SHOULDERS Ro UNE BREA} | + | Main Craelty ified 4 PURE BREAMEAST COCOA |] | TAPIOCA...76: : 130; " ies waity, oi & iz codty, 82.10; eT eed ow, bes FRESHLY ROASTED SANTOS COFFEE — THREE-LAYER CAKES —- eat, 450 aod. RUTTER Cream’ 9 MARSHMALLOW LOAF CAKES vay \ ASSORTED Ae ry cmt COCOA LAMB — bind quarters of CHARLOTTE ®USS E- : ——- 5 a dex, ready to Ce take home. . MUTTON—short fore -érecmad quarters of West- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i 15e| feta; ec. Le COOKING PRARS BOe | CRAPEPRUIT—torg0, Ina. | NEW Cannnan: aictern tence crows fruit querta,. seckn Peaee 49c ae We clean fish free of cherse. , ACKEL PEARS jor. 4 for por oon ° tee Market codfish. be cht thon juiey ieee soe 8c Lb, ORANGES ~ toe. dete. . . American Whiskies ‘Warranted % Pore & Co.'s Whisky Scotch Whisky LL The deat medicinn mat |} YZ, t24 1s Berwick rye : . 4 * rs Capinot rye weaiasernrnte AENEVA California the finew quauity medacimal | port, enor priced af ton, $1. DOUBLE-PAGE ADVERTISEMENT is merely: HOP ARTMENT OF OUR TWO IMMENSE BUILDI St a the advertisement is, it can only contalj BIG STO! But come in—HERE YOU CAN BUY plist ad FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANYWHERE, WE GIVE “S & H” GREEN TRADING STAM 10c purchase in the afternoon. Tomorrow, at Some stores ask $10 Satin de Chine, Serge or Co. The colors—seal BR gian blue, plum or black. We Can Picture but 6 a Even at their o1 were among “the best sellers," color assortments are somewh That’s why these D at A wonderful array of styles. The six Dresses you may expect— styles with the nora pleated or godet tuni styles that hang straight from the shouldée 4 front—with so many more smart features we The sale starts at 9 A. M.—at that timed woman—not in each style, of course, but will sell fast—so it is best to get here as x charge purchases made during the reeindar of the month will be entered on bills rendered December 1. BARGAINS You Shouldn’t Miss! Table Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Forks Heavy Silver-Plate Plain or French Gray Finish; Floral pattors Each 10 lc Men’s $15 to $25 Balmacaans and Winter Overcoats — sea- son's newest and best styles— 1 i : particular! fa showing of ae \ possible. blacks an . M\ | fi ‘Shits ereigg Kerseys; at 11. 85 7 an woe Men’s and Youths’ Suits—every \ Bl i ehradar size up to and inaluding 54 the colores ir on usually to i | 1.85 ? as i‘ At Tee Men’s Trousers—every size from | - \ on ins 38 to 58 waist measure; $ MAIN ts—16 styles, -poruler Introducing a New Blouse. \\As muaserialy; sizes 4 “ag (2-95 Velveteen “Manda ote One Suits, with 2 : i Kaleker a "2.95 Boys’ Long Convertible and Mili- tary Overcoats $ Bogs’ Fine Ail: Wool Sulia—also 50. "83.96 snd 375 inany ted ta Sp 95 ‘MAIN BUILDING bore Button-to-Neck’ and Polo Al Less Th \ f Whole. Women’s Sweaters—all - wool; flat weave; eat yi popu- ] lors ; wien: Me * 91 95 Lace and Chiffon Remnants—}, to full yard lengths; ideal pis making waists, tunics, tango hats, caps, yokes and guimpes; the special prices, w! are only fractions of the real 10¢ to 49 20 to $25 Diamond: Set Brooches—at 16, 5u $28 Diamond Prof. Shoul- der Braces for Children—(sec- onds); usual price $2; MAIN. ged IASES pears sizes timie 6 mo © cumg each. $6.75 to wif lanketo—at.. td oe YARD, on Val $2. bm ene 92". UE ae bis, 149551650