The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1915, Page 5

i : jE PIES TEST ry) THEN DIED Man’ Who Showed Gastronomic Prowéss in Restaurant Soon Victim of Acute Indigestion. Abrabem Jakowski, forty-three of No. 117 Seige! Street, Brook- mets man in the restaurant at fo. ist Varet Street last night and two had an argument ag to which es ay 8 Rig i a HE cpek 5 ||. The tone of the Waters Piano has.a wonderfully 4\ pleasing quality; the bass is deep and full, the treble is clear and brilliant and the middle register has a 4| Sustained vibration that gives it a fine singing quality. yo Waters prices, for upright and grand pianos, range from $250 to $650, and easy terms of payment are offered with no charge for interest. The Waters-Autola player-pianos have the same sweet tone as the Waters Pianos, and the new Artist’ s, model Autola, by reason of important and exclusive’ features, is a long way in advance of most of the best known piano-players. Call and let us make good all our claims for the Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola aol ai or send postal for catalogue. Horace Waters & Co. 134 Fifth Ave. nr. 18th St. 127 W. 42d St., nr. Bway. 254 W. 125th St., or. 8th Ave. 371 E. 149th St., nr. 3d Ave. en Branch Stores OPEN EVENINGS: ae 7 ¥ ” > " gdth Street 4 Unusually A } : i@ STAMPED ARTICLES ; Third Floor v.. ' Made Up, Ready to Embroider. : + Gowns. ..c.pse0e bicenesteacisesanene rinses 45c and 75¢ Corset Covers. 25c, 50c and Chemises. ..ccceeeeeees T8o Skirts.....ccceseveves ++» 506 Stamped on Linen. i, Luncheon Sets,—stole shape centerpiece with 12 doilies; crosy stitch design. value 1.75, 1.25 Bat Bald Covers! oo uscsccccrccevrsrsees value @%e, 15¢ Scarfs—114 yds. long......seeeeeeeeeees value 1.00, 65c Stamped Towels. Large size Turkish..........00ceeseeeeeees value50¢, 38¢ \ Small size Turkish.....ss0.cseeeeeeveeeeees value2ic, 20¢ ' \ White Enameled Ham ert tour sizes from 18x20 to 25x27 YP GBOW Bees eererssercncrsrees 2.95, 3.50, 3.95 and 4.50 values 5.00, 5.50, 6.00 and 7.00 RIBBONS—Special Values: Moire Taffete,—114 inches wide; various colors, alse Black White. yd. 29¢ Self Colored Fancy Ribbon for hair bows and sashes. Pink, , Blue and White. 434 to 6% inches wide. —_ yd. 23c.and 35c 5 Satin Taffeta in a variety of new colors, also Pink, Blue, Black or White. 734 inches wide. NOTIONS—Specially Priced. Dress Shields,—Sizes 2, 8 and 4— Nees GOVOROE casccscocssassrccerssess pairl2c, doz. 1.35 Nainsook Covered “‘ Reliable”. . + -pairlZe, doz. 1.25 » Nalnsook Covered Adjustable. . + »paii doz. 2.25 | Mitel covered Lictteeins doz. 1.00 § Featherbone,—silk covered...........sssesseereees doz, 750 DUEL Act spss vasdss css cetedeaecertecaves 10 yd. piece 70c Boned Belting doz. yds, 1.35 Pe Talfeta Seam dos. pes. 1.10 | ‘ Relishle” Hooks and Eyes............cecseeeees gross 18c Meg ca pata tS Genesee ie aheh CahGnE gross ? {fie Tabular Cet Laer 5 to 1%yd. lengths..........+5 2 " K eke Binse—Blgek White and colors..............+ 3 for 25¢ | Rede Hairpine,—6in bos the tnetru- each contest- _ James. McCreery g Co. SPRING HAT FASHONS | UPSET BY WOMEN, WHO FAVOR LITTLE TOQUES Thin, Broad-Pr'~1med_ Afi cirs Discarded for More Be- coming Style. served. the at nee the absolutely level a knot at the nape of the ne pleas: ‘Woman will submit to many things for the sake of Fashion, but she has indeed been very cautious this year in regard to her hats, Modistes were| ™ away wrong in their ideas if they supposed for one minute that Madame centre model o' would wear one of those thin, broad| Marrow sros-aral brimmed hata which she herself could see, with the ald of @ truthful mirror, added noticeably to her years, It was} b' a little too much of Dame Fashion to ask that a close coiffure be Snes it ie model at i - ee will prove. id - Be 5th Avenue On Tuesday, February the 16th ttractive Prices HANDKERCHIEFS For Men and Women. Men's Handkerchiefs,—plain hemstitched Pure Irish Linen. value 3,50 to 6.00, doz. 2.35, 2.75 and 4.65 . Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with new turned hem; hand-embroidered letter. value 2.50, doz. 1.50 Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs,—colored border; band-embrojdered colored letter. value 3.00, dos.1.75 Women’s Handkerchiefs with dainty colored edge; trimmed with footing. \ value 50c, each 25¢ Women’s Handkerchiefs with novelty colored borders. value 50c to 1.25, 25c¢ and 50c Women's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs; various embroidered designs, value 3,00 dos, 1.75 each 15 Exceptional Values WOMEN’S BLOUSES Blouses of Shantung Pongee with convertible collar,— model may be worn high or low. 2.00 Blouses of Wash Silk,—colored stripes on white ground; convertible collar. 2.95 All-over Embroidered Crepe de Chine Blouses, in White, Yellow and Flesh; very attractive model. 2.95 Superior Quality Crepe de Chine Blouses with high or low collar. 50 and 6.95 Attractive Blouses of Filet Lace over chiffon lining, trimmed _ with flesh colored satin band. , 7.50 Blouses of Crepe Georgette,—high or low neck model. 00 and 8.95 ‘Lingerie and Voile Blouses trimmed with various laces and embroideries; several models, 6.95, 7.95, 13.75 to 18.75 “LA VIDA” CORSETS Extensive variety of models for slight, medium and stout fig- ures. Madeof Imported Coutil, Figured senmaaee Silk Brocade. 3.00, 5.00 and 7.50 A +... 5.00 and 6.50 “10.00, 15.00 and 18.00 A collection of Silk and Cotton Tricot Corsets in White and Pink. Incomplete sizes. 2.95 ‘ formerly 5.00 to 10.00 The only difference in the small hata of this spring is that the crowns are made to fit the head as closely as the new coiffure has demanded. Another difference, which as yet has not been generally accepted, is in the tilt of the hat, There were a few perverts women who never did acce| ee not NEW SPRING Hats UPSET FASHION DECREE) with a broad brimmed hat! She might at least be consiatent, and go, thus arguing, Madame clings to her little pao! toque hat with an ardor well de- them, ‘And qua quaint as dew! tlt, pant Ld of the sic ent coiffure—that of tying Lod iad in A example of this mode of wearing the hat is shown on the ff the above group. Though the tilt is demure, the trim- are crossed. At pasal: inness. wol met Of Bel- wed yetta straw, SS SSS the sides and a swirling feather of ae blue and green at the ly beco: ing and the trimming arrangement near TO USE. indeed smart, ¢ Dellentonnen 16, v9 JAPANESE HUNTERS Study Canal Approaches. PANAMA, Feb, 15, <= they were hunting. Brig, Gen. Clarence Edwards, in com- mand of the United States troops on the Isthmus, has reconnoitring parties ‘all over those parta that might vinitea If any military power was study~ nal @ ing the canal Mr. Ischida is here negotiating with | I th al authorities for ‘coaling faotl- th pl h aco through the canal for cer here vthak hat thewe sehipe avg are A York, NP" | GULDENS stard TRY IT ON Steaks, Chops Roast Beet Reaninlecent it of the tillion head- a la the model a the right, of Feaiorn straw. It is a shape that heb ind almost universal iy and Grocery Bteres. B. Altman & Co. WORTH-WHILE PURCHASING OPPORTUNITIES WILL BE OFFERED TO-MORROW. (TUESDAY) IN THE FOLLOWING: A Remarkable Sale of © Women’s Spring Neckwear will comprise some of the newest and daintiest styles in Collars, Fronts and Guimpes, all marked at most appealing prices. Lace Collars in white or cream, with neck- band of black tulle os so @ -- vat) 68a. Plaited Collars of white organdie, embroidered in whiteorsandcolor . . . at 65c. Ofgandie Fronts (with attached collar) trim- med with lace insertion - «+ at 85c. Embroidered Organdie Fronts (with attached collar) in two all-over designs . at 0c. Sleeveless Guimpes of hand-embroidered organdie voile, trimmed with lace, at $1.50 An Interesting Sale of Corsets will present a new model of imported broche * in white or pink, lace trimmed, with low bust and long hips; sizes 19 to 28, at $1.95 Brassieres of fine cambric, in two styles; one with embroidery-trimmed yoke and lace edging, the other with embroidery trimming; fasten- ing with hooks and eyes in front or with buttons at back; sizes 32to48 =. Saat SOc, Another Sale of White Embroidered Fiouncings (45 inches wide) at these special prices: Sheer Embroidered Batiste Flouncings per yard oes oie $1.45 & 1.75 Embroidered Swiss Flouncings, per yard 90c. Included in this Sale will be a limited quantity of Organdie, Swiss and Batiste Embroidered Flouncings, Edgings and Insertings, which have been taken from the regular stock and marked at large reductions from former prices, Ceety-tosth Oren Fifi Avenue - Matiese Ao, Hom Daa gh PEP R ny RA PS iy te HALTED QW ISTHMUS United States Scouts Are Scattered Where Outsiders Might Go to Two Japanese Who were trespassing, In spite of signs prohibiting tt, uw) the area of the Nel fortifications around the City of Panama, were stopped on Thursday by the authorities, The Japanese id IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED~ 10 CENTS, Alsolmported Ce!!uloid Toilet. W cmen’s Sports and Street Susts “\ will be made to order from High Class — Materials in new and attractive designs at the: exceptional price of $65.00 —Also— Afternoon and Dancing Frocks from $85.00 upward Adam Saloon, Fourth Floor. “\. A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO. AND G Women’s Tailor-made Suits (Department on the Third Fleer) Attractive values. . . « » Inspection ts cordially invited. ‘A Sale of Mahogany Art Furniture to be held in the Department for Art Objects: and Bric-asbrac, will present unusually attractive values. each . . . . . . . Candlesticks ° ©) pieces Also Tea Wagons of fumed oak, with Elizac- bethan or Jacobean finish . each $12.00; Imported Celluloid Toilet Articles (ivory-finish) 7 will be offered in a special selection at decidedly” less than regular prices. Hair Brushes . $1.15|Powder Boxes: 78c., ue vane aT $1.10) Hair Receivers. Hat Brushes . 68c.|Trinket Boxes Cloth Brushes $1.10] Talcum Boxes . (tortoise-shell effect) Military Brushes Mirrors . $1.35 & 1.68. per pair, $3.00 & 3,50/Nail Files, Button Hoole, Hair Brushes . . 1,75 and Soap Boxes . Cloth Brushes . 1!.78jeach . . . . « ; Hat Brushes + 8c.) Trinket Boxes . or | Combs . . 20¢. & 38c.| Trays, 25c., 65c. & 1.68 Puff Boxes 75c. & 95c.|Salve Jars . . .