The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1915, Page 5

Tg a : Quam i |THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, REDUGETHOSE ONEROUS ey, wnLMEOX LEAVES | WAI] hospitals | ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. have a capacity of 9,500,000 gations iT The $8,000,000 common stock of anol Sf crude benzol a year, CHICAGO WHEAT. AND CORN Continental Can Company will be put | ~ oo 7 VARICOSE jor a 5 per cent. dividend basis this, American Locomotive Company—Quar- — WHEAT, summer If present crop prospects are | terly dividend of TaES etek’ or | ieee sayy. ON MU let, nye 1k — e July 21 to stock of fulfilled In the next two monthe, | ferred « 1aN July B. Altman & Ce. Men’s Furnishings will be on Special Sale to-morrow and Friday. 600 DOZEN MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS od 7 ver Salen so far this year have shown a|Fecor 1008, eye Hone PE Lob aa on per cent, increase over the same New York Trust Company —Quartert aN July Y iM b) i) t not only causes One-Third, However, Goes to Wife} Stock market opening was quiet | Months of 1914, dividend OF 8 por Cont berable: June ao| Ate: WH ORE BR Rati icone voine and bunches t and generally lower. Bulls showed| Welsbach Company, semi-annual '° Stock of record of June 19 Wheat active and steadier, Fears and Daughter of Roland B Molineux. ! ‘The will of Gen, Edward 1. Moll- |neux was filed to-day for pro- | bate with the Surrogate of Kings County. The value of the ostate is given as “over $20,000." Tho will was signed Sept. 16, 1914, of Inte harvest on account of uneet- tled weather induced short covering for July delivery, |, but also redu . varicocele and wi Ask any firet class druggio fof an eriginal two-ounce dottl M Emerald O11 (full strength) and refuse to accept anything In ita pi ts auch Staats Zeitung stock 10,000 for. the lot, june 2 at $6,000, oF dividend of 3% per cent. on preferred + ie an inclination to await developments | He nnd ragiler annual dividend of «chins, ahares of before adding heavily to their lines! 2 per cent. on common stock, both! 5 dhares sold on and there was some scattered selling | Haryablg June 30 to stock of record s¢609 per share by speculators, Bullish activity was|” . wee pr wi ¥ " ¥ Lehigh Valley Railroad, quarterty | 9 resumed in a fow apeciaition toward | ait(tunde of dts per cent. ouch an | the end of the first hour . Goodrich) common and preferred stocks, pay-| advanced 2 1-2 points to 52 1-2. |gply July 10 to stock of reeord June Market sagged off on light trading | 26 q heat wold off in of wheat ship- asia and realiz~ Closed 1% to 2 Stewart Mining Company—Dividend of ver_cent, payable June 29. Rooks close June 19% cents net advance Corn was firm on Heht business. Cloned 14 to 2 ite advance. STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. Shipbuilding stock sold up to Tyared, with Fo 1-4, the closing ‘of Tuesday, ero fering and loss of emplo: Emerald Ol treatment aa dirsetio Riker Hi Moone Chemical Co., ded. during the second hour and. business | it ie not wise for any one to allow awol- ine. he {Direct bequests amounting to $1,100 are made and the residuary estate is divided into three equal parts, Leslie E. Molineux and Cecil 8. Molineux, sons, are each to receive one-third of the residuary estate out- right, The remaining one-third is placed in the hands of George A. Meyer and Hugo Hirsh, as trustees, to be administered for the benefit of |4 the wife and daughter of Roland B. In the strength developed with rising prices for the active issues led by steel which sold up to 60 3-4, a gain of 1 3-8 from the day's low man Co. will supply us sample by mall for 10 o Rochester, Closing Quotations. ‘With net changes from previous closing. FOREYEGLASSES Consult Only a Registered Optometrist Our State Laws recognize Op- tometrists as the Specialists in this Scientific Work. NOTE—An Optometrist does hot use drugs or “drops” in the Examination of Eyes for glasses. Published hy ‘The Optometrical Boctety of the City of New York. Molineux so long as he lives and is to be turned over to them absolutely after his death. ——, WOMAN'S BODY IN RIVER. Boys Find tt Wht of One Hundred and Fifth Street, ‘Two boys in a rowboat found the weer Rowing Of Foot) River, off the foot of One Hi Fifth Street, to-day. Poles and Flynn of the West One Hundredth Street Station towed the body ashore and sent it to the Morgue. The woman was about thirty-two ears old. She was flye fe ll, weighed about 135 pounds and ha blonde hair. Her skirt and Jacke nd xhe wore black MPs, WEEK-END SPECIALS BELOW COST PRICES ALL OUR $45 $65 SUITS « $15 - Late Spring Models of Gabardine, stunning checks, serges, novelty suitings in blues, blacks and tans. All sizes represented. $50 t $75 STREET FROCKS « $22.50 Serges, serge and satin, and serge and taffeta combinations in blue, black and tan, Street $40 to $65 St COATS at $25 Whipcords, tweeds, diagonal handsome plaids and silks, MID-SUMMER MILLINERY The latest conceptions of style in hats for tailored dress or sports wear, ultra smart models of straw-and-felt, novelty silks, lingeries, dainty malines, satins or linens. At $7.50, $10 and up AISON FIFTH AVENUE, AT 43rd STREET, NEW YORK , ees ee ee Total sales, 2 oo NEW YOF.K COTTON MARKET, Cotton opened off 2 to 3 points. Price changes were small during the day on very light business 10.52 Market closed ste 2 off. = U. S Steel Corporation has threo!" Saratoga, Havana afternoon activity and! Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes 5 P. M. James McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT Silk Shirts to Measure each 6.25 formerly 8.00 and 9.00 Representative will call with samples, upon request, or measurements taken from customer's own garment. ‘Phone Greeley 6380. Special Values on Thursday, Friday and Saturday “McCREERY SHIRTS” Of Imported Madras, Momme Cloth and Silk Mixed Fabrics. 1.65 regularly 2.50 to 4.00 Pajamas Made of Fine Mercerized Materials in Plain or Fancy stripes; low cut; finished with pearl buttons and silk loops. 55c¢ 1.30 regularly 1.00 regularly 2.00 Straw Hats American make; in a large variety of styles. Open-End Four-in-hand Scarfs of Im- ported Silks, Foulards, Crepes and Wash- able Materials, Auto Dusters Of Gray Mohair. regularly 2.00 and 2.50 regularly 7.50! ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Special Offering WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES A variety of new and distinctive styles in Fancy Figured, Dotted and Striped Cotton Voile; trimmed with silk or velvet girdle; silk or organdie collar and cuffs; crochet buttons. 5.00 and 6.75 Bi after Roland B. Molineux had been|came to a stand still Bethlehem | Renzo! plants in uree of construe ading Compa: uarterly dividend vg . Jen. veine. to keep ‘on Otten [gent to Kings Park Insane Asylum. [Steel lost 3 points to 181 and a few! tion and two more. planta Will” be of Fenton eonmion stock payable | Themistoctes, Gibralta prepared for this Sale, will comprise Plain they buret and cause wi re - .- stocks she a very thin market. [erected later, Plante now building Aug 12 te stook record July 27. Europa, Naples Be Shirts with soft cuffs and Plain or Plaited Shirts with stiff cuffs; in an extensive range of patterns and colors . . . atQ5c This is an opportunity for a considerable price saving. ALSO 600 DOZEN MEN’S SILK FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS AND BAT WING TIES in a diversity of attractive designs and color effects, at_an_ unusually low price MEN’S ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR will be offered at the saine time, at the following decidedly low prices: Men’s Sleeveless Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers, of colored-stripe madras or white crepe material + «+ pér garment 45c. Men's Union Suits of white madras; sleeves © less and knee-length . . per suit 75c. B. Altuunt & Ca. Women’s & Misses’ Sports Hats of felt, straw, Panama and silk, specially priced at $3.50 $5.00 & $6.75 will constitute a Sale of timely interest to-morrow (Thursday) in the Millinery Department on the First Floor. A Number of Women’s Lingerie Blouses (made of voile, batiste, linen and organdie) have been selected from the regular stock and will be marked to-morrow at the greatly (1 IER Women’s Suits & Dresses Women’s Golfine Skirts reduced prices of t 4 cate Teleph Decided Reductions Exceptional Value $1.65, $2.35, $2.85 & $4.00 A.M pesca The remaining Spring stock of High Class Several new and attractive models, made ne sP.M ] ord & ] aylor Greley'1o50 Models in Cloth Suits, Silk and Serge Dresses, x fupetion Ral NE le eee < A Sale of Silk Parasols —eaecevmevemcmcmnts 28th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street — specially priced for absolute disposal. ZONING): HIRISED -W? ae wis Be Bets » and anc NOW A SALE OF Imported and American Rugs {4 The opportunity to secure exceptionally fine rugs at radically reduced prices is offered to the lover of beautiful floor coverings. Whatever your RUG require- ment the extraordinary values on sale will have a tremendous appeal for you. The manufacturers are discontinuing these patterns because they are obliged to clear the way on their looms for the AUTUMN novelties. And You Are Getting the Benefit of Crowded Mill Conditions Offered in this sale are examples of the highest standards of RUGS made in America, including the following makes: Anglo-Persians, Anglo-Indias, French Wiltons, Royal Kashans, Herati and Royal Kerman Rugs—all representing the top notch of American excellence, artistic worth and wearing quality. _ Should you, however, prefer an English or French make of Rug it is to be found it, this wonderful collection, and each and every Rug is up to our high standard in design and coloring. Best Wool Wilton Rugs Usually Now 27x54 inches $4.25 $3.25 Best Worsted Wilton Rug. Usually Now 4)ox 71 ft..e Ss $21.50 $15.75 0 : ' S| } ; s g j j Fifth Floor 1) 0D 0 0 GED (00 > 0D (0) E> 0 ES 0S ’ * ( spockets and buttons. Special 5,0 EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE OF PARASOLS Offered at Unprecedentedly Low Prices 720 Silk Parasols 500 Taffeta Silk Parasols An exceptionally choice variety of the most An attractive collection of parasols with popular shapes, newest and most desirable ribbon or Dresden borders or ribbon insertions, colorings. Plain Colors or Black and White effects. 1.95 regularly 3.00 and 4.00 Coral. 2.95 regularly 4.00 to 6.00 650 Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas Made of piece-dyed ‘Taffeta,—varied assortment of handles; plain or silver trimmed 1.95 regularly 2.50 and 3.00 “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century The Finest Silks the World Produces. 10,000 Yards White Summer Dress Silks EMBROIDERIES At 2 Less Than Regular Prices Voile, Crepe and Batiste Flouncings; 45 inches wide. yd. 4.95 to 9.75 regularly 10.75 to 19.75 yd. 6e to 25¢ regularly 10¢ to 65e Edging and Insertion. White Summer Skirtings in the following weaves: White Irish Linen, 45 inches wide.....yd. 45¢ Summer Prices formerly 75¢ — will offer unusual values to-morrow at these prices: Silk Taffeta Parasols, in the season’s fashions able shades; with ebonized sticks, $2.00 Silk Parasols in a variety of attractive styles, including flowered pongee silks, black-and- white combinations, ribbon-border effects and floral designs; also Parasols having shirred and corded edges . . at $2.75 At the same time there will be a Special Offering of Men’s& Women’s Silk Umbrellas With natural wood handles . at $2.00 With sterling silver-trimmed handles, $2.50 A Clearance Sale of Women’s Low Shoes to be commenced to-morrow (Thursday) will If your living-room needs a floor covering NOW is a chance to give it a charm Allover Embrolderies, daintily ged Washable Habutai,-Broadcloth ‘Taffeta,— compriseall styles now in course of elimination ing new dress. \*e hall runner may be feeling and showing the effects of hurrying rela ie 950 to 1.65 is F ray Malay gy from stock. These Shoes will be marked at | footsteps, or the ining-room may take on a summery beauty by the addition of Cainlsale Bure , ef 1. 45e yd. 75C, formerly 1.15 about one-half their regular stock prices a newRug; in sh t, whatever your Rug need, it can be economically met to-day in SERGE SRL ATOUTSENOS ORS RE S424 ves , a ee i A | the Rug Section, Large assortment of styles and sizes. regularly 65¢ WASH DRESS GOODS Owing vf ~~ nage oe — oa Narrow Swiss or Cambric Embroidery 12.000 Yards embraced 10 + Oe Wel ee ° broken ranges of sizes and widths, it will be advisable to make selections in person. 36x63 inches . 6.75 25 G : 5 E White Skirting Pique. formerly 4 , 6 x9 ft. 93°50 isan 4 ee : a Pye cers REPAIRING & REMODELING White Golf Corduroy. formerly The Store Is closed at 5 p,m. 8Y4X1034 Ft nnnd7.50 29.5019 x12 ft... 62.50 44°50 af White Bedford Crepe, 4incher wide yd. 256 | OF S@turday, June 19th. the Store wit 9 x12 ft. 39.50 31.50 | ccher sises up to st3éans = oe PAV RS ITT FEE all ll be closed at 12 noon. 5 . sup 5 feet at proportion- Fur Coats, Muff: d Neck r forme D214 © feeiciicsccss 49.50 41.50 & ate Stee as “ieee ie Ue near 7 “m ene White Trish Linen, 83 inches wide. ,..yd. 33¢ Closing out all Summer Rugs, Japanese and China Mattings at prices that will astonish you. At Special formerly 45c Fifth Aner - Madtaon Auemr, Z