The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUN See fee "TAT HER WITH FISTS SISTER DENTIFES | = 18, 1915. het bulld 4 large plant near Pittsburgh for 1 American Tobacco Company is neko-|the manufacture of ine and by-prod to purchase a block on Kent Ave- | yots h / ¢ for « large plant f —_————— aoe Ford Motor Company purchased a ’ “ x cna: site for a plant to make 1,000,000 farm Sane for deporting the! West fete i | Soldier of | She Wis, Devil Kob, 25 ) " Fen & COMP ARISON SALE ERT em te tesa oy | Menton pith zeae} Fortune ts Sued for — az U ee ee oe Bauch Chunk ii) cistern Divorce. Hill, L. 1. —=— Imported and Domestic Suitings EXT SUNDAY . Jeotric & Manufactur~ for depositing the Weatinghoure ing Company, convertible bon cent. on the $14,862,000 com: \ 1 £2: orgy tam cient, Serabern prterred, aryl’ CALLED HOME “HELL.”| the ert whe jumped trom the root W/V Guaranteed $30 Values, $15.50 ; KE COMPORT ! 2 to «tock of reeord July 10 of the Junior League Hotel at Fast Ty 4 Seventy-elebth Street and East End Mrs. Jeffries First S Avenue during the storm late yeater- efiries First Sued for] acy ‘newernoon and wan killed oh the —_ ’ pavement eight floors below was iden- Separation, but Now Makes tiffed to-day as Dorothy Kob, twenty- ' Mi | To make room for big shipments of Fall woolens a now on the way to us—we place on sale our entire stock of fine imported and domestic Spring and Sum- mer $30 Suitings. During this sale we give you actual : m . five years old, tudent, of No. 317 \ 7 Stronger Plea. Sprice Street, Riuaenoed TMi, Long $30 values made to measure at $15.50. Call and be convinced, make Island. Vbe identification was made “ comparisons of these matchless values. . by the dead girl's sister, E Ki oRabers wore Bled in the Suprsine| wg had read of the’ came in. the ; WE STAND BY THE RIGHTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS, FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS. divorce apaibit Ges, Rirbert ptr newspapers. Should you disagree with us any time we immediately refund your money without Jeffries, millionaire, West Point grad-| «ines pint and up to the vonee ane, quibbling or suggestion of arbitration. Are Your Feet Like This? figure Th rare rtune and prominent | wien she suffered « nervous break- THE LATEST IN SUMMER SUITINGS OUR LIBERAL POLICY 7 ABs i sevetations, 4 down, was « student at Hunter Colle __ See this imposing collection of choice woolens included Our aim is to give you, if anything, more than we Flat-foot” is « Bok fe roped Ph The divorce sult follows closely an|*t #xxton Avenue and Sixty-elghth in this sale. Every popular material is here—hundreds | promise. To have every material exactly as represented, bea cxopohndly Lg Wl om sa a action for separation begun yesterday | 9¢ tatonine studecee Ie wale eee of ornaPPY up-to-theminute weaves, patterns, re hi give Yoh Deriact a and workmanship. To do every- gee 7 . rf by the General's wife, Mrs. KE or. ‘ 01 colorings, many to only in our shops. e: < ‘ing possible toward your co! i is “ ing and standing are a burden, you need bide Seattle: Ts han niceblles pe but was compdiled to give up the work values, made to measure, $10.60. Tear Can't Go Wrong Here” complete satisfaction. “You pers Mrs. Jeffries charges her hus- bap eh on lpg is band with cruelty. She says that inf gre ene oO New York yeater- MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED day to consult her physician, Dr. May, 1914, while sho and her husband J. T. McCurdy, were in the home of his mother in,the| i, Park Aveuss ‘Wentsis tha sous elghth Street and Riverside Drive, he with several wirle of her acquaintance °) ® selzed her by the shoulders and hit mT s— when the storm broke, The othe: -_ T 5—ES' 3 her twio ith von ir s 4 s ESTABLISE D r twice with his fata, knocking her| sisis ran to shelter below, but Ml CUSTOM TAILOR: HED 18096 [epoca ee ae = Kob said she wanted to see the 105-107 Nassau St. 46 East 23d St. 70-74 Chambers St. storm. A few minutes later she Coward pry F pain.” In the same month, accordin Tw " ite M litan Life Insurance Building, One ‘The Coward Arch Support Shoe relieves to hin wife, he referred. to his home | climbed to the top of a four foot par- oe are at an es Oppesite Motrepelitan Life nn, Door West of Brosdway, tension on the foot muscles and bones. as “hell.” pet around the roof and jumped ¢> lt eupports the fallen arch and will Gen, Jeffries is now living with nis| ‘Be street. mother in the Peter Stuyvesant, He The Junior League Hotel is under = could not be found there to-day, He|t® Patronage of wealthy soctety| » a a LL SD i The May Manton Fashions | ? in represented by Col. Alexander s, |“°™*™ ERE ts one of the that ever was de- YN! vised for summer mate- rials, It is finished with e prevent and help correct “flat-foot.” Sold Nowhere Else JAMES 8. COWARD 264-274 Greenwich St., New York (Nese Warren Street) Mall Orders Filled Sead for Cotslog Bacon, It was said at the office of Col. —_—____ ’ Bacon that no statement was to be made regarding the actions begun by Mrs. Jeffries. . —— Mrs. Jeffries says she was married in San Jose, Costa Rica, April 19, 1899, and has three children, Helen Geraldine, ftteen; Henry O. jr, eight tteons apenas firm on light trading. & wide hem ‘and three F ahd Coral Badia, S ver, | After a few minutes the usual raid seems expecially — : April, 1014, at the Hotel Bellacaie,| %# Noted, which failed to bring out order pig eee ew people—even Brooklynites he swears, the Gi deca: "Jany stocks. Prices hardened, and dainty cotton stuffs that come : ‘ biee! wits 6 pill dency to advance, Arbitrage houses it is made of a wide ma- . i . LIFESAVING BULLETIN ee woe Spite that she’ wns) Samer to ndvonee Arbitrage bouae tera tno eue Ma pre-eminence and know of its th bette hor With an umbretia. amount of foreign liquidation In Steel Tal fe narrow it is well ibiliti No. 10 Wda Years ah Gen. Sedtrice was a] Common in the past few weeks with- to cut ft ‘in three Bloees: wonderful possibilities for future : nish can be lotureeque character in Central} out impairment of value, while trade erin, With & ee .| Improvement has resulted in increas- fa ce aks tha ‘anthem typelint ing the number of shareholders, . ler) Distillers was a strong feature, ris- of the Panama navy; at another con-|ing 1% to 26%. Baldwin Locomitive nected-with the Colombian army. His|4#lso gained 2% to 63% and Goodrich setivities were many and varied. in| common sold up to 62%. | allroad 1e- = ; ‘e neglected and copepr stocks ae ov ae Willlam Nicholas} soid a point under yesterday. (reat handler, jor of the Panama Preas,| Northern Oro gained two points to because of an article reflecting upon | 7%. @ sanatorium in which his wife's) Except for a litle activity in & fw sister was confined, There was talk |!#Ue# trading was on a very small athe nats development. one-half inches above it, and the skirt that pro- DAILY EAGLE June 19th If you would always asso- ciate the sight of a’ grade crossing with the instant ap- lication of your motors Prakes — accidents to auto- mobilists at grade crossings on Long Island would soon be scarce. . and if a ma- quisette is used ribbon can be in- in the tucks to Ps r alo in afternoo! of red e | As rapidly as possible we of lynching, but when nis side be- | uo 3, Miternoon and prices uxxed AY active. trietaings are abolishing grade cross- came known, public opinion swung in| weak, selling down to 17%, while the while they also serve to weight the drag it in a w | the most graceful folds and fulness, Net and) chiffon are charming treated in that way, or made with the ‘plain his favor and he was acquitted upon | Keneral list was steady at the lowest trial. of the day off about a point from the ——————— early high. Fear of flood damage in CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN |the west had inf MARKETS. ings and throwing. every possible safeguard around i those that remain. This is our part. Will you do yours fe ‘Thursday's WHEAT, Net will graphically describe Brooklyn's at the brakes? Clow, Open, High,” Low, Close. Ch‘ tucks and arranged over hy duty. LOL IGN 104M 108% 4 Ty # colored foundation, and i MER Ri” ASS at ARR te met OF white net greatness—not only as an ideal resi- ossvasion of two or slips of different s. Colored nets are jonable, and the ma- 1 is offered in really isite shades, while | nd silver nets are eZ Peg. Of: MIR Mage Clem. Onan. | luly tO, te 5 Rea Be hy BR Wheat was barely steady after the higher opening. Hodge selling and for- clgn selling occurred at the advance. Offering® are light and the country is dential community, but as a natural commercial and manufacturing cen- ter. More than one-half the com- Stop Before You Cross The Long Island Railroad i++ lilt ellously — beautiful. 2sgtver steers selling very little wheat. Prices ad- FE PETE EPEC: vanced in afernod but lost part of the ranged over another, the ‘These % Starvps for each pattern ordered. s 8 7 » i 1 1 A in on favorable’ Ulinola report and v=} nde cing Hi et ‘an ran ae een One | Ei f, i Pattern No. sete Two oF Three. Place Tucked Skirt, weet et eaors ie Blain: | merce of the port of New York 1s 5-8 cen! ». * and such combination: * Corn reacted slightly in spots of bull- uae + give the orchid effects that are peculiarly beautifyl for the dancing gowns, ‘00! oc. ish crop reports from the west. s ih = NY |,the graceful movements cause Pvariation of tone. that adda greatly to t shipped from Br klyn docks. is — . we > Qf'fect. When the skirt is finished at the raised waistline it 1s arranged over web- - — — _ in bay g bing. When it is cut off at the natural waistline it is joined to @ belt. In either ee ah — case it is gathered, e ° e ‘\ Cpe apt, Mae Me_ y For the medium size will be required 9% yards of material 27 inches wide, | i be TH yards 56, 5H yards 44. "The width at the lower edge la tip yards, 1 1c01a Ss * Fy i$ = $ attern No. 8682 Is cut in sizes from 24 to 32 Inches walst measure. Ry = : puget HE FVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION g a low |, Donal ual Vest 1 irty-second Street . Ay ‘ ° ee Ry ya Fear mca areas cnnan Winth A Conus cok Waltcuemnd contribute signed articles to this _ ia a - 8 Ovtain $ New York, or sent by rail on receipt of ten cents in c edition of The Eagle, published when iday and Saturd. : . M. ABR AN|E wetren fA JMEOUTANES Wit zour addres only and ama, specify Briday ‘end Sal pa ay at 10:30 A ie = ‘. : Brooklyn and Queens celebrate the SUCCESSFUL LECTURES att & opening of the Fourth Avenue Sub- AND DEMONSTRATION ins a8 way and the Steinway Tunnel. by PROF. MUNTER i =18 Tell your newsdealer to deliver of 2° = || 219, 221, 228, 225, 227 GRAND St. 164, 166 and 168 SMITH ST. The Eagle of June 19th to your : = ah | | CORNER DRIQGS AVE. ___MROOKLYN _CORNER WYCKOFF STREET home. Some of your friends out orsets 18|] [No Depestt._ S6¢ Weebly on $20 Worth of Cle'hing| of town might be glad to re- i "3/1 Retrigerators |CLOTHING wat sovny) Carriages ceive a copy. Why not mail it? WITH LIVING MODELS aoe R et AT A. Il. NAMM & SON’S ae $12.98 to $30 | In Ladies’ Waiting Room (Second Floor) iit al | Waists rer * SPECIAL PRICES & MODELS DURING DEMONSTRATION tse $1.49 10 S858 - FROM $3.00 UPWARDS ue ny Ol A Beauty Treatment in E G iy ¢ 8 i seagh , Coreate: Special eS aement a =" We have Refrix- ee K. PARQTE THESE LINKS Ss lomen Reducing and ine ny SS a Ss iH ‘ >\ i i - PECAN GhFont Say Rt treding. ROOMS ¢ (Yo Discount on the Dollar Cou-] | RUGS Anz R ; ] N A i wi ton, tant!) $925 Worth of Furniture No Deposit $1 Weekly ri ee OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING: "Be SON BERT: : 10. 10, 10. te LV) 1 6h = Bore | aan] ote" ie wipay. WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS eee Nee Pit re ree me rete ag EE oP RARE