The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 5

WAR ON JITNEY BUSSES. Hoboken Street Car Men Want Dangers Eliminated. Disaster causing death was predicted before the Board of Commissioners of PARIS’ CELEBRATES, PAYING TRIBUTE 10 the streets of the mile-square city swarm. e drive shoot old. the Commis. ney dofed’ the Gomuaice| Given New Resting Place on Independence Day. PARIS, July 14.—Paris to-day cele- brated what was probably the most 7 OU’RE growing better roses this year than you did last— or at least you’re trying to. It’s the lodestone that draws you back to the garden each morning. And it’s the same with Best's. Trying to improve draws us back to the store each day with fresh enthusiasm. Trying to find a way of giv- ing you even better value to- day than we gave yesterday. history. In previous years the anni- versary of the date on which the rule by battering in the walls of the Bastile was given over to noisy spec- tacular demonstrations. To-day a single ceremony replaced all that. At 7 A. M. the ashes of Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, the French captain who composed the ‘Marseil- laice,” were brought in Paris from the former resting place at Choisy- le-Rol. At 10 o'clock, in une of the greatest and most impressive cor- teges Burope ever saw, the ashes ‘were borne from the Arch of Triumph to the Hotel des Invalides, along Champs Elysees, Avenue Alexander TIL. and Esplanade des Invalides, be- tween sidewalks packed with thou- eands of persons all with bared heads. < cannon of the First Republic, draped with flags. Behind came an escort of cavalry, and then the carriages bear- ing President Poincare, members of the cabinet, senators, deputies, city councilmen and other notables. A parade on the esplanade followed the _ diplomatic corps attended the final It keeps Best’s busy—and the store growing. rig. Gen, Fifth Avenue, Weet Side, Corner of 98th Street residence in this city. He of Ireland, born in 1841. regular service in | James McCreery & Co. | 34th Street 5th Avenue Remarkable Offerings On: Thursday and Friday i, WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES] WOMEN’S SUMMER SKIRTS A collection of smart models in a wide range of materials and styles, 5.00 regularly up to 12.00 Special Clearance of the remaining stock of Gabardine and Velour Skirts. 1.95 and 3.50 regularly 3.50 and 5.95 WOMEN’S AFTERNOON AND EVENING GOWNS At less than One-Half Regular Prices This extraordinary offering represents several Special Purchases from leading manufacturers in conjunction with discontinued models and broken lots taken from regular stock, all in the season’s most attractive styles, J Very special at 16.75, regularly up to 40.00 j “McCREERY SILKS” Famous over half a Century. ‘The Finest Silks the World Produces ¢ One Hundred Pieces : Genuine Chinese Ecru Pongee ‘Silk 88-in. wide.....formerly 1.00.....yd., 550 Clearance Reductions YOUNG MEN’S & BOYS’ WEARING APPAREL 290 Young Men’s Suits of Fancy Mix- 75 Washable Norfolk Suits,—size 7 to | tures, Navy Blue Flannel or Mohair and Silk. 14 years, 2.85, regularly 5.50 a\ Size 84 to 40 inch chest. 200 pairs Washable Knickerbocker Trous- 15.00, regularly 22.50 ers of Khaki, Tan Crash, Navy Galatea and COTTON DRESS GOODS 12,000 Yards White Washable Skirt and Dress Fabrics Corduroy Pique, Poplin, Golf Crepe, Ox- ford Suiting, Repp, Ratine, Rice Cloth, Lawn, Crepe, Batiste and Plain and Fancy Voile. formerly 45c, yard, 23c White Golf Corduroy formerly 75c, yard, 48¢ \ White Duck. ec 80 Young Men’s Suits of *Kuloff” and Palm ae ee special, Gye Cloth. Size $4 to 88 inch chest. 20 doz. Silk Blouses in Tan or White. Size 7.50, regularly 10.50 7 to 14 years. = 1.50, regularly 2.50 40 doz, Blouses in Madras and Soisette— light and dark colors or white; neckband or Gray and Maroon. Size 6 to 14 years. attached collar; soft or !aundered; size 7 to 14 1.95, regularly 2.95 years, 75c, regularly 1.35 Boys’ Hats at one-half less than regular prices Sweaters in Navy Blue, Brown, Oxford Now in Progress CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN’S WEAR including Straw Hats, Neckwear, Shirts, Pajamas, Robes, Tennis Trousers, Union Suits, Athletic Underwear and Half Hose at Unprecedented Price Reductions TMARSELLAISE' AUTHOR eens in] Ashes of Capt. Claude De Lisle French people ended monarchical| ‘The ashes reposed on a caisson of a [ * i. / Trying todiscover what you ee eee ee oe like before you’ve thought of ||made « briet address to the great 5 crowd that pressed in about the it yourself. ; ». building, Many members of the Army, retired, died last night at his itive through the Civil War and entered the “THE EVENING wort inspiring Fourteenth of July tn her|.« O-<EED>- 0D (0) ED 0-0-0 (0 0) D-DD 0-0 (0) 0-0 0-GD-(0 0) -<D- 0-0-0 (0) ED 0-00-00 O - WOULD-BE SUICIDE’S PITIFUL STORY UNTRUE Husband Not at Battle Front, Be- cause She Hasn't Any Husband at All. Nellie Bradshaw of Manchester, England, who last Saturday told Mag- istrate Nolan the pitiful story of a husband gone to the war and of her being prevented by a policeman from plunging into the North River rather than starve or go on the streets, was in the Tombs Police Court this morn- ing. D, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 Her story waa published in the newspepers and the British Consulate has been besieged by people who wanted to help her. This morning tho Tombs Court was packed with church people, members of charitable organ\- zations and others who want to do good for the love of doing so. Acting under instructions from Magistrate Nolan, Assistant District Attoreny Gates Investigated the wo- man's case and found that her name is Nellio Nessis, that her husband didn't go to the war for the reason that she never had a husband and that prior to coming here she had been released from an institution in Manchester. Dr. Frank McGuire, Tombs physician, eaid she was a moral and mental defective. She was sent to Bellevue for observation and FOUNDED 1826 Lord « Taylor 38th Street Store Hours 9 A. M. tos P.M. Closed Saturday What Well-Dressed Men Are Wearing N° or Sack Models, hand Special $9.00 and 12.50. lodels. Special $20.00. Pongee Silk Suite, p' or Norfolk models, Special $1. to 25. effects. Silk Hose, 65c. and all the leading colors, Calf. All sizes. Smart Semi-Made DRESS SKIRTS Are Very Specially Priced Tub and serge skirts in the very latest models, ready to wear, except for the stitching of a seam and the attaching of fastenings. Well cut, well tailored, well worth at least a third more than present prices. Tub Skirts (Semi-Made.) of khaki, white linen, white pique in flaring Sport Skirt model with patch pockets; unusual at $2.50 and 2,85, Serge Skirts (Semi-Made.) New pleated effects, in navy blue and cream white English Serges. White and white-striped-with-black in circular modgl, very wide at foot. Special, $4.75 each, Ground and Second Floors —* A New Shipment of White Washable Corduroy Just received, a lightweight wide - wale, velvet-finished fabric for skirts and suits. Priced 85¢ a yard, Becond Floor Palm Beach Suits, Norfolk tailored. White Flannel Suite of finest wality flannel; Norfolk or Sack Usual $1.00 quality in black ? will probably be deported. The good people who wanted to assist the woman were much shocked and quite saddened as they filed out of the police court. BONWIT TELLER & CO. Will Close Out Thursday At Greatly Reduced Prices .Women’s Cotton Dresses be Formerly up to 18.50. pe 5.00 7.50 1050 OF Voile, Linen, Crepe and Tissue in white, stripes and colors FIFTH AVENUE need to swelter this summer, for sartorial authorities favor the coolest and most comfortable attire—garments made of porous, light-weight fabrics and expertly tailored. FLANNEL SUITS, Very Special at $17.50 For Outing and Business wear, the.Lord & Taylor “Special” —a summer suit of soft flannel in blue, gray, check and pencil stripes. Extremely smart in cut is the coat, with patch pockets and the “athletic” vest is skeleton lined. All sizes. Clearance of MEN’S FINE SUITS, Novelty ma- terials, well tailored, $21.50 Golf Coats, gray, blue or heather mixtures. Special $10.00, yer aed tinct. G20) See cmaery | tad 5.08, 4 Fourth Floor Summer HABERDASHERY Needs’ Providing Especial Economies Negligee Shirts, $2.00 Quality, $1.35. “Cool madras or mercerized fabrics, in leading colors and patterns. Coat model with double cuffs. Cravate—Usually $1.00 and 1.50, 65¢. Imported and domestic silks in smart colors and patterns; also knit Scarfs in plain and striped Summer weight Fine qualit: or brown, price. Ground Floor (PomremremrenemmeanremcenouncunramrencansuneemcqommnGrenranccncenoumcaneanantamceeancancancameaseaneanndp 600 Pairs of MEN’S LOW SHOES, Reduced from $5.00 and $6.00 a pair Tan or Black Russia Calf—Patent Leather-—White Canvas Styles and lines that we shall discontinue. in each style or leather, but all sizes in the assortment. Men’s Sport Oxfords—Special $4.85 a pair Very comfortable last, in white, trimmed with black or tan Russia Ground Floor Midsummer CLEARAWAY LD al Embroidered Dress Cottons Usually 95¢ and $1.25 Now 48¢ a yard Thirty-five hundred yards of the season's smartest nov- elty fabrics, every yard fresh, erisp, perfect ip weave and texture. Included are White Crepes and Voiles Sheer and beautifully em- broidered in the colorings most in vogue. Effective fancy motifs, dotted, floral and striped designs. All double width. An event of interest to every woman whose summer quota of Frocks is still ine complete, td Ground 4 tnd Floors cal ») ED 0D 0D 0-GEEED (0) ED 0 GED 0-00-10 or khaki; all sizes, and striped serge, extra quality. $5.00. URIS Seay Mercerized Pajamas, Formerly \$1.50, $1.10. and light colors, finished with pearl buttons, Bathing Suits, Were $3.50 and 4.00, $2.65. worsted suits in gray, blue, black nly a limited number at this low Lisle Hose, 35c. lisle, striped and plain. White Crepe de Chine Gowns Formerly up to 39.60 18.50 22.50 In tailleur and demi-dress styles. Women’s Tailleur Suits Reduced to 15.00 Two or three of a kind in an assortment of serge and gabarding, Women’s Odd Coats i Reduced to 10.00 iin Beach end nen eto uta Women’s Separate Skirts Reduced to 2.95 Linen, pique, gabardine, serge. 39th Street Novelty Blazers, red and taffeta, coatees, cloth coats, 2 at ty " Misses’ Silk Dresses a 12.75 4 Striped white silke, taffeta, crepe de chine and charmeuse, : “Tub” Trousers of white duck Special $1.50, Flannel Trousers of white At Greatly Reduced Prices. WOMEN’S & MISSES’ SWEATERS Misses’ Shetland Wool Sweaters 3.25 ' 3.75 3.95 In the favored colorings. and very neatly made; white Women’s Fibre Silk Sweaters 6.95 In all colors with sashes. The soc grade in fine gauze Women's Jersey Silk Sweaters 8.50 In smart colors with sashes. $3.25 ; PULL wwe wees iT rwowewrw, Not all sizes Fe » Special price concessions ~ ry Straw Hate— is $a Sennets & Mackinaws Now $1.35 || $3, $4, 85 Splits & Milans Now 81,85 is $3, 84 & 85 Qualities Now 82.45 yy |<’ Pure Silk, Silk-Mixed & Madras by > Outing Trousers— a iy $6 to $8 Grades ji Now &5 fe Never We D d Fine Striped Serges om fever Were Dresses dusatiae’ gui for LITTLE FOLKS | $8, $30 & $32 Mixtures Now $25 Worsted@s, Cheviots and Tweeds BROKAW BROTHERS Astor Place & Fourth Avenue Subway Station at Door So Attractively Priced Three hundred and more pretty little Tub Dresses for tots of two to six have been reduced for Clear- away. Size range, while incomplete, affords excellent choosing; values truly re- markable, Bloomer Dresses (better than you would usually buy for soc), of striped or checked gingham and of plain cham- bray. Belted Russian models, piped or embroid- SAM EC MANUFACTURER'S SALE The past two weeks we disposed of % of our surplus of 3,000 le Z SUMMER DRESSES f/* Speaks well for us, Xe) We still have 25 different designs to select from and sizes to fit you The balance must be sold before July 31st. $7 and 88 Dresses. j Nery fee Tatieta and Cisne "it le Chine Dresses __retailin | at $15, $20. Our pric . $8.00 mu PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Free Delivery Within 50 Miles of New York. GLOBE DRESS CO. tat Floor 22 W. 26th St. Near B'way, ered trimmed and with sep- 4 arate bloomers, Only t00 in the assortment; special 35e, Pretty Tub Dresses, mostly in low-necked, short- sleeve effect, are of cool crepes, serviceable plaid and striped ginghams, dimities and linens. Low, belted and short-waisted models with pleated, flounced or flaring skirts; some hend- embroidered, others Sw’ embroidery ‘trimmed; some Regular plain, others smartly’ piped. Originally 50c to $2.95 Now 35c to $1.50 Fourth Floor,