The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1915, Page 9

» re en ee ‘ ' THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 19 Ttalian Valances \32.2 eons ee ee | HOSELESS GIRL BATHERS tall bead work In the entire ont. Form Art Display! '=:!"\sicu at sete.) HOLD MEN ENTHRALLED | white swan swimming eracetally i6 & At Custom House) ii rine cctv |cyicagos Cy Paters Make Thing | through the instrumentality of vlue | beads. Pleasant for City Daughters, Some very interesting examples of | "6 to the iliness of Mrs. fare Italian bead work valances for elec Fayna Wriiteey, the exhibition of the and Sons, Too. ‘Wan of Fifth Avesee tric light fixtures, lamp shades and} young painters given unaer the @ , : ; HICAGO, 9.—The city fathi 4 similar purposes are now to be ysen | Shicee Ad Pag AC, AG patilened Bathing each ‘rules’ for ae at the Custom House, The Bureau of | art heginning next. week, will have | CAuenters recently, and among, the, pro; 23RD AUGUST r SALE H US 2 Forelen and Domestic Commerce, |to be postponed until further notice. They eo Could ‘eliminate stockings if they = Fs room 409, in the Custom House Bu —_$_——— denired. i a he firet reall: rm Sun- rc HOUGH {ing at Bowling Green, has these sam-| POLITICS AT OCEAN BEACH, | acre "at * cally, warm Suns i ; \ ples, which may be examined by ar- — fin anaive pay “beaches were ere, August Is a onth o; er anging rgains in 4 SYNOPSIS OF PREC DING CHAPTERS, Who could he be, therefore, and: Tangement with the bureau. Re-Elected flare oe i ‘we ‘Dont atockineices Pe ee ots ESTES, Tame. |where now had he gone? His pale! These valancos consist of beaded Ing the Wav ad a gai. | Blankets Muslins Linens Silverware White Goods e hiding piace » hin ratlike, . his! fringes, attached to a textile band or 6 beaches masculine "i ' fod Ste wt creamire the’ Riding Unince, iy halt | fae, Bie rate Cartve Ohne’ was!headpisce, fram which the beada and| tively politics marked the annual| tery. that merely atood and didn't’ «| Quilts—Comfortables Sheetiny Towels—Towelings Cutlery Curtains and Draperies prealed by u wokes via in her pease alim, wiry figure-—-at least sh P . (or thet Ba digities 10, the sone, alse, SG safe to know them at any future|giags tubing depend. | They Aro mado | meeting of the, Ocean, Beach Aas pear, ie weer. iyhlany, “Aldermen, S0 | Tickings Pillows Pillow Scarfe—Shams Soaps Rugs— a ‘ihe “Alscurery "tle ntiier hale to. te tn | time. in Italy, partly by hand and partly by | tion at n Beach Saturday - 2 Ka Raschadl tho, There seemed to be no recourse for) machinery. especially by women. ane dent Hrowning appomted a committee IC SaaS le M handi M f F Y There was re tine nawte evoke the| ticularly thowe of ‘high key. ‘Thess | ton. and the candidate of the oppoat- PRICE ATTRACTS—Dependable Merchandise Makes for Fame. ald of ‘any’ save her own wits, her| beads originate, in Venice, Austria. |Univeraiy, wan defeated by @ vote ot CASTOR IA : own resour Th law, hi johemia and 3 Ie 1 44 to a0. q . ’ there been. a wan useless to than bends are the finest and most im. | An ‘atten Rees fant between tat Together, They Keep US Busy and Our CUSTOMERS Contented. me er e even | portant, both a a out- | pres "| John A. Wile Brea Gr a RY and es arate eae ce be Crete Sle each pe] ow Intent md Cotome E SALE VALUES:— : (opsrigit, 19 tA. Pattersoa.) Trusting to fortune to bring her) | ‘The beads, as manufactured in ofthe, slection was resented a In USE FoR OVER 30 YEARS FOR EXAMPLE, THES 3 ; CHAPTER XXI. ald, she ran forward in the general] Venice, are based upon a hollow, tuhe the use of proxles to ald the admin! Al bears es direction which #he supposed the ee bk is neretces ee a bane tration ticket waa pro tly squelched, TABLE L! Com thai an had taken. She passed from the, lery that somewha ope | Th sition declared voten of absent ‘ABI INENS f JITTY turned, knowing that foot be ite gailers. Awhteh held ne walk and Cee aa td ies members Mert nnd made no effort to| Signatare BLA NKETS! BLA NKETS! whe must act quickly or|trace of footprints, to the softer} or more. ese tubes are cut into} introduce them. at August Sale Reductions 2 ‘ound where she might see the trai!,| minute pleces with a sharp instru- = ——— ~~ — _ - " ’ be taken prisoner herselt.| ey rent it now. He was running} ment that resembles a chisel. Those AUGUST SALE REDUCTIONS i “Follow me, Rolenut” she | im great Yeape toward the edge of the|are thrown’ into a bow! and heated NAUHNNUNUTUUUHVUUUOUULUUAITNEONOENUHLEUALUAGONEOnONUHN aT hl eas ang numasablt at SK Rad will regret it 4 cried. “Follow 6 when| forest, where the road came in. You-!and stirred, by which simple means Reliable qualities speci to stimulate ust selling is the pai ; you can rm leave a rate ‘And {der iny the trail to Gretahoiten, He. the a TEC a OME MINUTE FROM BROAD WAY of isan ts buy aren hie is sale, Stocks aapticrslly et e and | now aways noted for can rns A he caught up a book from the SABES | preseniy. ead i ound ores by punehin them from glase alisets | , hensive, and prices are wonderfully kw, A (etic is oe teed Ny ‘4 in the a Roleau eueasod what sho had meant) hota, The intruder re] The finished bende are atrune on 4M M Lf 4 May eee, Sistas ponees ihe Cakmse loch Guar the following sti" ings—Seo for, yoursalt; thet le by this—a paper trail. An inetant| him lying the open road across the} threads of varvin nek RAL . juee—| way to judge: o desert meana a curtain or drapery, effec’ C No Mall oF Telephone Onters. later she was also outside the win-| ra * further ’ BS Horses!” thought Kitty to herself, |is produced, which tx still 10-inch All-Linen Table - dow, calling the stables where some vt} heightened by the colors ised acke—heavy or Sees r | he looked this way and that, but|Sachio's mounts were kept—indeed,| Floral effects are admirably pro- BLANKETS BLANKETS <medium tantchhandaoms 1.18 14 ¢ : she doubted not that some might 00 | duced by the skilful handling of partt- Call and Make Mache Pure California Wool and W« Fine California and Pure Wool crested ; Ef. pe bogiseboentio: herd ptran ges |saddied and waiting In the yard. It |colored beads. A vine pattern. In Aarne filled white, gray, searlat| 4g] —white, colors and plaide—|g 9g ai See 10 un treacherously was true—an Instant later her own|which the leaf alternately appe A rertan call ene otl i gure whi tite | ine upon their own plans. A. astrange| fying hoofbeats pursued those Now |ahove and below the sinuous vine, YourOuwn Terms RECORDS: iLben beasd—all’ Gan . also Jacquard Gots fl xT] l feeling of terror came to her mind| lessening in the 7 ya And as she | becomes admirable by moeane of using: bede—reg. By to Blanketa—reg. $4.75 to $6.50 ferarite. ou ad ee 4 fled Kitty left a tral two nhaden of green beads. sete that perhaps she had seen him else-| “Ag tor Roleau, his faithful heart | fringe, in which a prayer rug ef ag furnitire Sale KB Off Entire Stock OTHER NOTABLE SALE OFFERINGS 1-Linen we . efore now. e could was wellnich broken when, having lfoct tg secured, ts interesting. ne : r have been? Ransacking her mem-| ean his mistress follow his advice | contre approaches the rectilinear and | @ york, Neos Sel, Fs Pi har California Mixed and Onto) sual sige Web: sos a ory, she concluded that he must have]and make her escape, he found him-|Consieta at hive beada. The borders ane biomanotlont Red Throws rapper ‘allfornia 3 caret 4 been some one of the band of banditt! | ge! ite of all anable to join her . Biannwsoryucdunrd yi 4 1.77 Pure Wool—Whti All-Laner Bt If in sp are less mevere, and ultimately be Gray and attract 41 i) 1.885 Be had surprised bet snd her com: )in the purault of ihe escaping thlef |Cdme pronouncedly serpentine in pkt~ We Open Accounts fn, two, and thrge.tone com- Grey que stirs \° 4 ona in es fe seer col 0 ne—Few. ort Bachioupon' ior aia act relax, and ern: Bix colors enter into the used from $1.00 a Week Up |cotton, Fleece Crip Mlankate} —gg| Tindlog—re, WH: \a ran 8. Clothe a a 10. 0 4 |Slporders-—reg. .29.. the Iderdow. nia, Blankets BO rter roe toe Come Roleea ned eed Noned ane Page Sp wreath idee te de. We Have Only ONE PRICE jer arty pind ‘Fane sas acai = 1 to an passive a condition an that In/lahtfully worked out in ano All Goods Are Marked ii Iie Borders Abb Naj e ha no recently had left. an. (there Custom House fringes | Are in fi ise —Nemimed 1.04 FRECKLE- FACE pA had undertaken the dan The Druidical, or sacred tree, be- Plain Figures ui Hb Me ‘i wee oe * kerous quest of the King’s coin. Find- | Heavy Cotton Fleece—White, Round K ing himself helpless. at length he How to Fight Tubercu'osis Columbia Talking Machines ol Zap and Gray—tor large site ‘e7 i ‘ Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots, | relaxed his tense muscles, ceased ty } Cash 8 Wg? toe Oa | ’ vice hed to Remove Easily. heave and thrust, cormoneed ica De. J,,W. Carhart of Han Antonio, Texas, os thet SY Wa Nar ss Pure Astraiian Wool bon Pure Australian Wool—white bat an the athlete does who kno’ ere nee teise tacatinate tarees eee round -w ¥ 3. fancy, colors—full - atxe Here's s chance, Mins Freckle-face, to| is a continued struggle ahead of him, | tpurths of all. the mineral substances of FREE Qenrvery pur. variety S Vishests hak 9.76) ang fancy | colors—full | atx | 1 insti ipa a : try a remedy for freckles with the guar-| reserving his powers for the moment:|the human body, they must be supplied In Over, a Handsome Souvenir reg. $14 inge—reg. $14.75... pane ‘a-> 8.96 } antee of a reliable dealer that it will not | of the greater need the foods or “supplemented Im mineral ate ‘Srekcaae eek eually Saber rs eeee 4 \ coat you e penny unless it removes the| "Ah. well, mesrleure” he sald mrin- | ep Uneraaie unchecked, The, spread | 3 Rooms 5 Rooms Fover “patterns, also. plain with freckles, while if it doce sive yom fn clear | RINK, (at length, “you have the argu- bere! a othe Furnished Furnished centres with fo borders—! 49.50 TOWELINGS f “Sing the expense is f. Sachio and his men led him out $49 98 $149 5 H sepa Faves Cine Themes ae 1/ ply aa snc ioe _ rape Into the main Foom, where. panting, le le “Opens satin Fibbon—reg. $16.01 Pure Wool, and Callfornie at August Sale panne. = } ist and a few) he was thrown upon a chair. also plain and +: epriications shoul a show you how easy| “Search him!" exclaimed Sachio 4 ROOMS FURNISHED AT || 19 Acyrs maaserp mata 9.65| Wert bans roy pa} §.7G | Cotton Crashes—reg. “J to rid yoursell of the homely |‘T have lost the coin. Tt wan here $ $ vinx Ch we beapcereeh 4 Rote and get a beautiful complexion. This gone—he has It about him some- 9) 98 9, 9 # Joo . a ; ia more than one ounce needed | Where.” mmarkable results in. tubercute C Batre, heavy, Linen Crashes — a The compantons of the count com- able re 4 uberculoals, whieh, TH ™ fora ‘a x for the worst cate. srwegiat for the Pilea, Die could make nothing of fhe 1th MART dna"aate 'Sntsing ne oste z = 750-752 8= AVE- Cor: 467Sr. All August Sale Goods purchased during thie sale will be held and delivered| "°F Sieh ane Fo te le " loutly asserting mn or habit-form!: a i-imen Potccw nothing of It and had it not ara UO = OPEN MONDAY & SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.rt- at customers’ woewentieiae un te ane enemas Ovaies Ms benecamrtien ical n sold under in his posrension. {nt or send direct. ‘The Above refers to any article In August Sale Departments. aia _ if it fails to remov (To Be Continued.) Philadelphia. —Aavt Menu —<_—___—_+ . Much-res. agg Loe} 48 fi %-Inch Linen Bheetings— Be value $1.00.......0006 or “4 WHITE GOODS Thetadh Lingne—_heaey Bubehor " Weave—value 8118. 8 he I bought out the stock of a high-priced woolen concern, August Sale Reductions Cotten Diavering-—talt 10 va pest Fs whose cloths were bought by I. Goldstein, 77 Summer St., Boston, to sell to tailors who charge $30, $35, $40 for suit- ings. I want to turn this stock into cash. It was bought by me at approxi- mately 50% of its value. for Dresses, Suits and Undergarments To appreciate our vast stocks you must see for se yee A dry customers tell us that our assortments snd values are far shesd of offerir ge elacwhere. . You can gain style satisfaction and save money at Hearn’s during this value- giving anniversary! 45-inch Imported Figured Cre were 98 and $1.19,..... to o Lomadate Cambrte—atso Nainsook August Sale and Cleeranaes Paks Map bene + 9%| LACE and SCRIM CURTAINS My price will be, suit to §6-Inch Gabardi i French Lacet, Renatesance, Marte f yourorder .. . Finer Gabardines—apecial .49 + Mt ‘Soins Trak Point. " Long Cloth—12-yd. piece: 36-inch Natmseeks—valus 9. I place myself, herewith, i in the position of ik cuneate a customer asking natural questions that might come to your mind, and I personally answer the same. Are these goods positively all wool? ANS.—Absolutely and positively all wool! Would you consider a tailcr selling these goods for 36-Inch—were 98 26-inch—reg. 36-inch—re, 40-inch—reg. 46-inch—reg. .74 Feptine—huhly mercerised— reg. 12%. Clearance lot of Ratines—from. from abroad—45 inch—wei $25, $30, $35 exorbitant? eek 5s ANS.—Positively no. a” 2100 ai0n; | hrnee Pere eee sss Are you limited in styles in these goods? | ANS.--I have almost every shade that a woolen house would carry, including Blue Serges and tor TUESDAY—BLOUSE DAY ake ry Black Unfinished Worsteds, at a price, $9. 75 . Two Matchless Values in Brakes nti cee 008 suit to order . . . 1... WOMEN’S SUMMER BLOUSES 10-yd. pos Remnants of Are these suits two-piece or three-piece suits? Organdie and Voile Blouses White China Silk Blouses Fine Damasks and Tapestrics 4 ANS.—A great number of these are three-piece suits. 1.00... ce... Special Reg. $1.49 & $1.69. . Special, Purchased of 4 Some of the ends are t so lon I cha $9.75 f Be pete fronts, tucked or pol? Tucked fronts with H. 8 vestees, je An Agent of Four Large French Mille. |) two-pieces. m ee SST Bika eatance sec [anise wis a sretebnaag | ene vote eee a ; ee i P Decorators’ regular selling pr . Do you absolutely and positively guarantee a fit? Great Values due te Red Ticket Lets and $i.00 te 08, oquared—, \ ANS.---There is no perfection in the human mind, but I do absolutely and positively guarantee Chenpenenp—ttany choles Seigningimaas 800 Sens, Pegezators, 5 Tagua, jetting price to satisfy the customer or make a new suit that will satisfy him, (Signed) MITCHELL THE TAILOR. (ceili ° {i Xd pi Fd Pi nd Ry seeeeee OS MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. per qualities i moat exclusive | to prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. eee ‘And, colorings—lengthe | ares SRST RS PF || Seats, Pillow Tope, jonas, ete, . k, blue and ts ad 1 Pr. Lots of Portieres— aa with ato Able for all dregs purposes, Ri Bongatine, alee” Today the city of New York needs Mitchell The Tailor, in spite of the fact that a number of high-priced merchants, who get i ee Flow, he 4 3 the long price eae their clothing, custom and ready-made, would like to see the low priced tailor eliminated. To the middle class of people, today, a suit of cloth n incident in their lives. Mother must be dressed, kiddies must look sce po Lee Pods aelored beedere— MT) TY clean end right, and the average man, earning a salary, today, is not built 36 size, like the clothing store heroes that we see pictured in ner oh. tinge, Quek ane ti epee ah Curtain Madras— the papers, His arms are too long, his waist is too large, his shoulder is lower on one side on account of labor that he must perform. In BD to 17 yre-—belt loops. id whit fact I find a great number of pcople in this world are away from the proportions of re: made clothing. For that reason | make volume BOYS’ CLODUING—THIKD FLOOR, 49 ct. White Linens. . a \e- —I try of business pay for the highest class designer cutting custom clothing in the country t 49 ct. Boys’ Shirts . Om gen pa “linen heavy” “and Fine Tapestry scene ay, This is open for dispute with either custom tailors, newspapers or ready-made clothiers, and every customer ordering a suit from Fancy (igure, and otf TOWRLINGS—MAIN FLOOR, Mitchell the Tailor, irrespective of his shape, is positively guaranteed the lowest price that cen be put on a suit of clothes, with the under- ered curts~ 89 ct. Mercerized Na 23 standing that it is to fit or new suit made, that a special pattern will be cut for his individual shape and that his clothing will be made 4 to 36 paak. 18" inch ~ hemmed — snow white— \ if te in one of the best lighted and most hygienic tailor shops in the country. Fer ey ot eee cain FLOOR. NEW BED SPREADS Com i Lam open to prove these statements to my customers, to the officials of the city of New York, to any newspaper in the country, *innoon taney yoken of | 10 ct. Fancy Pees wg 6 at August Sale Reductions yy at any and all times. broidery” medallions and laces Assortment of stripes, checks and ie June, 1915, showed an increase of almost 40% over 1914, July, 1915, shows an increase of over 40% over 1914, and I contend, ae oie eet kam escormrLoon, | “Wao bubs Pebkios—masemenr. Po achosphon podtisy alien today, that I have more satisfied cu-tomers on my ‘books than any tailor in the world. My books, my woolens, my workshop and my 29 ct. Collars & Set rr) 1, Spreads business are absolutely open to the public. ‘New shapes for sand dresses ag APs phat fenmany. pailerne yatlerns a favorite luces, also embraidered and “pagaming “as | well wort Swine and Batiste with and with- sand children's wea: @ @ out laces--white and ecru. “WASH DRESS FANIIOS—GASEMENT, Crochet Spreads—full 84 NECKWEAK- MALN FLOOR. cues yew designa—worth 61. e 25 et. New Ribbons. ; is Orion ie and Extra Heavy Crochot—tull alge Wide widths—biack, white, plain designs and colors—full —hemmed or fringed. 07 BO ST colors and warp. printe—moires, fen ‘eat poodle Sy aoe palin tas. UPHOLSTERY BASEMENT, N83 MAIN PLOOK Crochet Spreads — hemmed, $1.49 Feather Bed Ticks... A 1.00]) ‘fringed and cut-out cornere— ct. Girls’ Combric Drawers 18) "Full and three- quarter wises— gns—full 1.87 (131 BROADWAY "| testes (TIOTRTNASSAUSTREET) © 2c) es ea eal an rc) : Forks...........,0aeh Bol hee Open Evenings Till 9. Saturday 10 o’Clock New York City Open Evenings Till 7. Saturday 9 o’Clock 1 Kas a nee ER Rar le friger toe || ebyeworth 8 CUTLERY--MALN FLOOR, ES—MAIN FLOOR, ‘satin Finioh Hore in Dee va ta ble mF ’ heds—hemm lest, Hage oe bes recy