The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1915, Page 9

Von the lecture, My Bre em aie | fame 12! <¢ Silver- Plated sess: ' ; : “Souvenir” A WELCOME FOR THE KING. Tea Spoons timmy Athing’ ‘etery te Ame 4J.8.GREENHUT COMPANY. Your Choice 6c America “THE BIG STORE” Tomorrow at Som ses SIXTH AVE.. IG TO 19% STREET Dh aae, obi egeguee™ er | Silver-Plated Tableware ay wv oF OIVERSION. 3 <= P Tru stee s’ Sa les 2 akg + ial (By Order of the United States District Court) s ken to come a We Cannot Guarantee to Fill Mail or Telephone Orders on These Items a Unequalled Furniture Bargains Featured for Tomorrow in Our Semi-Annual Sale This sale is full of opportunities—Furniture of every kind pieces for any and every home are here. THE PRICES ARE 10 to $0 PER CENT. LESS THAN REGULAR. But the price inducement is secondary—the real features of this semi-annual event are quality and assortment. T hiecea GaSrak UGS Tat The varieties are comprehensive and embrace furniture for Parlor, Living Room, Dining Room, Bed Room, ete. simple but reliable and in sive Just a handful of the specials are given here: . hom treatment for people suffering $5.50 Fumed Onk Rockers—in Spanish | $16 Golden Quartered Oak China Clogets | $9 White Enamel Bedsteade—two-inch posts; | 85.60 Crown Woven Wire Springs netical with « pon ring. leather; automobile seat; s we oot i with the ides vie Aereementa w do wway MUNG panes he « cossip ack Gardner bas a new vaudey to continue at the) “Y indefinitely of Giese” will open at! part t hits horn afb will te held in ppt. an’ sev san’ three which the prepa A el - be submitted ond possibly adopted. | a Bt wical abow soon lind of the ite di with ap rt presented at” at the Cort, Atlantic City, ENGAGES Mi68 RING, & George Mooner hos returned trom! », California with the announcement that Blanche Hing will play an en agement out West for Moroseo in “Nobody Hho Western right» which Mr. Moi obtained from F. Muy astock Biisabeth Marbury Mr. More How to Heal Skin-Diseases , bent ends; swell front; ¢ $ five heavy filling ods; orna- $4 spring ends; all rogular sizes; = § to come Kast ip September, Itt @X-| Cae Musical Com Vor’ c itching, burn $12.60 Pumed Oak Library of Living-Room | pected be will arrive bere Sept, 1. The “stolen Ord Tablen- quartered ouk top 48 inches lon 2 Three-Piece Sultes—frames made of | $12 Mascot Hed Couches one of the simplest a Lery od Soringe raised edge arrived from Loudon. It At ony — reliable with four heavy legs;” ler id birch, finished in a rich mahogany: panne | (© operate; ample space for 9 50 8 from sliding; 53 95 SNER HAS A PLAN. gost melodrama ever brought lO) druggist’s get nm jar drawer; bolt construction: kK loose cushions; suite consists of settee, pillows and bedding; at. A all regular sizes; at le Which wi undoubiedly| “Louie Mann 1s to open bis regular bare el at. ae a) | armchair and rocke $9G | $18 Pull-dize American Walnut Wood Bed- | $4 Regie Woven Wire Springs extra heavy create mnuch inte: among play~ | season $25 Circassian Walnut Colonial Dressers— me vied Aaa ald a The Bubble” at the Alvin, There is @ litte’ Pittsburgh, Labor Day L. » Juat Where he won't) Before beginning her starring tour ye in which he will try}in “ady Luxury,” Florence Webber, | bathe the affe . ateads—Adam design; ba | 1 75 wea high risers; all regular 55 25 heavy plank top, 42 inches long; 30x24 | $16 Two-Inch Continuous Post Bedw——-with | Mer cccccreereer cceenes . A at } . inch French bevelled plate mirror; all | five t-inch fillers, four I on head and | $7.60 Two-Inch Continuous Post Bedsteads | $11 Stearns & Foster Roll-Edge Mattresses— wrights and soto: theatre uptow way at prosen With the resinol 1 parts thoroughly, | heedlaheasine foot end; bright five heavy filling rods; in baked $ covered in fancy art ticking; — § out plays when he gets through! jate in September, will act for the) until they are free from crusts and the at.. , ; . i ; ieee new ones for the regular| gin camera. “ skin is softened, — Dry very gently, all regular sizes....... 9.50 white enamel; at 5.45 ar. ‘ ‘ 8.75 -roducers, Player who are bis) Denman Maley has returned to the spread on a thin layer of the resinol ends and who ure disengaged Will] city again, This time he came from ointinent and cover with a light band invited to appear in the produc: | Onyet, Ma 16 spent a num age—if fons.” There, will be NO en gh sae tee ain Cost haere A Peg hbo A Limited Number of Great Special Combination Offer! Eat ielg. cis tte tect H1100-Piece Porce-||*1-50 Liquid Veneer Polish Mops Carpet Ramaneen be asked to see the plays, and thus In a Clearance Jhealthy again, oe lain Dinner Sete ||. With ‘1 Bottle of Oil Q5e|| Wilton Velvets, will be afforded opportunities to demonstrate their abilities to the buyers of theatrical talent, On Sale $ Complete Tomorrow for . . . Wool Vv elvets and n ’ Other Specials in Our House Ware Department " Tomorrow, at 5 50¢ Androck Oven—for roasting, baking and also for heating flat 39 apestry Brussels irons; at A c In 1\4 to 10 Yard Lengths hie gon sets heretofore | | $2.00 Aluminum Coffee Percolators—capacity about 6 cups; $ " Unquestionably the most important diate: r eechies te dainty fern leaf ton ae —, ay spray design. nickel-plated faucets; at ‘ $1.50 fe Manoa Wilton Velvet Carpeto— 95¢ . RS : i $2.75 White Enamel N $ yar . ae Every set in perfect condition. nickel-plated faucets; at....... 225 Be, to $1.20 Wool Velvet Carpete— RO. Every set complete for 12 per-| | 3,50 White Enamel ‘Nursery $ 5de to 96¢e Tapestry Brussela.Carpeto— sons. nickel-plated faucets; larger size; at. 2.95 yard te tyeweeee eens 39 ond act o' 8 s ven Friday night for the entertain. BROUN 16 VERSATILE, font of the members of the “Blue The running broad jump of Hey-| Paradiso” cast wood Broun from the position of base-}" ig, Janis and her company are ball editor to that of dramatic critle) poiearsing on the roof of the Hotel Of the Tribune shouldn't cause aston-| ie onauin, Sho doesn't like to have ishment in Broadway jrircies., Mr. | Sosple looking on, ai Nlbean ia the Broun ae nad tn empany was pre. {od saying, “The higher the tower.” ing to atage “A Daughter of — ce ets te Chinese play he was| KATHERINE CHANGES AGAIN. gent to China to gather “atmosphere.” | Once upon @ timo Katherine Daly, Upon his return he was delegated to] Was @ chorus girl In a Dillingham | accompany @ Chinese Prince about|company. Tiring of being merely a vountry and introduce him to au-| portion of an animated bac! pund, cos gathered to hear his lecture|she got a job playing a@ part. in the theme of the big production. | “Within the Law” on the road. Just 6 Prince, by the way, was a pretty | when everybody began to think she die iaundryman, with @ shop on the| was a real emotional actress, Kath- cast side, before he was induced to|erine appeared in an airy costume in abandon his tub for art. Frequently, | the idnight Frolic’ atop the New when the barrier was due to fly up! Amsterdam. Now tomes the an- enjoyment of life. Physicians throughout the World __ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. __-BANKING AND FINANCIAL, | BANKING AND FINANCIAL, Women’s and Misses’ Women’s Te to 2A¢ Women’s ae 5c $3.95 Skirts,?2.95 etticoats, a amisoles a i Some are all white—others in colors with lace Your choice of Sateen or Percaline petticoats | | insertion. Dainty undergarments to wear with Models sure to be popular this Fall. Splendidly | | in black and colors. Well made in an up-to-date | | sheer waists. tailored in navy or black Serge and Mixtures. 22 style. to 30 inch belts. 36 to 42 inch lengths. Women’s Women’s 51.95 Silk 9 5 Cc $1 Petticoats at 39¢ “Victory” Sewing Machines P : s\ in pink, Messaline Petticoats, bine theik Eeceetted maton ineres Meaieer hee Drop-head, 7 drawers; all attach- $ gent’s price $30; at...... 14.50 Variety of colors—(no black). ished at bottom with lace. *4 Mackinaw Auto |/Tryunks & Travelling Bags|| Beautiful $2.95 Lap Robes, $2.95 DURABLE TRUNKS—canvas duck covered; oil painted; hard-| | ' pqamed Pictures wood slats; large brass clamps and corners; strong hinges; Excelsior Made of all-wool, close-woven ‘ i aterproof fabric. Size 54x72 and lock; 2 sole leather straps over body ; deep tray with hat box. On Sale $ 1 4 9 waterpro c. <j 54x84 inches. Assorted patterns. MIMOR s acdkeaas [asso 30inches | 32inches|34 inches | 36inches Tomorrow, at .. e 4 BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD Boston, Mass., August 19, 1915, To the Noteholders of the Boston & Maine Rallroad : The holders of notes due September 2, 1915, are asked to extend these notes to March 2, 1916, on the following terms: (4) ANY HOLDER OF NOTES MAY BXTEND THE AMOUNT DUE THEREON UNTIL MARCH 2, 4916, WITH INTEREST DISCOUNTED AT THE RATE OF 6% PER ANNUM, OR (a) ANY HOLDER OF NOTES MAY EXTEND 80% OF THE AMOUNT DUE THEREON ON THE TERMS STATED ABOVE AND MAY RECEIVE IN EXCHANGE POR THE REMAINING 20% FIVE PER CEN, GOLD NOTES OF MAINE RAILWAYS COMPANIES, DUE APRIL 4, 1919, AT PAR PLAT WITH OCTOBER Women’s Straw 4, 1915, COUPON ATTACHED, OF WHICH ONE-HALP WILL BE NOTES CONVERTIBLE AT THE Originall 29 sewn edges; sewn corners; solid brass lock and catches; leather lined; with glass protector. The fr OPTION OF THE HOLDER PAR FOR PAR, INTO MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY CAPI- Hats Priced 10 $1.45, at c all sizes; choice of 14, 15, 17 or 18 inch; regularly sold at 83 95 8 A Pi hi ‘ames TAL STOCK UNTIL OCTOBER 1, 1918, AND THE REMAINING ONE-HALF WILL BE NON-CON- Variety of shapes, but quantity limited, $5.50; sale enenes * VERTIBLE, NOTEHOLDERS WILL BE PERMITTED TO INCREASE OR DECREASE THE PERCENT- Pure Foo d Spec i al Ss Reliable Wines & Liquors $5.60 $6.00 $6.45 $6.85 $7.25 4.25 4.60 5.00 5.40 5.85 A choice variety of subjects; Travelling Bags—genuine sole leather cowhide; Oxford style; French | | each picture is in a shadow box Formerly... Sale Price AGES OF “BXTENDED NOTES” AND OF MAINE RAILWAYS COMPANIES NOTES SO AS TO OBTAIN EVEN MULTIPLES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Wilson Whisky Export Beers, Claret, Hock, Riesling During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1915, by strict economy and with the partial benefit of Increased All the leading brands at special money-saving prices. Mail and telephone orders | | Nonrefiiiavie bor- Teel iii. Du (tussles catvenie: ina passenger and freight rates recently granted the ee was able, vig Lovie) a decrease !n operating rev- filled promptly. Telephone Chelsea 4000. Selec Plteoner $3 "1 99 Stock ...+..82.80 $2.10 we — Bddy's Jo! rau, or enue of $1,489,236, to come within stout $334,000 meeting tts fixed charges, as against a deficit of Tetley’s Teas Brewed Maca Oatmeal ImLY na i" Lf a 100 |German ‘rev. 8 85. |" Dorado... 200 1.68 $2,044,742 for the previous year. While this improvement does not remove the necessity of reorganization TERIKCRATLAAG Pee b a MOTHER'S FRESHLY || + 42¢ J « ce Ree? 8.00 85 1s 1.90 it strengthens our belief that If a consolidation with the Leased Lines can be effected on equitable termes, ‘ ore or LL SUGAR CURED ROLLED —doz., BO35 - 1 a, + He : . 3 a financially strong corporation will result which will be to the greatest advantage of all packages, n by BEST NEW POTATOES~ Sealy Po in RE | R Cones 18D || CHESTER BRAND |] ROBINSON'S SCOTCH || bbi., $1.95; bushel, 60) irew BACON: 22¢ TME Ihe 885i * Holland Gin + 625 27c || oe | He QUAKER PEARL HOM Rex Sale INY a. aS 24>. a |] QUAKE = PINHEAD CIES’ CR. White Horse Price, Price "T5ie |) uae, BINMEAD Jrawcuest wean Le If granted, the extension of your notes now asked for will not !n any way diminish your security, as no mortgage can be placed upon the property without securing your notes, and It will enable the manage- 7 Q ” t jor conditlo: ould VERS; Ib.. : pac reins Hollend ....81.50 81.84 To-Qui-No | Tnent to continue its efforts toward a sound reorganization, under favorable conditions, Should holders of ; _DERS: fb AEAL 8 ine, Bei Be o-Quied | Boston & Majne Notes who accept Plan No. 2 desire notes of Maine Railways Companies In excess of aasated trate ten TH reece PREMIUM Packie 10c mes sr eeare SHOW MELLOW <= for | 1 Botimen's re on ner ond fonts their allotment of 20% they may be permitted to increase thelr holding of Maine Rallways Companies Notes E 28-4 i it na, TUN), Patton meraneesl Sehiedem Gin. 125 1.10 Reiss’ Ginger Al and decrease thelr Boston & Maine Notes accordingly, from any of such notes remaining in the Treasury. In 3 BAC oll eandwicbes | in pti ih ie case of applications In excess of the amount of notes avaliable, allotment wil) be made as ter as practicable eanisier, #1; wy pal upop # pro-rata basis. SMONoUES. 9. || Ribs STRAINED TOMATORS—| dozen, 61.3 ‘2 Original Ieenesver 200 é Hen fn nit eae ; Old Lewis Hunter oxen, 3B; NOT-A-SEI ; . Acceptance of the above offers Is to be construed as conditional upon action by the Directors, not is. P fats | Oe |] se Bein... 10c ese Rel 3 ua Rye—Straight | Wm. Jameson's 20- later than September 1, 1915, declaring the plan of extension affective, PEE 25-1b drum, Fresh Biscuits & 8. TOMATOES Pureat and | beet ae Year-Old Irish Wily COCOANUT STICKS peci baate JP ° ; Stieny! 81 botte,, fresh from. National | apts » Me |] § it Caadye |] roms 10s lerae | oe pele! De Rountree $2.15; y MACKBREL | : f Dry & Old Tom ||“ setoteh Whiaky SAMPLE TRAS —areen || Mae i \ Gins and black, mixed. to Fig 4 [I] orders 10 low Tee, 10 pack | anes, 470; phe CALIFORNIA PRAC! dias molt “ Kanrell brand — yell James Hennessy || California Wines Co.'s |PORT, SHERRY, TOKAY ldotle NOTEHOLDERS ARE REQUESTED TO INFORM THE OLD COLONY TRUS'T COM. PANY, 17 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, BEFORE 2 P. M., FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1916, WHICH OF THE ABOVE ALTERNATIVE OFFERS THEY RESPEC. TIVELY DESIRE TO ACCEPT, AND TO STATE IN THEIR LETTERS GIVING THIS IN- FORMATION THE NUMBERS, DENOMINATIONS AND DATES OF MATURITY OF THE NOTES HELD BY THEM, NOTEHOLDERS WILL SUBSEQUENTLY BE ASKED TO PRESENT THEIR NOTES FOR EXTENSION OP EXCHANGE. Very ol e r wey ANGELICA, MUSCATEL melons; the kind we 28-4 n Dak, OLD PALB $1.48 Bottle. Gal vied for, Be : PaAbe-Lobe- #140, 10: Be COGNAG — bot loueen Qua’ ¥...6Be #215 | side brand; EVAPORATED PRACHES | ot" Mt, F limperial ....+.-82¢ 1.76 | case 2 dos, #129 prea “a Be ‘480, 4 prices only Ferrand’s |-Star $1.4 |)Puritan brand...d4e 1.38] Bourdon 4 30c ¢ » 485) 206 | Lier Orders $1.28 bottle Oe Md riers 802 1.05\Rerwick Rye By order Board of Directors, J. H, HUSTIS, President. incident i :