The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1915, Page 5

YON TIOENTTY ; WN EGG, SAYS UDG, _News Odditics _| on et Ses Gaocer Was Positive but He _ OT®TRRS HAVE MIRED trom Connection ote of Goved bennuse Failed to Convince Magi © Convince Magis- | _ MUD MOLIG “cultivated” by Misoun farmers ov they can pull moter. urdey, “PREPAREDNESS” ---the Watchword the Wanamaker Half-Yearly Sale ot —_— 9 — FAMOUS TIARA of lote Mme Nordica found to copiain resi pears and | 9 A fusiotal ruting that Ee et, srmarena, averiat, (Beginning Tomorrow, Wednesday, and Continuing All of September) senate hen Ws not eatifielie us| FOR “BOOED $ STOLE wails omanding public oobert” catéentites | ents mann nen pee. ITHSTANDING | conditions —) | ‘These are in siddition to our rogular | | Roya! Doulton fancy pieaneundrate Fendered in the West Side Court to-| persue sent 06 te eonsuience fund. eviomobile, yesterday afternoon. and stoppage of shipments from Ger-| stock of 416 dinner sets, each complete for pw Ly 4 dey by Magistrate MoQuade Jona| £0 pnowors Riss cauibom 00 Gs Sonnd. died shortly after reaching bie apert. many end Austria, and curtsiled| 12 persons, to be selected from our 126 | Seas oeee® pat Wey Fae Fe Burke, seveniaen youre olf, was tvund | siesces age to enrell J — Middle Bibs | ont, No. 09 Park Avenue. Me and output from England, France and Italy— mm eee patterns, aud which can be re | saucers and other pecee-—et enaetiy bol early to-day in the cellar of No. 14 hie family thought be bad bees cured 1] we open this sale September J sesesed to placed at | tim 20 cents to $2.50 for grades that we Columbus Avenue by Poticoman| MING MING PRIBON DECORATED to-day with Gage, bunting and “Se oye ais | all ite branches to render old-fashioned full-| From an , pottery bay n sg ed 00 conta to 06.50 cack right of the West One Mundredth| “Welcome” sign. Prisoners’ greeting to Warden Osvorus, back fi - im whee ettedt: of pore nnerware, from whic! Berk Satice cee eee oon ree NO" | came were Mra Armstrong, Pasi {| meeeure complete satisfactory Wanamaker) Pores of porcelain din Cut Glass —9,736 Pieces— service— } erates of cege Meary Beckman of pe =e ma ged Armetreng jr, one year old, and . | sterli quali border design—at less than one-half regu “wn st. per lar prices——and the porcelain is firet quality a. ponte ee ig and pestont mn proportionately " | At less than half also are 10,000 pieces —in scope,and variety. Theo. Haviland chinainnew nd This happy situation, so far as this store) decorations—plates, tea cups and sau- is conce: comes not from watchful wait-| cers, dishes, fruit saucers, vegetable ing, but from watchful preparation in dishes, and other pieces, making com- vance, extending over a period of a vear at| plete sets, P least. No sooner was war threat- ened than we began to lay our lans and get in shipments, the Fruit of which active a laa is now seen in this sale. French china dinner sets Half Price This quantity is fresh from the by | wenghé te for the sale and is in addition te" our regular stocks. By keeping the busy through dull months we can sell 9,736 pieces at half price. The variety im cludes every wanted article. Some examples are: ate for an %in. bow! that we I for $5. . 1.38 for « 2-in. nappy that sellior $8" pe $1 for a bonbon dish that we sell for $2. Ne. 645 Columbus Avenue had com: PREFERRING THE TRENCHES to the pulptt, Nutiey, N. J, pastor it j Piained that two crates of eggs had| ** rewigned to enlist ip Canadian foresee been jon from bie grocery during t NOT IN NEW TORK—Negro who murdered woman indicted, tried, say these eggs are yours. | pleaded guilty, and sentenced to bang in #x hours at Murphysboro, Di, are no marks on the crates. dans elie How can you identify them? the “MOSQUITO FARMING,” & unique charge made against property own- Magistrate asked Beckman. ere in Long Island polos court. "By the color,” said the grocer, veow an some are otaea, ae were| BEARS ATTEMPT RAID — |VOLUNTEER RESERVE cloaks ot when time Mr. Armotreag | those I lost.” was pronounced dead. Mre Arm- "Did you ever see a green east” BUT CAN'T HOLD OUT PLANS WAVAL DRILLS strong, suffering from shook, then re- asked Magistrate MoQuade. “No? quired their attention. Then I rule you have not identified these as your property any more than| Stock Market Generally Rallies) First Will Be Held Next Sunday The first Mrs. Armstrong wae Miss Rolla Abell of Kansas City, She di- Ps $2.75 for a vase that we sell for $6, insed. ‘ oreed th right tn 1913 and Phitha bata ta wanton into the After Only Hour of Price at Hudson River and nee ving con ber Food pvt as low as $16.50 (com- $3 for « jug that we sell for $6. | place to sleep and knew nothing of Depression. 92d Street. in Kast Elghty-sixth Street. Follow- } 28c for an oll bottle that we sell } the presence of the exes in the cel- ing the divorce, Armotrong, in Loa- The Fren makers } ine, A bear raid that failed was begun] The second meeting of the New| don, married Mise Katherine caleert ch 7 ee in the stock market this afternoon. |York division of the United States! of st. Louis, who bad a part in bis||| resented in this sale in- Pde nee — een | Volunteer Naval Reserve was beld|piay, “The Deep Purple.” clude: } bow! that PHYSICIAN WHO GAVE It lasted for about an hour and - fast signi to Doce Bt, Pulltane | eda ee ees sasace ad oll — \ SM ae mLIAZ $5 for a punch we soll there waa @ rally which wae felt) Hutiding. About 200 men, among | Kidder, Mo., and was forty-six yeare|!] The5 Haviland Pouyat A ~ M bye i throughout the Mat. we whom Tere many ex-navy men, were] old. He was successively lake steam- an ber sn on. be Aside from a rise in minor ) | present. cl ion M. Steinert pre- vail rl tain, ter ii we sell for a ys FIRST AID 10 M KINLEY late ings were featureless, Acute | sided. Sediss aad New. Yak Exh ea German china dinner sets $2 each for a celery tray that as low as $20 (complete). condftions in the foreign credit situa-| The first instruction class will be ho market within narrow | held Sunday aftern on the Hud wayorzat. ‘Heli the Hoorah” we sell for $4 ea. tion held the marke oon © Hudson js nuccesatul “Heir to set: DIES IN THEATRE SEAT bounds, The closing was steady. River at Ninety-second Street. There| appeared in 1904. Among his gubse- fio pers ens : nd plats that we se for $4. - Preswure upon United States Stee! |the new men will be shown by naval | quent Plays wei alomy Jane” and as f 5 and . —_————— was such that the price was forced |omoers the various kinds of aignal| pee ieaeh His TAvee ‘Timmy Valen- | Englia: porcelain dinner $5.00 toe a fruit comport on stand to 145-8, an overnight Joss of 11-8. | systems, and copies of the code will sets as low as $15 (complete). that ? iv tine” was immensely popular on ee wides of the Atlantic. Beaides, Dr. N. W. Wilson of Buffalo} Generat Electric and Baldwin Loco-|be issued. Tho drill will take place wrote half a dosen vaudeville sketches, And many others at similar savings, Inch Royal Doulton, Grindley & Co., For the last time at these prices (because 4 ther the storm i ide Wife Duri pee genre ea 8 i049 reign spot. the ew Jersey division wit | 8ome of his plays have been pio-||| and J. &U. Meakin. factory prices have already advanced 20 per In Our Art Room ; Expires Beside Wife During nd we latter ne ae pol Chcoperate’ from ‘Grantwood, morec,| turised. American lain dinner sets as t.) we have English porcelain dinner seta . . Ae rene Gt eee the river, Motor boat drills will begin Linas low as $7.50 (complete). cent.) we > po Many beautiful pieces of ublic Performance, Strength in the railroad tasues was| ister, Fifteen new men joined last , : ori ‘ & Ceramic |} * y Rep ” the only feature in the stock mar-| night, and the organiaation cy New CIVIL SERVICE CHANGE Including the potveries oof are ier aria atindead Fi eee ee art will will be found at lowered prices |]. ket in the forenoon hours, ‘There | "Cone reserve was formed to encoure REJECTED IN REPORT Edwin M. Knowles Buffalo Pottery Pay in our ast room. we Dr. Nelson W. Wilson, a prominent| was a@ little peat of ayer in ago naval intelligence among alvil- Lert i ; be scaehare Ww. : qT . hyaiel 4 of Buffalo,|the prominent industrials, many|ians and to create a naval auxiliary —— ith, ips Company * bler: who was tho frst to render assistance| traders seemed to be switching to| of service to the Navy Department Mercer Pottery Company Decorated China 1,200 dos. Water Tumblere Homer Loughlin Company Richly decorated Royal Doulton plates— Great Range of Dinner Sete sernples at half price and loee—trom voy i i dinner | elaborate to very simple designs—50 cents | ¥ ave hans ate Lye is poor! to #5 for grades that we ourselves sell reg-| 75¢ dozen. | me ualities in open stock patterns. ularly for more than #1 to $10 each. Second Gallery and Subway Entrance New Bldg, |] + — An instructive window display at Ninth Street and Broadway shows the China process from the raw clay to the finished product place Ltand ait cata estas tacit tcn ttt cisco “EFFICIENCY ”---the Power Behind Kine lead blown water tumblers, opti with a needle etched pattern. des we sell regularly for $1.50 a dozen—now to Prosident McKinley after Czol-|the rails, The market appeared in| {i founders, ® group of ex-navy men,| Taken as Death Blow to Prefer- goaz's shot, slipped from his seat in| need of a stimulus of some sort. serve is Inefficient, and that of ita] ence for Veterans and Others the Republic Theatre last nigot and| go far as the railroads were oon-| 7,500 men scarcely 700, or not enough died within half an hour without] cemed, Pennsylvania and Reading} {0 man 2 dreadnought, could be enh: Under New Constitution. recovering consciousness. each gained 3-4, the former at 1001-2) Oita Adolph Marix. retired, je fos.| ALBANY, Aug. 81.—The Civit Ser- Dr. Wilson was attending the per-| and the latter at 149 1-2. New Haven! tering the now organization, which In| vice Committee of the Conatitutional formance of “Common Clay” with bI8| qavanced 11-2 to 6788 Union| time will be extended to every State ;Convention reported to-day in favor wife, Mr. and mea Wiliam x. aise Pacific gained 6-6 to 1827-8, aud|1 the Union, hoa te th fhe orton one Buffalo, A. E. Foran of Neponatt, ¥ —>_—_ ange resent provi Le ZL, formerly proprietor of the| fp, land climbed 38-8 points 10) yey, YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.|"lont roverning appointment and Hotel Netherland, and Mrs. Foran| Mexican Petroleum was in the early |october,, gh S40 SOT 886 | State, proba red doni a ae ‘The Buffalo party arrived here a week | running, and there was some buylDk \Hecember, 100 10.20 9.88 10.18 theeed las danse eee bo bsg fle trip, designed | American Smelting and Refining. |Janunry.. 10.14 10.84 10:10 10:31 | Conaldered @ jo © pro- ago on an automod! Ds 0.42 10.60 10.40 10.68| posal intended to grant preferment as a@ rest cure for Dr. Wilson, and Clost Quotations. \M 10.80 10.68 10,80 to Spanish War Veterans, votunteer i Ab FStHPA OsBADi losing Quo: Koa, Nee [UPS 03s 10.97 10.07 10.97 10,97 | t0 er a e 0. ~~ With net change from provious sling. Net, |" ‘Market’ closed atrong, up 19 to 22|flremen, members of the militia and e e e ' In the middle of the first act Mra. Gina Aud atin igh. Law. d {| points. ‘others. i : “ i ‘, se —_——_— b 4 a i i The Trunks include dress trunks, steamer |} 4 Lider saw her rhetyend oriea mA Ae taimen oy: tive Ha * ‘The report was commended by the F the women, of America only realized it, the enamel will chip off and bring poison Fee dL yd trunks and are net the teeap } ard and thought that he int th " % Ne bh THE LITTLE BOSTON BOY. e Re: 'd to| into the food. ind ges ‘That also was the first impression of | Am. Goal Praiucta ne at s by sqlfmm the Cleveland Plain Dealer.) Cty Berrie ae ae rae, in they could save to themselves ani Mg Te ie Hot sdonomy.to being lnto\the howe | ct iad 00 pare arene and es sil ae Dr, Backarach of No. 186 East Eighty- Ss % Be g tegmnoehantes Eypnearees my® ———_— ae those who help them keep house an nal old-fashioned utensils or unsizeable things | these cheap trunks before other stares get them, th Street, who had @ seat almost 185 P The little Boston boy settled hi calculable amount of energy, health, go ; r . ‘ but we wil Mt the: seven 4 = Md we firmly on his 4 TOO FUNRY. ‘ . which will not give the best service, just | but we not sel mt aay pelts. ‘ directly behind and helped carry Dr. ‘f ws bso SOSSCACER LNORS Sty BR protu- (Prom the Youngstown ‘Telegrem,) nature, cheerfulness, patience, happiness, Ne hav ace ahaa The Bathroom Supplies in cole ane shees ‘Wilson to an anteroom. 4 | =} } Btore Proprietor—What has become of freedom, to say nothing of money, if they | P°cause they a P- on brass, the beet possible construction for But Dr. Backarach was unable to i = si Bepertinent "Mahagert had to fre||| took advantage of thie wonderful House- Pacigiglinl jreluges auslity and oie bac Np sate: aw he aah 6 aeeane tr na, who anteed Gom Fisted Pit = Blin > | Ria competent? wares Store and the September Sale it holds tH 'y \ a ae 08€ | one-half lean ore exactly the same riety ' Het eivcinjc ‘Mobpital with s pule = cher, “and you! ‘Nope. Too much of « joker.” each Autumn. ore s pray teed always found in a elgeenters that we sell regularly in our i 5 a eet ibe ih as ym unetenty, natimarraiatany Mamas: |l| instead of bullding warships, aero; ' Wanamaker Boe, Tia ae fn pe am , eases arising from uremie, Polsoning ae Pit ae if © $ a frivolity o as subject. Pane bnaany gud he ss! ee planes, A, ‘nag Fooing. vox px Mig too bam yr ly iA in it, trees, aot 4 d had himself suffered from a ie aastaeel ie ; 4 Bree die it SAU SEER aes ak ah di + tive genius of our country is quietly bet tg ld less than in other Toate . BS TUS UBS tH and constantly inventing and fashion The ircnware Ie ofthe very highen ye ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. ee } . ing little and ig Pee aean decry with extra finish—the kind we sell regularly, Car Lighting & Power Company has 44% 4b = ments which wi rices are one-quarter bought the Crane plant of Sim; % 1S 180, Fi . 3 ames C ree 0 of housework. The Polished Tinware is the extra heavy ss : grade, at lar reduced prices. Requisition of the ney plant mare than h ie BY 5 +m | These labor Laat eiead ha Meas Anameted Waree= aud all BJ | quadruples capacity of Car Lighting & 2 Ay are shown in the Housefurnishings Store wares that we offer —are j cog ik. |Sdth Street vihentmeed Fo Oe Wat Oe ger rary eee olverine Copper Mining Compang‘a | (; ut +8. ood. e@ dor y Lda ‘utlory is first quality and made by SR TARO SI er taccea ene hie | ber cy = } On Wednesday and Thursday But we bring in everything that proves it- af the leading manufacturers nthe country and’ 1 October, 1914, $2 was pald, ond In April, | Mile ie : self sound immediately we eaten . Everything offered in th ia min : ay +9 a1 Economy in September e Sale \ ? Missourl Pacific to default interest on — f ey 7 juaranteed as though you were { due Bept. 1. Yt aa “McCREERY SILKS” In the September Sale, in station to of: TT prices. paying Exo Ralrond one earnings tor tix = Hy pa 2S oh he fering all eee hioweahiold | pe Fol bs ncluded are— ‘ : sto ug. Increased ware + Casseroles Q Haat ae Net after tax increased || ut 23% Famous Over Half a Century. oe regular aren on thle regular standard Woodenware "Rotnreom Pureeolaae ena 108, tog = ‘i : Alumin: Tr: j f Reading | Raliroad Byatem’s anftan || ah Hi The Finest Silks the World Produces. ag progr ee Soe For instances brushes” Bie Cewes ‘ 4 earnings in uly leclines 176,08; « y Ww prices do n ring economies 1 e ronware Enameled Ware Net increased $308,820 3 Complete assortments of Authentic Model Styles qualities are cheapened also. gue myins reper apLacerbae' soe Refrigerators Trays sand Brass Goode Allis-Chalmers Go, 1s now employing 5 ; i ‘otary shuttle sewi it h fourteen new ‘4 Lye O00 men and mille wo running. at 4] in Novelty Silks and Velvets are now in stock. It is not economy to bring into the home | retary 4 sewing mai 7 new | Sewing Machines Mi iiper vent of cea orders on Boks a lock cheap, flimsy, shilly-shally utensils or sec. | (Mnryvan ge Pe reg ay oe tepaiog. solease Chamole Goates, Coffee Mitte ie gy haa ai waeiaen quarterly div- $ Special Values onds of enamelware from which pieces of | and 81 weekly, Brooms and Mops Kitchen Cadinete | § idend of 1% per cent. on common and 3 - Hear cent ‘dy payable Oct. 1, 8 . . ; . } rl foPmtock of record Kept. tb ;,| Imported Black Chiffon Velvet, — double width. WAHN APACE. “CREAMS Sale of Pv lea ane ary CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN ie = 38 2.85 rd ] I an atin erty . ar \ MARKET. OR + . a yard, value 4.50 y Monday's WHEAT Net my tt A ns , AT REDUCED PRICES For Silks we sold Recently at $3 to $6 ‘om, Sie oh 2 a t 4 Chiffon Taffeta Silk in White, Navy Blue or Black. ‘This Bale corresponds to our Sale of Knicker: That large price reduction 1s due to our taking over an importer’s entire accumu: _ | RY te wah 8 * 3 1.15 vocker Hardwater Soap in March, of talcum lation of these fine Swiss silks. | vay Stay) Jet 4 -15 a yard, value 1.50 powder in May and of tollet water in June. $55,680 worth for $27,806. He 7 i Clone ohare | : . 7 : Sepiember te the month “g Sati dine, ch oluptueuse, sat! grit HS aS TR IRSA | Heavy Quality Black Satin Duchesse, $6 inches wide. ||} | piston te became more or fve tattered by | Stn atenainn,eharmeune votpcuru, ein bert. satin tele, dap de ane rae ‘ the skin's best friend. $1 qualities in black—14 qualitles in ivory—6 qualities in navy blue; Mi ‘ i 1.35 0 yerd, value 0.00 aba cream are abtolutely pure and wit not 72 Colors in Charmeuse Meteor—Our $4 Grade : id. ‘at 4 Feiney are put up in five forms, all of which will r jee A » The silks are standards. They are so fine that they need no introduction | ’ C1 I be sold during September at these reduced prices: : , : " 4 y Wy Chronic, or of Long Sesndlog: Ni 3 i WOMEN’S GLOVES Wahna Wonderful Cold C +e size tor S50 te ety mao aga for dist inguished winter gowns—for day and ‘f successfully treate } Ww I 1] it . ‘ ec for 65 jor ob ’ sail ea cared fi Fi =f 16-button length Whi e Chamoisette Gloves. Wohne Creme Marv for Ge mortis entire purchase willbe offered tn te Silk Rotunda and on the Mat Alsle to- | ae =4 pair 50c Wobne Bulf fils Cream... he se for 176 Dressmakers are invited to take Advantage of the opportunity, 9 Kiama : . , Fy otunda-~Main floor, Old Rullding. 7 ) Ht i 16-button length Silk Gloves,—White or Black. iat =: A Physictane preseribe : ig z pair 65c J fery, t Bi 1 or %clasp White Doeskin Gloves,........... Ae u vow. eae - =~ fy ty AMIS JVEL— the’ Luntent hu iy > a ; Fak} pair 1.00 caer eeerecmecemitecineiera —_ <r ee eens) aun