The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 6

mem wes Halted Until Cant than, were Femedied iq ee it rf ! of tim iying about Ta sift fl i hi Hy! Stop! Look! Listen! Panic on the 4.28! Fe ee Women Board the Club Car and Smoke, Paund the Lew Vielsted ans Bus bead of coven of tie ee on vee unproteriod by the ary THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i Invading Last Retreat of Mere Man Two Charming Members of Gentler Sex Startle Jersey Commuters on a Pennsyl- vania Train Bound for Sea- shore, At last the chronicle of woman's invasion and occupation ts complete. Bhe has penetrated to the innermost recess of a sanctuary which man had set apart for himself as his very own. It was not through siege or storming that she won to it, but through sheer ‘shoe | COUrage—Nerve, merc man would call it, And the consternation of the as- sault has spread from tongue to ear -|from Jersey City to the uttermost reaches of the New Jersey coast, From hundreds of thtoats, male New| throats, rises the cry, “Whither shall The May Ma singham the wool, and if t sort that require no fitting, and it would be impos- sible to find anything simpler, while at the same time the model gives new and smart lines and fea- tures, Smoeking makes @ really important feature of the autumn fashions, for tt {s put to a great many different uses, and the smocking on this frock wives it @ very smart touch. In the picture, the dress ta made of challis, in a pretty shade of blue, with the collar and cuffs of white, and it is worn with « black patent leather belt, but this dress is one of the gen- erally use! as from bright blue gabardine, with collar and cuffs of plaid surah or plaid taffeta, it would be pretty for afternoon occasions. white wool crepe, with the collar and cuffs of white allk, 1t would be very dressy and very dainty in fect, Like many another model of the season, its effect depends entirely upon the material chosen, we fice? And so the chronicle: Once upon a time man eet apart for himself a space upon the railway trains which he called the “club car.” It was fitted with low easy chairs, with small tables within elbow reach and many of the comforts of home with @ white-coated porter whose task it was to bring cool and re- freshing things to the little tables of the wide arms of the easy chairs, It was truly the sanctuary of the tired business man whirling home- ward to his summer place after a hard day in the business trenches of New York. It waa the one place in which ho could be among his own sex alone. He could read or talk stocks or trade or shut himself away from all the rest of the world be- hind his evening newspaper, It was his own place, sacredly his, and he could smoke till all the alr was of the ragian 1 sort, It te just as well adapted to and other Washable materials as it is to amocking is not Iked, simple can be used in ite stead. Made rom gingham or from any other simple frock is an excellent one for school made from something more dressy, If it were made from « for little girls’ schoo! dresses and afternoon dresses ‘are made after much the same model, simply using more sturdy materials for the one and more dainty for the other, The pattern is @ new one, with the seams allowed and the perfect basting line preserved, sree Te years, Yeart. Call at THE EVENING WORLD MAY Busing, 199 West slanps 1MPO! ts dregs plainly and consequently it ls exceedingly easy to follow, and the dress is @ very easy one to make, For the 10-year size will be needed 4% yards of material 27 inches wide, 3% yards 36, 3 yards 44, ‘ith with % yerd 27 inches wide for the collar and cuffs, ‘The pattern No. 8786 ty cut im sizes from 6 to 12 MANTON FASHION second Street (oppo- ‘Thirty-second ten cents in Carry”: Thirt; ixth Avenue an: Btrest, on receipt of coin or on ee ee ee SD ae ee ee he ae eee ee ee ee blue about him. And there was never, the swish of @ skirt within earshot But the end, the disconcerting end of all this has come, Woman has long known of the comforts, the idle hess, tho restfulness of this club car of selfish man, Yesterday sho in- vaded it! “Whither, ob whither shall wo flee?” TWO YOUNG WOMEN MAN'S DOMAIN. It wae the 4.28 train of the Penn- sylvania, the one which runs down the Jersey coast, bearing the bank- ers, the brokers, the day-weary busl- ness men to their bomes along the shore, The cluh, car waa one of its cherished institutions, and every day it wan filled with mon. It was all but filled day when, to step, two young women swung them- solves aboard and actually entered the car, The porter thought It might have been a mistaxe, but the easy deter- mination with which they marched tn disarmed him, They were smartly dressed women, these two, with trim hats and gowns, the sort of women one would be pardoned for looking at @ second time, The fact that thei were men in the cor, and only men, and that the atmosphere was filled |}; with smoke, caused no wavering. They went to two of the easiest chairs, arranged them to suit them- selves and sat down. ‘Then it was that the character of the invasion struck the car eccupanta Mke a blow. They had expected to seo the women turn in dismay and fiee, But not they, They settled themselves comfortably and began to chat just as if there wasn't a man within a mile, In an instant down came the Larri- | \) cades of newspapers; mouths opened eo wide that cigars had to be removed from them, The porter stood in the doorway, a covert grin on his face, helpless, It was evident that the two women intended to stay. WOMEN GAVE THE MEN IN CAR | Sie 4 A BHOCK. Soutl ‘Then the train started. The women | eettied back in thelr chairs with only 4 the least glance about them, If their |' glances had any meaning it was one of wonderment that there should be #o many men gathered ‘a one car, And as the newspapers came down #o they stayed down, because here was something of far more interest than just the news, The tired busi. ness men who had planned sitting well back upon their shoulder blades in soft chairs sat up very straight, even leaned forward, in fact, and looked their longest. But tho wonder was yet to come. One of the young women at last fumbled in her pocket—yes, they have pockets now—and produced a gold cigarette case, “Won't you have one, dear? They're made for mo— very mild, you know.” Yes, dear would have one and a match, too, “Thanks, Yes, they are mild, and such @ good flavor,” Mr, Tired Business Man watched and watched and nudged his neighbor, He even made asides behind his hand, but nothing ruffled the superb calm of the two. They puffed and chatted and had a right royal time of it, with never an eye for the men about them, Once when the porter, trembling in every limb, brought a frosty glass of something to a fat and prosperous man at the upper end of the car one of the young women stopped him with @ gesture and gave him an or- der, The crowd leaned forward all expectancy. This was the limit! The porter grinned again and bowed, and & moment later returned with’ two clinking glasses of sarsuparilla, which he placed on the little arm rest of the chair, It was invasion complete, No longer was the club car the sanctum sane torum of the male, Two women had Ai Seals te INVADE h the} Cal, great amazement of the porter at the B E Zee taken it without whol, And they're ing to vote for woman suffrage in jersey on October 141 toe eeeeeee sete PSE SE TEESE eEOE EES Se OSS eee EE EEE THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. With net changes try hal Maimers of ZREE <LSEBRAS LSE LLEEES EF pi+l4el+ ++ i+t+! eesSe2_228 SEE ELE FESS FEEPEP OS S352. weccceatresets 86 petese oe PEPE ELE Bt Copper, . ae ay Higma Nh, Ferse +, prered Lanigh Valle rgd 22 go eeere SEF ESTER SECTS FETE OFS Ba Ai RS ce FO FSS. leeeergeettete fteb DU N+et etl ey Pied eee eet +i titgtet +44 FEL 1 Q wa, th » M % $ + Mh byt 8 red fo “a it we » rv 4 Bash abet fag by + & ae " aM % fe ae sen PENT-UP GOODNESS, (Prom the Philadelphis Recon.) 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Nowe Ladies ‘i:.” Shoes SALE Prices WE WILL CONTINUE BUT NOW ot 2.95 + pale tn price over to next year v than the regu- A. KOHN The Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday, September 4th. THIRD SERIES OF REMOVAL SALES $300,000 Summer Stocks B to 4 Price Extraordinary Removal Sale of Men’s Fine Fall Shirts Our Own Stocks ¥3 Less to About 44 Regular Price Finest Grades Special New Finest Silk Pleated Madras Shirts | Pleated Front Shirts Crepe de Chine Very Specially Priced Very Specially Priced Regularly $7.50 Made Atte i ba Puy bs per- unusually | Heavy and year round pleate richest es off teibe ct irte, made nit] 2.50 | un wie 14.35 | e stiff cuffs, % 10,000 Pairs ’ ° Women’s Hosiery ¥% Under Regular Price Pure Thread Silk, tle for any black only, tops and s Regularly $1.00 pr. 3 pairs, 2.30; 6 pairs, 4.50 Hand Embree ned re thr silk of extra quality, with Continuing the Great Sale of Carpets, Rugs, Portieres Offering Exceptional Economies in the Purchase of Fall Furnishings 3,000 Yards 5,000 Yards Bigelow Carpets | Bigelow & English Now Marked 4 Off Reduced 4 or More 78c luborately hand embroid- > D . A High grade Bigelow Wilton eee in Mack 200 rages tag ge lah soll feet English Wilton, also Reg. $4.50 to $8.00 Private patterns in English Axminster Carpets, in a Brussels and Axminster weaves. | variety of excellent patterns. Formerly $1.65 to $2.00 Yard, | Formerly $3.00 and $4.00 Yd. At 1.10, 1.25, 1.50 At 1.75 to 2.75 500 Choice 450 Pairs Oriental Rugs Velour Portieres 25 to 334% less than 3 pairs, 5.80; 6 pairs, 11,50 Extra Fine Silk Lisl in Black and Tan, re- inforced, Regularly 50¢ pair 3 pairs, 95c; 6 paire, 1.85 Fibre Silk Fisted in| r id : bus rer arviceatle, x 35c in appearance, 1 Reverie, wound, silky in bea Regularly 50¢ pair usual. y lustrous, of finest wor! 3 pairs, 95c; 6 pairs, 1.85 I if pap {a toe pire popbiee : In the following most wanted coler for Fall and Winter ba hn in 1 haat weaves and sizes: OR ee Regularly 35¢ Pair 3 Pairs, 70c; 6 pairs, 1,35 Hamidane, average size 3,422.8, Now 6.50 to 10.00 with open Moussoul and Khurdish, aver- | dees, in soft Brown, Women’s oo Hae abt , wth Catewie™ewa[ 20.75 Uni Gat Now 15.00 to 32.00 | Brown. nion Suits Daghestans, average size 3.615.6, Regularly $19.50 fitting, high grad Figured Vel effin ibe Beka New 22.50 to 40.00 | "Fersieren,* with side, In regular and extra sizes, Kirmanshahs, in soft tones rder, in Brown ani , Green, Rove and B ‘Regularly $1.00 Each Tac ge nae Siem (nrg) | Sexe ee ireer ai tions of color, Regularly $24. 55c 3 for 1.60; 6 for 3.15 Now 38.00 to 65,00 Exceptional Values in Men’s Week End Special Neckwear Value $1.00 and $1.50 New shaper, special cray- of Bat ties; 8! in f he I is ] 65c [ie ol’ Fall grades wear, Rain Coats Value $16.50 to $19.50 Some very, navy and fancy mix- tures for Fall wear, grades ol silk mixed| madras sizes, of tan, Of Silk or Finest Mercerized and Cotton Shirtings Satin Striped Pure Silk Shirts Regularly $5.00 Well made weight and ind’ patees serviceable from good shirtings. Rubberless “Roseberry” Rain Coats For Women and Misses Sizes 14 yearsto 44 bust The ideal utility garment; made from a Bricetiey Cravenette fabric in the new Olive, Tan, Navy and Black. Regularly $12.50 Other Practical Coats Suitable for storm, travel- ing, motor and general wear. At Very Special Prices Utility Coate of Eng-) lish Gabardine, Crav- enette, in Navy: two Nn exquisitel: models, with broad belt effe: worn over riding habit. Value $26.50. Oil Silke Coate in the latest models, Very specially priced. Rough Weather Coats, of Tweeds and other Cravenette 8; decidedly Eng- lish in cut and style. Now priced Shepherd Check Coate in black and white (Cravenette), featuring an ately new model with hig collar and velvet un- derlay. Valuie $18.50) f 8.75 19.50 }15.50 10.50 to 15.50 12.50 10.50 Hand Bags Value $7.50 OF genuine, inforced cowhide in| throughout tan an | 5.50 iit leather black re lined,