The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1915, Page 8

ee eee ——— EEE a - ——~_ « «THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, CARRINTA IN REPLY SSF S| Tears and Laughter, Song and Dance Mt py | OPPOSES CONFERENCE. Are Mingled in “Girl Who Smiles’’, .- | QUALITY DOMINATES ' | j England Will Have to fe Content! 9 Ss = oe ] | British Association | a | | «Tee Une Bays He Will Not Piscuss in-| Hiritain ill have to te and the other! with skimmed mtlk” Up (he Peport presented to- Hritieh Anne International Aspects PASTEURIZED TH OF QUALITY THAT WON FoR IT’ E GRAND PRIZE PANAMA - PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION WASHINGTON, Sept, 10-on Garrene- ie bie reply to the tote ne henet ial e@ert IXON’S selected -- A. borition, the committee fit for auto mpared with the United tion, It won't iiliep or cqneeue oun O'SHAUGHNESSY’S CASE under pressure. ‘Try 5 DIXONS eS eo i pee Grease WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—Dental Bta ert that Nelson O'Bhaughnessy has been) ; For Trompmiceions as reported, w "at ? and ‘erentials | Department to q BROWNSVILLE, Te pee oe mare . “ » - 2 v had : It eliminates friction ton, Propocto Blisone Tuneful Score, Clever Comedy twelve local couples that have won in! because. Any Bordse ween y and wear. Matamoros, has been | are the @imination conteste during the Howl roming of Mexican and Touch of Sentiment mah, Gh glee compete, The best Mis frienas | will verve you. Metico City, by order of Gen. horean teama from liget ’ i af jonal investiga " 7 uffalo, Washington Oe Ki became known torday. He] Make Play Enjoyable. Htutionalist com. . Ie aleo to be derstood. Fran, SO TI every . much goo Fevcett Brings ie Tre, the pred IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET IT. There are tears as well as laughter | ,. in “The Girl Who Smiles,” the new |» musical comedy which is having a successful run at the Longacre The- y prize, twWo-weel inder salary. te is fuming and! |! ing wa hom when Marie and her husband appear, and " on with them? by! Atre. ‘The production Is full of laughs, | uCns who's with thems Aa baer! pretty music, pretty girls, pretty sce his arms, There is a strugele ery and protty word-play, It sparkles] of his emotions, and while that ia ne tears flow amongs' trom beginning to end. tks in the audience, SIONS ‘The tours aro shed in the last act on wins out and Papa! (hpectal to The Evening World.) But to understand how prettily they just as his daughter did| say MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Sept, 10.—] are brought out the atory of the com- | ¥ pamey fo Be pave Guar. While Miss Margaret W. Crosby of|edy must be told. Marie, the daugh ae to ath appealing mus MAUCH CHUNK *1.50 . Md ye a ter of wealthy Paul Fabre, t# in love 4 to-day in Greenwood Lake, she with Francois Dechanelle, a poor art- tacked wilh cramps aud was . Her body was recovered. ist. Paul, who never is known to amile, becomes enraged and horrified |” See ee aes OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAYS, FROM 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. ~ Stern Brothers —_—__—_—_ cig abe eee boi ea Ma eer aae Rad Fond and 43rd Slreols, West of Fikth Avenue “A MBAN CASK, when he learns of his daughter’s.at-| Mario Fanconetue as a maid, do ee (Prom the Pitta@urgh Most.) tachment. nome fine fancy dancing, and the re- . “#9 you are going to defend that de. db mainder of the cast is made up of ‘wha got away with $100,001 Rebuked by him, she leaves her f bome and goes to the Latin Quarter | kood singers and dancers Smart Autumn Apparel for Misses and Girls Inspection is invited of our unusually large assortments of attractive Suits, Coats and Dresses for College, School and Dress Wear Offering a very wide choice in styles and fabrics at the following interesting prices; > , icularly attractive bane, tan't it?” of Paris, There she joins Francois| Among the part rac wtul. He didn't save enough out! and they are m: songs aro “Teach Me to Smile,” “The RXS Gay « respectable fern Paul casts his ter aside and| Story of a Sparrow,” “A Girl from Paree,” “Honeymoon in May” and “Baby Mine.” The second act of the production, which shows the studio of Francois and ta excellently staged, is a re- minder of the first act of Hoheme.” “The Girt Who Smiles” is a very clever and clean musical comedy Daily Delivery and Call Service by Motors to Suburban Points, and is well worth seeing. , Dest & Co. “‘Blue Paradise’’ ||| Fifth Avenue at Thirty-filth Street Fills the House Just a little more wear in them; just a little more style | Ona Hot Night than the usual ; just a little better fit ; and often just a shade ee better prices—anyway ‘‘ You never pay more at Best’s.’’ Misses’ Suits, plain or fur-trimmed, of | Girls’ College Dresses, of superior ser-| Mis whipcord or gabardine; one model with| ges for the hard-to-fit girl; several clever large raccoon fur collar arid skirt of coat} models with embroidered batiste col- suitable for sport or general trimmed with;same fur; 14 to 18 years,| lars; sizes 10 to 16 years, wear; sizes 14 to 18 years, Special at $27.50 at $6.95, 9.75 & 12.50 | at $10.00, 14.75 to 39.75 Other models $19.50 to 98.00 Also Dressy Models of velveteen, cor-| Dressy Models for Afternoon-or Evening Misses’ College Dresses, of superior) duroy, velvet and plaid combinations, | wear from $19.75 to 85.00 serges or combined with satin, plaid or} with or without guimpes, irls’ English Top Coats, of Priestley plain taffeta silk; sizes 14 to 18 years, mart Coats, of wool plush, ks, zibelines, mixtures or plaid By Bide Dudley. It was warm last night—very warm. maT 3 TE rata oreo enn ha a at $16.50 to 34.75 fon cas cat cee fe ks A i A 1 d Le di § ° li il | | | | the theatre one of the last places the at $12.75, 16.50 & 18.75 | to 16 years, Mill! Acknowledged Leading Specialists |i || eenerat oui ehinke of eoing 7% {HHT | Ouber areasy models $10.75 to 97,50 |Girls’ Serge Dresses, of navy. blue Pte eas i \ ‘ ee a iPS diel Rgpadie ty Juniors’ and Girls’ Suits, Norfoik and serge, combined with plaid or plain taf- Special at sid in School, Academy and College Apparel Half a house it is a hit; three- uniors and Girls Suits, Norfolk an feta; tate yoke, sleeves and box) Girls’ School Coats, in belted and flare aiktiare A Lim ausoaea end ‘cacactt belted styles, including three piece mod-| _plaits; body of taf feta silk, embroidered ; F ‘ f is 5 pacity . al . ( . 4 effects; also st y tailored models of i bepaics : a kevaionh GOW Lees foe a oeae on els of serge or English velvet corduroy;| voile collar, belt and skirt of serge, in laid b A ‘ Z For Friday and Saturday Only Broadway. The mediocre play can- sizes 12 to 16 years, sizes 8 to 14 years, Pa eae chin Hi 43 atene Sloth 8 Wi 4 4 . y pies y girlis: models; not successfully combat heat, whereas at $16.50 & 18.50 Special at $6.50 sizes 8 to 14 years, 4 |it_ may atruggle along fairly wel Fatieglpavn. pect ‘™ An Important Sale of Boys’ Norfolk Suits tee er models $10.75 t0 99.75 | Gintgt Washable Frocks, several chic at $7.50 & 9.75 ; Nat | I stepped up to the box office at the Regulation Dresses for Misses and} models of rep or stri Devonshire | Girls’ Coats, exclusive models of broad- Newest fall models for school wear. One of which is illustrated, with two Casino last night, possessing an am- Junior Girls; three smart models of su-| cloth, embroidered collar and silk tie;| cloth, silk velour, velveteen or corduroy . pair of knickerbockers, specially priced at ir ag AE aad at perior serge; 10 to 18 years, sizes 8 to 14 years, trimmed with fashionable furs : ReceAe Meo Chinas ata at $9.75, 10.50 & 12.75 t $1.95, 2.75 & 3.75 $12.50 to 36.50. : thought, because of the heat, Tickets 49, 10. ° ai . . \° at -50 to 36.5 4 11.50 tor the’ lat two weats on the 4 : | iuwslaily Pros! 18:80 | hoor were handed me and the treas- i 4 . |urer sald 1 was lucky to have ar- > ° 9 * 19 9 Oey pen } is dices Gicladia. dine 1 08-49 sears | Saas ee ive. ert tess tee Boys’ Clothing |Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes Boys’ Furnishings : ‘ entertainment. “Gecit" Lean ‘ind his (Third Floor) (Second Floor) (Third Floor) j auaniiy & Clase Frill Walp a ooeoetinn A complete assortment of the season's |For school and dress wear of patent |Parents will find among our large Autumn ; Correct School A Sale of Youn wonderfully, The late George (“Honey newest effects are being shown in leather, black and tan calfskin and black |assortment of boys’ accessories every re- H (te RAR ch I a nadia A Sale ol young i Becta le te Ga nance alts he tae Ss yee dd . |kidskin, designed on comfortable broad |quirement for relies and dress wear at i r @ cigar in his hand. It seemed to me Norfolk Suits, of foreign and domestic liasts, at very moderate prices, reasonable prices, of which the following and Afternoon Men’s Suits po pe Eg ag Ro Ng oo ga fabrics for dress and school wear, A are excellent examples: aaa ca eae hight, “Hut car or No elgur, Mr Leun at $7.50 to 15.00 Special Shoes for School Weer |... sake _ waa a favorite, and he perspired him- a icca 5 joys louses, with collars at- Dresses and Overcoats Overcoats i Hn evaie “anteebar | seteaer Norfolk School Suits, with two pairs |Gitls’ Shoes, of patent leather with black |" ticked or detached, . . at 65e q i ai spoke of "Cleo Mayfield from a farm of knickerbockers; sizes 7 to 18 years, cloth or kid top; also black calfskin, eee ay N j Girls’ School Dresses To-day and Saturday Ee Ey Mr ee toed ot diner Special at $7.50 Sizes 8 toll, - - at $2.00 |Boys’ Negligee Shirts, ~ FI Up from 5.75 only. never lived on a farm in Hutchinson, ) “ of madras; separate collars, at 68¢ P 1 \ isses’ Sc’ . Suits of gray herring- for the simple reason that Hutehin- cm ; Sizes 1114 to 2, --at 2.50 Misses’ School Dresses, oul gra) ng son, like all cities, insists the farma Boys’ Golf Caps, in green, gray and Riccs a1hto 70. - at B98 (Bova) Polamas of.domat 14, 16 and 17 yéars bone or Tartan mix- fram Sanat, Hutehingbe tse teal brown mixtures, blue serge and shep-| _* rae : Hosp ieedcas end penges 600s 956 Up from 9.75 ture cheviots; 34 to 39 city with a pout office and everything: herd’s checks, Boys’ Shoes, of soft black calfskin, in : Misses’ Silk Dresses chest measure, 16.75 with "work in “mhe. ue, Paradine,” at 50c and 95c Blucher lace models, with welt soles. | Boys’ Neckwear, “950 30 mii put while she 1s on the stage she is , i iy) atyles, 25c, 39 Fly hay 2 hae Overcoats of fancy mix- «'greait to Kantaa vsane acear({{| | Boys’ Hats, of mixtures and checks, | Sizes 10 to 1844, - - at $2.50 | mew Autumn styles, at . 5 Misses’ Wool Skirts ture » coatings; _sizes H)| ready’ Wend, ‘Ted ‘Lorraine, Hattle at 95c, $1.25 and $1.50 Sizes 1lto 6 --at 3.00 |Boys’ Flannel Bath Robes, $1.95 Up from 5.75 8 to 16 years, 13.75 \their talents in “The Blue Paradise,” 4th Floor Department P Ret ularly 16.50 JGpfinder, eelf-starting, seven:passone , Ei pet du pa eli Main Floor Specials prepared for Saturday i irl: , ’ [of things just far enough to be help- - - - rs Girls’ and Misses’ Suits and Coats Pai hut’ hat nbnexlo Women’s Silk Siockings Real Madeira Tea Napkins ; ‘ istincti les < ay ic i veight, ii in dye, thread silk with extra lisle t Hand embroidered, in a variety of handsome corner effects; ¢ Distinctive Rest styles at moderate prices—4th Floor. will be in the Kastern Mathai Ry Ponta jehalg rey acai me ice seis ics with rose scallops. , bails A i irls’ Tailor-m its aids jot... 16 ship contest on. the . : = ; my Misses College Suits in the nau whtecot peek drt dey A MRO Sandainy thin evening. In” adation Special at 65c pair Regularly 95 Special at $4.95 a dozen — Regularly $7.50 7 tures; 14, 16 and 17 years............... HA MRNANIRRR Ah are 22.50 ’ ea isses’ Fur Trimmed Suits; 14, 16 ¢ ears x il] For Diabetes, Bright’s Diseas ; : ; rpg ; a "Practical School cee j ‘ y aie af ears fe <3-00 i AERTS dy Wie i Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs Superior Moire Taffeta Ribbon gal Sr ccanks a i ROE ee cer nue ER| With hand-embroidered initials. 51% inches wide, two-toned; satin edge or plain, iat ~ : i No pas une Special at $1.95 a dozen Regularly $3.00 Special at 23c a yard Regularly 35¢ Hill “You Never Pay More at Best's” vo Yee pea as ba) ‘