The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 10

I em seeng mere. lax a AT p re wie th th erent on "THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER © THE NEW PLAYS @ “Quinneys'” a Quaintly Humorous English Comedy. BY CHARLES DARNTON the setts & i» “ tee — AU DEVILLE BLENDS WITH GOOD MOVIES AT PLAZA THEATRE Henning oer er | eH wet boot Dertee the \etermicsion Mise Bette (we aot Mawel, Queer of the torts dit O06 there with Pentine te ber Cite end Meute lore much pre the depcing Bumiars adways cave the movie dream «SOUL OF BROADWAY,” UNDERWORLD FILM, AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC. # it into a| io that it way from the story may be words. The keeper of in the Boho district | proud of his reputat jcharming daugher, a clever workman is tn be easy matter, of course, for th w man to turn pew material toto Ad | Chippendale chair, But when the) conscientious dealer realizes he has) sold himeecif out eo far as his repule tion is concerned, he is naturally worried, and he takes tittle at in the young workman. However, Jim | ie better than thing ends as “The Boul fam Fox phy | cobain «| MOTIption of her role of Broadwa Have a characteriatic tou saw to drama, featuring Va © the part Arye Wwerwaliy in water ginne quiet enti, | The Biggest Week in 108 Years. Last week we sold more goods than in any week since this business was established 108 years ago. We want to thank the thousands | of old ~ sh who realize that it pays to buy goods with a Reputation Behind them and Long Service Ahead of Them. oung man way through the hop. that a dishonest jer is responsible for mixing the ppendales is neither here nor re. True love runs its ceurse, and if Potash and Perlmutter were co: upon to say anything in thie con) tion they would probably remain di t is enough to # man wins the daughter of his employer, Inciden ally, it may be remarked that young man is put to the test of ing « few things to an amorous work who has nothing to say for ‘This is the weak point tn You Can Furnish Your Dining Room Like This for $1.25 Weekly Read what the woman in the picture thinks. “Won't John be delighted when he gets home to- | There are nine pieces, including Extension Table, night and sees the new furniture we bought at | Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table, 4 straight Cowperthwait & Sons’ the other day! Chairs and | Arm Chair. We have a suite just like “It looks even nicer than it did in the store—each | it for you. Piece is so well made and the Fumed Oak finish goes | Why don't you come and open a charge account? so well with our wall paper. I can hardly wait to | There is no red tape, and we give you a year and a have ‘company’ so they can see how pretty our | half to pay in weckly or monthly amounts so small Dining Room is! you'll never miss the money. “Yet, who would suspect that this whole suite, in- | In our two big stores you will find the largest assort- cluding the five chairs with real leather seats, cost | ment of just the kind of furniture, rugs and house- only $77.50, and we have only to pay $1.25 a week | furnishings you like in all New York. All well made for it!" and reasonably priced. The suite pictured above comes in prettily grained | Let us show you. One store is at 121st St. and 3rd fumed oak, and is of exceptionally attractive design. | Ave., the other stort at Park Row & Chatham Sq. Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings ; » Sows Reputation Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Them Ross, Mrs. Wood said: I suffered so in- tensely from the pain in my knees and arm that I could not allow any one to even touch the bed, my con- dition grew gradually worse tn spite of treatment and finally got so bad that I had to go to the hospital in the ambulance. I was carried In on @ stretcher and after remaining there some time was placed in a wheel chair and glyen the baking treatment. On account of the extreme pain and stiffness in the knee an tron brace with splints was made for me, and with the assistance of crutches I was able to move about with a great deal of pain. I left the hospital very Iittle better if any than when I entered, and as I had the best of treatment | felt pretty much discouraged. My knee was bent and I suffered excruct!- ating pain when I attempted to move. 1 was sore and lame all over and my arm was also very stiff and sore. Reading so much about Var-ne-is and {ts success in rheumatism of the Joints, I decided to give it a trial. After taking the medicine some time I could see a change, and one day | took the fron brace off; shortly after in making the principal oharacter beth human and humorous, Mar- garet Watson gave a touch of re- ality ta the wife of the man who de- lighted in talking about himself. gay Rush was not only very pretty JOHN WANAMAKER Important News for All Men and Young Men Who, for Whatever Reason, Want : Fall Suits Cut to Their Measure. 1,168SackSuits To Measure $19.50 Please Note 1—The materials we have collected for this sale are from bolts which have been used for $25 and $80 suits—a few for $35 suits. 2—There will be 81 patterns to choose from; worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, homespuns, tweeds; fine stripes, over-plaids, tartan checks, mixtures; dark effects, light effects, and some plain blues, blacks and grays. 210, 321, 228, 225, 227 | Grand Street Old Fashioned Rag All Wool Int Axmninater Carve Linoleum, yd. Inlaid Linoleum All Measuring, or $1.00 monthly all you need y and the price js only is ° ° 3-Piece Parlor Suite Note the pretty carving and graceful design of these three substantial pieces. Mahogany finish, Loose cushions on polished wood seats. This means that they can be used without cushions $1 9.25 if desired and keeps cushions from breaking through, Price Scores of Parlor Suites at Lowest Prices Golden Oak | Morris Chair, $9.8 Chiffonier | This chair has « = ante fa large, substantial gold- well - but piece. en oak frame— 1} The t is 19x32 inches,” Note the | #e8t and back are oval mirror and | Upholstered in the pretty de- | vellum tapestry or sign of the mir- imitation leather, wi tages | Baeas aiegia Time, "Be weekly | Evin at the price, many low priced easy chairs, $9.85 Electric FloorLamp, only 13.75 This lamp is suitable for Bre wavion, It stands 8 inches, which is prac- tleally five feet high. Has tionally heavy bed— so Pou, ones amd hs! twoctneh continuous posts and 8—You may name your own style sack coat; Quartered Oak Rocker Arendon’s ensmef™ ie | Ritah Would dralnariy wt gorge Rie Tcad of halt lined’ lone or short ot wide or This wel made work Anta 4° atch | alon Teen ‘our tar, homven aad narrow lapels; two or three buttons; straight or teat upholstered. in Iaimba are becoming more | fur ’custannerk thes $16.50 c} chase leather, The popular Way P! ia * se q ‘ered oak fi q S 1 lly attrac cutaway front; serge or alpaca lined. ih highly pollshed, tive styles at the. special Price, Also | Beds of All Kinds at Lowest Prices Our price, many other lamps at low prices. $2.98 Up 4.75 Coat, waistcoat and trousers Perfection In any one of 81 good patterns Talking Smokeless , Cut to your measurements Machines Oil Heater We car a Seneent Uy pufiom tailors wit eatta i un ii el eae Guaranteed by Wanamaker's, gaiumels ator a dagren of mason a olin di Vienctie | We be DOUGLAS | This most advantageous Sale of Suits to Order begins to- Hhoutnnas st Se Heavy Quartered Oak Table 1 charmed Specially Fi) $3, $3,50, 84, $4.60 & 95 Shoes day. It will take ten days to make each suit as we wish to 15-Piece Cereal Set tenaign trode itt a pedosts — 11-Piece W. L. Douglas have these suits made. And as we must start the suits in the ‘Thie set should be tn every kitchen | Srine like ‘this, “A. special quantity = Jonson Canister Set, $4, $4.50 and order of their purchase, the earlier you order yours the better where order 18 considered @ virtue. | purchase brings this opportunity, (= 8c shoes are just ‘ } . Special (not tne uch a ta is 1 Ceri i d for style, fit Sizes 44 and up, 10 per cent. extra, cluding rack), fo $ 6.25 | ira ‘Box, Tea, Coffee, Sugar and perder Miu deeds of Dining Room Tables in all | Hlour Cantaters, with six small Spice dwearasother Canisters, Black Japanned finish, CowPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” makes costing 96 to $8, the onl roeptible dif- Men's Lower-Price Clothing Store—Broadway corner Eighth, atyles at lowest prices, JOHN WANAMAKER 3rd Avenue Two Park Row At 121st Street Stores At Chatham Sq. 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. Note the Addresses 193 to 205 Park Rew. “ | ~~ WOMAN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL IN AMBULANCE ON STRETCHER . ; Suffered Terribly from Rheumatic Arthritie— Used Wheel Chair, lron Brace and Crutches —Gives Credit to Var-ne-sis. Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckofl St. with 8 extra leaves. | Worth Double Anybody’s Money, PEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING: — eral health as wel | think i ie remedy and am feo IRON BRACE, SPLINTS ‘AND\CRUTCHES USED BY MRS. B. M. WOOD, ommending Var-ne-sis to all who eat: fer as I did. I have loaned my brace, splints and crutches to Mr, Varney to add to his large collection of crutches, wheel chairs, canes, ete. No rheumatic can afford to ignore, the tremendous evidence that stands’ behind Var-ne-sis, In rheumatism and particularly in chronic rheumatism of the Joints it has been highly success ful. Every day that a rhewmatio eyt- ferer puts off taking Varnesis just one more day of needless euffer- ing. Send to W. A. Varney, Lynn, Mass.,, for tho new edition of hi newspaper devoted to rheumatica, Var-ne-sis is the remedy that wes the means of “Happy Bill” walking after spending fifteen years tin @ wheel chair. Investigate any or ell of the testimonials. Var-ne-sis Boston office ts matn- tained for the benefit of those taking Var-ne-sis and to exhibit the collee tion of crutches, wheel chairs, ete, Get Var-nesis Now—to-day, at Riker-Hegeman and other reliable druggists, Tell your drugatet to get Var-ne-sis for you from his whole saler or send to W. A. Varney, Lynn, Mass.—Advertisement. i¢e and 168 Smith Street Only One to a On $20 Worth of Clothing Stomach-Intestines Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Catarrh of the Bowels (chronic, or of many yoars standing), successfully treated with OMALIX Physicians every. where prescribe Stomalix, confident that they have areal Kemedy for All Stomaoh Ailments, in both young &old. sti a |