The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1916, Page 10

dE | Sa DMM SR kL LEY OEM REN RE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1916. | knowledge of cars, they steadily be-1 4 “Margaret Schiller,” at the Aponte NFESS 6 It, stop drinking, stay at home and never! AUTOMOBILES. | AUTOMOBILES. pene woman Wal OICTATE. Sew toon, thet ‘suretione intel x Theatre, Atlantic City, Jan. 14. vo WIFE C0 ED UILT ain accuse me of infidel — —~=_“ . Wis Wishes as to Types of Cars WIN | the manufacturers gladly accepted. play tells a story of war, yet no wot T0 SILENCE HUSBAND To purchase peace, T anid 1 wag willing “Gradually a third member squeezed diers are seen, It is a drama without to confess anything he asked. I signe: Be Welcomed by the Makers. = [11. way Into the construction combl- {a villain. bormPinatadinnt adler eh According to L. EB. Wilson, Vice nation—the owner. He has become gue a President of the Brisco Motor Car|™Ore and more insistent on a recog. A NEW PLAY. Mrs. Bryant Testifies He Then nition of his viewpoint and his destre, “yompany, owners he «influence, prac- | rhe policy of the Brisco Company toally dictate, the future types of | will be to intensify this partnership oars. “The automobile business started | with owners by every means at its on,” disposal. We want the owners to feel As ® manufacturing proposition,” aid | A/snornl: | We When the Hackett-Tyler prodne- . tion oe “rhe Melody of Youth” played | Promised to Cease Up- at the Stamford Theatre, Stamford, | i, Friday night, James K. Hackett was) braiding Her. ee nt to witness the performance. ox have been consulted “hve: 9 ; y iss tot r! nil _ Here is a fine, old-fashioned re. J Mr. Wilson to-day. “Eventually, as] (ei. tmeet in designing and Dalia | T wistant trensi the house _ CHICAGO, Jan. 6—Mrs. Howard J. dpe ter cousna, colds er ontarrh eaters acquired a more complete’ ing our care.” | yeoame mildly exeit r the pres- Bryant, a wealthy woman, popular in trouble that has been used for | ence of Mr, Hackett pproaching society, yesterday testified that while many years with great success, Get Wakeman, the whispered from your druggist 1 08. of Parmint Strength) and add to it M4 ot water and 4 of. of sugar. Take one table mon a day king your whole bod Clogged nostril air pasea tres man- she was Mrs. Charles W. Gillett, to | 4 keep peace in the family, she con- the guy who fessed having been Intimate with from fifty to seventy-five Lake For- ext men, ranging from the socially Prominent to gardeners, coachmen sii | ang waiters. . | here were fOMe Whore names, she BELLE STOREY HONORED. | maid, sho did not know, and fhe eY, soprano at the Hippo- | curious, »ked for them in the) 4 ly of neinenela, Mo,, | aire __AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILES. = <n 4 HE New Six-7-pa Lg cresj 7 —-Every inch a Gen re) Ld man’s Car—$1195 [ ideeeeemtamemmnal Be sure to see it at the &. Show—Section C-17, éefroif Third Floor—or write for new catalog. —————re CONSOLIDATED CAR CO., Detroit The Knickerbocker Theatre, now 2°W Play occupied by the Triangle Film Cor- Rothapfel, formerly « rector of the Strand, has a tola Suage pirederiok A. (Smith, | hie * efore whom Gillett ts su 5 cus: | 4 Vited to assume control of the theatre - body of their children, Ghentos "ie, wad | and has accepted. He will be man A ® Wilaabeth, that these confessions were to a recent me purchase peace in this manner: 7|= — AAR eS ager of the house for the Triangle. ferred this honor on her for her cons |p He told me if | would confess all he ‘ , The picture people feel that ideas tribution to the evening's entertain- | Would forgive me, never again refer to SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WOND Stuart Blackton. With all its debts on a eeneunpeeaee 7 7 aE _ . such as Mr. Rothapfel is credited | Ment at the club's recent dinner to J. with possessing, are needed at tho| paiq and e Green Room Club cer- “GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. The Sale for Which carte blanche in the matter of oper- | tainly is ating the house and staging the films, Gossip, | Mr. Rothapfel will need a week in “Pollyanna” won't ‘open in New which to have improvements made e in August. in the theatre; hence the dark period. y hag been added to| Tho Knickerbocker will reopen a week a Joined the ca ast | from Monday under the now order of : “I came, I saw, I conquered” applies to this I | things, Goby, bam becoche prehe| e latest Briscoe beauty, the center of admiring | Mr. Rothapfoi’s action in assuming for the Claridge Film throngs every hour of the show. Think up every- the management of the theatre does| “sr Nicholas Rink has thirty more! ousaMm S al thing you want in a motor-car. Then come and sec not mean that he has abandoned his| instructors than it had Inst. w inter, | ° every feature you've listed in the Plans for the Rialto, now being con-| Giovanni , tenor, will structed on the site of the old Vic-| Sing at the drome Sunday) torla. It 18 announced that Triangle] YGeeph Brooks is leaving for Chi-| pictures will be shown there under} cago to-day to have a look at “Hie his supervision, Majesty, Bunker Bean,” Emily Stevens has a new Boston T enty- four | _MI88 FERGUSON JAN. 14. bulldog. His lower teeth stick out two | Ww | Elsie Ferguson will appoar for the eee | | ime in Hall Caine's new play, rain ten. days to| Mizzi Hajos’s new Brill Brothers’ Great Semi-Annual id Gee | F or 10 Cents Sor G EARAN CE SA LE coat . ; You Can Try the Specialist’s Pill Alina iden wrote the N ER S d Benjamin Briscoe's latest demonstration that For a hehas: rianas, Indigestion, play. They're going to sedign a | of WI T UITS an : PE P Pay GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. pe. beauty is not a matter of dollars-and-cents—that | |constipation,’ biliousness, headache, | | it’s just as easy to make a good-looking car as the || | sallow skin, | other kind, if you know how. | You NEVER HAD A CHANCE AT A car you can boast about. } AN EXPERT AY Space A-7 Grand Central Palace. FOR SO SMALL A FEE. imore Cooper An absolutely pure, mild vegetable Like produce jlaxative, free from all injurious Briscoe Motor Company drugs. Safe for children as well as 2 grown people. Use as per direction Jackson, Michigan slips found tn each box. ae SALES CO., INC. 1794 Br Phone 6044 Columbus, N.Y. & oe Satan cS phaas NEWS inher one” R G PILLS 4 Gt a Bes To-Night 0c. and 25e. te Box covering der First it with | yesterday f fétro filn gone two nes for a Julius Valentine | Ja with a Rolf ny. They will 4 will make s Stexer ploture. ‘Ola Seymour, an English girl of | . who came to New York | ‘ently a# the protege of Mme. Amy | Sherwin, will be featured at the Pal- aca next week as the youngest prima | donna ! the world. THE HABIT.” "AUTOMOBILES. _ ee | “DAVID GARRICK” POSTPONED, | This Sale has been famous for almost a quarter of a century as one of New } laatrick” announced for to-niaht a York’s Greatest Clothes Bargain Events—this year, with the price of woolens & y | spe. Baota.j bee, bean, postponed atl going higher and higher every day and with the very strong probability that |needed for rehearsals, — prices next year will reach a higher mark than has ever been known, the won- MISS 8T. ALBANS MAY TOUR. derful opportunities for saving which this sale presents are absolutely un- ss There is a possibility that Khuyva f : St. Albans and the “Romeo and Ju- | Het" company which supported her ‘orty-fourth Strect Theatre }for three w recently, may _go on ing clear to the Pacific atter is under consid- ° the trip is made one-nig 8 il be played almost exclu- limited, and the man who buys enough now to cover next season’s needs will save many more dollars than he has any idea of. Included in this Great Sale is almost every desirable kind of Overcoat or Suit shown this season in the Brill Stores or anywhere else. Three big bargain lots: GO TO — BROTHERS. Try $13.50 $20.00 : le girl wis wiegies ail ov toient |] § $15. | $22.50 | Frolic,” was practising lariat dancing ea | eee nitormen wien | and ar and ar { young man who used to live in the onal | minacon bare, Wel, rhe nm Values Values Comer took a lasso, swung it wild jand let 1 EADIRR DOF SAUTE | =| Form-Fitting Overcoats, Chesterfields, Box Coats, Heavy Knitted Overcoats, Oxford Briesee, Black from Miss Carmen.| {2 | long, short and medium length Coats; heavy Coats and Gray Kerseys, Fancy Mixtures, L A aie |]= ] and lighter ones; Scotch mixtures, blue chinchillas, Zulu Cloths, Black and Oxford Meltons, He Oran aatd thy = prey, mixtures and overplaids, heather mixtures and tures—every weight, every style, every size, every erner. "I used to rope th a] rowns—and, of course, hundreds of plain blacks length—patch pockets or plain, velvet or self col- father's farm all the time,’ ee I and oxforde— ii el pi sae if one Bh ae front ence putica through. meee tip Httle more thar i ue Pencil Stripes, Overplaids, plain lue Flannels, Combridge Grays, Heath- Lit ae ae iva | & | blues, plain blacks, Tartan Plaids, Green Stripes, er Mixtures, Pencil Stripes Scotch Mixtures, Blue ANSWERS TO INQqUIRies, ||2=| Black Pencil Stripes, Fancy Cheviots and Brown Worsteds, Silk Mixtures, “Overplaids, Fancy Wor- Powers—-We haven't the words. | Club Checks in a wonderful variety of smart, desir- steds, Glen Urquharts, College Models, Fancy Cas- ‘eller—The singer you wention able models; at $9.75. simeres, Blue Serges and Gray Cassimeres. done nothing of the sort. FOOLISHMENT "wail eney Bohm, The Car of the Year VERY year some one car is dominant at the Show—some car which surpasses all others in its obvious attainment from a standpoint of design, engineering and sumptuousness. This year Pathfinder the Great is the one car that is supreme in. revealing surpassing excellences. Twelve-cylinders, and valve-in-head construction, lift it out of competition. Your visit to the New York Show will have been a failure if you miss seeing and studying Pathfinder the Great. Price, $2475 f. 0. b. factory. See It at the ‘Show’ FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, | “When is a sailor not a sailor?” \ | | “I give it up. “When he's aboard.” Overcoats || .2"4 Tuxedo : 30.00 and Suits rs ined Coats Formerly up to $35 at $93-75 THE OVERCOATS. Form-fitting models in Blue, uu $] 45° Gray, Oxford and Black and in Brown, Gray and A remarkable variety of Ox- |] Green Mixtures. Some are silk lined throughout; ford Velours, black }] others have silk yokes, silk sleeve linings and plaid Meltons, fay path, Scotch ] backs. Included is also a splendid assortment of effects and Fancy Mixed Over- 1! Warm Ulsters in desirable fancy mixtures and in The most radical reduction ever made by us on high grade Evening Apparel. Trousers To match, worth $10, coatings; wonderfully well $4.50 $25.00 wie $27.50 | R 15 Full Dress and ‘OLD SKIPPER TOOK SON'S | TIP, MADE $1,000,000 President Grace of Bethlehem Stee! Repays Father for Money Spent on Education GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. tailored and finished; many of |] Plain blacks, blues and grays, and, of course, hun- them silk lined, and a choice |] dreds of black, Oxford Gray and fancy mixture assortment of remarkably |] Chesterfield Overcoats. smart suits in thin season's |! HE SUITS include a choice variety of Scotch Mix- best models, fabrics and de- signs tures, black and blue fancy worsteds and Glen Urquharts; some silk-lined. as skipr al carry old his little grocery store his modest home and the other bits of here, and placed are of a coy “war he possessor of perty he ow ’-Space B-30. 2d Floor. ‘Tal Ode OD: > ese AVN AM babe: i bes .c BUA LLOUE TTHMEOL-O9s = c. 45: - AO ER Sass. DEMONSTRATION AND DELIVERIES NOW athens | Ge" Hale Cammenees Tormarrow Morning ot €~Not-on Sele Torday A f b ‘son than | | ae 2 pathfi nder Company re E Aull Bother Ps 4 ere or . g 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers Street ( : ‘ eetrio & Union Square, 14th St., near Broadway 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich St, | * | bs te 0 ae leat your 125th Street, Corner Third Avenue fa P race jr, is alvo a Bethle And Our New Store in Brooklyn, ON FLATBUSH AVE. AT FULTON ST. “GET THE HABIT.” " “GET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS.