The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1916, Page 8

’ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. incised 9 338. { " J ecee paper ot the eben, pened : - . | q oc sn nes by Sve lmasket Seaieet ee ee “wemen“* Original Home Dressmaking Designs LAWYER'S DUAL LIFE “= —s By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert BAED 10 HS WOW °° 0s:s.coc sxe Most Daring of Recent Downtown hae Medes Oe a Bernardine, Cal, of on i I ; . sOdeeenrererenene teeeeersraessesroesssssene “spe wecked lk could be ws : AFTER FATAL WRECK re out Se Gong i ' Baas vricm dep ‘Tiny Senator Clapp’s Former Part nied M" bee A at ea as Annie ghege wd 3 ° sarees ner Lived Under Alias { reenun ( ’ as Cow pond ‘ ot Daewve : ; Years, Suit Shows pe. ae (— SS JOHN WANAMAKER PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS ; : | : a - t - ‘ / 3| i | ad o ea | PLAYER-PIANOS f A Great Responsibility. | : ' | $ HE responsibility attached to the preparing of a remedy for infants and children : | Have Come to Stay ; T is undoubtedly greater than that imposed upon the manufacturer of remedies Sa + for adults whose system is sufficiently strong to counteract, for a time at least, any i ; , t| injurious drug. It is well to observe that Castoria is prepared today, as it has heen This I Ss An I n ter esting F act | for the past 40 years, under the personal supervision of Mr. Chas. H. Fletcher. — t What have makers of imitations and substitutes at stake? What are their FT HE originators of the first player-planos were the Inventors of the 3 ; responsibilities? To whom are they answerable? They spring up today, scatter ' now famous ANGELUS, which continues to hold the first place, 3 +| their nefarious wares broadcast, and disappear tomorrow. | in = " all hens Saha tines etietune—ite t 2 Could each mother see the painstaking care with which the prescription for je atimay Wy doe we tere vmereme Orme) Crier t {| Fletcher's Castoria is prepared : could they read the innumerable testimonials from ; and i +| grateful mothers, they would never listen to the subtle pleadings and false arguments } Schomacker the Celebrated Knabe 3 af those who would offer an imitation of, or substitute for, the tried and true | —have installed the ANGELUS, but for a long time there has been a . Fletcher's Castori ' great demand for a good player of less expensive construction, and ‘ ‘g now, after long persuasion, the ANGELUS makers have consented i to construct in the ANGELUS musical shops =4 PELE LODO D EI DS GADD ODODE Eb 9 dG 0 FEF DDD6OODAEDOOD Lure of the Shops Just two new player-actions | —— EXPERT ADVICE FREB ‘ ||| Now Especially Tempt- / which, after many trials, have met our experts’ requirements and have Hl ak de vee sant sol TO HOME DRESSMAKERS } been accepted and adopted by us, and are now offered to the public for | e 8 If you are in doubt about what | the first time. | Women Should Buy | atyies or colors become you; if : l]| Only What They Need |e ectt cs reer tae We, Therefore, Announce for Immediate Wear | trcersin sn te when and where 9 A 2 ||| ‘and Wait Until Winter | % weer rour clothes, Mile. Lode- } The New Lindeman-Angelus af...........16$550 — - \|| Styles Are Settled. Pabices tate usjeacssca bo Paks | The New Lindeman Player-piano with the | By Mildred Lodewick. wa ee ee cage i i i \ ‘i Pudtisting Co, : essa wll hiind essqsdpensqaglarnee piace Bh Gon peachnatts facta ta Extracts from Letters by Grateful The New Lindeman Player-piano with the ||| tht fait ts the one to “buy,” “buy,”| to,put_on and wear at every avail. P Ch Fletch White player-action ats..sussusssssu $395 tions. Dreneen, Tain, ceatn. shoo, seitle, ani one’ plane and require: i chenbeiieell seit " as. H. : etc wi i t . the . J. a) ; se “ The Status of the White Co., player- delle tai a te baie ina steer wardrobe can be aelected with sound, cured my child.’ Semen tinea! eee cee ears ae ights in are beckoning from every | good judgment and economy. “ ANGELUS player- jano-action manu- shop window. Not only do they at-| “With the opening of school so near babs Mrs. Mary McGinnis, of St. Louis, Mo., says: ‘We have given our | piano iegeeggatey ete te are up tract the woman who really needs) at | hand ~many young gira are hes rast Caster ever since she was born, and we reccommend it to all 8o well set in the e minute, keep- them, but so many of these things) Anxious fo Arty her kaden t N. E. Cal: f Marion, K “ iF minds of the people ing pace with prog- in auch attractive array have the pe- | Se Maciel ails be enpectally ape the world, ail have given yaur Gaaterie Np) tine sian as being the best ress and improve- cullar psychological effect of making! pealing. Any light weight woollen Mrs. Albert Ugusky, of Lawrenceburg, Ind., | player - piano mech- ' ment in this field, aU remem, Feeh tas tye”, nee Uiden | ine ot Fite areata werent? your Castoria in use for nearly three years, I am p! y t { made today and who ago 1 paalpliandh wrpeunee they do or not.) 1.'ta5 wool poplin trimmed with dull | as represented. My children ure both well py—thanks to Castoria.”” { that nothing we left behind them ex- | coheces april righ Led apabhaaadhs ery of blue broadcloth, satin or velvet. The iE R. P. Stockton, of New Orleans, La., any We began giving your Id add would en- f rimental Gide rs and unwise purchasing, | waist and sleeve are in one, the ‘astoria tour baby when he was eight days old and have kept it up ever fone Hewales in tha ac eich taoent ii at woman should buy nothing at former gathered into a Yer wide | since, never having had to give any other medicins . 7 LF 4 Q ie xcept expects | 8! which is extende into atri | Mra. Dolph Hornbuckle, of Colorado Springs, Colo., says: ‘We com- [) saiee of be player: trust! to Provi- SIE Oe em { Son fad Bcouee pbgevee | mrenoed giving your Castoria to our baby ai hen she was four weeks old. Paerbopng bab Deiat, «| SOT, er ee ee tine "What abeathy looking baby." We give Cantria ered fori? uct mi stan e _ gap in front, with brass button links) CanTarr o . thousands of the test of comp?tition |||_ to-morrow will be primary day, | to hold it at the belt line. The merest) [i ‘YORK. Lindeman Angelus, and use to prove its || a Fee a ene cpenee trom. 4.8. M. | given by the Clay pocket trem wnich | famaanb Arémonths old GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS BEARS and they are giving worthiness, will have an opportunity of voting to| the modish fob ts dropped. Brass but-| < Doses 35 Cents the splendid It wasa || |Hocat‘primary contents are one in the| above and below. Other circular | Qi Signature sei ice ° bl, | DRG ORANS BrIOrie between Con- bands, turned aeede hart ane had fw of F YA v8: reasm: ol J. 4 | contrary, achie . ri Sertous problem |} |Romination, who is opposed by former| tinction ‘for the skirt. In place. of Scarce aes aetcuaiao dae VacgE nice ( Now we announce that we are placing with the t house of Wilcox & White ||| Senator Howard R, Bayne, and in the| the blue fabric suggested, brown alk * \/ on sale two tes types of Playerpiano Co.—an they sre fea in the players I] | Gresawetl te’ osposea by awards — a = en actions (made the makers of the piano mechan’ ield—whether to |i] | Doyle. a SUUUUUUITTC CUCU UUC ICUS ANGELUS) in the Lindeman & Sons place on the market two other t; of |] |_ The investigation by the State De- iH \e 7 r : ie piano— actions to meet a very large demand | Pa RY Gaba ge lie wecr { The May Manton Fashions | | ‘HN ‘ for a player at a lower price than the Unued to-morrow morning in the 4 hy | | 1 om 4 , when their position at the top is so finish his case for the people vetore FAR Ge 8 /790K, Spek 68 M6 AT 84ST. & SAVE. the other, the Lindeman & SonsPlayer- secure as makers of the wonderful |the day ts out. iil psa gate wish Bosiaara Jet of piano with the Wilcox & White players = ANGELUS, A meeting of the Working Gulld of vatertal for cchool wear, or with |@ Opea Saturdays OLLAR A“ Our Liberal Credit ( action at However, thar ‘ Heer fhe Staten Talend Hogeital will one ie Meee ei maaatoel Loui0 P, M. y 0 oo WE, y Terms apply also to {:) “ A lowe’ finafty reaso: Fe & platen thar we fos) confident Upat it SBE, as, weer large amber of |e Pernt ete more Sd Beng anes mal” | people who could not afford, or who tary of the Stal 3 Evenings al | SRE es ieteccn | Babe eer memner my | Medan one beers, aa verted Connect * or ‘or a yer-) A meeting of the Rich: a Co for serge in the c | anything else, nit anywhere, near that tes Player-plano, and Automobile ‘ue be ‘hela rus If: ‘ Hey ‘bomsiea ik cone. be Special This Week—*!ex, Smit ¢ 98 ese prices, that is offer else- . 4 evening. copied in white linen or in rose | to yihere, the sales of these would be 60 just as much entitled Advanee Lycaum, West’ New Brights NAY, iststnge st wlth nings ot = ' ‘ie! el way there. would be in Jere as those who could afford to pay }} 23. to-morrow evening, under the Hl the same scalloped, with, white, | VELVET RUGS, 9 xX 12 aa q | uyers of any other type or make o more money, to secure a pl \ uspices o! lchmont jouncil, No, f y taffeta, | | me FF 1 A ljayer- 2087, Royal Arcanum. ot . > - — player-piano, piano we the player mechanism | daeac W. Wolff of Granitevito bas trimmings of plal vith, — fre 5 any i | The Wilcox & White Co., Meriden, PRU PY & Rouse 0° large experience, |] | Day’ Association. ipewicad : ; thas 4 — | ; \ ‘ i Connecticut, makers of the wonderful that knew how to make player-piano Tho Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace yy nt ps ’ : Z : hi ' Write tre eer ttee x actions better than many other houses, M. E. Church will hold a business i | ANGELUS, have recently developed ;: 5 . | yd h been pi h meeting in the parsonage, Port Rich- 4 ag t : aving been pioneers in this work. the two other types of actions that Theref mond, to-morrow afternoon, ' enable us to offer them in the Linde- 1 igre bd) tad now enabled to Mr. and Mrs, Austin Price Kelley ' { man & Sons piano at a lesser price Pisce om sale WARY We. ere pared 10 Country Clu. Colony. Dengan. Hille, than the Lindeman Angelus, from Gloucester, Mass, where they } ‘ “ ”» t th ‘ F ° not desir- The fact that the player-actions are The ANGELUS TRIO Mr. ron prerg ye A. Stirn and | } me are. rouly the Lindeman player-piano, White action, | thelr daughter, Miss Natalie Btirn, of ‘ty i they are smooth at |i ° 395; i ; I means that y made in the same factory CRN ideacn danectaas Wins’ & Grymea HI are home from Lake Wwatst_and over the ry me - * , . ongan is is entertaining Mrs. ) ! ANGELUS, is a positive guaranty of |Lindsay Van Rensselaer and Miss be’ < | their superiority over all others at the TERMS | PAAEBS, Van Nag lve are . v € i ; : eotin © 6 , + price. This makes it now possible for Any one of “The ANGELUS TRIO” | uo witl"Se°hetd tormuttow after: | 3-Piece Jacobean Period those desiring to purchase player- — may be secured for a very amall down |} |noon in the chapel of Sailors Snug | se : ianos at or near the price of $9 or | Harbor, Dinin Roo S t é e pi c payment and a small monthly pay- iene g m ouite 50, to secure a piano with three- ment so reasonable that the terms itl Funeral of Horace White. aT ; Ff] Jacobean Oak, beautifully carved; Buffet is quarters of a century of worthy his- are within the reach of any one with ‘| Phe funeral of Horace White, Vices f . i AW 54 inches long; China Closet is 40 inch: : tory back of it, combined with : i President of the Evening Post Pub- y * : Serving Table is 3 ry ey q Hl even a very simited income. |] | Mehing Company, will be held at 2.30 ¥ : ors ing Room Suit player-action made by the Wilcox & Firet Gallery, New Building P.M. to-day in the choir of the Ca- ia he May Manton pattern No. J UG u J of St. John the Divine. Canon © (With basting Mae and added cut in sizes from 4 to 10 a OHN WANAM [debian Wearete co sree nent BRERES vo 10 veare, Sears of S7 9-5 : {ere will, Be Willem Bean Howells, Call at THE BE ORLD MAY MANTON FASHION ba — . \Vifiara, John At. tte aS . . Fan on receipt of Att ° Piano Salons—Broadway at Ninth, New York fo gala legllpla als sage fo, fate Patan aera atwars 3° Ave.Con.84" Sr y joenes ae Sas hioego for buriel in specity sine wanted. e