The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1916, Page 15

STUNBUKN COUGH AND LULUS when he ts not heroing. FRO DEATH NAN UNDERGROUND TDE pushed them aside, Child Plunges Through Broken] ,,"""" soins to get hen” he sala. *-Matthole and Was Being | He started down the tron rungs, and was just calling up for @ lan-| Swept Into River. tern when he lost his hold, The next he knew be was standing in (Failthe through a broken manhole| the "big six-foot sewer, a\ tide fush- | cover on West Forty-seventh Street | ino past his feet and legs, and the} and swept in the sower within a block ‘of the Hudson River, Ellen Haslett, six-years old, of No. 628 West Forty- @eventh Streot reaching him. Be Frank headaches, blotches, —biliousness, | 2feus® the manhole, Knight didn't pimples, indigestion, skin erupt GET A BOX “ET waret Haslett, a widow, ——— Child Welfare Appointments, A beavy truck, carrying dirt from the Seventh Avenue subway excava- tion, broke the manhole cover, so when the Haslett child stepped on it while Playing last night she went through, The other children were peering into the dark hole, when Knight faint cries of the little girl barely Knight was fifty feet down the} pitch-dagk sewer before he caught up safe through the| with the child, Her head was cut and she was crying. He picked her up and worked his way back, foot by foot, encouraged, ag he neared the manhole, by the shouts of John Me-| Govern of No, 626 West Forty-sev- | The old “Cure All” {dea we teave| enth Street, who was also starting to to others. R. & G, Pills are the Spey! (¢ rescue, but held to the tron clalist’s Pill for the prevention and jing, relief from constipation, sallow skin,| ihe little girl was passed rungs when he heard Knight return- up ) seem to thif he had done very much, und ot, out of eta ry soon as he ‘ou e Haslett child is the old-| WW TO-NIGHTY) | oyt of the four children of Mra, Mar- Mayor Mitchel announced yesterday our appointments to the Board of Child F ——=——| Welfare to fill’ existing vacancies. Seth St. Oy Henry Bruere, former City Chamber- care) OR THROAT AND LUNGS ‘ain was appointed for an eight-year ise Broadway (Tit a ” term to auceeed Commissioner Kings-| e14ha Third Aven venteen-year-olt Frank Knight, of Io. 659 Weat Forty- fourth Street, who is au office boy 93 Nassaa Street. ; 9 Wig fODOTY AB eX 0 ©2208 Third Ai '. Eckman’s _fiiiss'it"a peed ae a Mii th EE Porden Harriman, ani ise 4 kan Was appointed for eara, era lve Kuccerd. Mra. Robert Bacon.” “Witliarn H. 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BOOKCASE In quartered oak, Golden finien, hand. somely carved, 97 '$0 AO) wie Inches hiah. mirror iibee ide. ok THEATRES. EMPIRE ive es MEDY LYCEUM ‘int ‘A Great Actor in a Great OTIS SKINNE HUDSON #3484, 20, Mi we |] ] CRITERION “tite & re ! abate is only on ¥ afford 10 malas him. | |‘ ARLISS 8 Partin way hy to we THE DOLLY SISTERS IN HIS BRIDAL NIGHT BELASCU 3) 44431, c THe BC BOOMERAN FU TON 46 Re Ww ties ” he VAUDEVILLE AUDE Doth st.s asl aM. Ba as. ell ae way.2b BT (OP: Nec NEW vORK THEA, ¢ 4 Howorwy ios ty? Loew's Americal Root, hott CLARA KIMBA in 'T BURLESQUE coat neil, Cchatamhaiehiaeice tt adenemeal Hareees Sat BDAY, OOTOBER 6, 1916, ees eee MSTHEGO (TAGE A SRT ae THE EVENING “WORED, ‘THU “THE SHOBS THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” « L. Douglas store, ask your local | , dealer for Wel L. Douglas shoes. If he cannot supply you, take no other make. postagefrea, 310 Spark oc, WwW. L. Douglas S Stores ine bsseter New’ York: Sree Pine Area 6 Newark uN See are Berpeniine A WARK J25 Brondway, corner sth St. A Bi ‘Weet 125th Street. BAT Broadwi 14th St. OOK! at ret byt 3 om Street, cor, Ponet. Broad: Notable Cast On Broadway Mary Boland — Fred’k Truesdell Ogden Crane William Bonelli Bor ANA Sis Was Shab Ste daPhaain Chek: Backfire is not a conventional play along conventional lines far Pe ventional people. For itsthor- ough enjoyment one must have a deep and abidin, a broad, sweet of life and la mere slender t¢! away to oebing: WHOLLY AND ENTIRELY THE STAGE, clean and wholesome, it dige down and grips you and holds you through its four acts of logical develop- ment, appealing at once to your laughter ind to that something in all normal, red blooded people be called, for want of a better term, the Apdacsee) sense of justice, jumanity, a love hter, This pla: read of a sto: Walter Horton Fred W. Peters | In'tarme’and small designe, Henry Gsell Adrienne Bonnell Caroline Campe ine Cheesman COHAN G HARRIS £085. THEATRE W. 42 St, Eves, 8.15, Mate Wed, & Sat,, 2.18, ina "ita Touts Shenk = Prices Soe, to $2._ AMUSEMENTS. i, Db. GRIF FiTH'S Ri reat SPECTACLE IAGHILEFF’S ALLET RUSSE| BEE ous it MAN, POOR MAN. MasineEitiatt ‘8 & ea RAYMOND nilCnCOCa v “SeETTY" $1.00 | |$3.98 Boys’ Fall Suits = y “THE Bi BEATS WHT ANA une . Frpmocrons | CONGACRE * at WM. COLLIER nies THE MAN WoC Mt ik A Ny fi, ba) ‘OLUMBIA% "2; FRED IRWIN’ ICE SKATING’; PHOTOPLAYS, yay. ay in TH ie | Lent = Mate, Wed. atk col bat, oi | 49 ct. Boys’ New Fall Hats. SLATE will be llsted few thirty dave, Thess OLYMPIC Ess ANTONY = Jack Reid 43) Record Breakers GUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDEMS mae, ¥ Brooklyn Office, 4100 Main. WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, pone pe Prigka. New Goods— At Tomorrow’s Prices Women's and Misces’ Ne Special 24,98 Mixtures, velour cloths, ER Many trimmed with beaver plush oF Oposrim—belted and (lare modele— deep cojlars—large cuffs Black Broadcloth, Mixtures and Velours —Navy, Brown, Green— variety of flare models—all sizes. Women's & Misses’ Suits Borgen, broadclotha, Voiret and gabardines — atraight semi-fit or. belted juodels — box pleated coats and skirts to match— convertible Ged of velvet or plush, brown, navy and black Women’s & Misses’ Black serges and poplins—belted or yoke models-—side pleats—button trimmed—28 to 40 band. Poplins or Gabardines—smart mod- ela—straight line or with belt. nline AV | O., Specialized Frock.......... 12,88 , Market Street, State Bt.,cor. Broad WORE. The ‘“Veriemart’—women's and misses’—gatin, je and crepe de Chine—semi-tal ir dressy mod ele—ple tod or . with wide, straigl bert or sash—many with repe akirts pleated or plat $14.96 Women’s Dresses 9.50 Crepe de Chine—Navy, Black, Copen- hagen, Green and Gray —emart tunte styles. 98 ct. & $1.24 House Dresses. 85 Flannelette—Neat gray stripes and plain blue ginghama; 2plece model round collar, black and white stripe trimming—also belt; sizes 36 to 46. Women’s Lounging Robes.......4.98 Biderdown und blanket—plain and ae quard designe—with satin bands tuttons—wistaria, Copen., Hight . old ro ete. i 79 ct. Women’s Combinations... .64 Nainsook—princesa atyle—embrold- ery neck and walst—ribbon run or lace and embroidery combined. 98 ct. Women’s Night Dresses. . Round, Square, V or High iis trim'd In various new effects. $3.98 Women's Sweaters. 2.98 Straight weave, roll golinen, “turn- back cuffs, pockets— to match all oolors— Wemen'sAll Wool Cont Swonters 3.69 Plain weave-—-belted . back—-storm collar—turnback cuffs—best colors, Women's Silk Quilted v tom heat colors—all sizes. ‘ $1.24 Girls’ Repp Dresses White, blue and pink—6 to 14 years 98 ct. Giri Tub Dresses........ .69 ams, @ to 14 yra—new plaids, 69 ct. Little Tote’ Skirts. Cambrie and natnsoo! | princess style—trimmed with em- broidery, lace and hematitching— to 6 years. 98 ct. Little Tots’ White-Dresses .64 Fine lawn 9nd nainsoo! Jone Em- pire and belted styles—to @ yearn $2.98 Little Tots’ Colored Coats.2.29 Chinchilla, corduroy—warmly line brown, Wavy, gray—2 to 6 years. $1.98 Little Tote’ Hats.. 1.87 - to 6 yra.—velvef™tr corduroy— avy, brown, green, Copenhagen— mme have fur trimmings $3. Sweater white leggina | light com! qilzles—trim'd:, and. soft fte avy, rose, Copenhagen, \rownt tan'wnd black arma , urchased here |82. 00 Women's Corse 1.19 y White Batiate<mediinm high long hips-—elastic Inserts over Ancnince Crit new 19 to 96. - $3.00 Women's fa 1.87 je, embrold> ty ribbon. finish top-— 6 w bust—iong hip—sizes 19 to 90. White and White or flesh—tailorod styles or hematitched vest, large collars 1 Wisin or Btriped—plain tailored or with embrotdered collar and rever. $1.40 Won njeh ateen-—black and beat pleated and ruffled ineey sted bands—all lengths N | sen6 Warner's Shoes..... 4.85 =| "irenze kid--button or lace | Nun cut atyle—new long vampa— PD | pinin toesleathor Louls he | hand welted™ solen—ail sizes and widths, lke models—patch pocket front lo of box pleated or pinch back trays greens, browns and black and white fancies—-trousers full | lined-—-many have extra trousere— 58 to 18 years, 5.25 with extra trousera—variety rfolke and pinch back models Open s worsteds and cassimores wOck 14, | i tiety of best patterna—9 to 18 years. | 59 ct. Boys’ Blouses ses ot ‘and dark striped it Fall patterns. percales: | bray and gingham—checks | tripes, also plain colors—beach | or closed knee—2 to 8 yre Newest colors and styles, Including the Rah Rah, Col “yay. brown and | $16.98 Wool Bru y mixtures, and small designs—-8.3x10.6 ft Smith & Son make ALSO Seamless velvet R s-—(Artloom and § 2 pile—rich ines. cr ‘mal axia ft New Beamless Velyete—6.8x10.6 ft.— or 7,649 ft.—-medallion and al over designe—value $24.00 Choice 19,98 Finest Boamless Art Loom Wilton Ruge—reproductions of fineat | Orientals—Ox12 ft oo $23.98 Women’s Coats......... 18.50 Dress Skirts—Special... 4.96 $22.98 & $24.98 Women’s Suits. 18.94 24 & 29 ct. Towelings bt ct. White Embroideries. 23 ct. Ribbons..... 49 ct. Callan, pparcaians Little Tots’ Sweater Sets. 2.10 Trimmed Hats... 3.50 Bod Untrimmed Velvet He Hats... 1.09 $2.98 Crepe de Chine Blouses... .2.29 Women’s Voile Blouses 17 Petticoats.......1.12 3.15 Children’s Rompers....... .33 nd Pinafore Rugs..... 13.65 Seamless—rich Orientals, medallion WwW. ign Special 24,98 $1.89 All-Weo! Broadcleths......1.42 19 et. New 84-1 sponge and ah tinish—hig' p iuatre premgioy insert. 98 ct. Soleils and Prunelias...... 72 All-wool—eatiny, lustrous surface— 40-Inch—excellent colo! $1.29 French ve All-wool—48 inches neal brown, navy, black. 89 ct. All-Wool Crepe de Chines. .64 40-inch—cream, pink, light blug rose, cadet, taupe, brown, prune, olive, myrtle, navy and black. $1.39 All-Wool French Serges... 54-inch—novelty stripes, navy grounds. $1.28 Black Satine—35-in.. al Deep biack—desirable soft finish. 98 ct. Black Taffctas............ 82 Soft chiffon finish—rich black. 79 ot. Yard Wide Poplins 62 Goeptally, eoth and lustrous—light, and medium colo! $1.19 Crepe de Chinee—40-inch.. ae end dark colore—clear crepe prs ct. White Shirting Madras... .10 -Inch—for middies, aresses, boys’ and men’s shirts, ete. 17 et. Yard-Wide Outing Flannels .11 (Note width)—heavy, warm nap in colortr zs for all kinds of underwear. 1214 et. Apron Ginghame.. 2-inch—favorite blue ch oks. 79 ct. Lining Satins. 6 Tvory and most desi le shader for Hning the new Fall sult or coat. 29 ct. Sateen Li: ings v4: wide, .26 For Fail mutts an dresses—staple and fancy shi $3.96 Linen Napkine—dozen.... 2.89 22-inch—bleached—-pure line! clone weave—pretty patterns, $1.96 Pattern Clothe. . Bleached—Damask—87 inch —extra heavy mercerized. oo |°2, et. Huck Towels.............. ‘a7 eavy Union Linen—hem- Diaporing--10-74 plece— xcellent svallsy—aheorbeat. 89.. 18-inch—val. shrunk ayrtle, 20-Inch— ‘ 22-Inch—val. $1, 24-inch—val. $1.1 27-inch—val, $1.29. For dish and roller-—oxira hei vy quality. «77| 79 ct. Chiffoms........0+.5.+s00- Full line of colors—double widen. 19 ct. Camisole and Shadow Lace Flouncings.... .12}4 Dentrable width—good patterns. ch Flouncings and C tinge-narnsooke and Swiss Sroued. 124 ct, Women’s Handkerchi: Whegth initinl—all pure linen, sheer cambric quality. 18 ct. Men's Handkerchiefs. .... .11 ‘All pure linen—% and 4%-inch hem. 16 white, colora—new checks nd plain motres, sating and hatand halr bow widths. Sheer and dainty sembqoiae andies—some with jace sandler it lace or combined. With net or batiate, ‘ur Brown, black and white unline banding and edging. 46 Teaspoone—}4 dox. aylateat aenigne bright or gray ni 24 & 29 ct. Novelty y Jowelty. .- Special Du ar site brooches, col ine and pendante— various finishes, Limit four, 49 ct. Hair Ornaments. . . 29 Also comba—shell or demi-amber, Casque, Spanish or Bonnet. styles, also a Spectal Purchase of Barettos in a variety of designs—studded with rhinestones or go! ‘a, inlaid. $1.49 Leather and Silk Moire Hand! 1.00 With Sramen and drawetring, Inside change pi and mirror; eacellent ribbed silk Sanin framo—reln- forced onde ze 16 Inch. $1,98 Steel Knives & Forks...... 1.25 Fine American steel—ebony and bone handles—set of 6 each. 33 ct. Knives and Forke—each... .2 Hest American steel Sai handles, $1.19 Umbrellas—26 & 28 inch... .68 Men's and Women's—extra fine American taffeta—plain and trimmed. 59 5. Women's Gloves......... Ao ashable Chamotastte—natural and black only—two clasp, Women’ @ Howe... 6. ees eeseee ees 24 Seconds of 30 ct. quality—black Ilsie —double sole, hee! and toe. 49 & 59 ct. Seconds— fomen's Fleeced Underwear .33 High neck veste—long or short Fleeves—ankle length drawers— regular and extr 29 & 35 ct. Children’ Fleeced Underwear... . ..22 White or gray—high neck shirte— Jong sleeves—ankle length pants— all sizes. €9 ct. Men's Underwear......... Otis make--heavy — Balbriggan— Egyptian Combed Cotton—undyed $: Men's Silk Shirts, smart stripes in t desirable shades, $1.69 Men' 'o Fine Pajamas...... 1.18 met flannel—pink, blus, “tan, ete, also. plain ‘white Madras—ail nizen, 49 ct. Men’s Suspenders. ubber—neat cuffs—large ansortment. 98 ct, Men's Root's Tivoli Special 41,60 Mail and Telephone Orders Carefully Filled—C helsea 3800, inderwear..., .74 Cray shirts or drawers—all sizes, Won of Mins Avene as Usdar, BARGAIN DAg 14TH GREAT FALL SALE Best Styles—Dependable Qualities There Will Be ‘Enthusiastic Buying srin.rrtan —white or $3.96 Unfadable Pertieree, see SRT, rose, blue and wood browns, 2 Ad nee ct. Fine Cretonnes.. chints and shadow: be ‘atyleo—epectat purchase, — Fine Ramte Mistures—excelient range col ore $3.75 and $4.! Two Special Wathes ‘ta Freneb value eines. Mounted on finest pe, ‘f work #0 mi ee in Imported Lacet Pan bent values in New York— t by ua many mogths “just Resived geen therefore those worth $5.98 those worth $6.98 halo edie ote a We jetor' rf beds. nd idered Flanne! . 8. and scalloped—cholos . Domet 2 Ms Bleached a and cationenngt® m4 109 ct. Fine Bleached Mi -Inch—soft finish—no 4 it. Hemptitched Sheets,. “tind inch (before hemming) » 434 ct. Cheese Cloth Bleached—36 inches wide. $1.79 Full Size + White crochet—extra tine ¢ Full penta pester and ‘scatioped, 75 ct. Bureau Scarfe....... spa with newest, Cschibad repo envy floral oF plain ‘colores 7 | New Mixed Feather Pieris Fine Ree seen ed designe White Goose—Do' White e Down au led yoy on 2 Interlined—assorted tic! white goose and down mi; 25 ct. Brooks Spool Cott: 100 yde.—-white and black—3i Sct. Stocking Feet—3 Hiack and eat pl to 4 1 | $2.19 Complete Dress Forms 1.00 Flat wire skirt—heavy base—s * 5 ct. Muslin Neck * White—sizes 12% to 18, 10 & 12 ct. Cilldren' '. Black and white-~elae elast! | 33 ct. Sewing Silke—dozen, Black, white and colore—s make—50-yard spoola, | 29 & 39 ct. Stamped Goods. , luncheon sets of thirte 25 ct. Dressing Combe.. Ivory tint—all coarse oF coam 25 ct. Fibre Bath Brushes. Unbleached—detachabl 10 ct. Imported Tooth Bome open back—good +44 | 29 ct. Whiak Brooms...... Nickel ball eae ae 39 ct. Brass Rodi 15 ct. Playing Cards binep finleh—a Uon—pretty shapes, 49 ct. Toy Cannons 16 inches long—painted ‘in > struction» practically unbr