The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1916, Page 9

tena ) teem | aa om Agen ot mene wns meee os wen meee net ete “ THE EVENING WORLD, MON DAY, OOTOBER 16, 1916. Hoorah.” It will be released Oct. 26. J. G. Hawks has completed @ play for Triangle-Kay See. Dorothy Dalton and Howard Hickman will star in it. George Siegmann, director for the Fine Arts Company, is visiting his parents In New York Olga Petrova is collaborating with Mrs. L, Case Russell in the writing of a motion picture play dealing with life on the Island of Corsica. | Thomas H. Ince has added President Wilson's written Indorsement of "Civi- lization to that picture's presentation at the Park Theatre Maury Stewart, seven, who Is to act with Ethel Barrymore in Awakening of Helena Ritcht fronted her with: “ pretty?” last week press agent sent out @ story headed: “Child Actor Wins Heart of’ Ethel Barrymore.” DYSPEPSIA OF WOMEN Special Treatment Required. +. Famous Artists Make Memorable ’ Week-End Music \ By Sylvester Rawling, RTISTS of distinction made the week-end in music noteworthy § and enjoyable to large audi- ~ ehees, Rudolph ‘Ganz, the pianist, hy cital at Aeolian Hall yester- ay afternoon that commanded both Tespect and admiration. His pro- gramine comprised Schumann's "Fas- chingsschwank," Rachianinoff's sec- ond sonata, six preludes by Debussy, two nocturnes by Chopin and tw etudes by Liszt, each composition pro- Rounced mastertully and with an ac- cented touch of the individualism that ever has made Mr. Ganz's perform ances memorable, Its fault was that it was too long. GREENHUT’S GREENHUT’S gui Gold Stamps — A Discount in Money _— or Merchandise Best and Most: Up-to-date Trading Stamp System So Far Devised--- Introduced in Greenhut’s “‘Big Store’’ This Morning A new profit-sharing standard has been set in New York. A system so liberal, so broad 2 its scope, and so remarkable, that it is bound to attract widespread attention because of ts merit. The “Sperry” Gold Stamp offers a most extraordinary profit-sharing opportunity. One is given with each 10c purchase. . And bear in mind, please, these “Sperry” Gold Stamps have a cash or merchandise value. Filled books when presented in the “S. & H.” Headquarters on the Fifth Floor can be redeemed for $2 in cash, or for a book of vouchers, which will be received the same as cash, for $2.50 worth of merchandise in any department. - And collecting “Sperry” Gold Stamps is such a simple matter. We give you a stamp book, and with every purchase you ask for stamps, paste these stamps in your book, and by concentrating your purchases here, you will be surprised how quickly you can fill your book. You will perceive from our argument that this “Sperry” Gold Stamp offer is clean profit to you; and if an additional argument were needed, remember that here and now, as always, Greenhut’s “Big Store” gives you “Better goods for the same money, or the Eddy Brown, the young American violinist, in a recital at Carnegie Hall yesterday aftornoon, emphasized the §00d impression he made last season by a touch of new dignity and repose that lent strength to the virility of his execution and the beauty of his tone. With L. T, Gruenberg for asso- ciate at the piano, he played the Kreutzer sonata movingly, Rode's concerto in B flat major No, 6, with the piano part strengthened by Sam Franko, aroused new interest, Besides, Mr. Brown played compositions by Many women suffer from a form of indigestion or dyspepsia which does not yield to ordinary treatment. While the Svendsen, Godowsky and Barasate. | yymptoms are similar to those of ordi- If you prefer cash for your “Sperry” Gold Stamps, you are not obliged to wait until same goods for less money than elsewhere.” Beane ore AT pau” Of “OFK*| nary indigestion, yet the medicines | you have a filled book, for “Sperry” Gold Stamps can be redeemed in quantities of 25 or Our patrons are now offered the opportunity to make a choice “RS usually prescribed do not restore the more—thus, you can realize cash on 25, 50, 75 or 100 stamps. of either “Sperry” Gold Stamps, or “S. & H.” Green Trading Hihel Leginaka as eoioiet was re: | Patient's normal condition, aemes From every standpoint, this is the best trading stamp proposition ever presented in Stamps, with their purchases. gfonsible probably for the exception- ly large and distinguished audience at the Manhattan Opera House con- cert last night. She played a Chopin group delightfully and the Liszt Yhapsody No. § with an irresistible p of power. Then there was eo Karle, a young American tenor m the west, who challenged com- New York. ; : “Sperry” Gold Stamps will make immediate appeal to people who have never before collected trading stamps, because with them you are not limited to the selection of Premiums, but you can get for a filled book $2.50 worth of merchandise in any department of the store, Or $2 in cash. caused by derangement of the female organism. While this appeara to be the same as ordinary indigestion it can be relieved only by ® medicine which, be- sides acting asa stomach tonic, is good for female nilments, Read what such fa medicine did for Mrs, Williams We Continue Giving Gal Green Trading Stamps, which are redeemable for Valuable Premiums, as usual. rison with established favorites by j Hing sCelsiogith Toe nan FONE" Soe age —matoe beeen woking | Banner Bargains in All Departments Signalize the Introduction of the ‘‘Sperry’’ Gold Stamp : gail winnthy favor, ‘2 Lydia lal Vegetable Com- GREENHUTELBLSOND RLO0% A pre ee ) tempered by modesty. 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IG TO 1914 STREET 5 im e word linked o s vas 8 2 ‘ dancer of our. time, “incompari 1 could hardly are nothing short of a distinct Greenhut SEGORDWLOOR SRcONG SLOG e With # tone warm, melting and rav Hand: on tay lect athievenien: COND panei ‘ishing, and a manner replete with di I looked hol- 2 's Stylis! , ’ rf This is an unusually low price for coats of such gool Aienity, suav 1 lowseyed and my ain wai vellowe New There is a large variety of the clever variations in Bed Sheets; Women yl h Women’s $3.50 styloand excellent material. he swept th ’ ’ LT have « good color, hu ned in every c both the flaring and straight-line modes. They are 79 $1 BLOUSES, 09° i ah eg Numerous models are shown at this price in the Matened to hiv ; |way and can do my work without any GhelRY GINGA STK Heh M each . . . 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These were imported to sell at $5. ane va 2 5s All selected from our regular stock and reduced in price because the size ranges arg incomplete *2.99 harl new colors, including green, brown, navy, Burgundy : It would he # great advantage | | With the new convertible shape collar, yoke and belt, eotinn Hal and black, Renaissance $9.95 ; to many women it'they know the | | THis is cut on full faring lines, d power cake Covers; each satisfaction and economy of these shoes, Our price of $2.95 is an exceed- ingly low one for shoes of this qual- ity--especially so when the pr’ ent his h prices of materials are consid- ered. Leathers are gunmetal calf and patent leather, with black cloth or dull kid tops, button style, plain of the wide flaring effects, as well as the popular belted models. One especially attractive style is shown in tweed Men’s Fall and Winter GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR Suits and Silver bleached, union linen dumask; stand covers that were imported to retail at 50c each. pemeccarlied Tie amask; c yard ... 39 superior 64-inch, quality, of bleached mercerized table damask. City Mail Carriers Can you think of any one who is more exposed to the inclemency of the weather, who more needs protection from colds and chills, than the men who deliver Uncle Sam's m ges? Mail carriers know the warmth of WOOLEN underwear—they know it keeps them warm, retains body or tipped toes, Cuban or Cuban Louis heels, Goodyear welted soles. All sizes. Overcoats ats]? Considering present market conditions these Suits and Overcoats should be priced from $16.50 to $20. At the figure named--$i2—they are offered at less than wholesale, prominent musict cludin® Marcella Se husband, and John M Women’s $4 ‘oot-Mould’® Pumps "0.49 "12.79 These dresses are exact reproductions of high priced models and are made of Crepe Meteor, Charmeuss and Satin, The originality of the styles, the beauty of the ma- minor, opus \in D major, and Lec two violins and ‘cello. iowers of et who pay Fifth 35c Hemmed Turk- a Sure ; Avenue prices to hear thom at Aeo- |) heut, prevents sudden chills and terial and colors all unite to make them the most | | $oh ‘Towels « Gee ah aan ioe te ahoan thers all THE SUITS —Wormeds Cassimeres, Cheviows Man Hall never heard them play bet- | Ree sia 1c page to kigeitio best attractive dresses that could be offered. And the | | 28 els; of white organdie, embroidered and In wide demand now on account an ey § ewest and most fashion- ter than they did for these earnest, These musie-loving peonle who get six con: | c \. 25 of the popularity of spats. able models in plain or pinched back—-$12. here is also choice aa fre exceptionally good-looking triped voile and lace trimmed. of white voile, sel each . ~that's why 80 many wear price is a triumph of economy. <a J , E OVERCOATS—-Single or double-b: ed certs for one dollar. The size and There is also wide variety of fine new styles in 3,000 in this lot. White and cole novelty striped effects, Some have umps; patent leather and dull THE Li ouble-breast 7 enthruaianm of the audience enceur-| dresses developed of Serge and Satin combined. | | red, heavy weight, urge. size | | high collars und others are eme with hand-turned soles | | models, loose backed or shaped, in plain or neag 5 Stuy haae the, warsiena We hn ova Sizes for both women and misses. Turkish towels. broidered in pretty colers, n Louis heels. All sizes. | | mixtures; $12. devoted followers, to paint rainhows | GREENHUT’8—SECOND FLOOR MAIN FLOOR: Knit Underwear Women’s Combination Suits—fine stitch; REENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR Join the Co-operative Club to Purchase A “Caldwell” Player Piano MAIN FLOOR Gold Plated $1,000,000 he hopes to raise for a the well-made, long-wearing, close- fitting, comfortetle WOOLEN un- Cerwear, #At your dealers’, Look for the tri- Permanent Endowment ni a | { MOTION PICTURE NOTES J Choice of These Garments, each Infants’ Wear 23° Nainsook Slips—sizes 1 day to 2)Flannelette Sleeping Gowns—sizes 1 cellent quality; slightly angular trade mark, gv peel y | ae eae sli fleeced, soft cotton; high or low P. k t he Lasty Feature Pay Company | WATERFORD BNISTING CO. Makers Flannelette Petticoaty—sizes 1 day) Rubber Pants—sizes small, me- neck, sleeveless, long or short ocke ' INES to 12 years, dium or large. Cotton Shirts or Bands-—sizes 1 day) Throw-Away Paper Diapers—box to 3 years. f 25. sleeves; perfect fitting and hand- somely trinmed; all sizes; choice ates..+.s. A9c MAIN FLOOR Notions has made a film of “The Heir to the Knives | 29¢ Flat model, ]} plain or fancy design, with two imported of 25, Knitted Beotles — pink or blue trimmed. aldwell” Piano GREENHUT'S—FOURTH FLOOR Order These Pure Foods Combination 239° | 8] sq:iserssutt statsaceizn. mie Met ent home oe “EN cas™™ 1 Qe || tie Grocery Order ‘ Fresh Fruits New Peas Cap Ehape Beal nanan Faby Nets marhable value A genuine Columbia Jewel Grafonola and six regular 75c Post Card Books Altres oe meee ae dosen Sbct eschs ssn, OC el Columbia Double Disc Records—l2 selections, your own post cards, sddressed to PEARS — ||| marrowrar to Washable Garment Shields— | —_-seveNTH FLOOR Special Grafonola 40 126 1860 choice—for $39.50. “This is one.of our most pop- ular outfits and is offered on terms to fit your pocket- two sizes, special, 1 pelt 1 2: 8-Inch Trouser or Skirt Hangers — with added ends; 10 Ic PEAS 1 EXTRA SIFTED PEAS ....2:10 SWEET . Bulbs and Growing Plants ploy Md A simple plan instituted by Greenhut's to place music in your home on 4 the easiest terms. Brief we will mall them special, THREE FOR... 1917) model 88-note * CALDWELL” of charge ASWEET A age We take 150 of our new bese TaRINGEE SiFTRD swWeFr PLAYER PIANOS, placing one of them in your home on a Consercatory Specials mace we or enokin ree Terms $— Down $9 Per Hyacinth Bulbs — large NO DEPOSIT s re, 14s paskagess. AUC ORtin. fney frat; 250 of oO and Week Boys’ Clothes a esea; all onlore: dos, EE dot, OBe; 4 for © With each instrument we give Tulips — large size; and 75c a Week ———ss BLEND COPFEE A Sensational *" 25e lexan ~ Gold} POPULAR colors; doz A Music-Roll Cabinet, a Player-Piano Bench <u $3.95 ; a welll 4 a» 8 33¢ ‘ ~ Aah Sale at ae * Narcissus and Daffodils ib gaat.» Full Hine re » {ed Bern BO Tel sensey TOMATOES Fou. and 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Choice Pr eadai ee ionlenca pacien at cites 35c a Graph- g : * Muitora| (Hin quality, hand. picked: : . . he toll $3.95 | | Crocuses — a colors; Se eT Grafonc sycan CORN MgC) doen 't148:” "15e| |The Entire Outfit Will Cost You $ 20, ERE: Meee Be doven on 12¢ ophones and Grafonolas dor, $1.85; cen iC) _ large can: y 5 , ii Boys’ Suits with Two Pairs of | | Engi ranging in price from $15 to | SS ——— pastay FLouR — fountain | | No Extra Charges--No Interest Free Delivery "Reonsere-Noriolk endiFinched | een Le Santer 25c . * SUGAR» ..10B_ 53: Sout Sally," makag delicous : oasere—Norfollt gad Pine each $350. Over 1,000 Double Disc Records at 75c each. R “HARDSON Ron. || paste Who. bags 81.356 Or rs ey hel rin $185 T f Boys! \Cakduroy. “Suits, with’ One | | Large Seottit Fena—each 50e, A | Come and visit our Columbia Department. You will be ful ia sony i ea sre data BOs) 8c Leg . 42c|| A “Caldwell” Piano at $185 on Terms o Pair 9 el conde Pg a zy the sed. SG 4 + ‘ ket) ib. bay i rej eo can . } " ‘T SOAP years. ‘e! delighted at the wonderful tone of this superb instru- Mishel hag 61.0; 49¢ re emer | hereto bn 83 95:40 $] Per Week Boys’ Double-Breasted, Button- Seatay each 35ec ment. Can be had in either oak or mahogany finish. ea FD ee Teed Cet RRR is to-Neck Overcoate—sizes 24) | gable Ferns—in variety; Be C & Ss mieten ee e TEAS — areens eck oo| SRE, GaN Cae And both these instruments arc hacked by « Greenhut guarantee Boys’ Long Overconte—sizes 8 to] | each va Gi oy c id ot \b , coal ———————— ——— 17 years. Varlegate: spedes- OWPERTHWAIT ONS uke WeSteWALia -* i arr GREENHUT'S Juniors’ Double-Breasted Over. i irae on eh kee 1.95 . s, : s ¥ nm sites 10 Se 6 englis an ser ‘Oldest Furniture House in America” sakes “none Babb t's oT ongue We give “Sperry’’ Gold Stamps, redeemable in full books Boys’, Mackinaw Coats sizes 3 | sevigt bes aaaine 6.95 FHOULDERE— 9) Ch Cudahy’ Rex breads by the Sperry & Hutchinson Company, for $2 in cash or Fanuc isl ah fi Bird Cages, Aquariums, Goldfish 3rd Avenue Two Park Row ubigiis’” See ||| enettteeetenge I Sevahser” ame |) | Oe ine See7y See ey pein tee ce (l atiteeesena ean aie oaks ‘nd’ All Supple at at 121st Street Stores at Chatham Sq. BACONe Ty... SOC | Ieper ic reg, 40c e68 c for $2.50 in merchandise as selected by you in our store. | | g3'45° Low Prices. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue 193 to 205 Park Row