The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 5

— F ee Bi soar se a aa sa = - 7 _— - ae Pr wea bs , t ; e é y. . : THE EB MOUNT KISCO BANKER DEAD. T. Eltwood Carpenter Was Also Di- nt Kisco National ation in 1895, ¥ of White Plains and at e real catute firm of C Aldwin there He is sur y Widow and three daught Mrs. De Witt Conklin vr Pittsburgh and @Bisses Eelen and Marion, who live at home. FIND REDMOND A PERJURER. Jeary Convict for Testimony ta Barker Will Contest. Edward 1 for the B. It the suit of to share in thy gire grandfather, rles Barker, was found guilty of ¥ ry yesterday be- fore Judge Dike a jury in the County Court, Brooklyn. Redmond gave false testimony tn the suit, which was tried in March, 1918, ree ne a marriage, A de- ciation tn of the girl was affirm= by the App Division. Red- mond will be arraigned for sentence to-day. NX Your Children are now well into their school work. » How are they do- ing? Have you thought to notice their eyes? See how they hold the book when reading. Is it too near their eyes? + Have your children any ten- dency not to look squarely at an object—do they have any trouble recognizing people in the distance? That, sometimes, may mean only carelessness, but it gen- erally means that the eyes need attention. Eyesight defects in children ean frequently be entirely over- come with the use of glasses for school work only, but if not at- tended to promptly may be- come permfinent. An examination by one of our Oculists (Registered Physi- cians) will determine whether + your child needs glasses. If your child already wears glasses you should watch his eyesight even more carefully; e eye changes as the child ows older and. the lenses that Fitted him last year may be in- correct now. Harris Glasses—if needed — cost $2.00 or more, depending entirely upon the kind of lenses required and the quality of mounting yqu select. War Stanus mast 234 Bt, near 4th Ave 54 t 126th St, near Lenox Ave u Bt, John St. cholas Av, bet.180that Sint dway, bet. 99th&100th Sts, near \ — 7 Broadway, nr.Wilo’by, Brooklyn rit} Fulton St, opp. A. & 8), Brooklyn 88 Broad At,next to Bed ark Unusual Shoe Value The “McCreery Special” $7.50 e Eight-inch Lace Boot, as illustrated, of Black Russia Calf, with Fawn Buckskin heels, or 1'3-inch Military Patent Leather, with Pearl Gray Suede tops and 2-inch Cuban Louis heels XENRY GEORGE IR Son of Famous Single Tax Apostle Had Broken Down From Nervous- ness Three Years Ago. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Former Representative Henry George jr. died at his home here to-day at the age of fifty-four years. dl He was the son of Henry George, the great advocate of tho single tax, and was elected to Congress in 1910 from the Seventeenth District of New You City as a Fusion Democrat and Independence Leaguer, He was re- elected in 1912, but #uffered @ nervous breakdown in 1914 aa @ result of over- work in investigating District of Columbia taxation, and spent many months in Europe, Tammany Hall re- fused to saction his re-nomination. Born in Sacramento, Cal, Mr. George left school at seventeen to be- come his father’s secretary. He was EX-GONGRESSMAN GEORGE | HOUSEKEEPING STUDENT DIES AT WASHINGTON KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET Wedding Certificate —_ Eighteen Months in Father’s Safe, Though Robinson Did Not Know It. “I want to learn to be @ good house- keeper, mother, Let me watch you do the marketing and cooking,” said Miss Elizabeth Mary Robinson eighteen months ago to her mother, Mrs, Robért McClintock Robinson, wife of @ Jamaica lawyer. Mrs. Robinson gladly acquiesced, Yesterday eho learned the rei Mise Robinson announced t Charles Miles, also of Ja married May 19, 1915, and had kept the wedding @ secret until the bride had learned to keep house. Mr, Robinson demanded proof when his daughter telephoned the news to his office. “Why, father, the proof fs in your it has been there all along,” she ied. Mr. Robinson hastily produced from his safe insurance polictes and other pa- pers his daughter gave hém for safe keeping more than a year ago. Among them were her marriage certificate, showing the ceremony by the Rev, Dr, Houghton at we Around the Corner,’ $1 Mr. and Mrs, Miles broke the news yesterday because they Have Just com- pleted furnishing @ house for them- selves near th hom: Report of Di a Death Un VIPNNA, Nov. 14.—There t# no foundation for the report recently pub- Mehed in the United States of the death of Dr, Constantin Dumba, former Aus- tro-Hungarian Ambassador to the United States. | $750,000 NEEDED FOR Jews, | Pex M. Warburg, No. 1109 Fifth Ave nue, to discuss plans for obtaintne 000 needed to complete a fund of §: jo | Pin a at 1 Members of the Fei | STREET FROCKS, $45 to ALL THE LATEST MODE. 5th Avenue a reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle and editor of the Standard, a weekly paper established by his father, When the elder George died of heart disease in New York campaigning as candidate for Mayor in 1897, the gon took his place on the ticket. He was active as a lecturer here and abroad and once went to England to campaign for Lioyd Ggorge. HELD UP FOR $5,000 BY PLOTTERS, IS CHARGE Cincinnati Business Man Accuses New Yorker as One of Three Men Who Blackmailed Him, CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.—It became known to-day that Thomas J. Cor- coran, President of the Corcoran- Victor Company of this city, recently identified George Bush in New York as one of three men who on Oct. 13, 1915, obtained $5,000 from him. Bush is being held in New York in connec- tion with blackmailing operations. Corcoran said that three men repre- senting themselves as Federal officers called at his place of business on the date named and served him with a warrant, charging him with violating the Mann White Slave Act. Corcoran insisted that he was not guilty, but the alleged officers started to take him to jail, While on the way they explained to him how he could get free, but that it would take $5,000, and he consented. After securing the money Corcoran sald, “I beckoned to an officer, as I was paying over the cash, but he stood as if he did not see me. Before T could attract bis attention the men had fled.” Bush, who ts held in New York, 18 expected to be brought to innati for trial in the Corcoran tops, two-inch Cuban Louis heels, James. McCreery & Co. 125; now dor- Of eiela Driven from this store by the encroach- ments of manufacturing concerns, we are SELLING OUT our entire collection of exquisite Autumn and Winter models regardless of Cost Typical Prices TAILORED SUITS, $50 and $175; cut to $35 & $95 COATS, street and motor $50 to $125; now $30 to $75 EVENING GOWNS, $45 to $175... 4... $30 to $95 «. $25 & $55 EVERYTHING NEW! Your chance to get a lovlier wardrobe than you even longed for at LESS THAN HALF the sum you planned to spend. Sipth Avenwue at 313t. St. 34th Street On Wednesday and Thursday McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE Special’ Offerings | EE Hepplewhite Model Mahogany Dining Room Suite Ten-picce suite, as illustrated ......425.00...........0005 Suite includes Buffet; China Closet, Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. and Extension DINING ROOM FURNITURE Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Mahogany Suites ...... .regularly Ten-piece William and Mary Model Mahogany Suites, regularly Ten-piece Chinese Chippendale Model Mahogany Suites, regularly Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Mahogany Suites... Ten-piece Adam Model Mahogany Suit Ten-picce Elizabethan Model Suites, in Ji and Chiffonier. 800 dozen Hemstitched 400 dozen Hemmed Hi 800 dozen Hemmed Hi 500 dozen Hemmed Iri: $00 dozen Hemmed Ti 300 dozen Hemmed Tt ; all Tan Russia Calf, with Cuban Louis or Military heels. James McCreery: & Co. 6th Avenue e ——" 34th Street 400 dozen Hemstitched Huck Towels....... 200 dozen Hemstitched Irish Huck Towels... 200 dozen Hemmed Turkish Bath Towels HEMMED MUSLIN SHEETS Excellent Quality; Remarkably Low Priced + regularly regularly rouean Oak finish regularly CHAMBER FURNITURE Four-piece Chinese Chippendale Mahogany Suites... Four-piece Louis XVI. Model American Walnut Suites, regularly Four-piece Adam Model Mahogany Suites....... ; Four-piece Louis XVI. Mode! American Walnut Suites, regularly Four-piece Queen Anne Model Mahogany Suites Five-piece Enamelled Suites, consisting of Twin Beds, Dresser, Toilet Table regularly 450,00 Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Suites in Antique Ivory finish... . regularl . regularly regularly CANE regularly 400.00 regularly 550.00 Tables, five Side 950.00 5.00 50.00 675.00 475.00 595.00 575.00 475,00 480.00 375,00 onalet 325.00 $50.00 475.00 350.00 825,00 820.00, 250,00 250.00 235.00 195.00 325.00 361.00 295.00 Special Sale At Decided Reductions Ruck Towels ularly regularly ick Towels.......00 00 regularly uck Towels.........+55 regularly sh Huck Towels....... regularly irkish Bath Towels regularly . regular! irkish Bath ‘Towels... .regulely . regularly 4.00, 6.00, 7.50, 2.50, 3.00, 5,00, 4.00, 6.00, 7.50, AND PILLOW Sheets: 54x90 63x99 72x99, -BINDD 90599 60c 75¢ 85c 95¢ 1.00 Pillow Cases: 42x36 45x36 50X36 18¢ 20c 22c ! ‘ HUCK & TURKISH BATH TOWELS dozen 3.00 dozen 4,50 dozen 6.00 dozen 2.00 dozen 2,50 dozen 3.75 dozen 3.00 dozen 4,50 dozen 6,00 CASES, 90108 1.10 54X36 25c | each ation for the} Mr. Warbur 4 Herman Roventhal, ‘support of Jewish Philanthrople Soct-|Secretary of t deration, would give Jeties met Inst night at the home of out_a_stateme ay. | NING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916, \ dames McCreery & Co: 5th Avenue 34th Street On Wednesday and Thursday Special offerings: “McCREERY SILKS AND VELVETS” 5,000 Yards Imported Chiffon Velveteen Superior quality, in the fashionable colors Imported Black Dress Satin (double width) yard 1.45 Burgundy, Damson Red, Russian Green, African Brown, Navy Blue and Black. yard 1.75 Annual November Sale FINE FUR COATS, MUFFS & SCARFS Offering the latest fashionable models made from superior quality selected pelts, at extraordinarily low prices A. Skunk Muff. -.7700007 A. Skunk Scarf. . B. Taupe Fox Muff. B. Taupe Fox Scarf... y C, Hudson Seal and Ermine M C. Hudson Seal and Ermine Hudson Seal Muffs Hudson Seal Stoles Black Fox Muffs. Black Fox Scarfs Caracul Coats, 48 inches long, with deep collar and cuffs of Taupe Fox, . ‘oats with Fox or Skunk collar and cuffs Hudson Seal Coats, 40 inches long, with Skunk collar and cuffs, richly lined Persian Lamb Coats with self or Skunk collar; 40 inches long 8 Hudson Seal Coats,—semi-fitting model with Skunk collar and cuffs; 42 inches long. . Hudson Seal Coats with Skunk collar; 40 inches long; richly lined. Hudson Se Leopard Skin Coats with Skunk collar and cuffs Scotch Mole Muffs Scotch Mole Stoles. silvered Fox Muffs vered Fox Scarfs. . Kolinsky Muffs Kolinsky Scarfs.... Blended Sable Muffs. Blenjled Sable Scarfs... Natural Raccoon Muffs Natural Raccoon Scarfs FEATHER NECK WEAR—Below Regular Prices Marabout Collarettes. .. Marabout Shoulder Capes, silk lined. 7-7 ..3.75 to 6.75 Muffs NOTIONS AND MUFF BEDS—Specially Priced Dress Forms, “MecCreery Special,” eight sections, adjustable and telescopic, Gray or Black: ‘box6dsscsciacecessess . Other Dress Forms 1.50 to 18,00 Dress Shields, “Reliable,” Flesh color; size 2, 3 and 4 pair 20c, dozen 2.25 Dress Shields, “Reliable,” silk and nainsook covered, pair 12c, dozen 1.35 Dress Shields, lightweight, white nainsook covered pair 10c, dozen 1,00 Garment Shield Holders iar has OS Sewing Silk, black or white, 100) yard spools each Te, dozen 65e Large 1s nn cach 48c, dozen 5.50 Dressmaker's Pins, Two 14-Ib. boxes... .25¢ ‘Taffeta Seam Binding, pe., 12c, doz. pes., 1.35 Snap Fasteners card 10c, dozen 1,00 “Reliable” Hooks and Eyes...... gross 18¢ Dress Belting; 10 yard piece. .......e0+ 75¢ Mercerized Spool Cotton in colors. 200 yard spools dozen 50¢ Muff Beds covered with White Cambric; unlined; filled with White Down. 65c Muff Beds covered with White Cambriec, lined with Black or Brown Sateen; filled with silk floss, 95 Muff Beds covered with White Cambric; lined; ends shirred with heading; filled with White Down. 1, Muff Beds covered with White Cambric: lined with Silk; shirred ends with ruffle: filled with White Down, Muff Beds in children’s sizes, covered with White Cambric; lined with Sateen, 50c Muff Beds in children’s sizes, covered with White Cambric, lined with silk, with shirred ends and ruffle of silk yy ++ 95e Dress Hangers, enameled in colors... . each 10c, dozen 1.00 Dress and Skirt Hangers 8 for 20c Wood Shoe Trees cB patra tor aio Scissors, nickel plated.....pr. 25¢ & 50c A seven-time World Want works all the week. Order one to-day and prosper. DES gt Ultenindentatlgay ona