The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1917, Page 7

OME KLLED, FOUR OYING | Victims of New Jersey Crash Help s for an How Before Aid Arrives the ead an ambulance sent to their aid hensack hospital was notified THREE SAVED AT FIRE, UNCONSCIOUS FROM SMOKE Binty-year-old Matthew De Me wifo, Mra. Elizabeth Den fifty-five, were taken uncon and ~bia their burning home at No Avenue, Brooklyn, early to Meeman Charles Peterson. + man discovers: re and tur alarm, but wa je to rouse th ante of the t ory frame bulldi . ‘ by beating on the door } entrance through a window and found Mr. and Mrs. npaey in bed, uncon~ scious from wi Tnaided, he draxwed both throug dow Firemen | ed Miss Ella Demp- sey, twenty-one, {rom « bedroom on the ‘ second floor, She also was unconacious, | Three boarders of the Dempseys ea- caped by way of the roof, ambulance surgeon revived the members of the Dempsey family, The fire dit $2,000 damage x — Just like your mornin, toast Toasting makes things delicious KWo, Men ie An autometiio Bus on ite way from Peteroun, 6 J. to the camionment at Camp Merritt, Dement, was cough! ~ & & trp ot the Teaneck crossing “! Between Hackensack and Bagiowoos. Bd. ove One Men was billed outright end four are tn (he Heckemesck berpttal with Little hope beld out for their vee po | ‘The 4004 man wae Charice Plog Aven x. 4, we ite z ~ ied * Mencing, Athenia, 4 . 4.5 Qe Burckhardt, Albion, N. J; i uffeur, Albion. marpentors, e8- eapt . er work at the ’ = Which ts still In the construc ° At that hour of the Morning hundreds of automobiics of © al descriptions fii the roads between Paterson, Hackensack and the camp. ‘The crossing where the accident bao! say le remote from any town and the“injured men tay where thoy were thrown for more than an hour before Tie abe Se ereal Burl :) | ci igarette ‘ For taking pictures of rapidly moving Lene 25 pet cent. lew than you will pay for equal grade elewhere The prices range from @55.25 to 96.75 mo every 1 Vier, AD werent, + Let This MOTOR Work Your Sewing Machine $32.50 Sew for recreation rather than | work. It's possible. By attach ing this motor contrivance to a machine, one can sew with no | more expenditure of energy than | the pressure of # toe. The Motor is Practically Self Operating he toe regulates the speed, and | both hands are free to guide the material. The illustration explairts the simplicity of the arrangement. It may be attached to any electric light socket. Vourth Fleer, Rear Comforts That Count In the Servantless Home Here are a few suggestions to lighten the house- keeping of the woman who realizes that doing one’s own work is more economical! than paying careless and incompetent servants. ELECTRIC GRILLS A complete cooking appliance ait has four intensities of heat and can cook two things at a time. It will bake, roast, stew, boil orfry, The varicty of the dishes that can be prepared on it is limited only by its capacity. Price $6.11. COFFEE PERCOLATORS Alcohol, $8.24 to $13.37 | Electric, fl ue 28 to $16.89 Electric Percolator Pots, $7.94 to $11 CHAFING DISHES Alcohol, $5.64 to $13.68 | Electric, $11.28 to $15.51 Electric Toasters, $1.69 to $5.64 FIRELESS COOKERS These reliable appliances make cooking a joy. No heat, no odors, none of the discomforts of the old time methods of preparing foods, They contain aluminvm pots that heat easily and quickly and hold their heat a long time. Prices from $5.94 to $24.74 —Basement, Rear, This Cabinet, $11.89 Verified Price Elsewhere, $15 ee Makes an Expensive Looking | aaa TE Talking Machine Out of an Inexpensive One. With this Cabinet the Victrola, illustrated ($45.25, sold elsewhere far $50) looks like a $100 machine. Made of four-ply cross banded veneer, finished in mahogany veneer. Kight shelves for 12- inch albums, holding 96 records, fitted with lock and key. Size of top 17/¢x 2044 inches. Height 3444 inches. Two styles, plain top or with moulding. All Our Victrolas and Records Are Sold for About 10%, Less Than Verified Prices Elsewhere. fwa—Kourth U1, with St, Rear NING WORLD, Graflex Cameras Photograph Action ts, you can be it you wee a Grafles Camere fitted “tated with @ Refles Specie cos from @@ to Beds, Springs and Mattresses From a Large Assortment red pond Nvnatigmat $2.97 v4. $1.19 v0. ei ges gowns, b From JAPAN That Are a Riot of Glowing Colors Our recent importation of these Japanese challis has caused quite sensation in decorating circles, Prominent men have bought large quantities of them and home lovers have grasped this chance to brighten their rooms with so little expenditure, One woman who manu- factures hand and knitting bags told us that challis is THE bag material. She lines them with silks that harmonize. The touches of color that every room needs in cushions and hangings can be supplied hete economically and artistically For unusual negligees .or tea gowns, the woman taste can turn these richly colored fabrics into creations of loveliness. They cost only 89c yd and are 29 inches wide The almost endless variety of colorings and designs will assure harmonious materials for any decorating or costuming scheme. —Seoond Fly 5th St, In putting the house to rights after the summer season, perhaps you discovered the need of some new beds or bedding. That need can be supplied hcre from an extensive stock for less than you would pay elsewhere. White Enamel Bed, i!/ustrated. in, posts, panel effect; four fillers; 1-in, cross rod, Hacked ia hard, baxeaoe white enamel. All sizes, Special price. White Enamel Crib, tHustrated, | Hard baked-on white enamel om age or ivory finish, fitted with heel | patent ‘foot locks and. link | fabric spring. Special, $10.94 | Specials in Springs Woven Wire Spring fitted with Wit-edge which prevents mattress from spreading or ap ping. All sizes. Special, $8. Link Fabric Springs. own sanitary All sizes. Helical ends, to | for full sizes, give spring more resiliency. Special, $5.94 Pope Shelf Box Spring, upholstered. Best grade of iypesam tempered steel spring. Covered in good grade of | 94 $16.67 blue and white striped ticking. Special, $10.49 | 9.9 20.30 Rabbet Edge Box Spring, upholstered. | Hest 1-6 24.83 tempered steel springs, covered in striped | 40 27.43 ticking. Special $149) i-6 30.32 aN Vii as a\h@\i/a\ira\Bie\tre\ iach /avl Brass Bed, as illustrated. 2-inch ler, » five J-inch filler rode with ‘T-ball ends, l-inch top rods, centre ornaments, pene effect, All sizes in bright or satin finish, $18.24 Mattresses | Felt and Hair Mattresses are made in our factory on premises, ‘The felt range in price from $9.09 for 2 ft. 6 in. to $22.98 Prices on hair mattresses below. Fain Black | EB; eo $19.57 | 2-6 $21.09 8-0 23.97 | 3.0 26.09 3.6 29.35 | 3-6 31.93 +0 32.66 | 4.0 35.43 46 36.28 | 4-6 39.50 Imported Black Chiffon Dress Velvet 39 inches wide Made in Lyons. Greatly in demand for ultra smart fall and winter frocks. Crepe de Chine 40 inches wide, In street and evening shades, quantities of black. A quality ht that make it desirable for bigs undergarments, etc. our neckwear section. everything that is new would be quite difficult. One can only take a few examples of the very latest designs to show the trend of Fall k The Illustrations do this and we instance others with prices. neckwear. pmre—Main Floor, Front} Interesting Silk Specials In addition to the imported Metalhe Silks, which are recognized thiv season as fashion's fabrics for evening wear, and whieh are priced at 4.49 to @14.89 per yard, we are offering the following interesting specials and ReaFe—Hecond Floor, B5th Street Correct Choice in NECKWEAR Here Are Suggestions That Are New Almost unlimited is a woman's choice at To try and describe Satin and Broadcloth Roll collars in peach, navy, $2.19 Collar of Broadcloth and satin in flesh and white, $1.98 Real Filet Collars pocket pavedilg vestee with filet $17.89 Flat, roll and square effects in collare, $5.39 to $19.89 Filet Sets, $9.89 to $17.89 Real Filet Jabot (Illus. C), $10.49 Bib collar of Georgette crepe and lace (/llus, B), $5.94 Satin Collars White satin stock and vest, $3.69 Flat collar and square vest of satin with box pleated front, vane with buttons. White Satin collar with Resse tasseled effect (/llus. A), $1.98 Roll collar and tie, Special, $1.39 Organdie Sets Various novel s with tiny butt $2.97 to $4.89 Special Organdie Set with dots and hematitching, 1.19 Thie Published at the Request of The United States Food Administration, which Enliste the Aid of Every Woman to Help Win the War Announcement is The men of the Allied Nations must be fed All our Boys fighting for us must be fed. The Food Is Here We must send more food across the sea than ever hefore. Help to Conserve Food and You Do a« Bit for the War. We must send more wheat. We must send more meat. We must send more butter and milk. We must send more sugar. THEREFORE :—Buy leas; cook no more than oi omaller seasonable supplies. your local producers the need of transportation Leave @ “Clean Plate” when you leave the table. The United States Food Ad- minstration does not ask the American people to starve themselves. Eat Plenty, but wisely and without waste, BDAY, OCTOBER 3, Wash Satins Flesh and White $1.19 va. % ine! The daintiest negligees and under- garments can economically be made of this beautifully lustrous’ material, Dress Satins Now #0 sendle in demand for smart fall er winter dresses. ment street and evening colors, also ample quantities of black. sc 1e17. inches 36 inches wide. In an assort- For Men Of Small Stature Some men-—who find the “34 shorts” among the men’s suits too large for them—turn away to made-to-measure gar- ments and high prices. The idea that they are be- yond the reach of ready-to- wear clothes is all wrong. Our Youths’ — Clothi Section offers them well tailored garments, designed ‘on the same lines as men's models of to-day, of de- pendable, all wool fabrics. The prices are less than charged for men's clothes of equal tailoring and quality $14.75 $16.50 $19.75 Limes — Fifth Hloor. roadway, S4th Street me timers Lone Geeth, Mate Meer, GOeb O. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only A DAINTY BLOUSE OF GEORGETTE AND SATIN $4.69 The foremost blouse materials have been effectively com bined in this model The lines are smart, as the sketch shows. The double breasted front fastens with pearl buttons, and is finished with hemstitching In white and flesh, two An Exceptional Price for This Blouse Busy days in the Third Floor, 4th Gtreet Thursday Specials for Boys’ Own Week Boys’ Clothing Department. Every day this week we offer specials characterized by the quality of the materials and “Lowest-in-the-City” prices. Boys’ Rainy Day Outfits, $2.89 Sises 6 to 18 years, Waterproof coat and hat in tan or gray rubberized fabric that is very serviceable and practical for school wear. An exceptionally good buy at this price, $2.89. Boys’ Pajamas, 68c Regularly 940 and 79°. Just in time for the cold winter days come these heavy domet flannel eper Very well made, cut ful and roomy, Sizes 6 to 18 years. $2.89 $3.89 $4.89 $5.89 Just the thing to have hanging near at hand—ready to slip into on cool nights. Warm, downy robes in regular robe or coat styles—made of service- able blanket cloth in jacquard effects on brown, gray or navy grounds as well as in novel Indian patterns, All sizes. —tiecond Floor, S4th St, Rear, BLANKET ROBES For the Men in the Camps Economies in every sense of the word. Boys’ Corduroy Knickerbockers, $1.49 Sizes 7 to 18 yeare. An extra pair of Knickerbockers will lengthen the wear of the boys’ clothes. These are fal cut trousers for play wear, ip serviceable mouse color. Boys’ Shirts, 79c Regularly 9$e. Well made and 1d looks shirts of madras Sad Je in o large vy newest stripes and colori Sizes 12 to 14 inches. finished with turned back cuffs, The Schoolgirls’ Millinery Section Shows a Great Assortment of Hats These Are As Dainty As Any Little Girl or Big Girl Could Desire In this schoolgirls’ section at the rear of the Millinery Department, near the Main Stairway, the range of hats provides sizes for girls of from 7 to 17. Some are extremely dressy, others plainly tailored. of style with moderation in price. lower than elsewhere for the same quality. Many Styles in Tailored Hats Hats — tailored, Velour smartly in shirred mushroom effects. combinations of colors. produce ultra smart effects. many other styles in dressy hats. Excellent convertible Prices $2.97, $5.94, $6.89. quality, colors. Soft Velvet Hats It has been our aim to combine refinement Each hat is charming of its kind. Prices are always Blocked Velvet Hats—stitched brims, brims, ports styles, gros grain ribbon bows. $2.97 and $3.96 Some are in black, others in colors and Ribbons, flowers. or ornaments are used to Several of these are illustrated. $3.96, $4.96, $5.94, $6.89, $9.89. Floor, 34th Street, Near Main Stairway: There are syrot Ail the Sh . ODIO TOT OO OO Wr get Oe gs Ole OSCE O18 OX: TOL 10Cs GL IOCSIAN. 1s (0). O58 111912 OTAGO OO WLIO OER '0 et eis en A at SB Ee) PST WRT SENT ERT SER WRT SOMERS