The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 4

“THE EVENING WORLDS WON DA of a trust, the interest of which )Whowe. enormously. wealthy sfomity. < % shall annually be donated, about lroundea Brown University and spon- a . , under the ‘normal to the commission, — . . » July 17, to the young lady in thi sored { Senator Cotillo’s reason for impos- suggest that the prizo be given at iy t young y jat jsored so many philanthroples, of Providence will devolve the duty | ing upon the Mayor of Providence ly depreciated in value), “the some solemnity, that the winner y, that, being twenty years old, Already, however, the very persons! sf naming the judges who annually |the burden of determining each year|!mcome of which shall be donated| be crowned with roses and be called j Marriageable and a daughter of |who are temporarily commisstoned| {re to decide what young lady in|t? Whom the Count’s bequest shall go " d dower, about! ‘Rosiera’, and that the prito be desig- the common people, will best de- {With tho task of ; ' 1s founded om @ provision of the will| th of June, to the young Iady| nated as a prige to virtue. F thus serve It by suibe * t carrying wut this) ‘heir community best exemplifies tha) which «tates? of Turinese birth and residence, | follow in my country un old and pre We It by her conduct and family |and other wishes of the dead Count] victure of muidenly goodness painted| The proceoding with regard to | twenty years old, marriageable and! ty custom of some places in France | virtues, fear that in the awarding of the -eg-| f the will «| th ve; shall be similar to | elonging to a family of working or| sany years nave elapsed since a The evident purpose of Count Baj-jacy each ‘year no pefsons of sud. | With seemingly no intent to be f i delineated in my | common people, that deserves it for) wit] gimilar in its manner of con- hott! in providing this award was toletently Solomon-like judgment onn| (otlous, Senator Cotijo, wio with) analogous bequests to the City of | fxemplary conduct and home virtues, /struction to that of Count Bajnott! do something ofa walqué and kihdis|be found to adjust all rivalri tomolo Briton), italian Roya! Consul]. Turin, whieh procveding { desire |!n the opinion and by the unappeal-|1as been offered for probate fn this 1 esni e# and) jeneral, will supervise the awards,| to be eventually communicated to | ble decision of a commission ap-| country. a consequence, when the » character for the people of Provi-/arrive at a decision satisfactory to all| ecalled that the Trojan War resulted| the City of Providence, wherein | Pointed by the Mayor of Turin and] gocument was brought here by special! —— : b dence, where, during the course uf| concerned. from an unwise decision as to the| the fund shall be called "C presided over by him.’ messenger from Italy and put into the Will of Italian Count Provides # “'Plomatic career in this country, he} State Senator Salvatore A. Cotillo e wo over two oth-| Brown Rosiere Fun “The selection,” continues this sec-| hands of Senator Cotillo and the Ital- mune > met and married Miss Carrie M.|who is attorney in this country f 2 » not being an| winner shall be called “Rosiera.” —.|tion of the will, “shall be made among|ian Consul, the problem of squaring for Money Award in Besa, dauphiée 4? Niotelas Brown, : y in country for tion in the present! The particular provision referred to|candidates whose family shall havelits provisions with the provisions of ) . b ‘own, the Royal nee's_devision will extablithes a fund of 30,000 lire applied or who are otherwise accept- law in this country Rhode Island City. is The Mayor of Providence (# going - @D to have hig troubles from now on, as = = fas & result of the will of Count Paul, | = eos) Bajnotti of Turin, Ttaly, to be offared "| gy_) \ em. to-day for probate in the New York v = ~ County Surrogate's office Tn this document of the Count, who died taat March, leaving severa) millions, Is thi proviaton: I bequeath to the City of Provi- dence, in the State of Rhode Iel- and, United States of America, the native country of my dear wife and her conspicuous family, . | the sum of $10,000, equal to about World Wants Work Wonders. | 60,000 Italian lire, for the creation Manleys Me-Gibbons GIHAVENUE AT SG™STREET L Second, hoor ~Take levator N | Newer Uersions of the Mode, ‘Portraying the | Sale | | Unfoldment of Fashions Into the CBee ek Distinctive Styles of Winter Selected from Regular Stock of Highest Cost Coats The Values Are Most Extraordinary w6} Bolivia, Evora, Frost Glo, | Cashewell, Silvertone, | \ ‘THER DEVELOPED IN SUCH FABRICS AS FEACH BLOOM, SILVERTONE, ’ 7 “wont CHIC AND MODELED ON SIMPLE LINES, BUT REVEALING QUITE Silsertt Bolivia VELOUR, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, FROST GLO, BOLIVIA OR CRYSTAL CORD, ELABORATE TENDENCIES IN THE LAVISH USE OF FUR, ARE TEE TRIG COATS 964 . THE NEW WINTER COATS, SEOWN IN THIS MOST, ATTRACTIVE COLLEC- OF LUSTROLA, PEACH BLOOM, KORDOVAN DUVETYNE, SILVERTONE, VE- Fur Trimmings of | TION, REVEAL MANY UNUSUAL FEATURES IN THE WAY OF INTERESTING RONA, EVORA, FROST GLO, CHAMELEON, VELOUR AND BOLIVIA, PROFUSELY ; pe 4 Glib ay AND VARIED VERSIONS OF THE MODE, AND DEFT DECORATIVE TOUCHES THAT TRIMMED WITH SKUNK, BLACK FOX, TAUPE NUTRIA, SQUIRREL, FRENCH SEAL, | Siete Nutria, ag Raccoon, ENHANCE THE REFINED SIMPLICITY OF TRESE JAUNTY GARMENTS. RINGTAIL, TAUPE LYNX, BEAVER AND MINK. trimmed with Squirrel, Taupe Wolf, | VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, nonane Hudson Seal 30.00 To 85,00 35.00 to 285.00 Second oor ~Take Elevator Sale, Fur Trimmed | Winter Coats Selected from Regular Stock \of 4 Higher Priced Coats A be Tinseltone, Silvertone, a Velour and other favored fabrics Trimmed with #110,00 ADVERTISEMENT. y> ADVERTISEMENT, ; | 2: Article Noo 37 Wbognition bas come to Chiropractic on its merits solely.’ d ly Teach Wy Bew creed for the physical redemption of « suffering mankind it bey Beat it claimed to do” thousands who have been helped by Chiropractic of time seekin, a fe at others failed to accomplish, he is not oul but he is also an aposticy preaching the gosml @ thousands of suffering throughout the conetry S™AVENUE AT 36™ STREET New Frocks of Tricotine, Vei'veteen, Woot Jersey. or Uetour HE MOST YOUTHFUL OF FROCKS IN THE FAVORED MATERIALS, TRICOTINE, WOOL JERSEY, VELOUR ADD VELVETEEN, VERY DISTINCTIVE AND BECOMING, AND EX PRESSING THE VERY LATEST FANCIES OF THE WINTER FASHIONS, IN NOLELS OF DEEONAIR GRACE, EXQUISITELY TAILORED AND EMPHASIZED BY GFACEFUL CF NAMENTATIONS THAT GIVE A COMPLETING TOUCH TO THESE ULTRA-FASHION ABLE GARMENTS. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 25.00 TEEN, TRICOTINE OR VELOUR, IN WON. DEKFUL VARIETY OF EXQUISITE STYLE CONCEPTIONS, REVEALING THE NEWER THEMES OF THE WINTER VOGUE ACCENTUATED BY CLEVER DECORATIVE TOUCHES 4éND EFFECTS THAT GIVE TO TEESE MODELS AN ADLELD AIR OF CHARM AND WINSOME FEMININITY THAT IS SO } [es FROCKS OF WOOL JERSEY, VELVE and OTHER FROCKS OF TRICOTINE, VELOUR, WOOL. JERSEY AND VELVETEEN 45.00 To 110.00 New Fur-Trimmed Suits NSPIRED BY THE VERY LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF MAS- TER TAILORS AND DISTINGUISHED BY EXTREME SMART- NESS AND GRACE ARE THE SUITS OF LUSTROLA, PEACH BLOOM, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, SILK DUVETYNE, DUVET SU- Bolivia, deep collar Frock of Duvet de Laine cufis of Taupe Nuria New Silk Frocks of Distinciive Chic and Charm 'ONDERFUL BEAUTY AND VERSATILITY OF STYLE CHARACTERIZE THE STRIKING AFTERNCON AND EVENING FFOCKS OF GEORGETTE IN BRILLIANT EEALED MO. TIFS, THE LOVELY COSTUMES OF SATIN IN DIG. NIFIED TAILORED AND DFAPED EFFECTS AND THE CHARMING GOWNS OF SILK NET OVER SILVER CLOTH OR SATIN, PRESENTED IN MODELS OF IRREPROACHABLE STYLE AND EXCEEDING RICHNESS. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 EETING THE NEED OF THE WINTER SOCIAL SEASON AND THE DEMAND FOR COS. TUMES OF AN ELABORATE CHARACTER, SUITABLE FOR FOKMAL AND INFORMAL FUNCTIONS, ARE THE EXQUISITE FROCKS OF SHEER CREPE GEORGETTE, THE LOVELY MODELS OF SILK NET OR LACE AND THE TAILORED AND DRAFED GOWNS OF CREPE METEOR OR SATIN, VERY SMART ADDITIONS TO ANY WARDROBE OF r a woe om Siloeritp CHARACTERISTIC OF ThE SEASON'S LATEST INDIVIDUALITY, ‘aupe ria, son Si Bolivia, STYLES, FE. Wars a Ringtail VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, rench Seal . coh BMS LO and Cuffa, 35.00 Coat of Silvertip Bead Trimmed New suite af 45.00 . Smartly Embroidered Tricotine Tremenes Wuh OTHER FROCKS FOR FORMAL AND SEMI- $45.00 FORMAL OCCASIONS, 25.00 To 120,00 Attention Is Directed ' a To a Collection of New Sut's Without Furs HARACTERIZED BY PERFECT HARMONY OF LINE, AC RACY OF FIT AND HIGH QUALI’ roy : J Fur Collar Coats GURNEY OF Fit AND TDM GBALITY OF WoRKuAx. VELOUR DELAINE, TINSELTONE AND RAYONNER, AND short £e, Wines thie wonderful ectence FERIOR, ARGONNE, TRICOTINE, YALAMA, SILVERTONE, FROST Very Specially Priced THOSE DEVELOPED IN BOLIVIA, OXFORM'S AND SILVERTONE Si eaen Nak ka: rosa caenatt + GLO AND VELOUR DE LAINE, ENRICHED WITH SURPRISING IN MODELS OF DISTINCTION, ELEGANCE AND REFINEMENT, several months. We ure endeavors DECORATIVE NOTES IN RINGTAIL, SKUNK, NUTRIA, BEAVER, AND OFFERING A WIDE RANGE FOR THE SELECTION OF ns ap accurate, truthful descrtp HUDSON SEAL AND SQUIRREL. 5. INDIVIDUAL TYPES. proof of what claims we make in the living, healthy persons VERY SFEVIAULY PRICED, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED actie. We do © not ask you to take our word alone, Developed in what we assert, +f ds of illa that afflict maukind and have rev 55.00 ro 325.00 Silvertone and Velour de 45.00 ro 100.00 to obtain relief, let us show you what bave doi can convince you of what we may be able to do in your case, joe iy i Lo Cnservactes tive make inquiry of the Chiropractic Hele Nee ton th, inquiries to C, B, Box 50.—The Chiropractors of New York and New Jersey Rigbis Reserved, ne. We are confident Laine, with large collars of seal dyed coney Luxurious Winter Coats Fur-Trimmed Coa‘s in Newer Uersions