The evening world. [volume], October 26, 1914, Final Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1114.
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PiAMOS
"Quality First"
The Waters Piano presents the most attraptivc
proposition possible to ail those who are looking for
both piano quality and piano value. Also to those
who want to be absolutely sure that they will get a
food, sweet-toned, durable piano that will wear
well and give perfect satisfaction. tf
The Wattrs-Autola is a combination of the
celebrated Waters Piano and the wonderful Aufola
Player and embodies every essential quality that the
best player-piano should have.
Judged by every known standard of excellence
the Waters-Autola is the very highest type of
player-piano construction.
Very low prices and most liberal terms of
payment are now offered and your old piano will be
taken in. exchange.
Call and let us demonstrate all that we claim for
the Waters Piano and the Waters-Autola or send
postal for catalogue.
Horace Waters (SL Co.
134 Fifth Ave., near 18th Street
127 W. 42d St., near Broadway
Harlem Branch (Open Evenings)
254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave.
Bronx Branch
371 E. 149th St., near 3rd Ave.
FOUR
STORES
HARLEM IN FESTIVE
DRESS CELEBRATES
If
i
HERTHIRD CEN
URY
Week of Merrymaking Begins
in a Blaze of Flags and
Streamers.
BABY AND DOLL PARADE.
This Will Begin the Carnival
To-Day and All Uptown
Will Be OuUfor It.
avenue that did not port in
brcaJth of vivid color. One Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street from the any
way bridge to Kast IMver was bridged
across by thousands of strings of
lights glittering like heavy dewdrops
In the sun and walling to break into
star ahlne at night. Francis Wright
Clinton, the director of the Harlem'
Carnival Committee, had the lastl
knot tied In the bunting and the last'
Incandescent strunff In nrrftArntlon
for to-day's opening of the week of PrOgl'CSS AlSO Being Made
merrymaking.
To-day's feature Is the Joint jirlr.o
haby parade and tlio l.lttlo Mothers' j
doll parade, in which moro than u
thousand children were scheduled to
participate. The prize bshlea wero
alt tucked away In perambulators
decorated with blue, for the hoys, and
pink to designate the future suffrn-
Ituttes. Following the real hahles Is
the place for the Little Mothers and
their bisque Infants. Kach doll
All Harlem has dressed Itaelf up and
la celebrating to-day the fete of the
tercentenary. You'd think to look
down on One Hundred and Twenty-
fifth street from the elevated lines that
when the Dutch started trade with the
Indian brother 100 years ago he did It
from n suitable ette right In the heart
of Harlem and that New York's cele
bration of Its commercial birthday
was confined exclusively to the dls
trlct north of Cathedral Parkway.
The hustling member of thoHar
lem Board of Commcrco who have
undertaken tho week's festival
there's 1G0 of them on tha apoclal
committee of celebration had the
district blossoming Ilka a tulip gar
den with flags and bunting when tha
nun came up this morning. Not i
store on One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and up and down Eighth
and Lenox avenues; not nn , Apart
ment house on Fifth and Madlaon
IS
BRIM WILL RELEASE
in
Platuria Case Diplomatic
Exchanges Friendly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. :. President
Wilson expressed confidence to-day
that the American tank steamer tlrln
dllla, captured by a Iltltlsh cruiser,
soon will be released.
He said satisfactory progress was
mother has her doll buffgy decorated ! b',n1,f1 mlu?" ln th negotiations over
with rlbhun, and flowers. ,ho Mtur another captured tanker.
Tho Joint parade Is to form on One
Hundred and Tftenty-fltth street, two
divisions at Third avenue,' one at
Lenox and ona at Mornlngslde avo-
nue. Tha line of march Is west on
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street
to Lenox avenue, south n that thor
oughfare to One Hundred and six
teenth street, cast to Madison avenue
and north on that avenue to Mount
Morris Park.
Thero Is a special atand, on which
Mrs. Jonn It. Parker and her nldca
wlU occupy the aeata of the Judges
and awnrd prizes to tho bcst-drcsswl
babies and tho moat beautifully deco
rated baby and dolt carriages.
(oriel? Women In Snffrage Shop,
Mrs. Normsn deft. Whltchouse will
open a shop at No. 663 Fifth avenue on
Nov. 2 for Huffrage. Associated with
her Is Mrs. Ogdcn M. lleld. Mrs. Wll
lard D. Btrnlght, Mrs. Thodoro Roose
velt Jr.. Mrs. Clifford rinchot. Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman. Mrs. Humner
Uerard. Mrs. Henry Wise Miller. Mrs.
Henry worthlngton null and Mrs. Ralph
Kills have promised to tako turns tn
selling literature, ribbons, bixdces and
pencils. Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas has
organized a btoud of the season's deb
utantes to act as ushers and these
young girls win oe nn nana uiuiy. mere
will oe spsacnnuiKinK mere every any,
but that he did not know what the
outcome would be.
Tho President described the diplo
matic exchanges with Great Ilrltaln
over tho tank steamers as friendly,
and said he waa satisfied that the sit
uation would be cleared up.
BLACKJACKED IN HIS HOME.
Tirn Mrs, Afterward Captured.
roanced Real Kstata Mas)
When Victor (lerhardt, a real estate
man, enttred his home. No. 80! Kast
One Hundred and KUty-nlnth street.
the Bronx, esrly this morning two
men sprang at htm. In the dim light
Qrrhardt thought he recognized them
as iwo men ne naa seen frequently
on me inwrr wrm sine, wnrre lie n
eoleeted 1800 In rents last nlvtit.
One vrabbed hint around th h,kW
and the other struck htm on the head
with k blackjack. The blow did not
stun Mm, and besides fighting with
all his strength tierhardt yelled for
help. His assailants let go and ran,
with Qerhardt after them. Policeman
?1 Altmau $c Gta
WILL OFFER EXCELLENT VALUES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY)
IN THE FOLLOWING,:
Men's annd Women's
Twilled Siik Umbrellas
(sizes 26 and 28 inches)
With natural wood or mission-finish handles
at 2.00
Iii superior-quality silk, with novelty handles,
at $2.85
About 2,000 Pairs of
Women's Bottom Boots
In broken range of sizes, but all in correct
styles for vear during the 'present season, will
be offered, irrespective of their former prices,
at $4.75 per pair.
A Specoafl Offering: of
Mahogany Art Furniture
will be a feature of interest in the Department
for Art Objects and Bric-a-brac, on the
'Fourth Floor, consisting off the following
wanted articles at decided price concessions:
Palm Stands .... at $3.50
Serving Trays in various styles, with hand
some marquetry inlay . . at $6.50
Tip Tables, circular or octagonal, at $5.00
Tuckaway Folding Tables, 17 inches in
diameter at $8.00
Martha Washington Sewing Tables, plain or
with single line or Sheraton band inlay,
at $!7.C0
Also Folding Card Tables in mahogany finish,
with felt top .... at $1.85
An Interesting Sale In the Misses' Underwear
Department (Second Floor) will consist of
Misses' and Children's Blanket
Robes and Misses' Silk Petticoats
at special prices.
Blanket Robes in blue or pink:
Sizes 4 to 8 years ... at $1.85
Sizes 10 to 16 years . at $2.75 & 3.00
Misses' Silk Jersey Petticoats (36-inch
length), in black and the .desirable colors:
With fancy plaited ruffle of messallnc, $3.75
With plaited flounce of silk jersey, at 3.90
YOUTH DYING BY BULLET
BELIEVED SHOT IN DUEL
Mystery Surrounds the Probably
Fatal Wounding of Boy Found
Helpless in Woods.
THKNTON. Oct. i.-Iavld Uncota,
nineteen yean old, of this place, Is
dying In the McKlntey Hospital with
n punctured right lung and shattered
spinal column, and detectives began
an Investigation to-day on the theory
that ha was shot in a duel, although
e declares be shot ulraaelf acci
dentally.
aims Warden IveUs heard a shot
In the Kir Mile Wood late yeeter.
day, and found Frank Joliann, nine.
teen, with a revolver In his hand.
He arrested tha youth, and when he
returned to tha woods came on th
unconscious form of Lincoln, who had
been shot In th ack. Ther wm a
revolver with an empty cartrldf la
It beald him.
The polio do not bellev th wound
I I III . IS1LI
A Sale of Leather Goods
vill comprise Traveling Bags, Suit Cases,
Women's Hand Bags, etc., marked at
unusually advantageous prices.
Traveling Bags of russet sole leather, with
leather lining; .sizes 16, 17 and 18 inches,
at 85
Traveling Bags off black crepc-grain cowhide,
with sowed frame and corners and leather
lining; sizes 16, 17 and 13 inches, at $7.00
Suit Cases of russet sole leather, with shirt
fold; sizes 24' and 26 inches . at $4.90
Women's Hand Bags of black chiffon velvet
or moire velvet; silk-lined and fitted with
purse and mirror . . . at $2.00
Women's Plaited! Hand-bags of genuine pin
seal,' in black and a variety of colors; fitted
with purse and mirror . . at $2.75
Women's Party Cases of long-grain patent
leather in black; or of morocco in colors;
with five fittings ... at $3.75
Women's Limousine Csscs of black morocco,
with colored silk moke lining and nine
celluloid fitting: ... at $4.85
Patrons desiring to reach the Store from the Grand Centra! Station or the Subway
will find the new Entrance on Madison Avenue most accessible.
0tiiy.fiiiir.Ji tmt Aumuw - fKahwmi Awnuc. IfurU iiirtij-fiftlj 8imi
IIradley of the Alorrlsanla station
iook up ma cnasn ana got the two
mm after he had fired two shots Into
air to iru
They satd t
tli" air to frighten them,
They satd they were J
and Joseph Mutter, both of No,
ere James Wilson
both of N'o. iso
west rony-ninin street.
could hare been aelf Inflicted, and say
ther were several other young men
with Lincoln. Assistant ProMOutor
EnglUh believe th boys were shoot
ing at a target whan th Oam War
den surprised them, and that all ex
cept Johann ran. Lincoln, In trying
to get hi revolver In hla pocket,
waa accidentally shot, th prosecutor
think.
LONDON, Oct. it. A despatch from
Athsns to th Bachang Telegraph Com.
pany says that th newspaper there
announced that Etsad Pasha, who re
cently assumed th provisional Presi
dency af Albania, addrssaed to the Oor-
ernment of Eplru an ultimatum order
ing the evacuation of North Bplrua and,
receiving no reply, ordered an Invasion
of the country. A fierce fight lasting
Owes III Life to
This Uh Keneiy
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long aso li it naa oei Dn ror . seamen
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Lord & Taylor
Murray IIUl 9000
Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 89th Street
Founded 1826
Women's and Misses9
Knit and Silk Underwear
Soc
each
At the Following Special Prices
Silk and Cotton Vests and Tights )
Regular and extra sizes. Usunlly $1.00 enchj
Union Suits 1
All ahnpes and sizes. Usually $2.fi0.45
Union Suits 1
Of fine cotton, medium weights. Usually $1.00 7JC
Milanese Silk Vests and Bloomers
Vests, band top, plain Usually $1.75 $1.2 J
Vests, bnnd top, embroidered Usually $2.25 $1-75
Bloomers Usually $2.25 $1.75
Second Floor
Women's Footwear
Exceptional Offerings
Smart Dress and
Street Footwear
Usually $5.00
An Extensive Stock of
Street & Dress Footwear
Strictly hand made.
Usually $8.00 to $10.00
$395
$6.50
The "Myrod" Shoe
A Revelation in Footwear
Special Introductory Price
$5-8 5
Second Floor
$1.00
each
$5-95
Exceptional Values in
Neckwear & Handkerchiefs
Guimpes, Vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets
and Collars
Net or organdy, hand embroidered.
Usually $1.50 eao J
"La Militaire" Collars
Of velvet, combined with fur and. flowers. 1
Usually $8.05
"La Deauville" Motor Veil or Scarf -
In atreet or evening shades. Usually 5.00 r395
Crepe'de-Chine and kiberty Silk 1
Flowered Scarfs $1.00
Usually $1.50)
Women's Imported Initial Handkerchiefs
$1.50, $2.00 fcf $2.75 per dozen
Men's Imported Initial Handkerchiefs
fi.50, $2.7S, $375 y $S-50 per dozen
Women's Imported Colored Novelty Handkerchief s
Solid colora and white with color combinations.
2$c y soc each
Stret Floor
Practical Suits for Boys
Exceptional at the Price
The Popular Oliver Twist Model
Trousers of sergf and rorduroy in navy
and brown; white washable blouse,
double breasted effect, with new shaped
sailor collar. Sires 8 to 7 years
Fourth Floor
Special
$2.85
Stamped Dresses
for Children
The Art Feclicm din-els allerilion to its .splendid showing of
.stamped needlework and especially to the large assortment
of .stumped dresses for children, now on display. All are
beautifully piade of excellent quality materials chamhroy,
lawn, poplin, pique, linens, etc. Sizes I to 12 years.
60c, 00 . Sr.on, yU.jo, $1.75, $2.25 to $5.00.
Fourth Floor
Special Sale of
English Ivory Toilet
Articles
Usual Price Sale Prices
Hair Brushes... .$1.75 W $2.25 .TTT.'. $1.35 & $r.8$
Mirrors $1.25 W $3'S S5C & y5
Combs 35c 20c
Manicure Pieces Special, each, 23c
Cloth Brushes... .$1. 50 U $1.75 $1.35 isf $1.50
Hat Brushes $1.00 y $1.35 85c W $1.1$
Strtt Floor