The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1904, Page 13

BROKERS GET NOTICE TO QUIT Consolidated Exchange Expels Members of Three Firms for “Actions Detrimental to the Welfare” of That Institution. Charles B. Stode, of No, 4 Broad- 8. Colton, of No, 41 Wall nd M. R. Dyeth were expelled Consolidated Stock Exchange today, Stade and Colton were at the head of big stock brokerage houses and thelr expulsion was something of a @ersation when announced from the rostrum of the Exchange. The three firms announced thelr sus- pensions in November, and since that time the Board of Governors of the Consolidated Exchange has been inves- tigating them. President “Randolph would not explain the expulsions other than that the Board of Governors at & Meeting last night deemed It wise to ex- pel the three firms because they had @ommitted “acts detrimental to the 0d and welfare of the Exchange.” M, R, Dyett Is a member of the firm of Dyett @ Hotching, of No, @ Broad- way, F. 8, Colton & Co, have offices at No, 2 State etreat, Boston, their New York office being a branch of that, harles KE. Stade & Co, have two of- ea In New York, the branch being at ifo, 12 Broadway, Dyett is a new member of the Ex- ge, aud has never beon in trouble re, Stade and Colton have been in trouble oefore. A short time ago Col- ton falied. President Randolph gave out the fol- | dowing statement: “The expulsions ought to speak for e management of the 1 in the same frame of few weeks ago, when | made public a statement in regard to the way some members did business. “When the manner of d business | of any member of the ange is | wrong or ill-considered, and when the men fail who haven't done business reg- | Ularly, according to the rules of the Ex- hange they can’t expect to retain mem- rahilp, “Occasionally men fall on acount of | errors of judgment in the market, and th these cases where they are alte to set- Ue subsequently, they are someti Permitted to resume membersilp, Other cases are wh is thougut best not| to permit members who suspend to come back into active membership, “Still other cases © those an- Rounced to-da e business has been conducte auch a way that the Exchange off ught best to expel them.” ed GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH POLICY SLIPS, | Police Say This Women Agents in Hoboken the Way Two Boomed Business, Green trading stamps n ment to women to deal in polie: bail that, the Hoboken police say, Mra. Annie Masse, of No. 24 Bloomfleid street, and Mrs, Johnson, of No, 24 Bloomf@d street, Hoboken, have been | holding out for months past. The two Women were arrested at their homes to- day, and when the police searched them they found supplies of policy slips and trading ‘stamps. Mrs, Masse was held fo the Grand 1 $900 Dutt din $400 bail for preliminary examination to-mor. row Hoth women protested that they w Nn taken up th slips becaus eaally, The had took hold of the of the trading st fered . ling work amps which 1200 POOR FAMILES T0 ET L200 XMAS INNES. The Evening Worl List This Year and Has Made Are Sein tore a 2 rangements to Plenty to Eat. Twelve hundred families with whom the fates have not dealt kindly during the year that Is nearly done may even have at Christmas time such a board as only the homes of the prosperous can afford. | In keeping with tts long established custom, The Evening World proposes to do what it can to make the season bright for the most deserving people it can find, and no better way could be Ghosen than providing them with some- thing for the “inner man.” When all ts well within, all without wears a cheer- fer aspect, and that is the motive which Prompts the paper in thie particular good doing, In years past The Evening World has provided each Christmas 1,000 din- ners , but this season it has decided to Increase the number by two hundred. | There are that.many deserving families | in his ‘great city which can be reached. How many more that pride keeps from showing their empty cup- boards there is no way of telling, but It {s for them that The Evening World would like to do something. Seorecy Is Pledged, No one may know who it is that re- celves @ dinner from The Evening World except those who have the task of preparing and delivering them tn chatge. No man's neighbors may hold him up to scorn or look down upon him 4% an object of charity through his acceptance of one of these dinners, It Is the desire of The Evening World to do this without ostentation, and ar- rangements have been made which In- gure absolute secrecy og far ag the identity of rectpients Is concerned. ‘The Slegel-Cooper Company and Bloom- dale Brothers are preparing the din- nera, and’ deliveries will be made in the ns of those firms fust as if the ola were regular store purchases. is plan has been followed before, and success has drawn from charitable people the highest commendations, The} self-respect of those who receive the dinners is preserved. and that ts the prime test of true charity What Beokets Contain, Xmas diner baskets which ning World {s going to give away are not for show, and an exam- {nation of thelr contents proves that they have been planned along strictly utilitarian fines. . . told, they contain fourteen articles—one 1-pound chieken, | two packages of soda biscult, a loaf of bread, one quart of potatoes, one quart of onions, one can of string beans, one can of baked beans, a plum pudding, one pound of cakes, half a pound of candy. & package of yelatine, a quarter of a pound of coffee and a jar of cheese. That ts counted enough for a family of six, and people who know a thing or two say there is enough there for a -| half a dozen hearty eaters, ie All a tions for dinners will be p to Monday next, but after will not be any time left to cases If the work of delivery I deliveries will be Store Open Eveni Most Celebrated Shoe Value in All America! $ (For Men, Women and Children.) We could get $3 for our $2 footwear for simply the asking, But then we would be on the same plane as other shoe shops, The big| trade on $2 shoes is the result Shoemaking and a rigid inspectic des are mad 2 fitted perfe shapes, SHOE FACTORIES: BROCTON, MASS. y f CAMPELLO, MASS, $0. BRAINTREE, MASS. i LYNN, MASS, Sete PHILADELPHIA, PA, BM PORTSM DUTH, O10. 4 CARLISLE, PA, CHICAGO, ILL. 4 raZin @ GIL AVE. CORNER 161181, fea he $b $2$3° Shoe Store underselling—the result of careful of the leathers of which our $2 There is not a Not in the whole city which cannot shoes, either, Our name is in every pair, and that means reliable ly, so large is the assortment of sizes, widths and/leathers—style we're not ashamed of—quality to which you may pin x om ‘ |] Chicken, String Frazin & Oppenheim's $ Three DollarF ootwear for Men and Women! Our Winter Shoes are especially designed to keep out cold and dampness—to afford relief to sensitive feet and to render these indispensable services without detracting from the usual superb style and graceful fit of our $3.00 footwear. Qualities of leather and workmanship that were never deemed possible at near the price, Every size to fit every foot of every man and woman. Both stores (18th St, and 6th Ave,, and 2tst St, and 6th Ave), where expert fitters are in attendance, In Philadelphia we have two more stores—in Chicago, fourteen stores—just selling this famously good $3 footwear, $6p Shoes That Flatter the Price|Dependable Shoes From the Ashes | | Baltimore Family's Experience Points a Moral to Residents of New York, tor to Baltimore to-day that loss than a year ago t most destroyed by a memorabd! A comparison might be made by ne of the leading cit! ore, as to the change in his own kt ] A ob ft Mr. Nally, writing from d Adds 200 to Its) Motori seo ur, xouy, ering trom with catarrh lee that could) be thought of. with this terrible ments used an_ abgolu' unt tried Hyomel, It “worked like a charm and has made ® complete cure in both of our cases.” | Hegoman & Co,, the local agents for Hyomel, save so much’ faith in the treat- ment that they give thelr personal guar- antee to refund the mor hot benefit. A compl dollar, the extra bottles Ask to seo the strong guarantes under | which Hyomet Is sold “Hegeman & Co. ‘The Corporation, 200 Broodway and all hes, Mall orders filed _ promptly, My wife wa wwe, Dut all Provide All with | EE, THE BYBNING WORLD'S 1904—CHRISTMA 5 DINNER—1904 BROKEN BYQAGEMENT, A trae love tragedy up the State, in whieh politics, affection, alial Gevotion and revenge all pinay parts, NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD. Onions, Baked Cakes. Gelatine Dessert, Candy, Plum Padding, Coffee, Soda Biscuit. Cheese, WINES Great Cut Price Sale. Combination Packages at Half Price! Every Purchaser Receives 25 Green or Blue Trading Stamps With a 50c. Purchase or Over, ALSO HANDSOME SOUVENIRS OR CALENDARS FREE. Port or Sherry, pure medicinal goods, usual $1 qual- ity, full gal,, with jug 69c Claret, fine full body table wine, | sold elsewhere at 75c., full gallon, with jug. . 59c Tokay, Angelica, Muscatel or Ca- Whiskey, old Monongahela or Blue Grass, pure and worth at least $3.00, full gallon, with jug, special Tee 1.45 Guckenheimer, Golden Wedding or Monogram, old matured me- dicinal whiskies, full gallon tawba, full gallon, j aicinal | with jug ..... et TOC| with jug, reduced 2.9 Regular price $1.50. from $5.00 to..... . 5 pe Canadian Rye, equal to any sold for $1.25, special sale price per bottle .... 65c Combination No, 3, { Bottle if Scotch Whiskey, 1 Bottle of Domestic Champagne, { Bittle of fine old Sherry, 1 Bottle of Old Private Stock Whiskey; 4 Bottle 2 50 . . worth $5.00 ..... Combination No, 4, { Bottle of Rock and Rye, 1 Bot- tle of 3-Star Brandy, 1 Bottle Combination No, 1}. { Bottle of Pure Golden Wedding Rye, 1 Bottle of fine old Port, 1 Bottle of choice old Riesling, 1 Bottle of extra fine Claret; 4 Bottles worth $2.00, — Combination No. 2, 1 Bottle of Manhattan Cocktails, 1 Bottle of Maraschino Cherries, 1 Bottle of Creme de Menthe, 4 Bottle of Italan Vermouth; 4 2 n Rye, | Bottle of Bottles worth $3.00, Holland Gin; 4 Bot- AE cecnaveccs reve 1 e 7 5 tles worth $4.50, ites 75 STAMPS OR SOUVENIRS WITH COMBINATIONS, Mail Orders Promptly Filled Largest Up-to-Date Wholesale and Retail Liquor Stores in Manhattan, ‘Rex Wine & Liquor Stores Co. 2156 Third Ave. 1652 Third Ave. 226 West 116th St, Bet. 147th and 118th Sts, | Bet. 92d and 93d Sts. Bet. 7th and 8th Aves. Tel, 1985—J Harlem, Tel, 1596—79th St. Tel. 2874 W,Morningside. t. 46th _and_ 47th Sts, ings Until Xmas, at $ (For Men, Women and Children.) Shoes which give satisfaction at a dollar are not to be had at § other shoe stores. If we were not makers—if we did not sell the im- mense quantities we do—we would not be able to sell good dollar your faith, a Also a Spe. cial $3 ShoeStore nhej ADDL tor ten ana r Women Cor. 2ist St. and {HE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1904, — Desks. Made from ash, hand- Somely finished in golden oak, has two 8Y drawers, roli-top Desk; the head of desk is cov- ered with enamel cloth and pulls out for writ- ing; fancy pigeon holes for letters, papers and books; height 37 in,, width . 5 24 in. depth 14% In... 4 within reach of every buy you'll get the most Cl de ate tad oe ae ad D rey occkeea it “oh To-Morrow Wil! Be Children’s Day Toyland and Dolltown Will Welcome Them with Open Arms. | We've made great preparations throughout the store that this coming Saturday may give the little folks the best time of their lives—here, The store speaks a welcome from every turn. Down in the Basement, where Toys are gathered, there'll be a thousand and one attractions to interest eve and girl, while on the Main Floor Miss Dolly and her large family will greet all comers with a smile. Grown-up folks will enjoy this Saturday, too, for the store is one vast Holiday Bazaar, Gifts for every one, priced | paces ne matter what you ‘or your money, with pigeon holes letters, papers an Inchon wie pl inches, w! a inches..., boy Splendid Christmas Gifts Among MISSES’ GARMENTS Most any little miss would Be ope the gift of a new coat or dress for Christmas, You know what a great stock we carry—how it offers splendid choice, no matter what your wishes may be, To-morrow we present some decidedly interesting specials, Girls’ Dresses, Russian, Buster Brown | Misses’ % and Short Box Coats; fine and Regulation; excellent cheviot and | ersey and covert cloth; also cheviot; fancy materials} some trimmed with pleated or loose box back, with velvet braid, velvet or silk, Sizes from 6 to < 44 years, | collar, Sizes from 14 to 18, 3,98—value $5.50 9,98—value $14.50 4.98—value $0.95 10.98-—-value $16.00 5.98—value $8.75 11,98—value $18.50 Little Tots’ Long Coats; excellent cheviot, crushed velvet and bearskin cloth; lined throughout, Sizes 3 to 8 4.98—value $ 7,50 $.98—value $ 9.75 6,98—value $10,00 Girls’ Long Coats; plain cheviot and fine kersey; full box back; straps across, regulation style; also fancies, 5.98—value § 8.50 6.9 8.9) value $ 9.75 value $12.50 One Thousand Pairs of Men's at 60c. Here's great holiday news for every per- who wishes to make the man-of- the-house a Christ- mas gilt of a pair of Slippers, And what could be more de- sirable? We bought a thous sand pairs of Slip- . : pers from a manu- facturer who overestimated the holiday demand, and was willing to take a little loss on them, Made from best quality kidskin in tan and black, very nicely trimmed with patent leather; good heavy soles; plenty of every size from 6 to 14, including half sizes. We expect to sell the entire thousand pairs to-morrow. 60c. the pair—instead of $1. 24. Floor. Children’s Furniture. th Floor Great stock to choose from—useful articles that answer as playthings as well. Largest and best assortment in all New York—and at the lowest prices, wae BUPREAUS—Ash, golden oak finish, | ROCKERS—Oak, with cane fate ith swinging mirror, 26 inches high, | arms ~ To inshes wide, 45 lnebes tong..10 9| DINING TABLES—Ash, golden oak REED ROCKERS—Good size, full roll, | finish, 24x24 inches, square top. .1.10 filled in back; very strong 2.95| HIGH CHAIRS—Sixty styles, in oak DESKS—Golden oak finish, roll top;|and mahogany finish; priced from : Bc. to. 7.00 ( ec les, +30 fitted with pigeon holes, és 40 | Go.CARTS—Reed bodies, upholstered Others DESKS up to 10,00) seats and backs; some with reclining DESKS—Ash, handsomely finished in| dasher and adjustable back; priced golden oak, roll top, bed of desk cov- FFOM. ... cee eee e eevee 100 to 9,00 cloth; pigeon holes, | DOLL by one wick 24 Yee wide, | holstered seats in satin and cretonne; 14% inches deep.......s.ee+6 8-48 [priced from. » 1,25 to 10,00 Saturday Only. $6.00 Morris 1 Chairs At $2.98 Frames ore of solld oak, Stes, Hitnd™ is | Faney cabinets, containing 6 y,mpindies; {itt n | Faney cal 's, containing five quires ae ee PS | of assorted size paper with envelopes the | tomatch,at,,...... 1,25 and avip aren owes ones +. A.78 Stationery. One quire box of fine linen stationery; boxes are decorated with artistic designs in pretty and tints, at shades 38c paper, with square flap envelopes; one quire box, at., 78¢ Handsome cabinets of stationery, with . two quires of paper in assorted one at q abl ality: comp) ‘ * ty; eon en eeaey stth J, Steigerwald Packing Co., THE MAMMOTH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Meat Market. A thirty years’ reputation guarantees our offering of the choicest meats at tie lowest prices, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, Short fore quarters Spring Lamb, per tb, 6¢ Shoulders of fine, fresh Jersey Pork, « «© 7c Extra fine small Jersey Fresh Hams, * “% 10¢ Rib Roast...... seseievessaee © 4 SO0lZc Smoked Beef Tongues coce 186 Roasting Chickens,,.... .., : uw 12%6 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTIONS AND STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES. 223 FIRST AVENUE, TELEPHONE 765 ORCHARD, BET, 13TH and 14TH STS, Boys’ $2.50 Tourist Beit Overcoats and Double. breasted 2-Piece $ Suits, Saturday Only Boys’ Tourist Overcoats, cut extra long, with belt, ages 8 to 16 years, of fine striped wool chev. fot, reguiar value 2.50. Boys’ Double-breasted 2-piece Sults, fancy plaid yee ages 8 to 16 years, regular value 100 ‘Carments for Saturday at the spe- cial price... . §0c, KNEE PANTS, cor and black woo! cheviots,, BOYS’ WOOL TOQUES AND SKAT- ING CAPS, $0¢ and.,...4.... MEN'S AND BOYS’ DOUBLE BAND PLUSH Two Specta’ ‘eed bodies, up- fj Worth 1.50, mercerized sateen; they come in all the new colors, light and dark brown, navy blue, een, garnet, also k. There are so many styles we cannot at- empt to describe them, pleats or ruffies In some fashion and are nicely finished. Men’s Tourist Overcoats 50 and 52 Inch, Long Full Back Coats 50 and 52 Inch, Conservative Length Coats | 44 and’ 46 inch, . Three hundred garments in Twenty-five Styles. Not acoatin the lot worth less than $12.50; the greater part of them $15.00,. Choose to-morrow at $1000, The smart Belt Overcoats are | Conservative knee lengths stylish fancy mixed cheviots, | of frieze and bias or Long full back, with or with. | Kersey. Al it ; out belt; meltons and friezes, | aa aes Pi Pom ca £5 black and oxford. | mixed cheviots, - wu wi Please understand that our regular prices for these garments would be $2.50 to $5 more we shall charge you to-morrow; and our ri ft prices are invariably lowest—for clothing of depend. able quality, ‘Taint Floor, Fi . a> a. eo 1.00 Re .00 s ae 50. BOYS’ $2.50 DULL FINISH RUBBER COATS. duroy and blue AND. WORSTED §0 and. . APS, Christmas Candies” and Favors, Nothing but the purest of Candies no matter what you pay us, Itis well to safeguard your purchases 4 with kinds of “ known quality.!*; MIXTURES, for Sabbath Schools; in quantities of 20 pounds and splendid mixture, by the pound. . (Boxes free.) { MIXTURES, of creams, chocolates, els, jell be ors cen le 1 MIXTURES, of very choice chocolates | pounds, $1; the pound. and bonbons; better than you can get” Beautiful Sateen Petticoats, MIXTURES, “Our Leader; Worth 2.60, fea be here at 600; § at Q8c 8 site vied re eee These Petticoats rout e are made of a fine each with ribbon; th bor GO, oon quality highly These Petticoats | Marron Glace, 80c, Ib, are made of a heavy quality mercerized sateen; with a rich, silk finish; they come in plain black only. Salted Nuts, 60c, Ib, Old-fashioned Chocolates, 88¢, th, Christmas Bells (red), 3c to $1, Fancy Garlands, 5c, to 5c, Snapping Mottoes, 8c. to $9 doe, All kinds of Favors, 1c, to $6.06, All have Main Floor, “PATIENCE is the strongest of strong drinks, for it kills the giant Despair.” a a 2 A little patience with a judicious use of Sunday World Wants will TURN MANY A FAILUR INTO SUCCESS,