The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1906, Page 4

haces cues THE EVENING ¥ =ohee RLD, WEDNESDAY, GRAND JURY PROBE 0". WATERS DEEP IN INSURANCE \PIANOCS Eighty-four Years Old SUR eae RES Ea Bg Without Kin, He Shot Him If you want to get a good piano and get it reasonable, don’t fail to examine the new WATERS UPRIGHTS. You will discover that a thoroughly good piano of wonderful tone qualities and warranted to be durable can be purchased at-a very reasonable price and, if desired, on small monthly payments. Over 200 Elegant New WATERS PIANOS From $250 to $400 Payments from $7 to $10 monthly, WITHOUT INTEREST, Also a Beautiful New Style CHESTER PIANO $190 | 7% oct. 3-stringed, fine tone, all improvements. Terms, $5 Down and $5 Monthly Stool, Cover, Tuning and Delivery Free. Send postal for catalogue with prices and terms, Horace Waters & Co., George W. Perkins and Andy Hamil. ton to Be Called in Investigation of N. Y. Life and Mutual Started at Last. While the insp Mutual Life 1 Votes of policy-! dence to the ( ancerning | the former com of getting at t ¢ criminals, and indi forgery or grand larceny may be handed in at any tir Edmond D. Randolph, treavurer of the New York Life, and bis chief) eee at ing clerk, M. M. Mattison, who were witnesses before the Grand Jury yester-; Until that time Ossner occupied the Pe dy, were called for further examination to-day, and other witnesses also | house next door to No. * Haleay t into the jury-room, George W. Perkins, Alexander Webb, jr.,| %tTeet: which he owned and rented to % Br ceases James Bale, « retired wea captain. After and Judge “Andy” Hamfiton, of “Yellow Dog” fame, are nmong thowe WhO | ti oid woman's de must tel! all that the Grand Jury can get out o and moved The Prusvan be Te | digates a! @ulted in the New o€ | or 1,000 ¢ Untermyer Hits at Kelsey. was at the poll! orga Jeron th n ne was locked after by an aged woman, 1 to de hie wife, but | Jed that ahe was only waa ninety-tnreo of her death. | tor r perf ury, 10 Was sup whooe death rev | his housekeeper wht f of one per cent, ne vou ise Kelly beard a ' 1. “4 k Life, made a I Ui the eect nat the vole for op neff Three Stores ) 134 Fifth Avenue, near 18th St, i pling there waa no. acubt 0 |!) OPEN EVENINGS ~ !27 West 42d Street, near Broadway, eitatisial Oxcriines sate | Until Jan. 1st | 254 West 125th Street, near 8th Ave, oms and found the! k y was found a wi} se property to Mra. Tale the old rechise owned yp ned, amounting to 300,000 dent of the New Yor tl and upward. We made certain # to Bupt Inapectors ted Former Partner Dead, Will Watch the Count t may baer Dee lor the International Pol ELMITA, . Dee — Judge itesectay son keen _|@apeiel L with whom former coun: ” Governor D. B. tabs on the cou Governe Insurance electio worenty evening. Darwin Prosident & Taylor Silk Department. West Side of Street, fd Grand Street “L” Station. 3 , , . ost (Lol t nKS rr Double Width Black Crépe de Chine; ax “24 Untermyer, George #. Scrug International P Saneriod that ticket had w ew York Lite by from 5,000 ¢ din the Mutual Life by from 7 value $2,00 yd... at $1.25 yd 36-inch Black Taffeta Sttks, special at 89c. yd. Holders’ Com: Our Christmas Gift toYou! | This COUPON entities you to a cash ‘ Proxies in Agents’ Hands. i 3 discount of 2 per cent. on any article pur- | Dy . the vote was cast | « i ; ‘Nore tite Ageia omeers| 96 -0nchk Black India Siths; a desirable chised of us to-day (ec. 19th or te-mor- | er employees ¢ cy pees he row (Dec. 20th), and not later. We make 114000 proxies in dress fabric; waterproof and perspiration this unusual otter to test the circulation of Beats dnvore proof; special........5 06006 at 68c. yd the various new: spapers in which we urned in 18.00 sealed ballote receiv | advertise—but you derive the benefit. | (Cut out on hemry bieck Hines and present to salesman.) (KE. W.) Oct. ls, The International P ere Committee turned | ey Hole. Dress Goods Department will offer many hundred | DressL engthsSurtable for hristmas Presents DON'T GO WARN the | i jes ae in all wool and silk and wool mater als ‘adeninis rains : Arihur, of Depart from $3.50 per pattern. stig, turned In 20.0% Jed ballot bases uy : sean atthe compkurte “olan te Aiso Skirt Lengths....,.. from $2.78 per pattern | chee and Many Lengths suitable for Children’s Dresses | at attractive prices. Imported Biack Broadcloth, and shrunk; 1,800 yards, chiffon weight. high lustre; special at$1.68yvd Wash (Goods Department. Boxed Wash Goods for Hotaay Gifts. Imported ; Fat | larg re vy riety of attractive designs and colorings, | RAPPED BEAD , }including French Printed Satteen, French Printed Pe -rcales, | | Scotch Madras Clo:h, Scotch Zephyrs ON SIDEWALK be sponged cy nd Domestic cies, Domestic Printed Percales, Seersuckers,Ginghams,&c. to $3.00 per pattern. $1.25 Broadway and 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE t ean DECEMBER 19th to 22nd Counter (Gioods ‘< r xes Tiger Mead Ring three snappy white diamonda, $2.50 | $28.00 { $17.50 § y “1 AT WEDDING KINGS. Rings out spceuity. Frises ‘$250 t0 $2 aH ‘ jr Quallty guarant.ed. No extra charee for lettering t a e and avoid the rush. — PAR OPP LLLP IL LPL te \ "ot eae. UF A Souvenir FREE to Each Purchaser Open Evenings Until 9.30; Saturday Untii 12 Fi SPECIALS (in 1-LB. BOXES) PONE aa phat GRP” Ya CP AIRC cen *y 4 = i gfieaaa El! Caspertc CVC and) KING OSCAR STILL GAINS fod are Boe ei ; = 194 BOWERY 144 his etter ARAN air eta felicw é i, Mal O Lod i , romptiy Fa Sha neetre 8: FULTIST. Bretip el Oates . 7 citilaabentitine jet $12.50 } : DECEMBER: 7 i! More Remarkable Values in | Woinen's 75¢ Storm Rubbers lee cart Men's 75¢ Storm Rubbers eee | Boys’ 75« Storm Rubbers 29° | | Youths’ 75< Storm Rubbers a | | Children’s 75¢ Storm Rubbers {_ "| ||! For Rheumatism i Unaiac Mitiiocis. Beare of Misses’ ‘2.00 ‘Shoes, ‘Sale at *1.09 ||}| sever sce Ving the Samples cured at 50% discount. Sizes $1: to 2. from Pain Blood and | eee | after first Regutat- | Women’s *2.00 Shoes, Special $4.29 |j|| or second ing the Also samples of this season's styles. Sizes 243 to 8. | oe hab t mace. [AN IDEA? “Clothing Is Not Expensive in New York” says the EVENING WORLD editorially regarding “Why Living Is High.” Altho in New York rents are enormous, foods needlessly costly, and incidentaJs high, “the cost of clothing to the consumer is nearer the manufacturer's wholesale price than is the cost of almost any other article of popular consumption.”—<é:enime World, Dee. 15 Because of the trade advantages of Brill stores, Brill clothes are best value Brill Xmas s 20 to 40 per cent. under those generally prevailing. Xmas Sales To the man who wants clothing, for himself, his boy or to give to relative, friend or emp'oyee, Brill stores :pre- sent the strongest proposition possible. Ten best tailoring organizations make Brill clothes, Brill clothes not only possess every good point usual good ready-to-wear garments possess, but also many exclusive Brill features of fabrics and mo del. All Wool Suits and $ Overcoats, Value $15 eu All-woo! silk mixture cassimere, gr: unusual values Thibet suits. All-wool Melton and worsted $47°°° and box overcoats. These garments, tailored t eme fitted back anywhere. ales are ee ee “Suits and Overccats, Values mk to $25 Finest tailored’ gray tweed and we models, and overcoats of Viewna, Ke sted a ton in sem! and fitted back models High-class worsted, ur and finest cheviot mixture suits and cuna finished black Th models. hese wercoats and quits, because of excellent tafluring, trimmings and «fabrics, are values up to $25. $6 & $7 Pure Worsted $3.7 High Grade Trousers Tailored by famous Hunger journeyman tsllors—the only ready-to-wear trousers that conf every move of the body and retain’ the shape unt out—new mnodels—some with Winter turn b $, sizes 30 to § Children’s $4 Suits 39.95 | Children’s $5 $3.95 and Overcoats and 36 Garments ible Breast, Sailor and Russian Suits and Dutliey four-in-one Combination Suits un, Box and Reefer Overcoats. e because of éxcelient fabric, tailoring breast, Sa: style Reeters, Box and Russian Overcoats SOUVENIRS FRO. Rite AUS FOR ALL CHILDR ACCOMPANIED BY ese ELDERS Soon the f ike STORES ,, vothers aK to UNION SQUARE, 14t>, n. B'way. 47 CORTLANDT, n. Greenwich, 279 BROADWAY, n. Chambers. 125TH STREET, ae 3d Avenue. ~most de- (with extr 1 trousers), knickerbocker, double Russ: ind Kimono Suits and At Santa Claus’ only Downtown Meadquarters. Save time, save moncy. Plenty of salesmen. No waiting. Our reduction of Prices before the Holidays is This Sale at Our 6th Avenue, Cor, 18th St. Store Only Open Evenings Until Christmas. Shoes, Siippers, Rubbers "s Arks, Humpty uses, | Shooting Paint Boxes, Lead ys, Dog Col- Lanter Mechanteal Galleries, Our Third Floor Safesreom @ When most every store in New York is selling a certain shoe for $2 and we sell the kind at $1.29—with the same maker's name in ii—why, that is positive proof of a bargain @ You wi! find several exampies like the above when you come here to-morrow. y i Gloves, Ware ms with Sectien SLED Ss The “Ol MKessause Remedy fer KMEL MATIAM, “Nhe BALGL SCIATICA, GOUT TUMBA: Men’s *2.00 Shoes at *1-19 gree = Well made Winter shoes Men’s ‘4 Shoes, *1-95 Factory re ects—but vou cannot find the stight imperfections, Men’s ‘2 Slippers, *1-19 In Everett and Opera Styles; all co'ors and sizes, Chiliren’s Slippers, 33° Worth $1. Sizes § to 8; red felt uppers; turned leather soles, Boys’ ‘2 Shoes *i.23 ea Sizes to 5'5. Box calf, half double sates : FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS The “Writeright” seful Christmas Gift, having an un- select one that writes and wears well The “WRITERIGHT” offers an abso- Pen problem. Send for the “WRITE- ig sectional drawings and complete cata der by mail, $1.00 to $35.00, A GREAT VARIETY John Foleg, Jr. 6 Astor House — » isa really u tt A life-size mask in bright & colors with Magazine Section | of next Sunday’s World a a lll lla al ai fl ll ll