The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1909, Page 10

WLAN ON HOCKS WATCHDSG. CHOSEN TO HEAD OF TREASURY AT THE N.Y. CENTRAL Elected To-Day by the Board Then Mr. Fried Sat on Mr. of Directors as Mr. New- Hahn and an Army of Wit- man’s Succi nesses Tell Judge About It. —_>-— essor. \ As The Evening World predicted|! Benjamin Fried, secretary of Local wpon the retirement of President W. H. {No, 209 of the Carp Newman from the New York Central, [arraigned before W. C. Brown was to-day elected by the; the Harlem Cour board of directors ¢o the vacant office, | Herman Hahn ir, Brown has been 80 as fir (30, with felo vice-president of the New York Centrg!| tempted murd system, and in the past year has pega vartous other crimes that occurred to virtually performing all the duties a Fe ‘the Ips of the voluble little carpenter, | pected with the presidency outside But when all theee sundry felonies, superrision of the great terminal lke |torts and misdemeanors simmered down provement work, which waa in fMr./to a hard-boiled fact {t transpired tuat Newman's hands. Fried had violently kicked Hahn's vee, | Mr. Brown is comparatively a Young) tripped him and sat on him, man, He de considered one of thd best | It developed that Local No. 809 had a grounded railroad men in the cofantry,| meeting at the Labor Temple on Third | and in point of executive ability fie hav /avenue last night, for the purpose of shown himself the equal of ary rall-|aiscuseing ta status of the funds. Hahn | ha {1s unofticic(ly recognized tn the local aa| Like Mr. Newman, bis pre ecessor, ‘watchdog of the treasury. Whenever | Mr, Brown, who was born in Yierklmer |¢here ts any money to be spent, he pro- County, this State, started at/ the Bot testy asa matter of principle tom of the railroad ladder, ‘When he Tost night he moved that th was a boy his people went fest, and za eet f ¢ ‘i hat the payment for a little railroad out in M.chigan. agance. He sp at He learned telegraphy, begime a train ect, He had bee Kk @espatcher. and finally worlced his way up to a diviston superinten/iency on the Burlington road. At the time of the engin, the Burlington system | performed some wonde way of moving traffic men, and lds work was ‘r From the Burlingtan+-of he became general manfiger—hi the Lake Shore and Michigan Union, was ate Harris !n y charged by likewise of Loca! No. assault, battery, at- ites, accusing Various officers of the union of perfidy, incpm- petence, {diocy and wooden-headedness, when Fried got up and kicked him in} the leg Fried admitted to the Magistrate that phe had feat te: strike on {r, land squitmed under the emticisms of Hanh unul he ‘4 It no longer. coul LODGE MEETING —— = Hahn had tha prepon: THE DEVIL for eveglasses bought over the “bargain counter” in a jewelry or department store is nothing TO PAY uncommon, Many people dis- cover to their everlasting sor- row that there is no such thing as an “Eyeglass Bargain.” Let our OCULISTS—REG- ISTERED PHYSICIANS—not “over the counter” salespersons —prescribe for you. No charge for their services; no over-charge for glasses—if needed, $3 glasses that are achrlly worth $3. $1 glasses that are worth all of a dollar. W.. Konnis Bee ays AND OPTICIANS followed by the gaining 1) to back him only th Me accused o 9 faces A stormy 4 East 23d St., near Fourth Ave. 54 Wert 125 St., near Lenox Ave. | 442 ColumbusAv., 8lst & 82d Sts. ed) 76 Nassau St,, near John Street BROOKLYN, 189 Pulton Street Opposite Abrabes end Straus, as president, and whey. all the He rose up out of his seat, and in| ~ Bie e = ==} pilt lines were merged he cam simple English fold Haha What he hey thought | Iwas kidding about writ- York as vice-presideny of thought m, Hahn retorted in kind. b fays Bottling Nelson, ‘Well Central system. H The two men moved in on each other nie diferentiy. when they read ble a fot In he 2, thelr ingual pattores delivering terrific (NAME ah ean dake CR lvocacy 0! e roadsides, en dd eceurrs the ) Ka fis ae rates or reducing wa PeMe ships, the tripping of Hahn and another, \yme that T fooled them aud put is the third day OF THB Annual Mid-Winter Sale EXCHANGED PIANOS taken in during the holidays for mew Knabes and cther leading makes bandled by us and will be dispored of at UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES AND CONVENIENT TERMS. S6CH MAKES AS HARDMANS, WEB EMERSONS, Indeed, many have been CRIC. STEINWAYS, HAINES, Every piano is in firet-—dass condition. Pend regard sapeorty eget andi logy tender these and durable, havi \to owners pec regia best the KNABE. =r A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE stock now coming from our factories. Knabe Upright Miscell Uprights me Se ier Knabe, mahogany .. pats walnut. cn pare: rosewood. 0 5 | Huntington, » 180 \Emerson, ¢ | Pease & So mabe, rete walnut... ‘ahozany Miscellaneous Upright Chickering, rosewood Steinway, Miller, Henry F 175 155 | 175) Sohmer, walnut 2 rosewood ivers & Pond, ~ Krakauer, ¢ht.. Fischer, mahogany new 4S il bresese raboginy. Cing: bury, ork 133 120 105} 130) 1 Lockerling, Singer, 176, Gibson, ¢bony ....... $750 PLANO PLAYERS, compelled to take them im part payment for new Knabes not for exchanged but new instruments, however, Uprights, $80 Upwards; Grands, $225 Upwards. Molleshawer, ebony ....$200 $120 Balley, “ 200 95 Balley, 126 | Windsor, ebony A i 178 | Rodda, mahoga ‘% | ¢ 35 165 | Beck & Son . é} “ 3 133 Billings, ebony 98 128 |Knebe, Concert Grand used few months .. 90 | Knabe, Concert Grand. +400 160, aabe Baby, 150|Knabe * 136 | Steinway, Concert 128 | Steinway, Baby 183 Steinway, “ 155, Gabler, * Piayer and Player Pianos 158) ) Angelus, mahogany . eee 300 95 150 +300 148 | Planola, 130 Pianola, rose... 78 12) Player Piano .. 5 165 Player Piano; Also a few excellent, aru used KNABE UFRIGHTS AND SMALL GRANDS And a large assortment of new, We do not wish to carry exchanged pianos in stock, but from am ee time ae bor that reason we twill eal offer them to you at much prices and terms as will make the ou bey ofa Peis HAZELTO! ETC rebuit by our own Kaabe factories, our possession because their A FINE PIANO es we must get rid of all exchanged piance at far below their value in order to make room for the new GRANDS 14001400 85 : £0 295 and sm piano néw.....- 270 of music free with thy and the combination: brary privilege. 12 rol Player Also $395. Our ace is food piano very Spy An mesignificant deposit and smal monihly pay ments will be accepled. Terms To Sait Purchaser. wm. KNABE & co FIFTH AVENUE AND 39TH STREET NEW YORK CITY CONVENIENT TO ALL SUBWAY, SURFACE AND &LEVATED LINES |] 4a and $2-INCH CHIFFON BROADCLOTH, ¥ Lisle, with white sole and toe. Thursday: “Women’s Fine Boots Must Go,” Says Our New Shoe Manager, and Desirous of Starting with Fresh Stocks He Inaugurates a Big }¢-Price Sale Thursday. His new + must make r Most Noteworthy Savings for the Thrifty. 1asés will soon be here, and we m to accommodate them. A rous- ing round-up of all our Fine Boots marks the | signal stro S vigorous campaign. All the | leading sty! all the leathers—all the sizes | (not in all styles) y boot up to the Koch standard of quality. We're dollars on each pa | to-morrow at the inder-noted prices, Extra salespersons. Farly choice Is best. None C. 0. D.; none credited. $2.75 to $4.00 $1.95 to $2.50 Boots, Boots, |) 1.95 Clearance Sale of Women’s $18 to $25 Suits, $14.95 JANUARY 6, 1909. FRAZING SHOEMAKERS’ CLEARING HOUSE Southwest Corner 6th Ave, and 18th St. New York. JANUARY CLEARING SALE OF Manufacturers SurplusStocks Oiferings for To-Morrow, Thursday, A Lot of Women’s Shoes Makers’ Regular $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25 Grades made in Bluchers, Button and Lace, with extension soles and military heels, in dull and bright leathers: at .00 splendid shoes for street or dress wear, at Some with colored tops. ‘Immense as- Sortment of different styles. Some worth $1.50 a pair, Sizes We have assembled for quick clearance, a most remarkable collection of Women's Suits in semi and hipless effects; coats 36 to $2 inch lengths. The materials are Imported worsteds, in Stripes, chevrons mixtures; also plain and fancy broadcloth in best colo y $18.00 to $25.00; Thursday ei 14.95 Clearance Sale of Furs CARACUL EMPIRE COATS; regularly $250.00. . RUSSIA PONY COATS; 50 In. long; regularly 1 RUSSIA PO} 34 in. long; regularly $85.00, RUSSIA PONY é in. long; regularly $50.00 SABLE FOX SHAWLS; trimmed with tails; regular! SABLE FOX RUG MUFF ch BLACK LYNX NECK At About Halt|| Price, 2 to §, S's to 8 8% to ft. CLEARANCE SALE OF CLEARANCE SALE OF Men’sRubbers A lot of good styles to fit almost any shoe and size. While they CLEARANCE SALE OF Women’s Rubbers Some of the leading makes and all good qualitles. All sizes in the lot CLEARING SALE OF Children’s Shoes BLACK LYNX RUG ML SABLE SQUIRREL PI SABLE SQUIRREL NATURAL SQUIRRE PBRSIAN PAW SETS: Dress Goods: Shor ain Al \¥ APE | The assortment consists of ALL-WOOL NUN’S VEILING, PLAIDS, STRIPES] | AND FANCY SUITINGS, CHIFFON PANAMAS, SERGES, CHEVIOTS and TAILORED SUITINGS; per z yard 19c, 35c, 45c and up $1.25 Broadcloth & Fancy Suttings, 69c ed back, satin finish, in all the Also BLAC! i ( EHLETON PANAMA, most wanted colors and a rich, jet blac FRENCH SERGES, CHEVIOTS and FANCY larly $1.00 and $1.25; Imported Lace Curtains Offering at a Les sacrifice a most noteworthy collection of FINE IMPORTED LACE CURTAINS. Reduced about 50 Per cent. IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS. | SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS sesee $8.50 69.75 $11.50) Were ... « £1.75 $3.50 $4.00 Were (4.75 5.80 5.75 Now esevrevre 118 1.78 2.49 ENGLIS) BOBBINET LACE CURTAINS, with Insertion and edgings, Wi + $3.75 $4.50 $6.00 ere. $2.75 Now $1.95 $3.08 50c. Holland Shades, 25c. Made of American flat-finished Hol- $2.25 Axminster Rugs, $1.39 SCM Dae RUGS; best quality; Tand; mounted on se g spring in ty i bee a rollers; colors white, green ects; siz T dr ecru; #lze ax6 tt., reg wo 25C day only 65¢ Cork Tecan 29. PRINTED CORK PE OUEY MS, tn 37¢ Vitrophane, 124. VITROPHANE; an effective substt- tute for atained glasr eaut!ful choice designs; lensths from 2 to decoration for windo’ 2 15 square yards. aORy. not wash off. Per ‘A2Ke not wash off Par yard... 29¢ Registered Trade Mark anmer ¢ Sale Ladies’ Hosiery 12,000 Pairs at Reduced Prices, Lot Number One: A medium weight Ingrain# At 35c. per pair, or 3 pairs for $1.00, ; for 50c. per pair. A Lot Number Two: A medium weight Ingraink 4 Cotton, with white split sole, or with white toe and heel. & M At 35c. per pair, or 3 pairs for $1.00. Regularly sold for 50c. per pair. Lisle Thread Hose, with Hvarter top. 6 pairs for $2.25, per pair. Lot Number Four: A very sheer Gauze Lisle 3 Hose, with spliced scam, double sole, heel and toe. £6 pairs for $2.25. Regularly sold for 50c. per pair. This Sale also includes Table ‘Linens, Bed Linens, Towels, Bed a Coverings, French | es’ Waists and Dresses, a \ Carmenis, Regularly soldg A sheer black Ingrain Regularly sold for 50c. 6 i Women’s Bedroom Slippers Jersey knitted, warm and com- fortable, Worth 50c. a pair, at | Sizes 19@ a pair, high-spliced heel and toe andf| Boys’ |Hign Graae Shoes Se Storm Boots | for Women # Boots Extra High Cut $000 y PY Shoes, fash irs of excellently m ned of the leathers, iy dren *sHigh Cut in sizes }}' & to 8 and |]! to 11, ' "nfants? Shoes in colors j Soft soles. Sold 12¢/| Clean-Up Sale ||' Boys’ Storm King Boots Sizes 4 to 6, First quality boots, sold usu- ally at 53.25 special Sizes 1, 2 and 3. every where for 50 $4, 50 cents, All colors, Our special price, for Misses Sizes 114, to 2 BLACK AND LONDON SMOKE TOPS, with pearl buttons. Hand-welted Soles ———————— Dr. Keller’s $3.09 Comfort Shoes made of selected French Vici Kid. Hand sewn, flexible soles, and pneumatic rub- heels. Designed for Nurses, Teachers, Saleswomen and others whose duties require them to stand or walk very much, Dressy and comfortable shoes, in sizes 3 to 8, widths D to EEE.’ j Our special price, $4.% ber especially High Cut Suede (Buckskin) Boots ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK Men’s Shoes from the Manhattan Shoe Co. Values from $2.50 to $3.50 a pair. These are the famous Rice & Hutchins make in patent colt and the best dull leathers. Welted Soles. All the best dress and street patterns for Winter. Sizes 6 to 11. 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