The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1909, Page 5

PAO RS SONNE IE iat mgs VS a PETTITT EERE among charitable instit designated by our customers. Purcha made up to the end of this month carry voting rights with them | : ___THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1908 pation! oa V4 " 1 EO, ON h, . vs ses M d ADMITS HS OWN PANAMA SPEECH.) om‘ ova. OOPER (. £ J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. | fer Charity | TEFTFROMBAMK, SYS RAE > nae gage? , Satie Ircashier Campbell Forged , Congressman Reads Charles Notes for $56,000 and Used , P Taft’s Teregram to Him Cash, He Says. in the House ' WASHINGTON ative Rainey te Jun, 20.- Represent: INWOT INDICTED FOR IT, read to the Hoyse Genuine Black Lynx Throw Scarfs— shirred Skinner satin | ane value se $7.50 | j the cablegram w he recetved from shyt A nea |@harles P. Taft in which the brother Included Fact un Confession, jof the President-elect denied that he 1 Hee Declares, When Hej has ever nad any business association RB Turned State’s Evidence, Extra Special 100 Long Throw Scarfs of Per- sian Paw and Assembled Per- sian Lamb; for- $4.75 | IS has been a terribly hard year on the furriers—all of whom plenned for a cold and snappy Winter, and made up quantities Fur Lined Coats—biack thibet; % 27-inch Pony Coats—Semi-fitting or susliky fur; deep coat sleeves with YP | with Willlam Nelson Cromwell or any $ 1.50 $24.50 e hey a oe t ) A Startling End-of-January Sale of Furs! ; ; The Lowest Prices Namea This Winter for High Class Fur Coats, Muffs and Neckwear H : T accordingly. The continued mild weather ripped the very heart out of their expected sales, and we have had the pick of the ee grades from foremost manufacturing furriers at 20 to 50 per cent. less than the real values of the furs. Just read these, as examples: length; loose back; double- model, of fine selected skins; breasted front; lined with squirrel shawl collar; Skinner satin lining; shaw! collar of sable gulls formerly or black coney; at.. 503 At... soreees | interest at any time tn the Tathmus of | : maene 30-inch Russian Pony Coats—-Of SUSE R Eee acts selected skin; semi-fitting model, | Panama. In his message he asked Mr Rainey to retract his statements re- merly up to $9.75; your choice at... Blue Wolf Rug Muffs—head and The trial of William Gow for ral tall trimmed; shir- ith /shaw! collar; | | garding Mr. Taft which he made in hi lining; deep shawl collar to ; with /sna ' | mg the Borough Bank of Brooklyn sreellaacesh on inusaday a yaa lin P 8; || Black Lynx Rug Muffs—shirred | red satin lining; reg- $12.75 san eee {or 29. | Vesumed to-day before Justice Crane in| Mr, Rainey sald that he had not the 30: linin Skinn ularly $16.75; at... merly $42.50; at.. y | the Kings County Supreme Court, with | slightest desire to controvert the state- regelarly Ty $] 1.75 | sat Hh ks (eiaealy $14 715 oe ; 27-inch ‘Aseembled Persian Lamb Arthur D. Campbell, former cashier of | Ment Of Mr. Taft, but that it was not ky Li ned C ° Coats—New semi-fitting, double- $16.50; at......... Black Lynx Rug Animal Muff— shirred sutin lining; Susliky Lined Coats—S0-inch coat | of excellent black broadcloth; deep rolling shawl collar of brook mink; Rug Shawls—head and tail trim- med to match muffs; | necessary for him to retract anything He con-!he said in his speech, from which he Mnued for a couple of hours his direct | quoted his reference to Mr. Taft. “The country will be glad to know breasted model; fasten to neck with handsome buttons; finished with fancy tie; lined with bro- the ‘institution, on the stand , @xamination begun yesterday, and was t sleeves with f ly $ $ ASLO ELY 816.75; $12 75 ! p coat slee | ‘ormerly $29.50; at e £ ; | ten turned over for cross-esaminntion | {Mat MF TAU’ name(s belng uted there wen back cuffs; $1 475, Unies gore BOR Ova eens) | tae ala SAT 5 to Martin W. Littleton, counsel for! sire to say in this connection that Mr regularly $19.75; at ¢ i USlaget Cooper: Slorey Becond Flogh Centers) A é Gow. Taft could render a great service and Mr. Littleton succeeded in establish- his denial will be of greater value if he ae within a few minutes that Camp- should without delay address a telegram ell, while cashler of the Borough to the General Assembly of Panama, i Bank, between July, 1905, ant Getober, denying his connection with the scheme ’ Kid, Cape ® 1907, forged notes aggresating in | have deserthed, and repudiating Mr. and Suede 0 1¢ce R OR to-morrow we offer shoes in the smartest and most wanted Vallie $66,000.60. 4 priated the Cromwell on the Isthmus of Panama styles and leathers of the scason. Same made and lasts that proceeds to his own ts He with as much enthustasm as he has in ° are now being festured at higher prices by exclusive “specialty Ree gee eal i Mupeure ea Ritaearar an onee een et ake Your Choice To-Morrow of . The Premium Parlor of the : shoe shops” (ee Women’s All-Suede Button Shoes, $2.50. ction With that genti think 1 mis asked if h also wit forgerles, and when Sperry & Hutchinson Co, 1 h propriety lect can Pa eee wd oe ee r No greater vers 1 and 2-Clasp Pique Kid Gloves | At 719 eeaee In as (aoks, Va oe Every size in black or gray, newest) handsome short vamp las: 4T ,Bectnse Campbell hax turned State's Uy witha ing his, frequent piiblie Ine 2-Clasp Overseam Kid Gloves Y “S, & H.’” Green Trading Women’s Best, All- Suede Button Shoes, $3.50 trict-Attorney wlth the bulk of the evi. Well ae ie: bean 2-Clasp Overseam Suede Gioves Siempe for AS jetandard (Mil OD ti AE, or brown; you cannot match this foot- Se ae iataaen eon After-inventory bargains that would be impossible at any other Cae cians loreenee Geet Women’s. Patent Leather Shoes, fession. Campbell said oth : De EE eSDS most popular styles, Gold Stamps are in books Rray, Misses’ and Chilaren’s Shoes, 98c. Kid or caltskin; superior quality; just right for school wear; all sizes; regularly $1.50. Misses’ 3-Piece $25 telegram to Mr Rainey read as November, 1907 ; filled or partially filled. Told District-Attorney, “Did you teil District-Att you were a fo » the ex early $56,000" dM. Lita “T did,” replied Campbell. “Did you tell him of forging the name! Choice of all best and most-wanted colorings—all sizes, (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) have been misled into nd absdlute fal; vou are repor T have neve ney N of a Mr. Cassidy ti ote for $2.00)” . i “Did you tel im of forging the name 4 Ee hat you , | of B, G. Hughes—hold on 1 withdraw | that"—sald Mr. Littleton, in some ¢ | fusion; B. G. Hughes being none othe: than the world-famous practioal joke Mr. Littleton then continued about gerles, and Campbell confessed to Ing uttered and passed the following forged notes One signed J. J. Cunnin | $24,000, one signed Russell Randolp! {for $7,086.09, one signed John Harrl- | B80 for $4,600, one signed H. J. Lyons SB $4,912 and one signed W |polds for $8,873 Just Helped Himself, Campbell sald he made out |®imself, turned them tnto hi }eashier, discounted them a and turned the money over t To-Morrow $ ie vorow *18.50 We had these suits made up during the dull season- that is why we can offer them at $6,50 less than the price their equals are sold'at in other stores. Two of thestyles are handsome three-piece mudels —waist, coat and skirt; and both are exact repro- ductions of high-priced French novelties. Materials are superior mixtures, panimas, serges and chey- iot; also.a few imported fabrics, All the leading shades. Better buy to-morrow, for in a fortnight they will not be priced so moderately. of the Year WASHINGTON JURY IS STILL PROBING —_— ) Rey- A World Witness Refuses to Answer and Inquiry Is Halted Awhile. Prices on the best coats we have for Men and Youths, Reduced for One Day’s Sensational Selling HIS is the biggest end-of-January clearance of high-class and (“3 : T perfect-titting overcoats ever’announced by this store-sand we have had overcoat sales that will never be forgotten. No reservations. Every overcoat in the entire store is included. diferent ‘He started with small fo ‘ Alliaizesttor Matera e are Misses’ Winter Suits, $15 Waters Hay eral notes peeeins due he marked wasHINGTON. Jan. %—The exam- The Overcoats men aye The Overcoats principally Formerly $20 to $39.50; Reduced to.... } \ere | them “patd,” tore them up, drew larger ination of witnesses by the Federal . Ind youths, Mas herseys in ( ne broadcloth in all shades, fine | | & a t Boles to cover them and the interrt Gran_Sury in conneston with the al at $8.75 terials are ai $11.75 ere PTT neko ate ainda ct fn ee caelae AOL aheceay te ment at ] ver othe oney he . c ‘ ‘ s : iJ feed at the limecenaoaaneis eae it cig Dow ere ooeene (formerly $12 to $15) triezes in ox- (formerly $18 & $20) diacks. The taffeta. None C. O, D. and none reserved. j Hotes. It was an endless chain sys- 1 ure 4 fordand black; also fancy browns and grays, styles include fancy protector overcoats. ? journed to-day until tem, growing heavier all the time. “What did you do with the mo of the refusal of J. Ang in the snappiest colors and best patterns. You cannot match these overcoats under $15 in Nearly 100 colors and patterns in scores of styles, including the box and button-through Remaining Winter Stocks Go Like This: at por irei | zedhi (rommthess) tornerle BN GUAR Re CELTET aT NOTRE ae any other clothing store in New York. a eee Girls $4 and $0 Winter Coats, 245 Campbell was asked. York World, to give cert All of our very finest overcoats, including fifty $30 fur. Misses 95 song oats, 4.85 “T spent it,” was pis natural re "UA ARCGe HEAL The Overcoats ined earments veil pieced Rerslao lamb or blended Misses’ $15 Caracul Coats at $10.75 uF He wanted to e: muskrat collars, Fancy protectors and practically every tons 17 B Cn} 25 i but the Court ups at $175. 15 latest cut in box styles. Oxfords, black blue and brown Misses $17.50 Besedclath aus Bae dections. 1 ; St. George kerseys and genuine Germania triezes, Also Girls’ $10 y inter ‘oats, § 85 peared to bey e | (formerly $22 to $35) pray protectors and biack metions, made with satin yoke | Girls’ $2.90 Wool Dresses at $1.50 the records of r witnes: had disposed of th being in of impor (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Front.) corrovora: (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Rear.) and body lining of clay diagonal and worsted. Every size up io $2 chest measure geries that given by Mr. Cromwell re- ——————————————— | eg ee _—— a On direct examination Campbe!! told garding the disposition of the $49,000, “Tyan ree 7 money for the Panama Canal ff h e e R dy T. W. T b ae eady-2o0-VYY¥ear Lurbans alon he got $4 {the World who were b , ; ° é te other $10.0 lundergo examination spent some ‘ ean / \ Several new shapes of jet and braid; oem pear told of a in conference with # T’S the best in the world at its price—it has Proved it by its own many are exact copies of higher priced . ayy y fle these conferences » District-Attorney Baker McNamara, who models, Fur Hats at $1.95 New and ciever styles made up mostly in black convey, an imitation of lynx. Excelient for end-of- winter wear, Untrimmed & Reaay-to- record. And we can prove it by a comparison of its construction with any instrument at or near $225 that is made. [eee aes It has a tone of a quality and cepth rare in moderate- 5e7 priced instruments—and it has a construction that is a com- % pliment to its maker. When you buy a Kirchhoff you geta triple assurance yp apparent waid, he { msultation, so that it e time after the Grand Jury met t the hearing in the case was re- sumed Sold on Easy Terms ot $5 Down was & of $19,010, Gi fact from the “Did the In! any have an a t — = = | | A : yy ak until the bnk GLASSES UNNECESSARY 4 | of SatisteclOhasOMt guarantee, the maker's, and the actual and Small Monthly rl Wear Hats at dic . referen a ‘of 2 rvice the pianos have given table full, comprising many o the inte Tye. Strela Hees te iy Qussse Cotes service the plenosvewe gee Payments the best selling’ shapes of the season the day of th Many cases of defective vision are @ We Tune Pianos at Moderate Rates | Bielnnd Coben ree | ||None.are worthiless than twice'the price Rather che a | caused by thé habiiual use of coffee, 4 , { 1" [PM Faleenn Coopse Stare Seen Float, reat pete me It is said that in Arabla wher (Diegel Cooper Store, Filth Floor, Center.) | Didn't Need the $145,000 coffee is used in large quantities | u - - | SS oo (Sahar ap ; Then, if there was tha y lose their eyesight at abou e Bi liken B the credit of the Interna ° s $ ‘Ch ld ) C ts & t ags an eits * aia <x. 1 soa vates ae oan & |Groceries, Wines & Liquors Udren’s Coats & DONMEES | 5. is ovine os tur ots ety nt ate if f rning eye trouble and coffee. F a q | inventory. new and the design of which “ Billiken,”’ the s they ought to 8 8 ti | Only a Few of Saturday’s Specials T's EAE ceeea aa arertela iiete are the prices : ce y son was fer years troubled 3 - FIRS rey" Py s s os 5 it AGE. BAGS Towa vith his I eieevern aes Daylight Cakes Fresh Meats you can have them for to-morrow : parr resvonelsl A kinds of glas out relief. The | | Fresh supplies from the ovens every |} Children's Felt: Bonnets—in navy Children ern o peacep mane A Siianones oenn ! optician said was a defect in § | ee ui. ao, WN | and red fuibcrown, with plaited clotat fee aan ee a b y gor 18,000 to the i K his eyes which was hard to reach, a j |] Hare: also pretty Dutch bonnets, Yeats) $1.50 Company and it on 10 com “He med with satin onatface $2.50; at ay i Munication with Mr, Gow on that das?” | did lito 161 8 fee rG (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, she asked a alee 5 va Fr Biuntvar asia ansitiing ofthe sort} Use D nag a price $1.50 ates @9C) sense eee aid Campbell ago; not had to wear glas: A ae St oon enaneeemnneronaes =n | Metivmade noe eat TEM and ha: {nv trouble with his eyes Selected, fresh, lean Jersey hamsi 1 3@ k Fj 5 e f in compare cratic fe ME Mi Ne and of ta amt | [ SEES ws fap ey By akespeare’s || Boys $7 Suits, Reefer nA: | fold’ him Gow" guarantecit t martagieal jecame eo hervous FANCY GRAPE. 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There are 40 e » and use Pos anc y ( Sor new onfons= h ; aha sago in the South, died to used it ever since, [am in p Yt Bunch punt *iSlegel Cooper Store, Fourth Flcer,) volumes, $x7 inches in size. Each home, No. West One Gaalihs No (froublomnowewlth my e ‘) contains a complete play. together with HESE 4 b Fleventh street, a few mini or se eae eae critical notes by eminent scholars, an “SE are good looking garments, made in a substan- eAnad swallowed tin ol MCR UE Ge COPS ny tak W & L q analysis of the various characters, a T ; aveetite 4 ary cans F i palic acid, and until a lett ; . ines i i uors glossary and a carelul resume of each tial way ~just r ght tor active young Americans. Take || a deyRnowin to he “Postum has been a great blessing $128 full quart “Old Normandy” QQey | 78 bottle Regal Dry or Tom BAe | | Find scene your choice to-morrow at $3.95. ; | Termine whet ' ail, particularly to my soa and 81 full quar den Wedding OF 4&1 foitle Golden Crown J “84 Bound in half leather, with colored Loys’ Long Overcoais Boys’ Nobby Reefers Boys’ Double Breasted itl any DHited fule {de or drank olf it as ae 74 c ilustrations in each volume: at fir -all ihe new fabrics nthe eee Suits—with knicker- L ve | Witting! me given by Postum Co, Battle ai yee Whiss 7G Vile Cock gg less than cost of manufacture, We ost-wantede StVIES materials are yocker trousers; all bs Since she sien oad “The Pa 9Xe ° fy most-wante Ble al ; cke H } [aived tn, the Creck, Mich. Read "The Road to § We full qu em NOs 5 Ben aaa LATA Oe NRE have sold thousands g arity Chev el inet oney best shades ald two children, M Wellvflie,” in pkgs. “There's a Rea- Whiske . ‘x art bottle (Qu whl Cle of these «, | ees 3 o bl arate sia and Fellx te ; een lon is oe "rote Ramsey 6 Scotch Wie: Gigi FOr ae 6lc ' Tete mt s29.00 é toe my broad st oale| or tay chinchillas tat EG i g | joyed a large Income, ha een left a ay ey : Uiosahdich shes kaa a | ch: nov ereffects; Sto 16-, 3 to 12-year sizes; ys Ss © been " large. ‘bettie Pilgetin Hell | f ; each; now i (eh uy eg 6 tage By Gh: aa, Lettie HOE aa "Gia ee it ie 4 9 98} (Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth Fleor, Pron| (Sierel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Center.) | year sizes; at$3 | at $3.95. year sizes; at $3.95 ht 9 deaths of her hosband and Mr. are genuine, true, and full of human interest. an caused her to auffer from m | aneBella occasional Ask for “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them