The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1911, Page 17

‘AVIATOR HOXS TOBE CREMATED; { ~day Receives Many Mes- Sages of Sympathy. Y QOS ANGELPSs, M, ©. Hoxsey, Jobn W. Gat her Pasadena home. Asthur, Tex.: ef Arch and was proud of his succes: ‘My family all join in the above.” he following: hour of your bereavement. brothers. Gay. Straggle with De AVIATION FIPLD, LOS Cal, Jan, or two it alr as to artle the spectators. Memory of Moin FUNERAL TO- DAY Matter of Fiyer Ki Flyer Killed Satur- Cal, Jan, %—Many tributes to the memory of Arch Hoxsey Rave been received by his mother, Mrs. ion, Charles G, Gates, by whom Hoxsey was long employed as @hauffeur prior to the time the young {Ba took up aviation, wired from Port “My heart and thoughts are with you fm @ie sad hour. I thought a great deal From the Aero Club of America came “The Aero Club of America extends to you (ts deepest sympathy in this sad to Pasadena yesterday and awaits cremation. Roy Knebensiwe, manager of the Wright aviators, 1s in charge of the funeral Geremepments on behalf of the Wright ‘he services will be held to- Aviator James Radley Has a Close NGELES, &—James Radley began the fast day of the Los Angeles aviation Meet with @ narrow escape from death, | Although the day was calm, gusts of ‘wind, caught the Englishman's Blertot Mesoplane as {t arose and for a second | need and #0 wobbled in the Radley regained control of the ma- chine and immediately landed. A few mtnutes later he accepted an offer from @ purchaser to buy his machine. He| @aid he would fly at the San Francisco | Meet, but after that he might abandon | the Bport that had claimed so many wietims. Plan to Erect a Monument to the t Ww ORLEANS, Jan. 3—The mem- ory 6f John B. Moisant will be perpetu- ted in a monument of granits and to be erected in tie marshes near Harahan, at the spot where he foil to his @eath Saturday from @ Blerlot mono- plane. Plane for the movement to erect & manument are in the hands of Craw. ford H. Ellis, Chairman of the Citinens’ Committee which had of the re- cent aviation meet here, Wills sald he | felt gure cantrébutions to the a a would come from every part of the| United pine from Burope and from Central America. —————— | NO TRAITOR HE, SAYS FIRMIN Deserted ‘His Post in Europe on| Account of His Throat. | ST. THOMAS, D. W. 1, Jan, §—Gen Antenor Firmin, Hayti's Minister to Great Britain, denies that he ts con- | nected wjth any revolutionary move- ment in Hayti or knows of any. He left his post at London without notity- ing his Government and arrived here | Sunday. On learning that Firmin had left London Gen. Simon, the President of Hayt!, issued a circular addressed to the commanders of the army and to | Public oMcials branding the General as | a traitor and ordering that he be pre- vented from landing on Haytian soll. | Firmin has @ throat affection and je left Europe b physician téA him not to pass the win- | ter there. He has written President | Simon to that effect and to-day re- sumed _his_trip_homer homewa: WATCH THE. COMPLEXION Entirely Cleared After a Few Ap-| plications of Poslam. says tha’ | FOR ALL SKIN TROUBLES, Where {t goes fs evidently not a very serious matter 60 long as the little red spot, blemish or other skin) disfigurement disappears as quickly as it does after a few applications of posiam, the new skin remedy. When used on the face for pimples, red, noses, inflammation or discolorations | its presence cannot be detected. It ean thus be applied in the daytime, | the natural color of the skin being restored and the actual healing and) curing process quickly accomplished Eczema, acne, herpes, tetter, rheum, barber's itch and like affec- tions yield rapidly to posiam. A sample suffictent to show results is mailed free upon request by the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West Twenty-fifth street, Poslam is sold in two sizes (trial, 50 cents; regular jars, $2) by all drug- gists, particularly Hegeman's, Riker’s, Kalish's, Kinsman’s and Milhau’s. AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS. AUTOMOBILE! MOTOR BOATS. salt | New York City.) a BROOKLYN SS OPPENHEIM, CLLINSs. C Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Clearance ‘Sale | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, Suit Department---Reduced Prices $25 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Reduced te $35 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Reduced to $45 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Reduced to $50 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Sutts Reduced to The balance of the high-grade Sults at greatly reduced prices. Furs and Fur Coats $50 Russian Pony Fur Coats. . $65 Caracul Fur Coats. : French ‘Seal Coats.....20....00.deccseessoneny Hudson Seal Coats..............cceeceeeeeeeee Caracul Paw Sets........... Persian Paw Sets. Sitka Jap. Wolf Sets..... Australian Opossum Sets.... — Women’s and Misses’ Lon $20 Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats .Reduced to 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 Greatly Reduced Prices Reduced to $25 Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats as a . educed to $35 Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats ay leduced to $45 Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats Fates The balance of the high-grade Coats at greatly reduced prices. g Coats 12.75 15.00 20.00 25.00 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— QUEENS. QUEENS. HENRY SIEGEL HENRY SIZQEL & 0O PRIVATE BANKERS main BANKING AND FINANCIAL. ——— FRANK. E. VOGEL FLoon Watch the Thursday papers for ihe’ Story of the Garford. We've been making it for SEVEN YEARS and there seems to be no limit to its life QUALITY FIRST—let the cost fall where it will— Look in Thursday’s papers DON’T FORGET New Edition Now Ready Publisher’s Price 25 Cents Will be sent by us upon request to any address in Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn f START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT !! Invest Your Surplus in McKnight Realty Co. 347 Sth Ave., New York Y INTERESY PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM $1. MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BE. FORE JANUARY 167TH WILL DRAW INTEREST | | INTEREST READY AND PAYABLE IF OCSIRED ON THE FIRST DAYS OF JANUARY AND JUL DEPOSITS MAY BE WITHDRAWN WITHOUT GIVING NOTICE. ROM PER CENT, PER ANNUM TO $3000, JANUARY 167, SAVINGS BANKS. "SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS. 128 AND 190 BOWERY, NEW YORK, Dec, 15, 1910. ‘A cemtannual dividend at the rato of TUEHE & ONE-HALF PER CENT. per anmum has been declared and w refed te depositors on all sums of Monday, January 16, 10! Maney deposited on of before January 20 will draw interest from January 1, 1911, BENRY A, SCHENCK, President, WILLIAM E. KNOX, @, LI EXGELSIOR Devoaits made on of before Jan. 10 Will draw interest from Js 1. 9, 980 be jt Beaks eben JON 0. 3 tea mittee Treniten. OT ecco am World Wants Work , The Bowery Savings Bank| SAY shes Lal} Monday Morning Wonders SAVINGS INSTITUTION IRVING = | The Trust: ave dec | six months ending Deo. Slat, 1010, at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, berannum, on ail sums from #1 to $8,000 red « dividend for the | entitled thereto on and after Mon: Deposits mac will draw interest from Jan, 1st, 1911, CITIZENS’ 66 AND 5 SAVINGS BANK, Ww . oney depontt will draw interent Toit divend at the nate a F ia PER CEN’ T er sunom ov all sums ae 15,000 emtitiod _ eee kaa ® ayable | ort. The 121st Semi-Annual Dividend has been declared at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. Deposits made on or before January 10th, 1911, will draw interest from January Ist, 1911. Enmigrant Industrial Savings Bank 51 Chambers Street (o} arian ————$—$———— Condensed Statement, December lst, 1910 Liabilities Due. Depositors thtcauaing Assets $2. 1,405.55, 870,00 nN INTEREST. FOR | aie al dealt Four Ltd Cent. ver Annum| wil : || DollarSaving sBank 2808 Third ing: Interest credited January 1st FOUR PER CEN per annum, on accounts frou $0 to $8,000, Deposits made on or before January 10th draw interespfrom January 1st. a BRIAN G. H De to, epoaiiore ential | thereie the bask ou ool aac hner, pity | No.1 _ Pl ad __UPSTAIRS, NOV IN’ BTORE, y Rox THE CATALOC US Aa, th } 10 BROADWAY, CORY MaIDES LAN DIAMONDS WATCHES °33" CREDIT payments. Cl) AN MA apwonD co lace, IMPOR TERS DIAMONDS ON CREDIT | WATCHES, wa | Full 1911. re FOURTEENTH STREET YOU WILL fsa REALITY BEYOND No Mail or Telephone Orders. JANUARY SALE OF SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES Four Notable makes——A choice of qualities that shows the broad basis on which this sale is conducted....Who but Hearn would offer such variety "0 sale price? illow i WAN . om Cases | WAst Milvinn. | “3idmAwks | ANOHONS, UTICAS. -1.1 4—val 1636] 12 4—val. 1835] .14—val. 2035] 14 s4—val. 216 .12 4—val 1844] 13 4—vel. 2054] .16—val. 2236] .1 6 }4—val. 2335 4 }4—val 2055] .16 4—val. .22)4) «17 —val. .24)5) 117 }o—val. « +16 4—val 2234 | 17 4—val. 2435] «1 Q—val. 2635 | .19 4—vall. « 30 +43 —val..01 | .46—val. . 46 AT —val..06 | .40—val. . 49 :64 —val..71 |.6'7—val.. 54 60 —val..70 | .64—val. 69 64 —val. 86 |.60—val..o1 1. Hematitehed Pillow Cases and Bers and 10 cents more, respectively. i Hi ¥ Irish Linen Napkins } 1.65 Feather Pillows $1.08 and #2.20 qualities. For January Sale ~22 Inch— patterns. ted and exten heavy = I and other desirable By zed Napkines— heavy, firm quatity~ Where can you match these values? Sanitary cured—no dust—no odor— good Value at 89, dozen seer 63 Plain or fancy stripe ticking. All Linen Napkins—full of January Sale Price ilver hleach-—extra. Neavy— 20x28—worth .89 each 34 fast selvedge-—18 }y and 20 tnch— 22x28—worth .98 eacl ‘87 worth $1.50, doz... -1.00 worth $1.09 Soworth worth Se worth: eae worth $2.60, dozen, Live ¢ feathers—no better prico— Herringbone or Fancy teen Mereerized Napkin covered— inch= $ 20: worth $2.19 worth $2.40 worth Worth sh49 hed ‘Table pearl bleach—— Tegularly $1.69 aise take o Apmbes of items A Y ALL A’ tell clerk to mark Shopping ‘Gard | “Rusl —_—_—__——@ Yanuary Sale of Fine. Hosiery SAMPLES Some Half Price—Some Two-thirds | | Representing the season’s samples of a leading foreign| |importer, as well as sample stocks of several good Amer- ; To buy an Hematitehed cloths of ine Se 64482 inch—reg. $3.50 of grades, styles and colorings.....Silk, Lisle Thre: Gauze and Cotton—black, white, colors and ; fgn¢ies— plain, lace or embroidered. An annual offering that has become one of the events of January Men's and Mon's and Women's Women's Women's Women's 69 cent $1.26 Silk Hose, 24 and 29 cent 36 to 60 cent . pure atlk Hosiery, Hostery, ‘Hostery, thread, .23 .39 NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. 14 79 The New '}New and Destrable Wash Dress Fabrics Upholstery Fabrics For 1911 A mill’e ecoumulation of Damaaks, Foreign and American Ginghama, | Tapestries, Velours, Armures, Orien- French and America. Sateens, | {#! Stripes, etc., in lengths that can Dimities, Lawns, Batistes, be most advantageously used for Our- tains, Couch and le Covers, Chatr Seats, Cushions, Pillow Tops, ete.— all fifty inches wide...On centre tables, as follows: One lot at 29 cents, One lot at 49 cents, One lot at 69 cents. One lot at 98 cents, These prices are for the length, whether it be a half yard or four yards....All worth double— many worth three and four times the price. Dress Linens, Galateas, Silk and Cotton Novelties, Voiles, Marquisettes, Percales, Madras, Shirtiags, and other Cotton Dress Noveittes. AS OPENING SPBCIALS:—~ PINE SCOTCH ZEPHYRS Scores of newest yattorns, Instead of } 19 ote. FIN? 1YR GINGHAMS ngs Spring's Cholcest Col worth 11 ote. ve SILK MIXED PORGaES. shantung | wear cr and evening nae iN fate Pearl Buttons At January Sale Prices 4,.8...12 acard Heavy clear pearl—carved and plain designs—all sizes-— +1419 t0,98 Better qualities. ¢—— First Notion Sale of 1911 KES PLACE TO-MORROW Cut Prices Throughout the Stock ¢ MORNING ‘SPECIALS — ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted— 36,000 Men's Collars To Sell At 49 cents a dozen 30 cts. Regular price, 2 for 26 cents, The name in the collar proves it! All double fold—No old etyles! Sizea 14 to 18, A fine January Sale opportunity! ® u- Wool Fanamas : *, SBS" ain efion” 49¢ Satin ‘Mexsalini Rich quality —denrable om Fine ‘quality and fin i ASH bite 35 Rn ge Chee. BASEMENT, 35.98 Scotch Linen Sets... 3.06 Cloth ‘ants 1 napkins—-wiite heimstiteh, LINENS “MAIN PI legrad ARN West of Fifth Avenue ican manufacturers... .Consequently an immense vasiety i -No Mail or aeeene Orders, JANUARY SALE. Everything as advertised, and more—far morel EXPECTATIONS! UH ‘ * New Lot of ‘ January Sale Specials, For Wednesday sf No Mail or Telephone Orders, Ve reserve privilege of limiting quan’ " Women's Cloth Coats “yh t | mos 52 and 54 inch length— value 89.98. avocrad Black Kewecy and Oxford with ‘and ‘without. velvet and elothe, handsome buveone ai anne ‘ Women's Dresses P \ Choice styles; worth $18.98 } 10.00... Yelvot and Messalino—the Velvet ‘haye?!? ti pt gia ping on skirt and waist. mist kanes fi at atte co ie eg shfonal Bi dnd ee tes att Women's Dressing Sacques All sizes—worth 59c......., Pretty light and dark stripe and floral gringy tallor pleated with belt. aid Nets Girls’ Long Coats 6 to 14 years—worth sche rol } aoe deep inside by cheviot—best colors. White Batiste Wal . Rich styles—worth ot a i ' aR Elaborat 4 Seersucker Sestneoiie’ Extra value at 896. Women’s Fine Corsets Sizes 18 to 30—value pis £0, | Various Mgesaaaei pouty tris ma iv, eet We saree eres)» “a ‘White~medium and long—aises 18 10 80,,.; ‘Bables’ Coats a5" wane bye veal peor 04.69 Ped) 3.48 Flotte“erhiimed with pee pretty silk pre Sadie: Babies’ Lawn Caps sors ‘To $ yeare—worth pin oe Cutest turnbacks with ie rosettes—others of allover em! Men's White Shirts All sizes—instead of $1.00... Well-known, in each a ROS ht ata Soot ta Mercerized Damask Yai: Portieres 3.68: Rich stylee—worth $5.49. . ¢ Kem ke hoary alc weayee—-single or ow French Net Bed Set ‘act? Usually $4.60-—Sale Price, } 2.80 Renaissance centre and a jance LP ote seta, Rutile Cureata Musiine—tor aach iat cont ‘qualities Me on will On 4 SUstyleer instead ot fhe ae Cotton Fleece Blankets Actual value.7...... 0.4.4, } si! am For cots or single beds—white and colors, 4 Bleached Turkish sieidroaly n Towels) eqs Reaie athe, eaneros size cclpee and SA,» I Heavy Huck Towels } . Excellent value at .16....., Hemmed with white or red border, All Linen Towellings Housekeeper’s Pride— value .18, Ball bleached: White Dress Linens Full 36 Inch—special Mediam wel | value, oolng | Dalow in import cost, Engilsh Long Cloth pe; good val. at 91.49 1g yi i | Full ‘* eo Bet ide—an t | Underwear, ws thine a waft shag" fateh a Renaissance Doylies ees” Instead of .26...........4.. bd und and square—plati a Cl plain or drawn cwork,) ont ® . To-morrow, Wednesday, Until 1 P. M. 880 Renaissance S Mth and without drain 7 | G9c Rogers Also other go