The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1911, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1911. | mitted to the institutione-to whom the! money rightfully belonged, had dim- | culty’ proving rehip to thetr fact that they a State hospital it records at Bellevue od that the extent im for steamship tickets and to be ent to Italy, I think he will come }back, He says he will, | know where Tt was no Gwe FS sorte benides that was given to! > DEPOSTORS MOB -) CLOSED BANK WITH THREATS TOWREGK INSANE ROBBED OF STOO;POUCE SEEKING CLERK ‘io I do not 4 was only when the Hompital were co \w he t aubon c ners at the On f h street — address six years. He da port Broadway Tram —— Ot. Birty we 2 6 | ne to Another’ Missing Harlem Banker's oe eek has been mise | EundS of: Patients Disappear | ,Poticoman ciasies | ing y : : Squad C. had a narrow ¢ eye Friend Admits Fugitive Took |""* """" “I From Safe of Manhattan Whrn ne was struck Kroadway and to the car at WOMAN ROUSED BY | BURGLAR IN ROOM.| Every Cent of Accounts. State Asylum, HOVER $50,000 IS GONE,) “tusht After a Chase, He Cone) atoney welonstre to tneane patient fessed to a Dozen Robberies, Hoscalgiaae BURG, Ae ate Hos a !) Sciaubone Will Be Back, Says} sire 1 Ham of No. a2 Third | are toon te Ste won ij nwak His Representative, Who fofeleteitetetnietedatotet theft forma t Can't Tell When. _ + Fapere ‘ “| Thousands Now Use this : iH aes t Recipe for Cough Syrup TF Depositors in the private bank of Ce Easily Meds at Home, Costs 0. 348 F One Hundred Notoing if it Falls Sclaubone at Fane Sixth street, in the Little Its hing truth about wbone to open his place of yeart » learned the on Monday. + ne has gone sway t Kk amount to $60,000 or } much mor hat had 1 he wae Loula Gund nim for transm| Avenue Ci tomers ts known « { 3 There were dark forebodings and mut Capt. Cough: | isiena [ terings in the district on Monday ar + 190K, Ne Was leo the {41 erday, when the doors of 7 Bt | teouints f bone’s bank remained locked, a , a NK ponsessed 0 } mall brought by carriers pil panad tb let heaps on the dusty floor inside ‘ ee bur vem away in a ledger. bor: Snieide According to the authortt he ap The foredvodings and cketful of | propriated the $100 and destroyed the | 1tom he had stolen. receipts. ‘'no men and women com. ! Stet ” | pawntickets for valuable | Hundred and sixth » { Bank and announced that there was no | money on hand, but th ubone would setUe with everybody in two months or three months, or perhaps jonger. | Wanted to Wreck Bank, | Net one of the thousand or more | orth of urs Aeporitors rathered in front fe dingy | tor a 9 e Must Be Sold by Order of the Receiver men, Guietus on t “ STORE TO LET—-FIXTURES FOR SALE. Only a very few days in which to effect. -Ssaiabaoal : an a ooops The entire stock 1; te 14 below regular “special sale” prices i} Little Italy. Crowds swarmed into One INK MARMOT COATS jow MEN’S COATS Hhundsed ana Sixth street trom ait ai-| Were Best quality, 50 inches long, $p@ @.50 | Were A few men's coats that we have to ~ Now rections. Immediately other private | $115.00 lined with brocaded silk, jeweled 59 $65.00 sell will be disposed of at $29.00; § bankers In the qu to prepare | buttons, 100.00 broadcloth shell, marmot lined; 29 , for runs on their re: a: the peo- | Were PONY COATS Now Persian lamb collar and facings. pie were in a panic. $75.00 A_ beautiful stock t lect fi 15.00 Castellana ts a friend of Selaubone, He] 100.00 Whole skins aaly used; 52 and 84 S00 bang Mra COTS Now ‘waye that the banker found himself in} 125.00 inches long; brocaded linings. 59,00 Were ge a in /mos' we 50 leep water some time ago. About $95.00 2 4 itcts nascting aeret is tent rimme ONY COATS stock ggode and ld be sold S3Q) from No. 22 First avenue to a safe 1 - v . ot sid olty. Saturday af-| Were only . This is a most remmark- ace ittltar elosing the banke ef, | $125.00 able bargain for those six ladies 566°" Were SABLE SETS Rah fiowed his family. He has no desire to who can be fitted. $900.00, [Hes at Wisieh we thes naarieen tiene ¢138 00 | face the men and women who trusted WHITE CONEY OPERA COATS 400.00 tor ctase them outs If you went « 1 dim with their iittle savings raha, | Were These coats have been absolutely Now 500.00 gable set, ‘8 your opportunity. 79°" “Sclaubone,” expla’ Castellana, | ones ti thei ° eciitgdcamich: money th property 91 | 812500 2 e'chey are quite eecily SB Ey | Wes $1.200.001 MINK COAT Xow $485 , a . Ciiffside, N. J. He expected to make soiled owing to their colors. BLACK FOX SETS x, | < fortune out of It, He found that he | bad bovaht too much land and was| NATURAL RACCOON SETS Now Pabes 29.50 | ynable to keep up the payments he had| Were Extra special large muff and ques- 85,00 Made up in the latest style muffs — 39.50 ko he used tho money of the |$50.00 tion mark around scarf; 10 sets only 21 100.00 and shawls. At their prices these 49.50 ‘ ig had to use it all to protect left. Will be closed out at $21.00 165.00 sete cannot be duplicated for less 75.00 than twice the money. Ni tnvestment.” vere. HUDSON SEAL COATS x, FF Saye'He win Rewrn | stovio All the remaining coats; all oe sein | Wee fs CARACUL COATS ‘ow $30.50 \ pl aa Gid he use? Castellana 125.00 and all lengths; we will close out 50 Were 45.00 LYNX SETS Now $19.75 H new 00 1 now" was the reply. 175,00 at $80.00. ; : | mkt he “ine sett Sale Now On kere: ALASKA FUR SHOP . come beck in two or three months 3 N McC aa Al 7 : fay recrtety, hese tue mney "| Qppanite Waldor!-Aatoria 1 WEST 34TH STREET Vet ween 25 & 26 S00 i ‘Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or J iy Bladder Trouble? Pain or dull ache in the back is evi- - dence of kidney trouble. It is Nature’ “timely warning to show you that the | track of health is not clear. Danger Signals. If these mals are unheeded more serious resus follow; Bright's dis- ease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble, may steal upon you. The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, is soon realized. | stands the highest for its remarkab) curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine, you should have the best. Lame Back. Lame back is only one of many symp- toms of kidney trouble, Other sym toms showing that you need Swamp- Root are being ged to pass water often during the and to get up many times during the night. Inability to hold ur passing, uric acid, he: indigestion, sleeplessness, the heart acts Sale Extraordinary—10,000 Yards Famous Naushon Yard Wide AllSilk Shantungs in 40 Street and Evening Shades At 59c a Yard THE EQUAL OF ANY DOLLAR SHANTUNG MADE MPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY ANNOUNCE for te i ro nepep > morrow one of the most important silk sales in recent years, Naushon All Silk Shantungs are destined to revo- lutionize the shantung world; to leap to the very forefront of popular demand—to outclass all others—to be the reigning favorites this year. It is going to be the greatest year for Sete hosting, lack of ambition, may ‘ings in the history of the fabric. a + be loss of flesh, ssilow coms ; Naushon Shantungs are } Papi eaeed fo not renise the nlarm : famed for their crispbeauty, | . ing incr and remarkable prevalency @ | richness of appenrance, | E” ¢ e of kid case. While kidney dis: ders are 1ae most common diseases the high, silky lustre, extra prevail, they are almost the last recog- nized by patient and physicians, wAo | Swamp-t usually conten! themselves wit of puri the effects, while the orig: sonstantly undermines the sy heavy weight, perfect weav- | Yard | ing_and very satisfactory Yard a | wearing qualities. vines | Regular f{ifty-cent and one-dollar size A Trial Will Convince Anyone, | bettics at all drug stores | Bear in mind this im: in taking Swamp-Root you aflord De ‘ Ate: tut rtant fact:—Naushon All ural help t0 Nature, for Swamp-Keot is | ber the name, Dr: Kince aganinenook Silk Shantungs are 36 inches wide—a full yard—- ‘gentle healing herbal compound—a and the address, Binghamton, N. und made from the finest selected silks. Guaran- sician's prescription for spectal diseas which you will find on every bottle, SPECIAL NOTICE—To prove the wonderful merits of Swamp-Root you may teed not to pull or slip, Every piece in this sale is clean, new and fresh, and being of- 4/3 ae pe pass ed book of yatuable information, both sent absolutely tree 'y mail, ¢ book contains many of the thousa’ of detters recelved from men ore ing, " 7 OT ad en who found Swamp-Root to be Just the remedy they needed, ‘The value fered at savings that represent almost half of their regular value, the demand should be enormous toemorrow. ‘——D— Simpson Crawford Co., 6th Ave., 19th to 20th St, <<" and success of Swamp-Root is so wel! known that readers are advised to send for a sample bottle, Address Dr, Kilner & Co,, Binghamton, N.Y, Be sure to say you read this generous offer in the New York Wvening World. The genulno:! ‘ness of this offer 1s guarantecd, ‘ ? ISUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS | <> <>< SIMPSON CRAWFORD HEAR NAHAN FRANKO AND FAMOUS ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT. 8TH FLOOR. DAILY: 7 Years Loaders 6; of Fashion Have you visited our Pie- ture Department yet? SIXTH AVE. 19770 207 STREET. It hasbeen moved from the ————————— Third reed to te ase with Our Great 1911 Muslin Underwear Sale As Fresh and Fascinating As Ever These Special Offerings for To-Morrow: Night Gowns, Usually $1.00 Women’s French Chemises. |Combinations, Usually $1.29 £2 Second Floors 100 dozen. to sell to-morrow. Fine nain- French Percale, prettily hand 15 styles at. thi rice, Vine nainsooks vs in many pretty styles, Hes in cover and dr or skirt, some with broidery or lace, beading} eyelet and ribbon run 90c allover eyelet. em thers with ne have a neat ions and laces, 2 yokes and Women's White Skirts. $2.00 and $2.50, F lace insertion heading Combinations, Usually $2.00 Fine mull nainsooks in cover and drawers or kirt with dainty embroidery medallions, yrated with lacs others. trimmed heat embroidery, beading ¥ 50c| Combinations, Usually $2.50 Mull nainsook in cover and drawers, or laces and embroidery with wash ribbons; Undermusli Reduced to On sare, ‘i aber with dainty embroidery also of crepe cloth. Empire mod- 1 50 Half of Their Reguiar P: * or pretLy laces and ribbons, others$ al; thea trlenieed or pretty laces and ribbor \¢ 1.98 IMPSON CRAWFORD STORE, $6.5 More Women’s 350 Embroidered Robes Tailored Suits, $15.00 of SoftSheerBatiste*) OX ; in a Very Special Sale at Fresh Arrivalsfrom Leading;Manufacturers | | 500 More Robes precisely like the ones that ; Eager to Sell Fine Suits at a Sacrifice created such a sensational demand last week HEY were eager to sell because ; HIS 18. INDEED. good_ news lay tes ) they realized that through the T rar 0 WA n laces with Regularly lawn and ribo cambric body, deep headed with ling of fine emt ud insertion $ brie a 1.69 Women's Drawers. t wl price 65e, Drawers that are made to fit perfectly cambric or ne s, cut eireular or umbrella ruffle. skirt or garter ni Trimmed with neat em- breid a 69c ight Gowns, Usually $1.39 25 styles at the price, many having brand labels. Soft nainsooks or cam trimmed with Val rchon laces, Ma sor dainty embroideries with ing and wash ribbons Night Gowns, Usually $2.00 A selection of styles, one prettier than the other, Fine mull nainsooks, elaborated with the woman who wants a i gg ioe store they could |} ciarming robe at an exceptionally pede ee ie Vests tise low price and the woman who} No Mail or Telephone Crders. None | ° knows what a robe sale at the] Simpson Crawford Store means, | In this Sale you choose from Robes in 20 dif- ferent styles at $2.98 Simply wonderful. Why, the labor putinto these robes cost more than you pay for the entire garment. And what a variety! There are robes of soft, sheer batiste, Tichly embroidered _in handsome apanese and embroidery, and in French and filet_embroidery. Furthermore, there are: Robes with pink Robes that are all white. embroidery on white. Robes with light blue Robes with lavender Cc, O, D. None on “pproval, Exchanges. ‘one credited. Suits Made for the Finest Trade to Be Retailed at $25 to $47.50 and All the ; High Priced Suits in Stock that Still Re- main from the Past | Few Days’ Big Sales. | You must personally see these fine Suits to realize what wonderful value you are getting for an extraordinarily small sum. From three or four of the best known makers in the suit trade we obtained 1,000 Suits last week—-got them at our own prices because the manufacturers were anxious to quickly dispose of all their odd lots, sample suits and surplus stocks. The Suits are in the smartest of new styles, and embrace all of the most desirable fabrics. Fither silk or satin lined. IMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Special Sale of Ribbons 814 and 4 inch fine quality Taffeta: embroidery on inch fine quality Taffeta Moire all 1 colors, also white and id Satin Taffeta; all good col- oglitk: He regularly at, yard LUC) ors, also white and black: bons; regularly up to 37¢, at 24c| fle yd. regularly, at, yd... 1% IMPSON CRAWFORD CO.. ! Very Special Reduction Sale of Millinery embroidery on white. embroidery on white. Robes with navy Robes with black embroidery on $2 98 embroidery on Robes with reseda e Robes with tan $6.50 Values embroidery on white. white. embroidery on white. embroidery on white. Can be made into the prettiest kind of dresses, like cuts, and in any desired style. white. white. Robes with old rose Robes with royal blue IMPSON CRAWFORD CO.. Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Fancy Feathers, Wings and Flowers at the Most Drastic Clearance Prices Tis is a January Clearance Sale of particular interest to those who a ili Crawford Co., and for years this store as a purveyor of smart millinery Note What Remarkably Low Prices Are Now Prevailing s that will be on sale to-morrow: with the scope and character of the in a class noted for its distinctive The following will give you some idea of the offer $2.00 in 4 or 5 styles; made of genuine fur and silk ‘ Ivet combina 4 Mostly black; the early shopper, however, will white an YE. 91.98 in 6 de- 8 Trimmed Hats, formerly marked $4.98 to $6.50, Fur Hats that bave a fur brim, soft and pliable. Fur H. tion. find a few white and black. Beaver Hats, made of finest velou| Regular $1.98 colors only. Were made to sell ‘or Thursday at. ...-.eeeers 5.08, at sirable shapes. Black only. 83.98 to Bright Finish Felt Ha for not less than $2.48, From our carefully lected stock, not many of IMPORTED WINGS. akind, but all choi for Wings that Wings that r for wero formerly 2QQe were formeriy 49; ‘ 19c ue, haat ny Fur Tyrolean, 98¢ Fur Mushroom Turban, 3 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STOR: ee |Royal Axminster Rugs \ Sale of T. W. Jenkins Pianos a Big Event large part of the salvage stock of Pianos taken over by the Insurance Underwriters alter a 1E chase and sale of ¢ r 5 “ty , . ' : ign eo. n the T. W. Jenkins Music House, Kansas City, Mo., is attracting much attention, We have added all of our EF Fourth Floor, Thirty Days’ Free Trial No Interest! No Extras! e goods. sf 500—The Upson Martin, Alexander Smith's and other high-grade \ Axminster fabrics sele of extraordinary interest. Used Pianos, making this ¢ Every Instrument Perfect and No Money Down! 32 Fine Bargains for To-mortow Wilson Upright...... at .9135 including Another Beautiful Leckerling Upright... 9165 2450 Hardman Upright—In mahogany Decker Bros, Upright. $150 Lorenz Upright (new) Harmony Upright (almost ne: Bailey Upright Roney a Albro Upright Sy eat $148 9185 $135 $160 case, attractive Coloni 65318 (this number indicates practical newness of the piano), and has a tone of surpassing ex- $ cellence, Sale price. ; 295 A Mahogany Sohmer Upright, boudoir size, exquisite tone, Colonial style, No. 25764, a comparatively mod- em instrument, Splendid $975 value. Sale price.......- ne A Knabe Upright—An undoubted at- traction, A genuine Knabe plano, costing $500 when new, for 8195. A | be payments as low as superb instrument in toe $195 ONLY $1.00 A WEEK and appearance. . 4 i di Nee en a Here's an offer that is positively megnificent, A Steinway Baby rand depp! in tone and architecture— 495 for only.,...... wae ‘This would be a fine i ment for a music teacher or professional musician, After thoroug!!; ving yourself and your friends that you have se- cured the best piano value in New York Also three square Pianos. Ladd Square sold “as is” § 1 00 Dunham Square | Choice. Hall Square | (Cartag CO,, SIXTH AVENUL, i9ias TO 207TH Si, e