The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 11

24k BV dea dae ment by Mayor Ga as Water Com Milesioner was ‘not in bts mind when :| sought to regain his purchase price of the oar, ’ “f ANOTHER BILL FILED RECORD IN AUTO), mscorweccowres’ —HIOSECH SERETARY Dr. Ebenezer Foster-Eddy Wants Trustees Restrained From | Commissioner Thompson Moving Property. | Joseph P, Tunulty, Who De- CONCORD, N. H, Jan. 18.—In adai- | , Proves Himself Real Speeder | lon,‘ the tll in equity § serted “Bob” Davis and Fought Smith, Named. joe the will of Mrs. of Gaynor Administration. Don’t L | filed in the Su nack = Coursty et Wilson of al move in ¢ olnting J of Hudson County, his ry. Tumulty is a dive wir Politice and broke away i$ porate Ebenezer J ally t e points TURNS BACK RACING CAR| yeday by a Sues for His Money on Ground | That It Didn’t Develop to join the Gove srnors | and adjust Henry 8. Thompson, Cor Water, Ges and Electricity, maker wt champagne bottie seals, part owner of | PEARY PROMOTION | BILL eral Broadway hotels, among them | the Bellnord and Marie Antoinette; for- FAVORABLY REPORTED. mer head of the firm of Thompsun & | Starrett, milllonaire Standard Of man |, WASH and friend of young Percy Rockefeller, | P!l! prov von of William Rockefeller; proved him- | Robert F elf to-day to be the speed mani: the Gaynor administration —a slutches" wetter than Waldo or Thompec came out w missi Yo nid sien ed the 12.—The Bates | }), ation of Capt {ma that eis in| sata many yet }in this ae 1 is suing a |LONG ISLAND TE TRAIN STONED. i e if | Young Woman Almost Hit by wine alle Near € RHEAD, L. 1 -| SCHROEDER WITH FL FLEET OF BATTLESHIPS AT CUBA.) now accus o had been indicted it his ball and few days, so} heard before | |i) CLERGYMAN WANTS "19 PUT THOSE WHO NEED HELP ON THE RIGHT TRACK” | Writes Letter in the Hope of Helping Sufferers from Colds to Cure Them as He Was Cured torney with a vie He sent the turn of Mr. Tao of elty “You He Got the Commission. he amount was, I was deducted in of eS! eth The following letter from a Phillips- has never failed when put to the test Y., clergyman is of special in-] | “This letter is given without solicita- Rey. John Ernest Parker, ith the hop: © hope of putting those who, 1 means of putting som \help on the right track to get i the help I haye rece to get it’? (Signed est ear M. E. Church, Palle | port, N You should What is “T have colds at this s In that ti ad to pueun 150,000 miles. auled a ear ly Mave fortify the system with Fath John’s | | but 1 kmow a one when T run but rel Medicine, and from it gain strength to | 150,000 miles in six 0) miles—a trip a (i this ward + ASE. Free from danger- . Tam glad to testify, | ous stimulants, Foremost Clothiers Since 1845. January Reductions 18.00 and 20.00 27.50, 30.00, 32.50, & 35.00 Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Sizes broken, | 12.50 21.60 20.00, 22.50, 25.00, & 27.50 32.50, 35.00, 37.50, & 40.00 Suits mae Mearcante Suits and Overcoats 15.00 26.00 i|| 22.50, 25.00, 27.50, & 30.00 40.00, and 45.00 Suits Suits and Overcoats 40, 45, 50 and 55 Overcoais | 17.50 32.90 You will appreciate that the values are materially greater than indicated when you stop to consider that, at Stiginal rices, Smith Gray & Co. clothes are of superior excellence in tailoring, more advance exclusive in style, and occur in greater assortment and at lower prices than any other high grade clothes sold in New York. The reductions include every mixture Suit and Winter Overcoat in the Smith Gray stores, and are to be had in sizes for men, young men and boys. Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs Auto Clothes Book on Request. Two Brooklyn Stores: Two New York Stores: Broadway e% Warren Street Fulton St, at Flatbush Av. Smith Gr ay & Co. raed fom Gey Bat Broadway at Bedford Av. 5th Av.,Bet.27th8s28th Sts, the slobe-etch reat, or about @0 miles ba not Ieave It to a cold decision | $200,000 SUIT BY WOMAN. +) rhompeon dectarea that his + abeomnt 2 > ‘Me notices of an pnt, if mahi i nse pil ptinin Wouldn't Tell Foadick of cat Arthur E, Stillweil. URGED BY BY COURT Department Gratt He Alleged, ||. \ milor 4 Isaac Gruber, the dismissed food In-| order for t sector who wrote to Mayor Gaynor, | sttiiwetl, 4 Unhappiness He Says in | «i estate brought an ear Justice O'Gorman in the {| to-day ‘that the family three years ago, A will which F husband w Wi, #mwavax, JANUARY 13, 1911. the subsidy bonds issued hy 1iso bonds and pre- he raliroad, aggregat reached, He and ts] ha fe of ( 201, jatleth K. Owen sieks| ne A motion made t upreme Couft t examination of Artiur 5 | Vital Reasons Why | 6hrkich ServiceExcels nt s City, ving, “Its time that j | Mexico and Orient Ratirond, disctored Because you always get |! a Siow. Owen, wife: of Cel. AIbOIhy Ie Registered Physicians, et : the Dot Dollars Bring 2 Owen, a noted railroad engineer, to re- oculistsof long experiences Accounts Fos. | cover $200,000 from Stitiwe an alleged co: The examination did not proceed at] band. length, Afte his name, a Justl 3 efused to answer | atto to examine eyes Uh Will Fight. wledge of alleged | who Is a red: “1 stand! cle of a daughter with f jard Coe over 40 e the eame answer (0 verry mit i wa » recelve a percentage of thelr fant ou' State oF ynnell, a wealthy lia Jealer 1 ATtaraT CHAE » | left more than $100,000 when he died EXTERNALLY APPLIED Ooulist pticians ned before his estate to the “s death the EAZ-AKE WORKS WONDERS Nurses Curing Hundreds of the Severest Headaches and Neuralgia at Prominent Drug Stores. The Formula of a Japanese Physician. Eaz-Ake is truly a marvel of efficiency, Rubbed on the what is claimed at tore, Broadway, tion isu 200 he wid f ee allgh | re 4 Mi hold 't ia pa ah - a he could | pens #0 often thn old to money Vistar ana | Wound have soatiorsa a cere 1| apes or Men's $95.0 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL ® the car and } t” saaer rinavivania Station Drug, Clothing Up to 2174-3° AVE of « | which At All Drnggiata. : $1.00 Down—S1.00 Per Week - NEURAL REMEDY CO. SAVE. ann OST BROOKLYN WORK WONDERS Deposit Accounts and Regular Charge Accounts will be c | THIS CLOSING OUT SALE from the Viewpoint of the Women Shoppers---the Business Managers of the Home Pocket-Books---Is the Greatest Money-Saving Opportunity of a Decade On our part it is the first move in a broad merchandising plan: Greenhut and Company and Siegel Cooper Company will shortly consolidate into one concern under one management, occupying both these buildings. By continually bringing home to you the fact that it is a Great Closing Out Sale—a sale of hundreds of unpre- cedented bargains—we are taking the quickest and best method of accomplishing our real motive—the clearing of the Greenhut Building of merchandise and turning it over to the contractors at the earliest possible day to be rearranged to fit the requirements of the new enterprise. arried into the new Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Company. What the occasion really means to you is simply this—that a great store full of new, trustworthy merchandise —all sorts of Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel—is offered at quick selling prices—prices made low enough to force an entire season's business into a very limited period. Here Are Some of the Important Departments Involved : CLOSING ODT W CLOSIN In This Great Undertaking About a Million Dollars’ Worth of Merchandise Must Be Forced Out in One-Tenth the Time Usually Consumed in Distributing Such a Stock. 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