The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1911, Page 7

nN rg THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, “JANUAS ~~~" TGIRL STRANGELY MISSING: eer se cia ae SCIENTIFIC | MUTUALIZATION DESCENDANT OF WHITTIER, jwst rrtay stereos afte S006) BUCT DEVELOPER | , jDaughter of Retired Merchant of | ioay headed “ple, vs i teesengs ana] Betence hee at lait taconcred a treatment for escendant of) condition TABLE Massachusetts Disappeared After | the poet Whittier and her family has! incurable—retn Class at College. | bean well known in this vicinity for | Pte woman form, bu generations, so Ag i to ver ‘orld proper deel | soensar 3a tart peg 4.) Mr. Whittier sald today that his |flatehested | \ | evadttier, -ntteteén ” yeate veld and | RGR Qld not keep company with | meen (tt daughter of Mr. aad. Sire. May: \wny young man and that the fanslly does | man ‘Dri 5: Toilet Goods Notions, Ete. Geev" ‘8 Malt Whiskey 69¢ Pha oh ‘Taets Ribvon— | Dr, Snow Theatrical f 4 ; ik. $ yard pf Gold Cream " : ‘ evelopment of natural right to here are many w and seem beautiful ver get to stay of deretor or the Heer th every case where it has sy Pluto Water LEX. ro 342/59 ro 60USn " ot helleve she had any love affair. Ming Pen te Main Bloor, Centre. erates | Whittier of Ipsw' is mysten ously le Neerease , |w ‘s ert i t | unde : rere ney. refi | mi from her home and her parents | Vhtter's father te a retired merchant | under a muarant oF money. refun no rubber inatruments, no |and ts @ member of the Board of Heakh | Sica m \'e gaothing Inmdourcony eevee le, . ‘have appealed to the Beston police and at Ipswich. Police ail over the country hen tif: d : Selenite e weety epurss New Trust Agreement May Be the Watoh and Want Soctety for Welp have been netified and money wil wat |, ity ‘otter from ath Bt, ‘Bore in finding her. Tie last trace they have be spared to find her, Hen fires, oy, anil Dost Cancelled by Him at iment, 16 Wonderful Muslin Underwear Bargains for Friday: Corset Covers—some trimmed Combinations—several styles; some | Gowns—High neck; with 2 insertions | Skir 8 —Trimmed with 3 sows Of 69c with embroidery, others with 19¢ trimmed with torchon lace; others} of embroidery with tucks be 39c torehon insertion and edge. . paid trom ‘She Emabee Moller Co, Wftalon WY | | lace. Very special, at.. i with Val. lace inserting and em-| tween. Very special, at Skirts—-Several styles; some witr, 18 say bles | Corset Covers—Prettily trimmed with] broidery, beading and ribbon tol Gowas High V neck; trimmed with] inch flare flounce, trimmed with 4 | embroidery, beading and rib- draw; finished at bottom with 8 69c| wideembroidery insertions and tucks; | Val. lace insertions ‘and edge; other |] | bon; others with lace * 29c| _ lawn ruffle with lace edge. . finished at neck und sleeves pa,| styles with deep emt pease 97¢ |} SELF-RENEWING BEFORE | e Corset Coveri—Some trimmed with | Combinations—-Several ayes some oe fan embroidery edge ‘ Pildd RR ee trimmed with 3 Val. lace insertions | Gowns—Low an high neck; trim i I XTH AVENUE, on v en meim NEW YORK. Se eRe: 386] and edge: finished at bottom " 97¢ celts ‘of embroidery, lace edge, and blue and white stripe mate Mother Hubbard yoke, with turn down collar Fianncietie Sk.vts—-Some with pink and white and blue and white hh scalloped edge; with colored 25¢ with lace... . Drawers—with wide ruffle of C owns--About ifferent styles; embroidery and fine tucks... BOC some low and high nedk; ives: wtih tucks betwese: Drawers—Trimmed with Duchess} and cambric; trimmed with Cluny | Skirts Muslin top, with lace; others with lace insertions and} lace, with wide embroidery, beading| rultle, with embroidery edge and edge; some with embroidery and ribbon, others with yoke g 7 An exceptionally good 49 ruffle. atullle._Very pe ecial, at 59c 1 VIC! _of dotted Swiss c te at the spec 1 Sale Price of 49C Women’s $4.98, $3.98 \Q) For 2 Hours Only, and $2. 98 Shoes at SI. Q8 From 10 to 12 o'Clock tn yu ii. AGreat Clean-up Sale, NoMailOrdersFilled| Morning, 300 Women’s & Misses’ h \vv ys NRA George W. Perkins, Morgan J. | O'Brien and Lewis Cass Ledyard Named Trustees. earanee Sale Special Friday Waists Again Reduced Special bargain in Ladies’ Lingerie Waists; trimmed with Val. lace and embroidery. Taken from broken lots selling regularly all season at $1.00 and $1.25. Allsizes. Hun- dreds to select from. January Clearance Price 2I5c Suits at Half New Model Suits, satin lined, all-wool Cheviots; Scoteh Mixtures, good quality Homespun C loth, French Serges and Broadcloths; misses’ ard women’s sizes. Broken from lines that have been selling all scason at #15.00 and $20.00. At clusively forecasted in The Even- Ing World Janua 1, J. Plerpont Mor. | gan has named Georze W. Perkins, | Morgan J. O'Brien and Leiria Cass Led vard as the new trustees of the Equl- tame ir ance Soclety. An+ More s selettions ny to-day t aperins rance Hotehkiss. 1” e hew trust agreemen whieh has a Wife of five years from Dec. 81, 1910, Is ate of the original | which was executed by In order to make a quick disposition, g Ve) we bunch these shoes and radically revise ew aréa@cu gh" their prices. In the lot are patent leather, dull calf and kid, also gray suede. Nearly all sizes are in the assortment. of oats, at You can find yours and save $1.00 to $3.00. Don’t miss the chane Evening Slippers, $2.45 5. A special offering of the $3.68 to $6.08 kinds These S'ippers are the prettiest styles of the season. Only two hundred pairs in the ale to. morrow. Included are steel beaded suede, jet Coa ma h-grade ceracul beaded, patent leather, satin and velvet Slippers, ts are de of hj 36 he sy hs as well as white, pink and blue kid. cloth, in a new model, 50 inches long. $1.69| Girls’ $2.48 Shoes, $1.59|_ Sizes _14, 16, 18 years for misses, and Se of our best styles, in tan|34 to 46 bust measurement for women. h 9013's for small| and black leather, moatly butte t . eae Daten avers the bigger boy nearly all sizes in the lots vex | None C. O. D., No Mail Orders and ind_values. Nore Exchanged. 94 Fre. =— = = BLooMINGDAL Sale of Women’s 99c for These | Thomes F. Ryan to Grover Clevetand, George Wert se and Morgan J. OBrien folic je Insurance investi. | Ration of | Mr. Rya ined 51 per cent. of the | able's $100.00 eaplial stock from es Hazen Hyde at a cost of $2,500,000, dut when this control was transferred | to Mr. Morgan last fall the estate of | the late FE. H. Harriman figured myater | tously in the transaction | In his letter to Superintendent Hoteh- viles, written yesterday, Mr. Morgan docs | not clear up the mystery of the tanafer. | ‘wit he does intimate that a plan for | toutualization may be worked out when Boys’ $2.50 Shoes, Black caif and kidskin Bluc hers, and Front Dress Goods be wove of the axreement: 2 “Yor vill nate th ao n - ay e e . + arco en een eae January Clearance Fric:, Underwear: Dining Chairs ina Special Sale} a n be reached in the tnterest of the 3,000 Women's Lisle Thread Union Suits, all samples, in a variety of shapes, some little im- perfections that are barely notice- able; values up to $1.00; ' 39 Sale Price c 2,400 Women's ests, lisle thread and extra fine cotton; regular and extra sizes, manufacturer's sam- 54-inch wpe Check pote 7 Friday Coly ees figured challies; 36 i policyholders, and which Is satisfactory | to your department, it can be carried Into effect without unnecessary delay. “T trust that you and the trustecs will continue to pursue the subject until a ian is worked out that will be satistac- tory to all concerned." Clauses in the old Ryan agreement, ! i, The chairs are just like the illustration, of solid oak, with } banist r back and full box frame seat upholstered in im- itation leather. Not more than 6 toa cus- $5.00 Fine quality Kerseys and Scotch Mixture Coats, satin lined, perfectly tailored, in newest materials. Broken from lines that have been $15.00 and $20.00. giving trustees power to renew ples; 25¢ and 35c values; te oN C. O. D. and no Bi. test ye: years, and thin January Clearance Frice, "19¢ mall of phone orders. Aled, relves to mutualina- tion of the company, ‘e been omilt- f ted. Inst cancelied @ agreement may be y time by Mr. Morgan. peesaiddon Da chelie CONFEDERATE FLAG LOST IN FLATBUSH IS FOUND. | Sy | Emblem Was Cause of Lively Incident During Civil War Times. A confederate flag, dear to the hearts Jers of Flatbush, was lost ay by Jotin J. Snyder on the way from his place of business at No, East Eighte 1 v ria § “Vests, white, u None held for future delivery. ‘ ), | and without wing sleeves; } i \ i x _The_very special Sale_Price 9% $3.50 Chairs a $5.25 ‘Pantin soieader “trae forrtoe$ 11Qur Greatest Annual Hosiery Sale & Now On fully pills and embroidered. ela from lines that have been selling all season at $10.00 and $15.00. Thousands of pairs of good, reliable hosiery for men, women and children are J! for your choosing. Silk, lisle isle and cotton of the best grades make up this i eae gathering, and the sale presents the most remarkable economies. January Clearance Price, f 1,000 Pairs Men’s Sample Socks a 5c Men’s Good Strong Black Silk Socks at $ "a manufacturers’ samples, all sizes, colors and a Choice of lavender, navy, blue, tan, gray, black; all sizes. 5 * Women’s Sample Cotton Stockings at 5c Men’s 25c Lisle Thread Socks at Satin-lined Coat Suits, a new model, full skirt, all 2-thread cotton hose, full seamless, all sizes. With 3 thread heels and toes; colors and blacks. wool mixtures—100 materials; broken lots that have sold pooh ater 108 | Women’s Good 25c Cotton Stockings at 17!¢ Women’s Good Black Silk Hosiery at i] Full regular made; two-thread cotton hos Strictly 1st quality,made cotton garter tops; all sizes 39c | i January Clearance Sale, Girls’ Dresses |50 re ee Dinner Sets|Sale of Waists} $6.90 A Sjecial Sale To-Morvow 100 pieces including a soup tureen, all pieces For To-morrow, Friday, Only. as A 4 decorated with neat floral decorations a Lingerie Waist, front of embroidery in- Girls Dresses, percales, plain spd gold edges; all ne j serting and cluster tucks; back col- fancy patterns; Dutch neck, wit Rolo Beare) a) eee praies, foo pacar ae Women’s and Misses’ fine quality Foulard, Moire und he'ccreme ct ar mine] Midas ieee Special Sale Price... back, lon sleeve: special. . Taffeta Silk Dresses, broken from lines ihat have been sell- styles, 6 to 14 98c OurChi At5O% pi zand | Lingerie Waist, front elaborately ing ull season for $15.00, $20.90 and § Girls’ Shepberd Check Ginghom | jc es 10°, off marked | {immed with Val. inserting; lace January Clearance Frice, rss . aniaye (any with satin band all big bergains Fy _|_on special tables. be D a ularly $2.98 t $1.29 a emenlole Pas 1 t P table Gas Lamps at 98¢ 98 == shooepaLes = omplete Fortable Gas Lamps at 9éc 25c Chocolates arereing on collar and Decsses, sailor collar, *4 sleeves, prices—- | Real Estate | : And Other Interesting Specials $ Friday seam | 10,000 Pairs 50 c To-morrow at 9c lb. | i | th street, t | li h and Brooklyn sharpshooters umler the command of Capt. Berda wo sent It to the Kimball family of Kamball road, Flatbush, The Kimballs bad a flag-raising of the stars a sand spread the Confederate bt 1 the lawn to dance sailor knot attache !; also colored | hig values that tl § 4 f ingerie Waist, front of eyelet em- 3, Dutch neck, 4 ey: } Tren creeeees we Ger full | are not advertised Fancy China, | “broidery; back. collar and cuffs {fl pleated skirt, for ages $1 49 | —auantities too 98c American Cut] Marbles, Din-| tucked: utten back, long 69c ; a . Girls’ P. Skirts small to permit of Glass Handled 4g ner Sets, 109 Doz. Wash Flannel Waists, made |} Mignon): end dite renee jit, but they are | Olive Dishes All goods subject to | with tailored pleats, separate col- I wi estes Tae abe bina v ing, brilliant finieh, | discount disptayed | ars, shirt cuffs in pretty stripes; special 7. 9c | ‘ Fee Climate Failed— ‘Medicine cured, a! j ! than “arrested.” Something more is needed. (| Bckman's Alterative 1s « madicine niade for the cure of Tuberculosi, Jt tas cured this diseare 4 with plain ce black | tables brimful of rly button back, The outlook for a successful : Brass Portable Gas Lam Real Estate panels pat of Kid Gloves ps y | An extra fine quality of assorted ‘ md agaio. Often there cures have been’ at | |. flue then We. betriobiags roses ros bail, | |] encouraging. Last UIf| go tts.ikely that these gloves will ge with Art Glass Shade, at OD | Forts hocoates, such as sell usually my ro intelligent care wes taken of the patient, i t nin dozen-pair lots, so a a 4° ery sctear Wie anes) re) food and tua Cook | . Ait Sunda ‘5 W Id exceptionally low is the price Sola do ge pene but basi - N cron an’ mail orders Only 3 tee. to | | Do W M Alltold, there are 10,000 pairs to be ne art rr “58 Shade to match fi be . = jain Floor. | | You ant to Buy the Best Piano lade? 1 ta y or disposed of, and they're the usual dol- | brass. We complete this lamp with an incendes- BLOOMINGDALES Do you want to make the best and safest Piano investment for example, contained 578 |}| J lar grades, brand » every pairs | cent gas lamp outfit, tubing, goose neck and eocket. eh a es ih Balada SB aaa ticles Union Taffeta i ada " i ery saleof [||| Real Estate advertisements, of tans, grays, greens, champagne, tn the sworid? We advise you to attend this January sale 1! This is 148 MORE than the Dine ie iar two clasp glace Genuine Welsbach Lamps and Mantles Ui Umbrellas at ||] corresponding Sunday last SSBLoomnepaLes always found here at the lowest prevailing a i New Walters Pianos year. If you are thinking of Gur Easy-Paymert Dept. retail prices. F ond none tontns cama In this Special January Sale buying a Is He.ptul to Many hence these umbrellas consti- jf} “Inverted” Incandescent was Gas Lamp Outfit, Special 3dC } The Franklyn outfit we offer consists of a good substantial burner, a mantle that will give a fine light and a nice round globe, either half or full frosted; our I price 45¢, oF 4 for $1,00. Thirt fiosr, <= BLOOMINGDALES $55 Silver Bags, 83 This Sale of Sewing Machines | Con é Just in time for y Every r ehasa nt stocking darner and ne we offer the newest models of ave ling de Waiters renowned high-grade pianos at a clear saving to you of $150 to $300, $5 Down and $1 a Week No extras to pay. Upon first payment of $5 piano is delivered, We guarantee you a saving of 33% to 50%, tute the best $1 umbrella value ere. 26 and 28-inch , in a selection of boxwood, | ayamesel, Dresden and es. Handles | flouse or Improved Real Estate be sure to read th tate advertisemems Sunday’s World "on Dei speumonia 1OOMINGDAL ES? June 1, | a very physician med me that ¢ ab my | Three weeks Inter [ returved and tor having reaching there alive. | a Rekmen’s Spring, vde y 1 began Sunday World Wants Work : Monday Morning Wonders : hu it bears (he maker put his name upon a my. Whon ano you <Hoted with Tubervilvess too ‘s cure.!* (Bigned Athidarit) ARTHUR WHBM, Bekian's Alterative curs Bronchitis, Asthina, This $35 Ma-' This $40 chine, 2 draw-) chine, 4 dra ? ers, drop hes “4 ers, drop head,| drop heed. at chines at $12.90 |$13.75' $15.00 |$19.00|:: The Store ‘of Certain Metiien BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex, to 3d Ave., 59th to60ths he would be In pureh ca t on eat worn-out machiier besctfl new Wl : fat Exchangej:"" Be aig Bd Wnreroome, ‘third’ Floor BLOOMINGD ALES", Lex. to3d ra, 59th to6. th Ste | Hay Fevor, Throat aud Lung Affections, | | sale by all Hegemaa and Kiker Stores and other loading druggists, Ask for booklet of cured cass | |B) and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadetpnia, | |p) Va., for additional evidence, drawers = and F second-hand plano at soon become utterly worthiess, Just ike