The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1911, Page 8

‘\ TAFTSMOOTHING ~ WAY IN SENATE PRIEST ACCUSES PRIEST OF SLANDERING HIM. Pastors of Bayonne Polish Churche in Squabble Over Article in “Spraz TAXCOLLECTOR REMOVED AFTER ~ FORREDPROOTY <=" PROBEIN BOOK Opposition to Bill Expected and Threat of Extra Session May Again Be Made. |John Holmes, Queens Deputy, Surrenders Office Following Comptroller’s Investigation. WASHINGTON, Feb. After hay- ¥ ing a Mecovery of trré« the Hou by a vote wits John Holmes, Collector of Assessments and « Tax " In to run aga to-day rler in to-morrow Prendergast certain that so ek ee puvaiing dtecrepa Democrats in vt DE LACY WAS TO BE MADE 1oks of Mr. Holmes's office Voliector reciprocity © THE “GOAT,” COUNSEL SAYS. 0¢ Sssessnents ana Aree Bailey (Dem« . - was » Queens on M fafied with it ” ST. PRTERSBURG, Feb. 1 t publican, of Io ), taken for Count O' Drier " ed to-day tha . at ing the progressive wing, has voiced his presented his e start that there $1018 aggressive opposition ounted of the ® | A gag rule such as hastened the vo reeently been pald in t ime on the mea th se is need go no furthe Ml possible in t € ire > Holmes ng when leaders fear ‘ e meas ton shows n t ure may get togetier and fllvuster 1 al@ that Mon- President Taft to-day began a spe hgieg ate campaign to smooth the way for Dill in the Senate. His threat of an extra session as the pe tion on the bill was about the Capitol There was consid day over the fact Progressives in widely differing v according to their vot simon pure insurgents vot and fourteen against it were: Cary and Cooper of inehaw of Nebraska, Hubber Poindexter of Wash Madison of Kansas. 7 Voted against it Hanna of North Dakota, volgen of v 1 no F. CHAUVENET’S Red Cap THE RED SPARKLING -WINE OF FRANCE H. P. Pinay & Co., Ltd, New York, © Kopp. Winer ead of M Nebrnka, Good Haughen, Kendall, Pickett and Woods ¢ progressive vote was spilt about the same proportion as the whole Republican side. of Kansas was absent. The House Democrats voted almost golidly for reciprocity, only five of them | Joining the opposition to the vill pietanneee- hacia ASQUITH DENIES | RECIPROCITY TALK. LONDON, Feb. 15, Murdock o Agents od States The American-Ca- | Radian reciprocity a’ came to | the fore in the House of Commons agatn teday. The Government was ques toned regarding the statement attrib Nationalist Uted to Henri Hournassa, leader in the Legisiature o ment to conclude # rec @eratanding with the Premier Asquith replied “The statement ts entirely foundation in fact.” The Prem @enied that Ambassador Bryce hy engaged actively helping to about the ngre United THE EVENING WORLD, W At and pe w f Queens ( Ever nibble@ sprig of peppermint er a fresh blown violet ? 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Women’s Tailored Suits $10 originally $25 to $30 $25 originally $37.50 to $15 and boucle cloth——-mostly colors. 9 96 suits—hard-finished worsteds, cheviot 9 62 suits, inclucing imported models; cheviot, ratine, boucle cloth, tweeds and a $50. originally $80 to $125 9 6 imported velvet suits—black, few broadcloths and corduroy. black with white stripes. also $15 originally $22 to $45 9 Ascore of velveteeniand corduroy dresses, Women’s Top Coats $7 50 originally $15 $35 originally $70 to $75 . 9 About 65 coats—double-faced tweed 9 About 20 imported broadcloth coats; mixtures; also a few zibeline and tweed coats mostly black; some beautifull broi: that were $15 to $22.50. and Gralted pee Nene coprolderee $15 originally $22.50 to $36 $50 originally $70 to $130 9 About 30 coats—tweeds and colored broadcloths. 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Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th Ave., 8th to 10th St. From coats Imported mantles Broadway Saks & Company — «10 sme We shall continue to-morrow, Thursday, and Friday the Clearance Sale of Apparel for Men and Youths at remarkable reductions The small lots referred to in our Monday announcement are sacily depleted. Some are no more. The response to this sale beggars description. We were overwhelmed. But the following quantities best tell the story—and they also indicate your final opportunity. It will be a long time before you can again buy Saks-made garments at such prices. In fact, we reckon this to be the best clothing opportunity you ever had. Fifth floor. not all sizes—but we probably have yours 168 Men's Suits, 118 Men’s Overcoats, originally 15,00 and 17.50........now 10.00 originally 15.00 ..now 8,50 20 Men’s Suits, 12 Men’s O: originally 20,00 and 22.00 ..now 13.50 crleleatly eye ..now 10.00 81 Men’s Suits, 15 Men’s Spring O: originally 25.00 and 28.00 mow 15.50 originally 20.00 ae ihaud now 12.50 30 Men's Suits, 5 Men’s Spri: ; pring Overcoats, originally vow snd 35.00........now 19.50 originally 25.00 and 30.00 now 15.00 24 Young Men’s Suits, 26 Cutaway C. originally 12.50 and 13.50........now 7.50 originally $8.00 ae bend Mears 00 25 Young Men's Suits 21 Cu : ’ itaway Coats and Vests only, origlnally $5.00 and 17.50 now 9.50 originally 25.00 and 28,00 now 15.00 18 Men's Rubberized Rain Coats, 32 Cutaway Suits, aa - and a now 7.50 originally 20.00, 25.00 and 30.00...now 12.00 en's Raincoats 4 i , 10 P, originally 15.00, 20.00 and 23.00. now 10.00 may pibe: Conte and Vanes 00 5 Men #8 Raincoats, 20 Full Dress and Tuxedo Coats, originally 25.00 and 26.00 now 15.00 criginally 20.60, 22.00 and 25,00. now 13.50 29 Paddock Overcoats, 27 Full Dress and Tuxedo Coats, originally 18,00 to 25.00......,..now 10.00 originally 27.00, 21.00 and 35.00...now 17.50 Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders