The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1911, Page 5

CASHIER WHO HIRED)” CURGLAR HELD ON MURDER CHARGE for Death of Man Who Blew Safe. PRISONERS = COLLAPSE. Timmons Accuses Brown in Jersey Crime. —__— A charge uni Was made in th nd Criminal Court, } Jereey City, to-day against Samuel Brown and Patrick B. Timmons, They are accused of manslaughter in that > they are held responsible for the death of Frank Walsh, who lost his ie Sun- day night tn a fire he had sti oMfce of the Long Dock Milling Com- pany in Pavonia avenue In addition the two men are charged With arson, Jersey justice will attempt to show that, although they had no part in the actual transaction they are responsible for the fire and for the death of Walsh, because ke was thelr agent in an effort to the firm's books, Brown and Ti Up to the t tN other the a taching Brown adm to hide hi: books, but ested the lestroying Timmons and hired W Sunday to hire a blame for the Whole yy and puts the in Port Jery day to see he has a wife and child accountant and got | through a desire to } Brown, He of St. Peter's College, Jersoy City, and among his lassmates at that institution were some of the most prominent men in Hudson County, am John J. M Jolin sband, the scrape p out his friend faiion and Police Surgeon says, bought five ine at a garage and nh with {nstructions to office of the Long tarting the fire. niskey, Poured one spot and ue the stuffy set fire to it w iittle office was h The resultant ex yes out and set his clc As against the conduct of Brown and Timmons, that of Walsh stands in sharp To-morrow Only ALL NEW PIANOS who emp we have been selling up to 138th Weiiiia, Piano Sale In order to heve our ware- #300 for only | ' | rooms jy for new Fall 5190 stock, we offer instruments have ed for their rich These been select tone quality, and durability. fully guaranteed. £5 Down and $5 Monthly case design All are To-morrow Only °390 Terms to Suit Your Convenience Worth fully 8600, and all carry the Knabe guaran- tee. ‘Twelve rolls of mueie fiee and library privilege. William KNABE And Company, “Sth Ave. & 39th St. Accomplice Must Also Answer |‘ Brown Accuses Timmons and| in ertminal annals | in the | mons were close friends | ‘Timmons claims he was too drunk on < them County Register | ‘SUFFERING PARIS CHOLERA SUSPECT. Case in Mont-Parnnsse Quarter of City @eing Watched, PARIS, Aug. 4&—The health author. | itles to-day discovered what is suspeat ed to be a case of cholera Parn. of the 2 Untold tortures mal from this distress. are avoided we quarter pre jon is being take ing, disfiguring | by the prompt use of the one efficient, ling remedy, t It is daily ecting complete cures of worst cases of Eczema, Acne, Barbers Iteh, Imit | Psoriasis, &e., and is praised by thon on| sands who know its beuefits. A tose was!of Poslam tells its me Write for Lae Twenty-fifth Druggists + Aug. refused to p-=the best soap for your skin NEW YORK'S COOLEST RESTAURANT ON OUR 8TH beat ahon of Sanson Cra; oxo Cas SUXTHI AVE. 19°10 20° STREET. NEW YORK. Extra! Pianos Final Shipment of Pianos from the Dillaway Conservatory and Musical Bureau, of Boston, Mass. HIS week will surely end tl xtraordinary that every one sell rapidly. &F Fourth Fivor, Best Piano Bargains We Ever Had. Therefore we are able to lay before your attention a piano proposition that is positively startling. During this sale we offer any used | § upright piano in our stock, see l 45 partial list ilbsharl at { ale, for the opportunity is so of these Pianos is certain to for 30 days in your own home, then begin payments as low as 21 a Week Every instrument in this sale is worth iuliy 100 more, avd in 26 instances worth more than double. Mostly modern mahogany size; three pedals. Good for a lifetime. Fully Guaranteed for 10 Years. Any of the Following Pianos You Fancy at $145. i Hardman Upright ; full Sohmer Upright Needham Upright | Kroeger Upright Kimball Upright Bradford Upright Wheeler Upright | Haines Upright Schumann Upright Leckerling Upright Schubert Upright Stultz & Bauer Upright | Presburg Upright and at least 150 more, Mehlin Cote Milton Upright pene Upright er Upright vert Upright SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., Sixth Ave., 19th to 20th St., N.Y. aD 8 ig” Furniture House! Block | untann 8th Ave. UBau 35th to Q COmp'y 36th “) Complete for 3, 4 or 5 Rooms _ __At vee Outfits Attractively Furnished Prices! Sale Specials in Bedroom Furniture! $10 Golden Oak Dresser, 6.25) | A large, well constructed Dresser, of solid oak, with French plate mirror, 14x24 in., ‘carved frame and stanchions. Base has top 20x36 in. and has 3 large drawers. Golden polish finish. Value $10. ‘ $15.00 Dresser... 9.98) $29.50 Dressers. 19. a $18.00 Dressers. 11.29 $35.00 Dressers. 23.50 (Oak, Maple or Mahogany) | $49.00 Dressers. 29.39 | “ $24.00 Dressers. 15.98 ssColdenOakChiffonier,3,98" Ve d ble style and size, with 5 large | draws ealtale Top 20x30 in., with carved | iT d sides and fine cabinet SR golden polished finish. $8 Chiffonier ( ,{\!t33,)5.59| $18 Chiffoniers( ,jiriiie)12.98 | $12 Chiffonier ne""'7.98. $24 Chiffoniers 15.73 | Fy $15 Chiffoniers “ 10.49 $30 Chiffoniers 19.98 } 4 in Dressers & Chiffoniers, }")'',"""'""* $300.00 LIBERAL CREDIT $50) $3 to $4 Deposit $100) “ORTH t19¢ to $1.60.a Week Wor Double Stamps » ° Morning Puret suit’ ¥" UR I SANE {$7.50 to $10 De bposit ($1.00 to $1.59 W FB VALUE FROM ECZEMA 1! GREENHL CONNECTION wit’ (a) TSI TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS. JBGR ANY OTHER BTORE UT Pres. |GREENHUT BUILDING Brass Bedsteads The difference OUR furniture i fe) Wedn between buying HERE and buying elsewhere is that stocks. NOTE—All_mattresses are made in OUR OWN SAN | TARY WORKSHOPS under the} very best of conditions—quite a feature in itself. Brass Bedsteads— as illustrated 2-inch straight posts, 1-inch top rails, and six I-inch Alling rods; sizes 4-6, 4-0 and 3-0; bright steads—as il 2-inch straig top rails an rods, regularl sale price an ou Pillows—-size 18x26; 24) Ibs.; A. ©. A, and art Ings; 2!) Ibs. mixed feathe pe nd CO Arcee kr) 58c Pillows Se eeee arenes | and staple bed-ticking; three pounds in each; spe ; Me OB Brass Bedsteads—as illustrated; “Colonial Acorn” rod ends; atin or Polet finish; 2-inch con- h filling 3; regularly *18.50: Bedsteads, Iron Couches Brass Bedsteads—satin finish; 2-inch s 44-inch round filling r .0; regular price $40; Box Springs—for iron or brass bedsteads; best steel springs; A. A. or fancy-stripe ticking to match any m 38 We sell; regular price $12; § sale price. 8.75 ;_ complete with buster; can be SEPARATED Tl used in icER ENT rooms; regular price $5; sale price 53.50 Iron Sliding Couches. No. 1 Combination—cotton on bot Sold COMPLETE with VERY DESIRABLE mat-|” regularly $7.50; sale price tress; each covered with plain green denim; filled | No, 2 Combination—mixed cotton o with setter felt; adjusted to the id rg SASHA OE regularly $7; sale price. the couches, assuming the shape of the couch when open —-following five gradi Wire Springs $14.00 Grade at. . $17.50 Grade at. , $13.00 $18.00 Grade at. . .$1 $24.50 Grade at. . $18.00 $25.00 Grade at “*Bon-Ton” Cooking Stoves For details of this year’s most extraordinary spe- |] 3.75 grade at... cials, please see tcday’s Evening Journal. Mec a (GREENHUT Building, Second and Third F Felt Mattresses —- special Greenhut felt mattresses; elastic felt; | cellent grade of ticking; finely |} stitched and tufted; eerie $ | price $14.50 sale price 10 “Continuous | Bedsteads bright finish exe sale price | Gray Drawings covered with fancy ticking; regularly $2: No. 1 Mixed Hair—-covered with le pi Cc. No. 2 Mixed Hi fancy-stripe Greenhut Fel ir—covered with ing; regularly $14 Mattress—covered Pure South American Hair price $19.00 iron at ends; sanitary throughout. $3.00 grade at.. 3.50 grade ut ors.) MAIN Clearance (MAIN Bult MAIN BUILDING | Women’ $°3 &*3.50 $ Pumps & Oxfords, 1 A5 We own this footwear ’way under-price. That's the reason in a nutshell, for this big offering, arranged for tomorrow. All sizes and widths—all with Goodyear-welt soles—all the wanted leathers (such as patent, tan Russia calf and gun- metal calf), Better come EARLY, for there's sure to be a rush. Misses’ and Children’s Baresoot $2 and $2.50 O¢ Sandals best quality tan Kussia 89 w Shoes—all this seasor cally patent Teather and black calf; also elkskin anv i E ‘i 4 ery pair perfect, ta ies UR Da 69. Russia calf, pat- SE gray eA; ent leather Misses’ and ¢ lldron + White Caivas] gun-metal Shoes and Oxfords—all sizes up P 02; $1.50 and $2 grade ta $1.50 and ¢ 69 brand” of 150 miles just secure bination o exactly 16,25 that city as a We bought take on these and. All the re In this way,t for the cigars Boxes of 50 Is whichis the 1 Under agree the name ot th advertisement ies This rice is’ tor web 0 an ; Ask or write, therefore, for “THE 34 only DAY O ¢ : LOCAL BRAND" (our’ sulesme $15 English Gabardines, § AAMaARLds Autames @ ro the} Ae will know what you want) and GET at bile Dusters, at 2.50 ortho 81.4 AT LESS THAN 2c EACH, SOME New hrown shades; extremely | _ Mohairs and linens; price for Men's White Canvas Shoes and Oxfords—leather or rubber svles, HAIN T EVER SMOKE (MAIN Bu MAIN y Flour hee ai wulated | ( "Double G4 Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 o’ Cloc: EL COOPER ©) .cta rat eae BOTH SIDES OF 6G™AVE, (8"8I97STS.NEW YORK. No Charge for Alterations on W omens & Misses’ Apparel Until Further Notice--Hats Trimmed Free “Everything for the Home” Featured for FULLY GUARANTEED — irrespective of its low price. tick of ‘special sale’ furniture in our entire tremendous | Straight Post Style Brass Bed- fully semi-transparent, smooth satin finish only, sizes 4-0), 4-0; ye 514.50 vost Style” Brass | 2-inch continuous Mate TMj-inch filling rods; * rod ends; Ve bead $33; 399 etn Mattresscs price 21.50 stripe ticking ; regular price $16; sale price ¢ $14.50; sale price r c fancy ticking; regularly $10.80; sale price covered with A. C, fancy-stripe ticking; regularly $24; sale 51950 For iron or brass bedsteads; all sizes at same price; finished in bronze and made of pipe iron with angle $6.00 grade at... 6.50 yrade at... 7.00 grade at 8,00 grade at Womens *3.98 to *5.98 Tub Suits, at *1.75 7 $2.25 Worth ¢ of Cigars for Every city has its favorite“ igars It’s the Largest-Selling Se Cigar There (for $16 a thousand, to be exact and. all the profit we $ 85¢c OF THE Biot 5¢ CIGARS YOL Ny ‘Tomorrow’s Grocery Specials THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1911, 8 Sets of wae Complimentary Stamps ff Wili Be Distributed Free, (As many sets as are requerted will be given.) Distri- bution in Ladies’ Parlor, 4th Floor, MAIN BUILDING. Only 100 Free Stamps Good in Any One Book. Economical People Shop Here That's because they SAVE money while SPEND- ING it. This is the BEST time of the whole Sum- mer for most advantageous purchasing in all lines of merchandise carried in the Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Store—and that means practically EVERYTHING to wear, to eat or for home-furnishing. Only a VERY FEW of the specials are listed here. Many of the best are not mentioned at all because quantities are not great enough to justify their being advertised. These are displayed on special tables and in the aisles. MAIN BUILDING-—Dry goods, wearing apparel and table supplies. GREENHUT BUILDING — Everything for the home. esday every piece of There isn't lustrated; beauti- he psts, id y-ineh s-inch flling, MAIN BUILDING Women’s House or Porch Dresses Values to $2.50; Wednesday, at 98e | There's really no story to tell, except! that these are all good dresses made of fine quality Persian lawn. The styles are new and pretty, and there are six awaiting your choice. High or Datch necks. All sizes. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Doll Carriages Excellent vehicles—none better on the marke $2. Will hold a 24-inch doll comfortably, are of the one-motion folding kind, made with strong double - spoked wheels, fitted with rubber tires; reclining back and large hood; to- morrow, at . as illustrated only, 4-60 si five ball A. or fancy a | A. ©. A. or $ ssiteprice.. LI with fancy $ h sides; on both sides; §, t today under These carriages *1.19 Details in day’s Journal (MAIN Building, Pdurth Floor.) BUILDING Jing, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDING 85c||Men’s Finest $6, $8 “/Jand $10 “Kingly ” Trousers, at . ‘ Huadreds of men will avail feanaaiees fs this opportunity to buy not merely one pair but SEVERAL PAIKS—because these remarkable VALUES may not soon be duplicated. Materials are the very finest English striped worsteds, in choicest patterns of light grays or dark grays-—as you may prefer. Other Notable Wednesday Offerings: ‘s and Youths’ $2 and $3) $4 and $5 Outing Trousers From a pi a queer ¢ ances, a lot igars, famous “local brand." the lot for a sony Men’ igars i st is the c er’s. iting and ariped $ (Except Tennis Flan- $ heprive, Wedneniay, | | Worsted Trouse 1.50] seis 2.50 in Broken lots; sizes raRiose quit Newest tan and gray shades; Inatead | | measure 30 to 40 waist-measure. of $2.25 egulur selling price ment we can't reveal he cigars in w printed $3.50 to $5 Striped Worsted Trousers, ato... ......0 6.00006 $ Four hundred pairs; 28 to 54 waist-measure. 2.50 $10 English Raincoats 5 at Plaid or self-backs; sizes up to $3 .Aulomentie Dusters, $ 1.50 : stylish garments WEDNESDAY ONLY, ) ding, M n Floor.) (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) BUILDING ‘or Wed nesday and Thursday Sir Kobert Burnett & Co.'s Celebrated Wines & Liquors “ “uma (Ih): B. Kirk & Co.'s | oap | Old Crow Rye d 38e Guinness’ Extra Dublin Stout Gold : 9¢ London Dry and S8e Old 9S8e || 4 Reiss’ Ginger Ale, Sarsaparitla Lemon and Club Soda | 9Xe| hoe P54 Dizel L Prk oe ie alifornia ! s le | , Wines SS eee PORT, SHERR Boiled aad 4 he » $1.90 Me, ssept naa Valu ue ' $1.60 S115 " 84c a Te, cr eee ed