The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1911, Page 9

TO FORCE GROUT ON THE STAND If Ex-Comptroller Doesn’t An- $wer Wednesday Attorney Will Go to Court. Chartes J. Green a Vietim of Heart | Fattare, Charles J, Green, a prominent cor- poration lawyer of Omaha, Neb., died last night at a private hospit t No. | % West Sixty-first street of heart fall-, ure. His body was taken to-day to Omaha by his widow. { Mr. Green arrived in this city re-) cently from London. He had intended | going to a German health resort, but | Illness forced him to return to America. He was sixty-two yeers old and well known in Republican circles in the West. For the last thirty-five years he had been attorney for the Burlington Railroad and also represented several express companies in interstate com- . . 4B mime wv, MUM ad, AU UOE Directly on Interborough Subway A SALE OF SALES True Antique Rugs, Not Doctored, Eight Car Lines Pass Door > 1911 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. AUGUST SALE——Last Days “The mill never grinds With the water that ia past.’’ / Of Much Interest to Rug Purchasers Good automobile builders are done with their 1911 models, and are now exhibiting their 1912 models. We take the hint— ‘ To Delay Now Means Sure Regret No Mall or Telephone Orders for the following: Last Days for These August Sale Values in | FOREMAN GOT STUNG. Philadelphia Woman Always Keeps Resinol on Hand Finds It Effective and Very Signed a $50,000 Note and Last Days for Muslins Sheetings August Sale of Linens August Sale—Last Days Union Bank Investigators e Buy while you can at these prices 1 Economy says—BUY NOW or Regret sore hit ig Valuable as a Skin Remedy 0 ur1912 M od el Ori ent al Ru g S al e bet Bewtdls cath WHITE GOODS |DAMASES | ante ie Money. Nothing is more efficacious for skin White Cambrica—36 in inch : y diseases than Resinol Soap and Panty \ ee! rott quatty worth 8 x x| b Ba been cy el Ointment. They act quickly and easily Lonsdale Cambrica—; Queer banking methods during the | 2nd their "continued use means a perfect Spmbric ang end | nainsook a oe OK ona Al time when David A. Stillvan was run bet Lgl Mad ta yg = White Nainaooi ‘36 Inch —Ain, ok ning the Mechanics & Traders’ Sank |," Wish to thank you for erty Mth i 70 inch Bleached a hs of Resinol Soap sent me some time ago. , ‘ Limit960 Yards. jothe— ii iinen—-tea. AS were revealed at the Investigation into an taaen 4 It is a very fine article and I shall enjoy 1.—We have an exceptional, new and large lot of genuine, fine in amalt the failure of the Union Bank before] its use inthe future. 1 am also a user pt 4 Sheetings by Yard ct. grade, ...+ 7% Deputy Superintendent of Banks Dodge in Brooklyn to-day, The evidence taken nce more brought into the affairs of the wrecked institution the name of unduplicable Oriental Rugs ‘that we secured within the last few | Ye under favorable circumstances. | 2.—We are able to state unqualifiedly that these rugs were per- All Linen Sa0 inch ay a} Se ploce. [1.00] ree kaure Fine tngliah Long Ci ‘s0-inch. h— 12 in 8ihe quailty... 1.88 Heavy att Dow Fe Demasie— ) pe neth—19-70. of Resinol Ointment and consider it very valuable to keep on hand. 1 have found it very effective. “Mrs. E, M. KIRK, Philadelphia, Pa.” The famous iamond Mills" 40-inch Bu ior Long Clotha— Heinge, but whether it was F. Augustus! Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap sonally selected in Cairo, Constantinople, and Asia-Minor, by a is-7e ee ig gh ot LAER NAPKINS Heinze oF tome other Heine who [are Jewels in hygiene value and marvels first-class, artistic expert who knows values and who is competent wie pices atin Di 1.78 Tansaction was not ra- effectiveness for the purpose for be anew pavterne—- | vealed, which they art'recommended, Thay are to take only the best colorings, patterns and fabrics. jp: Bb aae ty reg. $2.49 G0a0N- sere ee James C. Cropsey, blyman Goldstein, counsel to Assem- who is running the 3.—Having taken them over at a small profit, if any, to the owner, we will pass them on to buyers (not buying to sell again) at a indispensable in the tollet and nursery, B8-Inch Mercerized I and thoroughly appreciated by those utistes-—aino so-incl Fin Pure Linen—| —reg. $1.60 Investigation, announced that on! who rej so maed beled dan B re mA gard a beautiful complexion, Embroidered Swi: a Bi Weinesday morning, unless Edward M. | beautiful hair and a scalp free from scurf moderate commission on cost. Sonte—worth .13—Augue yety tae Wnsperted goudbuhive Jrout changes his tactics before that] and dandruff. Every form of skin dis- b4xd6 = For: 14—August si ‘4 time, an application will be made to Justice Putnam in the Supreme Court for a body attachment for Mr. Grout. ease could be cured in its incipiency by the prompt and judicious use of Resinol Ointment. As an application for burns, | There Are, to Be Exact, 416 of These Antique Rugs, Good Muslin Sheets | ated Hty— cree an bee "Ohi bared a, scalds, abrasions and minor injuries Not Doctored efor nermaning worth 43 *4 1 0 y oa oO ‘airs in e in it i - Hi inion Bank white he wan president of fer: ghan. anything ‘teas Boek thas soup Among them several Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century rugs; rare old —_____—__--+ the Institution. Mr. Cropsey has mapped out a plan whereby he believes he can have the !egality of the investigation and the power of Mr. Dodge to compel witnesses io testify settled by the courts without muoh delay. Randolph Hulshart was an interesting witness in and ointment should be kept in all well- regulated households—the one for the daily bath and the other for such acci- denis and incidents as are likely to oc- cur. Samples sent free. The ointment and soap are sold at all drug stores. Yocday'n "proceedings, He} -R¢sin01 Chemical Co, Baltimore, Ma. Ghiordez, undoubtedly the best examples outside of a museum; antique Carabaghs in perfect condition; a number of old Hamadans, some in carpet sizes, natural camel’s hair ground. These are very desirable and unusual. Some remarkably fine Yurouks, woven by the most barbarous and primitive tribe in Asia-Minor, are in the collection. These rugs are always quaint andwild, | though the colors are dull and glowing. | 42x36 mak SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES—4 Famous Makes DWIGHT ANCHORS, U1ICAS MOHAWKS AND WILL-WASH-HEAVIERS aie ell “Will Wash Hoaviers” | “Mohawks.” “Dwight Anchors,” “Uticas.” {8 a bullding foreman and some years ree Seo was employed by Gilbert Riliott, | Others include odd Daghestan Prayer Rugs, designs in old red, ivory, corn ee ‘Mp, KINO chme to me end day," ']| color and mause; antique Bokharas, Mir Serabends, Meles, Bergamas, etc. ‘reg eaid Hulshart, “and asked me to Fi Collectors, artists, designers, interior decorators, as well as the general public, a ; 348 Choice Residential and ; i : loeee a A Ridet , Paciue Meshaulea aha eeaae Business Lots will be interested and fascinated with this exhibition and sale. rea take up a note made b: one (To Me Bold In Pots of 2 Lots and Upward) sa% %: Silver-Plated Ware ana To oulaee nave: ohwereg ast | | meting the Popes Kaw In Addition We Offer rt coureecendaee ie oe na Gada LAN ‘ BO dope Several hundred Oriental Rugs in carpet and medium sizes, which havé been re- Measurements before hemming. ba Ms ee oe thetade ey walla cailed upon to bey a note tor moon, || One Week's Sale, ncing priced under certain conspiring circumstances to make our first 1912 Model Rug Full assortment of extra size Sheets up to about 3 yards lone! undruple Plaved Sugar Bowls, ZI x oe -—- — _ we 5 \ That was the ft I kn-w of the amount Monday (Labor bay), Sept 4, 1911 Sale the largest possible of its kind. Among them many beautiful Kermanshahs, CUTLERU—SHEARS . RUGS Didbes rere POG. S12B0 nnn eae of the note I had signed in blank, 38, —! SES Cay eanaia eo consiseasie || Atm na AN hte HRS ate ” Mesheds, Saroul:s and other irony weaves he ae best We ome allroom sizes. Aiigsil' sa Leet Dale Als eee Tel nee Dessert knives sie aa | A oe part of thay sum. T never got @ cent) | SAT IOP T seepetceds le Jy ONLY 3 The smaller rugs comprise choice pieces of Kurdistan, Kazaks, Mossuls, Shirvans, Don't Delay if You Would Save! Don't Delay If You Worgl’ Save! ne—olsowhere $1.20 half dos.» These are also here by the hundreds in all conceivable color combinations. etc. John A. Sell, President of the People’e| Carving fore sag | bendice— French Wilton Rugs—ox12 tt.— {Iver forrule—reg. $1.49, ... 06.606 941 orte Security Company, @ Sullivan concern, ae i a Sizes range from 9 ft. x 6 ft. down to a small Anatolian bey 3 ft.x 114 ft. Hall Dinner Knives an an "vrs bet i snl) pai veend Ia seesliens tenteen 7 Wer é : ir : ‘American ateol—w J manager of the Atlaatic branch of the| vention im the vu strips and runners are also well represented in sizes from 24 ft. long and all theinter- of six each— 2.44 Elsewhere $55.00— Mechanics and Traders’ Bank, testified i 1 ; badd August & aes cent ast Gas eae beets’ ||| Mediate lengths down to short stripe 9 {.. long. 4 goodly umber of them are in || perms sist Atte” | mas samc maar guis n— FLANNELS by Sullivan to carry out. Smith sald ore. cre belt pairs. 2 | fie A Repheepe wees OB] he woll- acre {nakes— Sunivan called him on the telephone on| diet fre abd thing fare omirten, We | Dreyainaker's’ Shearv and Seissors— sowhere 621 August Sale—Lest Days one occasion, told him the bank exam-| J Woe can, ‘be chats ite hear genes, Kermanshah Carpets. | 8 oS inch—best steel—rea. 98. -. +50] rest nod ‘neue Enough Said! iners would be around the next morning | 00 ot a he all i | medallion and erall a Fine Wool Wash Flannele—plaia and directed him how to make entries! ; ibe Size. : Size. Price. | SOAPS i pe Srant Wark Woe covering up transaction which would noc | te, eect iin 11ft. Zin. x9 ft. $242 | 12 ft.11 width—were oe 28 have passed the scrutiny of the State| Fore ai: Gin 13. Vin. x8 ft. 14 ft. 10 in, August Sale— Last Dos I Brussels Ruge— Fiannels for school dresses Department of Bankii on m a sin f =e Si: 13h Liss : Buy Now—Save Muc 1 ond orale 408 wal ig, -desirable colorings 12 ‘8 in 5 x8ft. it. in. 21 cent » @ see No Big Cotton Loans Asked Here. 4in 12 ft. 2in. x9 ft. 50 | 13ft.11in, All Wool Smyrna Rugs—fneat grades whi f° Wool Flan aanele——silk om ‘4 Iocal bankers declared to-day that| Tin 11ft. Min. x9 ft. 2i 90 | 13 ft. Bin. | 4x7 10.—wero $4.08... .. 2-08] _ hemstitch and designs..... .70 they have not bi. approached by the | J sis et Flattial Ave, 2, Titheet Lin. 12 ft. 10in. x8 ft. 50 | 14 ft. 3in, nch——were $2.08 ++ 1696 | Bost Domste and Contene-—Menehed syndicate of Southern bankers wito are| yatairs)., with Bree } mate ni 9in 12ft. Tin. xBft. lin... 50 | 14 ft. 10in, bay hed Cy mend oer cree were -16 and -19. declared to be raising $60,000,000 to ad- | For fartbes Saud: a 13. Gin wei. 10in.... 55 16ft. Sin, reg. $14.08 gusts Extra ton until they get 18 cents a pound <1ft Qin. x8ft,11in. 13 ft. lin. x8ft. 9in 260 | 16ft Sin. Carona Witch Haz ia Ales. sia Va oe 13,85 | Domet Hiannele—tastoed of 7 94. pea 11ft.10in x9ft. Oin. 11 ft. 10in. x9 ft. 10in.. 262 value 6 cts, —per + 3h wae 90 Were A she eee NERY SS gis.0 | Spreads Comfortables hed dl I Cc Shades, Bath Fixtures, Etc, (Seamlens), 4819.08 Meshed and Ispahan Carpets. ‘August Sale—Last Days All 0x12 foot, Pillows Feathers, ete aD s ig Furniture House The Finest Examples of Rug Weaving from the Province of Khorassan. Holland Window Shades~ Scarfs and Shams August Sale—Last Days Size. Gin. x7 ft. Si Block Size. Price. 2in. x6 ft. Size. August Sale—Last Days 13ft.2in.x 9ft, Just a Hint of the ‘Specials The Wise Need No Reminder! gin... BED SPREADS— 10 ft. 12ft. Oft.1in.x7ft. lin. 11ft. in. x8 ft, 13 ft-Sin. x 10 ft. ; sik 00d colors— ‘Honeycomb—tull sse—been 8th Ave. 14ft. 3in.x9ft. Yin. 13ft. Sin.x9ft. 13 ft. 1in.x 10 ft, Pye hited SRC rae eee “} 1.67| {tinse—cut corners—val. $1.26... BD 10ft. 7in.x8ft. Oin. 13 ft. Sin. x9 ft. 14 ft. Zin. x10 ft. t : cine 4 16) ‘ Fringed Orechet—alee 35th to 11ft. 4in.x8ft. lin 13ft. Qin. x9fe. 13 ft.4in.x ft. A med Seurts ond ay] feerst to su.s5. er ones 9.37 11ft. 4in.x8ft. 4in . Oin.x . it. Zin. x13 ft. ay ry c. * ors 4 sizo—reg. gumann 36th St. WAR Minx Bfe finesse... HS | 12K Din. xB Ee 1S ft. Tin x13 fe re Giele Heate= 18 40 et ta. 1255 i AT ee 100 Oriental Rugs at $12. 50. Anexceptionally Hall Runners at from $19.75 up to $95. Per- COMPORTARLES s— fine lot. Many of them are pieces 7 ft. x 4 [t.; OMFORTABLES— majority, however, are a little smaller. In- bleo— cluded are Kurdistans, Mossuls, Shirvans and Beloochistans. Afghan Bokharas at $50. but they are great value. 6 ft. by 9 ft. sian and Turkish strips in all lengths from 9 | ft. up to 23 ft.; many in pairs, At Lowest — Prices! Complete _for 3, 4 or 5 Rooms Outfits —~ _Attractively Furnished $12 Brass Bed, 2-inch Posts . . Silkoline Comfortablee— Our Greatest August Sale of ] Last with orgie foe BLANKETS Days | tad mia om Rlankets are cold weather necessities, — Buy now as you eannot buy later. reg. $2. $2.98 and $3.98 Blankets 1.88) $18 and $2) Blankets ...10.98 | /!Y. SOME ra FEATHER PI. 20. 1.49 - 1.95 Heavy Pile Oriental Rugs at $25. Mostly Bijur Kurdistans, Kazaks, Mossuls, etc, Colors are subdued and mellow Average | Not many of them, Sizes slightly over . ; batt A nah ands herringbone or striped riiien i Smali Kermanshah Rugs at $32.50, Sizes| size 712 ft. by 33, ft. read nish MMT tivea—vtees than | | SURimp Quality; Anett Calforaie wool” | 20sd8.. reg. $2 perior construction, mes ft. x 4b6 fe Fourth Gallery, New Building, wholesale. value under valu 24x30 with heavy 2-inch pillai 7 $4.98 and $5.98 Blankets 2.99 Vert } bast quoted are bef fat knob vases; panel « | OHN W A N A M A KER Hine Colforanecaranaier | 39ct. Crib f 21 | FEATHERS BY POUNDS 5, lankets....3.77 Noft and feeey—price tor the pair, x 4 J #550 bite re Oregon woot | 79ct, Baby Blankets........ 57| 7 seeauariars Bows: : . TA Stewart &Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. white on ee, Nhe Soft, elderdown fnish——antmal and ROC TTR OWE: { bright or Formerly A.’ cluding | allover designs—daintlest. Untings. Ket $2.0 vale, (Bignket. ccc s25) 82.25 Bath Robe Bankets'.s0| SALE OF SCHOOL — Apstralian= ‘arlous color tonings—aoft eiderdown — | SUPPLIES HELP WANTED—MALE, STEAMBOATS, DIEMAKERS wanted, high grade men on small combi- nation blanking, forming and drawing dies. To competent men we can offer steady | work and good pay. Address, iving age an references, jeneral mleatnig Company, Schenectady, N $18, 00 Brass Beds, 12: 89 $21.00 Brass Beds, 13. ly 8,75 lamb's wide silk ann baer 50 Biankets.. for large. bede-—ex nods, Seabright, Long Branch, Asbury feta, 1.98 in tasteful color Begis Friday, September ! st Wait for it— —_—» To-Morrow, Tuesday, MORNING SPEGCIALS—1¥ere Zee Nv Mail or Telephone Orders. Messalines 57 6% ris. quality —tight and dat, — that fered ‘a moh | WAIN Flot. special p 49¢ Lustrous Mohairs 29 WASH DRESS FAURICS—BASEMENT. he ¥ lack. navy and other good colors, The New Bed Coverings... Jacquard olderdown oubinations Binding all Jersey esate Strikingly handsome new design, with 2-inch continuous pillars; 7 heavy 1-inch spindles, with fancy mounts and T-ball joints at ends. Inbest English lacquer; bright or satin finish. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. 39e & 49¢ Wom Sk and ore tri KNIT UNDERWEAK hes Vents. 27 She Liberty StLhS 12\,¢ Fancy Percales Mill len stripes, dots, why 0 we quality is Atlantic City, $2.50 NEXT WEONESDAY Leave Went Bea surest oh Livery Sts 8.00 a.m, BViA NEW JERSEY CENTRAL mall aizes MAIN “FLOOR, $1.69 Lawn Waists Dies a MAIN FLOOR, ; Actually worth $2.00. HARD COAL! NO'‘SMOKE! COMFORT Wil fash is Ma te vives 32e Millinery Ribbone Sa CR y $30.00 Brass Beds, 19.98 ] EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, 4c piuwur wuUse to VA A ae ¥ 196 White Curtuin, Mating... Oy Mle He i pai dare Mi AL SCHOOL FOR BOYS 110 BROADWAY; OOM MAIDEN LAN® |] 980 Girle’ Wash Drees CMOS MANS $1.24 Fibre Graas Suit Cases... 70 { $45.00 Brase Bede, 23:75 | IDE ‘ARENTS y SIAMONDS Ge Cheesectoth, s-inch 214 24 “inch-—protected _cerneey-atroog-ighi—haah | Sshera up $2 100.00, bane tating ten rity Bi hae OC awa tN Ban re ine eythane htdi Vnbleachest slows cae tase than bale peice su Ase AT visor, RMS T < — pape edtt'be Delgncer, th. ‘ail xe Ay merican Watch an¢ mend Co. |} 49e Cambric Nightdrawers d roent eee oT Pree rey PPP. | i Wi LIBERAL CREDIT SUIT YOUR MEANS ona | “lan tet i ps Malden Lane, ‘Tel 6061 Corts Take Bierater 1L' WHT Ha ME boon, | He lmpitd Lace Collare..... 84 | 1¢e Women's Linen Hdl fs. 4 N $50{ $3 to $4 Deposit |$100/3! 50 to $10 Deposit 1 ars . DIAMON BS ON CREDIT | A NECKWEATC MALN. PLOOK PNHANDK ERCHIEPS MALS hone { é Sight Seein Yaehi aj {Mas BunoMan. We ove’ nana * ine Madras tty, Lawn Kimonos 65 Be | Sonat Test 61.00 0 Wook! Wraryt W100 to 61-600 Wonk | Bais tam are oe yateey ve WATCHES af 7 Maiden bane | iiiy rraxiniiniettuinn ¥100R aie Leena tiene yae wal”, Stamps (nen, iSesing Yacht Clitoa, teat era Ha Te ety esp RA: ela OOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! : , Met ad htt: ; World “Wants” Work Wonders.’ VRE ohe'ba vin Gadines Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials