The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 7

1 ALS \ ADOLPHUS BUSCH ‘BROUGHT INTO SIT OFADRESSMAKER Mme. Bunche Yo Yovin Says Daughter Brewer Owes Her $690. CN sate Burch, millionatre brewer ef St. Louis, was unceremoniously weught into « dressmaker's suit fled ‘e@ainst his daughter, Mrs. Helen B. Loeb, lawyer, @board the Kronprinzessin Cecilie this Morning. The plaintiff is Mme, Blanche Yevin, modiste to the fashionable, with entabdlishment at No. 20 West Forty- fh street and a branch at the Plaza Hotel. @rdered’ wearing apparel worth $990 from e000. Arthur L. .No, 302 Broadway, that the St. Louls brewer was due in New York to-day, and at once applied to Justice Bischoff in the Supreme Court that Mr. Busch might have some valu- ables Mrs. Loeb. The attachment was placed i the hands of the Sheriff this morn- ing with inetruotions Busch at the Plasa Hotel, where the milllonaire is a “Mrs. Loeb was visiting in thie city tm September and October of last year) \ when ¢ Mr. Fullman, apparel worth $990, consisting chiefly of gowns, and paid $300 on account, with | Instructions that the articles should be shipped to her home in Chicago, No. 4 #1 Fullerton avenue, C. 0. D. “Mme. Yovin asserts that when the ‘ ois foods were sent to Chicago Mrs. Loeb offered the express company a check for the balance due of $600, but it was refused, and the wearing apparel was sent back to New York. Since then Mme. Yovin has made repeated de- mands on Mra, Loeb for the money, but they have been ignored. Mme. Yovin then instructed me to begin sult for the recovery of the mon Mme. Yovin, about a year ‘ago, filed | suit against Mrs, Leslie Carter and ob- | tained judgment against her for 9,00, | the cost of a number of valuable gowns. —————— PANIC ON SUBWAY TRAIN CAUSED BY PICKPOCKET. In the Fight and Confusion, While Boy Is Accused, Real Thief Es- capes With Bootblack’s $100. ‘There was a wild scramble and free- for-all fight aboard a southbound ex- press in the subway during’ the rush hour to-day when, just below the Ninety-sixth street station, Nicholas Thomas, @ bootblack, of No. 278 West One Hundred and Fifteenth street, dis- covered that his pocket had been picked of $100. The bootblack grabbed s hand near him the moment he discovered that he had been robbed. Instantly there wae an uproar and a wild melee in which everybody seemed to punch everybody else. Women screamed and there ensued @ panic throughout the train, The motorman diew his whistle and kept it at a continuous shriek until the Seventy-second street -station was reached. The fighting was still going on as the doors were thrown open. There was @ general exodus from the train and in the neighborhood of the bootblack the of = Millionaire wife of @ prominent Chicago on his arrival from Europe She complains that Mrs, Loeb her last fall, and still owes her) Fullman, an attorney of heard yesterday for an attachment, in the hope in his possession belonging to to serve Mr, guest. she called on Mme. Yovin,” said “She ordered wearing FRANCIS H LEGGETT & _ Lord & Tay lor: Founded 1826” A Special Offering of Women’s Evening Shippers Carriage Boots, Walking, Dress and Storm Boots Handsome Evening Slippers Pink, blue, white and black satin. Bronze, and white calf. Black suede and kid. and tongue effects. Rosette and buckle trimmed, or plain. This Season‘s Smart $6 and $7 Models, at $3095 Black Velvet, White cath, Quilted Lined Russian Carriage Bi 59, 95 ots . Women’s Boots For Dress, Storm and general wear. All leathers; aie fourteen and sixteen button models, Values Dress Goods—Spectal Soft Finish Serges in shades of navy blue, seal brown, taupe, Copenhagen, smoke grey, amethyst and black. 54 inches wide, for coats and suits. Formerly $1.50 per yard, at. Special lot of 14 oz. Biack Broadcloth lustrous, sponged and shrunk, full 54/DJ. inches wide. 5 93 Value $3.00 per yard, at. 78¢ ~ ‘ Totlet Goods—Spectal For Thursday and Friday Ivor-Tone—Odd Pieces Reduced Prices include our special engraving at value at value Beir Brushes, $7.45 81.95 |) $2.00 $3.25 “ “$1.95 $2.50 $2.50 $3.95 “ “ $2.95 %4.25 $3.00 $4.75 Cloth “ = $1.45 81.95 75¢ $1.00 Hat “ $7.25 $145] |, 87.25 81.50 Automobile Pin “1. 756 $1.00 Brushes...... O05¢ 85c| « «P1625 1.75 Nail Buffers... Q5c $1.25 Soap “ 50c 81.00 Manicure Pieces, 25¢ — 50c i ; Special Sets—Engraving included 14-Piece Dresser Set 25.00 | 5-Piece Dresser Set $12.25 1S “ Traveling “$22.50|8- * = "($9.75 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. fighting continued. When several bat cial officers got to him strangle hold on a sixtes are The boy was arrested and taken to the West Side Court. He w ais. | 44 outta intof Cough Syrup” s Plckpocket exca ped with $500 HIDDEN UN UNDER CARPET CARTED OFF WITH PAPERS. Jersey City Dressmaker Makes Un- intended Donation to the Salvation Army. All Jersey City record, mindedness were broken t T. G. Payson, a dreesma Clerk street, Jersey City Heights. A Family Supply tor ply tor 800, Saving 62. ‘The Surest, Quickest Remedy You Ever Used or Money Refunded. cough remedy. aualled for prompt results in whooping cough. of banks and it has been her custom to hide her savings about her home, Two weeks ago she put $40 In two envelopes and elipped them under the parlor car- pet. To-day she decided to beat the carpet. A member of the Galvation Army happened by and asked Mrs. Pay- son for the several hundred newspapers spread on the floor under the carpet. She willingly assented and the Salva- tionist soon departed. Tt was an hour or #0 before Mrs, Pay- gon remembered the envelopes/ full of money that had gone with the waste pa- per. At the Fourth Precinct station she enlisted the ald of Detective-Sergeant Thomas Collins and with him searched through several tons of old papers piled up in the Army headquarters. ‘The two envelopes were found, con- tents intact, Mrg. Payson says she wilt five minutes—directions in package. ‘The taste is pleasant—children take it willing hoarsepess, asthma, bronchitis and ather thro: cipent lung troubles. ind of Norway White Pine extract, rich a pint bottle, and it ts ready for use, of guarantee is wrapped in each package, Yor druggist has Pinex ot If not, eend to The todiana, ez Co., use a bank in the future. Bonwit iis & Co. OUTFITTERS TO WOMEN, MISSES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS Fifth Avenue ANNOUNCE FOR THURSDAY AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF WOMEN'S DEMI-TAILORED SUITS REPRODUCTIONS OF FOREIGN MODELS. y @ HREE especially beautiful and practical models have been selected from our own exclusive importations and exactly repro- duced from the originals, as follows: WOOL CORDUROY SUITS. “DRECOLL” MODEL. Custom faire Suits of wool corduroy, in navy. Coat has long, velvet ornament. bet price $40... . Oxford, brown and stole collar of velvet and closes with fect. tunic ee Aol 29. 00 FRENCH BROADCLOTH SUITS “BERNARD” MODEL. Cutaway Coat, effectively trimmed with braid cording on coat and skirt. Skirt in the new tunic effect. Colors: black, navy, brown, plum and mole, Regular price $50.00.” 35 .00 BLACK VELVETEEN SUITS “FRANCIS” MODEL. Long square rever cutaway Coat, handsomely custom tailored. New style skirt. A particularly smart and original 37 50 walking suit. Regular price $55.00............... Fifth Avenue at 38th Street ae am 25 BAUMANN EERO Mind “irenciad conditions. Proo! “Best Credit Sysiem—One Low Price—Cash or Credit Out-ol- Towa Deliveries Made by 0 Our Motor Trucks frames, with claw feet; highly polished; indestruct~ ible springs in the seats, fitted with loose cushions of mohair panne plush, as illustrated; value $40; Novemcer Sale Price........ $53.50, [Tiyan A cough remedy that ggves sou $2 and i guaranteed to give quicker, better results than anything else is surely worth trying. And one trial will show you why Pines is used in more homes in tie U. 8, and Canada than any other You will be pleasantly surprised ty the way “1 it takes right hold of cough, giving almost in- relief. It will usually stop the most ob- nate, deep-seated cough in 24 hours, and fs un- Mrs. Payson has a profound distrust) A 60-cent bottle of Pinex, when mixed with | home-made sugar syrup, makes a full pint of the | best cough remedy ever used, Easily prepared in wal I iy, Stimulates the appetite and te slightly lass: | tive—both excellent features, Splendid for eroup, at troubles, and a highly successfal remedy for in Pinex 1s a special and highly concentrated com. in Guaiacol and other natural healing pine elements, Simply mix with sugar syrup or strained honey, in Pinex has often been imitated, but never sue- cessfully, for nothing else will produce the: sam results, ‘The genuine is guaranteed to give abso: lute satisfaction ot money refunded. Certificate yar will gladly get it fer you, Pin Fort Wayne, || Thin int righ or stealghttorwar: deal is (borne out ack the fact that we are one of th st furniture an. carl yuters ie country. Thanks to our enormous purchasing power wi ‘bled to alter you the 3-Picce Parlor Suit, beautiful design, ane carved, mahogany finished $29.98 Seamless Special | Wilton Rugs Brussels Rugs | Sale [i ""° $3.49 covaue $6.50 of §7:50, at $4.89) we $14.98) Fime = {fis '""" $12.49) Royal Pictures (3,0 $18.50, Axminster Rugs) = [sns'"""""" $27.50. ee,Value $11.50 50c Pelt Value $31.50) sxt0.0,Value 13.98) on the |i? ‘sl $45.50 a. $15.98 Dollar Bivens Cleaned Specials flown American Puck i Water Women’s & Misses’COA TS34().0 | A Big Variety of New Models at Reversible coats, double faced coats, broad- cloth coats, kersey coats, mixtures, etc.; all extremely stylish and well made; a pretty color Reversibles have deep inverted cuffs, wide roll collars, etc. Sizes for misses range from 14 to 18 years; for women 34 to 42 bust. Coats superior make, Some button close to neck. Full length. Warm, comfortable, dash- conservative broadcloth coats, handsome mixture coats. 15° Women’ s and Misses’ Coats HIGH-CLASS REVERSIBLE COATS, made, from the finest imported fabrics; camel's hair, zibelines, rough texture, chinchilla finishes, etc Styles are charming and show the nobbiest and Root’ ots, sivou Aepecial aie of 78c for Root's $1.25 pend UNDERWE natural wool underwear all day to-morrow. Maker mame on every garment. Limit 3 suits to a Piper The best value in men’s high-grade underwear in New York—Seventy-eight cents. Norfolk and New| Men's $1.50 Double- | American Knitting Brunswick Under-| Breasted Shirte— Mills Underwear; wear; The 33% ro 50%, Outhts Finest 68 - Attention! },'\! or & Walters Plano Extra Attraction for Thursday: Women’s and Misses’ Silk and $ Serge Dresses Very Special at . lendid variety of the season's most popular ropa, Boys’ 59c Gloves and Gauntlets at 4 Ac and gaunt- lets, lined or unlined; sizes. fine medium weight’ natural wool shirts and drawers, in all sizes; our regular price $1.00, sale Walters $375 List Style B. Walters $450 List Style Ex- celsior Pianos at $550 Walters Style D Pianos,.$260 $5 Down & $1 Per Wee Come and Hear the Beautiful Sweet Toned Waiters $1,000 Walters 88- Note Mastertone i Player Pianc }¥ $395 note player piano made, with twelve rolls of music, music cabinet, bench and cover, $10 Down and $2 per Week DOUBLE REPEATING AC are the finest in (he Stencilled Pianos. Exchange Your ( Old Piano i" waa Player Fiano) you the privilege of paying any balance great variety of models; combinations. value is very unusual at $10.00. Women’s and Misses’ Extremely Fashionable Coats, very stylish models. ing. Reversibles, utility coats, Really wonderful values. Pretty new colors and black. Sizes 14 to 18 hg for misses, hae alto: for women, cleverest French ideas. The beauty ofthese coats and the colorings are very uncommon, for women and misses Kid gloves set, $15 and $25. all Blooming’ iced" Also fine broadcloth coats. Sizes $75,0 10° Second Floor. | Rich Black Far Sets In view of the great popularity of black furs these prices will be of more than ordinary interest to well-dressed women, Black Wolf Fur Sets; per |Black Skunk Fur Sets; 10 .00 The Black Fox Fur Sets; per/Black L: F ‘ set, $15, $18.50 and $25. ya ree, Peet Bloomingdales’, Second Ploor, b0ti treet Bection, s; livoli’ Underwear f or Men, perweat 18 | Heavy natural wool, double breasted and double back; all sizes $1.98. Spe- in sale at, per garment. 7. 9 cial price. Blooming ales’ ner; gre mouth Pi: Walters Grand No extras, $225 Mastertone Player Piano. Music, bees Cmmern ACTION 15 THE LIVE THO world and We will take your old plano in part payinen. Siiper week. Wardroone, 3 regular Main Floor, Buy a Walters Piano in This Bloomingdale Sale! and you will get a Piano built to last a lifetime ata femerkable saving. ¢ Walters on a Piano or Piano-Player stands for the highest grade. Investing in a Walters Piano or Player Piano is as safe as investing in United States Gold Bonds . FREE We will pre-| vent free of, charge to every pur chaser of @ piano to- |, morrow beautiful } style / music cabi net,a bench and a rub ber cover, ew By pera Pa ” ABH GE Rca, finest cashmere nat- ural gray wool shirts price, 31.19 Centre, Everybody can buy the best piano manufactured at a saving of from 1,500 newest and latest designs of r Walters Pianos and Player Pianos included in th We want everybody who does not own a W. to.come and judge whether this is not the Greatest Piano Offer in the world $198 Walters$575 List Queensboro$275 Walters $600 List Style Ply- yned rich-toned 's Piano or : Player Piano . $575 The plano will be deliv ered in your home on payment of $5 eee: aaa a MR Mick | 7 Remember that Bloomingdales’ 59th to 60th St. Store sith Stenderd We Told You So! 1,143 men took advantage of our Merchant Tailoring Sale yesterday. Were you among } them? If not, don’t delay! Let us make An Overcoat, Suit 317 or a Raincoat to Yeur Measure for | But be Quick-—Only | 3 More Days! For more than 20 years the Bloomingdale Merchant Tailor- ing Sale has maintained standard that has pleased thous ands of most discriminating men.’ This year we have been more fortunate than ever in being able to secure woollens from promi- ent mills at great price con- cessions. That means we can make you still better garments in any one of a number of styles for Twelve-eighty. It will pay you to take advantage of this great money saving opportunity. Satisfaction guaranteed or your moncy promptly refunded. Remaining Days of the Sale THURSDAY, November 9 FRIDAY, ‘November 10 SATURDAY, November I per set, $21 and $25. $25 and $50. Crepe Meteor $2.25. Quality, $1.49 A superior, rich quality, 40 | 36 inches wide, fine quali- inches wide, bright or] ty and very ‘lustrous; a $1.10 Quality, 79¢ dull finish; a standard $2.25 grade; to-morrow, our price, $1.49. grade that retails regu. larly at $1.10 per Be to-morrow, 79c. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, Front, Centre, Royal Worcester Corsets | You Fo see this demon- stration. You owe it to your- self to listen, if for a moment only, to what our EXPERT CORSETIERE will tell you about these corseia—how they conform to all the latest re- quirements of fashion--how they are especially designed for the slender, the medium and the stout figures. A score of styles, highest gra guarentced workmanship. Bon Ton, | $3 to $12 | Adjusto, $3 to $5 Royal Worcester, 4 1 to $3 Bi #, Come Second’ Floor A td Rae WV. “Bab Sale of paniry »” Flannel Night Gowns Regularly 50c to $1.00. One of 29c & 35¢ whe best offerings of the seas ight these garments from ut they are practically € light stains that will disap pe: ng” Night Gowns are made of nel and are not surpassed in t, while our sale price makes conomical on the market ces run from $0c to $1, according hoice to-morrow at 35e nd 4 Sizes 5 to 10 ders received in time will be Promptly 29 | years _ Special ‘Prices for "GROCERIES. Thursday Only ‘Our 16c Whole Tomatoes { aves 12g Our 12¢ Tomatoes...) i Lt Demonstration of Bon Ton and} iaeety