The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 13

EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "THE dead woman, but 4 of the crime, He s thliders im! fa his own defense. His evidence son- sisted of Iittie but a dental that he knew anything of the manner dn which the poison which caused his wife's death found its way {nto her medicine. The most damaging evidence of the INTHE CHILDERS had bought strychnine from POISON CASE: him a short time before the polsoning. Robert Kennedy, who ts held pending the outcome of the Childers trial, ad- Stale Ready to Try Another for Death of Young Bride if Husband Is Acquitted. medicin: if chi A Store prosecution was that of A. Rembert, J ably will b For All & druggist, of Americus, who sald Childer: ALBANY, N.Y, Nov. 10 Dix | The bas accepted an invitation to speak at the banquet of the Brooklyn Federa- tion of Jewish Charities at Kismet Sunday night. Sixth Avenue, 22nd and 23rd Sts. EGARDING OUR SERVICE. We again ask for your interested criticism, because we have started out wit! the object of having the best service in New York City, and we are not going to stop until we have just tins Every one of our customers, we feel assured, has something to teach us, and we want them to feel that our methods are an open book, as far as their suggestions and criticisms are concerned. With the tremendous rush of |) business on our opening day and since, and the newness of our system and of our employees, it is difficult, without your assistance, to locate the weak spots. A Great and Timely Sale of Waists > ioe 4, Ce Mea ng on 139 We 185 "St. Between 7k lerox Aves. ncuns BRASS BED | BRASS SAFETY CRIB ,) f Special LEESRURG, Ga., Nov. 10.—Tho fate of Mort §. Childers, charged with the murder of his six months’ bride by Dolson, rests with the jury. Arguments ‘Were completed shortly after 8 o'clock last night, and at 9 o'clock the jury retired. Childers went on the stand yesterday SESSESESSSSSSES 1911 1845 Sani Two-Thirds of a Century Anniversary Savings of 4.50 to 17.50 on Thousands of Suits and Overcoats R two-thirds of a century there has been accepted in ready- for-service clothes, standards of fabric, styling, workman- ship and value. Through progressive stages of evolution all but the last named have passed, but the production of values has been bound by chains of short selling and producing seasons, and an average of twenty per cent. of idle time each year,—all of which has mitigated against increase in value. Here then is the cause of this celebration, the first evolutionary, yes N \ Kesners Stand up Ser Forest Nelues WAV Ladies’ Kid, Cape and Mocha Gloves—In Pique and P. X. M. and overseam; silk lined and un- lined in 1 and 2 clasp fasteners; full assortment of colors and sizes, in- cluding Black and White. This| glove is fully guaranteed and | fitted to the Fand. $1 00 Special....00...... @ Kid Gloves for Girls—These come in ne ee Ve orn one row embroidery; 2 isp fas- Leners. Special. scscesine 69 Boys’ Kid Gloves—1 clasp fasteners, in shades of Tan and Brown, 59 Pique vewed. Special... ... Ic Men's Overseam_ and Pique ona hagh sate Nig bin! and pear Back Stitched. “69. / S = ia = | only. Value $1.50. Special | | ‘ Hosiery | Women's Silk Hosc—Pure silk, full fashioned, double soles, deep silk garter top, black and colors. | $1.00 value, special for Women’s Silk Hose—Boot hose, Fifteen Distinct Models, some of which are illustrated, will be put on sale to-morrow at remark- able reductions. All are made of fine batiste or lawn and all of these models are adaptations of new Parisian importations. In marking them at 95c we feel that even a description is unnecessary because you will be here early to make your choice. Briefly, however, some are trimmed with Cluny lace and insertion; lisle garter top, full fashioned, some with imitation Irish lace yoke and medallions, while others revolution: step in higher value production since the making of ready- double soles, high spliced heel, the have Valenciennes insertion combined with embroidery, and aie, clothes began, the development of hundred per cent. productive Cun of the toil wie Bisck and still again others are all over pin tucked. Kimono or long street “Ys ‘a ” , sizes 34 to 46. This is one of the events which our open- To you this means a material addition to your purchasing power, it Mevavecien ee Seami ing announcements promised —a truly sensational sale ate. { > means standard qualjty at prices that upset all past conceived ideas of worth double toe and hele, black, ee and cost. | tan, gray and navy, value 10c ay for 2 NeNGChCliseta ia sete %.. Men's Silk Hose—Double heels and | toes, black and colors, run of the mill; value 29c, for. . . 19¢ Girls’ Satin Lined Coats Girls’ Corduroy Coats—Lined throughout with Satin, with deep round collar and cuffs of Broadcloth, straight back two-piece detachable belt all around. Cut full and Come,—see for yourself values such as the Smith Gray & Co. stores have never seen. for Overcoats— standard for Suits that are stand-| \ ul ini i kets. Colors—N Bi and 15.50 27020100 '& 22.50 valuee. 4.9.90 20.00 & 22.80 valuces I] Men's SeshinereHoseBluck and] ivrde Green in tzes 6 to le ee ow 2 $9.95 for Suits that are stand-'! for Overcoats—standard | of the mill, value 29¢, for... L9c| Girls’ Cheviot Coats—Of good warm Cloth; full length model with pointed sailor 18.5 ard 22.50 & 25.00 values. 18.5 22.50 & 25.00 val |] Women’s Cotton and Lisle Hose— collar of contrasting broadcloth; single breasted; finished with bone buttons; en- a o je . 25.00 values. | Fast black, seamless and velope bag of broadcloth trimmed with silk cord and tassel will be given 99.5) for, Suits that are stand- for Overonateatandatd || Gguble heel and'toe, value yy | withevery coat. Sizes6to 14. Special........... eet dealt ie $5.75 jo! ard 27.50 & 30.00 values. 73.5 27.50 & 30.00 values. Women's Hose—Silk lisle, gauze| JUMior Coats—Of Cheviot, full length, handsomely tailored, with large round collar |‘) for Suits th d- . Weight, black and tan, run 4 and revers of broadcloth and trimmed with self-covered buttons. be or Suits that are stan: ment, | Bip) | ' t $11.75 BS for Overcoats—standard of the mill, value 25¢, for. LOe Sikes 18,.15, 17; Special.’, asso aces nnemecariawmamaina Ieee » ( e ard 32.50 & 35.00 values. | 7, 32.50 & 35.00 values. ; (PAM MMAMMMMMMMAMMHAA Here, in assortments all-embracing, you will find all the new grays, browns, Ox- A Sale of Stylish Skirts As pioneer producers of higher grade tweeds and serges, in new and exclusive roll and many exclusive Smith Gray & a point where to-day they are a recog- There are fabrics of all weights, in- fords, Roman and heather blues, neat | ready-for-service overcoats Smith Gray & ca) "Sie Hundred Rog: #5) 145) mixtures and solid colors—there are) Co. gained a lead which the passing of [& ular $7.50Skirtsat © © velours, worsteds, Saxony cassimeres,| two-thirds of a century has developed to (Ca) | This ia a most opportune event, weaves from the world’s best mills. nized standard, No matter what your | ‘ extra skirts are in great demand, The style range—the most comprehen- | thought you will find .t reflected here— An oo pur- SN Oe atan One tes ‘ sive in our history—comprises every cor- |¢Very Purpose, need and requ.rement be- | chased by ue at a most advan- thing for. walking in the winter rect good style, including Enqlish sof. | ing anticipated. tageous figure. ‘There is no dia- alush, deurable to mond weighing less than 1-16 of because at this particular season ng wear under a fur or an: coat. We have ten styles ia tite colleen IARI CARE , ° 5, karat in these_pins and some, Co. models, in all sizes and styles: for|cluding the popular warmth-without- ‘ dT a men, bene men and boys. readied weight, in every correct and may dis- a sar clbans fler¥ traven ened Dh cat elgg ll tinctive models—box, semi-box, extreme | solid gold mountings. Choice, are tailored in Is best | possible H ae DEPARTURE the Eint fitted backs, ulsters, motor coats, Rag- | Extraordinary Sale of Hats Tomorrow Ben Gein as Uuerana imenner and fit and bao parece, 01 wi ‘le 7 i | Ww. earl) ia. H G een en accordance with the Smith lans, guard coats, single and double: | These are women’s ready-to-wear hats of silk velvet in a for Saturday only... —De waist bands, lengths 36 to 40. ra Everywhere and regularly sold at pleasing varicty of styles, trimmed with folds, drapes, ears and rosettes of velvet and silk; in black, navy or brown, solid colors and combinations with attractive loreteds Panamas We $8.00 to $12.00. ; y t Sesiped In this lot is also included a very good in extra eises. ) 5 Policy, instead of waiting| breasted convertible collar models, as until the end, of the season, all broken | well as those deservedly popular in Eng- sizes will be disposed of as rapidly asjland and on the Continent. Choose at they occur. will from meltons, velours, worsteds, xf) ‘ Hi shades i savi for 18.00, 20.00 and 22.80] vicunas, Elysian Heras and the finest Slatkenonenet Senta ee eaunaye® $1.45 sup: moaturday Neckwear Specials ‘| Guite and Overcoat of foreign tweeds and freizes. There is N i - Spec y at. . _, Lace Collars—Of real Irieh, in sailor and Quaker | in Syrian spangled ecarfe of handsome Aas and Orereostay every caer, fom ightes: grays to dark moa, Mtanwfactare's, Sarmple Line of yarfect untried ats comied “sbi lander de, Regular sae S30 | Genta ets fo ask and aver and wie ial se ct ford all he pete, sta fay Mtacrepdeget crept ocr nice | Sy ats. 91.98 « $4.98 | i wa ; v - velvet hats in combination scratch crowns in soft effects. @ ‘ Si ; Styles to 16. 5 for 25.00, 30.00 and 32.50 | ford and tan shades, and the always safe _ Values from $1.75 to $2.45. Special for Saturday............... $1.15 Knittca PE ghd i Was se cae: sit uss | please every taste. Single and double frills. "Some eV Suits and Overcoats. [black and blues. All sizes, styles and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Willow Plumes—In black and white, at. RS SOP HTOAY Te: ae bes tenper with fine Val. lace, Hats in a great variety at.. hand knotted, three ply, All styles ane colors, all sizes but not|models, for men, young men and . a d a yk A « ' These are most! velvet, trimmed lity. 23 inches long, French Maraboute~-Four hundred of these in black at, in all styles. boys. with attractive rosettes, bowsand drapes| tended’ width, “This “sa. practical ‘tole and cape ‘style, Irom five to | each......ce se... LOC, 49e, 2 be and 98e _ of pretty materials, This is certainly an Semonstration of the exceptional in- J Dat Oy sails UD inal Values. | Net Guimpes—In fashionable assortment, long or exceptional ‘tunity, resenting a: t p ff constantly. . Special for ur- ge i About One Thousand 40.00 & 45.00 27 50 If] {doce real G1.00" 10° BERS “valuce at| Valee GO DO eee eee Gay, YOU ObOE-AErtoesrens.- cee tic soo thatthe eta Rasne ted Galea ate Fine Silk Lined Dress Overcoats, « thio price. Saturday. Mee 1. SOD Saturlay Nookwanr Spacials—Néw Freach'creationnde Wareday at ttt ete ee oP tay Here are the finest vicunas we produce, tailored as only Smith _~ i Gray & Co, tailors can tailor fine overcoats, lined with luxurious Mervel- , —spemimaracanid The Sale of Shirts You Wanted lieux Silk, lain blacks, Oxfords, neat subdued two-tone stripes in , _ Tn the) right ge browns, Oxforels and Cambridge—four distinct dressy models. Another Big Sale of and at the right. time, to-morrow, Saturday ei This sale of Boys’ Suitsand Purzishings— Fall Hats— ak Derbies & Soft Hats i $i 1 5 a | Overcoats— Specia Special Saturday Shoe Sale | For to-morrow's selling we Values, at, DReAeD _pepegrs el Special WALKING GLOVES—made | FRENCH SOFT HATS—here 1,000 Pairs of Women's 83.00 foreseen. 8 Seanaut ofa ea ie eas S 34 especially for Smith Gray & Co, | are vorid’ . an 5 Lig! rado whole stock, otherwise it tions. For ei i K m4 13,59 to 15.00 10.00) 2st” for Smith Geas are the world's finest forcign Bhoes—in Kide Dongola, | wuld ‘he imo, ty tions, toe 6 a 4 value overcoate... e' -of selected cape, silk ‘sewn, | soft hats, excelling in lightness Gun_ Metal, Velour, if ' ad 15.00 to 18.00 13. 50 hy all the mare desirabl 2 of weight and clearness of color | and Patent Leather Colt, in sell these fine hats at such | PANTRY con's newer 1.80." regular V8 1.00 | any soft hats made; all are ah Cuban, ie Mela. heals, stl Sd low prices. | ‘ RIG ie is ny OY PO eas a} . ean es; There are telescopes, al . and: most favored designs, ct | FALL SHIRTS in many new | Ken from our regular stock | all ulzen. ‘Every pair of then Epes se Fe eg ee which 4 * on our eR BTOAEL. gory Hh patterns and color effects— | and are standard 4,00 2.35 shoes was made up to sell Be taentieg teva , § <= » | teasthem ¥ Collars Gaubie Drenaies moceis: plain and pleated, coat 85¢ and 5.00 values ...... | at the above prices, and we bios In endows var iety Mi a. |] . 1 quality H , olives in ‘plain. weaves over-| Models; values to 1.80 DERBIES AND SOFT HATS, positively susrantee | high-class regular 62,00 und al enetiaam 1% “also establisies the fact that they are regular &! ; plaids and London Club check, | FA'.L, SHIRTS -made espe- | in all the nw Fall and W'nter | x $1 95 $2.50 values q 6 Ce as? || rms of neat desira ures and strioes; ta ; PO a number of plaid back de: | ciauy’ for this anniversary offer- | blocks, the greatcr number of | od. BVO caters atic” | style with double French tached, All sizes te ae signs, in warmth-without-weight | ing, In a broad assortment of all | which are full 3.00 values, The | 3,000 Pairs of Men's $3.00, mares \\ \ and sleeve lengths for oi. | a: fabrics, the newest effects; excellent fab- | balance ar ers’ samples | $4.00 and $6.00 Smart \Q) | bet These s of the highest grade French Flannel, 4 NORFOLK AND DOUBLE f and a fow | Ol which half BU Aold gather. aidel: racks imported ¢ © our own order.” Designs are exclusive ” y BREASTED SUITS, in all the f conte slight but une Value $8.06 $5.00) syst ith attached French culls. @ 7 j new Fall shades of brown and | pleate 8 noticeable 1S if! . 1 sizes and ths for....., ar he he ‘ay velours and tweeds, : . | ; oO \ther, 24 und 26 inch straps | Lot 4 These are pleated, laundered cuff ‘shirts, ~All the t Gilues up to12.80.... 2000 i ‘ eats Hi les, hoe i aand catch tenn ie eae uobby tall patterns; side and box pleats, according to patterns, Mf : uy “SI 908 $2 90 ane eat a6 70 {ihest materials and workmanship, Coat style, 1 ae | Brooklyn Stores Open Until 9 P. M. | F PL JUS doce luc $6 tee $3. cufis attached; all sizes and all sleeve lengths, for.. $1. 5 4 - ¢ wife ¢ shanice oy Saw Buc with weed | Block Planes—! m a i, ' Two Brockn Stee: Your Charge Acount Is Solite Te Ser Yak Sor Hardware tor the Housewife and Mechanit SS Tage | MEM tear le al St re Fate St atFaiat - Srnith Gray & Co, en RE Pam | outenn acres nie Epa | _ GAUdaii cy cepenstearrs tn © Sha, MOG Bt Value for 19¢ | © the ‘ 23¢ | Family — Grindstonee—6 inch; Broadway at Bediord Av. y Sth 21th & 28th Sts, Utey ake: tno | ae | Anes, Sick |” Value 98¢; faturdaysersses..22) ODE ‘i “12¢] re) ee "9g 4 «| Furnace Scoope—No, 2 else, with 29 1 sin 65c | “handle: value sc; Saturciay™,.- 49 0 inch 1 en Saturday 50c H/F) Hat and Coat Hooke—Value per dozen; Saturday, dogen...... 22nd and 23rd Streets. J. L. Kesner Co., Sixth Ave 106. re a