The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1911, Page 12

DWEBDAY, NOvE’ ow ss THE EVENING WORLD, W ASSEMBLYMAN S| SCORED I COURT INERT CASE Judge Accuses Spielberg of Seeking to Intimidate Court Sixt, Avenue, 20th-22d Street * 1868—Established 43 Years—1911 Bilal igeapborter t = Full Stamp Books Worth SURETY STAMES t ’ I, $2.50 in Merchandise Best Quality—-Lowest Prices on Sixth Ave. Every Garment Included in This Pre-Thanksgiving Sale of Women’s Apparel] 12s O'Neill Style Excellence and Quality PLUM PUDDING cial Surrenders, Scriptural writers have told us of the high regard in which Bond Jumper Surrenders. fragrant apices rnd Huscious fruits were held in tel aael Mat N 1 Pi f re Mode: iet jow tells us that the ancient instinct whic! ry O s Ansomblyman Harold Spielberg, of caused men to appreciate these good things was right. Premier And There Are early 10,000 1eces trom Which to Select the Tenth Assembly District, whose Plum Pudding contains them \ e . eer 28e, 80,78, $1.00 Sizes At Prices Averaging Not Less Than 37% Below Regular t Jacob and Rosie Wertz, alleged dis 1H ‘ome tain & ruaed fiver i erterly house Kespein, owed Judtice A FEW OF T E 926 ie 00 Worth of New Stylish a y 6 Court of Special Sessions, f ci ni fer C t. s fF e"Siem “Dien tors whrtman{] romier Panake Syap Premier anita Kcrct Premier Sage ona ee eee, cere Sey And With the Suit or Coat You Will i to call his conduct to the attention of Premier Fruit Se Brewiee poewunaee freee cay Apparel Close To At Or Even ‘ Herta, ‘eho od guintecl ute ta bone. [4] Premier Tomato Catsus Premier Uncoeted Rice Prerulet Gorn Plakee Below Cost ar Need the Proper Headwear—Note the Spielberg, accompa: Hertz and A PREMIER BREAKFAST COFFEE Roasted right through to the heart of the berry in spite of the shrinkage. If we cheapened its quality the cer could continue to sell it at 35c. The present state of the coffee market is behind the new price, 38c. We WILL NOT trifle the latter's Partner, Samuel Rosendach, also a Jumper, walked into the Court of pecial Seasion shortly be- % fore noon, and informed Justices Moss id Velier and O'Keefe that Chief Justice Exceptional Offerings of O’Neill Untrimmed Millinery Every Conceivable Hat Style Is Included and the Prices . Are Scaled to the Lowest Ebb O'Neill Main Store—Hiret Fler. Women's Black Beaver Dress Shapes, for- merly $2.98 to $4.50, for to-morrow only, at. lack Velvet Dress Shapes, formerly at wn... tees “Don't Wait” For if plain type could convey half of the many excellencies embodied in these gar- ments you would understand equally with us just how really meritorious this sale is. As it stands now Russell had readmitted the two defen- dants to $2,500 bail each and asked that ‘ a date be set for the trial. Assistant with its quality. District-Attorney James FE. Smith sug- ' geated Tuesday, Dee. 5. : F53 '|S=FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & CO. nounced, “I'm going to have this case | = : ee Steere — transferred to another Court for trial.” Spleiberg then started to make an ex- planation as to his conduct, which aroused Jusuce Zeller’s ire. “It was your duty to have produced Music by Nahan Franko's Orchestra, Restaurant, Daily — SY 33 Yoors Lradow \f Trthin ) oe Ca Sips Chaufard La. $1.95 $2.25 Each Day’s Special Offerings are Be- the defendants.” shouted Justice Zeller BY Maier f ings are Be- SA NIMO 1 NN Wat ccc ecceg ua eeeeeneae Elie hacecy eee 8 Ne ing Snapped Up by Appreciative Buyers SOE os chien waitee Splelberg then sald his actions were a re . eine FDq $2. . Rolin With: ensue lawyer: a8 ‘tthe Tomorrow Will Be a Most Important Day a, i Ala aaa Fresh Values Miateeahie fee © $2.50. $3.50 and $5 ee Genre etre ahul wel, LRA “nlaees aus tS cudmeees) maeakecneness ame .. 92.50, $3. lefendants refused to appear tn Cour y Sale of Childr immed Felt “Torah nsusnes “ét ie retina of the in This Most Interesting sedutaed'to ia Cat We $1.25 other lawyers to appear in je case. Women's Smart values $6.50 to $8, for to-morrow, at White Marabou Fancy Pom: “Come Early”’ For the buyers are out in full force, larger in number each day, as this sale is the most extraordinary ever launched at this time of the year, “Everybody Says” This Women's Apparel event surpasses any of the past, not to be judged by the ordinary kind of a sale. You are advised to buy now, for the entire season is ahead of you, and prices are lower here this week than they will be elsewhere during the late winter clearance sales two months away. $1.4:75, Will Buy You a Woman's Suit High class in every particular that and others cannot duplicate at loos. coy bane later on, have not been able hitherto. corduroys, French Broadcloths —everything worth having jenn yee ee oe aoselsvelvets. tration showsonestyle. Isn'titsuperb? The others woe all the choice shades. The illus- $1] 8§ °° Will Buy You a Dress or a Frock Never befoce sold under $29.75, here or elsewhere. Stylish enough for any occasion —good to wear anywhere —in velvets. messal : choices. You cannot comoare others elsewh ines, nets, satins, with a range of 100 er It Is good, and an O'Neill Special Sale is always an crengec* Vith this line, You have our word, $12.75 Will Buy You a Superior Coat Not a hand-ne-down, not a left-over from a bankrupt stock; but a genuine O'Neill style garment, such as your husband, a brother, of fianee w and it was cheap at that for this smart garment, : al And About Waists? Yes, They're Included, Too, Thou- sands and Thousands of Them and as a Leader for Thurs- day we Offer Exclusively 385 Magnificent Dress Waists Adaptations from. models $595 sieteines GOCE ..25e up to $1.98 Pre-Thanksgiving Sale of Women’s Corsets O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. All desirable models, suitable for the attractive winter gowns. “La Vida" Corsets, excelon boned, so well known to our patrons, are made of fine imported materials, beautifully trimmed with lace and ribbon; all the advance winter models, will be fitted free of charge, ample sets of hose supporters attached; all sizes; upward from....... $3.00 C. B. Corsets, for the women of fashion, our range of styles is end- less; for stout, medium and slender figures; girdle tops with extra long skirts; ali with garters attached; all sizes; upwardfrom..... 75¢ New Assortment of Winter M: » American Lady, Rengo Belt, P. N., Augustine, R. & G., Thomson's Glove Fitting, W. B., Nemo Self-Reducing, Ferris Good Sense Waists, Reduso, Warner's, Redfern and H. & W. Waiste, from $1.00 to $5.00. Brassieres, boned with walohn and other boning, H. & W., Poiz, B. & J., De Bevoise, Drake, open front or back, hook or buttons, 50c, 75c, #1 and 91.60. Women’s Warm Sweaters Just the Thing to Be Worn Under the Loose Coats on Chilling Days O'Neil) Main Store—Third Floor. Every woman should have a sweater; our store is the place to buy—large stock, great variety, low prices. i (" Women's Sweaters, $4.98 Heavy weight shaker knit, collarless, white or gray shades. Women's Sweaters, $2.98 Worsted yarns, fancy stitch, neatly finished, white or gray. | Women's Fancy Sweaters, $6.98 \ Fine worsted yarns, white with striped effects, the newes! novelty. Women's $2.50 Sweaters for $1.98 | i i ’ : Women’s Knit Underwear \ | | EX-CONVICT NEARLY MAKES SLEUTHS HIS “CON” PALS. Two Brooklyn Detectives Join His Merry Party Until He Tries | to Cash Check. Having performed the feat of selling | nboat which he didn't own in ereby earning two and one-half ree board at Sing Sing, Richard MeCarthy-O' Brien, on the police lists as a premier “smooth guy," posed In a Rrooklyn restaurant jast night as Warden Kennedy of Sing Sing Pfleon and absorbed many drinks that Central Office Detectives Mealli and Markey bought for him, When the manager of the restaurant Introduced “Mr. Kennedy" to the de- tectives they were pleased to meet him, A Pleasant party f ‘ed yin arden Kennedy" proposed cashing $100, The restaurant. mana In the first place at 9 o'clock we place on sale the following wonderful bargains from our great Chicago purchase: A Weber Upright at which cost ‘when new $550.00 Markey had a hunch, excused himself and telephoned to Capt. Coughl at vy “ " A , 1 tha Brooklyn.“ Putloe " Headuuacters t Tone unusuclly fine. In splendid repair throughout. Not on sale til! Pook. EF Fourth Figor. Coughlan knew Kennedy and described him. ‘The Mdn't ft the en, A Steinway Upright for #135. This isan unheardof price fora Steinway in such excellent condition. Positively will not be sold to a dealer. arthy O'Brien wax arraigned {n the Adagns Street Court to-day and held forthe Grand Jury on & charge of attempted ry i Frentined ae sor megrchand be had been & A Mahogany Bradford Up-|A Good Toned Pease Up- | Rogues’ Gallery and No. 25? im the right for.............$100, fight for......... - $60 Brooklyn archives. 1 PN oh dostal ba | A splendid pinno for a beginner. A Good Waters Upright|A’, Fine Fischer Upright for........ set eeeees 975| It's seldom we can offer such ex- And sco res of other bargains to-day.|treme value. sin for some one, —— i “JACK THE CUTTER” DEFIANT | Suapect Cai By Woman tn Sub. | way Refuses to Make Defense. | For several wecks past, sengers in subway trains have been troubled by “Jack the Cutt | cut strips of fur from thelr disappeared in the crowda. In Margolin, @ Tossian, of No, 1 son avenue, the police believe havg captured the miscreant Every {nstrument Fully Guaranteed for 10 Years. Special Terms: r 30 Days’ Free Trial—After thoroughly satisfying h yourself that you have secured the greatest itd $1.00 value possible, begin payments as low as ca | Made of worsted yarns, plain weaves; white. gray, navy, tan and red shades. a week j mas ohuahe iow! tt tno pies On the Same Terms—we ask you to inspect by Miss Rao Livingston of N Wert One Mudra ana “rorssnty | | the NEW AUERBACH PIANO at street in the act of cutting her sale $175.00 O'Nelll Main Store—Third Floor, Large stock of imported and domestic, at prices that should throng our underwear department to-morrow. Women's $2.00 Union Suits at $1.50 White ribbed half wool union suits, silk finished, high neck, short or long sleeves. Women's $1.50 Union Suits at $1.00 White ribbed uni: Marwolin! to-day in the Court of ay natest valuc. » in Ni y Reecitt Nendione retuecd te tale Dyas The greatest valuc.for the money in New York. Regularly sold for #100 more, the testimony of Miss Livingston he was remanded to the Tombs pending tn- vestigation, ’ jon suits, one-third wool, silk finished, high neck, + long or short sleeve: kle lengths. Women's $1.00 Union Suits at 75c White ribbed cotton, fleeced finish, long sleeves, ankle lengths. Women's Swiss Ribbed Merino Finish Vests, Silk Trimmed | Low neck, sleeveless or with short sleeves, 69¢. that have sold for double our Mtice Ol. oj cise vssua wees BAA There are also some messalines, chiffons, marquisettcs, lingeries, laces and nets offered at this price that formerly sold at $7.95, all of which are included, HOLZWASSER'S| V'GS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK «: Al OWED ON ALL CASa 5 Kis 7 Closet } £ | [ j BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINSs G Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Women's Swiss Ribbed Merino finish. high neck, short or lonz sleeves, 85¢. H “SONGS WORTH HEARING: “Looking for a Girl Like You,” Sung by Georgia Caine “Annabelle Jerome,” . Sung by William Danforth “The Lily and the Rose,” Sung by Ethel Cadman Special Sale of Ladies’ Gowns THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. 23RD AND 24TH ‘This home consists of the a and ts on exhibition in our w - Our Liberal Credit Terms 3 % $50 Worth $3 Down t zn. $75Worthgo " fF © $100 Worth $10.00 Down f $150“ $15.00 * “Oh! 20,” * $200 “ $20.00 “ Oh! Remzo, | wEeraAy $300“ ($30.00 “ $2.75 Se atatet | Sung by Shirley Kellogg wenn 4 Brain “ses || “Mary Carey, coorsla Cal | wrrre ror GRAN RAPIDS FURNITURE 5 <0oMs | a ee ee OUR 1911 ~~ Everything for Housekecpin: meee CATALOGUE Hast ila papel a $148 THE COLLECTION EMBRACES EXCLUSIVE COPIES OF THE LATE PARISIAN MODELS, INCLUDING A SPECIAL PUR- CHASE OF 150 SAMPLE GOWNS FROM A LEADING 5TH AV. DRESSMAKER, ONE AMERICA'S FOREMOST DESIGNERS, tS RPE TE IRON EEE Gowns suitable for afternoon and evening wear, Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Velvet, Chiffon 28.00 and Embroidered Nets, beautifully trimmed and embroidered, in black and prevailing colors and Regular Values, $45.00 to $75.00 il 38.00 os . ” Moonlight, Sung by Shirley Kellogg GrorGia Ca INE in the Big Musical Comedy Success