The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 14

NE eT ee -" yeaa * THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913, CONEY OWNERS sais BY ITALIAN CRUISER, aNAL A ASHO KERS; PATTERN MODEL OFFER CITY SITE. Hying’ White Fig,” Piemonte’ James McCreery & Co. 1,000,000 RIDE IN THE SUBWAY ON WEEK DAYS Crew Captures Launch of Thornycrott & Co, 23rd Street 34th Street JTODE: TDA, Red Sea, Jan. %.=T | ~~ FOR BOARD WALK © ot the Red Bea for | On Tuesday, January,.the oth veesels ca "| d to Turkish {troops tn nine inlles ‘trom this y She lowered a boat fying tin e fag which en- ered the ‘ of} aT Commissioners, In Report, Say etki Men Willing to Give, tn " ptured a mott!) CORSET DEP'TS. 1 Both Stores. More Are Getting Seats | Up Ocean Front if Munici- number’ 0 ane Sale of La Vida Corsets. i : rkish Government f Nowadays. | pality Does the Work. snus eurvice and thie email craft ; | ap about to be handed over for the New Spring models, made of satin | sathe purpo , The Pudito Bervice Commission to-day | Expressing their willingness to cede] LINERS ‘REPORT B ay Wir era | finished Coutil with three pairs of hose Prepared @ statement showing the| , (xm |to the city alt right und tite to the! eeamer Pring Friedrich Wilhelm, supporters attached. 4.85 amazing growth in subway traMo, tn- | ocean front on Coney Island, whteh | premen fc v York, 19% miles east | value 8.00 dicative both of the value of the new ye vont ‘ they own, ff the city will build a mim!: sandy Hook at 245 A. M. Dock about dea! and of ‘te tmportance ) Insise | Jj kl cipal-owned boardwalk, several Coney | 4.0 | jo of the elty, A summary FRowt Breh Island business hen have written t 7 %.--Steamer Olympte, La a rae area lows in the history of the subway for mont! the traific in December inst averaged 1,000,000 passengers a day, counting Sun and Christmas as haf days, Tho t sales for the month aggregated on Sundays is about on puainess days ft is fair to count Sundays and Christ- Mas ax haif days, On this baste there were twenty-clgit full days in I her, and for these twenty-eight days the average traMec was more than 1,000,000 ; passengers per day f the heavy trate thy a commodations provided were better than before in the moi This 1s shown by t Comptroiier Prendergast. They do not rhourg and | want @ private concern to “gobble up niles west at 2.90 A. M. the boardwalk enterprices to the detri-| 4 11.99 A, M. Wednes- | SHIRTWAIST PATTERNS. 1m Both Stores, | ment of public interests. The Comptroiier 1s Chairman of | = =| Exceptional Values. jcommittee of the Board of Estimate) PATTERN GASED OW 6 ym MoDER jappointed to consider the Coney Island] boardwalk project and he has already ~: ¥ + i ot i astanded to Weld potiie hearinge in bis Hand-embroidered Batiste with Irish office, The first hearing will be held on lace. * 1.75 to 4.75 —— ee —| Feb. 7 at 11 o'clock, President Jobn STON Evalue 3.75 to 9.50 Purroy Mitchel and President Steers of ( eid | ORCUTT GROWS WEARY Brooklyn are the other embers of the Hand-embroidered Voile: 3.75 to 5.50 | YANKING FOLKS AWAY Board watt Comsat es. ; a value $80 to 7.50 1 | ne Comptroller hag been engag | FROM WHIZZING TRAINS. |eirougn his engineers, for the last acv- ee ae Jeral months, In making a thorough tn- | lw. ants, Lackawanna Compelled to| vestigation of t tuation and condl- Ficws at a time we to the mile Co Islan He / Py 2 baal Put Gateman at Brick ubine at mc ARR LACE DEPARTMENTS. I Both Stores. : eae fic tooan| | a on 4 Yi ii } | Churein Crossing. ‘front. Surveys have been made ARR . ; her tant war 400 ay in be |” ¢ A, en a : i IN | If Horatluy was a hero, what's Ore |i be. be TROTIHe: OBIAREPOTIOE: oh thal Notch COLLAR An attractive showing of Imported 646 int vor, 1908, and 6 | I , , / Peg, cuit? With two people to help him) gay of the hearing, He has personally : i i i ETN ate \ \g Horatius Kept the Urge against Tare eee oe ee een and. cons 7 to put on, easy to take Shadow Laces in matched sets, including | otf, easy to tle the tle | fa | Vorsena and © beggarly handful of sol-! Grants, Peadody & Company, Maxers, Trey, Jalers, For that they wrote pootry traffic of more t December, 1911 . but to He says certain plans of cons yet, comm! Insertions, Edgings and Flouncings. proportion ¢ plete iets GG allay Ges ‘advantage would ac- |= = Sale of 45 inch Shadow Allovers in couplet abou reutt of Br , § eomber, when only 1 ‘ 5 ‘K}orue to the island by the building of a , congers wore carried, Church, Nod, who han plated himgeit | young wat Dut he will Inelat It bo 8 YOU WANT dainty designs. 1.00 to 3.50 per yard. The Decemier traffle in GUA Reaele rare | aerate eer ce K for all the people, without| Serviccable Hosiery — Sightly | exceeded the ned traftt | whole Lackawanna Kallroad. ion of concessions to any pri-| ——with th thin ¢ — » right feel about it el ited 1 in Manhattan Orcutt, whose New York offices aren } a oe ree ! t ioeen by more than 16,9 figures No. #4 Broad street, says he's dad-| iduals, other than those re and above everything else tel No. te dined inaving ‘people'e tives’ tay | Barded as atrict necessities, | DEPENDABLE. KIND. cs pticundan is ‘ H making the Lackawanna, that's spending $27,000,.| ‘The boardwalk is planned to be a fine | | SOROSIS SHOES. 1m Both Stores. Interbor bio to increase profita and yot won't put | {Reroughfare extablivied beyond the | t nit Company to the in one watchman at the Brick Church |!0¥ Water mark and un b: : Public Servico Commission and Board | | Depot. Famshackle structures upon it or near Annual Sale Continued. of Estimate to construct, equip and| Operate the new aubway aystem, The! erigina! document wae completed sat- day, and it wa) jay that | } dd rhitted ttn Seierday gathering of traction officials. ' It is the present plan for Pres! ‘T. P. Bhonts to ond the letter to public officials to-day, ines BANK MEN DENY FRAUDS. Two hundred trains whiz by Brick be Church every day, Orcutt writes to the Publitc Utlites Commialgon, and he and|>Y Winter's storms HO ERY ‘ b The walk, {t {8 proposed, shail run} ‘or ie omen and Children. | : ; | trorning ot, vaing Misnputannup: aed Sivas Oa IFS trent Heer, Ute) oe Combines all essentials: | and Slippers. 2.95 and 3.85 per pair |aown the tracks, Sil cine of Ga cea Roms stare oomae| | ee We best quatities. | former price 4.00 to 7.00 “Many a one,” he says, “I havelAs a recreation thoroughfare, the| Silk, a lisle, dull lisle, cotton | SS is B d Oxford: snatched back anyself or shouted at Just |Comptroller, an well as other city offl-| and cashmere; all colors and Men's Sorosis Boots an ords .... i oa ong, Mz |Shtttcatat” RacSagensn ge | weehta; from 886 to—well— 3.85. per pair 4, however, Is regarded as an ob- one ask your retailer. | Women’s Sorosis Boots, Oxford Ties All queations com | Bet made with enirrings and pu would be pretty, wh. der @ | Narrow escape! stacle, but {t 1s advanced that the ex- former prices 5.00 and 6.00 | <‘ Plead sot} cerning desi9n®| pints on onch should ¢| Orcutt app to Gov. Wilson, but | Kons’ might. be borne by assessment v6 Oren annot supply and materials of | Reavy ince edged with a bias bend of | the Governor sidestepped covering a large area, Cpe, etal Guilty to TI dictment. Saree would effective, while | declares that conditions Several citize Who indorse the | the heavy lace| ure even worse than they aro at Briok | boardwalk plan will speak at the public “ye tuck of the Church. hearing. dreas hould be) addressed to th ho wi Merbert T. Jennings, President, and RUBENS & MEYER, Aamuel K. Raymond, cashier, of the in. solvent Mount Vernon N 1 Bank, | 23rd Street 34th Street in an FURNITURE DEP’T'S. In Both Stores, communica / : terial and trim with white covered ! additional indictment charging misapp!- | torus for dectgne mings and Taymond, and the one (> ¢9 work out patterns, é Nw James McCreery & Co.’ 0, and this money is alleged to have! of the different pieces of the pattern piece skirt. It does not neste oh : mond’s wond is $10,000, | t Dust line with tiny buttons on the) / j ' | 10N. ITS. If, M.—the pale blue could usual prices. | Be ee eee Ricks eck co DESCRIPTION at natural sleep. The Children's Panacoa—The Méther’s Friend, | edge of the tunic and sleeves, as is herewith shown, | string of tiny rosebuds could Fashi: Editor appeared to-day before Judge Hough in| Af The Evening & the Criminal Branch of the United | World. No pat- | pancie om tates District Court to plead to an} Mak taxa te eite awalent W Grand Jury Dec. 2% last against Jen-| ton furntaned it te a etmple matter | Which Thay pieaded ‘not ult ory | Se et tictoe feature of giao et "mie ate 2 wi CstoriA {s a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and The fraudy are said to aggregate tam,- | M8 department ie the iItustration | “ye mus could be made, with & two Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor been sunk Or President Jone necessary for the making of the gar- «-\ other Narcovic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays si idan alae tail iv out on $5,000 ball ang © =| A 0 LT easily the at- waist, : : : Cc ei iad nd | tian oer ine ‘eine"seared onc Poverishness, For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief REV. RICHESON EXPELLED, "4° *rrvr# 00 guide i cutting ome@] thlae ofge sing ane aanign, Of CODStipationyFlatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhaa, It | pubis: Paks printed avove would be very becoming regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and Alls Hurmiture|from|ito) to5076) leas; thas fervent Wf Meta th he A dainty suge tion for a graduation Nap Maca oe aS The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over On rag 4 ii Biv wer sally 1 rom the Baptis! fine white batt Mogerte or | fullness e 6 y e | y . Sra) Conerence of econ and mal angie guts aut Then wage ____ | 90 yours, has home the signature of Chas, H. Fletober, and hes been made under | ee fichu and the skirt, which ts slightly around the hips, The belt ts ce banding, which crosses on West Forty-fourth etrect, ton: oner Hellonatein sald he was satl Letters from Prominent Physicians addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. service table, with satin finished brass rails. that Dr. Moom had been partially YY miniters ot that denomination.” is gotten un. “hiainus ot tne materia DOCTOR SMOTHERS IN BED.| his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. | Colonial Dining Room Suites of Rich I } Spaniel ,Chursh of Cambridge, watch ‘fahed with a tiny hom, and form|Weale Heart Helped to 16M Re-| All Counterfeits, Tmitations and “Tust-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with dato? on bey meaeenliae Hin from: membership. ery effective trimming » short Gaval Serse former pr | minors discussed the est" Sesh atevts, he ama cheery te Mita| Dr JM. Moore of oan oh. 95| | and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. Sheraton Dining Room Suites of richly vin vematitching defines the hem of the} # retlred naval surges ns was foun = | figured Cuban Mahogany. Sideboard and | | Fe The Greatest sf e 285.00 per suite eft side and drops dlagonally to Wh segeniaea 4 jothered in his pillow and that his former price 358.00 : P M gut ip where end tape over! Wosk heart had given away under the Dr. Albert W. Kahl, of Buffalo, N. Y., says: ‘‘I have used Castoria in | hi i Hatha E tblicity — b aes ree eng A ie id Qiere Was nothing o my practice for the past 26 years, T regard it as an excellent Meleine | Suimese K Chippendale Dining Room r fichu tn front, sent to Union City where for ekilaren. | Suites of richly carved Fine Mahogany. i peviatiegveedin Dr, Moore's brother ts prestient of a Dr. Gustave A. Elsengracher, of St. Paul, Minn., says: “I Hdve used China closet finished with ornamental gri ' ANSWERS TO QUERIES. bank. your Castoria repeatedly in my practice with gocd results, and can recom- | » grill. 'e os i i . mend it as an excellent, mild and harmless remedy for children,” | 325.00 per suite ; Geile LEAK—MATCH—BANG! Dr. EB. J. Dennis, of St. Louis, Mo., says: “I have used and prescribed i ‘ 7 former price 415.00 of age, Ut} ing atore ’ \ 40.00, 48.00 and 60.00 a . Spring Dr. S. A. Buchanan, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: “I have used your Cas- | former UNSIGNED, Prices'39.00, $8.00 and 72.00 ac Waek baal as aks aalhs te ‘o Poaaa torla in the case of my own baby and fod it pleasant to take, and have | Muhogeny Library Tables, various Oh ae Sates tae ea “Dr. J, B Simgeon, of Clas, ty | model $8.00, 60.00 and ¢ | Sohwarte t, blew out the front of the ir. J. Impson, o! icago, Ill., says: “I have used your Castoria ia iu an 15.00, al + | wto donot the place a BGON BOUL Tek Mises Ot, OreRe more. an att the. Diggs on fire The cases of colic in children and havo found it the best modicine of its kind former prices 59.00, 74.00 and 81,00 very low V frost and back ontlin nfined to the store and the on the market.” | Luxurious Davenports, richly uphol- j about $1,000, , Dr. R. EB. Eskildson, of Omaha, Net., says: “I find your Castoria to bes | : ray stents RESULTS. 3 ules | adyorties HA fire ma it ena ia He | Bee ness and ea onda wiandaré pally Tempedy. Tt ie fhe best ting for infants and chilies 9 stared. mei 5:00,884 200.00 , fo. own good, don't ever o4 the je «| tracted a biz crowd ave ever known and I recommend it.” ' ; ths ha ad forget that mane “a “aa eabachon could hotd the | | ree | Not Narcotic, Dr. L. R. Robinson, of Kansas City, Mo, says: “Your Castoria certainly English Morocco Davenports with loose 9 Soak Volcan” Galen WHIT! , Jan, SCChIl has merit, Is not its age, its continued use by mothers through all these cushion seats. 76.50, 87. 50 and 155.00 i ’ 1] }_ iin clk me the amount of matertal| aver ldren, s andchi years, and the many attempts to imitate it, suMfcient rccommerdation? former prices 153.00, 175.00 Aa 310.00 i ‘ rea the semt-evening gowal and g rand 7 What can a physician add? Leave it to the mothers,” ? WORLD ADVERTISEMENTS Ree aegis tan ea ¢ | Dr. Edwin F, Pardee, of New York City, says: “lor several years I have TWENTY-T TREET s' Were Printed Last Week . two yards of recommended your Castor!a and si:a!! always continue to do go, as it hag TWN Y-THIRD STREET STORE, Invariably produced beneficial results B Hi Mere Than the Herald, Times, Sun, P Dr. N. DB. Sizer, of Brool: N. Y,, says: “I object to what are callod Mahogany Mission Furniture including ; ribune and Press Added Together. patent medicines, where maker gicnre knows what ingredients are put in Chairs, Rockers. Armchairs Armrock : Why does The Wor'd p Gath , Aperfect Remedy iy orm them, but I know the formula of your Castoria and advise its use,” ‘ < ve Abo & ers. advertisements? : ' WORTH KNOWING, Mon, Sour Sion DATe! Cee aye = C AST. re) RI A ALWAYS Settees, Tables, Bookcases and Desks, a One good answer to ti | High ; ' “ 5 peda yd ! 50% less than usual prices is that The World has 4 circulation in goter anker yout White whisk warig, Best Prescription Obtainable for f ness ani LOSS OF SLEEP. % less peers Maw York City, Mornings and Sundays,| tease, see etite Walch conid Backache and Kidneys. " y the Bignature of Mahogany Bedroom Suites in Colonia} Farle Te Hes 0d aan oe San Semmens SOEs te | Mls ball ounce flld sats Buchu and English models, 175.00 per suite if . ft ounce uray compound, six ou Another expvanation is that The! Week “and the) al mind’ Cita Giant dhake bella wall hac JOFMUE. BELEN S444 10 485-00 World prints so many more ads. than ‘Tiny plaitin time and tak totwo ANY OTHER newspaper on earth; that 7 hem spoonfuls af at bed tir c people looking for opportunities to could” also’ Anish the will mix or supply James McCr & Co y ‘ mark, hire, buy, wal, rent, exchange, folee of feah sete jing This mixture will quickly ee ii You ayé ways OU t ad Pi ave lear: rom experience and 4 ieve backache, rheumatic pains, fre- 1 comparison that it's a case of Negeri Ald |queat and highly colored urination. 23rd Street 34th Street 4 w felt wonla advise niking Th tm hove eymptonte of kidaey trouble mu tn Use For Over F380 Years. orld Ads. for Variety. if Me AE" hemlsies"ot etwas icv ordntetn eaev wo —ecscteeslantNin siaiiioaetint a : vist mE RABY IY A eR Pe CN i mai he kaa an) ree