The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1912, Page 12

Chauffeur Daly Accused lead of (ORPloved at tie TL and ©. Garage, ty Bandit, Gang That Rot Poker Players at Gain SUTEN” ADMCE FROM GRAND UY Not Running Mayor's Office or Police Commissioner's Job, He Writes. on - ——_ oe + eh cm iit ea DYNAMTE SPREADS RUIN. re 6 of the four men who | Shattere Me A game in te an oof the wa iis possewston o iscouraging to the 4 Juries refuse y tae on sufficient 8h t Hon then turn about and ay the police are to producing more evid WHY FAIL TO INDICT?] SS9%8, Sivt'very we known wt f Yours went wiih of flame thirty or more fect in helgh Scores Rejection of Testimony] tetore tne Grand gury to m & prima facie case. on Gambling Even When Vorg, Waly, youre, j . Ma) re it Tools Are Seized. siiigsallRsticaaiaas THREATEN CHICAGO STRIKE. , i Mayor Gaynor objecta to Grand Juries] ciitcaGo, Pav. ® mAfter a meeting of a pint an ; eAvising him, Ina lettar to Clerk T-| the lenters of the treet car men's union | ward R. Carrol of the Court of General the following statement was al street railway | surface and ele dered tn Chienso | Seasions the Mayor characte sentment of the Jan Affecting gambling, Broadway at 34th Street k unless James B. | fena saris wend Hogarth, supariutendent of the Chicago | Smart Tailored Apparel g fetes ast paps Ratiways Company Is removed: from the | Pp | . operating Vremdent John i Tarrant citcues Justin, aoe corvata | mtoe ago Tailwaye Com- | for Misses and Small Women f | ap haan dlr ee : pany, who arrived tn the efty from that they not edvise him. Ile anys, too, that Grand Juries have no authority in ! jaw to advies the Mayor. ‘The occasion for the Mayor's comment | arose when he received @ letter from Clerk Carrol) informing him that the Grand Jury had found @ presentinent @ Very effective contributions to smart tailored apparel are these new tailored suits and dresses, to be offered tomorrow at appre- ciative concessions on conservative values. Admirably adapted to immediate wear, they are a link between seasons, combining Winter serviceability with the newer lines of early Spring models. The prices are particularly low for merchandise so especially high, but this is a phil eg a ae of a department long identified with the exceptional in Misses’ apparcl values. Second floor. Misses’ Tailored Suits, of whipcords and men’s wear serge, in navy, gray, tan or white. Dressy or strictly tailored models, handsomely lined with plain or changeable peau de cygne. Ten very attractive models. Ages 14 to 18 years. Value 39.50 special at 29.50 Misses’ Serge Dresses, made of men’s wear serge and hairline stripes, in navy, black or white. . Tailored, braid-trimmed models, with yoke and cuffs of lace. Ages 14 to 18 ycars. Value 25.00 special at 16.50 Morida during t! e any atatement until he had con ferrea With the men, 1tWwas learned that President W. D. day, hae refured mployer ng with 4 Fequested the return of the ¢ q@riticized Grand Juries af stated f\ GRAND JURY NOT POLICING \ hag LIPS EASILY CURED: : In & eubsoquent letter to Mr. Carroll \ the Mayor gives his views again aa fol- P om Pi _ i tomy: Dentist Uses Resinol Ointment : 1 beg to acknowledge receipt of Bi duente A . your letter of Feb, % transmitting Regularly in His Practice to me a copy of @ presentment of the Grand Jury, which they re- had spent abers of During the cold wea quested should be eent to me. The | Le attected with o presentment in that while the Grand 4 Jury was satisfied that certain per Lee ote chernts fons wero guilty of keeping gambling hatwaat ie spol places there was not evidence enough * ‘ ‘ to prove it, and therefore no tndict- » E, Eddy, of La Moille, Mlinois, nd. Sale tomorrow of Apparel for Misses and Girls all remaining garments at clearance prices permit me to aay . that I know of no law which con- etitutes the Grand Jury the adviser of the Mayor or of the Police Com- missioner. Theretore I do not know why the Grand Jury undertakes to ver used for sore lips and bleed. A young ny office to have some is lips were cracked open, and bleeding. 1 applied some of your Resinol Ointment and the bleed- give such advice, Being under no |ine censed. He returned in several days efelal sanction, duty or authority, |to inquire the name of the preparation euch advice i» purely voluntary. It | ised, as the one ely fe no better than if the Mayor or | heal an iia Police Cominiasioner whould intrude |imany cases that 1 have treated with his voluntary advice on the Grand | Resinol Ointment. dury, whose lege! advisers are the “WE. EDDY, D. D. 8. Judge and the District-Attorney, “La Moille, o Tn tho next place, allow me to For all cases of skin affe eay that I am very much se- [Cintment will prove eff tomished to have a Grand Jury [the best results fron @ay that the evidence of one wit- remedy Resin Misses’ Sizes formerly 19.50. . formerly 29.50 close at 7.50 at 10.00 at 15.00 . formerly 35.00. . . formerly 45.00.. . formerly 15.00 Girle’ Sizes formerly 7.95.. formerly 19.50. formerly 29.50 eaptured gambling implements, is [necessary to apply Re: to enable an indict [the cure will be speed to be found. Zam very cor- KF arber's itch, tain they never have received aay [ples, boils, burns an intment, Misses, Boys & Children’s Shoes kheads, (ey tealds, and all each advice from the court or Dis [skin abrasions and affections Wevino sale at greatly reduced prices tomorrow triot-Attorney, Ointment will p icial. It's a loane Fi INDICTMENT® ILLEGALLY |eafe and. sure « q Shoes for Misses, Youths, Boys and Children have been taken from our regular stock and subjected to sharp price-reductions for the lightening of our shelves and the better accommodation of incoming lines. Included are the season’s newest models, and the work- manship is fully up to those standards which have given Saks footwear for young people its reputation for all-round reliability. Shoes for Misses and Children, button models, in gun-metal and patent leather. Former price 1.75....... sizes 6 to 8..... Former price 2.00. .. Sizes 814 to IT.. Former price 2.50. sizes 1134 to 2.. Former price 3.00, . sizes 214 to 51g THROWN OUT, HE SAYS. tue and | ent — it | 0 slres—filt and one ret dress Dept, | ieat Co. Balto., Md: | knows the Resinol Ress in enough the contrary, The evidence of one Witness with the additional evidence | 166, Resinol Ch . Feduced to 1.25 -reduced to 1.45 educed to 1.85 . reduced to 2.25 Shoes for Youths and Boys, Blucher lace models, in gun-metal, patent leather and tan Russia calf. Former price 2.50........ sizes II to 13} ... reduced to 1.85 Former price 3.00........sizes I to 5... ...Feduced to 2.25 Special-—100 pairs Boys and Girls’ Shoes ....... reduced to 1.00 of temperature are dangerous even to people in robust health. Sud- den chillis easily the || forerunner of a bad cold, or worse. When youare travel- ing, or afterexposuretocold, take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey--in moderation. The artificial heat which the pure Fine Fur Sets tomorrow at 24.50 matched muffs and neckpieces. .. .formerly up to 50.00 About 75 handsome muffs and neckpieces go on sale to- morrow at one-half of what they would have cost you a little earlier in the season. With a few exceptions, every piece of fur in the lot is worth 25.00, and 50.00 would be a conservative price for the matched set. But rather than carry these sets over to another season, we have included all of them under a single price for quick selling. So that, to- morrow, 24.50 will purchase any one of these beautiful sets, from a selection which embraces blue-dyed gray fox, Ade- laide chinchilla, natural gray fox and pointed Sitka wolf. Every set is a bargain which we cannot extol too highly. stimulant produces is the best possible means of counteracting the effect Also special tomorrow 100 Black Wolf Muffs....value 12.00... at 6.75 Night Robes and Guimpes for Misses and Children The two following values in night robes and guimpes, both offer a far larger measure of quality than usually comes within the range of such low prices, Second floor. Night Robes, for Misses and Children, Made in a variety of materials and models, and elaborated with laces, embroidery and r.bbons, Sizes 4 to 18 years, Value 1.90 especial at 1.00 Guimpe Wais'e, in tucked medele, Sixes 2 to 14 years, Values 78c and 98 special at 59c and 69c eet At ennai a A NN ET LOTT - Fomine» THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1012 PAVNOR RESENTS vii Seley ve bioe, i : : *e ss “ eee et Condemned. | <— ee ‘Cconomical Food One pound of Rice contains more nutri- ment than three pounds of potatoes or two pounds of average beef. Compare the cost and you will have another , good reason for a better acquaintance with Rice ~the world's greatest food. HOTEL ASTOR RICE fe very finest qualit: Same High Quality ee Motel Actor Coffee STANDARD OF STYLE The final day of the final sale tomorrow Women’s Winter Apparel remarkable reductions due to unusual limitation of quantities in the last day of the clearance @ The last day of the final sale approaches. Tomorrow will be the only day remaining to you in which to enjoy the advantages of this unusual offering. The quantities are so limited and reductions are so liberal that we doubt very much whether a single garment will be left when tomorrow’s business is over. In any event, no further announcement of this character will be published, as newer, rapidly accumulating aggregations of merchandise will dominate the advertising of this department from now on. But take it from us that you cannot afford to forego the many splendid opportunities in this final offering. A two-minute survey of the following figures will enable you to determine that. You may wait a year or longer for the recurrence of such phenomenal values. Fourth floor. 68 Tailored Suits......... eaveeany were 29.50 to 14.50 4 Afternoon Dresses... sere Were 50,00 to 31.50 33 Serge Dresses .were 18.00 to 10.00 17 Party Dresses. .were 25.00 to 10.00 3 Evening Gown: «were 110.00 to 69.00 5 Evening Gown: . were 150.00 to 85.00 4 Evening Gowns «were 200.00 to 110.00 14 Riding Habits. 65.00 to 20.00 6 Riding Breech: 15.00 to 6.00 12 Riding Skirts.. seat 15,00 to 6.75 3 Fur Trimmed Mixture Coat: 29.50 to 15.00 6 Fur Trimmed Mixture Coats... 50.00 to 28.50 10 Black Fut Trimmed Coats 50.00 to 28.50 2 Black Fur Trimmed Coats 65.00 to 38.50 59 Black Broadcloth Coats. 29.50 to 19.50 12 Black Broadcloth Coats... 39.50 to 23.50 9 Navy Blue Broadcloth Coats ...were 25.00 to 12.50 14 Evening Coats. peas «were 29.50 to 14.50 8 Evening Coats. 50.00 to 25.00 16 Velour Coats.... 29.50 to 15.00 10 Velour Coats................45 50.00 to 28.50 9 Velour Coats. . were 100.00 to 75.00 43 Chinchilla Coats -were 25,00 to 15.00 21 Chinchilla Coats were 18.00 to 12.50 18 Mixture Coats. :were 15,00 to 5.00 16 Mixture Coa: -were 20.00 to 9.50 22 Tourist Coats. -were 35.00 to 19.50 4 Caracul Cloth Coats. ... -were 45,00 to 28.50 9 Plush & Caracul Cloth Coats ..were 50.00 to 35.00 900 House & Tub Dresses reduced one-half tomorrow Percales, ginghams, dimities and lawns in striped, dotted, check and figured patterns . formerly 3.00.. . reduced to 1.50 . formerly 6.00 .reduced to 3.00 .. formerly 8.00 reduced to 4.00 ...-formerly 10.00. . reduced to 5.00 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats great reduction sale tomorrow mostly at half prices @ An unusual opportunity presents itself in this sale tomorrow. The major part of our stock of boys’ suits and overcoats has been scheduled for quick selling, in order that the department may enter upon a new season with an absolutely clean slate. With this end in view, the reductions are remarkably liberal, the new prices for the most part showing a cut of a full fifty per cent. from former prices. Not since this department has been running have we ever before announced such liberal economies on the Little Fellow’s clothing. Boys’ Long Overcoats, with convertible collar. Made of English cheviot and mannish mixtures in all this season’s colorings. Ages 8 to 17 years. Values 20,00 15.00 10.00 Special at 10.00 7.50 5.00 Boys’ Chinchilla Reefers, and Overcoats made of fancy mixtures, flannel lined and high collar, button-to-neck model. Ages 2)2 to 10 years. VBINO BOB. ss c05 sc ccsseecees nares ests special at 3.65 Boys’ Suits, made of all-wool fancy mixtures and cheviots, in double-breasted and Norfolk models, Taken from regular stock and considerably under-priced. Value 10,00 special at 4.95 Children’s Suits, made of fancy mixtures, in junior Norfolk, sailor or Russian models, 119 suits in all, Small lots, specially priced for quick selling. Value 8.00...0:scesccrseerereveene .. special at 4.45 Boys’ Blouses and Pajamas Boys’ Negligee Blouses, in new Spring patterns, with neckbands or soft collars attached. Made with the new patent loop, which cannot come untied, Value 75c... fal at 50c, or six for 2.85 ’ Pajamas, an odd lot, made of flannelette or Madras. Sizes 6 to 18 % Value 1.00........ .. epecial at 55c cern nr See ERE A nt Ne EEE I tt: TE ESA EOE MINE CEN INS te SELF-REDUCING ASTIKOP. IMSHAPING 406 14° of EMO No. 406 is espe- below the corset-skirt, s that your thinnest gow will fitsmoothly. No, 408) is the same, only the bi is a bit higher—$4.00. E fast-growing popue larity of Nemo Corsets in PARIS, and their un- doubted leadership in EVERY OTHER fashion centre on both continents, proves that Nemo Corsets are the STANDARD OF STYLE the world over, There is not a stout wom- an alive whose FIGURE may not be GREATLY IMPROVED by wearing Nemo Corsets, In many cases the transformation from a shapeless mass to a graceful form is simply MARVELOUS, No other corsets can ren- der similar service; for no others have the patented Nemo features—nor even a good imitation of them, THE NEW M 4 —not only makes you LOOKsmaller, but actually drives away the fat so that you ARE smaller—$3.50, In Good Stores Everywhere KOPS BROS., Mfrs., New York hearts are made glad By the timely use of a Word Want Ad.