The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1912, Page 6

— “ 5 years, \OCTOGENARIAN WIFE her hushand made the name of T SUBWAY REPORT OF JUSTICE PRYOR oe to | WHO DIED TO-DAY. | Sxtyctour sence nko, a: Chariot WADE-ONLY FOR - SOUTHBROKLYN Big Plan Isn't Touched at All in Transit Committee's Latest Effort. ‘The Transi: Committee of the Koard! Of Botimate has at jast Med a subway) report, but the report Is #lmply a firet ingiglment and denis onty with pro | wieway lines and elevated extensions for the relief of South Brooklyn ‘The big syntemn of subways and exten- done as originally—and stili—demanded f@ Ret touched upon, except In relation te the proposed Ktaten Island connec- bad 1 ‘Fhe report pears out the statement made in THE. Evening World yesterday, | hat the subway territory will be divi- Gad Potwoan the two tranrit trusts, the Brooklyn combination to wet the Broad- way-Laxington route, the Fourth ave-| gee, Brooklyn loop, Broadway and Fifty- ninth otreet, and lines to Astoria and Corena in Queens, while the Interbor- ugh gets the Seventh avenue tine from Forty-second street down, the Lexington | avenue line from Thirty-eecond street @ On4 the Bteinway tunnel into Queens wth branches to Flushing and Jamaica. ia Brooklyn the Interborough is also to companies are sak) to be agronable. Rests for inviting proposals should be as An extension of the present ‘ “ Fourth avenue line from Forty- | Author, One of America’s Fa- tird-etrest as a four-track eubway to @ point to be later determines, | mous Women, Passes Away where connection can be made with an extension’to Btaten Leland, and After Eventful Life. thence aig @ two-track subway to wee fmoreraytn stroot. etalon) AB extension of the Fourth ave- Mra. Noger A. Pryor, author and wife ee eubway through Thirty-ninth [of Justive Pryor, died at her home to- etrect an a three-track subway to | day, No. 3 West Sixty-ninth etrect, at New Utrecht avenue and thencoas | the age of cluhty-two years, For rome & three-treck elevated line to Coney | time ahe had been a sufferer from frumgpand ansemia, and the end was expected. The conferees declare that in coming | Her remarkatie career ani thy fame of WINTER TOURS February 20 and March 5, 101% novo $50) rar vROM NEW YORK [DORs ark en? soe Stags APRCLAL PULLMAN TRAINS no eahnrRis phase Sates inarapes dent td, Now THESE ROBINS GET JAGS. Georgia Bieds Fill Up om “Licker” From Ohtun Berries. LYDBLY, Ga., Feb. 16.—Rovins tn thie vieinky have acquired habits of inso- briety. The “bind ioker" that intox!- cates them is believed to be obtained frem China berries which grow in pro- near here, of the robine that have been im @ "drunken" condition have watohed during the time of their watohere being careful to ests at o fe distance, and it hae observed that in @ few hours the revive and immediately go back to the China berry trees. t oP ‘Witth ave, (Cor, aoe 6 Pennsylvania R. R. YR. Altman & Ca. HAVE IN THEIR BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT AT REGULAR PRICES Boys WOOL SUITS. ., , FROM $6.00 To 15,00 BOYS’ WOOL SUITS WITH EXTRA PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS FROM 7.50 TO 10,50 BOYS REEFERS . . , FROM 5.50 TO 13.50 BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS. =, FROM-s«*1.25 TO 6.00 ALSO GENERAL FURNISHINGS, SUCH AS BLOUSES, SWEATERS, PAJAMAS, BATH ROBES, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STRAW HATS, ETC, AT MODERATE PRICES. B. Altman & Cn. | BRIC-ABRAC, OBJECTS OF ART, ETC, FOR APPROPRIATE GIFTS ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE DEPARTMENT ON THE FOURTH FLOOR WHERE A LARGE | SELECTION IS DISPLAYED OF BRONZES AND IVORIES, | MARBLE STATUARY, BENCHES AND WINDOW SOXES. | ALSO AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF ELECTRIC LAMPS, (QNCLUDING POTTERY, CHINA, GOLD CARVED WOOD, DAMAS. WS BRASS AND JAPANESE BRONZE LAMPS, They ARTICLES OF MAHOGANY AND WICKER ARE SHOWN, COMPRISING TEA WAGONS, TRAYS, MAGAZINE STANDS, ETC. ‘few, o toward clih MNfe ‘ THE BVENING WUKLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUAKY 10, i For Coughs and Colds one on Bhest and peed between shoulder blades, It breaks up the conges- tion (the cause of colds) be- fore it can reach the lungs. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. or SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY High Grade Fur Coats and Furs At One-half Former Prices Quality of Skins and Workmanship Guaranteed. “Rate sentaen 8780 Caracul Fur Coats Tweeeuener ont cae teteonitn 55.00 Mae Fo nS oes Heretofore $125.00 75.00 Ree whan S800 Wa aa,” wenknin OREO RN eee Sreh Cotte crest 145,00 ae ne, Noten a a 08.0 285.00 REI erdteleas ted termes 50500 High Grade Fur Sets Natural Blue Fox Sets Large Pillow Muff and various mode! Lael va aeey $186.00 9 8. 50 Kid Fox Sets ‘i (ayed Sitver Fossa Apna! bag foe oh $110,00' 57.50 White Fox Sets Various model Scarfs. Heretofore $69.50 37.50 Large Pillow Mutts. Heretofore $69.50 37.50 Pointed Sitka Fox Sets Large Pillow Muff. Heretofore $69.50 36.50 Large animal shaped Scart. Heretofore $69.80 36.50 aa 4 aay th aa Heretofore $65.00 35.00 Various model Scarts. Heretofore $65.00 35.00 a id brad hiisg Heretofore $45.00 23 5 0 Long straight Stole. Heretofore $49.50 29.50 Lord & Taylor Founded 1880 Continuing the Important Sale of Men’s Negligee Shirts Imported and Domestic Madras, printed and Mercerized Cloth, coat model, cuffs attached either laundered or French turn back, $1.00 each, or 6 for $5.50 Values $1.50 and $2.00 Fine mporied Madras and Mercerlzed Cloth, coat model, French or laundered cuffs, $1.35 each, or 6 for $7.50 Values $2.25 to 2,50 Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 10th St, ~ — emer ererrrrseretss <> “ FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA AND MLLE. CANTARELLI, RESTAURANT. DAILY © 33 Years Laden of Fathion J oro Corresponden /) mtr igus a SIXTH AVE.19°10 20" STREET. NEW YORK. _- Ba tae Advance Sale An Introductory Style Exposition and Special Sale Which Offers the Handsomest $ and Newest Fashion Ideas. Values $18.75 to $22.50, at the Special Price of 14.75 e ' Cw Tue fashionable young miss will, of course, think first of the new styles and their ee eS An 5,000 Yards of Double Our Ustidl Price i THE heavy French Chiffon Cloth that dr and others find in Just now when the dem: mat rial at less than ¢ profusion for tunic: SON KO White Brown American Beauly Ivory Black Aw am OO irse the cozy, ng warmth of a Chileren “All-wool w AIN FRIDAY G CREAMY CORN,|CREAMERY BUT-SMOKED SAR- NG|TER 1p, ¢rum EANS— far: 9c|NEW HO B a . fats MINNESOTA |MACKEREL,,;2\" put SELECTED || POTA- doy jorter’s_samples, val 10¢ SPRING WHEAT | pai containing 5 1 FLOUR 4 poi. sack... CAMPBELL'S %t%O-CABINET MONO- Bought from # most prominent chinaware im: pay few ama TPC MATO SOUP-!initone oF AM r porte) Wiis ad cae eT taco wee , 1 1, 00 have served their purpose. They comprise hundreds HAMS». wridede' 14ic atcan.... oi OC ting, gal be po} y comprise hun —MesdowINEW HEAD RICE— ¢ of the most beautiful and artistically designed BUTTERINEG.ichnnt [NEW HEAD |] PRE nae) 25c! BONELESS” BACON | DE ral = = Wl ented 0.5 ip AAA Dh A eid Half the Reg AX opportu, Thigh passed by— “It will’ not —11 many days more. OF course we don't need to tell you how gow! this time of year, we sell what's we do want it to rest on your mind v clothes have never—absolutely never Suits 910.00 for Men's Regul $12.50 for Men's Regul Sui 915.00 for Men’s Regular $30.00 Suits Overcoats emphatical! efore been 0 $15.00 for Men's Regular Trousers $2.50 for Regular #5.00 Trousers 93.00 for Regular 86,00 Trousers 93.50 for Regular $7.00 ‘Trousers 94.00 for Regular $8.00 Trousers High Grade Full Dress and e edo Bults,... 501: +15. P ‘ Pail Dress or Tuxeda Suite ames Z d with rare skill our designers have used their arts to fit the styles to the charms | 3 11 .* = features of fashionable exclusiveness and youthful individuality that are the undisputed includes changeable chiffon taffeta, voiles, lingeri the a hand-made laces, 0 IMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FOREMOST STORE Imp.Chiffon Cloth,59c entire 1s, princess slips, ete. The following shades are included in this [= aren IMPSON CRAWFORD Co. RINTH AVENUES POREMOST-S $3.50 Coat Sweaters, $1.98 relcome and timely special offer. appreciated in Wiiter time ris a aeresT f gurment; there is no time it is out Ik Jersey Petticoats, $2.90 of s no time when itis not ease ble rey top im vlack, white, emerald, part of the well-aressed woman's wae ‘wide brown and other wanted colors, with pleated ; z second y flounce and attached pleated ruffle of messuline 43.50 Sweater Coats. $1,908 ilk, Alton model having flounce with. shi x Guaioaei rp iffing and pleated ruffles of messaline sik ala Our Men’s Winter Clothing f winter stocks at half pri $7.50 for Men's Regular 815.00 Overcoats | $9.50 for Men’s Regular 420.00 Overcoats f 912.50 for Men's Regular 00 Overcoats 00 Overcoats | 9.50 | 650.00 Full Dress pr Tuxedo Suitd F stand, bow)s.18 cup, with brees or 1912. Misses’ New Spring Dz: esses adaptability to the important business of distinguishing her personal attractions. ! wishes of youth. CF Third Moor, Put and smartness of the Dresses we don't wan ret to_miss é significance of the special prices we quote In this sale. arly orders obtained itberat rice concessions irom makers and these substantia) savings are yours. We have an ariay of dresses possessing all those thoroughly distinctive ht of New York’s younger set. These sizes, 14 and 16 years, give fittings (nearly vays without alterations) to misses and slender women. Dresses That Show the Latest Paris Ideas Beantiful new frocks in the very smartest of Parisian styles are shown in this large collection, which ie and embroidered nets. The smart taffeta frocks; tly original ityle, are trimmed with macrame laces and pleatings; partic ii ‘ie and net dresses, refined and exclusive in trimming of fine V; je in 14. and 16 year sizes, also edapted to the women of mediu Misses’ Smart Gingham Dresses at $3.95 = Dainty Dutch neck model, smartly ned and prettily trimmed with embroidery insertion and rl buttons 14 and 16 vears, Value s’ Dainty New ) frocks, copies of the more exclusive models, made of embi , washable corduroy, French linen and voiles, Included are stunning mbroidered i ingin tiquelaces, Sizes 14 and 16 years. Values to $10.00. RD CO,, SIXTH AVEN UB'S IST STORK, eS SSS (All the Rest of Our Women’s Winter Coats | $ 5 | That Were Formerly Priced ¥ to $24.75—Some Higher e |All the Rest of Our Women’s Winter Suits | | That Were Formerly Priced Up to $25—Some Higher CF Third Floor. Width FRIDAY—$2.50 W. B. & Princess Corsets at $1.25 These are made oftresvy-routtiand strong batiste, new low bust and extremely long over hips and back. With extra long length over abdomen. Long slender lines, flat hip. Well boned. Excellent for the average figure. Strong wide web hose supporters attached. Deep lace trimmed. Draw string in bust. Every pair guaranteed to wear and fit in all 18 to 30, o> Second Floor. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUF'S FOREMOST STORE Allover Embroidery Combinations, 90c Values up to $2.00 s $1.25 whe, National ys. comprises allover em- d drawer style, tiful embroidered nd quality lawn h t: others are com rtable, pro- sw i i ially ill dust_ruffic 7 VNC Ts ST To x SPOnEN TONE nes Hair Goods A special Friday sale of the newest style hair, dependable qualities at the lowest prices. &> Third Floor, Cluster Puffs of naturally wavy convent hair. Value $5.00; to-morrow...-..... $3.49 2einch Switches—Regu- 20-inch Switch: gu lar hair, Very special. at $3, 5.01 tar hair. al Friday, $1.00 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FOREMOST STORE, ROCERY SPECIALS |/5,940 Pieces of Fine h, just reache al, Allizes ric . $1.32 DINES-8""%"se7%" || Odd Table China LLAND“.- ' TOES wi es from 30c to 50c, at i: wack $14 eee full peck (18 lbay o 38c NE tla My pieces ever sold at this extraordinary price.- Hune dreds will avail themselves to replenish and add pieces to their table. £7 Sixth Ploor,, Woo’ TAGE California Port and - r lar $2.00 tole gi eay tull'a art 40c aa = 2 ea sins Vis's FoREMosT STORES r Prices for All AV \\ \W/ lie Bab Ly that such bigh gra¢ oid at such low prices Copy of a $110 Cut Glass Punch Set About three hundred t | All of these beawiful | Ara Now Near Cut Glass Punch Sets Regular ht isabout 1644 poun ) lear, sparkling glaos in a m Tuxedo Suits et Reduced iful eut glass design, like illus 50 | 845.00 Full Dresabr Tuxedo Suits. Complete set consisting of nickel © Mth Freer, UDULLE' Ss BO BAN Hi OTH ST.. NEW YO CITY: