The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1912, Page 4

~ - THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, Way ts, 1912, RE, esse ornm| ——SOEELPROESFVED = HOTEL WORKERS aed very much," retorted M TOR cooxs. { W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES (Sitncen ©3950 %4 %4.504°5 + Vetad tet harged with misapprop detained a hroat. The case goes $3.60 and $4.00 shoes thanany other manu. 1 “the and that the: salle re employment agency, Sh A THIS SEASON, from all. appear. tacturer inthe world |. | gies + Gil a CatOY’ If Huorter Nk outs A Ly! e ances, we are to enjoy an exhibition of Wear W. L. Douglas shoes. certa with the Fe e Flat basis of ten hours & day. real taste in shoe fashioning, for almost You can save money on pany and the \arnegle Steel Com zisyrormis 3H te Lenton haat if every suitable fabric is being combined ” footwear. One patrof W. L. Douglas || bam —— ny ranges to protect thelr fe from the Oo es ( . youl 0 2.60 Boys’ shoes Carlo V. Whevior, | mot brick: with various leathers. W.L. Douglas $3.00 & $3.50 on ponitivety erty 4 rer of erlenn r 7 * 0 vee! § Sve 3 w 4 Witness at Trust Trust Trial Not <%: mpenyproduced tie hor b/ Waldoth Gives Etta: Watters) Geumey te Biren ie ie by (NY RELIRE tom & dull mototo shoos for stylo, fit and wear | two paiteol other makes, || porta of the Arr Ate 4 7 1a Ad EL un n } Sure Judge Selected the is? moa from ch tin ei 50 Cents More and Union | st ae re Madame nous nee of mie phn RL shoo Wenaine 84.00, 64.50 Ne at a wan a welcomed, provi it is carried ou .L. Douglas Chairman. Mn Ares: Hopes Others Will Follow. NO soe as Ray hour cweeh ° tastefully atid’ by ple who under- and 85. 00 shoes equal Cus- i ly 1 ohtnery for ‘ | a week, When cook# have served | USE — stand the art of 1 ing good footwear. on eensh Work costing E dbiegaaicel Pts, pa Ba: Right dh ask ry A Long dA ay certainly well qualified to fulfil both of Why doce ouglas make an ight them?’ asked Mr Ae he the Leohesoll Tie Cor “RWG pet Set, trad Bebe tanns these requirements satisfactorily. .09, $3.50 and $4.00 Workers until the demands of the) Shall not be required to pay for : i erty ier maschacte Bteel Corporation, was made to-day at Hotel Men's! uniforms aa at present. ONE IS ALWAYS SURE of finding ‘ @e hearing tm the Government's quit | tormmorrow ict] Shorter hours @an pay for over at this shop a splendid assortment of BECAUSE: he stemps his name Ses chmitied ty 6 qremes whe at ‘the exeeutive| "” gem ase Wonaune, well-made Woes in all the-most desirable and peice on the bottom and guar- wuld ve destroyed. 1 tented the Pittebureh meetings of tin! papers you + ent the Hittee of the union to-day, was 16 leathers and fabrics, 4 to the Evening World by Bdward | Better food, more sanitary condi- | antees the value, ftw rotects the we h prices and against high p: «i plate and ateel tative, 1 hey were d u about their work and a griev- aves a oti with the Waldorf-Astoria which ~ nd " - every desirable ind suitable for tennis, Rnasainns why tse rcssy simare WALLSTA STREET in force untit the rerult of ut | ike mignt from Buftalo and Piladelphia golf, camping, boating, riding and every Bo was amet if be knew thot the MSpiaton NWS seid te Indicate that the walters in mote other sport. Beat boon sclectea by Tuder ary, but ee ute of an atreument with| At sary woman enied at Neulguas- THEN REMEMBER this. is the Serpata that. be ain't. Gites! monopotized attention of traaara \Oeear Tachirky, the manager of the| ter# last night and reported that ehe tusive women's B: okey ta ‘The fret witness ‘was James T. Mac OPolized attention of trad - had organized #0 chambermaids and only exclusive women’ 100 Pp titute for. W.L. Douglas sh the outret of stock market business \VA!i0rt, the extra walters employed) Voy teaay to form @ chambermalds’ | New York and that the prices range te jougias shoes, . there for hanquets at night agreed zene Aealor cannot epply W. 1. Douglas abooo, writs We In Donaias, Brockton, Ulacturee oF tin plate before the f presctl Mba! ch hay “ . bs Mat to accept an advance of 50 cents ee can bet Mgt ped oe oe Weaes #3.50 to #5.00, tor cdtalog. ‘Shoes sent everywhere delivery charges prepald., Past Color Ryeleta in fove the formi e4 a quiet 1 a tendency, 4 . kale. Waken haar is estima union . Wom of the A: nh Tin Plate Com- | Steel leaped sf th heed of the highe> | rece) ear a el rae OI that fully 123,000 persons employed ia at W. L. Douglas Stor: bed a in New York Demy. Ho was w jobber when the dig! trend and gained 2 points in the firat $3. The on brary nd sandy (0, Sim | @oncern came into existence. rom i is 808 vous " vee soon be organized at ° Mr. Mac Faria: 4 toa a veins com. euatis if ports to? hs Sarees | s that the “compromise with ine concerted move for better conditions, [rth the makieg of Hnplate be) range recorded in wome time. Lehigh | Waldorf will net an example which will aa ee 4 American, Tin jlate Company Valley, Union Pacific and Reading fol. | 28 followed by the other hotels. New Ham for Clark, @ume into the . His own concern lowed 8 nf | The executive committtee of the union CONCORD, N. I, May M4--After a oo tn throughout the punt toot with aavances of about *} met a at 1 o'clock this morning and {n al tively debate of an hour the Democratic what, in the #ubi t od, but . | day declare oe De ‘Min Piste Company,” asked Jacob M.| The upward movement culminated in bee wae’ eIaUaly OF Precis with iekineon, conducting the caso for the|the afternoon when Sterl reached 72. At|the Hotel Men's Aasoctation. Goyerument, “Did. you ‘enter into a|this level Steel was aubjected to heavy| The individual plan was agreed upon. Founded 1826 eoptract with that company tn which |realizing and the stock sustained In the mean time the hotel men had been in the they agrees to manu! fh conferonce and had decided that the (0) (-) | 4 the entire Uist union must dead with thelr ecutive PP E N HEIM LLINS 4 e ensure and | Co 1 forego! conclusion h i ~~ Sse a ca Seater t Ht hl pt MB i a Sale of Furniture corvenpens ; | i . a 2080, ‘Dotwween Mr, Mace the best levels, vanes pes pref agented wa phcel ‘ Fartant’s Sue-W. Maoberend hs tere ‘the Closing Prices. talnly refuse to recomnise thelr uilon. 34th Street | At Much Less Than Regular Prices and the Amertoan Tin Piate Company. | Te-des's highest, lowest and last ririces of stocks | WOULD BE HANDED | Under the agreement the ‘big toncorn rite oe ke tvrlases ol scan ipa THE CONSUMER | was to have the exclusive right to manu. Ny 834 . 7 ’ ortan Wed | I ERE Regent rien ee ene ae Tepieres’ Sete | Models for Dining-room, Living-room, Library and Hall ‘BT lve to increase thelr expenses at least | Made of selected quartered oak, fumed to a rich nut 2 % per cent. This increase if granted Women’s. and. Misses’ | brown tint, superior cabinet work. % | would, of course, be Laetry heeryhitn ge ere | Sideboards ether concern ee, the American Tin | *' thelr patrons. In this phase of Fats Comprne, Wj Sereeaes tne is Bm fe connor Sete to tke a8 Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses at $22.50, $25.00, $35.00, $45.00 one srl seo fe pretend gay | Following aro the demands drawn up Regularly $80.00 $37.50 $47.50 $60.00 phys “lby the Executive Committee of the ‘ M6 union at the enrly morning aveeting to- Ta Close Out | China Cabinets % Gay: e Gin g FOR wartans. : : y | at $25.00, $42.50, $55.00 "Tea, wap a ’ » sctaiar oe sab aiioe i beer: (Ber Ee Abolition of the five ayatom, : Tailored ‘Sai $ | Regularly $35.00 $55.00 ~ 870.00 other odmpi coul ave a W 9, ‘. ? Hi mesutactured your brands?" | Srey arr $40 omen's arid Misses’ Tailore u its, 15 | Serving Tables “T think not.” pa a ae tar a” eae tsa reenact, Siam deat | Rica Losatee Cahids we 3 THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY SUIT EVENT OF THE SEASON at $10.00, $20.00, $22.50 fee senor tine, CONT: hy About 300 Finely Tailored Sttits, co; ies, of ee ee Mr. said the di . FH atete_eowed was from cn i i Parisian models, in prevailing materials. 1 5. 0 0 Extending Tables , hn rebbddibshalgtion Str, Mactrastin ae most desirable styles‘taken from the Sreitae at $17.50, $22.50, $37.50, $40.00 } eid test Rempetitars. as a vole “wound (fe 4 tock. Val Regularly $22.50 $90.00 $50.00 $55.00 { ®@ rule woul eo pod .' w,! | Set, net the Feductions brought about cee ‘ a" : . iegeputa teed sailed Dining Chai AHecount Ae 4 nin; airs “AMer You had assigned four brands | Herable "BG In addition to the above will place on Sale 2 to the Amerioan Tin Plate Company, it| fect 1s ae iq 2o BOO REOR SOU ADOVe WIL DIRCE On Sale at $3.00, $4.50, $5.50, $6.50 you bought tin plate outside of the com- | Amt, tg 3 - larly $4.00 80.00. 87.50. $9.00 OR algal gill. rcop lad it i About 350 Women’s High Grade Tailored Suits | Regularly’ ‘#) : : withobe ‘was’ aabed, : of Superior Materials and Make, ranging in} 20.00 Book Cases baat a have ost thw business we &| price from $50.00 to $55.00. To at $14.00, $16.00, $20.00, $30.00 Howard Feiggy f Philadel 5 ce | I dade agent Tor tho Pailtipn Heat ani | ¥ t No Approvals No Exchange iaeeaadiaitini Bi - = 7 Sa _ Tw Plate Company, was the next wit. ¢ vadew 1 aie mt eri oaiy oe ACTIVE SECURITIES, ’ ' $ Bag $ iy $. Mt nces can amen. = $55 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, $15 | at $12.00, $14.00, $20.00, $24.50 tat Daniel G, Reld and le associaiaa vain ets wae ead 4 | Regularly $15.00 $17.50 $27.50 882.50 ; = Bice as is eran, | Peres kas ommstnn Tien 375 Women’s and Mies’ Dieses ot Chiffon- i Désks i mine meu ular repe Meteor and i pe ems Feta a WAC ea rae Renan The Volle: “In addition have taken from. the regular} 15,00 at $3.00, $10.50, $24.50, $45.00. wat Y the] CHICAGO, y M.-The ultimate con- td ' m * Grottnsin tans wore pits n [numer tod) favor nator tse ea y stock about 150 Dresses of Serge and Taffeta Silk. ° Ht: sRemealarty: GER;00 SRO ORE Sone I. joe. n Chie: yesterday prime be : Ber, Dicatawon aaked shout tating in teers bunt up now reso forthe Seat owar Values #40,00 to $55.00 Aste Chaies ap Rockers cope nilong tn plate men and |w x 2018 at A, to 8 conte i at $5.00, $7.00, $9.50, $11.50, $13.50 thformally h 00 head were offered and the holder ? ? Regul: $7.60 $9.50 $12.50 15.00 17.60 BREN wets ciehsuahe Attia xs;, nore ante Co cuinie tome ne e $40 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Coats, $15 md Abaovle Chine . “Yes,” Ly itneas, m rer . OR pedir —— About, a0) ft nets asd trees quarter models 15.0 at $15.00, $10.50, $18.50, $22.50 aévanend or not.” of Frenc r affe’ ‘ ies es aoe | in prevailing colors. "Values to 40.00 ° Pr rates cal YO erloes would be?" In Our, Store 2 Large oe wit $ 5 ad Shaan Hlows “Yes, we expected all wo stick to the Can Be Bought ‘ at 55-00, 15.00, 4 briges, put gometines they aiaa't” 1 On Club Pian Clearance Sale of Trimmed Millinery Regularly @70.00 $8500 90.00 Lite Sol eat together and tovan $1.00 DOWN Will close out 250 Women’s and Misses’ Hats in 5 A Number of Solid Mahogany Pieces ‘ade a. mistale or hls salesman’ was Dress and Tailored Models. Formerly $12.00 to $25.00 00 \ Gonstructed on plain lines Music Lessons ¢ ope yon Judge Gary maze Mr. Campbell | dhe, chairman” aaa! ir, Dickinson. | Beautiful New $250 Piano Campbell would call us to order,” an Only FULL SIRE v swered Mr. Davis. | “Do you know that thi prices were 2 at the Gary dinners?" b) witness replied that he did not Ai » as he had never attended them. * “Did the meetings you attended gen- “4 erally follow closely after the Judge Gary dinners?” On the error. ‘Mr, Davis eaid James Campbell usu- | Presided at the sheet steel meet- and @ Mr. Weir at the tin plate } At 46 Off Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St, For Women Fortune Calls! Thousands, for one reason or an- With Weak Ankles |p 5!) Forte THIS pital vient nh RUGS GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE BEDDING other, are ready to sell their houses, lots, acre tracts, farms, ete, Coward Extension Heel, gives OPENS AN ’ a firm, gentle support wa | FREE WEEK ACCOUNT 2,820 R. RETAIL MERCHANT: 3 “Generally they did.” “ a ID you ever stop to consider the vast possibiliti * (Cross-examined by Mr. Teed, Mr, 1 weak ankles and arch muse M Real Estate" Advertisements you.e p , F on 2 ‘ pane eaid that, ale: best se Cub ve It i" ane ihe aie tie €R pit BRASS BED = 4 HO ES Were Printed in The World of putting your goods before the thousands of i Teese eotee ag. The treat lawrer im ri ht ind holds ate ae TE Last Wee women employed in the downtown business sectior by i tried to show that, under the Gove 99400 Pianos will ¢ st you only 9275 iat 2 ‘ hi y ‘i oh || 165 More Than Correspond- establishing a branch in the arcade of one of the large nment's own charke, #975 Pianos wilt ou only 9250 ligaments in proper position, — ing Period Last Year flice buildi ? bh rm Pi ry " , q } pe Duan, Ber See, 88 0c m to, Sees Pisnce wil only 198 both walking and standing. ON seis Chances to Invest Saved- one gs Write of phone and our representative will call on , you one explain the proposition, ¥ BE, A, PRATT, bees admitted to Mr. Dic | ever, tomt one price ruled "1 iv" After ® costing. peices and terms. William’ E. Rel r cannot call, write or tele- “Onited Dollars Where They Will Be Safe and Multiply, Banks may fail, Insurance !3 a rd Arch Support rd Extension Hee! re 2 id we will send reprosemta- pps man: y socks are valucless, “ad 4 a a ie full particuiars Fae wt ile ound athte Om! L Wuey purchased } fZER (World) BU Il DING, ier went tno ihe Natio" nice'Com: [Story & Clark Piano.Co . ee ny, a Fecsived stoon in) th Dew Yorks re & 14 W, 084 Se. JAMES S. COWARD FOR BARGAINS IN May 66 Park Row, N. Y. ‘Dickinson went over n list of Brooklyn: 1 “| 266-274 Greenwich 8t., N. ¥, ~ TO-DAY - panies that were ink Newar! OXFAR WAMNTA AVERT Steet when jt was Ad din, ' Mall Orders Filled | Boud tor Gqjalegue