The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1912, Page 5

PIPE? THEY Pat FORTHE SUBWAY Maltbie Answers Cram’s ‘Criticism and Question, SEORECY IS SCORED. Commissioner Bitterly Goes After Willcox, McAneny and the Traction Interests. Polley of Borough President McoAneny @ lot more money somewhere. That _ io just what we want. If they far- mish the money we will get our | competent staf of engineers to lay ont routes—and we are able to lay of t ublic Ser ice Engineer Crave the B. R. T., was present. ‘The suggested new route was offered Qe @ compromise to offset the diasatis- faction of the B. H. T. ov eigned the so-talled Reaver. route, The B, R. T, wan hall-Montague tunnel route as an outlet from Brooklyn. Tho sugmested new route fe to start from Seventh avenue, Manhattan, con- tinue down the Wort Side under Green- ‘wich street, cross through Park place under City Hatl to Beekman treet, con- tinue down William etreet to i atreet, thence to Broad street, to Bea) street and under the Maat river to Cl street, Brooklyn, At the conference President MoAneny | also insisted on the route suggested to ctoss the Manhattan brhige from Brook- end Chairman Willcox tn holding secret with engineers and lawyers representing Chairman Wilsox both have the same idea, I will put ft nevertheless: conferences over the subway proposition | the Interborough and B, R. T. com-/| | to use the Broadway route simply as @ local service and storage yards when the Commission had tn view combined | Rossi, Alias “Young,” and His «|Lon’t Sleep in Hot Weather tine the B. R. T. wanted | 9d, who was. Indicted for r the | first degree, was allowed to pl to grand larceny in the second On April B Rosso held up a citizen in Sullivan etre ul le He has been convie THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1912. — Sexnold, Constable Co. FARES AND TAXES wer et cc | On Wednesday and Thursday In Which All Departments Will Be Represented Offering Only Articles (With Three Exceptions) of This Season’s Manufacture The Regular Prices and Sale Prices Quoted Being Absolutely Without Question The Following Is a Fair Representation of the Most Important Articles Offered Women’s Gloves Chamois Lisle—16 button, white and natural, Regular price 85c pair, Pure Silk—16 button tength, on Fabric Covered Floor! woolen, floor coverings are breeders of ard, being made of selec wear like iron. ‘The warp is the only aasnilable point: Nothing but steel wire for warp could last as long as the wire grass, 12 button. Regular price $2.50 pair, White Glace— iclasp, Regular price $1.50 pair, germs and generators of disagreeable jors. Did you ever sleep fn @ room the floor of which was covered with CREX greeted with that refreshing, soothing, | cal material that mon double soles, heels and toes. Regular prices 50c and 75c pair. (Box 6 prs. $2.00) 55c 1.85 95c 1.85 20 button. Regular price $3.75 pair, 2.35 35c Parasols 250 Parasols— changeable Teffetes, Fancies, Solid colors. Regular prices $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, White Cotton Voile—criep finish, 40 inches wide. Regular price 30c. yard, Imported White Pique— 1.75 18c (corduroy welt,) Regular price S0e. yard, 29C Silks and rough Salome pon; silks, printed’ extin foulards, colored Regular price $25.00, Dresses—Biack India Silk, three models. 19.00 Board and presented to the conferees | Stambled Againat Case. net a pla / e { 4] . Lil Mercy enioe cate Mrs. Anna R. Plant, of 3 out her taad: Instine ) a, Pe } cor, | coin Place, Brooklyn, 1 herself, # | sulting engineer of the Interborough, | 7, whe | ; er of her left hand last ne |netting 0 | That's Where They Come in, | wno, with otter engineers representing pays that it was bitten off hyena. Ihe could get it | lyn and proceod througn Canal atreet| We all know it's wise in hot weather,| but the dust and dirt sift through. Only 5 100 Parasols—in f . A n ‘As an open meeting of the Pubtic|to Broadway. to clore shutters and doors ani puli| a gentle shake, followed by. brushing white, black, tom, champagne, 95C Regular puicccsastena soo, 2.75 | taffeta and satin de Chin. Service Commission to-day Commis | 94 ofteved that the B-| down the shades. But all of us do not| with a damp brvom, is required to keep | White Doeskin— i, 95¢ . Lot 1.—6,000 Yards “2 Pon- \ 3 ' " db ‘ . Salom:: Pon: @toner J. @ergoant Cram attacked the know that woolen, or even imitation Floor coverings of tho CREX stand. 1 button, Regular price $1.50 pair, W ash Dress Goods Dantes. Characterizing thie action as a local and express rcrvice for Broadway | rugs or carpet? Try it once! Shut up ix CA 12 button. Regular'price $2.75 pair, Dress Ginghams—32 inch, Fast colors. Reguler price 61.00 to $1/.50 yard. usurpation of the powers of the Pubitc | with extensions ultimately above Fifty i Taga He Glas AE ee ie wep, biting Aho eventing 16 button, also eae en ep 2.15 Our standard high grade quality. 18 Lot 37,000 Yarde Ciblored = cone gig Pb ae re Fad —_—»_— minutes before retiring. You will be| fibre is the strongest and best economi- Lelatd Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Plein Taffeta eoft fiat; | “where the people come in. | an buy. - ‘When the time for the public meeting rT] "7 -hay fume — which pro- is subjected t vere testa arrived Chairman Wiilox remained in GANG GUN-TOTERS melee rt o sound tlumber ls nek, for “arass coverings” Lot4. Ste Secret MeAneny, "There are several brands of “grass EX"—the original, endu ’ r consulting enxineer, Ernest Goodrich, | mattings'—besides several grader—but| ing, beautiful, sanitary covering. Imi- Women’s Hosiery pete TB ie pal lle ‘Soules’ | aad the engineers of the two traction there is only one CREX quality. CREX| tations may be shown you by clerks Pillow Sheets—css09” 6c, “Boe, eRe ry bosedayd de. | companies, Commissioner Maitbie acted floor coverings are made of selected| who care more for their employer's| Pure Thread Stlk—pleck, white, and ne cebegee EG UR i on and in as chatrman of tho public meeting and ) “Carex,” or wite grass—the most beau-| profit than for your trade. On each] tan; also out siges in black only, 1.00 “ . tio he oe! aad White, 50c | Commissioners Eustis, Willems and, tiful, the true sanitary, and the longest-| rug is a “stitched” CREX trade-mark, *” Regular prices $1.50 and $1.75 pair, +! Ps « on le” ome price BSc th $1.60 yard, . Cram attended. Addressing Ma!tbie, y living fibre known. ii impenetrable] and soon you will be protected by the : : Lot 5.—5,000 Yards | Crem said: tad Smpervious to water or dampness, | name CREX almost invisibly woven inj Pure Silk—white and colors, Goble 50c Satin de Chine—psort i “T would ike to ask the chairman a You con wash with hot water if needed, | the bindi sen Sacer Lenrdleted lad Coats and Dresses tings for end Streetwear BUc' | Question, which might be out of place} Ly auze i tht lisle, nee xf to eek You, but inasmuch as you and —— rae Gage prt Coate—of Black Setin, unlined. $1.00 yard; actment over proposed subwayn, ported, elaborate hand crocheted fronts. Regular price $2.25 each, Danderine 1.35 Pure Silk Crepe Shirts, 3.95 “Whe Public Serv! Jomm | COMPANY 379 Broadway, New York auowed the Board of Ealimate, or raiter| Pal, Colangelo, May Serve Prenat ener a Ww. %, Und fisooeese500, 18.00, 20.00 22.00 | English Mohairs, ssigch, @ member of the Board of Estimate, a| Gavan: Years omen s naerwear 5 ‘ ° finish, large of lonable 78 Boro Presid 4 ower o! 1 < ars, i Sri Evenisents tae Gow Ot (te Union Suite—swise ribbed isle, im- Men’s Furnishings Heice $1.78 yard, they agree that the traction trust Judge O'Sullivan of the Court of Gen- finest custom quality. Regular price $8.50 Regular price 85¢ yard, 45C ineers should be substituted for eral Searions does not belleve that bur- Silk Mixed Veste—hand crocheted 1 Eineera of the Public Hervice Comralte| glare cr "gun tolers” deserve mercy. fronts and shoulders; white, pink or sky. Pure Silk Shirts, white grounds, sif 3 5 | Black French Challtes, 30.inch, i n 1 1.00 pes. Regular price $6.50 34c sion? If so, then by what authority | He sentenced two of the latter to long 7 Regular price $1.50 cach, fe Habutai Silk Shi Regular price 60c yard, THHEAE bo TH cn st St Piven eriea voen| GTOWS hair and we Union Suites or Son Inland ott, teat colored virion. ‘Reguier ce ba se 2x68 | Black Votles, sap nai, 1, 95c antes TRRLUEN ARED ee | indicted for buretary to terme in penal can prove it ges regular and out ned diay 60c White Tucked Silk Shirts, 100 tuclng 75 Black Lille ay piety : is aaatiu A Vetawer dal TOTAWOlld |e: nace eee tacean TnoseeaT In Gis oemet Revuler prices 75c. and 61,00 each, picasa cuts Ree. price 0 peice $1.75 yard, 1.25 fer erry Willcox. | of General Seasions yesterday were: Hair es Soft, Fluffy, Lus- isa sucky linen tatte: Ragibon eee feogias 5.00 F h c¢ sh lh elbows eer BY JUDGE O’SULLIVAN. Leg Babee anrettaacettte i tate | samen tran ortrone youre ole, | “ine SE Sane tale Cleanse. ay _Laces Say tear he as oder peiesgase 1.70 | Dest Jan sev. Wek Gentes jeted for bunelary, plea preeduitehcs falenciennes Laces—10,000 ; ; . Cokes teas ae eetee tract | Petty larceny. On Afay 4 Ryan broke Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and yards % to 7 in. wide, French 13¢ dos. to Flannel Soft Shirts, Finest pattern, 30 In Wide, Manufactured fon trust and interpret laws for |i" {he building, No. 27 Nast Mi, | Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching and German meshes. 60c double soft cuffe. Regular price $3.00 1.50 to Retail Regularly at 60c and the srotion trust, and traction | (evuth street, and nak and aed Regular prices 25c dos.to9Se yd. OUC per yard. | Morcerized Soft Shirts, 75c Yard—A tage otf 34¢ trust engineers draw the pleas, | four convictic pkindh Cotton Silk Run Laces— with and without separate soft collare, Ll beautiful figures and stripes, light and where does the public come ia? We | the penitent! A little Danderine now will immediately 7,000 yards, best widths, choice price $1.50, 62.00 1,15 dark colors, aleo black Gre not allowed even to operate the Samuel Mardelbaum, nineteen years! acuble the beauty of your hair—No difference ined metallic effects at the Unusual Special Price, yard Regular prices 13¢. t0 $5.75 yard. 10C ~0 2.95 Black Novelty Laces—apptique Princess, Guipure, Cluny and Chantilly. 25c ne 5.75 laws. I sek again where do the people come in anyway?” “a8 THEY ALWAYS COME Im,” ‘Mr, Mtaltbie answered, smiling.” old, pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree. On Ma the house at No. 114M: ntole a amail quantity of Jewelry, Mar- Whit ancy, , eilk loops. is Regular price $800 5.00 Mercerized Pajamas, Piain color, how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefull: draw it through your hair taking one smal he broke into ison street, and Silk Petticoats | delby hed served a t fn thi strand at atime. The effect is immediate equiar .25 yard, coats “PREY ABE ALLOWED TO | inira Neformatory for felony. He was| and amazing--your hair will be light, fluffy Lin ghsten Yi sbated ™ fil Hood booted | 65 pipet bce at Bk ana 2 PAY THR FARES AND THE |sontenced to Minto prison for theese] and wavy and have an appearance of abun- en Cluny Laces— price, $2.80, te Black and colors; plai a raxns.” Kemet, elghteen years ot@, pleaae| #2%€G4 88 incomparable lustre, softness and Bay mepeteruen me modern eet e--7 8c Silk Neckwear, our regular stock, 50c floral designe; oe y wariety les. \ sarieh nt auarantan of the bond), mgraren yeas ott end:| Jonane the beauty and shimmer of tus jane, Regular prices, §1.00, $1.50, Teevulars peices $4.50, $5-00 and $6.00, 2609 ‘oke fnto the ‘inst avenue, and: stole Hecause of his youth and hat Ernst had never before been con- Victed of any crime he was gent to the Bhaira Reformatory. harles Rossl, alias our years old, and twenty-one years ‘At the public meeting the Commisaton awarded the contract for the construc tion of section 14 of the Lexington avenue subway, extending from Lex.) 4 One Hundred and! the river to!. Ome Hundred and Thirty-fitth street, Bronx, to Arthur McMullen, His bid, Try as you will after an application of Danderine, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose or falling hair and your ecalp will not itch, hut what will please you most will be afte: atew week's use when you will actually see new hair, fine and downy at first—yes—but really new hair—sprouting all ovet the scalp, Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Mail Orders Receive tree. Prompt Attention, Broadway & lob 5 la old—both of who ! the lowest, was $3,889,776, police much con) Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers aie | "ite toon weve he, twee cont, rie] afta and mnie we pee || Health and Beauty Ad Cf mach 0 i joes rij to ot chief subject of the secret conference,’ prigon for not less than three yoars and s ee hoa Ty Lferedtnien nanan eau y ‘vice although the financial aspect wa. gix months or more than seven years. N eigpabdo the haie $0 grow abundantly long, pag rey yg tom touched upon, President =MoAneny | BY JUDGE SWANN. tatoo ged beaunital 4 stated that he had ascertained that the’ William McPhillips, seventeen years Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dan- X. T.: Large pores, 1 know, are disfiguring. | Violet M.: Falling ote ts not due to ‘ i A 4 i a However, can soa 4 eA en Ae ee anit ne atch moots, in| detine from any drug store ot toilet counter ta Cenc saath ate TL Tow cua, tacaue ot 40 8 woman abou bo &1"tlonal for subway purposes. In this: March 88 | McPhillips ‘e into an| and prove to yourself tonight—now—that t 2 ter la gtveertae’ to % pis! | focate Pp verdes ) reat. ‘What you Feward rumtasioner Maltble said afters | March 28 Mchnilitis ire iiiyescve| your hair is as pretty and soft as any—that water, then add 1 ounce almawoin, When | I am giring you the recive for goed waos'bee, wan enth street and stole clothing. As he} ft has been neglected or injured by careless thoroughly’ dlawotved it te ready to use, ‘This! Diswive % cupful ouger im io peat aheoheh, treatment—that's all—you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it, if you will just trv a little Danderine. ly should be applied plentt- fully and rubbed Vin cream-Jally @ while you lackhoads will have vanishe! and the skin once rough, olly amt blotehy will be of velvety soft. vem, clear aud Wautiful, The almoote cream. {s upfailing rotecting the skin from “We were gratified to leara this [had never before been fact about more money. a ol whe aencatontie the olty officials will | Joseph Rosso, t then stir in 1 ounce kandene wel, to make a quart, ful three times a day and be rid of poissnons secumal blotches will disappear and f CHOICE STAMP |S GROCERIES [0 SURETY STAMPS FRE E At All the 200 JAMES BUTLER with this special combination offer mira Reform: three years i ff tHe en} i ‘To-iviorrow, Wednesday, May 15th i i AG, B,: Dieting © crud method of flesh reduction and a peedlem torture, Lecause with @ parmotie solution, made by disoiving 4 inom pargetis in 1% pints bot water, you con wlue your welght witnoat suffering or imcon- culence, Taking @ tablespoonful before each men} gently and gradually dissolves the fatty timues rithout poral eight 18 where you want ft, the flesh will be fim and the sida free from wrinkles, sf Fe 33 j i é br zt af The kind. et at the finger : ends, and every pair ‘o | contains— A Guarantee that Guarantees |; “a new pairfree” if the “tips” E et £ BER a dry shew, and be soft, fluffy and eaay to H 5 Anne G. Tou cannot expect to have a smooth, clear skin and youthful complexion if you perrist in the wear out before the gloves. There's a way to tell the genuine. “Look in the hem” for the Dlotely and oily condition of the powder and try this imexpensive you will be delightfully sur. result: Dissolve 4 ounces max in % pint witch hazel (or hot w Inc. Grocery Stores tom the ; A 4 , ‘ bs. Granulated Sugar...... 17c) All5 ‘or aig ant ty wath dry orien a epee he Solid 147K $ 1 Ib. Best Colles are oe Bie ¢ 00 surest tae toate evans nee OUT prosereOne 14 lb. Best Tea................ Pp “Kayser” gloves cost no more GOLD Package Corn Starch.......... 10c, than the “ordinary kind,” and are worth double in quality, fit and value. Don't accept the “just as good" hind “look in the hem” for the name “Kayser’—the kind that “don’t wear out” at the finger “tips,” y Short Silk Gicvos 60c., 750., $1.00, $1:26, $1.50 Long Silk Gloves 760., $1.00, $1.26, $1.60, $2.00 xt g Package Farina (Blue Kibbon). .10¢) You can redeem filled books of SURETY STAMPS at O’Neill-Adams Co. 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St., New York City, thus getting $2.50 in Goods FREE | You may select anything (except Groceries and Meats) at their regularly advc sted prices, and will often receive at special sales as high as #5, $7.50 and even $10 value for a filled book of Surety Stamps. The O'Neil-Adams Mail Order Department accepts books of SURETY STAMPS for any advertised f urticle (except Groceries), DIAMOND SEE THAT THE 1912 World Almanac Now iets ew BY MERE ONS ral ae Spore _rnapee ean geese Impertant Subjects. fa iS) . Julius Kayser & Co., Makers New York Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry » New York