The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1912, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TWO OVERCOME FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, jad Twe More Swates. to be watching the moving picture show (From the Kanes Oity Journel.) that was going on out in the middie When Ira Flood was living in Kaneas! garden, and with evident relish. & ball game was arranged between the! “Run, Ira, run!" yelled the crowd. 1912. The Greatest Overcoat Sale-- | tote in the elty, Why, when they took |me down to Police Headquarters yester- | Cay some one stole my umbrella!” The thought of the visit to ae coir ters was too mitch for “Pai ‘ Col whiskered gents, or romething like that,| “Ron, for heaven's sake, run!” | ’ Jon," and he sunk bie pend In lb Bas and Ira was in the game. He came to bat| howled his team-mates. cut the interview short because The pitcher) Run?” said Ira, e | Brosea to met back to a “litera more comfortably for an explanation, he Ira leveled his bat and nit the| "Run nuthin. Why, you an e rea es ul a wues-=- jet sauarely on the nose, It sailed] got two more swate at | away out beyond the centre flelder'a — | pm wae “ring his memotra, which are tol Include inside police history in pragti-| cally every big city ay 1h tne wore \ head. i | CHAUFFEUR | HELO R TRIAL; Ml TEES 3 acer ak “What are Mr. Wise'n | ‘initinie?"* “Paper Collar,” Held for Wire-| New York Has Ever Known. There are two tremendously powerful magnets Some of the best dressed men in New York “Can't say. He has been taking s0 many college degrees that nobody can keep track of them.” o4 to nee Ira atanding at t! if back on his bat. He re Firemen Rescued by Comrades |" Patrick Lupo, @ chauffeur, and on hie | arraignment yesterday oharged = with having a revolver in Ma possession, Magietrate Herbert continued the sx- amination because the evidence far- nshed vy Policemen Refity was inaut- Actent and unsaiisfactory to the Court. ‘The evidence furnished by the five po- icemen to-day was iittie better, all tetl- tng @ similar story. story loft building Nos, 118-12 West Twenty-second atreet. The fire started in the waist manufactory of Samuel Kaplan and had made good headway before the alarm was sounded by geome men and women working late in the factory. Engine Company No. 14 was the first to respond to the alarm, Lieut. Ed- decrees of good fas! They are more ‘ci mn the tailors’ hands than the stocks in any other New York store. r positive duty to investigate these In this instance the creditors’ loss proves to be the customers’ gain. For more than 56 years Hackett-Carhart clothes Fp neta aaeans —in quality, in style and rat Thugs and Gunmen Now Own fladaal bids _ - - = at each one of the Hackett-Carhart stores to-day. have been patrons of these stores for more than tapping, Says There’s No |r teuceme tam sie suaoers’) at Stubborn Fire in Waist sa eiay dais wat ergo Gang ayn” Tey ae HindesCaen debe tell 4 More Honor in City. | Sesetryte ever, stina tm the Tore Factory. \|| wet oni pagans wrnk te wr oe eee it: po Ans Tle onal alee ie aubrey at Manare ates Fire wan discovered at 9 o'clock test (E> lary f r) | PLAS. t Apel apd. bad ye bey More than thin Hackett-Carhart suits and BOWERY NOW UPTOWN. ("rrr reat had eon matle-that of Right or the elghth floor nf the twelve. aN hy a: dence! eee overcoats totes ‘gd absolutely the latest wi WOMEN WHO INSIST upon the best in textiles, millinery ear Ait ith Ai i dud Dear Oid Broadway, Says Veteran Bunco Man. It is unique vi 3 “One Half Saving ‘The olf gentleman sat comfortably| Tapo was held in £2,000 bafi for trial, | Nard Horan ant Pumas some Dow The Rival leet. ; stows to the open fire in the cate of the oth ‘Tell unconscious, overcome vy | PiainteePatent, and accessories, should not be Geuthern Hotel, tn i fty-fourth street, Lawyer Diebarre amoke. They were rescued by their doth top. The ear Broadway, and stroked his long| The Appeliate Division of the Supreme | content to buy shoes other than best fitting dress t white beard. If looked in his black | Court to-day handed down dectatons dis- waere aa ambulance purgeon’ revived boot made, Q Q lit: $15, #8 & $22.50 $32.50, rt a & $40 . $21 coat and trousers, boiled shirt, stand-| barring eae Max i vie weckian | them. $4.50. Also in ueen luality. OVER ATS... eeeess OVERCOATS............. was up on charges that he practiced | Before the fi a 0 ; ari ne sere stbaiy, 16 finn At aby. we | eran and decelt In. the proceediae by | it had done $6,000 damage to the bulld- dull Kid. $20, 22, 50, $25 & $28 $1 : an $35, 8, ea “8 $42.50 $24 Ment and announce the next hymn. | Whe he was admitted to practice and| ng and tt contents, | THESE FAMOUS SHOES faa og poe | Made ag 5 ‘age ae ‘As he regarded Tho Evening World| that #s an attorne: Aegiory RpAPinnont Aaueke > » $28, $30 i i ( Pee whe hed avked hi eation| arrangement with one Hochatadter, G are so far above the average in Ree ree ne eee ay “morleiy | whe had een convicted of a fetony and] S¢8,,Weet One Hundred and Seven 8 OVERCOATS............. 17 | OvRcoaTS......”. 27.50 @leam in the old gentleman's eye, such| disbarred therefor, by which Hoch-! man broke Jet. A tenant look- atadter, in effect, practiced law in the quality and so moderate in price @@ even a clergyman sometimes may ing for the leak caused the gas to SUITS hkl hams of Quitman fare anda still elarm was sent’ for that there is no choice in the [| SPE now tht 1 car ota tr Se terre Spades Sate Week sie as alte $15, $18, $20 & $22.60 $10 | 22259 $285 © $17 ay tanasssnavered come. Mad Free for the Children. tore in One Hundred and Mevenueth |] MM ft nant bunny Chinen HIE 818, 600, 620.80 So 6 $32.50 SUITS.............. ¥en If I cid care to I do not belleve it Woukd be dest until the courts have paseed on my present diMoulties, And, @f course, oven if every one han been saying Cor a score of years that I an $18, M20, $22.50 = & $28 SUITS........... $13. 50 F urnishing Reductions Pleated & Plain Shirts $2 & $1.50 Custom-tailored Hackett-Carhart Shirts.....$1.15 $1.50 Shirts, famous makes and Hackett-Carhart make... .85¢ Medium & Winter Underwear $1.50 & $2 Wait pilierat! Co. and Reis Underwear, Me- dium and Full Weights, in Worstea, Wool ana Balbriggan. 85¢ ue hie 50 Natural Worstea Underwear, Medium and Full i—guaranteed not to shrink ° ae & $3 American Hosiery Co. Underwear—Medium GRUP WHERE: sci ssscrthoshervicasssareceses $1.35 Knitted & Cut Silk Neckwear footwear cannot know Queen Quality comfort, style and dura- bility. Prices range $3.50 to $5.00—a few at $6.00. There will be a coupon; peated in next Sunday’s! ‘orld good for a No-Soa se ler, a device which) [all tho firemen except those strapped | makes large, glistening ig | to thelr woats, Seeing the cape of two | bubbles without the use of | man toia the st iota avenge soap suds. Just the thing |jitea two amvutances "ware nen fora children’s party. Don’t from Washington Melghts | Hosp tal i miss this cow in. Order ut before eir arrival next Sunday’s World in ad- vance. tender had gone to the fire. inined Lips of Joseph Krakowski, whose | e=— —_—_—_—_ the scene, followed by its One Hundred and Seventy-ninth » jand Audut avenue the tender $28, i rt $0, $35 & $37.50 BUT cine inecr ness $2 1 Glove Reductions $1.50, al: 85 & $2 English Make anc Arabien Mocha Walk- ing Gloves. .... 1.15 Umbrella Reductions $3.50 & $4 Umbrellas. Ail silk, close roll. . - + $1.75 $5 & $6 Umbrellas. Spitalfields Silk. «+ $2.95 Boys’ & Children’s Clothes Reductions Children’s Clothes at 841 Broadway and Harlem Store Only ‘The same wonderful savings as characterize Hackett-Carhart Suit and Overcoat prices to-day apply as well to Boys’ and Children's Clothes. Children’s Suits, the Inventor of what you call the gold brick and wiretapping swindles—yea air, shameful swindies they are—t would Rever, never 40 for me to admit !t my- QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 32 West 34th Street ‘That was the way he parried a request for an interview that would have been loser to @ confession of past adventures with the money of others than any atatements a hundred third degrees have wrong from tho plausible, deter- The only damage by either collision was the wrecking of newa stand by the engine. Reefers and Overcoats—all aliases start with a grandtloquent and 5c & 75¢ Feelin and Sill: Neckwear, By shade and color Ha sizes and all models: GAO "is SohasGeay”, ane abesona 65c Knitted Neckwear...........3 for $1.00 Pint to the underworld soubriquet of “Paper St B re $1 a1e0 Blais tod Fancy Stk Neckver. Boys’ Long Trouser Collar Joe. Young Men as well v S: Coat Reducti: values—sizes 31 to é “PAPER COLLAR J08" 18 Now ern brothers wssonS Tanta Cott Redaction ee Gilat. See”) Whack’ ste : $52 & $7 German Blanket Robes $2.75 folks, sizes 32 to 38............255 $10.00 mame rontwey be eat to x) Le direct attention to their stock of have made Very Great Reductions in =a me maw wens we] © Men's Fur and Fur-lined Coats Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel EAA). Inc. tlet, amt Kirtsy Clevelanet iabory, “| comprising Coats of Raccoon, Beaver and Manchurian And will offer To-morrow, Saturday, Retail : XG, to beat thoee crooked New ork Dee: also of Black and Oxford Cloths, lined with Mar- 265 broadway 841 slate? 119 W. 42d St. 154 E. 125th St. Betas daewistion ct tna tencveises, mot, Muskrat, Sealskin, Seal Rat and Civet Cat, with MISSES’ COATS, Near ChambersSt.,opp.CityHall At 13th St near Union Square Near Broadway. Open Evenings Near 3d Ave. Open Evenings thee bosons i "We cam go on talking.” eald the patterns for the making to order of scarfs. GIRLS’ COATS fi “] i Accor i 5 ett Ce ond Hoke Wea A Rae, abe rie ge Avra Wool of Coarse Cheviots, button-to-neck model, 5 75 It must be a comforting fact for you } wealthy Americans abroad. For To-morrow, Saturday, the following lined with red flannel, sizes 8 to 16 years, at fd i o To-morrow, saturday, y ‘and agent nel meat or under Very Exceptional Offerings: of Chinchilla, button-to-neck model, to feel that there i sa moderate priced mee Sanieetcs AX eee Very eacepuonal orrenngs: lined throughout, sizes 8 to 16 years, at 8.75 gray-haired cashier who wished him an Ring"ish-accented “hotter fuck next ’ never have for anything so low as a house door tender or what- now charge Iam. It is a and an outrage and 1 feel it efully. Now if it had been som comune in connection with a cand YY arrested me for—even if how f me of playing dishonestly +=I @hopld not have minded ‘#0 much! But this is a frame-up. I'll give $1,000 to charity if any one can show I ever hed even @ bowing acquaintance with these Gondorf people. 1 simply don't know them and a care to." At this point Mrs. “Paper-Collar = entered the room—a handsome, woman, soberly clad like ART, HE SAYS. Cae) ee Corduroy Velveteen, Ee | $14.75, 19.50, 27.50 can bank on getting ‘‘Honest Truly”’ wealthy and representative Americans, and there certainly would have been no mecessity for me to pose @ door- keoper or bookkeeper—they're estly, “I really am an art connoiseur-—regardiess of what the police have eaid of my trans- actions. I am fond of art and objects of virtue in a different way than I like Face horses and cards, With cards I @an do anything. There ts nothing any one ean teach me about them. And it's Pretty much the same with horses. bat! my own stable in France ten years ago. There was lots of racing, end gimoce I would rather to this day attend a race than eat, I enjoyed myself fmmensely. My busin in art sup- Ported my stable, or id have had the stable cot been a money-maker from the gre. “But then, apparently, I incurred the @ispléasure of some one connected with the Government and 1! from France. It was o! thad been operating dishonestiy race tracks, which was, of @urd. I stayed out of Iran time and finnily arranged a the Government. I can go there , if I wish, so ‘ong as I do not @0 near a race track. suspicious, the French STOLE HIS UMBRELLA AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS. “There !s not much in New York for me aay more, wi I am sorry now 1 came back; particularly sorry since 1 have got into this trouble, or, more seveny. have been got into it. The old Broadway is a thing of the past. The Bowery has encroached on the ol Broadway and it ts simply an up- bs) Bowery now. ‘he gangsters and he gan men end cheap thugs who in dhe ol days were kopt downtown now ‘ere strolling around Long Acre Square. Tried there fe 0 move agiath of They are beastly collars of Persian Lamb, Natural and Seal-dyed Otter And will offer To-morrow, Special Values in Men’s Black Cloth Coats, with Muskrat lining and collars of Persian Lamb and Bisam Seal, at $39.50, 45.00 and 57.50 Actual Values from $49.50 to 85.00 Men’s Furnishings Unusually large assortments are being shown of Shirts and Pajamas of the most desirable and seasonable fabrics, in- ig high class novelties and conservative styles, Imported and Domestic Neckwear, in distinctive designs, plain colors and combinations, ‘also English Silks, in exclusive Percale and Madras Shirts, $4 35 Silk and Cotton Negligee Shirts, in a variety of desirable patterns, with tum back cuffs, Values $2.00 and 2.50 Domet Flannel Pajamas, 95¢ with military collar and silk loops, Value $1.50, at $1.45 1.45 Striped Silk Lustre Cloth Pajamas, with double silk loops and pearl buttons, Value $2.50 Domet Flannel Night Shirts, in a large variety of patterns, with military or turndown collars, sizes 15 to 20, Value $1.00, at MEN’S NECKWEAR Open End Silk Four-in-Hands, in a large variety of patterns and colorings, Value $1.0, at 48 Crochet Knitted Four-in-Hands, Ose in cross or bias stripes, also plain colors. Value $1.50, at MEN’S RAINCOATS of double texiure cassimere cloth, with plaid and raglan shoulders, Value $13.50, MEN’S UNDERWEAR Natural Merino Shirts and Drawers, medium and heavy weights, in regular and stout sizes. Value $1.10 Each, at Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers, in medium and heavy weights, regular and stout sizes. Value $1.50 Each, at MEN’S HALF HOSB, Black Mercerized Lisle, with self clocks, Black and Colored Sffk, with double Hsle soles, heels and ties, 75° at 99.75 85¢ 1.10 Value SOc Pair, at 32¢ Vatue $1.00 Pair, at 72° West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets - of Zibelines, Novelty Mixtures and Polo Cloth, strictly man tailored, sizes from 14 to 20 years, i° 12.50, 4. 50, 18.75 of Imported Fabrics and Double-faced Cloths, three. 1 ry t length models, with storm collar of Furs, Posintcuiinndie Silk Velours, many lined throughout, sizes 14 to 20 years, at $19.75 and 22.50 MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS of Imported Broadcloth, trimmed with velvet, al Two-toned Diagonals, warmly interlined, eral $2 1 .00 of Novelty Cloths, Drecoll model, trimmed with velvet and hand embroidered, also of English Velvet Corduroy, sizes 14 to 18 years, at 27.50 Girls’ Dresses for School Wear of Serges, Plaids, Challies and Corduroy, sizes 8 to 16 years, 94.95, 5.75, 7.50 of Zibelines, Broadcloths, Velvet Special Reductions for Saturday, in Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Young Men's Suits and Overcoats in the newest models, fabrics and colorings, comprising English Sack or Norfolk Model Suits and Plain or Belted Overcoat: i * at $14.50, 18.50 sizes 32 to 39 inch chest, Actual Values $22.00 and 25.00 Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits of Nave Blue Serge and Mixtures, many with extra knickerbockers, ae to 18 years, at $5.00, 6.50, 9.75 Actual Values $7.50, 10.00 and 15.00 Boys’ Long Overcoats for Dress or School Wear, of Chinchilla or Scotch Mixtures, in gray and brown effects, conserva- tive or ey ae sizes 12 to 18 years, $8.50, I 1.50 Actual Values $12.50 and 16.50 Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats, in navy blue and desirable shades of $5.00, 7.50, 9.75 gray or brown, with plaid worsted linings, sizes 2% to 10 years, at Actual Values $7.50, 10.00 and 12.50 Youths’ and Boys’ Raincoats, Youths’, sizes 18 to 21 years, from $9.75 to 22.50 Boys, “ 6to17 * _" §,00tc 15.00 athe wna. do » mn ne The best Shoes in the World at the Price, All the New Fall and Winter Models. In Tan Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Patent Leather, Box Calf and Black Kid; Button, Lace and Blucher; Goodyear Welt Soles. ~~ shoe store in our Basement where you | values without any misrepresentation. | Our offerings for the week : Men’s Shoes at $9.50 Women’s oes Cuban Heels, "$9.85 [AMMEYE OW-A Shor MEANS STAMOARD OF MERIT 6th Ave. and 20th St. bie cid ck Kid and Cai and Cait Button sits 1014 1: 15) ten A 35 Women’s Shoes at $9.50 The Best Line of Women's Shoes ever offered at the price. In Patent Leather, Black Kid, Gun Met Calf and Tan Calf, Button, Lace and B Cuban Heels and Low Heels, All this se New Styles. Goodyear Welt Soles, Boys’ Shees the rough wear your “sonny"? can give them, $9.00 iT, MAKES LITTLE ype: BNE EL ae WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET my et