The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 12

ale a ail ao THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919. and, In order to avoid having @ second| Who shot Conzo has never been ro-|the United States to-day by President offense charged against him in cas vealed. Taft to succeed Lee McClung, » re ‘ |ehould be suddenly arrested, he delo-| Uutside of a few minor disturbances J recently, Mr. will | Mulberry street around Sandel Merta’s oe his new duties t and ented the task of carrying his art home was quict during t 17 Minutes from Grand Central to Charles D, Hilles, who wa secretary lery to Dominion. But in Beptember things began to Ii 7 . m4. rab bis A&S, MERTZ NOT IN SIGHT WHEN AR-|te ne lot he lant caunpaien, will return to REGT WAS MADE. On the evening of Sept. that position. Subway Station . Young men waylatd Mertz a! es | . ‘Whether or not Merts wae with Dom-| ana Mott streets and PATIENT FALLS TO DEATH. | Hoyt St. Direct. “ | arity inick when the latter 4 through | Later in the night Mert: hey looking Yor somebody ta not known | Younk men at the same corner * = == SS) day looking for somebody 1s not known | Young men at the same corner — cath Aap t Ea Ate - =—S== = to the police. Merts was not in sight Paks aaa Ba ee a , He Climbs Oat Window. i e | fi \ : when Dominick ‘le arrested. i es | mobile. bate! hahha Biel Jacob GaMn, a tailor, iving with his |! eara nce of the Famous e ler avis oc —_——~> { 0) ving ni No. Pl Yo, @ cl : | stutverry atreet are anxious that Mertz TWO EMPTY GUNS FOUND IN wife and two, wl o1 Nott Ductatt | ; Gun-Carrier of Sandel Mertz | be tried and aent to prison for carrying | DESERTED AUTO. J Rory window of & Gouvets . ; concealed weapons, They are afraid to| ‘Phey denerted their car and fled ai wart, beriy today. He . z / oon the etreet at night, #0 dangerous Hverybody but the chauffeur was out “ i Captured When on Hunt eh the socallty ane of Merts's ain-| of Aight when the policemen arrived | | ing from if for Troubl bition, which runs counter to the de-| TWO empty revolvers, with barrels hot | (ull Pos Fh gate | ‘or Trouble. | algne and occupations of other east side | {0M Tecent firing, were found in tho) Ue, Aine us Gopendicit | = rangstors. | On ept. 16 men began to shoot at| removed to the hospital, wh i | Mertz became a disturbing factor on | each other in front of No. 166 Mulberry | operated upon. Yesterday, the TWO VICTIMS ARE DEAD. | tre eam sideback tn December, 1910, | street. A ten-year-old girl, Matty Pa-/ary mania, which sometimes accom- ‘ Dollar and Extraordinary ’ Offerings of Our Own when with eeveral of hs followel ange, was shot, but not reriously hurt.|Dpanles capital operations, overtook the ‘a " nb On Sept. 23 there was another gun fight| patient invaded Jack Nelia’a gambling house in| On Hept. 28 there w In failing, Gaffin struck @ picket fence From the above recital {t would ap-|of tron and was impaled when one of the pear that there are a few gunmen atill! spears penetrated the calf of one leg Clinton atreet and stole the “bankroll” i Five Fights and Many Bullets | amounting to $00. Zolle awore v ., oance and didn't waste much time. at large on {The shock caused the wound in his 4 Have Terrorized Mul- On Jan, 4, 1911, Merts was in @ mo _— jabdomen to open and though the sur- t } ing picture ahow at No, 37 Rute gfe sures) geons hurried him to the operating WE STIRRED THE TOWN with this sale, the greatest apparel ' berry Street. @troet, when ihe was told a friend wan’ Carmi |table and tried to eave his life, thelr | j 64 €0 ace him outside. He went out and| Thompron was appointed Treasurer of efforts were fruitless | vent ever known in the history of the business, the entire stock of Pel- j met “Whitey” Lewis, one of the four ‘The conviction yesterday of the four | unmen convicted of the Mosenthal mur- ||| ler, Davis & Co, of Fifth Avenue, New York, at 60c on the dollar, To upmen who led Merman Rapntha halen Ca ae ans CLEANS THE HAIR AND M AKES IT '|) the clearance of this stock we add for Thursday selling wonderful val- > ¢ Marte a @hook handd with him. Dominick from starting through | “Wine Lowia held Mertz’ right ues from our own stock of Women's, Misses’ and Infants’ Coats, Suits, foerry etreat with the expressed 4e-| hand cightly claaped, up stepped “Jack” b | | Dresses, Waists and Hats. Samenerume ve dp pvurder eariy to-d5y, | Belg asd. Sree ee into Merte’s ~- {]) Manhattan and Br 1 each th rae . News mle peer wes iooking fer | Sedomeh. hen Reta and Lave snnvee | atte ‘onx people can reach the store in a jiffy by taking ents ¢ the Bi ns ins direc i Guts ot the Murderry atroot tation eoting wa @octors YY) TH @ few moments your hair looks soft, fluffy, lus-| pobre i subway express trains direct to the A. & S. Station at Mulberry atrest and took « toaded|ONE MAN FELL AFTER HOT| trous and abundant—No falling hair or dandruff i iver from his pocket. ¢ dake te @ member of the “Chick” | OB Apri! § of thie year, men supposed | Surely try a “Danderine Hair Cleanse” | partic . 9 or Ging and has been recognised | t® feprement Jack’ in imeaae if you wish to immediately double the) and ivi eel Ue ‘Wi | Ir S oats and Dresses Se as “gun carrier” for Gunde! | 1g a¢uiberry street. Marts, with a body | Pesuty of your hair. Just moisten a) Pie tne ie ee te what fresh | : Peller Davis Stock d draw it care-| showers of rain and sunshine are to! Girls’ Coats of Broadcloth, Zibeline, Cheviot and Mixtures; some lined throughout, others lined to PISTOL BATTLE. Ry Thursday Budget of Big Bargains | $1.00 Black All Wool Che- || viot, 59e a yard. i $1.10 Black English Spot- proof Prunella, 79c. i 50c Black All Wool Nun’s Veiling, 29¢ a yard. ij 419c Butcher Knives, 17¢, I 14c Gravy Strainers, 10¢. 10c Deep Jelly Cake Pans, | 7c. | | _ Women’s $3,00 Shoes, at | $1.98. } | Men's $3.49 Shaker Knit | | Coat, Sweaters, $2.98. | $1.50 to $2.00 Golf Clcb || Irons, 75c. | Boys’ 75c¢ Roller Skates, || ho, since the Killing of Jack | guard, engaged in battle with his en. » te the leading gangster of the | emies and when the sounds of the shots eam side. Merts tives at No, 16 Mul-| had brought the police no one could be ir, taking one] vegetation. It goes right to the roots, waist. will cleanse] invigorates and strengthens them: Its Peller Davis Prices $13.50 to $35.00; our prices, $8,25 to $21.00. the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive| exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro- | made the neighborhood with @ bullet/oil. In a few moments you be} ducing ies cause the hair to! Girls’ Dresses of Serge, Repp, Linen and Challie; made in various models; tri d with Velvet or just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's! ||) Silk. j i AUN bed ata . hte . models; trimmed with Velve! idvlap ihe halt, coeiag-|Dancerioe stows cay, Brug: ature, oF| Silk, in contrasting colors; sizes 6 to 14 years. shed and murder. |. He eaid he didn't | amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy] grow ab » strong and| inderine di toilet counter and try it as directed, | Peller Davis Prices, $5.50 to $25.00; our prices, $3.25 to $15.00. Women’s Smart Tailored Suits | From the Peller Davis and Our Own Stocks | Mertz was arregtes. Ewe away be yes bedi 1 seria and shimmer of true hair] lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you wil volvers were m4 pocket le . Was eoloanet: on. dell to awalt trial,| sien e cunee meced Chena S oe nt paeeides Bengt A great many of our own high-grade Suits with the Peller Davis stock, including a number of im- Ported models; the materials Eponge, Velour Cloths, handsome combinations of Velvet and Brocade and Broadcloths, Velour de Laine, Charmeuse, Bedford Cords, Velyeteens, Plushes and Corduroys. Peller Davis Prices, $25.00 to $59.75; our prices, $25.00 to $35.75. | From our own stock, $25.00 to $150.00 Suits, reduced to $15.00 to $110.00. een How About Your Dining-Room? Is it ready for Turkey Day? Only 8 day's off! Sour dinner will taste better and you'll have more reasons for Thanksgiving if you get some new things for your home. It's SO easy. mB New Harlem Store OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT $15Worthfor 25¢ Weekly 3 d $50Worthfor 75cWeekly r ve. $100 Worth for $1.50 Weekly $200 Worth for $2.50 Weekly | 2) Ss $500 Worth for $5.00 Weekly st t. Weekly or Monthly—Any Amount Prices Marked in Plain Fig 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. 109% OB If You Preferto PayCash Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloth, Curtains, Stoves—Everything for HouseKeeping & Handsome Diners, Sideboard, $1.90 Fs Women’s Dresses From Our Own| Women’s High Grade Evening | and the Peller Davis Stock Wraps \ Just forty-nine Dresses in the Peller Davis stock; some te os son: of Charmeuse, Brocade and Serge; also Lingerie and Linen,| Peller Davis Prices, $65.00 to $165.00; our |) Peller Davis Prices, $17.00 to $147.50; our|Prices, $39.00 to $99.00. ] prices, $10.50 to $88.50. From our own stock we offer: | From our own stock we offer: Women's high grade Imported and American | $20 to $34 Chiffon Dancing Frocks, made Silk Velvet and Velour Coats, all model gar- | $14.98 to $22.98 i Pretty Chiffon Dancing Frocks, all newest evening| Ménts and one of a kind; lined with white and light || Hise with chiffon draped skirts and low neck and}colored silk and handsomely trimmed. sleeves, $40 Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $29.98 |,,"sou0s, 2 1° 17900 <learance price, ‘$81.98 || Chiffon, Velvet and Charmeuse Dresses—beautiful styles. Second Floor, Central Building, Q@AGMBINMS oa | Babywear Offerings - From the Peller Davis Stock | $1.00 Sliding Book Racks, |) $17.00 Buffets, Golden |j | Oak, $11.50. I $25.00 Golden Oak Li- | brary Tabies, $17.50. | Women’s Black Cotton Stockings, 15c value, at 9c. Men’s $1.50 Domet Pa- jamas, 98c. !! Men’s $1.00 Fancy Shirts, || 69c. $8.98 Three-Piece Clock |} | Sets, Ormolu Gold and | Bronze, $6.75, | Women’s 25c Underwear, | 16¢. | + Boys’ 0c Underwear, 39c. 8c Apron Gingham, 5e yd. ONE OF THE MOST remarkable crowd-bringing sales this Babywear Store has ever inaugurated i 5 ign, substantial oak, iN we, U. i YE use pod ee cis oun came as the result of this great purchase of stock of Peller, Davis & Co. of Fifth Avenue, Manhattan. || 19¢ Wool Finish Cotton \ iad pal pase: out. Top drawers Just three from a host of special offerings for Thursday : || ||| Challis, 10¢, tily designed; We anal front ue P Quilted Wrappers for Babies, very Carriage Afghans, silk lined, made Hand Embroidered Long Skirts, of 1Sc Embroidery Scissors, “4 strong pei q pentine. Oval mir- | daintily tufted and feather-stitched; eG embroidered; | Silk Flannel, with hand scalloped || 9c. f Mer alas 7 Giecs ick. FOr, 16x28, ee tled with heavy cord, Peller Davis] Sim tiutGR” too, Palin “Date tte cabs Davis Price, $3.00; our |i] ||| 75c Novelty Striped Satin, h td isReaeny pn, | Price, $1.50; our price, $1.00. Price, $5.25; our price, $8.25. * “Becond’ Floor, front, Kast Building. be fad Bienen % \ 2. a ankets, t Rocher, $6.75 Desh, $8.25 1, ¢ ‘ $2.95 i rinds, trom 94.98 ep. In bese fumed Fine mahogany $16.50 to $25.00 Salon Hats, at $10.00 $7255 American Cut Glass : 44-inch dome with Ja Tea S oak, seat of imitas finish and very ° . ’ ° Sugar and Cream Sets, a | green agt-giese pes: ipanese Tea Set, $1.49 tion Spanish well made through- ! . . . . | $2.75. Store drders only. is ei long, oeraen RET Leather, Out,” Delicately Trimmed With Fur, Ostrich or Paradise Feathers Alex 750 Undorond fie: black finish. : ‘7 real, lenther, liad Bares ae A |i THE PREDOMINATING trimmings on the Hats worn at the Horse Show were of Fur, Paradise | $3.50 J. B. Corsets, $1.68, Fina me flee” furore aie | {| and Ostrich Plumes. Paris forecasted this preference many weeks ago, and the Salon showing of these i Women’s Satin Striped rocker, room aad parlor. | Hats is simply superb, and astonishingly little priced. Latest designs and colorings. Leranicied pan peas) | usually a dozen, af ] $40.00 to $65.00 Fur Hats, $25.00 19c a half dozen. | 5 | A large assortment of Fur Hats in the fashionable fur. A special display of Mournin, Millinery, Men's Fine Silk Half Hose, Building. Second Floor, rear, at 19¢; worth twice as much, ——— Endless Variety IS-inch Prater Roasting Pan, | WOME 27x54 in, Tapestry Rugs.....91.85 ig Set, (= === = = z Peat Cte Res, 888 49c tl w $1.8 ox9 ft. Smyrna Rugs. 12. . A Oriole val trades from’ 80g | Ebersth 3-Pe, Spanish Leather Saite, $42.50 iB || Womens $3. O¢s al Dl.VO. German China Lunch Sets, $1.75 GUN METAL, calfskin, button model, with dull tops and patent leather, Needed to Pree } | in blucher lace style, short forepart; welted and stitched, Cuban heels, pare, Cook and 23 PIECES, handsomely decorated with large pink roses, green follage ] Plain Brown Linolew and gold line; set consists of tea pot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, six cups estry Carpets fro Remarkable value. Heavy mahogany finish frames with claw 28 | Mera Carpets from. 1,23 "Seems Yous feet. The upholstering is extra fine, Backs and seats covered in ‘ . Second floor, West Building, and saucers and six plates, ; 18x30 Rubber Door ‘81.00 | Thanksyrw real Spanish leatber, any color desired, . am ene No charge for measuring, sewing, mouratveng Parlor and Libra'y Suites and Single Pieces, All Woods, AL | 19c. German China Cake Trays, 12c, laying or lining. Coverinys and All Prices With open handles, handsomely decorated with assorted tints and rich floral designs, in natural colors. $4.25 American Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets, $2.75, Handsome pieces of sparkling crystal; exquisitely cut in a combtna- | tion of ohrysanthemum and Venetian designs; cut handles, finished with deep scalloped top. Store orders only and mone C. O. D. Subway floor, Central Butiding, [THURSDAY SPECIAL. _| SPECIA' | $2.79, 54-In. 24 Coatings, $1.79. THE! OST POPULAR plaid back Coatings at one dollar less than regular price. In. silver gray, Oxford gray, brown and navy mixtures, x i i i O. D, and store orders only. with contrasting plaid backs. None C. O. nd st ra orders © ee wae —— ——— Herlem Store 3rd Ave. & 12Ist Street Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq. SONS So far, this is the biggest November in our 105 years. G:tting ready for Turkey Day? Everybody's doing It / [“THUReOAY sPECIAL—_] 8c. Apron Gingham, 5c. Yard. 2,000 YARDS OF A. & S. special Apron Gingham, a splendid grade, woven to our order; in the favorite blue and white checks, pure indigo || dye and fast colors. 19c. Wool Finish Cotton Challis, 10c. Yard, A clearance of about 600 yards of this excellent Wearing fabric, woven | imonos, dress- | THURSDAY SPECIAL. | 1,500Women’s Flannelette Gowns Value 50c., at 39c. Each. STRIPED flannelette Gowns, high neck, yoke back and front, turnover | collar and cuffs of fancy figured Ub relia others with yoke, trimmed with fancy braid; ruffle at neck and sleeves, Store orders only. Becond floor, East Building. Open Saturday Evenings COWPERTHWAIT & of cotton; looks Itke wool; splendid bordered designs for || ing sacques, etc, Gudway flow, Woeet Butlding.