The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1912, Page 19

SPRECKELS IS SUED ON REFUSAL TO PAY “INDERVEGT” DUTY Federal Won’t Compromise Govern- Sugar ment’s $119,080 Demand. Having collected from the American Sugar Refin! Company, (06,20 from Arbuckle Bros, and $004,304 from the National Sugar Refining Com- Pany tn customs sults, mainly for un- derwelghing cargoes, the Department of Justice brought sult on the same ac- count yesterday for $119,080.98 against tho Federal Sugar Refining Company. Marshal William Henkel served the @ummons and complaint on Claus A. Spreckels, President, at the company’s offices at No. 138 Front street. The complaint charges underwelghing of cargoes from 1902 to 1909. Collector Loeb furnished the figuros at the time that he compiled his findings against the other companies. Mr. Spreckels was then notified, and notices and demands were served on him from time to time afterward. He made flat denial of the vbarges at the first service and his sub- Sequent answers were the same, “Of course I shall fight the case,” Mr, Greeckels said. “This is the sixth de- mand. The first time the Government Seked for $125,000, next for $116,00), then Sor $106,000, then for $91,000, and then it wanted me to propose a sum for settles ment. “Discrepancies in the entire list of Specifications show about four ounces Ber 100 pounds. One cargo weighed 8,334,000 pounds, and a discrepancy of $6.16 is charged. In another case the average runs four-fifths of an ounce per bag of 320 pounds. In tne period of this afleged underweighing the paid In duties $25,000,000, “A director of the American Sugar company Company | | Refining Company informed me that when that company pald $2,185,000 to settle claims its books showed the com pany to the good by $26,000,000, That was a cheap settlement.” iineiliinenaainene | APPEAL FOR AID TO LEPERS. nity to do good at little or no{ » by forwarding to R. Dan Wol-| porter, No, 1 Ann street, bandages for the Bethesda in the Holy Land, Any clean white cloth—Iinen, cotton, cheesecloth—-is acceptable, Old sheets and pillow cases are especially useful, Colored cloth cannot be used. Persons wishing to donate rolls of bandages are requested to make tie bandages from two to three inches wide and confine the diameter of the rolls to three bandages and bandages t to Mr. Wolterbeek b.’ | Kenn \son, John, aged forty-five, yesterds THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912, quantities should be packed In wooden boxes, such as cracker boxes. Mr. Wol- jterbeek will acknowledge every con‘ri- bution éf the contributor place the nae and address on the package. The dona- tions will be forwarded to the aome oy Mr. Wolterbeek. Mivs Van Hoogstraten, inspector of the Bethesda Leper Home, {s lecturing in this country with lantern slides, acncaceentiffpinams one MUTE SHOOTS FATHER. | STRATFORD, a retired New York po! man, aged eighty-one, was shot by while the men were in an argument, The wounds of the elder Kennedy are likely to cause déath, The gon, who ts deat and dumb, was later avresied after a strugale. volver found in a home-made holster chambers had been emptied and then re- loaded. The elder Kennedy has one ig the right kidney. |, Prepaid, securely packed. ness and sluggish intestines—, They en headache, biliousness, stomach. constipated 3 which in producing bully for months. | Large | #01 nse your Liver and Bowels of all the so’ straighten you out by morning-—a 10-cent box from your druggist will keep yout head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel cheerful and 10 Cents. Never cripe or sicken, Bitenacseaionid Babs WHILE OU SLEEP.” a acted queerly. GHEER UPL IF AEADACHY, BILIOUS, GONSTIPATED-GASCARETS TONIGHT No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels; how much how miserable and uncomfortable you are from constipation, in¢ always get the desired results with C ‘our head aches, digestion, bilious- ta, dizziness, nervow , SOUr, gassy foul gases and t to-night will the misery, A ANY SUITING OR OVERCOATING ee that sold formerly at £20. to 4.0. under our new poli icy of Mer- chant Tailoring Suit or Overcoat & oxér pe ly ments—No “Forced Sale.” “J Be Your Own Salesman— Pick What You Like A Legitimate New Policy in Men’s Clothes. No Clap-trap— No Buncombe—No Overstate- We Are Just Estab- lishing a New Policy in Making QUALITY Tailored Clothes at One Fixed, Definite Stated Price—$15—NO MORE, NO LESS. We want you to come in and see the most amazing values ever 4 offered in men’s clo thes. BE YOUR OWN SALESMAN. Just cast your eyes over the magnificent fabrics that are piled on our tables— note the beautiful patterns and colors—and satisfy yourself of the remarkable qualities. Browse around—there’ll be no insistent, of- ficious salesman to dog your steps ox force your selection—or make you | gum Double L49 Trading Stamps Until 1 o’Clock, Single Stamps Thereatter | wont Dg aT ale er to n., Nov, 21.—Patrick | A re-| worn by the son indicated that five| it was stated to-day, the| OLD FASHIONED FRIDAY BARGAINS Hundreds, yes thousands, of dollars can be saved by thrifty shoppers here to-morrow. Every price is lover by far than you could get as good merchandise for at any other store. Read every item, it will pay you well. ee Saturday! Extra Attraction! {Optical a Dit To Our Great Free Animal Show and Hippodrome } "3,108 Nye Fajen. Darling’s Educated Animal Circus Years with Barnum & Bailey Known from Coast to Coast 50---Dogs, Ponies & Monkeys---50 $2.45 Guarauteld Suction Clip Eyeg /asses See the musical og and ponies je ie on bells, featuring Teddy, the greatest $Gold filled, and fitted musical in existance. Sce the Pe: lancing dogs, Maud, the unridable {with genuine periscopée 95¢ mule. Milwaukee, the famous educated Norte, and Mike, the king of monkey clowns, Reduced to, 19. New Sayle Finger SS, fitted with, best 'y white crystal lens and le lenses. All These Great Acts FREEin Addition to Our Animal Show of lions, lionesses, leopards, grizzly bears, panthers, zebus, kangaroos, lemurs, monkeys and birds (Seventh Fleer.) ii Your eyes examined free ‘Ay ous registered doctors. Extra spec- ial sale for two days, at (Main Fy Ge Handkerchiefs a) Se en ee Women’s and Misses’ Dresses” mh, Old Fashioned Friday pov a Men's plain white, or with colored border: 3) Woren's are plain all linen. Each f “”C «(Matin Floor.) 89c English Corduroy Old Fashioned Friday Taw 28 inches wide, The most wanted cloth of the seaton, in ail the leading shades. Suitable \ 48e for suits, dresses and all other purpores. Yard (Main Floor.) Robespierre Collars Old Fashioned Friday Rargains In various pretty styles, black and colored \ satin collarz, with dainty jabot attached; (y values 25¢ and 50c. At (Slain Floor.) Women’s 19c Hosiery Old Fashioned Friday Bargains (Main Fleor. > 500 dozen pairs. Seamless and full-fashioned, with double heels, toes and soles; fast color. Seconds, but ie Hee ea reee ere cues Special, € pair Women’s Union Suits 4) Old Fashioned Friday Bargains Fine ribbed, fleece lined, pure white, slightly soiled; vests high neck, long sleeves; pants =| 390) ankle length; value 79c, garment . ee ( Main Floor. | DIU) 42-Inch Dress Goods Old Fashioned Friday Bargains All-wool, double warp serge, also striped | 53e diagonals ard heather mixtures, at one $1 Flannelette Gowns Fine Long Nap; Your Choice of » 15 marenene half the usual price, yard.......... (Main Floor.) Samples and surplus stock from a well-known manufactarer, on sale fonday : and to-morrow, jor much iess than usual wholesale prices. Values § Bb $12Zto$25, The Largest Collection of Handsome Exclu : BE Olfered in a Special Sal Think of it! 95 different styles, many ate exclusive models, some only one of style, others only | two or three, all of them reflecting the newest fashion ideas for the coming winter. 9 Cloths, in fact every new materi: The Colors sizes for large women, amall women, misses and girl oes, 14 0 16s for women, sites 94 to 44, POP SRSETESETH HS TeSEREETESESYETEEOH SE second Floor. BOFOS OOS PSV SOSH G GSTS OFSFHSHIOSSD Fs sod $3.98 Garments for Bargain Friday BE oi ery eras Geni $ 98 button high to neck, finished with velvet collar to match, _— (Second $2." French Velour & $1." $25 Axminster Rugs Bright a Hats Floral, Oriental and Turkish designs 800 of these hats, in every calor imaginable, including Hack. $18.00 8x12 Brussele Ruge_Woven in fone le for parlors, dining rooms, etc. Each. Sil. 98 $ 5 [Lor No.2] 1B 4 Choice at Styles We = The Materials; Imported French and Storm Serges, Cord Included are dese fo every occasion, for ate. afternoon. theatre party dancing and evening wear. Al | Girls’ Chinchilla Coats has shepherd check lining: sass 6 to year: very apecil new and perfect merchandise. make it known to every housckeeper. Each At the remarkably low Per excellent variety of new patterns, Made in an attractive double-breasted Russian Coat style, $25 9x12 Royal Axminster Rug Finished ih 14, suital Brussels Ruse —Size 8.3x ( 25e Petticoats Old Fashioned Friday Bargains Old Fashioned Friday Bargains (Second Floor.) Pink and blue stripe flannelette, cut full, trimmed with deep ruffles, finished with hems; | = ma Corsets| = ‘15¢ Old-Fashioned Friday Bargains Embroidery trimmed, hips two sets of hose supporters at- tached. A very good corset for small women; sizes 18 to 26 inches, special .. low bust, long nannnnnnnnnnnanane (Second FOOT.) AnnAnannnnnnnnnnn =} 39e ( ‘ Dew Drop Chiffon ideFashioned Friday a 9r roe Bey Bt Trish Point Lace at.Pait Corded Arabe In 52-inch length models, prettily designed on ie ell on sl on pink. va 396) Cj freretey, Lace pees with shawl collar and turn-back cuffs, lined sold at 59, Yard......... 2645 Whe luny Lace lenaissance seh fi A : ‘, 0 ae Nec) OY) Rien Ae tincite ees. nie a fie red ~ soe or bare Scotch Lace Net Weaves satin, In al ie new shar izes 10 le Bust Forms tresses sell them Friday only for the lowest price eve known on such high grade mat- enamel. Pure Layer elt Mat- ‘weare going to $8.00 White Enamel Crib High sliding safety sides, sanitary construction and a strong spring. A wonderful bargain at Has the best white (Fifth Floor. ), $4.95 Lace Curtains 40 Styles—Vailues $6.98 to $9 10.6; close weave; Extra heavy; V, round or high necks; with an Aleweel rm daisy cloth bands and fancy braids; limit 49¢ Nard weer Een $9.50 | | sass ccs, pli 245 Rolls of Many new desi DM or de. Sauare yard Ina variety of patterns t cial nat were never shown before, are here. ri 39¢ | Me Loe Remnants—30c Floor Oilcloth $40 Fur Coats , Of Genuine Rus- fj sian Pony Skin and French Coney Coats made of well matched and catejully _seiected soft, pliable foreian-dyed skins, New Linoleums [91.15 INLAID LINOLEUMB ards a 15¢ 0 select from; epe- ys) | Second Flow spend mcre money than you want. Pick out any piece of goods that ie 50 Hundsome Tapestry Portieres Holland and Opaque Window Shodes Olds Fashioned Friday Bargains ered styles, fringed portieres or!25¢ and 35 di Hi light strikes your fancy—call the cutter —and have it made into a suit or Covered with bes quality. ery ae 15g i ded fects with faocy quimpe ects nee ies all IARKET D SIXTH overceat for $15--NO MOFE, NO LESS. ; asa eM Seal ai ¢c oe Reset tt $4 98 | inch size; limit 24; no mail 16¢ FLOOR And we’ll make your suit or overcoat the way you want it made § (Main Floor.) PO) vrders, Each . —thke e’s only one limit and that’s your entire satisfaction. We'll ” ey ace Curtains | LAMB 1 Tome suring, with 17 meet all your views as to cuffs, buttons, style of coat and vest, linings, 01. 4192 Lace Titeuaed Seslns Curtains Ghoceat : | MUTTON T= 136 shape of lapel without one cent additional cost. If you have a CiiGeranttannd or ficadate annie $16 ¢ dn Arabe Lace Curtaine $ 00 cL chest measurement of 46 inches or over your suit or overcoat will trimmed with satio bande or pretty flowered 59¢) $1.98 Braided Novelty Lace Curtains { . RIB ROASTS Cuts: 16€ cost you $1.50 additicnal-—to pay for the extra material. wee vitae to aah Speci 1) $1.49 Fine Scotch Lace Corrina DUCKS pick’. Second Kloor.) we 4 pgp rcon osetia encore oC! CHICKENS Note These Rare and Timely Bargains (German Flannel sal nasi House{urnishing Bar galns a FOWL Under Our New Policy shh, wearer AQ Oa en ee ce Ar kts | STERONTE == Dp¢| HALIBUT choose from, satin cr sateen trimmed, silor poi, fitted with und ventilators in 2 Blue Chinchiila Overcoats $1 5 no more \ or eicula collars, shitred and belted at waa ©) ed with why . “ti $3, 93 LEM. ORANGE PEEL i8¢ SALMON former price $30--satin lined no less ( Heoend Hoar, NPIL) damper free with } PLUMPUDNGS, 21c FLOUNDE 2le Plaid Back Shetland Overcoats } latest mixtures former price $30 no more no less *15 POUND CAKE — — Nee a 75c Bar Pins ‘ is Old Fashioned Friday Bargains d ; FRUIT. CARE Kersey and Melton Overcoats $15 San Steiger, wide variety o suse OBC PACON all colors--former prices $25 to $40 no less et with iilogttonen in my er \ u) SHOULDERS Worsted Suitings— latest colors $ no more SMR FLIED BOILED HAM Oxford Mixtures -former price ’$30 15 no less ( Velvet Hand Bags HH 7 + ia io ola fern oned Friday Bargains Murray itll BRANDY POTA TOE : ae Be \ Special Z| 2 »: ROCK and RYEq: 75 | APPLES bi "osu (Main Floor.) - tr THANKSGIVING-BASKET THe KIND THAT WILL GIVE SATIS- TION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Or she rs received to insure prompt delivery to suburban trade not later than Nov. 25th, for City delivery Tues day, 26th. Wednesday only at the store, None C. Silver Deposit Ware { Old Fashioned Friday ae $ Suger ard Cream Sets, also flower vases. a ‘ Good quality, fine workmanship. Values to May { 9c. C) 49, Special yards to a customer; THE “4TH STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL. Pree't = DOUBLE LIBERTY STAMPS UNTIL 1 O'CLOCK, SINGLE STAMPS THEREAFTER Sa UPA ART Tera STEM TT ee er Mbt Hamre Sootonceritmuti 8 doeraeni he reek et de koh P cS 19c Table Oilcloth rds wide, in a large variety of colors, limit 5 regular 19c; yard Hasément. (Main Floor.)