The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1912, Page 14

aw ___ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, Ching Ling Foo Is at His Old Tricks ‘TRIES 10 END LIFE And New Ones, and They’re Great) \\ PRESENCE OF 500: POLICEMAN IN DANGER Storekeeper Locks Doo? and| Places Gas Tube in Mouth —Will Die. | Features of To-Day s Greatest Sale $35, $40 & $45 DRESS & BUSINESS $20 OVERCOATS, SILK-LINED...... $35, $37.50 .& $40 SUITS, FINE 20 CUSTOM TAILORING FABRICS... There are not quite 2,000 garments in the above special offer- ) ing. Less than one-tenth of the Hackett-Carhart sales stocks. Now each garment in these sales stocks is of the newest fabric, the latest style, the finest tailoring. . All are selling at prices which represent one-half saving to purchasers. Think, then, how unusual must be those ‘assortments which stand out as a feature of this wonderful selling event. \ To-day’s feature offerings are extreme values. Where the NV other sales stocks afford an average one-half saving, these yield 50 cents on the dollar, plus. Where the other suits and overcoats embody fabrics of the hour—richer, newer, more distinctive than are being shown in any other ready-for-service garments——the feature offerings are made aie materials woven especially for the highest-priced mer- ant tailors. 50c on the Dollar} $15, $18, $20 & $22.50 10 SUITS & OVERCOATS.... . CHIN LING FOO 424 and 426 Fifth Avenue To Effect an Absolute Clearance Henry Winkelman, a delicatessen Remaining Stock of |dealer, whose home is at No, & McKtb- ben street, wen: to his shop at No. 62 Manhattan avenue, Williamsburg, at 5.9 o'clock this morning, let himself in and then, locking the door behind him, went to & rear room and prepared for his suicide. He sat down tn plain view of the front door, atached a gas tube to the bracket and put the other end in hig mouth Early comers who wished to make purchases could see the man sitting | with his back to the door, and when he paid no attention to their rappings on the front door they gathered in a} knot outside the store to discuss the unusual circumstances. The crowd wathered with every passing minute un- til, within an hour, nearly 500 people banked against the front of t Afternoon. & Evening Gowns | Tailor-made Suits & Furs Will Be Offered For Balance of Week at 7 $45 —$65—$75 came along he burst in a side door and | Former $. 7 ae $9 = Sent othe reas Toot, whats tow aa | Prices’ $175—$245—$350 toniess figure of the storekeeper sat. The rush of ges almost overpowered Sa IORI cacao es | | $16, $2% $22.50, $25 & $28 i © [one Joon rode and oe run With he sot th a Suits & OVERCOATS..... $13.50 it ap | inaterealt over he suet he turns cover, ee lucie $22.50, $25, $28, $30 & $32.50 17 / Sewl"ef water itis ined Mer has frais arn GE Hal © Century SUITS & OVERCOATS........ footlights without spilling a single drop’ ‘. 7 a y , & stenograph: t . gee it done? Well, you eee, it's conden tuned avenue’ atham square last night to! STORK VISITS WINSLOWS, |S20tSe ar ahh fees or en | Fancy Bed Coverings At {Thirty-fourth $32.50, $35, $40 & $42.50 24 SUITS & OVERCOATS........ There are over 100 models and 1,400 fabric designs among the J suits and overcoats listed above. The assortments overshadow | if f ae core head-over-heels to the edege of the " | f ' — -—— elderly) woman, shabbily dri |, BO . ° | A baby girl was born yesterday to|out and Miss Mert took her ; F h t ft |sr. and) Mrs. Carroll D. Winslow at ith newsgape or C nistmas Gi Ss hh Ay al. anything that New York has ever known. {their home, No. 4 East Tenth street, bh ah ‘ The overcoat models include the famous Chesterficld, Semi- & lt [and teat nent Mra, and alan Winslow | #1 {Bert noticed | " Comfortables —Plain Silk covered, all shades, | Form, Semi-Box, English S and English Guard Coats. f i Rite wae, hilge deske: Bani: heel ills Pirencaead ny pcmeaWacliflled-a18t0 The suits are fashioned along Ey Continental and Fifth Avenue ah daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grenville si jain Satin covered, all shades, led, plo. lines—with many of college design and many designs that are ex- Kane, charter momibers of the ‘Tuxedo . and $18.00, Fancy Figured Silk Coverings, Wool or clusive with Hackett-Carhart & Co., Inc. Retail, | colony, and the first bride who had the| smaller \ienominations. Down filled, $13.50 to $47.50 each, | distinction of having been born in Tux-| ‘The desk lieutenant in the Alexander | : : edo Park, She and Mr. Winslow, who| avenue police station to whom Miss Blankets —Fine California, Austrian and French fs the eon of Mr. and Mra. Francis Vert delivered the bag told her that if Blankets in plain colors, reversible and with fancy WEA aER ise oe ete ee Jacquard den Gis in all sizes and qualities, $5.00 to $72.00 pair. Bed Spreads—Including Fine Sheer Mull and ele Linen with Irish, Austrian, and French Hand Kasha (arharielo,:, 265 Broadway, 841 Broadway, 119 Wesi 42d St, 154 East 125th St. Near Chambers St. — at 13th St, Near Broadway. Near 3d Ave, Opposite City Hall. Near Union Sq. Open Evenings. Open Evenings. teries Up His Sleeves | The Effects of Opiates. ANTS are pecull to and its | mbroidery. Cluny lace trimmed with Italian Filet H | = mrations, all of Pra scs carcoten, 1s ol Even in the motives on white Scrim. Also embroidery on Scrim. =< = serene ee RNTO: H smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in Also Italian Filet trimmed with Hand Embroidery on - By, EAAREES te if pee eares Sioa) 90 we fire rt ports oon Used cas Waick oxe Many narcotics in fine Old Bleach Linen, and_Irish hand embroidered eas i, Neri wall ba eovafel. bee . such as intractabl | combined with Cluny lace on Fine Linen. i ' vtrigke, aa well ag several new Nervous as roe 4 pale | \ ones, at Hammerstein's, It's Dal! Peat N a Lids dosing plates or narooti i J M Cc h & c { Worth dropping tae whe variety house] Foo" cule do mich e acemingly tmone Tin the smallest, dowsef ames McCutcheon 0O.,. A eu nate Se ‘ op the corner just, to ese this really | sini, thing. | Opposite Oven Saturdays Until 10 P.M, | Wonderfol Chinese conjurer, wo 8/TRicks FOR THE KITCHEN AS) the administration of Anodynes, 5th Ave. & 34th St., wadreNsoria ' PARLOR. | other parvotios to children by sny bok a P cannot be too : AN OUTFIT u eats c Aeoried, an should y CORO | Ned ye ttiengitchen irlck mays reed the attention of physician, and it 1 nothing less than (Cer rrTST pert pour flour into water and then take dose them willfully with narcotics, \e ft out as dry as the day It came trom Castorin contains no narcotics if it bears the the mill He could doubtless make gignature«. Chas. H, Fletcher, eawdust etend. up, Genuine C: bears the signature of His most astonishing feat, however, At the Lowest Prices in All New York We Oifer to Furnish Room tn Your House or Apartment for a Pay ment of $1.00 a Wi 7 NEW BOOKLET con- he POCTOR: OTe 4 Dy: Lewrs Baker ‘The questions engwered balow are general ta "charecter,. the aymutome or” diseases “are Srenand ‘the answers will apply to any case ‘Turther advice free, may of. gear, Lewls Haber, ‘College Bdge Cot- legrtagoa te, Darton, 0, Mencioetse gt stamped envelope for reply. name and address must be given, but only ini. tials or fictitious name will be used in my answers = The prescriptions can be fillet at well-stocked drug store, Any drugs: can Order” of wholeaaler. or 6th Ave. and 20th St. NEW YORK A any or Oak Parlor Gold cand Rockwood ny er Hl Mable remedy for and My congh 4s 90 tight that Tam afraid of Pnen- monia,”” we It Would Be a Mighty Good Idea to Increase Your Money for Christmas ——— _— Shopping By Buying Your Shoes in The Cammeyer Basement. Men’s Shoes In Tan Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Patent Leather, Box Calf and Black Kid; B:t- ton, Lace and Blucher, Goodyear Welt Soles, # 1 The tightest congh can be loos. ‘one hour br using the following: iad It a 2% on. packs With every pure chase of $100 and ff over we will pre~ [x71 sent a Pair of Oii Paintingsin Sha dow Boxes, 16x20) reak 2 tighteat cough tonte ection, HJ “Gortenie" writes: “Can ym prmoribe « omedy fot, catarebt Y sutter "conmantiy writes: “If son can prewerthe tay eee, will oure my stomach tronbie breath is very bad which annoys ine greatly Peden ae ane fam trite and cannot Fe es ! Toy is itke She must be t ee “Maui” write: “Can anything he done Ip? pts also cor for tdteNOharalt and 't ‘am’ tn’ arent. da Women’s Shoes In Patent Leather, Black Kid, Gun Metal Calf and Tan Calf; Button, Lace and Blucher, Cuban Heels and Low Heels, All this season's new stvles. Goodyear Welt 2] Answer: ‘The hest_tonle that 1 kno | made by mizing 5 om. af srran of Gites coma. amd 1 are tinetare endo oan very enstiv be cured of | teymywintit tetore Sars el 2 A Good Joke it charmingly. Lung Nen Yung and Chang Nen Yung (Gon't take these names for tonsilitis!) dangle from etrape and twist themselves Maro, queer shapes with nothing more Soles, fn ure, try lt falrte and you wil | covbarrense! My have ()| or ariddle, a funny story, a humorous picture, a fasci- ene ¢ Amie a he. ei ne § 50 iieni Mea Mi ts ® nating puzzle, etc., such as will crowd the 16 pages of make 4 great hit on ristmas tree. a; TRY THESE NAMES ON YOUR PIANO. | fieon Foh Sung and Soon Wo Kwal i © hor t hem on your i "1 oes mi) Mano’ hertorm’ strana aan on cues ee oa, Oe sn "Su : “aaiitrés, fy] «=| THE WEEKLY JOKE BOOK par, of them x Ca! Food ceable shoes in. snap wi day efter the flrs * S Bette eter Genie bak as’ wucusy | Black Kid and Gun Metal Ca‘f gives and carrying our full euarantee vin @ TO BE F R EE WITH Bd fe teh if he were in bed and heard ier $4 45 Sires $4.35 $4.65 $4.50 ang $2.00 er oe Tn) GIVEN COPIES OF r@lare breaking Into the chop to to? nae et ells | Sra Wefore mar crea twice of theme > Ber ener agra of Ching Lang ey XM <= Da 1 Ne ®| NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD on rT e delight, ywitn. p47 4 a is spict i B a Kes frxins aa owls He tos Rubh er Boats &h )) adds spice to life and makes for Fabbite to doughnuts ‘ @) Health, Happiness and Prosperity @) As Newsdealers Purchase Only as Many Sunday Worlds as They Feel SURE They Will Sell, it is ALWAYS Advisable to Tinstrcoes, Order the Sunday World in Advance For For Big and Little Boys and G Boys’ S’orm King Rubher Boo's 345’, $B yroy $Q-75 ou: beneath the rug draped « der, It must be confessed, how- these di look like col- 4 ia torn AM ais ond fire the z { maar cnet ase cnewe te, ou