The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1912, Page 8

os FRUD OF THO MEN Goldberg, Accused of Killing ‘Bookstore Keeper, Dies of Poison He Took. From a foud that started in two little, musty, commonplace Brooklyn book | atgres wo close together that the dust.) * nets drawn by one brought ruin to the} other, a second death resulted to-day, Hadery Goldderg died in Bellevue How pital, escaping prosecution on charges ot murder and attempted suicide. ldbers, who was twentythree, was in partnership with his father until « few months ago. They had a book shop in Williamsburg and they were pros- pering until Max Flaum opened @ ‘im- flap establishment in the neighborhood. Fleum's business methods were leas antiquated than those of the Golibergs. H@ had @ way of dressing his windows with “bargeins” and running special sales. at the’ Goldberg etore fell off, Finally the shop was closed. The elder | for himself. leven more prosperous, One day—it wae | Deo, 16-a man emered hia etore and OVER SHOP RIVALRY Ss sort Sec faid afterward that Fiaum’a voice alfo : \ was raised. There were two pistol shots! § jand Flaum fell with two wounds in his jbreast. IMaum died that night tn has {Catherine's Hospital and the police be-| ph A {gan to look for Harry Goldberg, who, they aid, had done the shooting. soon as he brother's anything | Called up Police He: ; “I have located my brother,” he said Wall.” he said it wae “worse than that.” Goldberg might recover. Bellevue. SCHOOLGIRL A SUICIDE. She Drinks Potson, got another efore in Profits Were Hot lenge enough to eup, that undermined her health. Port two persons. The eon started out Meanwhile Flaum, left in undisputed possession of the old territory, became Detectives, having fatled to find Goid- berg, appealed to his brother, @ lawyer. He told them he would notify them as a hie whereabouts. The next evening at 6 o'clock he, “Tie has just taken poison at Broad and Hundreds of persons had seen Gold- | berg swallow the poison. The first po- leeman who bent over him asked if he had had trouble with a woman and At Hudson Street Honpital 1t was thought | He stayed | there @ day or two and was taken to Health Weakened by Overstudy, ASBURY PARK, N. J., Deo. 7.—Mins Fivona Lucile Walker, the eighteen- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jo- seph L. Walker of Ocean Grove, com- mitted suicide here by swallowing car- Miss Walker was a pupll of the Nep-| a tune High School. For several ‘weeks ith Brdoklyn. It was not #0 g00d @/ane had been studying hard preparing w botheod for hie business and the| for her examinations, and it is believed | gus‘ CLOTHES FROM MAKER TO WEARER "am ‘ Sale of 30 Overcoats and Suits at 145°-Moe Levy A sale of Overcoats and Suits which my whole-’ account of the holiday Tekverk was given til this morning to answer by summons to-day the husband, who was ja carpenter, forty-five years old, hanged | | himself in the parlor of their home at BY WIFE ON XMAS EVE, HUSBAND HANGS SELF ‘The second marriage of Joseph Tok+ verk was not a happy one, Perhaps it was because of the children by the first wife; maybe it was lack of congentaity from the start. At any rate, it brought @ blight to the family at Yuletide and this morning ended tn the eutcide of the husband and father, On Christmas ove Mrs, Tekverk went No, 1426 Avenue A, He closed the portal. In the neck, Then he jumped f1 Soon after 7 o'clock his two children, | ‘William, fourteen years o1 neighbors. + Tekverk’s first wife died father, and this morning was a kind father and was stepmother. But the to the Harlem Police Court and had a summons issued for her husband. On an appearance in court, and his wife|tssued on Tuesday. 4 end Fi in @ rope and threw the rope over the door #0 that {t would hold when he! made @ noose, which he put around his | lav, eleven, found the body dangling in the parlor and gavel the alarm to ‘ago and he remarried one year ago, Mia two daughters immodiately lett house. One of them married and the other went to live with her, younget children remained with the charged him with assauit, and it was on that charge that the summons was he Effects of Opiates. orlme with narcotics, , Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the . signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare of 4 \ tied a knot other end he) rom @ chair. | id, and Ladis- eleven years the The they said he good to tholr stepmother i sale department failed to deliver to a Buffalo customer on time. There are only a limited number of these garments, but each and every one is a. $30.value. Sol am pricing them to meet the reach.of all. This great reduction will be a record value:to see the old year out. Cold'type and mere words cannot convey the immense possibilities of saving in this sale. The thin I advise and urge is to come quickly and see the values, and I feel safe in saying that you will be interested in these “$30 Overcoats and Suits at $14.50 OVERCOATS—A wide variety of smooth and rough finish fabrics and quite a number of brown, blue and gray chinchillas so popula: r just now, in popular styles with convertible collars, belted backs, or conservative, plain coats to suit the con- servative dresser. SUITS—There are just 264 of the nicest suits that ever bore a $80 price tag. You can have a beauti Scotch mixed cheviot, ora nice-plain, fancy striped or plain English worsted; cut in the English or more conservative style. $25 Full Dress & Tuxedos, $15 I am making this sale whole-souled by including the finest $25 tailored full dress and tuxedos at $15. The cloth is a fine black unfinished worsted; coats lined throughout with pure silk, a fine black gros-grain facing and trousers trimmed with fine / black sateen, making the best $25 value ever seen; get one for the new year at $15. ‘$2.50, $2 and $1.50 Shirts, Cluett and Lion $4.15 } Brand Negligees made with soft French cuffs; in Soisette, silk and linen and woven Madras; collars attached or starched neck band; laundered coat shirts, pleat- cd or plain, cuffs attached. Made in per- cales or woven madras—$2.50, $2 and $1.50 Cluett and Lion Shirts—$1.15. Evenings Until 9 ¥ Pr, Hate $8.00 Boys’ Suits $4:95 and Overcoats I’ve an especially fine lot of Boys’ Overcoats and Suits, tailored from ends of cloth too small for men’s gar- ments, but right for boys. Overcoats— Double breasted, some with belted backs, convertible collars, flannel lined and satin yoned, Suits—Double breast- ed and Junior Norfolks, splendidly made, with extra pants free. An $8.00 value............. $4.95 119-125 Walker St.,N.Y. 8 Blocks East of Broadway and One Block East trom Canal St. Subway Station. MY ONLY |_STORE. If you want to regain that feeling of end clear thought, take Edwards’ Olive Tablets, ‘The Ovetco Olive Tablets, Calomel is effective but dangerous— causing bad after-effects. ive Tablets are especially made to take the place of Calomel. Dr. Edwards |for years has been Calomel's foe. He ite dangers and its disadvantages in , treating patients for bowel complaints. | tagious dines: jo without Calomel, he y famous little olive-oil ve Tablets are mild remained away from home over Ohrist- UMM NED 10 WRT mas, Instead of responding to the ! Closin Saks & Company Broadway at 3{th Street out, Saturday, December th 200 Misses’ Coats formerly 29.50 to 35.00 The selection embraces a large assortment of the season’s newest models and materials, including imported chinchilla, Astrachan cloth, Boucle, ker- sey, broadcloth and plain or plaid back coatings. The majority of these garments are silk-lined throughout. On Our Second Floor Sizes 14 to 18 years. 100 Girls’ Conte 7.95 formerly 12.50 to 15.00 The selection includes full length models, made of imported Boucle cloth, kersey, cheviot, corduroy and fancy coatings. Smart colorings. 6 to 16 years. 68 Misses’ Tailored Suits formerly 39.50 to 45.00 For so limited a number, there is quile a liberal variety of the season’s smartest ryodels in this offer- ing. The fabrics embrace corduroys, velveteens, plain cheviots and diagonals. Ages 14 to 18 years. Closing out, Saturday, December 28th 185 Women’s Tailored Suits were 20.00, 25.00 & 29.50 The selection includes all the wanted materials and colorings, and there is a most representative assortment of the newest models. 116 Women’s Dresses were 18.50, 22.50, 25.00 & 29.50 Shown in a number of smart models, and in the following materials: Charmeuse, velvet, corduroy, fancy cloths, serges and eponge. On Our Fourth Floor 13.50 Closing out, Saturday, December 28th On Our Second Floor Misses’ & Children’s Hats| formerly 6.00 to 13.00 \ A’ collection of clever little hats in velvets, felts and velours, and in various colorings and designs. Children’s & Misses’ Sweater Coats formerly up to 4.50 These sweater coats are made of pure worsted yarn, with. roll collar, in a variety of colors. Closing out, Saturday, December 28th On Our Second Floor Boys’ Overcoats| 2.95 formerly 5.00 Made of hea’ Boys’ School Overcoats formerly 11.50 ats for school wear. Made of heavy fancy mix- ture coatings, with plaid backs. Ages 8 to 17 years. Boys’ Suits! formerly 5.75 OLIVE Tablets\ rsx OIL the Bowels |g} 7 Payaiderone wiontel "|p penne re Ge MeL i Edwards’ ubstitute for Calomel. us buoyant ‘tion, 10 Boys’ Russian overcoats, made of fancy mixtures and flannel lined, and buttoning close to neck. Suitable for $ to 9 years. Boys’ Russian Overcoats formerly 7.50 fancy mixtures, with plaid back, in a collection of belted models. Ages 3 to 10 years, 17.95 3.50 These suits are made in Norfolk and double breasted models, and in cheviot fabrics of an exceptional quality. All wool. our liver and | W years, Pleasant work sf bos, STblah emote: | af@teeras tas core {15.00 124.00 113.50 1.50 12.50 4.85 [> This. 100-Piece Imported ——— stereo [og | DINNER SET Fait crt FREE to (iGiapres : Mahlers STORE FOR WOMEN 6th Ave. at 31st Street Clearing Sale of Women’s ‘Reliable Shoes! § Average Almost Half Price § 8 First:—Bear in mind that ours is the largest shoe de- § ¢ partment in New York for women exclusively. § $ Second:—It is the most comfortable and home-like § + shoe department to be fitted in. ‘ 18 Third:—We will be just as careful to fit you prop- ¢ x erly as we are when you pay full prices. $3 to $5 Shoes, 1.90 Dull calfskin and patent leather, button and | lace shoes in all siags. Regular price $3. Soft demi-calfskin, patent coliskin and tan Choice : Russia button shoes, with welted soles. Reg-| of these % ular $3.50. $3 to $5 9 Sample shoes in over one-hundred different'| shoes at 1% styles, representing all leathers, with welted and 1.90 Wearing Ap- parel for Wamen —Hosteryts Corsets — Shoes to Millinery. Re- Hable qualities at lowest prices. | turn soles, Regular price $5. Satin slippers in black, white, pink, blue, ® lavender, corn color; in all sizes. Regular price $3. Patent leather and dull kid pumps, in all sizes. Regular price $3. $4 Shoes, 2.60 Extra high cut button shoes in tan calfskin, black calfskin and patent leathers. Regular price $4. Regular height button and lace shoes, calfskin and patent leathers. Styles for street or dress wear. Regular price, 3.50. Satin Slippers, with faa extra high heejs, in black ; and white, hand-'| trimmed. Choice of § these § 3.50 & $4 § shoes at 2.60) somely Regular price $3.50 | $5 Shoes & Slippers, 2.95) Suede button shoes, all gray, all black or all) Choi white. Regular price $5. Patent Leather Dress aeee ys Shoes, fine cloth tops, as‘illustrated. Regular | 5 sh price $5. | $5 shoes Gun metal calf button shoes, with hand / welted soles in high or low heels. Regular price $5. | at English cut button ‘shoes, with whipcord | 2 95 cloth tops in tan or black, Regular price $5. | “® > Felt House Slippers—A final clean-up of all the Comfy Slippers and Juliets that were 1.50 and $2, now 95c Women’s Rubbers at half price. Storm rubbers 35 to fit over your shoes. Regular 65c¢ grade at........ Cc Storm Rubbers. Regular 50c grade at.......... 25c e Mephisto Turban The Newest Style Hat for Women \ At Less Than Half Price ° These hats are made in our own workshop and copied from imported models that cost two and three times as‘much as we ask for thei. ! Hudson Seal Turban, value $20, at $10. Mole Coney Turban, value $15, at $7.50. Black Plush Turban, trimmed with fur, value $10, at $5. SPECIAL:—-We will » ake you a hat to order out of any fur you may furnish for 3, a = _ Clearance Sale Cloaks, Suits, Furs % $100,000 Stock at co o OOCOCOOCO MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO COO APARTMENTS wh burnisi.ed trom | & BETIISB © MUO sts OPEW EVERY EVENING UNTIL 90 CLOCK ce rar as eeepc ust antipetnpmmmmmene etl .