The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1913, Page 11

suit Which. Results in |swisioney en / Car Have Close Gall. in Issuing of Attachment. | Four-Floor ‘Drop. Bae oo ing | THE inonow I 8 oF seer werk, ana he car fll tg the Botton po Jan, %.—Gathered et wes ¢ Sheriff Juthus Marwurger to-day with- An elevator containing four, persons omatianiplienel, re serenity oy mem en Sen paar en eo ev || A practi and niet | eter" ome wong Mex |, iat ee a F oftcore in oval ral Cpt pereonal erles of by MAD! 118-117 Worth street today. Panic: |® Marke-—When { got home to aupper with the exception oye > PETERS on the best way'to]| stricken emptoyees rashed to the shatt | est niente T Toure my wife hed been Mdenoctes Sen dintorence} ene even ; check soaring and to secure |} expecting to find only mangled bodies |°'"™*. HI greater vane fe fess outlay, will || in the wrecked oar, instead they found| .yarke—nhe wourgn'e tell met dewt| 4 6: the four person: much all whet! ‘eomet! . World, Jan. 13. ef Uoean catiadle Wak GAA lk: dlhods happened at home or ima novel aha W 0 Ay CX ing to be rescued from the debris which reading, KK WH i {OH GRADE MERCHANDIGE AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSGIELN To OUR POLICY ~ ! am hospital | ‘ ed for work, she hurried her wotbing. ‘Mr. Rosoff claimed that $28,000 | Dp fj En lide! generals should meet to-day, fatae treo children away Fed school, closed | were due him. He assigned his claim to ‘ : ‘ joy Luncheon at Our M ae haa Bhotousnly (prennred thems “| iened er ee r bedroom and! Nathan J. and Moses M. Packard, who An entertait mardi rar hoger sg aaa. brought sit 0 Y nia Ding Neighbors smelled the Bas | in time to for 13,66. erest and most Popul apartment and rush the t ow break into the hotir i#;und outlinitig executive! woman to Harlem L riynrton "Payetclan pela ty judgment . ‘Vea ite end ‘ it ‘Into practical operation | there xaid she would reco dR ae see Flown foatures:- jong the topics for consideration bs the general relation between the| Justice Schmuck in the City Court | on bot # forces at home mhd abroad; the| to-day ordered’ that the judgment of eh » Sherig , ° % " tional military poltéy, of the / #0 obtained against Nat Goodwin by ' Staten: the joint use of remular | Walter D. Turner. be, re-opened upon Le appt ght ers A Gr eat Dis posal of 5 00 citizen me requi: the Anode red ot eg coats by id actor. | “Contractor a ) geese See Se Se ee ae oe Misses’ New Winter Coats seat AT | Eine fa atlton te ery, ong 3 Priced for: Choice | eee = TRY! SAYS SAGE TEA DARKENS == 4}. ——, ® At $14.50 vee Ta Te Pr, Sa ees; —_AND BEAUTIFIES FADED, GRAY AR ee? dx | ptt nae ‘eae ora bat Beanie Oe 5 M that the conference will extend > Wouan ADMITS PORGERIES. Mixed With Sulphur Makes) A) div sort yi Soft and a Prone Hair fei bres Sas ¥ a Simply dome, fal ee il i i i ij / e e } f ‘ gi A Reor anization Sale a setback, otherwise we would never have been able te secure theve wonderful] values for you to-morrow. Include swagger ‘cciin » handeomely tailored; aleo more : sesanapar th wad cut ct zacefal loos f lines, fastening far to one side "otth a 5 ousi ew or large ornaments, plu: velour trimmed. Materials include intported Boucle, Astrachan, Chinchilla, Wide Wale and fancy back coatings; some lined to hip, prod lined throughout with guaranteed satin or peau de ‘The way New York responded to to the Hackett- cyenes sizes for misces, juntove and small women. Creditors’ Settlement pee nae kare, Thiet Sale was a well de- served tribute to institution. * the Sele—and oo owe Simoes | Spey ae ln An Important Clearance Involving | | Great Values in lear About 185 Odds and Samples of $25, $29.50 and as, High as $35 of Fine Domest Asa elt, things ere moving rapidly at thee A an eer EERIE ee == a pie te Imported Tunics at $16.50 ishings are now in the full bloom of their attrac- The tailoring i i h in the Most Desirable, Fashionable Styles _ bint boosey trae cn pi arse | mie CT PICS nee hanno Freche and mien tet ha or, ich hl CS cu Torn Sr gg he et Sn | ed te te I) oes ed eee cece te euieerereere tt in the entire fifty-six years of Hackett- | clothes i dogs WE DESCRIBE SOME OF THE MANY STYLES INCLUDED: Hackett-Carhart clothes. . he eg i, and wh ous Renee R " cot ' TUNICS IN DRAPED MODELS: cue distinetly tly new, with sparkli sparklin; ing PANTS. at 39¢ —no matter what the ie Me oe Sein , ‘ Feaics Oy GAGE ROR MET tnd nis ie Fine ribbed cotton, in regular and extra large cissn | ee | ee Ei Ba hy id hen iy «4 Aly La Wommen's Black Wael TIGHTS, ot 060, J, Hac hett. Carhart aig vow of lO iad chitton with silver pice Bead foneag net yee ‘gold and | women’s Black Wool ol TIGHTS, at $1. $1.38 Go ee Tunics of beaded net or chiffon in|Tunics of black net with handsome |' Pap Fate oar ] ion prea Ewes enorme Sark "COVERS, at She or 3 for Reorganization Not one imported to sell under $25.00} some are $29. 50, others $ 35.00. Women’ “at CORSET CO ra ret ori for $1.00, IN ALL AT ONE CLEARING PRICE OF $16.50 EACH. of the 65¢ quality; all sizes, Clearance Sale |i Groceries mazes |e: Cn ki ree SS Chelsea 2100, Sixth floor, 500 CASES ES SWEET CORN Boys’ and Girls’ VESTS and FANTS, at ae $15 to $25 Broken Size $25, $28, $30 ‘and $32.50 515. 50 nol Rey ry Wee Oy Crs 306, value; spectaly 1 or 1,000 ge Pin rib ined ct fie rest aler; high necks lag Overcoats and Suits Overcoats and Suits. on "Bie MILD CURED HAMS 1, COFFEE’: » Jexeey Ribbed UNION SU! F PEAS— ioe Brands reewier 4 4.¢| {_ Tour ehotee to-morrow, ONION: Boys’ and Girls’ Jersey Ribbed ITS, 390. et a a" $9, 50 pet ; Bes erg eae RN a, go son 917.50) Mee January 7, > FURNITURE os fof. rahe i ati that reach the 50 and 75 per Overcoats and Suits. $50, $60 and $65 eereee ||} LT a ee cnaess $50 BRASS BEDS: ; { =. $30 . call UR ag |i] kr juts rts [feriteat AT $25.00 ADM A : : terns to ote Plece nim /] Thad fl $15 Greasy, 4 BRASS en from. g LIBRARY SUITE i —_—s, IN | aoEar7-be inthis oto worth reap at joi oF more. S118 eee : LEATHER COUCH Braided Back This $60 Solid Maho, any Sea tin waPARLOR SUITE AT" $38.00 a mahogany parlor suite with bonee eapanne ae cushions.