The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1913, Page 7

a aiven hy me to W py Eee THE EVENING WORLD, | x FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 191338. sault.g The charge will be based on the handcnft incident. ROMANCE AWAITS CORN Doc-| TOR'S VERSION. }YOUNG. JOYRIDER HELD aS CHROPODIT. NOCUFFED HER ND WANTED $500 Mis, Le ieee Partially Clears Mystery of Astoria With Weird Narrative esi. HELD UP WITH it hie dean alleged threat and fils also alleged hand- | cuffs, was not the only odd thing about | the hearing. Edward went to liye with his and er husband- has named as co-reayondent in his sult— after Mra, Le Compte had oxciuded him from the oriay house and post guards to show him away, was in court, smiling and chipper. Although he has yet to of Mis. Le ed ond otherw hadn't been at Another Man's: Car Witch Was Reported Missing. A policeman noticed early to-day an! | Unoccupled automobile standing at the corner of One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street and Lenox avenue, For two hours the machine was unattended and yn jthen a young man cranked {t and started | to climb inta the chauffeurs seat. He pinot of his ownership tried charge TURKEY TROT’ AND ‘BUNNY’ GN CONGRESS ELACK LIST auffeur Tells Court It isi House Asked to E Common for Employers ie 4 to Give Him Photo. hauffeur and the machine , nto the Lenox av snue station. an J. MeGrath of Oyster Day waa) a jin the station when tho car arrived, asking if anything had been seen of a! stray auto. He had left his standing) at Forty-ninth street and Seventh ave- | near midnight, pe said, and it wos .) stolen during his temporary absence. ‘ MoGrath quickly identified the auto the r “Wig. | BO nan had found as his own. L All the Wig-|} George Gallagher of No. 819 Ninth W Inaugural; avenue, the youtg man who had been ‘ found preparing to appropriate the ma. WASHINGTON, be an inaugural A GOOD HABIT le why and whe eral mysterious P which Mra, Madeic mh Tea when you're tired, particularly if it’s ““LIPTON’S TEA . tre bunny/ Sold in airtight tins only trot contor- much troubled at a private in the Long Island Ciiy Court. The case! in the coupie't strange in-co aan his f tory. Wallace Wor nd w t for the use of the souteand-ine: th, whove business ‘ts calls himself * bet that didn’: trom lifting pRinging in Mrs. Le came to her ‘he rang the Woolsey street, Astort door and he told her, ac r etery, he had been rent by her a- bahd to ascertain the condition of her health. i} HANDCUFFED, SHE SAYS, BY! THE CORN DOCTOR. | “He asked me a few pecy quee- tis," she tevtitied, “and t ly Paid he had a jette ulists’ Opticians Half a Century in Business, More eyes are injured by improper glasses than by going without glasses. If your glasses don’t feel right—see us. Eyes Examined Without Charge by Registered Eye Physicians. Perfect Fitting Glasses, 82.50 to $12. 217 Broadway, Astor House 223 Sixth Ayeu [3th, 35) Sit Ave. 2 22d Se. | . Ann St. 17 West 42 | 98 Falvon Si., Cor. Bond s Breve POSLAM CLEARS INFLASIED ‘COMPLEXIONS chauffeur, He sate of hande sipped them vhe repeated his dem "4 hf hed to resort © entes of a Chauffeur Petr nm whom als h, Lit the 2h subpoena had been served, sald it was true he had # photograph of Mrs. Le} Wheneve ne pre- | a re f ‘ f embartas ment, distress and sufs . “qBur it is an ordinary pieture, In small frame.” he said, “and it is 1 JAP keeps the skin secure PERRI-WALLA TEA iraves its color and unusual that I should bave a pt ROASTED COFFEE STRAWBERRY JAM CANNED CORN skin, makes com- sot The’ best 4 i "Polins (price so| wr." ! cents) ard ‘oup (price 25 cents) ring |For free samples, write to the Emer. 32 West 25th! Phe understanding was that Worth, who lives at No, 12 F' avenue, Astoria, would & Rew warrant cha ROSENBAUM &Co., 10 & 12 WEST 28” STREET.N.Y. OUT OF BUSINESS Final Days - - - Startling Reductions 10 Fancy Velvet Dresses... . $75 Russian Pony Coats...... 24.50 E Charmeuse Dresses..... i 9.75 $110 French Seal Coate 45.00 5 Brocade Dresses........} $15 Trimmed Velvet Dresses 4.95 | $100Caracul Coats........... 45.00 #0: Messsaling Dresses, tase} 3.85 $14 Russian Pony Ca at HI 44.50 rimmed................. ny immed wit! jatural > ° $30 Fur Trimmed Dresses... . 10.75 Raccoon or Civet Ca! $45 Charmeuse & Crepe Me- | $275 Persian Lamb Coa 135.00 | esd ve Dresees..... ) 1 e782 XX French Coney Coats 12.50 rge Dresses............ le $100 Imported Costymes..... 35.00 468 Pointed Fox Setees 1.61, 14.50 $45 Velvet & Crepe de Chine! $40 Black Fox Sets........... 17.50 jDresses...........0.. ' 22.50 | $25 white Fox Sets (Iceland).. 7.50 BS & #30 Tailored Sujts...... tae $125 Eastern Mink Sets 65.00 p94 prem pea Oi ane 1 2.50 $45 Natural Raccoon Set 19.50 $40 Trimmed Suits..... ee 15.00 | $45 Red Fox Sets...... Plusl ‘ey 19.50 $45 Trimmed Suits....... 20.00 | Chinchilla Costs, Push} =. on SS Tallaved Sues ( Imported 35.00 | $25 Satin Lined Cheviot Coats 12,50 $3 Lace Trimmed Waists Ge | $30 ain Lined Chinehilta! 16.50 i ane 5 Sense Tstrarned sp ern 1.50 $25 Satin Lined Boucle pa 10.75 ba ied Trimmed, Chiffon 1.75 | $35 Astrachan Coats......... 20.00 $% Chiffon, Brocade, Crepe | 2.95 2 Teperess vege Canes 12.50 , Plush »Caracu pons Sh salami rest eeeh: tae. eh ’ . ; . . FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY | FOR STEALING AN AUTO. some companions had taken the auto But the story of the corn doctor, his {Policeman Found Him Cranking | fF # Joy ride ib | i chine, was charged with grand lar- ceny, and it was declared that he and UNEQU Silver “Nita Aluminum mineral | pon i Harmless. Effective. | vee 5 ELE Pay! forty years the ty ee Cr fer] 4 from Forty-seventh street last night | eee Commits Satetde. Harry Horrson, a laborer, twenty-nine years old, of No. $8 East Seventy-fourth street, committed suicide to-day by | drinking oxalic acid in his home. He wae | discovered by his wife, who ran to te | Street and notified Patrolman Gtiroy of | the Bast Sixty-seventh street station. | , Dr. Remy, who was called from Recep- | tion Hospital, arrived too late to be ot | Any assis’ Just what caused the | man's act is not known. SATURDAY Clearance Sale Misses’ & Girls’ Apparel Misses’ Tailored Suits In navy blue, Copenhagen, brown and black chevrons. Sizes 14 to 18. Formerly up to 29.50 Misses’ Tzilored Suits Tailored and trimmed models, of velveteen, corduro chevrons, two tones. Formerly up to Misses’ Dressy Suits Russian Norfolk and trimmed models, of ratine, broadcloth, velvet and corduroy. Formerly up to 49.50 Misses’ Street and ees sey Dresses Of velveteen and corduf@y, tailored or lace collat models. Sizes 14 to 18. Formerly up to 25.00 Misses’ Street Coats OF boucles, chinchillas and imported novelty fabrics. Formerly up to 29.50 Misses’ Dressy Coats Of corduroy, broadcloth, chinchillas; velvet trimmed. Sizes 14 to 18. Formerly up to 35.00 Girls’ Street Coats Button to neck, belt effect models, plaid lining. and brown melton. Girls’ Chinchilla Coats In navy. gray, brown, red; velvet or self collar. Plaid or flannel lining. Formerly up to 16.50 7. 95 9, 75 19.50 In navy Formerly up to 12.95 York, | Girls’ Chinchilla Coats In navy, gray and brown. Some satin lined throughout. Formerly 25.00 16.50 Bonwit Teter & Co. Clearance Sale Women’s & Misses’ Furs BEST VALUES OF THE SEASON Moire Caracul Coats Trimmed with black fox, civet cat or plain. Made from flat selected skins. 75.00 Formeriy 110,00 Caracul Coct Full length cave made from flat curl skins. Formerly 85.00 55. 0 Trimmed French Seal Coats Full length and three-quarter models, trimmed with civet cat, chinchills, squirrel or plain. Formerly 95.00 Sable Squirrel Coats Made from perfectly matched selected skins. Formerly 165.00 95.00 Ermine Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats uarter models, ermine trimmed; full length plain, made rench dyed muskrat skins. 135.00 Formerly 165.00 Tl from Entire Stock of Scarfs and Muffs at Greatly Reduced Prices. Fifth Avenue at 38th Street "10 TO 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE. At 149th St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated. Special Pre-Inventory Sale We do not take these goods in stock OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN COMES) 50° Weekly =: This Imperial Leather Couch nel Oe shtiees j 15.00) "50 19.50] 29.50) 12.50) 12.50, 6.50! 68.00 | i UMANN’'S! | \*38'4 &°48 SHOES | | For style, fit ai | W. L. Douglas {Prin Saturday, the final day of the big sale, brings many | wonderful opportunities in Men’s and Boys’ || Overcoats, Suits, Collars, Sweaters, i’ Pajamas, Hats, Shirts, Trousers, F re sh Cu t Umbrellas, Neckwear, Gloves, Watches, Flowers Underwear, Half Hose, Razors, Etc. 100" Roses “and ete Popular “Tams” atReduced Prices pone a Mg ly for 75¢ and We secured by a fortunate purchase a number of beautiful hy per 14 at, each.. up to-the-minute “Tams” at a price far below their actual 50,000 Sweet Double worth. So hg are there! Fas fore offering you for Saturday, on witeee regularly 3$e This Stunning New Ostrich Plame Trimmed), =<" LOCena 'Y ellow and White Narciesus, Tam o’Shanter, Like Pictare “daffodils, stevia and ‘aos Of fine, quality tr gig gl in gray (1 dozen in a bunch); lily of taupe, seal brown, bl 5 ! the valley (2dos.ina 180 of exceptiorial quality in the regularly sold for 7Se wanted beautifully shaded two: toned and $1 per bunch; at. effects and black and white; also choice of 75 5,000 Gardenias, regu- models, 49 ae a aa Table full large cesortment of other models, on and floor, at trous Long Nap Black Silk Beav- er Untrimmed Hats, formerly sald at $2.95, $3.95 and $4.98; Saturday |" only, on Main floor, 85e & 1.85 To close out 4 odb-Hlan Grado Imported Hand - Blocked 4 Up: trimmed Hats, consisting quality silk sige sive eal teloan: in black sires 4 45 +95 3835 i ac Announcement! We Have Purchased, and Beginning Next Monday, January 20th, We Will Sell VOGEL BROS.’ Stock of Women’s and Girls’ Apparel and Shoes | At de on the $ Brocade Maline Py es 39e WE Something new, in the Greenhouses | 1,000 miscellaneous plants. reg- ularly 75¢ to$l;each at & ‘Yerkes -yound eifectCe.’s Chimes in our greenhouses, operated by the well-known artist, Misses Eleanor Lou oo from 2 P. M. to6 P.M. This Hat, Saturday, on Second Floor, at See Sunday Papers for One Important Details of the Greatest Events Ever Held § Extra Fine; ) Large Can, Scans to © cus and only ‘with wroceries Our 12c Tomatoes abe from Paris. The wey pretty veil- ing has a $2.00) look. It is acom- jon best in a new luc: tion of a figured) Our 38¢ Fine White Ken. Sierenieed sound; dozen. lone delivered, Maple Syrup, pint bottles +. le MyruM, quart potite Maple syrup, bait @alion Maple syrup, gation can, Vrepared Buckwheat where 18¢.; large packa; Domestic sauces Kad ber bottle, . splendid effect is made ponsible only by a recent ; Mechanical discovery, Ibs, Only with grocery or: , De) O82. ti, Pumpkin or fauash- Mined Vegetables — Apantah Red Pewpers ‘Mey large ean. Our G0e Ceylon or India ~— “A le Carte” Coftee—Ka Pull 1-1b, | You may have it in white, and) | black and white at our special price. Two Other Spi Specials ancy Shetland Veils, in five dif. ferent meshes, 50 inches long. An unusual special at, c “306 | | a Fancy ‘Mesh Veiti ly rieh and delictous; 13 by the yard, in black only. Be Me All ail; at, eac Initial andkerehlels at 4c Each For Men and Women. Special offering includes women’s dainty wreath initial handkerchiefs, All perfect. Alsomen’s full laundered cambric handkerchiefs with neat nitiale, Main Moor, Contre, w. [te DOUCLAS | “The Precious Lives of | OLi VE Ta blets. Little Children” O/L the Bu wels, Are often acral APhysician's Substh:.te fer | through carelessness. | Children should be| andere. # Gao. ed taught at an carly age | t your aver aad to rinse the mouth} Dr, Edwards thoroughly morning, and stitute for Calomel. night with “ODO! The germ of Diphtheri is ever a deadly menace | ti to the lives of children. | It enters through the mouth, \a7 |The constant ie “ODOL." as a mauthvad | jail ki is the SAI UARD that ren walled at the price. hey are the stanaard of quality When you feol ¢ howels need hep, Olive Tal f ei etn ta A hace Englis binish $6-75 Sale Price $5.50 Benviar Price 812,00 { RF aR alee ee OPEN EVI RY EVENING ] -— 4 bs Early) ractically immune from ait f t “Yost aa Good" as “OFBOL.” Price 50 Cents. ing | Al all Druggisis ant Denariment Stores. GEO. BORGFELDT & CO, 1NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO Me and World's . 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