The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1913. Lavy, his pleading was postponed until EEE «Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere” CHIEF FIREBUG'S «= “on Get, Rid of e sayenae me peman war's] — AM Indigestion || [ccc pieral ke Touran 8 ™ re AGiy in lose low “Teay the Painter” In testifying be- the Stomach Do Its Work? fore the Grand Jury Not with drugs, but with a reinforce AY a 0 NEW INDICTMENTS RAGE WITH OCARES BBMUR-| mee Seen ir netie, “Bale Sixth Avenue 3.B.GREENHUT, Pres. 18*to 19% Streets — RER TO HIS INDICTMENT. © | faturaliy at work in the stomach. MAIN BUILDIN Amazing Bargains for Women In Our Sweeping $ Clearance, at. 1.50 Res) Your unrestricted choice of the following lines: pecia Complimentary Za Stamps Free, Tomorrow As many :eis as @ asonabl; ired for books Yanflied y” iv ul rea ie en. tribution in Premium Parlors Third Floor, GREENHUT Building, tomorrow. Only 100 complimentary stamps good in any one Kalman Newmark, one of the fire ad-| pepsin, nitrogenous fermenta, and the Justed iast week, was arraigned to-day! secretion of hyd food fails to di eome of thes Henry C. Freeman, an Adjuster, which was filed or Friday to the indict. | digestive apparatus. Hears He Is Wanted and —_| ment, and his client pleaded not guilty, Newmark is out on $3,000 ball. | —_—_—_ ; SANG ON WAY TO EXAMS. { Five new indictments were returned te-day in the arson conspiracy, Abra- am Gohiichten, one of the men in+ @eted, wae already under arrest, and School of the Ascension, West One eaother—Henry C. Freeman—hearing | jundred and Eighth street, on their that he was to be indicted, surrendered | way to take the Regent's exams., kept joric acid, When your f# proof postive that are lacking In your Surrenders. Schoolgirie Unaw: 7 the Regents, Make Merry in Car. ‘Thirty-two girts of the newly opened ’s | Women’s | Women’ GME Weks vied vy Sudan, Repsuny | Be coon Ordon. Gf. Wie: eto sar omeh’s omen’s omen’s for-h which was bringing them to Holy Cross S it D Co t ‘or Tomorrow for the other three men indicted. School in West Forty-second. street. uITsS resses ats “Freeman is an adjuster, with offices} The pupile were less xious about (Tuesday) Only MAIN BUILDING 0c New Seeded Ra&isins—Musca- tels; “Trio” brand; full- 6c size package iivede (MAIN Building, Third Fieor.) ‘35¢ Ratine—27 inches wide; tull line of newest Spring col- 1 4c and mem- . H reet their fate than their pa: ye 4 Ayuitam otreet and livieg at | ots of che parish, who fall chat much est One Hundred and Nine-! depended on their passing the exami- teenth street. Detectives were looking| nations successfully, as they are the fer him and he telephoned | first claas from the bide age gg 4 were lent in charge of Father B. Sweeney, we Bight to Asstotant DistrictAttorney | pastor, and Father McCann, one of the “ sath hihs dahl ani eek oe and abroad and thelr composition has been statement of Isidor Stein, who said that HELD FOR $3 BRIBERY. approved by the highest authorities. he was one of the principal agents in ‘There 1s no secret in tho propa "s Dyspepsia Tab the “arson trust.” Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet. Th Sein Ya Man Accases) sition is known among p Adential clerk, Singer said that he had| In the West Side Court to-day, Charles Yearned of Freeman's doubtful practices | White of No. 49 Bayard street was held Formerly priced to $25| Formerly priced to $22.50| Formerly priced to$19.50 All our own goods; and that is your best guarantee that the styles, the materials and the workmanship are desirable The valua- tions quoted are our own former regular selling figures. A Brief Summary of the Assortments Is Printed Here The Suits The Dresses The Coats at °7.50 | at $7.50 | at 7.50 organs neel. They stimulate the gasti lands and gradually bring the i organs back tu their normal conalt Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ha’ Inspector Dw Hemmed Bleached without ball by Magistrate Corrigan on ne rtrd pre broad adel acct a charge of bribery, White was ar- for full-sized E SET SEVERAL FIRES) roted Saturday evening in front of Sheets— beds; soft finish; each. ... (MAIN Butlding, Main Fleer.) $1 to $1.50 Elaborately Embrold- ered Volie and Ratine Floancings —-45 and 54 inches wide: 49 (MAIN Bullding, Main Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDING 98e Chii and Malad” ewtoaseuctedhepes and rich decorations; 49, OCR... reece ees le (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor.) ‘No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders filled on the above extra specials. Quantities limited.) are made of handsome | are made of chinchillas, are made of Serges,| draned voiles, beaded|handsome double- cheviots, diagonals, pn on over white and i be gg ah s,|colored messaline, | diagonals, beautifu worsteds, > xia q| charmeuse, messaline, | cheviots and boucles, mannish mixtures and/ serge, corduroy and|sturdy tweeds and novelty effects. velvet. novelty cloths. We illustrate a coat and suit (selected at random from our large and varied assortment) for style-example only. All sizes from 32 to 44, but not all sizes in every style, None sent C.O.D. or on approval. No mail or telephone orders filled. A One-Day Sale! C t orsets« FOR FREEMAN. Carnegie Hal! a ticket speculator. Stein eald that he acted as Freeman‘s| Policeman Patrick J. Hunt of Inspector Dwyer's staff, swore White solicited apaie Che gave. Wan that of the| persone to purchase tickets to a concert | ohapredeenll aNd there. Acoording to Hunt, White, on fire in a tenement at No, 315 Fast One the way to the West Fifty-seventh Hundred and First street on Dec. 2.1 street station, asked Hunt not to press WU. Abraham Schlichten was @ tenant! tne complaint and handed him three | in the house and it was his apartment! dollars. | lets being 9,000 gral steak, exgs foods. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will di- | that was set afire at his request, | On each floor of the tenemen' at your food for you when your stomach t. siz families, The afternoon was six families” The afternoon wa Not far to go for} W. L. DOUCLAS Kip essge ar $200 in the Liverpool, hats that go farthest in $350 ‘4 & 54.00 SHOES Landon and Globe Insurance Company, For style, fit and and the claim was compromised for 832), . . ite soon at A" Weller heard thie story | Otyle, Quality Service. | W: 1, Douglas shoes he had Schiichten arrested. Sohlichten price. hey are the confessed to his part of the fire and !m- Nine shops selling stanaard of quality pitcated Freeman. Both Freeman and here. Sehlichten were indicted for arson in the second degree. | e Stein was taken from the Tombs, where it he has been since he was brought from Ging Sing on last Thursday and ar- 1 ratgned before Justice Goff in the} MAL rons Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court| J Brouiwey i a, Mo Brosdwey on @ second Indictment. Owing to the| so Bradway pos rat abeence of his attorney, Abraham| MAIN BUILDIN' Women’s 5c “Heatherbloom” Cc Petticoats, at... A one-day special, tomorrow, in which we offer several hundred tticoats of this famous make. ainty striped effects, with deep sectional ruffles. (MAIN Building, Fleet Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN' General Clearance Sale of Odd Pieces and Setsof Silver-Plated Tableware Immense _ Assortments, Including: TEASETS, BUTTER DISHES, is BREAD TRAYS, SANDWICH TRAYS, CASTERS, BON BON DISHES and innumerable other articles, including eli that remain MAIN BUILDING: $2 and $3 $] The celebrated La Resista Unbreakable Spirabone Cor- set—made in three distinct models, suitable for the slender, the medium and the stout figure. (MAIN Building, Firet Floor.) MAIN BUILDING] Now We Introduce the OOKLYN, Ne Strest, roadway, MAIN BUILDIN' SI “Cabaret” Turban, Other Sales Sadi ‘ phate! quality trays, or 's “Seni Your Choice at an A at $1.95 “Toge Cote saan 34 () of 4 Parmar Broce The very kind of a hat for im- mediate wear. Ideal for shop- ping, afternoon, motoring, etc. A close-fitting turban made of maline; silk velvet is brought around the edge and finished with a large, stylish bow in front; most popular colors; also black. This latest addition is the smartest of the season, (MAIN Building, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Two Book Bargains! “The Fact Book” An Invaluable Book of Reference on Every Current Subject — Publisher's Price $5; 98e Here, Tomorrow...,........++++++ Aeon + ' Here's a book that should be in every library, public and private. In the home it will settle many @ disputed uestion, and in the school it will form a valuable addition to the reference library. j There is hardly # question the answer to which cannot be found in its pages. Webster’s New Century Dictionary 98. Publisher’s Price $2; Our Price.... This edition of Webster is particularly intended for the busy stu- thoritative dictionary which is up- to-date Fol eraneneal here bn plas itis bound in half-leather sii The setionary is not published by the original publishers of Webster's Dictionary, nor by their successors. (MAIN Building, Fourth Ploor.) ne Added Bargains in Heavily Silver-Plated Ware Fee, Speona-—sech irs Ge! Dinner Forks—cach ........ 1¢ or Dessert Speers 10) | net Knives—plain only; 10- Please Come Early, Tomorrow _ (MAIN Bullding, 3 hap sal $3 and $3.50 $1.50 “NEMO” Corsets (Details in Today's Journal) Tomorrow ’ jain Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDING Lace Curtains Also Upholstery Fabrics, Portieres and Couch Covers At Economy Prices Another Big Store event tomorrow, in which you can purchase fresh, new goods in the latest approved designs at great price savings. Here are some of the items:— $7.50 Iriah Point Lace Curtaine—with heavy 5 50 borders of lace in all-over effects; pair... . $3.75 Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains—in several new and dainty floral designs, mounted on § heavy double-twisted net; 5 tee $2.75 Novelty Net Curtaine—in geometric and scroll pattern: Pliqued on net; qaif............. cece eee $1.75 Nottingham Lace ins—in splendid od | 25 ponies of rich and costly laces; pair...... $6. me 5 | GREENHUT BUILDIN Final Selling Prices? Linoleums & Oilcloths From Thos. Potter & Sons Hundreds of Pieces for Your Choice These linoleums and oilcloths comprise the short sengitie which we purchased under rice from the concern mentioned above immediately after the explosion and fire in their Philadelphia mills. Lengths Sufficient for 2 to3 Rooms All of standard make at prices that are to be seen ooly in a sale brought about by unusual conditions like these. 6000 yards. ..2 yards. .50c and 60c. 4000 yards. ..2 yards...50c.... 3500 yards . .2 yards. ..60c.. The Oilcloths 3500 yards; value 30c | 4500 yards; value 30c a id i 3 sac TBS | ete bet” Dae a" yards; value 35c a square yard; 26 DEPARTMENT Just Arrived Advance Spring Models - Many Copies of the Latest French Designs 'W, fresh, authentic and scarcely from the maker. We had hoped to have them here in tim: for our opening, but they are here now to grace the wonderful showing, which, in the two short weeks since our first birthday, has caused many hundreds of delight- ed women to exclaim: “At ast I have found that ‘different sort’ of shop where real taste gocs hand in hand with sexsible priccs,” We shall price these advance mode's, because of our delayed Open- ing, at such /ow figures as will esp: y attract many, many more women to com: aid get happily acquainted. Remember also that every Winter garment here is fresh and new, in direct contrast to the carriec-over and shopworn season’s accumu- ‘ations at all current sales. And that our prices are lower on new Fy han are any priccs e’sewhere on old goods. Here are five eug- estions of hosts of cxcept-ona! offerings: Citi ney 6 pretty accordion pleated, sunburst Dresses of fine soft $22 Figured Armure Portieree—with handso: tapestry borders; pair.............. $1.75 Tapestry Couch Covers Persian designs; at....... 75 Fi Damask—large ran; ‘apestry--new des wall coveri (GREBNHUT Bulldi GREENHUT BUILDING White Enamel-Lined Refrigerators Latest 1913 Models at Prices, in This Sale, Which Are 4 to 6 Less Than the Selling Figures Will Be During May—Don’t Miss This pportunity! This immense, annual distribution began this morning and judging the results of similar sales held in the past and the offerings this year, there is every reason to believe that this event will be the biggest and most successful in the history of this store. All new goods, made for regular selling for 1913. Your choice of three} The exteriors of these splendid boxes are made of solid ash; the ice com- most popular styles: partment is of heavy galvanized iron with Nuss and ducts to permit a free circu- “ -COVER,” ‘ APART- ‘ation of pure air; the provision MENT HOUSE” (with ice cham- Y, : chamber has a white enamel lining, A delightfully beautiful coll f exclusi od ber, doce in front) and "SIDR | . 1 | ported elit cate nd a, : ee F ” 7 n . 5 Waists exemplifying ‘(hee saan ie fe eee : ICER MODELS, iI Hi ! Uh 1 : ae ‘hus insuring absolutely odorles: 4 at $5 and colorings, including dressy waists of chiffon, crepe de me Each refrigerator is backed by #iiiiil if i 8 TM "TI i HM Uh (GREENHUT Building, First Floor. ) silk in navy blue. Yoke of hand-made lace; revere daintily trimmed with tiny pearl buttons. Intended selling price $35. Special price., Exceedingly smart Suits of silver gray failie cloth, Cleverly fitted coat; very newest panelled effect back. Large eelf-cloth-covered buttons. Handsomely lined with satin. Well draped skirt. Suits which exemplify the “swing” and $ “difference” of tailoring done by men. Intended selling price $42, 28 Mannish Suits with vest. Of fancy blue men’s-wear serge of fine quality, Smartly cut coat; ornamental frog. Collar of satin appliqued with lace. Vest of $32 handsome brocaded satin. An “‘all-together” that will appeal to the cleverly tasteful woman, Intended selling price $45. Special price. Exceptionally modish and smart suits which ingeniously combine “dash” and dainti- ness. Black eponge vertically striped with very narrow lines of white. Very man- nish and yet sufficiently feminine because of the severely plain tailoring. $ Lined with soft silk. Pearl buttons. Prettily draped skirt. Fancy collars, 32 hand embroidered, if desired, Intended selling price, $45. Special price. Elaborate suit of faille cloth. New cutaway coat, trimmed with braid. Collar of white, watered moire, with revers of hand-painted cut velvet. Large pearl $ buttons. Smartly tailored skirt, shirred to give a slightly draped effect. 48 Intended selling price, $65. Special price Monat tear itene cs end leavy woven wire shelves; Chine, hand-made lingerie; also silk shirts, the broad, liberal Greenhut-Siegel remorante waste pipes, ice rack, etc.; 88 hardware. ! {1) IMIG S15 “Apartment House” Model — 52 i | il | IMI Cooper Company guarantee. $8.50 “Lift-Cover” Refrigerators— 38 inches high, 22 inches wide, and 15 inches deep; ice $5 capacity 50 Ibs,;at........ $13.00 “Apartment House” Model --50 ‘inches high; 21 inches wide, and 17 inches deep; 89 ice capacity 80 Ibs. ; at ‘ay inches high, 23 inches wide, and 18 di ice capacity 95 aT Fulton Street at Flatbush Avenue, BROOKLYN Convenient to the Nevins 3 treet Subway Express Station Double 2 Green Trading Stamps Before 12 0’ Clock—Single Stamps Thereafter gummm IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTEI » ae gy aa