The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1913, Page 6

Modern Venuses of America and Europe, _|MADE QUR BARGAIN 282. EES Jephone tn his private residence, and he | Until they had reached the Board ia | Shake her ina ey large bottle Estimate, where the obj-ctions would And Why the Yankee Girl Wins the Prize! FORTHESUBWAYS, 22222272": swoocen oawonos so. He said tha: d the contents f a 14 08 an is val Than Valuation of Federal ——— LEACH’S fan Valuation of Federa Experts VIRGIN OIL OF PINB. cated plainly to Commiesioner Geors 4 “4 hinge Matte MY Gav a The aggregation of cut diamonds, teaspoonful four hours, | And That's All He Will Say, | Witiamasent to Albany expreadly | weighing forty severi-eighths carats, | y» TAK¢ Seek speedy reliel and come rthur J. Goodman Says | That the Measuremente ‘of Hie English Modele |Are Nearer Perfection i Bhan Those of French | professed that he wax not ki touch with Albany when a the report that Gov. Sulzer had in: in | | | pubtie Hervice Commission” were to ve |AT AUCTION BY GOVERNMENT. present at the afternoon conference, and bg n oR aga SHONTS DECLARES “perhaps J. Pierpont Morgan ir." He | Bring $2,513, Which Is $500 More — é . which were smuggled across the Cana- cold inside of twenty: ley Ameri w Now or Hereafter, About | <ox-that be was not satisfied with he tian ponder ‘by ‘Herman agman and | PiCtey eee YOu ‘. : merican ‘omen, éo ‘ bandied ti New Tork City. which were sold at auction to-day by Accept ne subs! oft rue . i but Read What Other the Contracts. $ ‘That Chairman Willcox should ask the | UMted States Marshal Henkel, were | gist for the genuine Vine gilt Bae dots: i representatives of the traction companies bt down to the Antwerp and New te atel. “That Is your protection. ork Diamond Company, No. 66 > eet, for $2,613.89, which ts $500.12 The Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnatt . Experts Declare. for concessions to silence hostile “all that I have to say now or | “ism was expected. He had the alt |Uve of redraftipg the subway cont jan the Government's valuation of the hereafter is that we have made our i, the interests of the public and then | gens, bargain.” presenting them to the traction compan- | "rhe gale was attended by a large num- 5 The foregoing apigrammatic statement ies to take them or leave them, am they | ,,."" ye Nas mitenlid be & nie alt” & + MIR EAB ae andl Md tet fs | ding started at $0 @ carat, It kept on “ from the li { President Theodore P.| MITCHEL'S BOMB STIRS BOARD | |. , cl Bhonts, of the Interborough Rapid | OF ESTIMATE. | vane ee ee ee ee Oculists’ Opticians ~ ' ‘ id limit of $61.00 a carat, and then the Ant- Halt a Century in Business. Transit Company, since the, tinal 4ra*t Memvers of the Board of Estimate, werp company secured the stones “ . of the subway operating contracts came | yy which body the contracts will have| According to the patalogue, the foreign Ey esigh t trouble, out of the Public Service Commission's | to be finally approved, have had a chill | vaiue of the collection of stones was 1 hopper. Mr. Shonts was quite confident | over the public reception of the devi- | g1.s90.98 and $183.94 duty added made should be prompt M that 90 well greased were the ways that | tulized contracts. Comptroller Pren-| their nome value 8% heeded. You never caf- the launching of the contracts would |dergast, once standing shoulder to ‘41 Should Certainly Say . «That the American ‘Woman Has the Most :Beautiful Figure in the World,”’ Asserte Alonzo ‘Kim ball—“The Most Beautiful Figure I Ever —————————— A Saw Was an American twice place upon scheduled time. geht against the craction gras, to-aay | FIGHTS INSANITY CASE. jtell how serious a f ray: vor, | Wrote @ letter to his former associate, _ Girl,” Says Mre.Museel- ‘ 4 ; : er ate Lae Far contains ana | oe ed Ellaworth Totten Opposes Effo cage Se ronuay ta | te |calamity you face when jaa struck a snag, for yesterday a pid . , foi man-Carr. to-day Chairman William R. Willcox, | ogot ton nese, cirek atv Meareny: end Commit: Him ‘you neglect your eyes. |p ’ whose term of office expires Keb. 1, was | his committee, and other members of| waite Jan. 2.-Application | E Examined Without Charge busy explaining to Mr. Shonts that| the Board of Estimate were going tol jax peon ‘ounty Judge Platt by Registered Eye Physicians. some concessions to the public will have | insist upon changes in the printed form | /. an order committing Ellaworth Tot- | Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to 81¢2 to be made by the company before the | of contract, and thie without any | io “lr North Pelham to the Hudwon | 217 Broadway, Astor House contracty can be adopted. Mr. Willcox's | Prompting whatever from you OF AMY) tiver state Hospital as an insane per- | 223 Sixth Ave., 5th St. 350 Sixth Ave., 22d St. | of | outside Influence—"* { activity with respect to changes has ! 4 a ee ae ee ee canal 1c'| TOL MRGOMA ORIN Bt TO Wee Rd RO been eince the wholesale criticism of | Mr. Prendergast in his letter also jh, ° | says: “Cert those with whom your| fieht the commitment The case has Fulton the contracts wroke forth. | relations have always been #0 friendly, | been set for @ hearing to-morrow i= OFFICIALS CONFER WITH TRUST [ax mine have been, have a right, if] It ts alleged Totten has delusions his | HEADS IN SECRET. friendship meana anything, to resent| food is drugged that he would become | No EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT. Borough President McAneny of Man- is that are made by ase people | completely paralygo} if he entered 8 | ggyerismments fot Foe, World wat, ve fall hattan joined Mr. Willcox to-day in You in a guerilla warfare upon| bathtub: that ie has been hypnotized, | gay" American “Diauiet Mesenger sas bP dd. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “Venus, Venus, who's got the Venus?” ‘That's the momentous question which ssociates."* and that Christian Scientists “are work- | ty esti © F. nei in he Iirbreugh oe waa [Sr Se Tew te ecaurene ot tions in the plans. Both he and Mr. sea = a ts Willcox were in conference uptown with Mr. Shonts, and J. Pierpont Morgan jr. and Harry P. Davison, the latter being members of the banking firm scheduled to finance the subways and glean the bankers’ profite of millions. ‘Mr. Willcox lives at No. 11 East Forty- fNfth street. There !t was said that Mr. The Oriental Store EMI | January Rug Sale CUSTOMED as we are to holding a Clearance Sale of Oriental Rugs in January, the reductions at which our clear- ance rugs are offered this week offer a series of prices unique in modern rug history. The readjustment of stocks is com- plete. All of our standard assortments are drawn upon for this Sale. These Orientals are not to be confused with rugs picked up the purposes ofa Sale. They have been brought together as worthy examples from the standpoint of the representative Oriental Store of the New World. 25% to 75% Reductions Reduced from $8 to $3.50 Reduced from $65 to $45 so Anatolia, Shirvan and Shiraz Mats—some 15 Selected Khiva and Afghan Carpets, about iH { get new life and vigor by taking Scott’s Emulsion after every meal. It revitalizes the watery blood and furnishes Nature with new nourishment to make : MRS ALONZOKIMBALL \DERFECT AMERICAN FIGURE, 8 i g i Z H i ri rll {house on nights when she admitted she | was visiting her mother, She was asked ad misinformed her husband. 1 knew that if 1 wrote him|/@f healthy flesh. Emulsion strengthens the bones and clothes them with! Maeve they my mother's house I wduld be very good colorings. 10 7 by 10 ft. pos pd Te tad na deohae aes | Scott’s Emulsion assimi- Reduced from $12.50 to $7.50 ‘ Did your husband ever beat you?” en and compels health, about 3 by 4.6 ft. all Ss Carat Shiv: i “Did he?" retorted Mra, Roehn, “He ergy 37H 3 ibagh, an, Hamidan, fe | certainly did, many times!” i Gcott & Bowne, Bloomfield, J. 12-74 Reduced from $25 to $16.50 Cash: ‘and Mossouls about; by 8.6 ft. to Desetitul | Another letter stated Mrs, Roehn was 69 Mossoul, Khiva and Shires Rugs ; average , | going to her mother’s house that night. ing about 3.6 by 6 ft. Reduced from $38 to $22.50 6o Kurdis yy peanenran aad Shiraz Rugs; it § You were araid to tell him you were joing to visit your mother in previous letters, bur in this letter you come right | | lates so quickly it conserves | 45 Shirvan, Carabagh and Mossoul Ruge; Reduced from $40 to $25 | | | ' i 5 handsome Kermanshah, Sarouk and Bok- bara Rugs, average size 43426}, ft. “@ chowle covtataty PASE TEN ee out sald the lawyer. | about 4 by , Amoevicnn woman hes Superior to her English sister's was also aad Wi tneCanre atae ll kee | Reduced from $20 to $12.50, Former prices $75 to $250 Deantifel Agere in the the assertion of Mra, Myra Musaelman- she would,” od the witness, E 30 Beluchistan Rugs, in choice claret color- Reduced. prices $45 to $150 Skadell uafetteringty annonncea, | C&T. Mra. Musseiman-Carr is the + | Mra. Roehn sald she had once at- | ing; about 3 by g ft. pls ry decent ‘woman sculptor who won first prize in tempted to leave her tusband because = Hl An extraordinary collection of 100 Turkish, ot wien the Venue és mane iPr Rieaet ane eae Ta ree ore jotta eres nut wot only aa fa as : Gam | Reduced from $55 to $37.50 Fern wears er wonates) tons by q mont for the best bit of ft fro doo 42 Mossoul an an Rugs, \e ‘3 for ice or use; m 6. Se long been the portent ym. |satury se | eerecaiies aot ativan areas that aosr drawing-roome ; about 4.6 by 6.6 ft. 9-4 ft. to 18 by 204 f. i Bet. ho to not only cupreme tn | AN AMERICAN GIRL THAT 8 | Ti ki you!’ ” she explained FOR WOMEN Setgh? end proportion, but her car- NEAR PERFECTION. |" The cane went to the jury to-day. | Also a Comprehensive Clearance Assoriment of Japanese Cotton and Jute Rugs, to mows erecetes ond oll the | “The mort ltterly ‘beautiful ‘Agure 1 MOTHER SHE SWEARS; ——— The \ good patterns, at greatly reduced prices. figure, ouch ever saw 4 “ Rams and feet, ase pn Bearty aoproeching vat ! | (ney mtalag ed | Mail Orders Filled as Long as Assortments Last. None Sent on Approval er C. 0. D. seal, at an Ame: ly . \. lel, Garr. “I don’t consider that h . women are specially notable f Mrs, Roehn, in Divorce Suit,! 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