The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 13

MAIN BUILDIN Fur Weather Is Here And Look at These Sale Prices! Of course, we sre sble to print such astonishing quotations only ‘because of far inte made during the exceedingly warm weather earlier in the season. Take, for example, the following items. thin Fur Coats at. D000 i} | NNBBED AS THE Twok 45,000 Francs From Tu- nis Bank, Oui, but It Was S : — lee ar eons me with con- i z z son's smartest models. Cut 48 inches All One Mistake. Baie. ong and made of choice selected skins, modelled after the popular vith slightly cut-away and Beoking as though he had just stepped * - rasting collars of @rom Paris's most fashionable boule- . Civet Cat, Mol ey, Striped Near- vara, Jacques Maurice Senanedge Seal, Natural and Whe Raccoon ; all hand- tripped gally down Uie gangway from i somely lined with Grocade satin. the steamship Alice of the Austria- ; ‘hy Other Timely Specials: American ine when she docked to-day, qv | 5 : $85 Noar-Seal Coats—exceptional value; oly to be faced with a warrant for his strous skins, 52 arrest held by Untied States Marshal ge rolling collar; Genke. $ M. Benanedee, aes wat ane ; $35 Brown Coney Coate—S2 inches werd of Eng at first under- etand, but when finally told that he a <¢ He et ry ey el ‘was wanted for the of 4,000 francs : juarantecd satin; at. 19.75 from the Tunts Con de Escompte, i Black Coney Coats—36 inches which tn Wns sponds to our , tong, with if rolling collar; 41 15 brow hi. Sr ° national bank, « of the largest f j 1 of the French banks, the gay French- ¢ | Girle te for 9175 man did become most Voluble with grist “| | ae ‘ and denunciation of America and all at 15025 things American, ‘Then tears dropped Natural Raccoon Pillow Muff $ and Scarf coplously down his ruddy cheeks, but Dyed Skunk Pillow Muff and #9750 the marshal was {immovable and the former caghier was taken to the Fed- eral Bullding. ‘The warrant was obtained by Etienne} Lanel, the French Counsel in this city, | who received worl by cable from M. Jounnard, the french Minister off Fo- reign affairs that M. Senanedgd had looted his bank and was on his way to! America on the Alice. When arraigned before United States 144 the Frenchman frank. Ah, he had re-! mombered, yer, parbleu, it was all a| Most atrociosu mistake, but he did take | some money from his bank, but it would be. all explained. ugh an ine terpreter he told joner Shields that he would w dition, . M, Senanedge, although courteous in| WB the extreme, refused point blank to ‘ tell the circumstances which caused him to remove the 45,000 frances from his bank's vaulte, Marshal Henkel! Pointed Mi Scarf. Tater Te Also a large assortment of reliable Muffs and Scarfs (odd pieces) at less than 44 regular price. (MAIN Bullding, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN Children’s $3.95 to$5 White Serge Dresses, at .... $1.95 These dresses have become slightly soiled from handing, otherwise they would be priced from $3.95 to $8. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Other Infants’ Wear Specials for Tomorrow: Infants’ Sweaters—white, with pink or blue sailor collar and cuffs; 50. SIZES tO 2 YOMFS; AL... cece eee eee ce ence c ere nemen et eeetes Ic Fur Carriage Covers—white | $2.50 Knitted or Crochet $ 95 only; specialat........... Cc | le Robes—at... 1 (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) had several deputh.s go aboard ship to eee if the Frenchman was accompanied by any one, but found that he had booked alone and had kept much to himself on the voyage. | When — neareh 4n Commissioner | Sileld's office in Federal Building he had $00 in French money and $ in| American currency, besides a diamond pin, and a very small woman's watch ‘and chain. 1t was When this was taken from him that he was most dietressed. He soboed and grabbed the watch and kiwsed it fervidly before he allowed it to be placed in the French Consul's care for safe keeping. ‘MAIN BUILDIN Silk and Chiffon Blouses SQ, Values to $5.95; Tomorrow, at $2.98 & °3.98 1800 Blouses—1800 Bargains Not a very large lot for The Big Store, but one that is choice enough for any store, and the values are simply wonderful. M The collection includes blouses NM of SUPERIOR QUALITY STRIPED MESSALINES in surplice effects, lace yokes and cuffs; tiny studs embellish the front. Some blouses are hand- embroidered, beautified with net K\ yokes. Other blouses have soutache :\ braid yokes and cuffs, Oneinterest- S ing group of blouses in this offering &) at $2.98 and $3.98 are made with vestees, jabots, lace frills and other “1913” style features. “Handled” Books in Sets The Best Works of Leading Authors in This Greatest Sale in Years Hundreds of fine sets of standard works at mere fractions of publishers’ prices. While some of these books are “handled,” the hurts are imperceptible. ANY ARE IN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT CONDITION—FRESH FROM THE ORIGINAL PACKAGES. For the best choice, ot course, you must come EARLY. The list includes: De Maupastant—9 vols.; bound in| Booklovers’ Dickens—30 vols.; full cloth; (new) subscription 19 95 flexible leather; subscription price PRETTY “WHITE SLAVE” SHREKED AT SIGHT OF HUSBAND IN COURT meren Prank Filasto of the | EY When the trial o wine firm of Mott street and Joseph Ribuffo, a hotel- | keeper, of Pa » Ne Jy Was ree] to-day bef nd in the! Federal District Court precau- | ons were taken to ki he court-} room clear of suspicic ooking per- sons. Filasto and Ribuffo are being “white sla "Ye chief witness Greeeo, a pretty whom the defendants a forcirg into a quest Paterson, was so fr in the courtroom to testify that and had to be It was thon | threatened with t f }. death’? tf who testified against the pris onera, tut Government agents learned to-day that the woman's lusband, from whom ehe has been separated more] , ) reed with | \ piss’ * of than a year, had suddenly confronted her and it was his presence that un- nerved her. Annie Grecco says she was lured Into] the Paterson house by promises of dia- 4 ren and ea en "The ee ies a0 tat MD | os aS Yd and her hui | . ine was left alone) lished by Jefferson Fress $77 Fx()| Emerson — published | by Bigelow she ran a boarding house on Macdougal Same, in cloth, published at $ Smith; Sols. s<leather $4 Fr street. ‘Her iushand went to Chicago. | $20: at... ee y (new); 18 sets, at....... i One night a handsome boarder was Voltaire-—22 vols.; 3 morocco; sub-| Kipling--6 vols. leather (new); \ at the dinner table, With admiving | scription price $120; $ subscription price $30; $ glances and flattering word sug: | (new) set 50 Sets, At... ss eee ee B gested that the hostess was beau- Same, in cloth, usually $80; at $19 Same, in cloth, at $2.95 {tal to work ao hag for #0 . The (See tomorrow moraing® “Times” for a more complete list of the offerings.) pretty grass widow Was pleased, but (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) «aid nothing, A few weeks later the Woarder, who was Rebuffo, introduced the pretty boarding mistress to an older and very beautiful woman, Marle Mauro, Marie had that night to visit Frank Filasto in his wine sl cise “business schemes.” She invited Annte Cresco to accompany her. Filasto openly adimir and, as Assistant D Walker alleged when case for the prosecution, gested that she was tov beautiful to work hard for such paitry profit, “Why,” sald) Fitasto, uve woman with your eyes and figure—ah, you should have beautiful clothes and diamonds. Again the charming, flattering Re- buffo talked of her beauty, her wonder ful eyes, and said it a shame si did mot have pretty clothes. vas at thia time, the prosecution MAIN BUILDIN: Groceries and Fresh Meats - PRESH-PICKED MUSHROOMS- Our Own Baking Mb 40c GENUINE FRUIT STOLLEN— made German style, lic BERMUDA ‘POTATOES or” se. sranborrlea; 2 Guetta. ++ deeadtully tl), and j SELECTED HEAD LEVTL diamonds d Ma tart = = C4 “Meet Me-al the Fountain aN GREENHUT-SIE§ THE WORLD’S ‘MAIN _BUILDIN Begins at the Big Store Promptly at 8:30 Tomorrow Morning For 88-Note Player-Pianos, at Fresh from the Factory. None of These Rolls Ever Used Before. e tock of these rolls (more than 50,000) from the tamous house of Chase & bought the enti Bi Waldteufel. Ragtime and Cabaret Songeand Dances. Rousing Patriotic Songs and Popular Medi (MAIN Building, Pourth Fleer.) MAIN BUILDING nothing stand in the way of this STUPENDOUS CLEARANCE. $10 Overcoats— $ p | $25 Over- $10 Suite— $ ~ | $20 Suite— $13 Overeolln > kara $192 50| tec oO] te sore ee, 6| $30 Gvercoats - $ 5 len pars ’ co egeran conte at °7.50)| $35 Overs coats at 8,95] S80 § Mane 20) S°~ re, Pei... assortment in each lot for your choosing. There's a size for the youth of 14 years, and upwards to the man who wears 54. ‘MAIN BUILDIN Styles for Men, Youths and Boys; Tomorrow, at You will find exact duplicates of these hats in the best $1.50 and $2 hat shops in town. BUT WE PUR- CHASED NEARLY 4,000 HATS FROM THE BEST- KNOWN MANUFACTURER OF THIS GRADE OF GOODS IN AMERICA, “AT A PRICE,” and this amazing sale is the result. Every Hat Is Fresh, New, Perfect and Fashionable As ‘a matter of fact, most of the hats are still in the original boxes from the manufacturer. Not an out- of-date style in the entire collection. These hats come in GRAY, OXFORD (BROWN MIXED) and OLIVE, in rough, smooth amd stitched effects. All sizes and styles for men, youths and boys. $1.50 and $2 grades, tomorrow at. 69c (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) The name “Crane’’ warer-marked | | Perfectoe—box of 25. . on writing paper means the same as “Sterling” stamped on silver--~ the very best quality and the stand- ard for over a century, In this special lot, the following included: t Jose Lovers—Havana 9 75) Prineij box of 50..... incipes—box o! Juda ‘8 Crane's Parchment Veltum Azure Crane's Linen Lawn Bluite (thin). Crane's Quartered Ons, white and gray. Crane’s Extra Super, in cream. Each box contains 24 sheers and 24 envelopes to match—all in the extra large “Gladstone” size, suit- able for men and women, uantities are limited--no Mail or C. O, D. orders filled. 1__i MAIN Building, Main Floor.) Misses, Juniors and Gi Sheet Music Hits of the Day—at 6c. Smartest Ready-to-Wear Hats for Women and Misscs, see our advertisement in today’s “Globe.”* ‘MAIN BUILDIN' Men’s *3.50 and *4 Ina Final Clean-up, Tomorrow at, a Pair, in BUTTON and BLUCHER STYLES. Sizes 5, 544, 6 in B a widths and 6}4, 7 and 744 in A, B and C widths only. Every pair perfect and all up-to-date styles, special, At........eeeeeseee eee eeeeeeee (Se Every Pair With “W. L. Douglas” Trademark on the Sole. calfskin lace shoes and tan Russia calfskin lace shoes;| leather, gun-m: ‘idskin and tan Ri the tan shoes are made with blind eyelets on a new| solid leather so! 2; $2 =) odyear-welted | $2.50 grades; 7 neidite op fate | velied soles, solid widths welted soles, gol (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) eR last, All of these shoes hay every pair stamped wit! Mark; all sizes from 213 “ «ar MusicRolls *1 to *1.75 “Melographic”’ Music Rolls 35¢ Each, 3 for °1 More than 50,000 Player-Piano Music Rolls for Your Choice. All Brand New— Pe Mia SA may select from nearly 6,000 titles, comprising almost everything set to music and cut into | or of Mendelssohn. The Composers. | The Tuneful Melodies of Offenbach 4 ‘Dances of Straues and The Favorite Tunes of “The Great White Way.” Nid Sacred autos, reavactertatie Pieces, nor «a Word,—Everything You Could Possibly Want Ina Music Roll. PLBASE Cone BARLY TOMOR- A Few of Tomorrow’s Specials in Our Great Clearance of Men’s and Youths’ Clothing _ Prices are cut—yes, CUT AS WE HAVE NEVER CUT THEM BEFORE! Original selling figures have been ABSOLUTELY DISREGARDED. We have let There are entirely too many bargains to describe rately, but in this GREAT DISTRIBL- TION SALE of $65,000 WORTH OF MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING there's « splendid A VARIETY OF STYLES, FABRICS, COLORS AND PATTERNS UNSURPASSED IN ANY OTHER SALE EVER HELD--VALUES ARE POSITIVELY UNEQUALED ELSEWHERE. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) | $1.50 and *2 Soft Hats 69¢e¢ Other Sales ?*“‘ourna"”" MAIN BUILDING Clearances of Coats, Sults and Dresses for ponte Alicante For details of our great FEBRUARY SALE OF FURNITURE, please “W.L. Douglas” Shoes $1.50 You have your choice of PATENT LEATHER and GUNMETAL, » C and D ‘Women’s $4 and $5 “La France” Shoes—only two styles; | Misses’ and Children's Button and Lace Shoes—in patent ‘all through; all sizes up to 98- tae Fecoroper MAIN BUILDIN HOPE BORE A High- Manila Cigars Crane’s Writing igh-G rade Mai only, as Pres Paper 19. an ctr omens Sipe Tomorrow, at Cc —box of 25.0.0... 0.6.05 Havana Rothschilds—box of 50. .$1.90 SPECIAL IN PIPES Havana Resagos—box of 50, ....$1.40/French Briar—with removable (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) bowl; straight or bent; at.. 21c $1.50 calfskin; *1.50 Goodyear- ry in Itself COOPER © Sixth Avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. - _‘16®to 10® Streets 39¢ to 59c Veilings A wonderful variety including plain, shadow and Chenille dotted effects. Black, magpie and colors. Extra Spe For Tomorrow (: MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUIL DIN (MAIN Butlding, Moin Fleer.) ‘MAIN BUILDING te $5 STONE BAR PINS. ‘STO! te to 68 LAI to 0 FIN (twe and $7.50 THIN-MODEL GOLD-FILLED WATCHES—for men and women}; engine-turned or plain polished back; open face, with second hand; these watches are fitted with Locust movement, 7-jewelled and adjusted to two positions; non- magne.ic; thoroughly tested ‘for accuracy; 10-year guar- \ ow $3.95] anteed cases; at....... $ O EXPANSION BRACE- LETWATCHES— with good 3 1-jewel Swiss mor ,Gold-Filled Jewelry $1.50 GOLD-PLATED BRACELETS—sev- or white te ral widthe; with secret leck: 0c ‘GOLD- PLATED AND CHAINS—at. See Our Advertisements in Next Sunday’s ditional Details iG ane Greatest of Al le Jewelry (Main putting, Main Fleer.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Clearance for Boys! 14 Purchases Combined in an Amazing .« Saleot Jewelry Artistic pieces of solid gold, set with diamonds and other precious stones. Unlimited bargain offerings in watches for men and women; also best plated jewelry. ! A fraction of tomorrow’s specials are printed here, Solid Gold Jewelry _ 25€ Winter Suits and Overcoats at Deepest Price Reductions Suits Complete assortments of favorite materials and snap- Sten 5 roost Clearance , Button-to-neck and convertible collar styles; all lengths. Most popular styles—sizcs 7 to 17 years. $5 Overcoats—at... $6.75 Overeoate—et. 1.75 Overcoate—sat. All sizes from 3 to 17 years. (MAIN Building, Second Fleer.)