The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1913, Page 9

FAMILY OF FIVE VEREOMEBY AS, DONE CHLD DEA HE SHOULD WORRY! WHO? THE COAL MAN: IS SNOWING AGAN Will Be With Us, However, Weather Man Saith Not. (fhe Other Twin and Mother ' fn Hospital in a Serious | an te the winter haa really set in, When | it wan OL degre the early riser got up this morning the | aky was gray, and it was just about 5.45 o'clock when the sky began 1 jout ft winter Immerle for 3 | Wash. A light wind from the south, not! 1) ‘more than three miles an hour. didn’t! po hurry things much and the wa! pery fell gently to earth, In everything wes white, the tree! housetops and shoetops, At 8 o'clock this morning the tem- How Long “the Beautiful” | erature was 15 degrees above that at z | x Condition. rge Uderfriend, thirty-four years ena, tailor, his wife and three chil- @ren were overcome by gas early to- @ay i ther three-room apartment on Re third floor of No. 94 East Houston @ireet, and when help reached them ‘Pillle, eighteen months old, was dead. Mra. Uéerfrienad was nearly so and @ghteen months old, may not father and Morris, ten years 014, | Gta tm one room and the mother and che twins, Tillie and Heinte, ele» in the woem just off the kitchen. ‘Ihe cock ‘that controls the gas for the stove is on window where Mra. Don't Say You Can't Eat You'll Never Have Stomach Trouble After You Read This and Act on Tt. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- lets Are the Open Secret. adn't really given their life through the Dyspepsia Tab- an end to fiat sick headache, burning eet ‘brash, fer- tation and the other file attendant disordered stomach. he milk. e got up to get eome milk for one of the children during the Bight and brushed against the gas cock, Quraing it on, Uderfriend awok 6 @’clock an@ was barely able to to the window for fresh air. Morris was faconscious, and the mother end twins de . Roberts of Bellevue promounced , @e littie girl dead and took the mother + @@gd little boy to the hospital. The older boy was revived and remained at home hla or? Fnccentara HACKENSACK EXPECTS ROW. Geards Will Bar Old Freeholders Ont of Court House, ‘Trouble is expected in the Bergen County Court House, Hackensack, N. J., ‘his afternoon, when the old Board of Freeholders attempts to hold a meet- ing there, Tne new board has been tn porsession of the court house since Jan. @& And armed deputies have been on duty in the Freeholders’ room night and Gay ever since. Capt. Addison Ely, @ounsel of the old board, said last night: “The members will assemble at the ecurt house at 2 o'clock to-morrow after- goon, but we will not carry riffes, re- volvers, cannons nor powler, though the guards are armed with erine rifles. If the doors are | eC @gainst us we will adjourn to some Bearby hall and hold our meeting any- hh Sends Message to the Brain netant There te Trouble, known facts The old board insists that the Board is not a legal body, The ci mew in the Supreme Court. Picdacaiis Nadeto TROLLEY CAR JUMPS TRACKS. Hospital—Other Cat by Glass. Pert, was taken to tal, Livingston, 8. I Re from cuts and bruises rece @ trolley car of the Richmond Light a Rellway Company left the rails and ran fato the gutter, Six or seven other pas- ‘car were slightly injured formerly produ: 5 Rasen in the stomach becomes standard roperly th equipped drug store and are sold at Guc ox. qm Taylor street, West New Bright hose who once try Stuart's Dyapepain te ewitch failed to catch ‘Tab! ver at a loss to know how ims the sieve o8 the righ: wrote, Say form of Indigestion or stomach trou! STERN BROTHERS win continue To-morrow, their Extraordinary Sale of Black and Colored Dress Silks fi At.40 to 60 Per Cent. Less Than Actual Values ‘ Also their Annual Clearance Sale of Furniture q - Fifth ACS been fay * i At: Even Greater Reductions Than in Previous Years Also Continuation Sales of a Brass Bedsteads and Bedding » Wool Blankets and Comfortables r Oriental Carpets and Rugs At One-Third to One-Half Less Than Former Selling Prices. 5 , Decorated Chinaware £ rising a very large purchase of Bread and Butter, Tea, Salad and taal ert Plates, Tea and Chocolate Cups and Saucers, Nut or Fruit Bow!s, Barty, Cae and Chocolate Sets from all the leading potteries of Eu rope, Greatly Below the Cost of Importation. Also their Final Clearance Sale of Women’s Fur Garments and Small Furs cluding Black and’ Natural Pony, Caracul, Persian Lamb, Hudson, m and Shetland Seal, Scotch Moleskin, Broadtail and Mink Coats, Women’s Tailored Suits, Dresses and Coats At Radical Reductionsin Prices West 23d and 22d Streets Yes, it's snow all right. And it aoe ——_ | | | i | any need thermometer got yesterday was 16 de- | jery, sloppy and wet, arly | grees above, At 8 o'clock this morning | tioned to “watch your step.” THE EVENING WORLD, a a ae aE _MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1918. Out In the picion of wiite all al Park w vg {Fifth avenue parade jright up WAR A RURe | that was 5.45 was A Good Digestio avoid Constipation by tw) a pair of ico skater. Yesterday the were sailing stall ships on some of the ponds. The weather clere isn't quite sure Pa ese 6A \ the same time yesterday morning. You! abowt this visitor in w —- foal might have thought tt was cold yester-| north, who came in tly EN, itty rani rh system 7s y, but {t wasn't. The weather brought | Morning. He hasn't re ha in the Wakh Gey, ond wilh poten tone Aaya tarhe but there really waswt | rae eald whether he Ie going to re Sz Fearath hate ecient, shia say a bon, tale Yeee ‘to-night and convince yo At any up-to-date Price 25c Drug Store main, He'll let us know The lowest 6] the mean time, the #idew of them. REFINED MID-DAY CABARET 8TH FLOOR Sy S4Years Lpadens of Fashion f oxo Co AVE. 19°70 20° JsZREET. F Furs!—Extra! Extra! Entire Stock of Frankl @ SteinhacKer We have bought out the of Nos. 37 and 39 West 28th Street—the noted workers in Fur—at a fraction of the real value To Be Sold at 50c on the Dollar — TN, None sent C.O. D. or yes at No Mail or Phone orders filled. None returnable or inged. Positively none sold to dealers. Everywhere in the trade, the name of the old established firm of Frankl & Steinhacker stands for “quality”—quality of the sort that appeals to the best trade and commands the highest prices. One need not be a fur expert to appreciate the remarkable values offered in this sale—the superiority of workmanship, the finish, the quality of the skins, the perfect matching, are apparent at first glance. This solid, reliable house found itself in precisely the position of many another fur manufacturer—with a tremendous stock on hand and not the slightest prospect of finding a market for it, ex- cept at a ruinous sacrifice—there was no other alternative open. The Simpson Crawford Co., following its usual policy, has con- sistently declined to consider overtures from manufacturers whose wares would not bear the closest and most critical scrutiny. Ever piece must measure up to the high Simpson Crawford standard, and merit the wngudlitied guarantce of the House. Every fur is called by its real name, so that every patron knows exactly what she is receiving for what she pays. In order that the clearance of our own great stock might not suffer by reason of these astounding values, we reduced every piece of fur, fur sets and coat in our entire stock to the saine plane, so to-morrow we will put on sale $40,000 Worth of Furs for $18,500 Extra salespeople will be in attendance to facilitate selection and render prompt service. Real winter is only beginning, and next season these furs will be as good as new and right up to the minute in style. This is the greatest fur opportunity we have ever been able to offer. $37.50 Full Length Black Pony Coats. Lined with Skinner’s satin. As the comity linied thy wt @ 814,76 $95 Trimmed Near Seal and Pony Coats, $59.75 Splendid new 45-inch cutaway model (destined to be in great vogue next year), Collars of Southern Sable, Chinchilla, Squirrel, Civet Cat, Natural and Skunk- dyed Raccoon. $45.00 Fur Lined Broadcloth Long Coats, $21.75 Linings are of Squirrel Lock, Natural Hempster, Brown or Black Coney. Collars and cuffs are of contrasting furs. r $35.00 Black or Brown Coney Coats. In a smart, full length model, with deep shaw collars and turnback cuffs, and $22 50 lined with guaranteed satin. .... oe eo $149.75 Full Length Sable Squirrel Coats, $87.50 Elegantly made and lined with brocaded satin. Splen- did for all occasions and very beautiful. $79.50 Full Length Near Seal Coats, $52.50 Made of excellent skins, luxuriously lined with bro- caded satin. $75.00 Natural Pony Coats. Lined with Faille or Brocaded satin, and fasten with silk frogs. Very handsome and dressy. $47.50 $79.50 Full Length Russia Moire Pony Conte, er Swagger models that fasten to the extreme side, Handsomely marked, perfect skins. Rich brocaded ‘alla lining iis nA Hak naira vcaded $49.75 58-inch model with graceful new lines. $175.00 62-inch Hudson Seal Coat A $129.75 $450.00 36-inch Broadtail Persian Lamb Coat, at. $150.00 $285.00 52-inch Leopard Auto Coat, raccoon collar and cuffs, at $197.50 #195.00 52-inch Jap Mink Coat, at........... . $129.75 $65.00 for $85.00 Trimmed Pony Coats. 52 inches long, with collars and cuffs of Natural Rac- coon. An ideal street coat ata price that will probably never be repeated. $24.75 French Mole Sets. Large half-barrel muff and smart new style scarf of re- verse stripe French Mole. Richly lined with taupe silk, muff lining, handsomely shirred, $ finished with large silk tassel and cord . 7 50 a ane hasan $34.75 and $39.75 Stunning Fur Sets at $22.50 Black Fox, Natural Raccoon, Skunk Raccoon, Fisher $295.00 52-inch Natural Squirrel Coat, at $175.00 52-inch Caracul Coat with black fox collar and cuffs, at. $185.00 52-inch French Mole Coat, at. $125.00 52-inch French Seal Coat, at $27.50 Red Fox Sets, at $17.£0. Sets consist of fancy pillow muff, trimmed with head, tail and paws. $25.00 Natural Raccoon Sets. Choose from such pretty scarfs as Russian shawl with trim. ming of two heads, or animal snake with head and tail. Large half-barrel or pil- $ low muff; silk lined ‘Rees 12.75 $45.00 Matched Fur Sets at $29.75 Choose from such favorites as:-—Pointed Sitka Wolf, Natural Raccoon, fsabella Fox, Black Fox, French Mole and Civet Cat. Raccoon, Gray Fox, French Mole. 46.75 FarWestern BlueWolf Set, at $4.95. | $47.50 Black Russian Pox Sets, at $34.75, | 455.00 Cross Fox Set, at $69.75, $12.50 Black French Coney Set, at $7.50. | $55.00 French Seal Sets (long stole | $79.50 Alaska Sable (Skunk) set, at #14.75 White Iceland Fox Set, at $7.95. Scarf), at $39.75, $59.75. $17.50 Black or Brown Opossum Set, at | $72.50 Gray or Fisher Fox set, at $45.00. | $110.00 Southern Sable Set, at $75.00. $10.75. 875.00 Hudson Seal Set (ong stole), 195.00 Baum Marten Fox Set, at $75.00. #21.50 Black French Coney Set, at $13.50, t $52.50. 5127.50 Mink Set, at $95.00. .75 Marmot Sets, at $12.75. * dS smoked Fox Set, at $52.50. | $165.00 Ermine Set, at $124.75, 27.50 Fitch Opossum Set, at $17.50. 875.00 Seoteh Mole Sel, at $55.00. » 200.00 Civet or Ermine set, at $159.75, $25.00 Hudson Lynx Sets, at $17.50. 875.00 Mink sel, at $55.00. | $163.00 Fisher Set, at $124.75. 35.00 Pointed Manchurian Wolf Set, | 867.50 Civet Cat Set, al $52.50. | 200.00 Bastern Mink Set, at $195.00, at $24.75. 879.50 Pointed Fox Set, ai $52.50, | £175.00 Alaska Seal Set, at $139.75, $45.00 Pointed Sitka Wolf Sets, at $29.75, | #97.50 Sitka Fox Set, at $79.50. | m3 40 Mole or Ermine Set, at $195.00. MESON CRAWFORD CQn AUST AVENUE seT TO a0 STABET A Good Complexion Signifies Hunyadi Janos Pills 3S by from a setathner Soe, 1 MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO G&T IT. Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Are conducting an Extraordinary Silk Sale The most desirable Silksfor the coming season are being offered greatly under their value. Additional lots augment the splendid assortment from day today. \To-morrow we add: 15@00 yards double width (40 inch) Satin Crepe Princess in the most desirable evening and street shades, also white, ivory and| § 7,25 black—a remarkable quality at the d yar PRIOD. vccssrccrssccocdoccccercoees, This fabric is frequently advertised as “Charmeuse,” at a much higher price. Very Fine Values in Beaded Tunics ro —- sere ata They come in erystal, jot and fancy colors, ia 6 large variety of styles. $14.00 8 $24.50 Regular prices, $25.00 to $60.00 Oriental 8 Bulgarian Trimmings 95¢ to $8.50 Regular prices, $1.25 to $15.00 per yard. Splendid Values in Embroidered Robes Imported and domestic novelties, embroid- ered on batiste, voile, crepe and linen. White and colors. $2.75, $5.50 to $25.00 Regular prices, $4.00 to $45.00. Unusual Vawues m Sterling Silver Deposit on Glass Pitcher (3 pint size)......Value $5.00. ... $5.95 Glasses (to match)....... Value $1.25...... 98c Sandwich Plates (12 inch).. Cake Plates... Ro Flower Vases... » $1.75, $2.25 and $2.75 8, 10, 12 inch..... +++-Value $2.25, $2.95, $83.50 Sugar and Creamers...... Value 82.25 pair, $1.35 Grape Fruit Dish, Flower Vases, Lemon Plates, Cheese Dish and Compotes. Value $1.35...... 95c .. Value $3.50. ... $2.65 Clearance Sale Blankets, Comfortables and Bedspreads Odd lots and broken lines accumulated during our Annual Sale. Blankets . . $3.75, $4.75, $5.85, $7.50 Regularly $5.50 to 611.50 pair Fancy Jacquard Biankets . . . $1.95 Regularly $2.50 Comfortable . . . » « « « $9.50 Down-filled Silk Covered—regularly $14.50 Bedspreads . . . « « $1.45, $1.75 English printed. Regularly $1.95 and $2.50 Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases At. 25% less than our regular stock prices, Sheets Pillow Cases 6lc|42x8814.., .» 67 45x38). .. .78¢ |50x3814. 79c| 54x38, 63x 99 72x 99... 8lx 99... Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. concn Sein Ghee ae