The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1913, Page 10

TSG, PARENTS FEAR KONAPPG No Trace Found of Annie Clark, Who Disappeared in Rehway on Monday. censored order referring to the Cot: (petal to The Evening World.) RAHWAY, N. J., Fob. 6.—The police ef this city have been ‘asked to find Annie Clark, etx years old, daughter of Charles Clark of Haselwood' avenue, bal mysteriously disappeared from her home about noon on Monday. ‘The neighborhood has been thoroughly @earched by the distracted parents and who volunteered to aid them Before the case was placed in the hands | weight wrestlers, in Onieago. jaken from many “Gentlemen: Abou with S B. Altman & Cn. WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE OF Women’s Gloves Women’s Glace Mousquetaire Gloves, button length, in black or white, at exceptionally low price of . per pair Women’s Woolen Gloves per pair Usual price $1.00 to $2.00 lined, Wool-lined and Woolen Gloves will “half less than usual prices. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS = Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn On Sale Friday $25 to $35 Winter Coats, $15 For Women and Misses About 250 High-Grade Coats of fine Chinchilla, Boucle, Astrachan Cloth, Mixtures, Zibeline, Storm Cheviot, Broadcloth, Caracul Cloth, etc., full lined in guaranieed Saiin; all colors; this season's best models, itty Avent, 24 ood 156) Directs, Hew Yost, G-YEAR-OLD GIRL (CHICAGO'S MAYOR WOWT STAND FOR ANOTHER WRESTLING SWE Tells Police to iia Permis- sion for Match Between Lurich and Zebyszko. \ CHICAGO, Feb, 6.—Mayor Harrison Chteago sports to-day in an ‘h-Hacken- achmidt wrestling mateh as the “Labor tes swindle at White Sox Park in tne Mayor's activity was occasioned by Information of a propored match to dé heid here the latter part of the month | between Zebyszko and Lurich, heavy: Mayor Harrison de- clared that this match cannot be held In @ letter to Chief Police MeWeeny the Mayor sald: Mt. Mary's Academy, O'Netil, Nebraska, Let Nature Do the Rest.” had thee, he Otte Sehols, Afty-two years old, Of No. | Gweats, fever and chills. A prectalie of | ® North Tenth strest, Mt. Vernon, who Qolumbue, Ole, pronounced e@ftvertise! himectf as a hope! 7 yeare ago, 1 @ho starts the human pe asing the hands and brains wil Gissases, and letting alk wae fined $! of Special Sessions oe ror ’ aenviction of iegal ot + | Pou maatsines Af falthtulty take wine. guceliont remedy for consumptle ‘Mre, Vrances , an fi Super! ter for the County Ofediea! Hoctety, tee-| (5! fat. Pataote. | Bed che visited Bchois's office at fickman's Alt otfective in| 148 Bast Twenty-coventh etreet in Au-| nronchitis, or, ‘Theos last and received a series cf oat Tang Ke and a butlaana ch | (none 5 5 Gchots declared his practice of chirox| Maier. ype cara Figrie ants offer Qrectics or the laying on of his handa| Inading drumginte, Ask for booklet tell. ee not a violation ef the law, but pad int, oratory, 5 Pil ‘Fnitadelpnta. Pa, for ad:| fine. dftional ‘evi TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), as follows: 16- the $1.90 50c Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Fur, Fur= also be on sale to-morrow at one-third to onee G THE EVENING ¢ WORLD, _THOU! HANDS CHAPPED | sons connected with the Labor Day! swinide in 1911, One of the promoters has already geen me and has been tn-| foreved that the mateh cannot be pulled “Should any application be made to you I wish you to state immediately that the permission cannot be «liven, in order that no expense may be entatled and the plea made afterward that be- cause of this expense the permit should Every Winter. At Last Used Resinol. Immediate Relief. T Trouble Gone. : | De iaued. Kg “T think the aporting public of Chicago | been troubled every winter for years with Slightl Wounded Goods } Y | partctae Uv pee st Se [re a a y Fe Aw te lt ech Ti he Gr dd Pes Sale srould ever be lested to any -c joints on the inden fingers, These places tort of "First to ny je—hand- w Conductin, imu DP os Seco a soe Chand poe Fereer inek ela ae z Goton-Hackenschmiit flasco of 1911." ania CONEY PARK COMMISSION. Justice KKapper, in the KiKngs Coun- ty Supreme Court to-day confirmed the appointments as Commissioners tn Con- demnation of the Coney Toland Park, Charles J, McDermott and George A.! Steves, the former to take the place of David F. Manning, recently appointed Supreme Court Justice. itching, burning eruptions, pimples, | The motion placing the matter before aenleete burns, old sores and piles, the court was made by Joe! F. Squires. | by all druggists, For free Toth the new commissioners are Brook- iH Dent Me Resinol ‘Chemical iyn_men and lawyere, 00 mor, Md ication found immediate relief, and con- (Signed) J. A. Bruffce, | troubled any more.” 74 Aubert Ave. cleared away these distressi tions, the regular use of Resinol Soap ft) ree toc a ihe “My Information rich te oF fe essen rng nt but ‘they Wika’ Miieaitdhis Rave cls disappeared, Praise This Remedy | have arranged for To-morrow and Saturday Annie was popular among the play- | Seed ——- a kee For Lang Trouble Another Important Offering of Tes on orainarty wore bus cont acti, cotantartiy written words of end iy hi wi a jer. @ | country, Ph ogy oly 3 Bekm 9 e e e Ea cs teats ae as Men’s Silk Lined Suits end up by some chai v aged be heuer Gers. Given | We tate none, but pee ye ib 0b $24.00 “CHIROPRACTOR,” TRAPPED led with the w eX ae Actual Values $40.00, 45.00 and 48.00 Also a Special Clearance Sale of Men’s Silk Lined Overcoats in Chesterfield or Ulster Models, ‘21.00 Actual Values from $35.00 to 40.00 STERN BROTHERS | will hold To-morrow, a General Clearance Sale of their entire stock of Women’s Negligees, House Gowns & Kimonos [== of Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse, Foulards, Laces,; Chiffon Cloths, Crepon, Albatross, French Flannel, Knitted Fleece Cloth and Flannelette, also the remain- | der of Bath Robes of Terry Cloth, Eiderdown, Blanket} and Japanese Quilted Lounging Robes, At Less Than One-Half Original Prices And in addition, a Specially Prepared Sale of New Spring Styles in Women’s House Gowns, of White ride aaa e trimmed with Valenciennes lace and ribbon, empire model, at $3. 75, 6.50 of superior quality Albatross, in Nati blue, pink, lavender, ps gray and old va eee stapaed - ar oe i and frills of white voile, one mode with accordion plaited skirt + at 6. 25, 8.95 All Exceptional Values ; West 23d and 22d Streets ANNUAL SALE C. G. Gunther's Sons Furs at Greatly Reduced Prices Short and Long Coats of Ermine, Seal, Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal, Mole, Caracul, etc. Muffs and Neckpieces of all the desirable MEN’S FUR COATS For Evening and Street Wear. Also Chauf- feur Coats, Caps and Gloves. ‘ Robes and Animal Rugs. 391 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CRACKED OPEN St. Louis, Me, Oct. 24, 24, 1912.—"I have tinued using them for « month, and was not When the Resinol treatment has once | thin affec- ' | prevents ee return, Resinol is epeedily effective Sold | RSDAY, FEBRUARY 6,191 ) ‘The Oriental Store Important Sale of T lord & Taylor Founded 1826 which have been jostled a mite too much the Holiday rush. The i in many them are really microscopic—the experts tell us they are there or we would not know it. Half Price For One Week Only Bronzes—porcelains—whatnot—each with its full decorative value intact, with only a scratch or a Pegi bool a account for its reduction to a bargain price. for the artist, the architect—for the private SS aah food of been’ thin 100 an Perfect Condition Prices, $7.50 to $80 Slightly Nests Prices, $3.75 to $30 Includes Vases ad Jars of Kozan, Nishiura, Satsuma, Chinese Pore cdains, Bronzes and Brasses Japathese Wood Carvings by Well-Known Masters, Perfect Prices, $10.50 to $60 Stightly Wounded Prices, $5.25 to $30 J if d Lacquer Boxes, Regular $3 to $45 spe Slighily Wounded Prices, $1.50 to $22.50 Japanese Bla broidered, Hand Painted, Sandalwood and Ivory—Regularly 25c. to $10 Slightly Wounded Prices, | 3c. to $5 Japanese Toy Dolls, ” offers the newest and most attractive weaves for the coming season, at unusually low prices Additional Special Values Crinkle Crepes and Satin Crepe Princess —double width—4,500 yards, i the most street sha } in| | maa evening and | $1.25 Usual price $2.00 yard | ‘Black Crepe Charmeuse 54 inches wide—1,800 yards— | Pa one of the best qualities made _{ $3.95 Usual price $6.00 yard } The Balance of Winter Weight Szwiss-ribbed Union Suits Hand.carved and plan voris group ser lighly [ote om a ee =f ran damaged; Nar! We. to $2.7: YW Respir a0 ‘Slants Sandalvoad 8 Je aired aie, For omen toilet articles; "Bam shel We Beha ‘ oy Ms of Cotton, Merino, Silk and Wool ‘artine’s Japanese Screens, al EH is _ ig ol RR EE At 65¢, 95¢, $1.65, $1.85 Sires fe Bee were $1.00, $1.75, $2.00, $2.75 None of These “ Slightly W Chiba Gott en ons Approval—None C OL |O& -A-A:VANTINE-8:CO- ia Broadway and Eighteenth Street, New York Vests and Tights Broken line of sizes to close as follows: At 45¢, 65¢, 95¢ each Were Tic, $1.00, $1.75 | Philadelphia 2 f aa: Totlet Goods Special Values for Friday & Saturday Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Hair Brushes. . .50c & 75c |Nail Files............ 10c Values 75c & $1.00 Values 15c to 20c Nail Brushes, 10c,15e & 26c | Italian Castile peter 45e : ~ . y 2 36 jue 5c | Closing Out Sale of Tot ee Ae Pine |Peroxide Bath Soap, | Men's Values £6c & $c err Valée 10s each j 0 Hot Mae eo ++ 500 Alsen 10¢ ° ° lue 6c per cake Wi inter- W eigh t Boots Rubber Gloves........ 85c|Pebeco Tooth Paste J Value 65c G0c sige... ......006 28c | Nail Buffers. ...20c & 25c | Java Rice Powder..,.. .21¢ Wide MOD ies sissncantaas $3.95 Values 8c & 480 Vale 35e Boys’....... 214 to 514 Special Notice ““Cordwatner’’ Boot for Men Waterproof, comfortable, and not clumsy Value $8.00 $5.85 A Splendid Offering of Curtains, Curtain Materials and Cretonnes New Spring Goods at Unusual Prices The Curtain Seri Fancy ¢ yehes\sidietad la in White, sae asd sw te sald Correct Styles and Fabrics in ea ectetate i M S; Sh Iv, Curate Mase 1 1 w [ en’s Spring Shirts SOF ceteas Vili Sts tacts [48° and Neckwear Pleated Bosom, Plain Negligee and Soft Cuff Shirts $1.50 & $2.00 Silk Neckwear $1.00 & $1.50 1,500 Pairs Curtains Scrim, Etamine and Marquisette These are all new goods, from 2 to 12 pairs of a patterns and come with both plain and fancy orders Values $1.50 to $2.00 pair Values 82.25 to $2.75 pair \s 50¢ range of styles and colors | 20 Were S5c to 60c yard Ruffled Swiss Curtains Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St. Spring Custom Shirtings French and Scotch Zephyr. Cloths in novelty and staple designs made to order Plain Negligees $3.50) Pleated Bosoms $4.00 (Gamele lots)—800 pairs in White and ‘olonial styles, 2, $ and 4 pairs of a pattern Were 85c to 81.50 pair | 2,000 yards Cretonnes Foreign and domestic goods in a wide Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, WORLD WANTS WONDERS, THEY! saeperdeentenes WORLD WANTS. WORK