The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1913, Page 15

J { Ba ~ ont oe ae be Ss eee ’ PORNO K.-3. 5. et — . THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1918,° INSPECTOR FOUND fhe lst election was the fiat at which GAS KILLS HOMESICK GIRL. | not understand the way the tallies were | phyra Molet Here Krom Denmark to be kept. He said that the inspectors Only Two We and poll clerks had become confused and unable to ma! the count come out Tite right. Finally, he they were giad to accept the assistance offored by three | patte m SS RIBBONS:.--A Display and Sale “New Spring Styles—Many Special Offerings ¢ Thyra ioe two weeks doll to keep though he had no idea that they | found dead to- | were fussing the count. Ife sald that lq: No, 916 Beventy-stxth treet, I First, we invite you to see the rich collection of new Ribbons which have | he signed *he final returns without | piap, » home of Mari Merson, ‘ . ‘ §, H : |enowine THER He Wal doing Rhy wrong | CaRS the Home of Marte rier an just unrolled their fascinations before our delighted eyes. Most of them come th not assuring himself as to thelr cor! rival in America | from St. Etienne, which in France is the ribbon town par excellence. And though rectness. iy o i een. sad bee , ; a lei H j i — Ho was arked by Mr. De Ford it It] oneiy and homesick and ate Wal Write | they are just making their appearance in ye Ribbon Store, there is hardly one Assemblyman Meyer Green Cree ee teat cai, | ten a melancholy wort of letter to her of the numerous rich patterns that has not already been cut into. ee y a “y : we Thad “been fead and that Ne Was Cee i a te an Holle This is to be a great ribbon season—particularly for millinery trimmings, berg Says Lipshitz Convic- ; after her usual rising time, he coum dress bodices and girdles, for which purposes many of these new styles are spec- T said that I was disgusted) yep asphyxiated, with the Mo held ially designed. There are stunning brocades, many with raised velvet pile, in floral, Dresden and Bul; ian effects, on satin and taffeta ribbon. Roman and Bayadere stripes in a wide range of col combinations. Delicate self-colored brocades for hair and sash ribbons. Besides all the staple kinds, including velvet, in all the new shades. Prices range from 40¢ to $4.75 yard. And then These Fine Groups of Special Offerings Taffeta Back Velvet Ribbon; Satin-finished Messaline, and) Satin-dotted Wash Ribbons, in new Spring shades, 4!) in., $1 Plain ‘Taffeta Hair Ribbon, in vari- | pink, light blue and white, in pieces yds 714 in 16 yd fe si ous colors, 644 and 6) (-in., 18¢ yard, Jof 10 yards: reg. 25¢ No. 1, 16¢ piece. No. 3, 386 piece H Ft H with the whole election.” replied Lips | oioag in her arms. A tube tion will Not Injure Him. schita, “I maid that the Board of Diee- | wrenched—or had failen free—of the tions had othing to do with ft, andj gas stove, Tho police called it an ac: s that we were treated ke @ bunch of | ciden Tammany Assemblyman Meyer Greens |yiay Any man could go in and do what | ‘berg, whose election may be questioned was dono that night. I aleo said that a8 @ result of the conviction of Louts}any one that had $1,000,000 could be Lapechitz of filing a ‘aise statement of |¢locted President.” | 2 canvass, arrived in Now York from Louis Nadel, William Cahin and | head Albany early to-day, and at ule home| Henry Puller, fnspectors, and Joseph No. 104 Second avenue, sald Hartetein, poll clerk in the same dis- “Why should I be mixed up in Lip-| trict, have been indicted in connection @ehits's affairs? He is a Republican, | With thi me fraud. They will be For Spring Chapeaux Fashion turned to the brilliant plumage of beautiful birds for the shades that she needed to make the Spring hats such rich harmonies of color. But finding it impossible to collect sufficient feathers in rare colors, and in the peculiar shapes that, the new modes require, the ingenious French—the most wonderful colorists | ae. 5 “ in tl Heavy Satin Warp-print Rib- No. 1}, 22 piece aaa | 1 understand honest man who| brought to triat early next week. Firfe dose of Pape se € oud delight ae dyed oo some feathers to the great ben, hh Fane are pony denies nan nibveny io ren fathows pad No, fine plese. No, bh ed = “The y mpound relieves a Paris : ground; 7};-in. and sashes, 4 to 53,-in., . reg. 280, -trimmed poe hare ening of the ballot boxes wil! Q’GORMAN ASKS ROOT icine fag Cc When you consider that the beauty of so many of the new | | able at $1 yd., oat mies Children's Hsirbow and Sash |of 7lain or fancy tak, Many styians SS ' @ount will help my majority, I did ABOUT RAILROAD LOBBY. Grippe misery — Con- hats depends upon these very feathers, and that the most Special Group of Plain Moire and| Ribbons, Jacquard figured, in pink, + i and ¢4 each, usually 76¢ to ices src ear Stor New York Senor Deve} Mis no Guin en|¢] | email species re ent procurabie i Francs, ou wl] | feu be tr le vans repu mena ott fo of the int, “4 ins Pane’ Sas! qi ‘ard Ribbon, 1-in., i ‘k, |hair, 260; for dress, 60e. iaer weary werent ee] OWNAGE Ok FDRUEIE Agaltit |. Site te Ver seercintacny teeth appreciate this Display for its beauty and magnitude, | | tan 286 vd., reg. 3c and 40e. [tight blue und white, 60 yd fais Main Fleer Lapechitz was a Republican Inspector Toll Exemption. Chinese Numidi Aigretles Swirls of cog in the Bitoni Led ot Ca. WASHINGTON, Fe. 13.—The bill Ine Russian Heckle in band and pompons troduced by Senator Root repealing the election and was tried yesterday before | sxemption clause of the Panama Canal Justice Goff, Assemblyman Greenberg, wae taken up by the Senate C ‘with the co-operation of Mayor Gaynor, | &t ¥8* thts LL Files Hi pacache die fog hea drafted a bil for a new Department | Mittee on Interoceantc Calle yesterday, ‘Compound taken every tw Argus and Pheasant Motifs il three consecutive doses are Tall mountings and bands of vulture re Grippe or break up the Resid shod , / o cold, elther in the bead, | Indian Sea Pelican in various designs of Public Morais, Me, Root spoke Im support of 18 chest ‘hack, stomach of limbs, Japanese and gold pheasants combined in wings Now Comes the Final Disposal of All These ‘The findings of the jury will be sent} Measure. It promptly ends the most miserabl rae 9 ° | to the Assembly and « committee trom | ‘la It not a fact," inquired Mr. O'Gor- | headache, dulluess, head and nove stu Parrot quills The soft feathers of the albatross Women’s Coats, Suits the Assembly whtoh will consider the; man, “that tho protest of Great Britain | up, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, | Russian Plarmigan Bulgarian lipped hechle M contest will meet at the Hotel Knicker-|egainst the po toll provision was in-|Funning of the nose, mucous catarrhal Paradise feel & Dresses becker Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. | @pired by the railroad intereste of Can- vie ai Mee feelers path ff : ’ Res. | —almos! —Paradis igre — Bea erat, (eavaet themes cist ade, acting with the great raliroade of | MHS Ohi wonderful Compound with| Gt mitation—almost perfect—Paradise and other aigrettes the Balance of Stock from BOAR, tha Piosvianvs candieas @ia| ye the knowledge that there is nothing else Mandarin, turquoise, Balkan green, Coq de roche, Chinese, and Carbon Recent Sales— twenty-eight votes. In ‘Twelfth ‘I have not heard from er of any | j, world which will ewre your cold or blues, brick red and terra cotta tones, are among the most dominant colors. Picts iktrice Girertoe te evel | ratiroad in thie matter, and T have no arippe misery promptly But in this kaleidoscope of tones, white and black has not been overlooked. EACH AT $5 ported to have received 172 and his op. | '##0n to suppose tney have any inter- | without any other assi or had after 60c to $12.26, ponent 128 votes. According to an ex-| est in the matter,” replied Mr. Root, effects as a of Pa The No-Charge Trimming Service This price hua aothing whatever to do with the amination de by the jury, th 1; As an alternative ¢ 1 Senator 5 nee » 01 is « cost or value of tl garments. It is simply Geert of the ballots Showed hae Gresas Root urged aubaitasion of the atieations ppg te contalas ue @ focus tini ies Waipinaned War Ii tus Miberees Beene, You | J a tigure that is get upon them to assure an ubsolute berg received 14) votes in the Twelfth| {nvolved to arbitration. Senators Brie. {YU Ket what you ask for—aeve wihicite oy shat J sad Gafinite clearance tomorrow. Af ny were District and Birnkrant M1. It ts alleged | tow and O'Gorman Insisted the sov- easel igi cee ain and Third Floors formerly selling three times this priceand more. { that there were other frauds tn the|ereignty of the United States over the | umes mice acts Kent THE COATS ARE WONDERFUL VALUES ut $5 averts Election District, where five| Canal Zone was at etake and thus the * ‘There 860 altogether. BI broad. | men have been indicted. matter could mot be referred to arbi- are al r. ue serges, broad- FIRST BALLOT BOX OPENED BY|tration under the Hay-Pauncefote A N ew Veil That Fi rames cloths, fancy diagonals, as well as dark and light | JURY, treaty, 6 5 mixtures, including coats of all-wool chinchilla and H Lipscnite's teint wan the frat time |Z this 8 a quoetion vital tnter- CL iT G | Milady 's Face Pipe beats Bios Some of these uctually sold } ent, thon there ts no subject that oa: HIN ‘ ‘ hele a Jury ina evtininal proceeding in New | Pe, fered. arbitration,” eald Mr. | 0 ry A charming idea and a still prettier Veilt ‘The ENGLISH CORDUROY SUITS, $6 ; 2 ty | Dent pb LB kL TL ly of the ballots | ‘ + \ partion of the Veil which covers the face is a plain aha ner With a states —— | CREDIT i mesh, and the oval frame that horders it is woven one Ra Wa hata bold then toe as dane 2 mate to Aasist- , * after an antique Fi a Sale, Y el . bs vey bo Ford at ne| Effective Home Remedy — | $160 hyn 31 doy 21-20 Mx Moet bieadtte | iu a ; ‘i arrest, for | <a. Ce For Lug Trouble. | $199 * b a by é a Rep riegies Black or white HANDSOME SERGE DRESSES, ¢5 nh were mado to the =| bd silk, $4.95. ana A coe _— election night were | _ 1 {@ & serfoue matter when th $240 "90 * $2.50 “ “Th Spider Web.” Rb ceaererty Sines a ieee Heo introduced in evidence, Tey Goods Delivered in Unmarked Wagons, : e opider Wed. r trimmed with buttons, et ‘ owed that Greenberg had been cred- eae NN nr me ae is the most unique of the new | SotL LIEN rere te RNY Nt a eee with 160 votes and Birnkraut with 1 y r eili B a ik, “pei admitted on tou aad FURNISH setoe and fag uate’ Bae FEBRUARY CUT PIECE SALE OF YARD GOODS at he had signed these slips before j ; e ° - p not know whether the figures that 1 ‘vowan to raise r 5 A hely wove! 7 ect oe y poicer of thle GIMMEL ‘oole, he H ware placed on them were correct or sputum, and my physician then told ane only an impressionistic effect of | J sionnents of Hud teAGthsr O46 Bleeder onenlea’ Wed GHEE AE TE OCONT ShIR ORE teens mee oom : not fie Pee aS aa m 0 to Califorata | flowers is visible—but some of 86c to 2 Dress FRUIT OF 1. HE LOOM! tie cr te tolce racarens cout sha ie these made more definite by Goods at 60c Yd. ais to J Out plocea, OF 49 to 30 passed around that Greenberg had been PO Ry en tte outline of a single thread, Thly Immense collection s ‘eptod. Limit, ‘ defeated and that something had to be| 4 00 $4 00 w, ln , Fuchsia promises to be a favor- Harsh ty) gM nag sg \ done, Witnesses testified that at 10 Bown °L-'" Weekly | | ite color because it gives such a delightful rose tint to the face. These well CANE MUSEIN, 13}40. sop and Venise medallions, resettle RGn CI oon Px THUR NIT ORES CL IEANE ‘Then there. is a rich shade of golden brown that brunettes from 3 tod yard eat bi : tall 1% to 4 Inches wide H Teast ais wee tecitiee tee ce will like, for it has a tone that lights the complexion. Auchor Hrand, Kruit-of-theed : the offictal returns to sult themselves, 25c to $1 a yard. Main Floor sites ‘36c SHEETINGS, ‘ong, ratte” ‘The tally sheets were produced in court = au hpi hed and undle af x Wide. | j to w that twenty-two tallies had ne price, 4, or Brand, Krust-of-the- Lo Lockwood, ete een Rdded to Greenberg's vote, which 380 SHEET.NGS, 250 YARD ' mf arptttn Sot slan Such a BLOUSE SALE sapien, Prt was formerly @ sailor, aad . A asuort: OI r; " Does Not Occur in Many Moons] J] »*..°'* 1210 to 200 \ hite Goods, 7 : fj th fl Thon fuurivs 2t 4 vs It is fortunate that this sale, which is the ultimate result of Various ‘remnants in} | igo ‘aur via America’s Greatest making the Blouse Shop ready for Spring, should bring to- | |} 7M Tain in the | | OPeaatae: sainited 8nd) OX Furniture House gether practically every kind of tailored shirt, demi-tailored Lee Pl RR at) Criphin Crone, ov st 5 Uae aan and Dress Blouse that a woman may desire. And as charming erties hte ie and pretty as the Blouses are, we did not hesitate to lower | prices to an abnormal degree, because we desire Lo dispose of A i WwW i them today and tomorrow. It is impossible to give details, 1.50 Petticoats Knitted Under 7 a, and Hosiery : sale started this mo: ; P , as the sale started this morning, but there are sufficient Blouses at $1 xceptional Underpricing Friday and Saturday to assure pleasing selection tomorrow. New stylew are being added | Women's 5c Vests and Drawers, 350. r * $ tal featur fe i " 4 D .At $5-—Blouses that were $10 and more ‘ day mit oP tenet tite ie pat "ieon‘ ise and abe’ wowe, tate, Sag Wye vetticuats; J kle i drawer ack and colors; At $3.95—Blouses that were $6.95, $8 and more ey P eA ager SING "CLO $2.95 —Blouses that were $5, }6 and more 60 ‘00. - OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 G'CLOCK [7,30 ORKEN: Al $2 d 99, . ae BM 4 ; Newark, N Joy Store, 49 ana 51 seveet NO ENTHA ANd KIND, At $1.95--Blouses that were $3, 4 and more Women's a8¢ Bib Vests, 180, ous Mths ibe 0b quem ‘Srurd Floor Three for 500, "Three pairs. % " | EC N elk tape or lace trimim Black only, garter top: dou- : ( ) O MY F URN IT R E S LE ble heels and toes; an excellent stock- al 180 Bib Vests, 1234 ing for we: ’ i 4 é thes t at ‘Women's 180 B ao, Millons of Satisfied C Will Testi t rness and Cur Willinone Give i Yoke; sleeveless or With weight, toot one OUR MONEY” BACK HE "VOU" ARE" NOT! SATISFIED"? ||Are You Going Skating, Madame? : manatee eat vecraet be Uortariion thas $ ether olf to a distant lake where Winter winds blow, or 1 ; Yourselt by Comparison thas’ OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST ee eee ee eee ie Koln cub ye aetppentaece Extraordinary Sale of $25 Quariercd Oak Y¥ 3: Solid Oak. bockers are quite indispensible. Petticoats are not in the DOMES AND LAMPS | Sid. board Chiffonier 3.3 4 category of skating costumes! 4,520 Yds. of AU Silk) Friday and Saturday in the Subway Store. | : However, if you are properly equipped, it will not be Taffeta Ritbon The lowest prices we ever heard of for amiss to get these Knickerbockers, for as you will see they 15c Yard teaet Bene apaite Aejuren We win ami are quite exceptionally priced— c x ar a {Re Cetnony ated lat the prices, bacl 1 by how, Black Cassimere Wool Jersey Knicherbockers, $1.95 arty _ $6.50 TO 819 DOMES, 94.73, how Serge Knickherbockers, Navy and Black, $1.25 at ene Siete ee, ot ane Second Floor $5 BENT GLASS Domts, $3, all the new loht Kent glass do with ben K cellent for ehildr and hair bows beaded fringe to mateh, tn a art Klass; complete with sliding canopy, return gas arm and Lindsay Less to Pay for Various Ways to Keep Warm In other words, here is a mid-winter offering of Oil, Gas and Coal Heating Stoves which, between them, ought to dispel the chill in any room in Winter cValues at 3 weather. now Discontinued styles and small lots that we are closing out, at reduced prices. nprenensiy Crane's Gas Heating Stoves, one of the best on the market, at $2.50, regularly $3.25, AT DOMES, 98.75, ope, with rlehly cole fruit borders of Cathedral $3 16 INVERTED) £) ass. Gas LicmTs,| $4 INVERTED GAS LIGHTS, $8 Quartered Oak Library or Sitting Room Rocker 4.99 Beautiful fumed — finish; high back; browd spring seat, Fvery Sid t Linoleum Remnants 60c 3q.¥' $5 Mahogany Finish«d ocker 2.39 Mahogany wished ship remsal var fr one ¢ ‘ie, i a" pent foakers Heat and Light Gas Heaters, can be attached to any gas burner, givin; Many duplicates of each pate 7 ’ s alone heat und light at the same time. At 60c, regularly 85¢, siving Subway, Lower Plour P rormerty sold atl 5 Ackroyd Gas Heater and Cooker, cylinder style, Japan finish, ut $2.76, regularly $3.50. Suvio Gas Heaters, lerge size, at $1, regularly $1.26. nig att. ats pan Extra | Oil He me i ‘ : | ¥ f 78, nickel-plated finish, brass tank; guaranteed nut to smell or Ht " 0 f | amoke. Medium at $3.26, reg. $4. Large, at 64, regularly 25.50, Extra Rome "ar ‘d : ; 4 | large, at $6.60, regularly $8. yenuine “ i. Perfection Oil Heaters, at $4.25, regularly $5. _ 1 Gos Radietors, be, 66, reg. $2; low, : 65, te Opened Deuble - Single Coa! Heater: top, No. BROADWAY NEW YORK THIATY-THIRD OT. $5 to $1,000 [Stemps va Stamps Morning, § On Small Weekly Payments, Afternoons