The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1913, Page 15

a + . orepereraam —— ——————— THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 25, 1913. COME AND HEAR BRADY'S ELITE LADIES’ ORCHESTRA DAILY IN OUR GROCERY DEPT., SIXTH FLOOR é J the newspaper rate. The opinion wae in the case of the News-Times Pub- lishing Company of Denver againat the Santa Fe Railroad, and involved ship- ments of Sunday magazines from New York, where the section was published, | to Denver for distribution there. ———— es Cheediien Shot Shot in Volley fal Forces Exchange in West 22d Street. Nee Spring merchandise offered at prices that ut- ' ey py aie i ra and profit. ie on Ti pers oe Demand Liber t ¢ the lowest of the entire month, a careful Mi h the items listed below will convince you of this fact. The a renee am Day is the one day when no economical woman can justly | They Ae the Stam, stay away. G You the Tet & in ) Return for Your Money Each Filled Book Ie Redeemable in 9 OPREE.. 2 -S0Weth of Merchandise ‘Medetachment of “Gophers” won a Belay battle from the “Keeler gang bemty to-day at Twenty-second sireot QnOGBeventh avenue, the clash occurring ‘Within 8 few feet of a policeman on fixed Peet who came out of the rain of lead] “No admittance,” says ‘enseathed. "a ‘& man describing himseit as Georre| this tightly-wrapped H-O Srcrrrcm ano SX lpackage to dust, air and tm the face, but after the wound ore germs. H-O is always Greseed at New York Hospital he ale to go home. William Maher, twenty-| sweet, Clean and fresh. @m, a clerk, of No. #9 West Thirty- fifth street, was locked up in the West Seventeenth street station on a charge of having a revolver. According to the police, the Keeler Gang has been recruiting forces about ‘Twenty-third street and Seventh avenue and the Gophers, whose grounds have deen up in the Thirties, been grad- ually encroaching on the Keeler terri- Mery. The result is a fight when one or mere Keelers meet one or more Gophers. At 2 o'clock this morning six Keel were going north on Seventh avenue a: four Gophers were going south. They fea tase House Dr — Tag Day, Special, at Made of percales in pret- ty high and Dutch neck models; striped _ and checked patterns. Skirts finished with wide sizes 36 to 46, Limit 3... $1 and $1.25 House Dresses Excellent quality percales, ginghams and linenes, in both light and solid colors, checked and striped effects. Effectively trimmed with sailor collars, in pretty Dutch and $1.49 Azure Hair and Chip Hats, ers a OG _ 100 dozen Azure Hair Hats—8 distinct styles; all the nip Parisian 69¢\:: cream, en ied A ge x m blocks. Black only. Regularly $1.49; Tag Day price...........s0..0c0 se eeues justable draw string; each Bes dozen French Chip Hats—6 newest Spring shapes. Black and burnt. Sc Lace Stock Collars, Regular price $1.49; Tag Day price..............ceeseeeee with or without 10e ~ fi k models of contrasting ae east secon sireat Gis Kale rater, Noe ul tsa erty : 250 Dozen Colored Ostrich Plumes Rema ants Fane Ribbons | itaia Bios Gaphers on the northwest corner. style, but all sizes in lot; sizes 32 to 87e All the newest Spring colorings, beautifully shaded—Nell rose, Alice blue, er rit) ica we Before the policeman on ‘peg’ post mpire green, golden yellow, Havana brown, \ (vj Galues to 39. we and kabw what was up the two gangs began| Women’s Kimono Gowns old rose and others. 15 inches long: fi ovotes ted PREE by firing, at least ten shots being dis-! be @barged. Sorgt. Helbig and Policeman Wathen were at Twenty-first street and fotmea Policeman Connor in an attack @m both the hostile forces, but the aom-!| Of challies; in pretty Pe sire 354 In. Genuine English Mokairs etants darted into doorways and side! \ F Baten oe gulch only antes at Sashes | Regular Brilliantines at, yard, ; 2s were ce. - 4 : i ae 8e & $e Ginghams Ze Offered at almost half price for Tag Diy eke A splendid bhi it BERE SSE Fiske: POAY, 'b. eavolvee, bit Mase decent Grades rich shade of black, absolutely fast color..............-05 C._O._D._We dp not measure of hang these awnings, Ginghams, milllengthremnants, bls tides id rgaseed plaids, Absolutely fast colored: yard 19¢ Bordered Batiste 40 inches wide, fine soft sheer quality. Fancy 8 2 No more than 15 yards to a customer. Apron and Dress: Cc ané denies having any part in the ghooting. Keeler declared that Maher) | Was one of his friends, #0 Maher was! * pot held for the shooting. (Main Floor. ), ‘Ali the Goph: hi bat the police Touna everat heed aoe floral and figured designs, also pretty bor- Baer entering 150 Spring Suits ie Doig tine ener Made to sell Sizes for Women Squier tim he waa not arrested, as 3. | 22 $10.00 and / Sizes for Misses FIND COUPLE DEAD BY GAS. sty! whi pe pes. Never $12.95, special @ Sizes for Juniors Suits for women—sizes 34 to 44, Suits for misses—sizes 14 to 18. Juniors—sizes 13 to 17. None C. 0. D. No Mail or Telephone orders filled. Remeraber—just 150 suits, no more, at this price. We have taken these suits from our regular stock to sell as a Tag Da: Special. All the newest 1913 models, made of fine quality serges, whipcords and fancy mixtures, in all the most wanted and lar S di Some neatly trimmed, others strictly tailored. rag re coe Spring and Summer Dresses Bodies Fo Police After Jani- tor Had Given the Alarm. To-Day and To-Morrow Neighbors who thought Mrs. Molile Hardergon had gone with her white husband to visit her negro kinfolks in Virginia learned to-day the real reason why her lttle restaurant at No. 133 West Thirtieth street has been closed for nearly a week. The bodies of the to couple were found in their living rooms on the second floor of the building. They Srrssintel Sugar, Minted” "Our ee 324 Ibs, (Sixth Floor.) New Wash Laces 1 had been asphyxiated, apparently by Day, at Of Whipcords Sizes for women and misses. All Ciaear Hiatecsocn Neal Got been. essa 5 bens Diassoed Bings™ to be ee feo nary Of Striped Voiles the newest, up to the minute Mbeedivend Cengage gen Langpro dione — since she showed friends a telegram offered at this sale: ble Sere Cats wih styles, trimmed with rich silks pps peoioegi yg Wes acevassahi Copenhag: , trem her brother in Lynchburg, calling} Ladies’ Rings upon her to come South at once. The vrestaurant remained closed, day after! ©: ‘openhagen blue and red. .6 2 9 Gents’ Rings v fon. Our price 875 Of Fine Serges | an pinines of Oriental colorings: all Of Ratine gpa and wanted colors. Sues from Beaded Chiffon Cloth Regular 89c. Quality Desirable for dress tunics ‘and waist coverings, 44 inches wide, of excellent quality cloth, in gold on year ” Children’s Dresses jaisted French models, », Women’s 50c Hosiery Pure (ster Amn yong | ioned and seamless styles. Double te Ne and toes and elastic garter tops... imate Ofata Feet) “chair—just as she had left it. The jani-} tor of a house in the rear had been |, worried for the last few days by an| : odor of gas, and to-day he went to the | West Thirtieth street police station and | asked that an investigation be made. ‘Then the bodies were f _ Kid and Suede Gloves. nce sale-of odds end cn These loves wee made to sell for not lee than € Slightly imperfect. . 8 Drawers—of muslin; wi eal ruffles and |i song tov Reet ihe Nlastersone ete. Sites 2. to ayer Te white or gold on black, value 89c. Yard. Men’s m all i er ee Hy pri y— ara ‘Women's Chamois Lisle Gloves D e Sse a eon s caaala ie ee ae Extra Large Brussels RUGS fer Tiheei cere were mpd a | Fine Seamless Thread Hal Howe, bac, WASHINGTON, March 25. ‘at full value or returned for cash, nine sections of Sunday newspapers, | lee ten per cents, within one year, the Interstate Commerce C Zomnmatasion | CHARLES A. KEENE helé to-day, when in the form of maga- 1 ae of TN b importer of monde, 1180 Broadway, New York made to sell at 50c pair; 2 ¢! style, pair... oe °19¢ bow Length White Silk Gloves, n button length, ica 75 two-toned effects and a variet; “ oun Sake lie Every Rug is absolutely all worsted and SEAMLESS— which insures so0as wearing qualities; several desirable patterns to select from. (Fourth Floor.) Size 10.6x12 9 $19.00 Values 43 65 Elbow Length White ‘Chamols Sampson's Oilcloth Nairn's Linoleums Lisle Gloves, ‘isteen button $Q/e Absolutely perfect quality Shak rea 22'¢ The inlaic quality; choice of the 7 length, value 50c; he larly sells at 39c; square yard ., newest patterns of the day; sq. yd. $1. 25 Handbags Assorted — leathers, double stitched han- dles, metal or leather covered frames. Vanity € of style: sles an sizes, Leather or moire lined. inside change purse, Some have patent safety catches, Up to 69c Hand Bags of seal grain pressed leather; double stitcher les. A large assortment of frames inside change purse; included in the lot are some velvet bags 29¢ Chil- dren’s Patent Leather Belts--all colors and sizes, Some finished with buckles, others with 19¢ atone (Main Poor Waanaance! 8c&10cBleached Muslin Limit 20 yards, at, a yard....... 4’ Fancy White Rose Potatoes mealy cookers, None 90° Pk to dealers at our Tag Day price. Values up to $1.50 Splendid clocks that will find a welcome spot in many homes, All warranted time- keepers. Six different styles to select from. Many of the clocks included cost more whole- A) 8 sale than our selling price. druple 2 Soap hari decorated in yel- Gilt Frames—cabinet q — size; in oval or square 98c Sliver Plated Ware / styles; values to é- Aaa QE} tion bon dishes, bread trays, fem dishes with fern complete, itchers, cracker Silver plated Forks and 6c jars and pickle casters of fancy glass Spoons regular Ve bin with quadruple plated tops (Mala Floor.) Gilt and Oxidized Clocks at S5¢ (sixth Fleer.) a jHandkerchiets len’s an om: Fine H Handkercht Pan lhl <a ith colored borders, the women's are 1 pla white embroidered with neat wreath Sle initial on linen or fine cambric. . Men's 25¢ Imported|M dW Pare. Irish Linen Hem=| Pure feiey Linen Hees stitched Handkerchiefs! stitched Handkerchiefe Hand Bag gs One of the Extraordinary Tag Day Special Tay Day Features Vacation time s¢ 00 coming and also le the time when 4 trunks will com- \ mand high prices. So we urge B 49e Ribbed Union Suits . Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union W, L! DOU Suits—vests are fashioned low neck and sleeveless, neatly finished with mercerized 99 c \ $3.50, $4.00 & $4.50 // tape. Pants are wide umbrella style, trim- med with lace; garment hildren’s Swiss and SHOES q Women’s Swiss Ribbed | © ES ESR ENCE WERE Vetacion vosk ane slaves | tere yesteend catao pok in W. L. Douglas store os exadols: Festshad ah oaik Paden yearn ven a " \ 3 | nec es; pants Jor eo and #450 chat a sn arms with mesceried | re ait hee and 4 fit and wear as tape; value 10¢ trimmed styles ce "#5.00 to & \ nme (Mitt ian ’ the pri ‘ nd phapes to sult nd vi i wy. N Dougie ou ‘th ndersta dl why they are rece to fit better, k better, ‘ hold their 3 y sand wear longer than x any other a th 36 inches wide. Mill lengths of some of the best known makes. Soft finished without dressing. $4 50 taeda 4 19¢ and 25¢ White Pique | $1.00 White Bed Spreads | Excellent quality, several stylecords. Derir-| Extra heavy, large size, pretty eroch AM ah A = able for waists, drewes and | patterns, Suitable for large early buying in this sale, as the 4 Papel Pictures children's coats, Limit 12 12'e jsize beds. Limit 2. 59e number of trunks at his special lov: a i yards, Yard.. i 2M Each price is limited, A direct saving of } 4 faeai Banaras’) leas weet etek As a Tag Day Special $6.50 on every trunk purchased in jf saa! colors; sold with beautiful cut out 3a Tag Day Specia = 1 eee $2 and $2.25 Pattern Tablecloths} | i tno ou ws Wae"Si Sip Wait’ Fitted in beautiful Made of b: d, n jc Satin Str ‘all Papers | id n He 9 pennant, comn clamps, Every He eget eee TN rf | trunk is regulation size, fitted with the fatest 1Binch cut out borders to match: 4c gilt frames, Ry illus $ 5 trates jumerous Nx d 4, st grade sat nish picts to one from, . Mult gC Site IA ond 12at Hints arsdecasin: fh impraved Magle with several drawer compartments for eee paremnermuat (ee OS wultable for any room toa Table Damask, Newest designs. Most unurual value € hate, clothing ead other apparel, These trunt:shaves hanging capacity .0 rons sal with perfetly matched g in the home Customer | Lach forsevensuits or gowns. Value $16.50, At... .......cc0. eaeeeee borders; 6 (Male Moor. ) qnumaemsemmenesumeeed ( Basement.) ‘ourth Flver.), oe >on THE 14TH STREEY STORE, HENKY SIEGEL, Pres't--WE GIVE LIBERTY MERCHANDISE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES Ed) | TRENTON 101 K, State Bt.,cor, Broad a a et es } ee saeeney Me Sor