The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 10

TH 1S THE MAN | ATCHEL' PLAGE H = Col. Kline Is a Republican, a Born Leader and a Good Fellow. bottle-for obtaining @ Hoense to marry the landiady, Mra, Poracia Lischina. Detective Mlefe, in Fachovis'a room, found one of fourteen costly dinner | ter. now Mra, Longwortl man of $8 in Newark two weeks ago. asain COUNT CASSINI DEAD. Was Ambasendor to T. R. Was in White 8T. PETERSBURG, May 9.—Count Cassini, Ambanador to the United | States during @ part of President Roose- | velt'a Administration, serving from | 1898 to 19, died yesterday efter @ long iliness. While in Washington the Count was {DEAD Deadine iée, 2be Phe provision of the City Charter “THE EVENING WORLD, of more than usual prominence and hie niece, Countess Cassini, waa @ c! kowna which were stolen Agril 1 from —— WHO IS 10 TAKE the store of Greenberg @ Co, at No, | 3 Jotfersun street. He arrested him. It In also alleged that Fachovia robbed « Careful Howsckeevers And Pesttively ride the home of all Bed Bugs, Roaches | ; Deadine Powder Noupotsenots and Stataican Om I Bde PN Soe The LEWY CHEMICALCO.,N. Y. @hat the President of the Board of AMermen, if he retires within his term @ office, shall be rucceeded by the vieoehairman, could not have worked @R more happily, tp any circumstance, @eerding to members of the Board on Beth sides of the political fence, than { wil when John Purroy Mitchel be- @emes Collector of the Port on June 1, end “Smiling Ardolph,” an Vice-Chair- an Kilne is known among hin fellow Members, becomes head of the Board. There is not a man of the Board who Would not like to see the new chairman geecceed to President Mitchel's salary of 00 per annum, as wall, but an the Pirry BOTs amd OMtEDEen Quality for Children Charter provides only that he shall be our Men’s. ome “Acting President,” at the same @etary, 14,000, that he received as vice- Th ehairman, Col, Kline will have to con- ey are as strongly made. tinue to serve at his present rate of @ompensation. CoL Kline is a good fellow, tn the West sense of the word, Always in G08 humor, he in able to meet any @ituation that may arise by a display @ firmness that invariably allences op- Pesition. This fact has been demon- @trated time and again in the Board, where the colonel has called members @f the majority to order just as sharply aa members of the minority, when, in MMe opinion, they overstepped pariia- @mentary bounderies, But he never @erisnes a grudge, and an offender epee equelched is just ax much a friend @f “the colonel” as ever. give good wear. color is fast. Col. Kline, as @ Brooklyn man, sur- prised the members of the board gener- ally, when he took office, under the last Adminiatration, by the case with which he came to be regarded as one of the Yeaders of the board, even before any @@icial designation as such was applied te him. In politics an organisation Re- Pudlican, he has never failed to decide fon the merits of any question thet fas come up tor consideration in the Beard, and hia opinion has been sought {8 board matters by heads of important @emmittess almost from the moment NORFOLK SUIT BROWNING, KING & CO. Broadway, Between 3iet and 32nd Streets. Goonee Square, Opposite 5th Street. Brooklyn: Fulton St., at De Kalb Ave. ES “A NATIONAL INSTITUTION” sees wning, King&Co We give as much care to the boo tailoring of our Children’s Suits as we do to The fabrics are guaranteed to Before we cut up any fabrics into Ciildren’s Clothing we test them for strength on the same testing machine as the United States Government uses. We expose the goods to the sun to be sure the In fact, we make sure thatevery Child’s Suit we offer for sale has Style, Fit, Fine Tailoring, Good Service and Taste. hat he took office. “What will I do as Acting President?’ epented the Colonel, when asked to- @ey whether he had decided upon any gy to be pursued as head of the |. “There fe only one thing for @ official to do, and that is whet @ery man should Go—the right thing Jest 00 far as he sees it. The straight y weed is the best and shortest course, | @md there in no reaton for deviating F xem \t-whether one be head of the t ) ” 263 Sixth Ave., f5¢ it's. | Seo tasters remn.|| Clothing on Credit for All Eaadinégy'’s Mngagement Mtarted ‘Treuble ¢or Pachevis. ‘Deakin Fachovis, known in thie coun- (ey as “John Benn,” a laborer, of No. $9 Monroe atreet, was charged with rob- ery to-day in Hesex Market Court when he was arreigned for assaulting Freak Fresuk, a fellow boarder, Fa- Ghovis was errested last night when he emonstrated with Fresuk—using a beer Men’s & Young Men's Spring and Summer Suits New model sacks, both two and three piece suits, in light Stylish Apparel FOR WOMEN AND MISSES This is the place to get something that is ‘‘differ- ent” and distinctive in Women's and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, &c., for Spring and Summer wear, at lowest prices. stocks, widest* choice of materials, greatest variety of @ styles, Women’s & $ 1 500 Misses’ Suits ‘UP Clothe Your Whole Family on cer every con: tiey_ever’ made, in Clothi: a square Open Saturday Evenings Until 7.30 o'Clock. I eny port weare out or breaks intwo be ropieced free. of charge La tho The imag Beresntie 018 4th St, Elkhart, Call at the locel dealers and see the real rubber lives, sgesial quality Fabrikoid leather ade finabte opring and other features. Oo ae h Sidwey Mereantile Co, Only Entrance Ie Through the Furniture Store 1° a WEEK This is the only credit house where you are sure of| leal lia Ca Brooklyn Store, 470 Fulton St, FRIDAY, MAY 5, Tots. MICHIGAN] FURNITURE CO. Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. CREDIT TERMS: #3 > 50 | 710 $5 75 | 10°" 15 $9.00 AWEEK \ Opers an Account NOTE. When we held our Spring housecleaning last year and offered for the first time such Oriental Rugs as we had used in Store Decorations and Exhibitions, the telephone began ringing as soon as the newspapers carrying the announcement appeared on the street. The morning the Rugs were placed on sale people were waiting for our doors to open. Please don’t telephone this time, as no rug can be reserved by ’phone—but all will be offered at the opening of the store tomorrow morning, so that all customers may have equal chance, Visitors from all over the world have come to see the remarkable exhibitions of merchandise that we make from time to time in both buildings. Many of these re- quire the lavish use of Oriental rugs. The House Palatial with its 28 rooms requires many rugs to complete the settings. The many other furnished rooms in the various Wanamaker galleries also require Oriental Rugs. 2174.-3° AVE. BET 118 °&119''STS Special Values in Spring Suits For Men, Women & Children on Credit Our assortment of styles em- braces every latest creation in]; plain tailored or trimmed models and are to be had in all the new- At times the Rotundas are hung with rugs. Once a year we gather together all these Oriental Rugs that have been used and offer them in a quick sale at greatly lowered prices. Each Rug is marked with a tag stating that it has been used and is sold for just what it is and therefore is not subject to exchange or credit. The tag carries the further caution {o ask the salesperson to point out the signs of wear or defects. ‘ In some shops such rugs as these might be sold as “genuine antiques.” We do not do business in that way. All the rugs offered in this sale, where necessary, have been cleaned and sterilized, and For Summer Homes, Bedroom or Den, Seashore, Bungalow or Office the opportunity is quite the most unusual of the year. “Safe for Women’s Use Use Tyree's Anti. eeptic Powder in- atead of poisonous tablets or liquids. telde, | with the condition of each rug. Appended is a partial list of prices and sizes together Offering Tomorrow, Saturday, Some Oriental Rugs That Have Been Used in Store Decorations Prices, of Course, Are sva-Se nse s2nese In Addition We Offer a Quantity of Smaller Rugs —some used, some fresh from our regular stocks—all at much lower prices. LOT NO. 1 Beluchistans, — Khiva good condition. FSSSTSSTE Pe nn rrr Bowe Sara suscocave * ne PS . Sins » Sin. x 10 ft, Min. x 7 ft. 3 . Pine oft. W2ft. Tin. x Bft. 14ft, Din. x ft. eeeees 13 ft. 5 in. x 10 ft. $9 to $16 Each About 175 Shirvans, Mossuls, a Bokbaras, Kurdistans and Fereghans, of ex: cellent quality, most of them in ADDED NOTICE East Indian Bangalore Rugs, for the Country or Seashore Hand woven, and remarkably durable; designs in soft greens on grounds of natural undyed wool. Can be used on the porch as well as in Mission Room, Living Room or Dining Room. List of Sizes and Prices vee $5.75 About 6ft. $ft.... About 7 ft. x4 ft. About 9ft. x6 ft. About 11 ft: x84 When a Pinch Hitter Goes to Bat for the home team in the ninth, on tied, two out, bases full, and—hits the first pitched ball safely over the fence, the rooters feel much like the young men will feel who come to the New Store for Men tomorrow, Saturday, and get their pick of $20, $25, $28 and $30 Suits 568—picked from 850 made by the largest maker of young men’s high-grade suits; patch pocket suits, 2 and S-button sacks, natural shoulders, slightly de- fined waists; blue serges, pencil stripes, tw and cheviot mixtures. Sizes $1 to 40. Suits of a quality superior to the New Store has here- tofore been able to offer at the price. An extra force of salesmen will be on hand to ensure prompt service. STRAW HAT DAY—We spent a lot of time in getting together the best straw hats that could be made to sell at $2, so that you might make your choice quickly tomorrow. Lincoln- Bennett London Sennits; American Splits, Sennits, Mackinaws; Split Straws, Shankee finish; all Wanamaker-Oval to conform to the Choice, $2. with inner bands sprung for comfort, Broadway, corner Eighth SEED TIME AND HARVEST Department of Agriculture is one subject alone in the 1913 WORLD ALMANAC that many are interested in | (GET A COPY, ON SALE EVERYWHERE, 250 4 . Walk gracefully? naturally. \ ++ 8.75 +1760 + 29.00 Would you dance gracefully? Play tennis gracefully? Then you want to wear a corset which will allow your figure the ease and freedom of movement which it has The L. R. Dancing Corsets is one of the graceful L. R. corset models. It is just a girdle of soft batiste with nine bones carefully placed to give the necessary support. Its whole weight is but nine ounces. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. SPEPPEEEEPPSP ES EP x10ft. Sy oyou when you go away, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, Former Price Price Condition Now Sin. $100.00 Shows wear $25.00 Gin. $185.00 Shows wear $45.00 Vin. $75.00 Good $45.00 $165.00 Slight wear $48.00 4in. $150.00 Slight wear $48.00 Sin. 8100.00 Good $50.00 Good $50.00 Fair $58.00 00 Good $70.00 Good $70.00 Good $73.00 Good $75.00 Slight wear $80.00 Go $85.00 Shows wear $89.00 Good $89.00 Stained $100.00 Good $110.00 ii Good $112.50 i Slight wear $125.00 ii Good $125.00 i Good $125.00 i Good $125.00 i Good $142.50 i Good $150.00 Sil Good $165.00 » Lin, Good $175.00 Good $175.00 Good $187.00 Good $250.00 LOT NO. 2 $25 to $50 Each Some very fine Sarouks, Kermanshahs, Dagestans, the quantity being limited. About I2ft.x 9ft.... About 14 ft. x 10ft. | About 15 ft. x 12 ft Women and young girls who go in for dances and sports vow it the most delightful of corsets. Take several pairs with Price 3.50. Other L. R. Models for the wife, the athletic woman, the stout woman, the slender figure, the growing girl, the society woman and many other models —in all 50, $1 upward, Spring Models of Redfern C. B. ale Spirite Warner's Rust Proof W. B. Nemo American Lady P. N.-J. B. and B. J. Third floor, Old Building Broadway, Fourth A table of seed planting in the United States which was compiled from reports of the |# SUNDAY WORLD’S “TO LET” ADS, ;