The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1913, Page 8

, 4HE BVeEMANG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 488, 19138. ANTHONY " BRAD rTyROM HEAD Tio PIED |, |{ BRADY'S CAREER OR ==3O ETI We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem a oe E30) | IN LONDON Ho7EL,|| *®0M HOTEL BAR ‘Them in Merchandise ESE ESR, DFA | 7 % TO WALL S1 REET. INF New . Shopping Center Co. “\ Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street O | Heart Disease Kills Financier, Absolutely Unprecedented Price Reductions in This Decisive Clearance of ¥ i aaa cai Who Broke Down After | | \ i ir iW M i) zt cke Down Misses’, Juniors’ and Children’s Summer Dresses Daughter's Death in Wreck. We Have Cut Much More Than Half from Original Regular Prices As a bargain event this sale totally eclipses any occasion of its kind ever held in New York City. “ a matter of business enterprise we decided upon a drastic clearing in young people's apparel—frankly, the stock is heavier than it should be at this time o year. So we have met tho situation squarely and forgotten about the costs and values, making new prices with quick and big selling as the only object. 3,000,000, director of about sity big’ core porations. oe “WALL STREET MOLE.” Ww. olleve Broadway. ts é n He managed it well, and the Board In order to complete size ranges as far as ible and to give tae sale Begins jag oanaed and continues to the end of the t Rose to Great Power and Mill- of Aldermen, felicitating Itself upon 9 wide assortment eyes we perchaved the is amples and ietie it of course, we cannot guarantee lots to last or all sises ; rendering a great public service, grant- Lod from two of our toe manufacturers. These are included in | ig every ay but there “will be an ample assortment aud no one ‘a ' ions From Bartender’s Job ed the permit, One morning they woke the sale—also at half and less. need be disappointed. up to find @ three-mile spur in opera he. $7.50 to $10.95 Dresses, $10.50 to $13.75 D-e;ses, Now $2.95 Now $4.49 Scores of the daintiest dresses in white muslins, voiles, cambric, Dainticst and laciest creations imaginable. Dresses suitable in almost every imaginable style. Beautiful trimmings of torchon, | for ev: ind Ronee Oy Sone all lightly soiled from bandling, bet ‘al., Macrame, Cluny and shadow laces; also pretty Swiss em- a of styles with pretty lace broidery in eyelet and voll designs; sises 8 to 14 years, juniors, ra icing eo iy ‘Tow necks; for ages 15 to 16 years and 14 to 18 years for and small wome: Girls’ $3.75. to $4.75 Dresses, Misses’ $15.00 to $23.50 Now $1.25 Silk Coats, Dresses for girls 6 to 14 8 great assortment of pretty Now $4. 95 “4 white dresses, developed in muslins, voiles, cambrics, etc., with beautiful desigas worked in embroidery and laces; plaited and | rgguistedjond mused slightly, but never sold less than te Cred plain skirts; the waists have touches of ribbon in bows and rosettes. | and trimmed styles. Children's $1 Dresses, Now55c Girls’ $1.75 to $2 Dresses, In chindren's—6 to 14 in colors. Frenchy Dutch and Englizh designs; al the latest rea ‘erations, low Now 95¢ necks; plain, set and kimono sleeves; streppings and touches here A great variety of bviabe| dresses; les, with combination and there of contrasting materials. materials are lawns, | trimmings, low necks, pleated skirts, ghey and cambric, and cambric, checks and linenes embroidery trimmed styles; all exceedingly pretty; 6 to 14 years, Small Children’s Pongee Coats Small Children’s Hats All neatly trimmed with colored silk; sizes 1 to 5 years. pend trimmed; all at reduced prices. Regularly 93.00 $4.00 Now 92.00 $3.00 $3.98 ow $1.95 $2.95 ow = $1.95 $2.50 in Hotel at Albany. J aay a 820 1 pounds—his appearance in Wail street did not create a profound sensa- ton, but the Ume came when bis abili-] CUD and established his reputayon as ut} 4H Organizer in Wail street. Thd Provi- dence street railways wore in the market and they were brought almost as a matter of course to Mr. Brady, For the examination of such a LONDON, July 2%—Heart disease was the cause of the death of Anthony N. Brady, the financier of New York City and Albany, N. Y., at the Hotel Carleton in London last night. Wis body 12 to be shipped to America on board the Oiympic to-morrow. ‘Mr, Brady's death was not particu- larly sudden. He was ill when he ties were not only recognized, feared. He had a way of working #0 that nobody knew what he was doing until the result was suddenly dinctosed as an accomplished fact. ‘Phat faculty gained him the soubriquet of “The Mole of Wall Street.” His fortune ts believed to be about 000,000, but that estimate it based on but Mr. Brady made a. fyin trip tw Providence and withi ‘Who attended him, said that Mr, Brad, wes sick and weak all the way over from America and really should not have started from home. At 10. @clock last night he was seized with very much about his posseasions except himself. Hoe was not a person to tak others into his confidence in such mat- ters. wectited with the Democratic party. He was unostentatious in personal] In testifying before the Senate Inves- tigating Committee at Albany in 1911 he intimated he had suppiied money to William Barnes jr. for the purchase of Barnes's newspaper, @ardiac spasms, from which ho died| tastes and never owned a s'oam yacht half an hour later, Mr, Brady had suf-|or race horses. is home at Albany fered from heart trouble for a consider-| was large and fine, but not hig an fable time and his death was not wholly as would be called “a Latest " p! * He was @ devoted husband ‘aa ' i ir. ly, who wan seventy years old, | father. had a number of friends in the financial) His friends say his heart was almost LAMAR READY TO APPEAR. broken by the tragic death of his|ttts Lawyer Seen F Mrs. Flora Gavitt, and pel doa a ealth wi lously affected by wee death of his daughter, Mrs, Flora the New y ITON, July 23.—Henry © Gavitt, and his daughter-in-law, Mra. * jartford road ttorney for David avid Lamar, the James Cox Brady, in a railroad wreck ged him ten Feet operator, whi ° fet Westport, Conn., last October. This|,, before the Benate Lobsy Gor, a" event, friends say, hastened his mittee to having impersonate: iinidiatny rape h Biney, 20, Bead a Wan Sane in telephone talks with cholas F. Brady, J. C. Brady, rs.) New York financier: ro MILLIONAIRE BRADY James Farrell, Mra, Marcoa Tucker and] United States Commintonee, teraee STARTED HIS CAREER Lirica Garvan, and eleven grand-| here to-day and sald Lamar was ready to appear before th . AS HOTEL BARTENDER| The snostentatious tamity man—the| wanted nt Ceehinteaineee te ign bartender and later “Mole of Wall] After the United States Attorney's parents of Anthony Nicholas Btri many years before bis} omce here had been in cciansahication prey were Irish, but he was born in}death was a power in financial! with the United States Attorney's office Lille, France, Aug. 22, 163 ie came to| World. He was, when he died, director /in New York, Commissioner Ta; _ States with his father and)!" nearly sixty big corporations, said Lamar would not be asked t © oblld, They eettied in Al-|HI8 FAMOUS LEXINGTON AVE-| pear to~iay. Attorney Davi te NUE DEAL. was proceeding on the information that the Federal He wan chairman of the Board of Di-|\ieting notion aneinat “hemeontems rectora of the Brooklyn Rapxi Transit | wa: havi TT Company, president and director of thi nett kage Edison Electric Mluminating Company Is nurvived by his wife, Mrs. Myers Brady; his children, $1.75 $4.49 $4.49 A Sale. of Women’s en’s Stockings kings That Means Something Very Unusual 10,000 pairs of the best standard stock of high grade practical stockings that combine the the greatest wear, the softest foot-comforting finishes and the price enables you to put in a year's supply for next to nothing. Thread Silk Stockings | Women's Lisle Stockings Mone Soenitloey #100, O9C 14c This Te the Final Clearance of Women’s & Small Women’s ¢ Summer Dresses, Special at $2.50 Saucy in their smartness and modish modelling, and cool as a + J i a : 3 5 tes —— 0 pci F adh thlede f Brooklyn and had be 4 Gent or director of the New Yer’ maj.| BEATTY TO 0 WASHINGTON. 25¢ 7. 35c, spring morning, and they are all - gon Company, Kings County Electric ee ‘ absol: ‘hired red at once, regara- nH Admiral, Just Back From Mext: , Women's pure thread silk stock- A very wide assortm: I h . Company and tha Unites Sistas ipabber Mvidentiy Wantea ba Oeactaed’ é apr Raving bigs | spltead | beak i , Ait Gectings aad ah car = ae of Ae ‘Company and the United States dpabber ‘Company. It was Anthony Lit who engineered lisle garter t th tockings, and all of thi ha: i usually’ durable, In black, tan| and garter tops, Black, tan, | double heel, toe, sole, and garter Dainty summer dresses, in and white. Gaite nae eubert tops. In black, white and tan. remarkably wide range of styles and O'Neil_Main_Store—Main Fleer, materials, and they are all choicely trimmed with laces, embroideries, Absolute Clearance of Summer Models of Women’s urdaasdi sidan: Kumes Usswoany Pikes R. 1, July 2%—Rear- rank E, Beatty, commander th Division of the Atlantic Monday the Admiral arrived here with bc ap ee a the Minnesota, from Vera . peers ene Wemen' s Waists at $1.95) Nesgligees and \| mst=rss sre:, Striped, voiles and js underat tu bY im, besasre ot his know te canna > Regularly £3.00 and 84.00 Morning There are both coat and dress effect tions x1c0. A wide range of styles and mate- rials, including silks, linen, voile and lingerie. ° —_——— . 4 F i i ial, at $4. Voile and Lingerie $1.89 Bevin Rats, Spee, 2004.8 Blouses at 98C | ..ipetfarn.‘am ined wis | fancy trimmed; Dutch neck, All desirabl i d all Dresses at | °°" o_o i Years of — l , 50. Re larly $1.50 tase aad i ide pardon and some| sizes. Value 86. . i acuta med with | ,The Morning Dresses arin Women's Auto and Travelling Coats, i Makes Perf ect ° fine | Teves and po and are | cM ae danny tried, spereale, Special at $1.25 in all the very latest effects; also | broideries and some have tailored They are natural linon, in the latest and most approved cut, some very pretty Scotch ginghams, | bands and piping havin) storm collars, ss patch po pockets, be belted d back and a free sweep. O'Neill Mais Stere—Third Fleer. O'Neill Main Store—Third Flepr. SS July Sales That Are Bringing Crowds to CASTORIA ——— 5 (>) —__— | > LB! Be Mothers may try new remedies on themselves but Baby’s life F i is too jpnnaate, too precious to try any experiments. © iP ie N | ') iy bi . le —) i NewS SuitsforMen {[i i — ew Summer Suits forMen ' } Over thirty styles, representin; correct Summer fashion, every wanted fabric, $ i ae ‘ every popular color and pattern, and every size for slim, regular and stout men. 12. 50 ey Fi) ky " oe ae see ters, Cotte, i Values $18 to $25 English Models, Flannels, e White and Stripes, Always |y ce. Hiemrmane, cng gad rat, Bears the Signature of Panama Hats| Men’s Shirts Athletic Underwear Boys’ Suits Boys’ Pants Reg.Value Now Made to sell reg- se | So eae er 29° Originally Made of Firm Now 83.95 to § ularly at_#1.00, c made to sell § $9. 89 Khaki Cloth, $5.00... a * 95 $1.25 and $1.60, a 5g larly 600 to St. for $5.00, Value 650 39c (Theda BECAUSE it has been made under his personal supervision SATS RSI Fo FG leeasie sil Soiled But Not ‘Secon: The The Genuine Bouadoeean In neat mixtures, in i » for more than 30 years to the satisfaction of millions upon millions peices snappy shirt of madras, | tae ot testaks This are coat | 8D, Bray acd Brown chvioa ‘Boys Straw ae =: > of Mothers. All shapes, neh as the] Cilky looking solsettes and cotton ; | and cassimeres, i wor heres Ge le } Teeere AP iatcces and | Sat” con teh Sat eat cl =| — | ‘Teday, a pla etic ee : ‘ Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk, or otherwise; ‘a tae cults conte yond Boys’ Wesh Suita at ore straw aad ont: 3 \ 0 $2. raw 9, 13 neatly trimmed J | f to protect the babies. pte 12.00 Men's #4 Ouslng + arin tle jn sation | ee Tie 8 Tahoe a} Sennits in all the new ij styles, in The Centaur Company, a eke fe and ley effects, | Boys’ $1.00 Pajamas, 39c Fc Sizes 3 to 10 Tn plain and aid striped 7 tee to percales 95.00, soisette and shapes and the Mackinaw at , feed and | and plain white hat, with the popular pengil newest mod 3| M curl, Sizes 654 to 754. i mi al tt ner oa *