The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1913, Page 16

Y meek tes so om —_ | Hillegas attempted to her & crowded }elevator an@ Sehenes stepped up and BROKER HITS AALL BOY IN RESTAURANT LOBBY) overs’ tor siroac~ owt- Beneiens at ee tempted to defend himself, but was no aye. 2 ut hia match for Hillegas, who landed @ William F. Hillegas Discharged by] giashing right on the hall boy's jaw. Magis ‘ Arrest Schenew ran to the street and called Nagistrate After e Patrolman Cully and bed Hilleges ar Is Demanded. tented Hiliewas, Schenas and the patrotman 7 ho happened bel ica bel oa et Mains vaitaeriin, all climbed into the broker's automobile 0 and were driven to the West Sixty-eighth Sixty-Arst street and Broadway early} street station and then to Night Court. last night when William F. Hillewas, &¢ Magistrate Corrigan was told by the broker, of No. UM Park avenue entered.d hroxer that he had struck in self de. ‘were thrifed by a fight between Hillegas§ fense after being practically assaulted, and « hal! boy, Samuel Schenes. jagiotrate disiniged the complaint. Lard @ Ta wor Founded 11826 The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. Men’s Footwear Werare showing a complete new stock of Boots jor Fall and Winter wear. $3.95 &B $4.85 The “Cordwainer" A strictly waterproof boot. with- out being clumsy and heavy.. |$5. 85 Our Entire Stock of Oxtords Values $4.00 to $7.00 $1.95 & $2.95 A Special Offering of Pajamas & Night Shirts For Men dae” eeeeed Mercerized Cloth Paja Ik frogs. Value $1.50 0" | $1.20 Aerie Cinch Pajamas, et lain colors, V neck, silk frogs. Vali ‘6 ees gs. Val | $1.35 Fine eae Muslin Night Shirts With colored trimring. Value 1.25} 85¢ Yi Men's Robes ‘ At Reduced Prices Imported Terry cloth, silk mixtures & flannels $5.00, $7.50 8 $9.50 Formerly $7.50 to $12.00 Feather Neckwear In she Newest Styles for Fall Consisting of Collarettes, Stoles and Boas in Ostrich, Mara- bout, and combination of Ostrich and Marabout, in all the latest colorings; also sets of Collarettes and Mulfs to match. Special Values Fancy Collarettes & Boas Black, natural and combination of colors $2.50 to $6.95 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Open cas prensa sare AR Call and Make Your Own Terms Our Terms Apply to New York, New Jersey, Long Ishand, Connecticut, $4.0 A WEEK $50 Werth of Furniture, Rugs, be, IN PLAIN FIGURES Sewing We Machines Pay on Credit Freight = aeraiew E A aa Cor. 46th St. oe =e Sh PE DN lle hela dw In tpe Pay for Your. Furniture. ‘S Same ‘as Rent. The owner of an apartment-house would be sur- prieed if his tenants paid their rent ayear in advance Why not pay for your furniture, rugs and home fur- nishings same as your rent~a email petaed bs ei month will do it—and eo havethe use of your as well'as the use of your forniture? It ae dongle business’ proposition. By going without furniture for. your home, you are cheating yourself out of — belongs to you—the right to have your home comfortal lortable. A emall part.of the amount you spend each month a . peace feline dled myth ie Nall Seder pach ga You will not be $1 a month buys $15 worth; $3:a month, $50 worth; worth, $6 a month, $100 ,and’$50*a month $1,000 : worth, etc. COWPERTHWAIT 8 SONS. OCLOEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN AME 1ea” 3rd Ani Park Row and and 12ist.Street -Chatham Square curves. The new new ‘gowns give the did corsets, Warner's for she knows that it will reflect @ a very charming figure—a figure of beautiful lines ‘and, graceful Warner's Rustproof and Red- fern corsets, are now being shown in our Corset Salons, Nearly all have extremely long skirts and yet in spite of this, they manage to give a woman the pretty supple look which the are, of course, low. In appearance Warner's Rust- proof’ and “Redfern corsets are dainty, yet they are built to their lace trimmed tops to the clasps on their very excellent hose supporters, they are splen- Both makes are. absolutely guaranteed not to rust or tear. ward. Redferns, $3.50 up. a Redfern or Warner’ Ss Rustproof Corset Loves to Look: in a Mirror, Autumn models of require. The tops service and from Rustproof, $1 up- JOHN WANAMAKER BROADWAY AND NINTH STREET [Simply ome-seeking by [ F 4 p saving, time, temper and] _ trampi He tags ‘Al, 1918, all Lal NA a ta MS a) yy qs 4 “<¥OU GET WHAT WE ADVERTISE 100 Worth $1 Down $1.00 Weakly $150 « $3 i econ 08) $1.00 Down, $1.00 Weekly Beginning tomorrow morning, when the store opens at 8.30, we shall take orders for Men’s Suits to Measure $20.50 is be Made of $25, $35 and $40 Suitings) ¢ * This means the suits would cost $25, $35 £ and $40 were they made to order in the | usual way. But because we procured the fabrics much under price (manufacturers and importers are { unloading to be ready for the new tariff), and because we have the suits all tailored by one concern equipped to handle large quantities quickly, we can offer them at $20.50. 111. patterns—black and blue cheviots, unfinished worsteds and serges; plain gray oo and unfinished worsteds; fancy mix- { tures in cheviots, unfinished worsteds, hard- © torted worsteds: Beauties! Right weight for Autumn and Winter wear; 16 to 18 ounces; enough mar- { gin there for ‘the varying tastes of all men Some of the suitings are imported. All are very choice and very staple in style. Choose your own sack suit style, and serge or alpaca lining. Each Suit Will Be Cut to Your Individual Measurement And we warrant the tailoring and a satisfactory fit. Delivery, 12 days after placing of order. Enough suitings for 780 suits only. First orders taken tomorrow, I riday, morning, when the store opens at 8.30. And deliveries will be made in order of sales. The New Store for Men, Broadway, Corner Eighth JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at ‘Ninth Street Our Terms for Faraiture oA FURNISH © | YOUR : Clothing ‘zi Family Primate) 13 ae pelo are, core Onl: oa “ CLOTHE. ; YOUR bic FAMILY 2114 -3° AVE. BET HBT RIS STS OPE EVERY EVENINGI