The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1913, Page 9

‘ THe BV aNine MARTIN SHERIDAN A SLEUTH. | 41." 7 gratnten for wl ihiete Pro Mant wot hich Includes the isoia- {tion of the WIN NOMINATIONS AT ‘Martin seers 11 around athlete and winner of many prises for America in various Olymple meets, was made a i first-grade detective to~lay by Poltce| — \ | Commissioner Waldo and advanced from the pay of patrolman, $1,400, to that of Heutenant, $2,250 @ year. For the Ing duty in the office of Commissioner y in mist Governor Canes Be Every Coun-| watdo, where he has shown his merit. 'T have made Martin Sheridan a first- ty in State Except Essex | srade detective as a reward for his faithful and eplendid servi jaid Com. missl Waldo, 4 ing the pro- and Mercer. Iaieloner Waldo, in announcing the p “ Sheridan wae assigned to duty in the downtown district, where wagon thieves Complete returns received to-day show | nave teen giving the detective bureau et James F. Fielder was nominated | much trouble. His great atrength is ex- for Governor on the Democratic ticket | pected by the Commissioner to stand in the New Jersey primartes him tn good stead in dealing with these Iie leading opponents in the election ——.— , } will be former Gov. Edward Casper SSS Stokes, who was overwhelmingly nomi- JAPANESE SCIENTIST HEARD. THE “SAFEGUARD” | nated on the Republican ticket, and| VIENNA, Sept. %.—Dr, Hideyo No- Bi 5 Solby, | Suohi, @ Japanese, of the Rockefeller | Sis merni Inetitute ot New Tork, the only eclga: | "asd slate: Wicee the mouth thereuehiye ust net of Germen Rationality invited to fe tad Boy 7 All Drugaiote, tend German Nature Investign- | No Reliable Draggist Offer a Sabstitete tlom Congress, desert! jorda:; ies ei eft etna’ | GRO. BORGFELDT a CO. tn the race for the nomination and went | discoveries in connection with paraiyous WEWYoRK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO to Princeton esterday to vote for hi.2. | 4 | Fielder's opponent, lives in Mercer Chatrman James R. Nugent, who has Besides carrying Ensex County for man Kincaid of Jersey City, @ Wilson Tailored Separate Skirts A feature of the primary election, tion of the Progresstv ength, as cloth, Moires, Checks and Eponge. Wi vat pt Skirts, made of the new plaid materials, Martin Cook was re- gentry. Mr, but every county on h feat, owing lowing of f Ider carried every county in with the exception of Essex r. Frank 8, Katsenbach, Mr. SS county and is very popular there. Closing houre during September: | ‘Mr. Katsenbach carried Essex county . Mr. Kataenbach carried Estes county || 6 P.M. dally; 12 o'olook noon on Saturdays been consistently antl-Wilson ever | ‘ince the Wilson mpaign for the Presidency was Inaugurated, > ~~ . i - . elected to the State Committee. He announced to-day that he will begin a fight to reach t..o ftate Chatrmanshtp. In this he wil! be opposed by Congress: are showing the new Autumn selections of adherent. The fight for the State Chair- manship promises to be of the fireworks variety. which passed off without @ hitch, was in the fashionable styles and materials, the Wasi Rigel yoke Cast by the Pree ems latter including Plaids, Charmeuse, Broad- However, the primary v no indl- many Progressives voted Republi- cans &@ year ago and, for that reason, Coutd not take a party part in yester- A special offering for toemorrow (Thursday) . 9 S ek Huei Coane, will consist of Women's Tailored Separate t went down to de- the opposition of the fol- Mayor Wittpenn. In at io . ® ® J \ * ° ® $7.50 Democratie ticket and selected by the Re- n he race against him, ———— B. Altman & On.) Of No. 1M Sherif make a specialty of WOMEN’S CORSETS an Charen Faner| perfected on the fashionable lines from indi- vie usd fotowet! — vidual measurements. Materials of the most superior quality are utilized in making these corsets, including silk and cotton coutils; : i tes etamine; brocade and broche silks; peau de salt ote ballon, mille raies, peau de suede, etc. The workmanship is executed by expert cor= setieres. Attention is directed to a new bust sup= porter, the Bebe, designed especially for wear with evening gowns and made to order in the most attractive materials. Bhe laughed. Many From te rer.) She And in what way is man 6u- perior ty wi He—W one of the up the bac exn't have to fa to fanten hia vent | ¢ way Avr, 3th ax 35th id New sl nye ite Fifth Avenue \ Franklin Simon & Co. Me: ~ wee Ci Now York The Proof of the etusiding; Women’s and Misses’ Skirts Enlarged Deparlment—3th Floor Franklin Simon & Co, are now showing Tailored and Dress Skirts, the latest ideas, in- cluding “Le Mineret,” draped and Flounce effects of Tartan Plaids, and Cube Checks, Broadcloth, | English Corduroy, Velveteen, Novelty Silk Faille and Velvet fabrics. WILL HOLD A SALE THURSDAY Plaid and Broadcloth Skirts FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Tartan Plaid Skirts Why dine here and there New one-piece envelope skirt, copy of a late Paris model, rf 1 ked f tan Plaid Worsteds, in green and blue, or blue and in poorly cooked fare rere lack ‘and white checks. Value $12.50 8 75 And feel out of sorts all the while, sir; When World Want ads. show Black Broadcloth Skirts Many places to go detachable ellk girdle, Value $13.50 “Wool Plaid Eponge Skirts “Peg top” model of imported hand woven woo! Eponge, WHY NOT ARRANGE FOR THREE | HEARTY MEALS A DAY AT SOME ee ERS HOt SE, _ WHE RL FIFTH AVE, 37th and 38th Sts. Ads, To-Day Of Imported Brosdcloth, draped front model, 9 75 For meals cooked In elegant style, sir? Wve dew, W at as at twa tea, ves dump eah 4%, Lid. _/ RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Hackett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail, are retiring from business. stores are about to lock their doors. In 58 years the Hackett-Carhart stores and their predecessors have clothed several generations—and in that time the Hackett-Carhart stores have earned the respect of the community at large. The organization now operating these stores faces a peculiar situ- ation. It is heavily in debt, and, in order to wind up the business affairs of the company and liquidate with honor, it is essential to raise cash immediately. This entails the sacrifice of all our stocks, including our new fall The decision to retire being suddenly arrived at, our immense fall purchases had already been made. Large quantities of the highest grade merchandise ever displayed in any retail clothing establishment had been contracted for, for the en- tire fall season, and must now be accepted and converted into cash. and winter merchandise. Thursday, at 8.30 A. M. Their The assortment includes most com- The Sale Begins To-morrow, | Pte lines of highest grade men's suits, overcoats, raincoats, hats, haberdashery and children’s cloth- ing, and large quantities of foreign woolens now in bond. With the object in view of settling all debts of the company at once our goods will be sold at prices representing an average saving of fifty cents on the dollar—nothing to be reserved. This is your opportunity to purchase highest grade clothing at the very season's beginning at great savings—it is our opportunity to retire from business with the respect of every one in the industry, through the payment of our debts. Immediately after meeting their obligations Hackett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail, will retire. Suits, Overcoats& Furnishing Goods for Year-Round Use, Reductions WhichAverage50% $13.50, $15 & $17 Suits, Fall Coats and Winter ‘Overcoats . Many broken sizes in, this assertaent are of ori than, those quoted. The lot includes light, ons suitable for year-round service—for this Fall and eens Spring and Summer, Every fabrics hi cold-water, shrunk ‘and hand tailored, correct Fall and Winter colorings in all the new mixtures, Over- coats in every modish mixture and one shade. models for men, young men and boy! $17, $20 & $22.50 Fall” Suits, Coats & Winter Overcoats . quoted above. Furnishing Department Collars Cluctt, Peabody & Co, Arrow Collars. Earl & Wilson Red Man Collars. Earl & Wilson E. & W. 25c Collars. Hosier: y 50c Esco Pure Thread Silk Hosiery: plain and fancy colors... Bie Esco Lisle Hoey iy) Garters Regular 50c Pari Regular 25 Bos Handkerchiefs 2 for 25c Keiser Handkerchiefs, in sanitary packages. .. Neckwear 5c and 75¢ Velvet Four-in-Hands..... 75e & $1.0 new F Knitted Silk Neck: English Knitted Neckwear aa our regular stocks........ Shirts $1.30 Earl & Wilson Negligee Shirts, Plain & Pleated Boros $2 & $2.50 Custom-Ma de Shirts Underwear SNe B. V, D, Underwear $1.25 value Rein Medium-Weight Natural | Wool. $1.50 value Standard Extra Quality Natural Wool. ., $2.50 value Non-Shrinkable Wool, full fashion Gloves $2.00 Arabian Mocha Gloves $1.50 Dent's and ther Ereglish maken t rey $1.50 Russien Kassan 265 Broadway 841 Broadway, near Chambers St At I3th Street Opposite City Hall Near Union Square $9.50 ade—all wool, thoroughly uits of Blue, Black and $12. 50 Included are light and medium ‘weight garments for Summer and hetween season service, including the newest pencil stripes in blue, black and brown, Also the most complete assortment of Fall and Winter clothes ever displayed in New York. Fine high grade fabrics in distinctive styles and correct models—all tailored in the exact. ainstaking manner that has for two generations Srarieiees Flackett- Carhart fine clothes. garments in correct smart models for Men, Young M And the original prices are, in many cases, far eae than those ‘The assortment icici hag d Cadet sizes Ht 19 $1.1 $20, $22.50 & $25 Fall | Suits, Coats & Winter- -$ 14, 50 Weight Overcoats . Of this assortment, which comprises all weights of garments in the very finest grades, a great number were originally priced in excess of the above figures, The assortment for Fail and Winter 1913-14 covers an entire range of superbly styled fabrics and models, many of which are exclusive Hackett-Carhart creations, ‘The fabric assort- worsted cheviote—smart English, Scotch and Continental fabtic ideas. And the models include every correct style-conception from ‘our own Fifth Avenue—together with the prevailing modifications ment is most comprehensive, including the newest pencil stripes in blue, black and brown. Neat, dressy worsteds—dodith shades in from abroad, $25, $27 & $30 Fall =| fats Cau a Winer $17.50 The assortment of light and medium weight garments at this price includes only those of the very finest texture. The original prices in some instances were as high as $45. For Fall and Winter, 1913-14, the assortment is one that has a most eloquent appeal for whoever cares for fine clothes, And this appeal would be no less, even though regular prices were asked. Dignity, dressiness and first quality characterize the fabrics, ‘The models are those smart New York and English styles 20 much appreciated by up-to-the-minute men, Many of the materials are of foreign weave, and many are exclusive with Hackett-Carhart & Co., Inc., Ketail, An extra large and efficient corps of sales- men has been provided. All alterations free. Boys’ and Children’s Clothes (At Our 13th Street and Harlem Stores Only.) $6 & $7 Children’s Suits, Norfolk & Double-Breasted Knicker Suits & Fancy Mixtures. Sizes 7 to 18 $ $7.50 & $8.50 Norfolk & Double-Breasted Suits in Faney Mb tures & Blue Serges. Sizes 7 to i8 Boys’ Reefers and Overcoate, $6 & $7 Recfers & Overcoats ASN $7.50 & $8.50 Reefers & Overcoats...... 5. $10 & $12.50 Refers & Overcoats Kulisl (ata SEES om aw 2 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS Sale Includes Entire New Stocks for Fall and Winter, 1913-14 $30, $35 & $37.50 Fall Suits, Coats & Winter "§$ 20. 50 Weight Overcoats . Included the choicest garments that of long catering ten critical New York Cngysn ptenel to Beng at sg above prices, The range is replete with exclusive and distinctive styles, including a host of foreign conceptions. (Some were made to sell upwards of $43). The Hackett-Carhart stores have always been famous for their showing of garments at $30 to $40. Here, now, at the season’ the entire assortment at that peti aller poolllyegreriy tgp prt yond dl $37.50, $40 & $45 Fall Suits, Coats & Winter- - $23. 50 Weight Overcoats . Here are garments that are exact counterparts of the finest handiwork of the most expert custom tailors, Fabrics of highest quality, tailored by journeymen tailors Eeies! in unison to cle the beat of which their art is capable. model, too, reflects the fortuly studied artistic lines which are pe a development only by desi ffi ag talent. Many of the original prices are way Choicest Lots Up to $45 in Fall Suit Coats & $ 2, 7. 00 Winter-Weight O’coats Little can be said about these its except that they represen} the most skilled efforts of the ablest craftamen in all tailordom. Even the original prices represent the rarest kind of values, Each garment is identical in fabric, style and workmanship with the highest priced clothes to be found in New York today. Reductions in Dress Clothes The dress clothes of Hackett-Carhart are a standard of correctness and smartness—and of finest quality. Full Dress Coats $27.00 & $23.00 value Dress Coats ‘i a -» $17.50 $30.00, $35.00 & $37.50 value Dress Coats pereerereet 1 3.) $40.00 & $45.00 value Dress Coats, 0.000... 05s cceeeee + $28.00 | Tuxedo Coats $27.00 & $30.00 value Tuxedo Coats $30.00, $35.00 & $37.50 value Tuxedo Coats $40.00 & $45.00 value Tuxedo Coats Tuxedo & Evening Dress Vests(Fancy & Wash) Full Dress Vests & Tuxedo Vests, values up to $5.50 ...... $3.00 Full Dress Vests & Tuxedo Vests, $4.50 | Trousers. $5.09, $6.00 & $7.00 Striped Trousers covers $378 $8.00, $9.00 & $10.00 Striped Trousers $5.78 English Tweed, Gabardine & Rubberized Raine: Complete Assortment, Correct Shades, } Best Workmanship. $7.50 & $8.50 Rubberized & Scotch mixture Rain-Proof Con $4. H4 $10 & $12.50 Rubberized Coats . $7. $13.50, $15 & $17 Rubberized Coats. . $17, $20 & $22.50 English Rubberized Coats & 119 W, 42nd St. 154 E. 125th Se. , Inc. near Broadway. near 3rd Ave, Retail Open Evenings Open Evenings |