The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1913, Page 12

1 seemeieemndnneeniaaahdaeataame aR ~ THE EViwiNG WUKLD, TUESDAY, UVGCTUBER 21, 1913. See CSU [meee Es 2 NO ORE Market Closing—tn t advanced to an “1 “Pape’s Cold Compound” poagies Ite z , ae the She ends bad colds or grippe in the feadin future, ‘Where the presmure to nell aot in a few hours. for the w the An FR ’ pried the tiki at 69 as ToS | olin - Relief comes instantly NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. A dose taken every two hours ontil : three doses are taken will end grippe & severe cold either | ody or limbs. i at nd Unon Va sae te It promptly open | clogged-up nos | vase ) trils and air pa he head, stops nasty dischar, e running, Fe | ieves sick h . dullness, feverish- throat, sneezing, soreness and | prices for most iasues und very active ‘inorease of op ver August, 1912 Py activ % after taxes ;: | strong, gains surpassing those already \ my ecreane of $11,2h, | ay rid Ga Quit blowing | made in the London market. fuile| \ +4 F nuffline! Ease your throbbing b derived ence . from an) Rig , Nothing hited in Mer tl wives) N 4 nilway reports tn such Prompt relief as “Pape's Col nouncement that eit ern Railway res Hh ’ Compound,” which costs only, 25 onal {eerenee in Fate a oe ate ouly Tae t at any drug store. It acts without increase in rates In a hes | ie wy” > 1h 4 ance duly San fae tay ita, More, | Te acts witha \ ing the first Importont ruling of the)! ity d 18 oe he eee commiaston tn favor of the ronda for we t 18 - . you get the| @ long time past. Het fk] Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail Union Pacifle showed an over-night ang + is road report for year ended June = — “ gain of 1%, Canadian Pacific opened Bi > 3 shows balance of @4,006,.90 after charges | eee oe F 2% up at 227%, Southern Pacific's int-| i t q® [and dividends were deducted. Increare tial gain amount » ‘% and Steel Wt 1% of 82,202,8 over at ; was % higher at | 449°] prone and to year in. Onl 55 of | hese All the list Joined the rally, and] creased $0,685, r wa during the first half hour the market) FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS, per cent. was earned on $190.8%,300 com- y was fairly buoyant, with Steel tho| Mted Claacs Stores Company 4e-| mon stock against 4.20 per cent. on e ‘ leader, and a more popular one could | clared a regu'ar quarterly dividend of not have been picked out. The only!11-4 per cent, on common atock, pay- explainable reason was the theory of | able Nov. % to stock of record Oct. 30, an almost complete exhaustion of the, floating supply. Probably chief bull factor was the! month! more favorable view taken by banking | U Interests of currency measure and pros pect that bill would be amended so as! = $170,128,600 common stock previous year. Piano Bargains There are not many days in the year when you can save from $50 to more than $200 on the purchase of a Kranich & Bach piano, The only reason why you can do it at the sale now in progress is because the floors of our uptown store are so overcrowded that we have no room to display our fresh Fall stock. To gain «space we have selected fifty-five of our most desirable instruments and marked the prices down to figures that will move them quick. Upright Pianos as low as $75 Player-Pianos as low as $345 Reductions from 15% to 45% Everyone of the §5 instruments in this sale is in first-class con- dition and /ud/y guaranteed. Many of them are brand new pirnos, perfect in appearance and tone, They have never been out of the store, and there is no reason, other than our need of floor space, why they should be marked down—bu; down they go, Practically all of the used instruments have had only the slight wear that comes from renting them at concerts or for private use. They look and sound like new, and at the reduced prices @re exceptional bargains, Sale includes such well-known makes as Stodart, Gordon & Son, Sterling, Huntington, . Mendelssohn and the peerless KRANICH & BACH Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos Any reasonable monthly payments arranged to suit your convenience. A omall cash deposit secures any piano in this sale. Sale at HARLEM WAREROOMS (only) 16 West 125th Street Store open evenings until 9 o'clock KRANICH & BACH 16 West 125th Street New York City en compiled — from | 2 1s of steam railroads in| m tha, eau ine for Auguat, 1913, showa’ the nine months of $°) -¥1 J Dovouwanta | | -{ Good Complexion?\ 4 ATURE alone can ald you. fndiscretions in diet will clog the come dull for a time, but stocks had to bowels and eventually affect the skin. External applications be bid for, and by end of second hour 1 may be @ benefit to these whe already have a clear skin, but Steel at 58 1-2 wan 2 6-8 higher than | to others an internal remedy must be given, tJ Capital and Lakor. agree on one thing that’s good for both ing quieted down in Stocks sagged off aw litti but undertone continued strong, and the effect of even a moderate buying or waa reflected by an improvement tn pri of the stocks in which It was placed. Firet rush of shorts to cover being over it Was expected that market would be- Monday's cloxé; Canadian Macific at 229 WATURD has provi e4 an ideal 1 ive that witt pi was 4 1-4 up, Union Pacific at 152 3-8 your bi keep your ato hh and ini tog fishy Bango Tedwek sabatcsal joan wits ‘oa le constipation—the real cause of pimples and other facial blemishes. roads tn the lead, Get o bottle of MUNYADE JANOS WATER to-day—Nature's Xazative—at any drug store; take % giassful, upon arising, daily ly afternoon e:rength of In the early afternoor x ‘ae gy a iees market showed no diminution, although activity was on a diminished scale efery time prices sagged off a little; s trer? inereane of activity wax ark! OQ ag 0 © A OO © GH HD OO 8 BO MEN---BUY YOUR FALL CLOTHES NOW---SAVE 50% No sale ever held anywhere presented such concrete money-savings as those laid before the public at the four stores of Hackett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS In 58 years the honorable business methods of the Hackett, Carhart stores and their predecessors built up a tremendous business. Now, having many obligations to meet, the company must raise cash immediately in order to be able to retire and still pay its enormous debts. tT Ty Lhd * — 1O Block be pauswann Q 36th St. $5! | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK 75 Newark, Ni}. Sov. 4? and 51 Mart t Sreet ey ee 1I\ Reems Bar Priset Are pivars ths Lowen vercoats, Suits, Dress Clothes, Rain-|||| Ria Gama Wes a serapand eg a SU ECSU oben coats & Furnishings at 50” Reductions|\|| R=. 1208 ‘L_CRED 9891.50 Solid For Overcoats |RAINCOATS| For Overcoats “FUN,” The Sunday World’s Great Weekly on “A Oak Dining ® ° Stores TH 9 o' Clock ond Suits | values $15.00 to $20.00] and Suits ae| Chair fs ° =—Joke Beok——= 3035 W Gavan lj | fin spundie is Pees $7.50 Wrath Fes viata, ts 037d VEI56 Sif ay {32.08 Binine Chair Silk Lined $14.50 Reductions in The Wretchedness S56 — Bed cf Constipation | 9 98 Can quickly be overcome by Top Coats, iy | $12.501%$20.50 For Overcoats | $27 to $45 Value . : and Suits & Tunede Suits LIVER Pius. A somplete ling. of Mons “4 A Black and Oxford Top Coats, Worth Twice $1750 ca $25 as Much . many silk lined to the edge. Boys’ and Children’s Clothing Values range from #2000 a to $45.00, i al Pe leat Pil, Small Doss, Seeall Pries. i p i Mand husks , Gen mabe: Signature bis . ee ss baked ‘white ‘ Stee! B (At Our 13th Street and Harlem Stores Only) 86 and $7 Children’s Norfolk and Double Breasted Knicker Suits, in Avoid Deadly Fancy Mixtures, sizes 7 to IB oo... cece eee eee eee ROORATOAN AT OAen $3.75 | Bichloride of ; moat, Sa No $7.50 and $8.50 Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits, in Fancy Mixtures Mercury and Blue Serges, sizes TtO I... cee eee AAs eiaisielcaens be | p ‘Account Boys’ 87.50 and $8.50 Chinchilla Reefers in Blue and Gray ............. F.. oe «Ll. y ay Tyree’s h 4 invited : Antiseptic Powder h yal the and : Retail ie ee ie i , 54 Last 125th S Worle, Sent Tor book! cafe ternal pep irricrbleg Net reed Neat Sd Avenan” | isthe “ree ‘simsin If MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— ie posite City Hall Near Union Square Opep Evenings Opn Evenings | A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET Ir, ie ———————————— i