The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 8

silinaineencitinanmenns ee lioerinen ate ent nye ie _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19138. iin : “| WILLIAM ASTOR CHANLER | - “AM, easily sbo—$= SCHMIDT'S FIGHTS ‘DOUGHERTY ACCUSED WITH VICTIM TOLD BY FORMER EMPLOYEE. n Paris Is That His Injury Reality a Bullet Wound —Friend Also Shot. | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, REPORTED HURT IN DUEL > fand Ninth | 7} armumnerten, AONB PARIS, Dee. 11.-Rumora are current Women’s Fur Cloth Two Purchases of f |Stenographer Swears Deputy |\ytay at Wim Sat mee Cc 18 | 6 \ ( li * ~ rth tated that je Le / ee Diverted Money Given to | git eau a trana or Chabter, ta ua tae $ || “Gpnwecing and aestng {Suppress Them, saree om © ttn oats, $18.75 Carefully 1 SS in the foot. H Pt of Tracking and Arresting Supp! aore oie We ee te $30 to $50 Kirds Selected Furs ; ar carraen ed bust of Mr. Chi oth}. : : ‘ ‘ | Aumueller Woman's Slayer. | 5. an amaeit tited in the Supreme} treme that: “automobite lian | ie Nothing like them in the city -at this price. Skunk oe (<qisinanmnnes © Court to-day James V. Orteiaro, former |sorived Mr. Chanler Nothing ever did equal them so far as we know. Pet Inspector Fearet, whose clever de-| confidential etenographar to Beoond Dep- | Sovenm aah —— Many of th : ials cost ch as #5 to 88 yard Muffs, regularly $35 to $125, now | teotive wate atamed the erie of say. uty Tolice Commiawtones ougherty : y he materials cost as much as #5 to $8 yard. $29.50 to $95. ; ing Ama Aumuciier pon Hans|eays that recorts in Dougherty's office | They came to us from a manufacturer who does an immense Scarfs, regularly $20 to $185, now el 1 @urder in| show that the Deputy Commissioner . Paty Scaris, reg N free ms on @tal for ath avoued tases ives Lin Ne ib. beh business, He anticipated the weather, and the thermometer $15 to $150. y was called to the | D080 of suppressing gambling, and that SKIN W H disappointed him. ‘This is the only reason why these fashionable Mink | ronerstng =e reviewed in detan|h® permitted @ambiers ut liberty and coats are less than half prices. " q the ineidents of the arrest of Schmidt |°" Parole to open gambling houses in| Second floor, Old Building. Muffs egularly #50 to $225, now ' and the runsing Gown of cluce leading | ‘his city when he was supposed to ve Muffs, regularl; j 0 ee ove entorcing the law egninst them. ;. $35 to $165. . | He told of afing ne wire and cord] Otero le sing Dougherty for Won) Women’s Afternoon Dresses, $12.75 Searts, regulaely $28 to $250, now |f. ent weeping pager emnatiy ike that |“ amages P Poslarn "at ‘ $21.50 to . : ennnienen out of Ortetero’s dimmiaaal rom the | put The $25 Kind f ime Porc yre enon i aiattving ths Police Department, The former atenog- Seeing aed : Tomorrow will be eo that men { articles taken from the Bradhuret ave-|rapher i» now trying to compel |i, any diseased Pleasant surprises for Christmas morning. will choose their wives’ gifts. i t mue flat. He then described the arrest | Dougherty to undergo @ court examina- | part of the skin, B led di plai - We are good at kecping secrets. tt f Setaitat Oy O'Comet, Cesmnene 20d) tion before the trial of the quit. He cays] you will experi rocaded and plain canton crepe with fur around Experts will gladly advise as to the jf, : Dr. Avaclé G. ’ Se cahaniy 1 Dough bed cabely oil Kehiog, bur the throat and tunic, and a low necked chemisette of most fashionable furs-—and the kind ; One’ Buntred end Thirty-fitth street freeing ae and inflammation creamy tulle. They would be amazingly pretty even preferred by young and more mature ; bg mee Dougherty i hie anewer atiexes that {O84 Will fost the women. tor medical treat y skin surface at $25. ; ; ine Aemeie - -|he dismissed Ortelero for violating | soothed, Wanamaker furs are true furs, aa etelan’s presence rules of the department. He held Or-|and comforted, Plenty of colors, All si ‘lected for their quality and st vle. ' qvarrelieg, each telero over as his confidential atenog- | You may note Women's Gray Salons, Second floor, Old Bldg. Lass A lect of furs Bt ‘enfalthtuiness, This was last Apri. | racher, Dougherty at the request | Papid le These special collections of fu ts ne ae eae tote eae tater {Of bia predecensor, William J. Piynn, | ment, walls the 5 ; : are dark and glossy, beautifully i , the physician saw him tn clerical cloth. |pOw Bead OF the Federal Hecret Bervice appeared, mt hidala wah Women’s Silk Underwear & Pure (( , matched and in fashionable — ¢ ee nee it cenfeneed that ne | OFtolero also accuses Dougherty of | snviking lear depen tacie prercrence, to . . i Fur Salons, Second floor, Old Building. { ‘ @ clergyman. Schmidt confessed that he | 0 ee nics th la anything less dependable for any form Silk Stockin s— ecia _ ; _ FS ee we eae une asst Sosy Commarea | eae akg tte al chy gs—Specially Priced oe jal Pri } Be has “that ne was very much in| Justice Ford, to whom the aMdavite |lch and, as well for cleerneg (hen akin STOCKINGS Gift Cutlery Gift Blouses at Special Prices 2 Tato wiih hae and Was micorante Without |Were submitted in Part I. of the Su-lof minor blemishes, such as pimples, Pocket knives from the i ft her cod was distracted when she was |PF0mo Court, did not act upon the mo-|rashes, red noses, inflamed alin, etc, |¢4 $1.50, regularly $2 to $3—Black, embroidered in white or colors Id's he: leona ee he ee : 7 ” but retty tf Mieray from Nise, Mo (01d me that he CPentC tea th ettaa. ta ye mify. | POSLAM SOAP keeps the akin secure |] $1.38 pair, regularly $1.50 to $2—Black with double tops. B75 . Gann sal ers, lei to Clothes don't make the woman,” but a pretty i SIS fa tae Geareh tne titet cod ina| druwet for the veosest, [Re *enlor ged tate tenia ones 5 2—Black hi ete on | ing ‘and stag hundies, | blouse is an attractive addition. ' @uty to the church and himself and the p its color and texture, soothes tender |{] $1.25 pair, regularly $2—Black or white, from Paris. Open | ing silver and stag handles, a. ti asi ve teat oo tepmen Son Sarey Be, uate Wilton. LENG. he coe bee makes complesions, vee Work clox, _ Embroidery scissors to fit A blouse of Georgette crepe in a light Copenhagen is trimmed Ff ase gh tell wear on: Gicc, Doualitty Ws deoreian tea bo leu rue Med — ffrice, oH SILK UNDERWEAR into the sewing box, 10¢ to 50¢. | with shadow lace insertion and frill, the fronts hand-embroidered, ' ; eel developed sharply during the exam-|the Corporation Counsel. The former boone For free samples, ‘write to the r 7 Sewing scissors of fine steel, | 86.75. A net blouse, hand-embroidered, trimmed with pleatings } Suation ‘af De. Lae. police stenographer ts in business at | Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th | $2.15 garment, regularly $2.50 to $3. Glove silk vests— | 25c to 81. . of the net and hemstitching, $6.75. OEFENSE COUNSEL CLASHES : taba IEC pitta or Tink exalt dered ‘ w Beer in fancy cases, #8 up- All Paris is wearing transparent shadow lace blouses. | One { WITH JUDGE FOSTER. $2.75 garment, regularly $3.50 to $4.50. ‘Italian silk vests— ‘Library sets, scissors and | of shadow lace and bands of embroidered chiffon, 86.75. Tailored Bis acy hoeasay ae became white, pink or sky bie, beautifully embroidered. paper cutter, 8i'to 98.60 blouse of chiffon with collar embroidered in Oriental colors, 86.7%. t hotly fefrained from making technical Main floor, Old Building. azors, safety and. re tlar | Another blouse of shedow lace is combined with net, one flesh- BN objections."" kind, pe ‘ialiers wall-cnown pink chiffon, collar and cuffs fur-trimined, 86.75. “Well,” remarkeé Judge Foster, with | rae . i 4 hsbpandl poo brad iat hewplig To a BOY Christmas Is a Luxury; for the quality of their razors, Blouses for Young Women Assistant District-Attorney Delehanty with voluntary offers to form of his questions to puit 5 dwelt on Schmidt's repeated emphatic and almost frantic profes- if fove fer Anna. Tho girl in her physician 06 anger with Gchmidt, mames in the physician's Gehmiét petted and though doubtful as to her IT LOVE AND RELIGION ifs sbi repeatedly She calied te] fit ny Het i i i . it out.” r “What 4@ you say, air?’ enapped Mr. Olcott. ue “I sa:d that I was not making any @djection," | replied the Judge. “Did I say that you did?” exclaimed Judge Olcott in open anger, raising his voice. \ . HI sf ¢ ! Wwe be was John Broner, @ sailor, oid and with no fixed of Coats, Wraps, Great care is taken C. C. SHAYNE & CO. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Strictly Reliable Furs Offer for the Holidays A very large and fine assortment Suitable for Christmas Gifts of all customers, whether they want a costly or moderately priced article. CLOTHING ON Stoles and Muffs to meet the wants (| ee 50 years of fair dealing and honest values have earned for us the generous support of the public, which has made our success ssible. Open an account; get your winter clothing now. Pay a Payments. a Suit Is a Necessity And rarely are things we must have made so well as are these two-trousers suits for boys of 8 to 18 years. Some of the cloth is imported. Norfolk model, hand-tailored collars and lapels; coats wool serge lined. $15. Boys’ $12 and $15 Overcoats for $10 Boys’ $11 Overcoats for $8.75 11 to 18-year sizes at cach price. Quite a choice of colors and cloths. Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg, PAT \WANAMAKER'S, 25c to 850, Main floor, Old Building. Princess May White Gloves $1 and $1.15 Fresh, spotless, un- touched gloves—their very perfection seems to sing “Merry Christmas.” We have never been able to find any better gloves than pair. | Overseam, $1 | Pique, $1.15 All Christmasly boxed upon request. ; Every woman of your ac- | quaintance can use more white gloves. Main floor, Old Building MATTRESSES $46 grade, for $35 A hair manufacturer; having a large quantity of horsehair lett | over from a contract, has of- | and we are glad to be able to | offer it to the public at the same | concession. | these to sell at $7 and $1.15 | These new, brilliant colors seem particularly appropriate. A simple blouse of chiffon crepe has a hood effect collar and frills of shadow lace. In orange, Copenhagen and tango red, 85. Of net and shadow lace, over flesh pink, with a vestee of chiffon, 83. Of China silk, with black velvet tango tab and wr stlets and a | frill of silk, 88. Tailored blouse of white hebutai silk, pleated | front and men's cuffs, 3. ‘Third floor, Old Building “I'll Give Her a Pair of Slippers— the warm felt ones with low heel, because our apartment is steam- heated and it is cold in the morning,” confided one woman to us. The slipper display is helping many people to make | up their minds. ; Men's house slippers Boys’ and girls’ slippers Women's slippers Babies’ slippers Not to speak of evening slippers, carriage boots, pretty slipper buckles, hockey shoes, arctics, leggings, rubber boots.’ Main floor, Old Building. Gifts in Leather for Men Special care has been taken in assembling these about dana and 1én% live * * : | 0 grade, for $25 ifts for men—so that they might be in perfection of her and wanted to marry her, 126 West 42nd St. | $3 gi nat be Sih nak aw whet ho cusnt to NEW YORK CITY $24 grade, for $20 good laste. Here are some of the things that experience has taught us that men really want: and f Card cases, etc., gold mounted, in fine seal and silk, at i ble religious duty?’ as CREDIT eee, ee Ve Peoigssd prices—also go, cigarette and match cases in striped silk “Tes,” ani4 Dr. Lao. “Rznotly that.” | large busidess we do with hint and leather. Bill folders, wallets, card cases, bill books and all the suitable leather necessities. i Dressing cases—military brushes in cases, collar bage, tie cases, 263 Sixth Ave., 104-106 West 17th Street eocasion called at . ve wi i lasks, botile sets. ” 7 mall Deposit and the bal. ll Weekly We will make the mattresses shirt cases, flasks, 4 . . TS robe. ato the consultation “by a PFOURTH GALLERY NCW BUILDING ourselves, to order. Gillette Razorr—AutoStrop razors—raxors, singly or in sets * | fameing ep, reaning across the room to Men’ Seventh Gallery, New Building, of seven, pocket knives, Main floor, Old Building, pong. e. tag to throw off something that t sesso Overcoats The Christmas welry Store | for Baby Girls 5 sre Sretenel é 5 SUITS in all the latest mod- i dditi 5 sures of dit P . . ' ; " + Midland Beach ia Aprils the physician froree pasteles ama inane in addition to its treasures of diamonds, precious stones, gold novelties and silver, directs | ‘T hey are both practical ould 1 wan teatnandy, performance ptrienedy attention to its exceptional collection of men’s and women’s and “gifty’—a desirable re ay Bod PEt gent ea OVERCOATS made ino Men’s Women’s | Christmas combination. Which our Bepond Deputy Commissioner W A I C H E NS) on | For2 to6-year Child: @f Police 8 @ member? Do you con- Howard watches in every style Foreign novelty watches--un- straight pla fA k: ies ies ier them tevetionalt” of this fine time-keeping watch, The nts had the sun-dial duplicated gifts in that rare | 5, Bae Pio Lronee om ite 7 Gas Wena." cit Gee sritnnen, erie accurate toa second. Gold-filled , had the hour-glass ike & i | popup with wide black velvet eins, : #40; gold cases #55 to nth Century had the watch class of watches which have in- belts; fancy white cotton ratine ‘Of evaree,” interposed Judge Foster, A508, + go bp: ae } TWENTIETH CENTURY HAS THE BRACELET WATCH | dividuality and charm, as wel with pink or blue moire sashes, “thet which would be irrational in a Women’s $ $150. ~~ any x * ‘ $3. Dainty d 4 (gle gl Ber ed lets 20 Colonial Waltham watches all REMARKABLE VARIETY OF as time accuracy, Plain and dkenen $3.75 atlas Batley bo satenal 1 prastions ty o trained $20 Coats, the way up to the famous | ACCURATE BRACELET WATCHES | iewelled, 958 to 8175. Pink or blue silk lini _ "Yes," enid the physician, High class winter garments | remier Maximus, at #285 the For Men Silver niello watches with leather straps, 825. | Solid gold watches, seven jewel with lace-edged flounce te e the pen feahions) ) ie highest grade of Waltham For Women-- Special variety of moderately priced nickel, | Waltham movement, for as little For six Pantie to. “ives Chiehute pling ‘Caue watches. gun-metal, niello silver and blue enamel and silver watches on | as $15.50. year-old Babies—-pret ig casian Lamb, all the latest Gun-metal and nickel watches | blue or black leather straps, $14.50, 816.50 and $17.50, Gold filled watches, twenty-ve dresses of very line white colors f for as little as $4.50. ee retches 1h pment. to match are Plain, an giarantesd cased fon 68 ite lawn, daintily trimmed sated s Foll Line of Fur Coats, | Gold-filled watches, cases guar- | $18.25 and B20. BY Mttractive for $16.59, 1 4, 19, brobiers, $l and et.t0 awh — anteed twenty years, for as lit- Solid gold watches with bracelets to match, $27 and up to | Sterling silver watches, for as SuscMliccd sah eke Mutts and Scaris tle as $10.75. one studied with diamonds for 8245, : SEEPS little as 86.75, pande mmeroiler ei) yok fk and ne Gold watches, seven jewel Wal- PLATINUM WATCHES Gun_ metal watches, thin and Hand-enbr at the curves ste he Cheek’ Rolleenan tham or Elgin movement, for as | with bracelets to match are set with diamonds, sapphires, | small, like the finer cases, at and so on up to hares yoda AB savas Mab a teonires e e little as $19.50, #265 to 8900, Jewelry Store, Main floor, Old Building. 85.75 upward, Third floor, Old Building and 8 bisckjack. | At the West Thirtieth street station | Makes more “Offers of Posi- tions” than any other two mediums in the universe,_ . Only Entrance Is Through the Furniture Siore. Pull Line of Furniture, Carpets and Rags. Brooklyn Store, 470 Fulton St. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL A O'CLOCE, } THE SUNDAY WORLD'S | _ WANT DIRECTORY ae nme ina