The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1914, Page 16

2 -_ - . pe rE Pode, t | of the Chief of Hawthorne No. 1 Pire| Casden's Transfer Confirmed. FOF FRE CHEF it of the Seabright Boara of @eking the War Department to devastated Sonbright bulla a ater,” Secretary Garrison tele- hat the War Department had je authority or power io build @ break. unless Congress ‘iret authorized | Mrs, Staff heard the screame and = USS | ~ —$$___— Company. WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.—The Intention Mra, Jollie was entertaining a party, of of the British Foreign Office to transfer ‘on the instant. Several blocks awa: made an appropriation for it. No _ oe the headquarters of the fire compan: has been made to the War De |ohildren Inet night and there Was @/ Sir Lionel Carden, British Minister to iv Gets Extinguisher From Engi Mrs, Gtaft covered the distance in ree- Pp Try One ». | GAMES A.GILMORE, Pater, 2 THOMAS OLVELON, Jn. Treas, OLORCE 0. KINGOLEY, SeerY, lies fi rT is Extingul: Tom Engine! ora time, took chemical extinguisher , t for supplies for the storm gu 4 or °, . More G 1 Dinner | Christmas troe set up in the front room. | Mexico, to Rio de Janciro has been re- from the rack and ran back te the burn- | HAM*STRAUS opened a window and acreamed, ' Burning Tree. ren were screaming in the street, Mrs. arte Sees a tener m Staff pushed through the door and, hav- ” : P to The Srentng ; ing climbed up on a table, played the wsW RS Re a gt a HEPPARD ao PATERSON, Jan. 1—Mre, Féward| oo tne are department. Some young| Jive esd atneeh faite to immediately re- 'e Tolle te indebted for the fact that her|man, stimulated by her example, went ACKER, MERRALA & CONDIT CO. home in May street, Hawthorne, is still /to her help and within a few minutes the ‘and first-class Grocers and Estas.isneo 1857, standing to the courage and promptitude| fire was out. Generally. ther neighbor, Mrs, Joseph Gtaff, wife! Damage, 90. 830-41 WEST 23°? STREET. 20-22 WEST 247? STREET. FaLevnons eaee onanency.! OeeYorks Jan.5, 1914.) RB BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1014,. ; nem — ernest cinnamon Prcthe adhe Ap ‘ Pion: tea Alen sisted le eee jtone of the kiddies overturned the tree/ ported in- despatches received here from | — House and Turns Stream on |ing nouse. TORIA ‘ and the room was ablaze. The hostess! the American Embassy In London. oiwithetanding Your Digeetion May oie e ir, ing anyt! q . ‘The party had dispersed and the ohtl- Berna ral Zederation. came ds when Infant |= A Morton Oppenhelm Co. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE] ==" Our Entire $150,000 Stock Reduced, Regardless of Cost or Value TICE—-Thie ad taine items at random According to our rule we carry not a single gar- aa stock, which includes thous- .D. ment from one season to another, hence ¢ fens ‘ k ‘We enclose you herewith copy of contract under order of Bankruptcy Court for the sale of the entire stock of furniture, ‘a Caper biped font Cun gen hee ca tentiork Dresses, a ata melee p a, a, oy BOM: arp ‘ot pervarting of facts. ales an cea Sole only ene ston, echere avery othe a Md 4 oalu ° y Upholstery and oriental end domestic rugs of Sheppard Knapp & Company as the same existed on January 3rd, 1924, no portion of which has teen sold_to any other firm. Yours truly, men’s and Misses’ Winter Coats Values up to $12.50 and $15.00. All Styles oe as ) Mey So FACSIMILE LETTER FROM THE SHEPPARD KNAPP RECEIVERS 15 Showing That Abraham and Straus Have Purchased , Values The ENTIRE STOCK—No Other Store Getting Any Part. up to $12 WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE NEXT MONDAY, January 12, the entire stock of get aly Knapp and Company, Inc., famous for over half a century as dealers in fine Furniture, Carpets and Upholsterings. The details of the sale will be given in next Sunday’s newspapers. BEWARE OF ATTEMPTS TO MISLEAD THE PUBLIC! |. We went into the receivers’ sale, made our bid in good faith and won the award—the ENTIRE STOCK, $150,000 WORTH (at their selling prices) of Furniture, Carpets, Ori- ental Rugs, Domestic Rugs, Upholsterings, etc. No sale for years has attracted so much attention, the character of the goods, the fame of the firm and its reputation for reliability A and SQUARE DEALING, its clientele among the particular people of Manhattan, all a combined to make the event MOST IMPORTANT. secure one at a price never ye : ea mahogany and tan. Special te-merrew at...... “_ Values of | BEST BARGAINS Go FIRST; COME EARLY 1! fas.ce THISS- $4.90 THIS, st.00 $3.75 = CO MPLETE C AN -UP ON (AND EVENING DRESSES + Dresses Made to Sell at iT $12, $15.00—All Styles zs $12.00 Messaline Silk Dresses $4.90) § 90 Site Charmeme Dremes, 2. ar A $19.00 Chiffem Sisk Dresses... 4.90 Se See 86D O() 90 It is natural, therefore, that there should be some disappointment on the part of others who failed to 4. oe secure the stock—but we are compelled to call attention to the fact that the use of the name of 4.90) All Styles i. oR SHEPPARD KNAPP" is unwarranted in the advertisement of any other house in this Receivers’ Sale. Dresses in é The entire stock of Sheppard Knapp and Company, Inc., was purchased and will be sold by THIS STORE ONLY. An effort is being made to confuse the public mind in regard to this great purchase and most im- ortant event by offering a small lot which had been consigned to and returned by Sheppard Knapp and mpany, Inc. PRIOR TO THE RECEIVERS’ SALE. , Nese = | i THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SHEPPARD KNAPP AND COMPANY, INC., HAS BEEN PUR- tees CHASED BY US and will be sold by us next Monday, and no part of it can TRUTHFULLY be offered ? eivel Dresses......... }, $10.00 Basket Weaves........ 3.90) All Styles 4 2 a ee es, | AN EXTRAORDINARY SUIT ! For Women, Misses and Juniors—Values to $15.00 THURGDAY SPECIAL. Women’s Rain and Storm Coats 400 at $5.95, $7.75 and $10.50 50c. to $1.00 Waists at 29c. Ea. CLEARANCE of lingerie, madras and Ilsene (cotton like linen), ee 4.99 Worth From $8.95 to $17.50 Fancy and tallored models, All sizes in the lot. Come early, as they $12.50 Novelty Material Suits - 4.90 TWEEDS, INS, CASHMERES, silks and gaberdines—every Cost will literally fly out at this price. $15.00 pata Al ad eae oie . 4.90 | Values teed to give itifactlon—al seams’ strapped, cut on the newest lines, ¥ ‘ $12.50 Misses’ Suits . . 4.90 : to Wooions are tan aad gray, mixtures, gray, navy, tan and olive, with plenty of $1.98 Sample Waists, 98c $1.50 Lace Wabsts at 98¢ - $12.00 Misses’ Serge Suits.... . 4.90 00 black, All sizes from emall women's up to 44 bust measure. None C. 0, D. Voile and lingerie, one or two of a iors shadow lace yoke—tront and o $12.00 Misses’ Chevot Suits , 4.90 | ALL SIZES a STYLES or on approval. Gecond feor, centre, Central Building, kind; 36 and 38 sizes only. ploeve finished with vil ing rishi and .00 Net Waists at $1.98 pvote platted white A inter-| $1.50 Tailored Mannish Waist: lined with pink China silk—-bodice & at 79 band of Cluny, front and back finished] 400 dozen striped and zorded madras with platted frills, outlined in black] Waists made for us by a manafacturer We wouldn't have these otfer aan ot this price had the season been rapa a A EO A cela he | Items That We Know Will Be of Interest to You. Real Values. Real Prices. 00 “Mandarin” Matelasse Suits.......... $12.75 | $85.00 Chinchilla, Persiana Fur Collar Coats 200 Misses’ Coats at $5.98 Each . Worth $9.98 and $12.98 Each . A $14.60 A PURCHASE POR CASH that helped « maker out and permits us to make hose . .50 Broadcloth Matelasse Diagonal Su . 14.78) 15.00 Charmeuse Silk Afternoon Dresses. 4.90 3|| this very remarksble offer just in poe time for you. Misses’ Coats of Eagan a oh & Mannish ote payee ge ead - nee Mpredclath ane te whe an 5.00 Fancy Lace b one ao Trimmed . 2.90 wenn and ee A ay Rey ee ee ee mantel ae Mtn ee econ’ floor, Central Building, Waist ar Coes Bg Ging, ey Sample Suits, Impo Models........ 75) 20.00 New Winter Broadcloth Suits..... . 7.80 izes 14, 16 and 18 years, Second floor, Central Bullding, 00 Tailored Suits, annish Material 20.00 New Winter Matelasse Suits...... o 750 $9.50 Im Draped Persiana Coats 24.50, 2.50 Silk Petticouts ;. 80.00 ye vet Suits, Fur trimmed 1.00 Slightly Soiled Lingerie Waists.......,. im . 10.00 Misses’ Serge D: 2.90! 5.00 Scotch Plaid Skirts ................065 150.00 Imported Evening Gowns 50.00 Imported Evening Gowns ........ 25.00 Brown and Grey Corduroy Coats iets 60.00 Velvet Coats, Samples ...........+0055 24.50 . 7.78) 35.00 All Lined Chinchilla, Persiana Coats.... 19.50 . 12.80, 25.00 Fancy Boucle and Broadcloth Coats.... 9.50 9.50| 50.00 Silk and Lace Evening Dresses......-., 24.60 The Entire Fur Stock of S. J. Manne & Bro. Selling Here at 50c on the Dollar EVERY FORMER RECORD for value gine has been eclipsed in this Fur Store this-season, and now, to cap the climax, comes this won- derful offering of the stock of S. J. Manne & Bro. at 50c. on the dollar. We cannot mention items, because we cannot guarantee that the pieces we might advertise would be here after this notice appeared ‘n the paper, The high character of the Furs makes this a marvellous sale.