The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1914, Page 6

+ il a 4 ANUARY 1 a, \e16 7 CAPE TOWN, Union of South Afrtes, World, |Jan. 12—The first break in the anti- Putitser | etrike resolve of the railroad employees Colony occurred to-day at Gait }Stomach GAVE BUFFALO MAN Werrles Now seserecirece LESSINON SENDING vis WTH HS OWN MONEY seszscres. = SCS Se i “dete. egein bow to omic cnt : Mr. Leslie left @ widow, hie escond 5 y wife, and daughter—A, Vin- | Government ordered the mobilisation of ‘Seasons Tears Saw 2:| “Finder” Got Rid of $40 so sent Lasttn a romupanan casa of rene | (he,ciiseae: Defence force, ; The Store is opened daily at 9 A. M. ‘B. Altman & Cah are displaying, in the Embroidery Depart- ment, a very attractive assortment of Spring Novelties.in White and Colored Embroideries, embodying the latest ideas and executed in the most favored materials, including organdie, French crepe, net and batiste combinations, etc. An Interesting Offering fer to-morrow (Tues- day) will consist of Several Thousand Yards of White Embroideries of superior quality, marked at the special prices of 7c., 10c., 15c., 20c. to'60c. per yard. Sold only in tengths of about 414 yards. - A Special Sale of Women’s Corsets iin new models, designed for slender, medium process to news the ratiroad of the Massachuestte | ony are regarded nnd ennai be removed union soe N. J, and Sire, Grace Tersira of cj a <n ans cats Beem s/ East It Made Owner's [om Head Swim. ccomeaesscitepenemans STRIKERS DYNAMITE BRIDGE. Big Btructere in Transvaal Dam- Patrotman Carlin of the Elisabeth] “#e¢—Te Sheet Plotters on Sight. KIMBERLEY, Union of South Africa, jan. re saloon near Grand street. | here on the border of the Transvaal Lewd cries of Joy and satisfaction | "ae made during lam night. The rails ed gt Were torn up by the explosion and por- fesued from within. Hobdoes, pan-|trone of the creeunee prrpalhcesd handlers and down and outs came but the bridge 4 r swarming from all directions, hurling | tad the attempt succeeded main line butwer, themaelves through the doors. communication would have been cut be- ‘This te the recipe: 2 cups Presto, 2 table epoone Weup milk. Work the butter ar, Presto, ous email.” Beko it to. muinutes: ‘The saloon was jammed with men |tween Capetown and the Nothern cities Qghting for places at the bar. Two/tnciuding Johanensburg, Pretoria and bartenders, the porter and two volun- | Mafeking. teers were serving out Hiquid refresh-| The shooting of dynamitards at aight or jt as fast aa they could, All hends {is to be o feature of the martial law q elf i 72 We i all q2 3 i it A i i i ANNOUNCES HER Final Clearance Sale li f i i 7 ly E33 3 i i in i one te 3 tired the money Commencing to-morrow, 8.30 A. M. and large figures, will offer unusual values te ECuG|} Thewemaining stock of the finest of tomuarew a Mas, Fabs SAD i ay atisks Women’s Apparel will be offered at ej ™|} Stupendous Price Reductions The Sale of Women's, Misses’ and ‘after | of bate Children’s American-made Muslin Un- To effect immediate clearance Evening Go' iis Formerly $100.00 «31750 35.00 Afternoon Dresses 15.00 Formerly $45.00 to $75.00) Evening Coats, trimmed with Fur Formerly $125.00 to $1500 45 QQ Hats 3.00 During this Sale no goods charged, sent on approval or exchanged. Fifth Avenue, cor. 50th St. j t £3 i B derwear, now in progress,: will be continued to-morrow (Tuesday). In the Department for , Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats { sf i i (on the Floor) the .present showing includes a diversity of smart and attractive styles, made up especially for Southern resort use or first wear in town. Restaurant, 8th Floor—Sorlin's Orchestra, 12.15 to 2.15—Express Elevators © 35 Years Loaders of Fashion x5 Charge Account The materials feature taffeta, moire, straw, Customers maline and jet and the prices are very aoe I oe OSIXTH — AVE. 19°T020” “STREET. Are Invited toUse — +W. A. Marble and John S. Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS) | Their Accounts } Million Dollar 1 Receivers Sale Bulletin for Tuesday Shoppers Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 0A. M. Closes at 6P. M. To Close Out Quickly, We Offer 250 Domestic Rugs At Extraordinary Reductions Never ‘lose sight of the fact that MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS’ WORTH OF SIMPSON wumea Wee bem 2 (GRAWFORD QUALITY MERCHANDISE IS NOW AVAILABLE at the LOWEST PRICES on RECORD || Ty0021 ‘Wiltons.” Early selection le ouggested, jim the SALE authorized by the RECEIVERS, Messrs. WM. A. MARBLE and JOHN S. SHEPPARD, Jr., appointed by JUDGE HOUGH, in chambers of the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Biso — _ Reduced From Bale Prices We desire to emphasize this most important feature of the Receivers’ Sale, on account of the many enormous 11.8 215 ,,.675.00 & $102.00. ,,.050.00 & purchases of new merchandise now being made by the receivers to reinforce Simpeon Crawford stocks and prolong 11,8 x 18 rer Ok : men (2. y y 00 the intense interest shown by the public in this wonderful, unparalleled bargain event. 10.6 x 18.6 ,,.,960 4 00 pdf No store can expect to do a big business without replenishing stocks, which have a habit of becoming ex- Be + ioe pennace tee fs oy ¥ hausted before the overwhelming onslaught of crowds of shoppers such as have attended the Receivers’ Sale since D0 x 120 |). {660 \ $88.50 '& $89.00 baad 8.8 x 10.6 ,.,.946. ie & $35.50 During the past week, our buyers, under the direction of the Receivers, had opportunities to go into the mar- 6.0 x 12.0 .,..,.,...,.646.50 $85.50 ket and secure vast quantities of the newest and most desirable merchandise from manufacturers who, in January, 60x 0.0 **"ga0.50 924.75 are willing to accept almost any kind of a cash offer to close out their stocks, 46 : os ove cer -O14.50 H ‘The result is—greater opportunities this week than last. The Sale of Salee—the Sale with a reason—has only 6.0 J ‘| Just begun. 66x j ‘ ! ax | All Departments Take Part in the RECEIVERS’ SALE [|| s= * If you will put your faith In the Recelyers’ Sale and depend upon it absolutely no matter what you want, you ¢ ‘ will be richly rewarded by the enormous savings to be realized at RECEIVERS’ SALE PRICES, Phenomenal values for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thureday and during the entive week, Exhausted speciale will be replenished with the same goods at the came prices or OTHER goods will be substituted at EQUALLY ATTRAC. ' Looks for Recetvers’ Sale Specials in all departments, il - Furniture and Pianos Sold on the Club Ps CRAWFORD CO., W. 4. AND JOG@N 8, SHEPPARD, JR., a8. @4.00 to.... 98.95 Breadway & 20th St.; 6th Ave.; 19th St. Plan. om 3 ee ee oe aes ANd toe alle Te Tis Mr? a ie i . Pil ate iad 40 Heli Ah adhe aca ME NOEL a otra ek Gwe? James McCrory & 1 ANNUAL JANUARY SALES Extensive selections, the highest stand- ard of quality and remarkable price concessions combine to - produce noteworthy offerings in all departments. ON TUESDAY, JANUARY THE 18TH Special Sale LACES, EMBROIDERIES & ROBES Decided Reductions. Real Cluny Laces in popular narrow widths..:-.< value 20c to 1.45, 15c to 95¢ yd Real Valenciennes Laces in a large variety of value 280 to 13.50, 18¢ to 7.50 yd. broideries of Nainsook, Cambric, Swiss or Batiste. value 20 to 60, 10¢ and 28¢ yd 18.50 cach White Embroidered French Batiste Robes. ..-- ve values6.76 and9.50, 3.50 and 4.75 each New importation of Robes,—Hand-embroid ered Voile, French Batiste and Butcher Linen. *" 12.75 to 40.00 each TRIMMING DEPARTMENT Exceptional Values. Beaded Garnitures in Si]ver, Jet or Colors. .>... 0.0 tate. 2.00 to 4.25 each HANDKERCHIEFS For Men and Women Women’s French Linen Handkerchiefs,— hand- hemstitched. value 9.00, 5.00. doa, Men’s Irish Linen Handkerchiefs,—full aise; ¥ inch hem only. value 6.00, 3.18 dos, Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,— hand. : hemmed; colored circle with hand-embroidered initial, value 3.00, 1.70 dos, “C/B a LA SPIRITE” CORSETS Coutil, Fancy Broche or Silk Brocade,’ , Can os ovosavereens 100s 1.50 to 5.00 ’ Broche......+++ sesseee-300, 3.50 to 5.00 cises,— “C/B oa La Spizite” Imported Coutil, values.setos.ce, 1.98 . ’ A collection of “W. B. Nuform, American Lady, ~ Worcester and P, N.” Corsets, in ino = wai toe mo an, BB " WOMEN'S BLOUSES: Voile or Lingerie Blouses trimmed with variouy 3 Fis E i