The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1914, Page 18

= H{ Watch the Series Pieters otttacie eet] AT DOOR OF AGENT szosre ae farted oe teers! BY WOOLEN REDUCTIONS ent will GIVEN BY JUDGE VT the aqueduct work at Garrisons, N. Y. re held him for a further hearing es file oki Poy ey A Tale tip” were Uasirisd. Chay) be ter ant to Gasrineen’tostnea tae sacs, |Pald for Instruction, They Charge,|7Mirssy Dest, eatting all at #500. Tria Forces Down Prices, But the i Gen quarrelling. I think they differed ty of oe A the dead man and found in on: ty ping g, redness, rou; ot the abantlen otere be han lived s and Send Accused Man to TIDE SENDS Bie SHIP + Cost of Clothes Will Not a rashes and ec- . mar ailp of paper with the addrese "No, 172 Police Court. Be Lowered. % nes thie meant je eye odie Patrolman Oppenheim of the Traffic The firet marked effect of the now Wan same to this city, found that tari on woolen guode, which becaine , , tthe Cherry 0 —_—— etreet addrese was @ etable and discov- } effective Jan. 1, was eos cummmasan arenes se |[t Was Presented by Justice} tnese: some time after my election to m ed ish | S04 several atadiemen who hed known | this afternoon by Matanzas Smashes Piles and Is|¢omestic manufacturers eo Ooteare,” Dept Sl, Besme. bench—it may have been a few! Aldermen As to Establis the desd man and whe said that on| high state of excitement. prices for the fall season of 1914 Ma- VT) rama Hendrick to Wife of As- the Saturday Before his body was found | you'd better get there right} Tied Up After Battle With | teria! reductions were made An, serges, pou he Employment Agency to | be had tett the stable with Adam Chieo- he cried, pointing to the Galety Wind and Wat unfinished worstede, clays, chev! semblyman Greenberg. Q vie. Chieovic wae found and held ae! Theare Building at No. 1647 Broadway, and Water. French backs. At the same time Care for Thousands, ry Kaos Whaees, though he could | “there's @ riot going on.” ‘The extraordinary high tide and the] Dorting houses announced decided net account for Martyeewics's meve-| The policeman turned over his post toinerce wind sweeping across the bay were|@uctions in “prices of foreign-mi —_—_—_ Tents after Saturday night, when, he!another. policeman, and on the third|:o9 much to-day for the freight steam-| Meltons, peavers, cninchillas and ve- ‘The Board of AMermen this afternoon | °*!4: they sesarated, floor of the building he found # crowd of | snip Matanzas of the Ward line, heading| /ours. fp voting on the plan to ash the Kectdlbeeme a! to have come to lt ages, sizes and conditions| ¢or ner pier, No. 19, on the Brooklyn| The American Woolen Company, targ- Bearden end when Challon discov. joor of an office occupied | ge, The bow of the ship wae suddenly reduced Of Estimate to establish in the Depart-jered that the trunk had been eold by of No. 205 West Thirty: | twisted around as ohe partly lost at ment of Public Charities a civic agency | irs. ig td Gelaman i No. M2 Firat /eighth street. The ttle man, who was ine headway and she wane into “the \avenue. Feoalied that two men had |Jacob Weinberg of No. 73 Stanton! piles at the vorner of Pier No. 22. Th for she purpose of getting Jobe Ler COs urchased it ahd hed haggied over the |atrest, informed the patrolman that all| Suse sere tern ‘and. splintered. | Cents to 37% cents per yard. f DI apart many thousands of men and women that /nrice of $289 which she asked. She «lid | the struggling throng were men who had crash which was heard} While these radical cuts were toate * rowa its doors, Alderman Prank L. Lew begrrtd bao they Sore, seeever, or | been lured on by Kalnay tnto paying him front. Ne Dowling, "ho introduced the resolution, they done trunk | sums ranging from 60 cents to §2 to be pest tly gisr pletl TH ¢ wreck and the ea REREIVGRS caaps|eesveh noes meses (Po heaakt tosh" We oa ee ge tee roe ge eee ee a ts : he made ane | and retail trades revealed th t has been recently vastly inerensed “by MOVE TRUNK. instruction, he sald, although Kalnay's| 90"" Sleompt ‘to bog tes “ner proper | that the reduction in prices would be Again the search seemed to hay. regular fee was berth. The Matansas was the Spanish | lost among the middiemen and ini the abrubt cessation of many railroad ; teitet | Oppenhelm ordered Kalnay to open|tiner Guide until she was made w prise| mediate handlers before it reached the Improvements, the closing of large man- .jthe door, The fifty-cent impresario in the Spanish war, publie. ene ee ae cage te eral Umiatty | nood and finally found Abraham Mus! ‘on the pat of capital to invest im those cs ‘ enterprises witch necessarily require|“°W St <> 14 Hest Eleventh street, emplo: asses ‘»| Who, unite most pushcart stablemen. Mule elation has already been reste. | #00t & record of the carte he rented. nlsed by several of the laraer aities ac] His books showed that on Sunday, Dec. the country, It le claimed, and an effort | 2% the Gay the trunk was sold by Mrs . : has deen made officially to help the| 2% . 9 employment, to procure Dowling resolution, in gart, ts as Of Owner of Fur Department. Sarsyth I WILL GIVE YOU BARGAINS BECAUSE i : I am oOfficialy responsible to the creditors to Gin ear Veltiine ta. ie tar me : raise enough money in cash in the next few liked. He chose a place three removed ? from the ond of the line and then & days to pay them (no checks will be accepted). I Have Assumed the Burden sinetat, the email boy whe bed sgn" and will be officially to blame wes passing him in the line Bs aagian Ma if I don’t do as I promised. The Groat English Discovery! FOR $2,746,070 DEBTS 7a ima my cwan|| “aaewmaon Greatest Sale Ever Held! Crystolis “Grows Hair ‘ in 30 Days.” President of the Company Files . the 81,000.00 Reward If We Fail On Our Voluntary, Petition in aterests of the olty.” 3 i Positive Guarantee. Try It At Our Bankruptcy. Risk—Mail Coupon Te-Day. "The Hotel Restor Company, which op- ‘ y erates the hotel at No. 1018 Broadway, / 1 consiaer the Forsyth stock the finest I oieedrc cars| (URING TRUNK VICTIM nee eccrenee Chictel Rete: canara Coe Be OPEN MUSEUM AT NIGHT? || Natural Pony Coats.......... French Seal Coats .........+. TO DEATH IN FLAT Boaré of Aldermen Asked to Sanc- Black Pony Coats... ....... Very Fine Caracul Coats. .. } 49 ae | tf i ef ; i : li <F 8 H i Ht a Hh HH i : TAT pr at el ie Hi i E I E i t i! ie Hu ayer E K gos tl TH iff inti vi eet Hi Hh iy ef Pith > i il Se stipes REAL HAIR GROWER Found et Lee tiHorel RECTOR IN HOLE ail i i ai igh ij eipre uf i aud stetel | f i j ty Ne ee eee Pony Coats, Civet Collar OF, |Mink- Dyed: Mermet Coats . . .. The Board of Aldermen this etter. Former Prices up to $62 Former prices up to $160 ‘evel from Pase. noom had put up to it a proposftion Near Seal Coats.... Corey bad . favoring having the doors of the Amer- ts. icam Museum of Natural History and sote ani Pax was told that he was| {be Metropolitan Musgum of | Art POS sh 8 selene Labi ed A f uptil 10 o'clock, an te Lady) by the waned; Charles E. York Public Library and its branc! ter of Seareale, N. ¥., amounting tom how Martysewlcs hed died, but alt) THe resolution was introduced by ai-|| Hudson Seal XXXX Quality.... $ for money toaned; Stern| Ye excited and wanted to know what dorman Persian Lamb Coats Scotch Mole Coats Former prices up to $250|White Fox Sets (¥*s:7,'si*) (These Couts may be had with Various Collars, consisting of Skunk, Ermine, Civet, ele.) FUR SETS Brown Fur Sets Grey Fur Sets (0°00 $70.00] French Mele . ”""$55-00'$17.50 ‘900,00 $88,001 Grey 849.00 $24.50 878. $97.59 », 945.00 894.5 970.00 $85.00] Raccoon... .. 880.00 $18.) SPECIAL! Black oe What I consider the greatest bargain; large mag- Pointed nificent set of fine Black or Pointed Fox. Copy FOX imported models, sold formerly for $85.00, sale price OrEyth Sih Ae. ipa Gn efsttl levies it i 4 : i Ht if: aril i! AY as