The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1914, Page 4

eo tember with tte partner, James D. Mun- ay, G@ectosed the fact that Hangar had. to James F OGaffhey for ald eee “expert advic HE $30,000 FEE PAID q Contractor Harry B. Hangar ‘Called to Explain Why He Gave the Money. shaving. | Gaffney “because contractor, though gineer.” at noon, ly anxious to question exact date of his pay- each. Hangar hae testified that | Job, and I was a stranger here. I went to him as I would to @ consulting en- "| WILSON LISTS WILLIA | WASHINOTON, Jan. 13.—Prestdent Wileon early to-day nominated John Skelton Williams of Virginia for Comp- troller of the Currency end ¢z-0fficto member of the Federal Reserve Boant. ‘The nomination was #ent to the Senate Mr. Williama is now Assistant Beore- itary of the Treasury, in charge of the | Fiscal Bureaus, and Secretary McAdoo's first assistant In matters of Government | Habit can be used with absolute confi- | finance. The office of Comptroller of the | dence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, | Currency has been vacant several | beer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thous- months. From time jo time various re- ve porte have been attoat in Congressional circles of opposition being brought to loser against the nomination of Mr, Will; feo A adh fame, It was said that the so-called | money will 4 ateat financial interests were opposing | booklet telling all about ORRINE. For er-Hegeman Drug Stores. veatigating graft in ‘Whit- the whole amount be- 4 ite of $16,000 he made the indicated that the |!% setting it ell. Chy' wes | # Raphael Chykin, aged ninety+three, 1900 was a shrewd wooer, according to his 7 of hig recollection. Satteniation got ot wife, whe says be wage tied bette | yeare ago for her money and succeed: Gispesal of Mr. Whitman by the Capea, Wie nas b HUSBAND, TERRIBLEAY 93, ' to divorce him and threatened to blind WHER 81 :: her. One evening, in their home at No, ti | Got All Her Money, She Says, and) Sum Then Tried to Make Her | Divorce Him. long flowing beard, hobbled into the paymeme County Glerk's office to-day crying like iad “le Sen oe we baby. =the Macon and | 60/4: of Richmond, Ken- lowest on Con. /4m poor "Oho ie auing me for be. [And filed an aMdavit. of the payments he was a New York |met this man, who not bidding on thie| With several children. waa ne reason why I in the world and he him. after marriage he gre' oaly be refunded. sale by all and bave no money, and what tract No, 9 at Cornwall but for some | shall I dor” Tast fail Mundy, one of @tangare | Clark jundy, one o! nea: partners, aued for an accounting and| A little later Mrs, Chykin appeared "Go eee a lawyer,” guggested Chief Gaseman. o Goparation. 1 h ® f gaia he had consulted |8ve my earnings for many yeara, 1 began to take my mone; bit at a time, He affection when he was courting me, w cold and talked about my money. All he wantel was AS NEW COMPTROLLER | ———————————— NK HABIT The ORRINE treatment for the Drink | your Ask for free Stewa Ton-srrow, Begins - Fur Coats egy aeuananns } Trim’d French Seal Coats..37.50 " Cantaneting * $85.00 4! Trim’d Moire Pony Coats...22.50 4 Regularly $60.00 BPRS SACs Pe F Hudson Seal Coats. ..97.50 3 Bo eR ig Rrra i $150.00 | ee }) Auto Coats... .. 27-50 to 75.00 5-00 to $200.00 \ 62-in. Persian Lamb Coats. .95.00 if i Regularly $175.00 §2-in. Persian Lamb Coats. 135.00 Regularly $275.00 Full Length Pony Coats....22.50 Regularly $65.00 Caracul Coats......0200+05+:4250 Vasey coller ‘ $90.00 ' §2-in. Long Caracul Coats...44.50 b Regularly $95.00 et Regularly $110.00 f §2-in. French Seal Coats....49.50 B! Regularly $125.00 Scotch Mole Coats........135.00 Regularly $250.00 Seal Coats........175.00 $400.00 Se oe Rk -* Hudson Fitea Cotlar .167.50 & % Prices have reached a new low level entirely out of proportion to real values i or to prices which prevail under normal conditions of winter weather 4 Reductions are from 40% to 60% ri the Final Sale of Black Fox Sets............ os $35.00 Natural Muskrat Sets.....7. Regularly $20.00 Regularly $27.50 Jap Marmot Scarfs......:77 7.75 Regularly $18.00 Natural Raccoon Muffs.....10.50 Regularly $22.50 Regularly $50.00 Natural Skunk Sets.........23.50 Regularly $60. Alaska Black Fox Sets......26.50 Regularly $35.00 Large Coney Mole Sets..... 26.50 Regularly $60.00 Baum Marten Fox Sets.....31.75 ly $75.00 Regularly $100.00 Alaska Sable Sets........... 00 Regularly $125.00 fink Sets...... nanArAC ..+..47.50 Regularly $95.00 250 Odd Muffs............ 14.50 Regularly $35.00 to $50.00 Sie pews ge." 85-00 00 Hudson Seal Sets........... 47.50 Dyed Muskrat; ¢ Co. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER 37TH STREET Small Furs 15.00 8.50 12.50 my money and eventually he got It all, Thirtieth street when the car smashed into It, Walsh had tried to cross in front of the car and had miacaiculated. He waa thrown from the meat of the IN@ WORLD, TUESDAY, Mrs, Chykin saya he then wanted her WEST 32D ST. Henry street, Manhattan, he tried ‘6 throw vitrol in hy . To eacape she maya, eho compelled to down the fire escape. Chykin, she saya, has bank accounts in Kant Side banks. Car Crashes into a Hearne. An empty hearse owned by Richard Delaney, an undertaker, of Thirtieth trem ant Elghth avenue, waa tun into nd badly emashed at Thirtieth street his afternoon by MEN'S FUR FUR MO VERY LARG ronsing the avenue to go east on earse, but unhurt. A few panes of A Reliable JounD . aie N Sale SerakSons FOR MEN True Values Without Exaggeration For over half a century, the public has had cone fidence in our advertisements, and attending this sale will find no cause to alter its opinion. Throughout the year our Men’s Shop cate:s to and furnishes the wants of men who care about fashionable men’s wear at moderate prices. Today we are in a position to offcr these men, and all who care to join them, a splendid oppor- tunity to fill their wants at price reductions that are unequalled. The following few items are samples of the values that exist throughout the entire department: Shirts Bates Street and other welleknown makes Were 1.50 & 2.00 2.50.... 3.00 & 3.50.. “ 5.00 Silk, made in Japan “* 2.95 “5.00 & 6.00 Heavy all silk...... * 3,50 “7,50 & 8.50 Heavy all silk...... “ 4.50 Neckwear Beautiful imported and domestic silks care= fully selected Were 55c & 75c........ eabeons obenes Now 25¢ “1.00 & 1.50..... sakeenessensacen “ 55c 1.50 to 3.50.......... Reet nents “ O5c ere Pajamas Now 1.50..... Cheviot, Madras & Percale... O5¢ 2.50 to 3.50. Flannel & Mercerized Fabrics.. 1.50 5.00....Silk & Linen & Scotch Flannel. +++ 2,95 FULL DRESS & TUXEDO WAISTCOATS, of novelty silks, formerly 5.00, 7.50 & 10.00, at 2.05 WOOL SWEATER COATS, with roll collar, value 5.00 & 6.00, at..........ccceeeeeeee ANGORA WOOL SWEATER COATS, very warm, value 10.00 & 12.00, at............. 45 IMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFS, value 1.00, at, each...... HWONRGOMCONGOAnOaLCr an 39c Special Men’s Entrance, 759 Broadway. Store Opens 8:30 A. M.; Closes 5:30 P. M. JANUARY 13,” Weet Thirty-Seoond Street, Number Sixteen (OUR ONLY ADDRESS) tf 5 SMS a gy 1914. WEST 3#D ST. Sie Jaeckel Gofons SOTH ANNIVERSARY SALE LINED COATS AND TOR COATS at E REDUCTIONS Great Reduction Sale URS FROM TRAPPER TO WEARER Buy the “FAMOUS KRAMER FURS "direct from America’s leading manufacturers at our wholesale _ salesreom and-save the middle- man’s enormous KRAMER FURS KNOWN THE WORLD OVER “SINCE 1873” Retail Store Prices Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal and Broadtail Caracul bar tr 916.00, 60, Fox, Wolf, Raccoon and ether Fur Sets, 0.00, $14.50, $20.00. ‘e Fur id | $ a-Karat Gold 17-Jewelled Roce h Grade Watches ues aa ab ead ee 8 fo fone tee Ges 14. on ~“ The Store is opened daily at 9 A. M. B. Altman & Co. Advance Styles in Women’s Low Shoes & Slippers. are now being shown, in the Shoe Department on the Second Floor, in readiness for the Winter Resort season and early Spring wear in town. Included are Shoes in smart combinations, Sports Shoes, Colonials, Oxfords, Pumps, Dancing Slippers and Dress Slippers for all occasions. Slippers trimmed to order, according to individ- ual ideas,in workrooms in the establishment. . A Special Offering in this Department for toemorrow (Wednesday) will consist of 800 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S COTHURNEB EVENING SLIPPERS at $4.75 per peir. These Slippers, which are distinctively the vogue of the present season, are taken from the regular stock, where their prices have: been $7.00 to 8.00 per pair. Important Final Reductions have been made in the prices of . Women’s Coats and Wraps including the following unusual values: Coats for Street and Motor wear, originally $22.60 to 150.000 ‘at $10.00, 14.50, 25.00, 30.00 & 45.00 Wraps for Afternoon and Evening, originally $45.00 to 125.00 at $25.00, $32.00 & $45.00 B. Altiiian & Co. Remarkable price advantages are being offered in Oriental Rugs, Carpets and Hall Runners including a number of Carpets in unusual and large sizes. ‘Important Sales now being held offer extraordinary values in Household and Decorative Linens; Blankets, Comfortables, Bed- spreads and Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases; also fine Dress Linens, French Cotton Voiles, Nainsook and Longcloth. § (Fret Averme, 4 end 35th Rireeta, Mew York!) Mamie c 2114-32 AVE BET IB BNI STS OUR TERMS: $32? Down On + SO? ¢ 0° Down On # “THE RETURN OF TARZAY,” wonder story of mystery and adven- ture, begins in Evening World next Monday. Complete in one week. First of a series of ten great novele by ven v #15" Down On$ LARGER AMOUNTS 1 OPEN EVERY EVENING AY BOTH STORES 139 W. 125 SY i 160, bis’ ait Na 1 BEY LEWOX& 7° AV / A