The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1914, Page 14

et THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SKNUAKY™21, I0Tt. : 4 ‘ apector Titus'’s staff at No. 308 test | ' destrabte that there should be any| 7 jin the Bronx. It Isa photograph gal- | Workman's Compensation Commis: | H \lery egnducted by Andrew J. Arnold, the Subway af it A N D Entrance to |! f ] i Abraham & H \ | H Rse = KROOKLYN é A Sale of 100 Dainty Dancing Dresses $27.50 Up-to-the-Minute Styles lature, and in my fa 00. tant | Inlon’ of the police his address as No, 78 Kast) ie aa CATCH Two MEN abla dagidtelainast 1 HE KILLED BY VETO iit passe) : | ' — ae —— ee From photographs found fm the place it is believed by the police that at least 20) young giris have fallen victims to the system of Kirschner i= sovernor points Out that ONGE AND. SULPHUR: Governor Points Out That! rs oo 2 and Arnold, ‘They were arrested on| a ; " { ey Find Photographs of 200 the complaint of Anna Standroup. | Provision Under Compensa- | DARKENS 6 ‘ a " os “ seventeen yearn old, who disappeared; “4 - " | >. — | Young Girls in the | trom her home at No. 214 West Nine-} tion Act Changes Situation. | me yi ,\ty-second stroet early Inst April. | 4 ‘It's Grandmother's Recipe 4 Place. Anna was found at 1 o'clock thin) H i t {morning In a flat at No, 152 West! ALBANY, Jan. 21.—Hoth Houses of/ to Restore Color, Gloss a , One Hundred and Forty-fourth street | re were urged by Gov. | and Thickness ‘a " TAS PLANT, |iving with a woman named Ruth in a special mossage to-day to! a u s. oy THINK IT WAS 4 PLANT | Roller, twenty-seven year old. The] pasa the Insurance til) he vetoed at | ———— | $2 Her Majesty and J. B. Corsets, 98¢ NEW LOW BUST model, estpeme sof \qirl said she had been in the fat! the conclusion of the recent extra nes. | Hair that loves ar a bie .,| since a few days after aha left home.| sion, In it the Executive watd te be- | When it fades tugns gr © ‘Believe That. It Was Place! 4 e jer woman was arrested and " less, is caused by a lack of The Boll Neved all insurance corporations and | joy Sie andmother ait held in Harlem Police Court In 83,000) agsooiations carrying on business of ‘ jong hip line. 4 Ke Used for the Abduction | paititor examination on a charge of| workmen's compensation —tnaurance | for hokes Ae ge Bea Ri sep iho | ‘ at $16.50 $2.50 American Lady and Her A ey " abduction. should file with the Mate Superintend- | sands of d ho value that = vs 4 oa ick Shed water Oy . bs of Young Women. | deabin @tandrvup aeld eke had been | sae opamnurisace date concernthe: thelr [eve vcolor, that boawt itd dart ote WE THINK THIS {§ THE LUCKIEST PURCHASE THAT WE Majesty Corsets, $1.49 placed in the Rollei flat by & MAN | rgkw and premiums. hair which is so attractive, use only this | \y ‘ e HAVE MADE THIS YEAR, as these are just the kindof Evening and who ran a photograph gallery in tho! 4 p4it was introduced In the Lagis. |." Hota ok pet (MEG emia nt . . ’ Dancing Dresses that everyone simply must have to be in the “swim” Extreme long hip fine, low bust effect. ‘What appears to have been # plant) Hronx and visited her regularly. She | iature to-day to provide that to coin- tall. Th ies Has ‘ a correct ' feed poses 19 iby asking at drug store for at all. ¢ woman who has not a Dancing Dress—and a correc - es ound + nel Wy by Detectives| ta the detectives that on the day] pany be permitted to do this business | cont bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and g Dancing Dress—NOW might just as well declare herself alone this | | $5.00 to $8.00 Sample Bien Jolie was found to-day hid f Ine [ane left home she met @ young MAN! ynti! ite rater and scheduler are ap-| phur Hair Remedy,” which d he e vear—and every month the need will become greater. These are in the Corse s, $1.98 ullough and Fitzuibbons of In- | a+ One Hundred and Tenth street and | proved by the State Superintendent. In | ha naturally, 40 evenly, that nobody Jaintiest vest styles of th ith th wuisite touches that vid ee ——— | Cenggal Park West who got into con- | part the Governor sald: in possibly tell it has been applied. Be- | § » hewest sty! the season, with the exquisite touc a Made of French coutil, boned with’ verdition with her, praised her good | “1 felt constrained to veto thin bin | sides it takes off dandi ' 7 make the Dancing Costumes works of art and a joy indeed—taffetas, walohn, long straight hip models, cooek Raks.the a. looks and volunteered to take hor} when it came before me for executive fie k 7 aed oe a j : bo Mert ean wat ihe in a spd te om medium and low bust. os ; photograph. consideration because I felt that the | and draw this through ait, taking ay ich, ¢ Way, will be used all summer), shadow ai.) Chantilly econd floor, Kast Builétag,_ — | Bhe went with him to the Bronz| state Insurance Fund shortly to bej one small strand at a time. By morn- laces and bugles—variety of evening shades. photograph gallery, where, after pos-| inaugurated under provisions of the gray bi . jing ‘ Ine for . photograph iy he et tbe CivcAl Pee rt hts the ta } Women $ $15.50 Striped Cloth Dresses, $8.98 5 jas persua be 3 eons 4 7‘ . A Petsse Cok sane | ee aRoen ber Rae that, bee bald, | cluded ainong (he “asaboiations” over HH Avery Peay new Spring model, with double skirt, moire and satin 5 phe’ re dal AE pple Par ked by Arnold with! Which these large supervisory powers brings | collar and belt. plat of grattlated sugar and '% pint of {sho was attac! y were given to the Superintendent of |lustre and gives it edappearance of | hay f ; None C. O. Warm water and otir for @ minutes, “a ald and was then taken to/ tngurance, and it seemed to me un-| abundance. Y ! + Put £1¢ ounces of pure Pines (fifty ia by ite ee ence OX | ome qoute’ worth) in a pint bottle, and fill it | Pioited by 4 4 Fite: Detectives McCullough and Fits- | p with the Sugar Syrup. This gives 1 gibbons went to the photograph gal # family supply of the best cough |iory at noun. They found Kirachner at a saving of 08. there, and while they were queation- THURSDAY SPECIAI. 75c Sheets, 59c Each D. or on approval. . Heavy round thread linen ¢inisle PP! Second fioor, Central Building, muslin Sheets, 214x2% yards, Sold} oo - Mi by most stores for 7Sc. each; beew 7 i THURSDAY SPECIAL selling here as a leader at 65c., each; Women’s $16.50 Coats, $8.95 ||icvsmunt | before hemming. 17¢, hemstitched muslin Pillowcases, | The effectiveness of this simple rem. im Arnold, who had been con- Y } One hundred ‘and sixty gcoats fr ker wh cialized 4 1c, : ‘ ie total a 5 pa y 6 S from a ma er who Specia on 45x36 ‘Inches..........6 each : ws eo ees te tae Hak glen ogbet rorrt women’s Coats. The remainder of the Winter materials made up | | toc. quality yard wide bleached Mus- } ERG Mote aoa dragged whol. into two of the best models of the season. One. is full length of 8 ivssoneknaranyetai 1 double faced cloth, half lined with satin; other is made in three- 2 quarter length, round corners, trimmed with velvet and self-covered buttons. Materials are striped cheviots and zibelines. Sizes 34 to 44 bust measure. None C. O. D. of on approval. Gecond floor, Ceatra! Balding. Photographs of Anna Standroup were foun? in the gallery. ‘There E. / were more than two hundred photo- graphs of other girle who had posed xpress a es 19c “Carlotta” Crepe, 12}4c Yard SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS of this most fashionable Cotton Crepe, with’ » splendid crinkle; white @n@ colored grounds, with dainty weven stripes in colors and black; 29 inches |. @ wide. Subway floor, West Budding. | in the nude, These photographs will be compared with pictures of missing rn up in the Morrisania police station. Effective February 1, 1914 Thore they were Identified by Anna |i} \_ Standroup as the men who had ac- i 2 Gompliohed her ruia. In conformity with the order of the BRAVE DOCTOR LOVED Interstate Commerce Commission HIS PET CANARY BIRD THURSDAY SPECIAL Women’s $18.75 to $40.00 Suits, $8.50 to $19.75 Reduction and Clearance Sales ABOUT 500 SUITS, taken from our own stock and including all the best fabrics of the season; such as broadcloths, velveteens, cheviots, mixtures and checks—a great variety of styles as well as the prevailing The following table is illustrative of some of ' the differences between the new and old rates Winter shades, including black and navy. ‘ ‘1 All That Was Rescued From Come with every thought in mind of vest you would expect to get if you were to pay from $18.75 to $40.00 for a THURSDAY SPECIAL de. P Suit—see these at $8.60 to $19.75, and decide for yourself whether or no the values we quote are not even less than ’ $30,000 Fire at Union they should be. Women’s .15c Hill, N. J Between ‘izes in the assortment for every woman, from the smallest to the stout figure. None C. ©. D. or on approval. h N. J NEW YORK |“y..-isana’|mcocmclonmen” : : : boralb AL, llr Undervests, 9c. :.:! Damage estimated at $90,000 was Uwe andthe eg eo Deere ean tellowieg pointe: LOW NECK, \eeveless, all flotshed with silk tapes. . Women’s Combination Suits, 29¢ | Extra and regular sizes, low neck, + sleeveless, wide at knee; lace } trimmed, Women's 25c to 35c Undervests, 19¢ “Cumfy-Cut” Undervests, in regu- lar and extra sizes. Slightly Imperp fect. i fitreet floor, Fulton street, Contra Building. caused by a fre this morning at the rear of shoe store owned by Joseph Schnodel, No, 176 Bergenline avenue, Union Hill, N. J, The fire spread rapidly down the block as far as No. 170, each of the four houses being burned down. No. 170 was occupied by Dr, John Ademisi dentist, and No. 173 by Dr. Hits, eye special- ist. The fire had gained consider- ahle headway before it was discov- ‘ered, and the families of these two doctors had to get out in such a hurry that they saved only the clothes they were wearing, the alarm Teaching them just in time to enable thom to dress. Dr. Ademisius made a dash back into the burning house and rescued his pet canary, which was the only thing saved from the flames. Bergen- Mne avenue is the main business 69 te $15 Silk Remnants, 49c to $4.98 a Yard January Sale---Astonishing Values WE HA‘/E TAKEN EVERY REMNANT from our entire silk stock and fours them into one big lot— about 9,000 yards in all, putting these small selling prices upon them for quick clearance, Single and double width and nearly every good kind of silk used this season. Various lengths, for many uses, trimming, fancy work, linings, waists and dress lengths. We have arranged the lengths in various groups on several squares; the short lengths in one Section, the larger pieces in another, 4 Street Fluor, West Building, Chicago, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Denver, Col. Butte, Mont. Dalles, Tex, Sea Francisco, Cal. g | (ok Men’s $3 Blanket Bathrobes, $2.39 A NUMBER OF DESIGNS and in every good color combination. Well made, with piped seams and satin yokes, Good value at $3.00. were Velvet and Cloth Suits All Greatly Underpriced street of Union Hill and contains 2,400 Men's Fancy Shirts, 59c aes Sieve, was woe | sian e oe, 2 uits .. er 25.98. 's 4 much valuable property. By the time! Brand new, 200 dozen of fine percale-Shirts, the product of a reliable maker, 16 Suits at 18.98; ten Hab 2 Suits at 98, the firemen arrived the flames had Highest Cl fT: * All good patterns in the best colorings, A id assortment—all light ef- 1 Suit at .06, was $56.00. 2 Suits at $30.98, w ipalbed G0 strong & hold Oe the four ighest Class of Transportation fects, They have stiff cuffs, Sizes 44 to 47 Inch 2 Suits at $80.08, were $40.98. | 1 Suit at ‘treet floor, Fulton street, Kast Building, nderful Values in Children's Washable Dresses at 98., $1.98, $2.98) Sizes 6 to 14 years. i 2 Elaborately Trimmed Blouses Black cotton Stockings, full fashi double gart 4 double soli ° $1.29 jack cotton Stockings, fu: lon te soles, *. . ‘ the steamer Tasman, which ran also black mercerized lisie thread, pestos Maggy lh le ops Zoubie heels pis MADE OF FINE batisie, front trimmed with shadow lace and hea’ he gp a en ca ta toes, ; embroidery; side tucking and veining, finished with net frill at ne —— — . — Women's 85c Silk Stockings, 59c sleeves to match. Ee Pure silk Stockings, ingrain, double lisle thread garter tops, double soles and $1.50 Whit Yoil w ists, 08 , i le ie Wal c ‘ high spliced heels. Made of white voile, with collar and revers of embroidery edged with Jong shoulder effect, finished with veining, cuffs edged with frills, P CLEARANCE SALE of striped flannelette and black lawn Walsts, value 7ScM hot that all the: id do te tare the sijeinag —bulings. The Free Insurance up to $50 bidpirg tats. Canceedelad A Receipt for Each Shipment Mme. Nordica Progressing. MELBOURNE, Australis, Jan, %1.— R ‘bili fi ‘ ‘Thursday Island comes word that Saf. Ef Mie. Lillian Nordies, the ope , esponsi icien who has been suffering trom See. Po ty ety cy mia, ts progressing favorably. Mme. Peneaien WAS Obs Gf the pampeamers Of Telephone or Weite to Your Nearest Express Office 4 Wo Women’s 2%." Stockings, 12!4c COTTON AND LISLE thread Stockings, in black and colors, some full fashioned, come seamless. A sample lot. Store orders only. Women’s 25c Stockings, 19c Black and colors. atavet floor, Fulton strest, Central Building, Art Neediework Store Offers - Stamped Pillowcases at 49c a Pair AN EXCELLENT lot of hemstitched and stamped Pillowcases. We also show 2 splendid assortment of miniature. 17-inch high Sewing Screeits, in assorted colors, at 9Bc, e folding Sewing Screens, of dainty with black and white Sewing Cotton: and Pin Cushions, all nicely made. Women’s Calfskin Shoes, $2.054 Gun metal calfskin, button and lace models, with dull kisi stout welted and stitched soles, Cuban heels, Boys’ Calfskin Shoes, $1.98 Gun metal calfskin, lace style, with strongly sewed soles of solid that will stand the hard knocks most boys subject thelr Shoes to. Sizgs to 54, widths B to E, Second floor, West Building. $22.00 Library Tables, $17.50 ’ ® - Bag) and golden oak and mahogany finish, Colonial design, large drawer Men 5 Suits to Measure, $17.5 u * $20.00 Extension Tables, $16.00 and $22.50 Golden oak, pedestal base, 44-inch top, extends 6 ft. Values $25.00 to $42.00 $27.00 Buffets, $21.60 : Golden oak, two top drawers, double pnb pon large linen drawer. THE GREAT NEW YEAR CLEARANCE—one of the most. po etonne, fitted Needle Book - A195 each Bullding, ured pink and blue crs also Darning Cotton, TEN GREAT 4 AUTHORS IN TEN ON THE EVENING WORLD .BEGINNING NEXT M NDAY: $6.50 Rockers, $5.20 Mahogany finish.and golden oak, imitation leather seats.