The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1914, Page 6

|. fen this tne” Fy ree poral , Kamond and it opened at the Tuore playing the 1 Teade and supported Nght and frothy that ite flimsy texture like a cannon he wakeful temperament. She growing sont and with a rich @ lad of twenty-two and has Meantime her younger eon has fallen out of a tree. His mother returns, to find the youngster in the midst of a ife-and-death operation, and, inci- dentally, to find that every one knows jj just how and where she has passed the intervening eighteen hours. Which clears the way for the Prob- lem. Her worthy sister orders Betty to the “farewell-man,” Bot hain of shutting down on Betty's infatuation for the nan has turned to horror; for she belleves her child's injury te & punishment for her Dunbar. *~ Inglefield. ‘Wherea! gether My an elderly admirer with Money solves the i i fi i Ha were quite i HIE; Ut i i s "What Vernon Castle: says of LUM BIA Dance Records orm Callie \ COME IN AND LISTEN! IMPORTANT NOTICE. Columbia Resords may be played on Vieter Talking | all Columbia Grafoneles will play Vietor Records. Columbia Graphophone Co. "Ge Cimbane Weat 128th Be, Se., New York. ee | I No Money Do swoxto. 9: aD i JANUARY which has been raging since Sunda: Sona etre | BROOKLYN RAILROAD MEN | the appearance of the sun to-day. The fainfali for the twenty-four hours ending at midnight was 2.96 inches, making the total for the sea- fon 14.82 inches. Moré tain fell yea- terday than the total for the 1918 weason to Jan. 27, according to the Weather Bureau figures. At Santa Barbara, where the great- est damage was done, a heavy rain was falling this morning. GIRL KILLED IN AUTO CRASH. Five Other Oocapants in Touring Car gti injured. Over $1,000,000 Damage. LOS ANGELES, Jan. %7.—With Lene net ‘Mine Grat Swank, tw rycen years old, of this city, was tnstantly killed and five other ‘rear t ofa weer ar auto were r got beyon4 thevconerol of the the iriver ‘and. crashed thie section of the State damaged to tae 8 ye early the extent of more than $1,000,000 as &/ , steep incline ‘on Chesapeake avenue at result of the unprecedented storm Rowen o urd. or handicapped seriously, six train- loads of passengers marooned and t Gocarred at the base of | men eee: fit. The action of ine Ta a he baste with conductors % na Tre bk yeh) \@rrine tor Drink Habit GIVEN WAGE seen B. R. T. Raises Salaries of Men! * on Coney Island and Brook- ‘lyn Lines, weit IAT 60h EXPENSE re in earnest when we ask you to An average increase of 10 per cent. | give monaiNe eta ie have nathing in wages of motormcn and condue- | to risk @ raed pred for your tors employed on the old Coney Ia- wen Veet tor 8 land and Brooklyn Railroad lines—| you dg! ametuer the DeKalb avenue, Franklin avenue | 2 in le Pap te qepatnar tle and Smith street systeme—was an- tunity | to try the ORRIN! nounced to-day by the Brooklyn} {¢ by Aetd o mple treat: Rapid .Transit, which ig now in reckive of J <_—s Island and "Under tho tor Inder torent management all motormen and conductors were Ly 14 23 cente an hour, The B. R. T. aged the treatment, ven in the home without publicity or fool tine fron Sunn and sis a eer tenet a perdr OE RINE Now Hip form or feet desire to take voluntary treat seet Cans only 01.00 a bos, Cacia sad weiner {esa a a ik for booklet. stores, bay iy 24 cents an ‘nour fh mm) ip to 28 cen’ figure. a plying > ‘employ of he company or more. five hundred men will bene- Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Final Clearance Sale Wednesday Women’s Coats 34 Fur Collar Broadcloth Coats Full length, Fc: black Pid pape collars of skunk opossum, seal, caracul or kitt coney; with quilted satin. 18.50 Heretofore $39.50 45 Dressy Evening Coats Of silk chiffon velvet or plush in plain, brocaded or moire effects. 25.00 Heretofore $45.00 to $59.50 28 Beaded Evening Wraps Paris made Evening Wraps, beaded on silk a enon, in black and iridessent colors, lined with rich silks. 25.00 Heretofore $69.50 to $98.50 42 Model Evening Wraps Of highest class silk chiffon plush, cut plush velour brocade velvet, plain or fur ows ed, also a number of model coats. 35.00 Heretofore $69.50 to $98.60 No Alterations _ No Approvas FIFTH AVE., 37th:and 38th Sts. ~~ LEASE EXPIRING HAY ist oe Set to Pl cello, the lets preaniine our. Bonsall BouiSila. he me Mra de thie as Zulckiy” on ponte we have mate Price Reductions of From 25% to 50% this a “once-in-a-lifetime” alg ITE ie * capere oe erally foun ‘Don't wait! Come now when the selection te largest. RE TAGS on everything. Compere our prices with others, val y fre li z ii $ 7 fi i E i i g t i i i ge 3 i i Ai i be i T Hy i iif t i ‘ E i i f a “Young Men’s Shop” —16 West 38th St. i * Feanklin ¢ Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue "Young Men's Shof" 16 West_ 38th St.e—Store Floor” Entirely separate from Fifth Avenue Storo Annual Clearing Sale - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 196 Young Men’s Suits SIZES, 32 TO 42 CHEST Modeled on new English lines i : checked psa Scotch tweed of 7 Baglch’ miktares. — 12.50 Heretofore $21.50 to $24.50 154 Hand Tailored Suits FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST or all-wool imported fabrics in brown or green mixtures, Tasman o or fa! eHhoragg : Bavy, serge or cheviot. 15.00 Heretofore $27.60 to $30.00 64 Chinchilla Overcoats FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST ee Single or double breasted semi-form fitting models, in navy, Oxford or brown, yoke and sleeves silk fined ceo a number serge lined throughout. 12.50 Heretofore $21.50 to $24.50 103 High Grade Winter Overcoats FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST and doubl ry form: ong oe pega Fone of Ca fitting} sito . blue vicuna, Scotch ‘twostt oO Le Tp Ay 15.00 Heretofore $37.50 to $30.00 it without bad Her ounces maragtisrie 116 i eae af cael Oe scanty a "e Hy . foes gaa 4 Br cts 1 z prenral 1 90 Maasie 0.: weit forthe, “fasemaee eed, Ne there ‘any ordinary fate, ‘eaten th eran Lord @ T. aylor: Founded 1886 4 The Store Opens at 9A. M. Closes at 6 P.M Final Removal Clearance 0 The Surplus Stock of Decorative Linens At Half Regular Prices Thousands of pieces of beautiful laced trimmed, and embroidered linens—doylies, centerpieces, tea cloths, FJ lunch cloths, banquet cloths, lunch sets, etc., marked at Prices to ‘Effect a Reapig ‘Disposal -Annual February— “Furniture Sale & (in connéction with Final Removal ape) ‘ : Now in Progress. The event presehts 8 most unysu al Home Figs ge PHY it is the. collection of ‘splendid Wy ‘constructed furniture stig | bg have ever seal the priced‘ have been‘made: low, ney be effected, before moving to. the- -New ‘Store. Remarkable Values in Dressers, Chiffoniers & Bedsteads to Match Final Removal Sales Women’s Footwear: Button 8 Lace Boots Of tan and black Russia o. ie Evening Shippers clues 86.00 to 88 in| 83-95 | | ll ‘ ue $5. 829 5 Of black Russia calf, vici kid wl $3.95 Button & Lace Boles: aa leather. Values $6.00 to $8.00, ow Street Shoes” fae Sires all Hebe 1s and sgn} 8.2.6 5 Values $5.00 to $7 [_Siee broken om all of the above Hines, White Canvas Pumps & Coton: “i emaul $7.95 Value, 50% Reduction On Au Stipper Buckles Of the finest rhinestone and cut steel - $1.50 to $15.00 per pasr MUSTEROLE Por ssertcceutts Sct, ome That Lame Back! Gp hteTake i hat Rub it om belshiz—mesenge Ut io Chilbisins, Frosted Feet, Colds | of a Bee She OS pear ry not of of TEROLE Company, : drug. Fes mall you epee THE TRAIL to YESTERDAY” 4 helt coded Reger Pe gaNow Running