The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1914, Page 4

x ‘Woman 168 Years 014. SE are kore g EOE SENG sx| SUAD TO TAL GRAFTING POLE az, enn: Sieh of His Plans to Fight Ale Against ‘The System.” ‘Mayor Mitchel fe to have a secret wervice squad to watch police offici- als and get evidence against the sa andl corrupt ones. With the ald of thene | fw fn aod through | Years M3 pny ae tice Whe ‘arab it | Special Sale - Real Laces At “The Linen Store” Italian Filet Laces—A special pur- Chae of thee laos wil be placed on eal ‘ Mod | Below Regular Prices sn nero oy inc 110 ces [RW Yaew e Yee VOeerd e 'Y hyn insertions, wide, at 38. to $1 (ee 8 OO ee james McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 33d and S4th Streets - port to be made public in a few jayor Mitchel says he hopes | jn force the plan to beat the imyatem,” secret service squad will not shoo fly squad,” the Mayor |) when «:ked about the charac- ter of the propomed secret arm of the Police force. The Mayor says he expects to keep the squad busy night and day investi- iting vice and gambling. The men proposed to keep them so active that in a few months even the moat intrepid and daring of graft taking pe will have turned straight. Another chen in the daparta BURRPS ir Mitchel will a the Sppointment of more deputies. It ig felt by the new Chief Executive that there in plenty of work for a few mo locust and they will be reco ded by Commissioner McKay, who| al pia @ report to the Mayor ina 1 aesisenscaliipemcnreens Yield of Leading Stocke Based on Present Selling nner eeesaSseS 202207 Sere will have roving commissions. It, Mayor Mitchel Announces One]? Market cloning—In late afternoon | (i |market was fairly active on a |broader basis many of the standard |Issues such as North Pacific and Great Northern, St. Phul, General figures for this movement with ac- tive trading and higher prices all around the list, Market cloned clone | 32, to the highest point. General Motors liowt half of the early advance and cloned at 55, Total wales, 416,585 shares, Opening was fairly active, but price changes were small and no definite conclusion could be i) to from thei th abroad money condith Eng! given rine to expectation vot another reduction in the bank rate, and the fact that a six months’ loan of city of | Liverpool was heavily oversubscri |at an average rate of 1-59 per cent. i ificant of the re- vestment senti- Rock Island open while the preferred opened at 16%, a |gain of %, There was auenee ofa |Short Interest in both issu ding was rather harrow in first half hour, with evidence of bear pres- sure here and there, but market Phetd well despite weakness in American Can and continuance of liquidation in 2 | | Rock Island issues, ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Union Pacific has disposed of all the 800,000 shares of Southern Pacific to individual purchasers not holding shares in either company previous to the dissolution proceedings. This ily winds up the enforced dis- position of Southern Pacific terror reported to Attorney-General tral Trust Lami of New Yorke io @ formal repo ona ween Smelting & Refining Com- y has received a wire to the effect rtd at its plants in Chihuahua, Mexico, i, peed have been blown in eo far this wee! UA dgptet er Exploration Company reports net income for year equal to Hie Red pV ond cent. on Rock oth amet cent. - brevious Copper selling « agencies advanced asking price for electrolytic copper to) 147-8 cents a pound. STERN BROTHERS \ |) Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Motor end_Carrtage Entrance on Forty-third Street > The February Sale of High Grade Furniture ri 2 Poereete Se Pic sod ith Foon, establishment of highest cost Classic Suites and sen f eo, ecbodins the largest pewet ie Living Rog snd Hal frm the mow practical end inexpensive to the for Dining Room, At Price Advantages ranging upto 50 Per Cent Less Than Actual Values The following Very Exceptional Values are typical: ''For the Library | Kentiworth Ouk Sofas, hand carved | ; frame, stained cane seat and back, $95.00 > Am to match, . at 35.00 |< Side Chairs, to match, at 29.00 Tables, to match, at 14,00 Solid V Book Cases, $20.00, 24.00, sng 35.00 to 55.00 : Library Tables, of Oak and Mahogany, $9.50, 16.50, $2.00, 35.00 to- 60.00 For the Hall Carved Old English Oak Hall Benches and Consoles, 418-78 vo 28.80 Sofas, of solid leather covered, Asve Chairs, to-match, Turkish Chaise, covered to order with velours. or-tapestries, Fireside Chatre, mahogany frame, loose cushion, covered in denim, For the Living Room colid mahogany, leather covered, at $40.00, 42.00, 65.00 and 85.00 Overstuffed Davenports, covered in brown denim, et $59.00, 115.00 “at $16.50, 18.50 st $8.00, 23.80 at $28.50 Continuation To-morrow,-on the Fifth Floor, of the Annual February Sale of Oriental Rugs, Carpets and Hall Runners ’ With greater price reductions than those of any similar sale heretofore: Included are . Fereghans, Guenjies, in Beloochistans, Shirvans, Kazakjias, Moussouls “doce rom 2 to 4 fe. wide by 3/5 wo 6 ft. lone br varies enums ax $5.75, 6.75, 7.75, 9.75, 12.80 and 15.75 Actual Values $9.75 -to 35.00 Mahals, Ghoerevans, Serapies, Bid) ! Sowa, in irmanshahs, 5 lspahans,'Mesheds and Asia Minor inor Carpets, ranging 6 7/2 ft. the | izes 12 to 17 i by 6/2 to7\/, bg ghes lasge sions 2 to 17 ft. wide by 27 ft. long, $29.75, 39.75, 49.50, 68.00, 79.00 to 2500.00 Actual Values $65.00 to 4500.00 At the end of the first hour the mar- ket was quite dull, but stocks were firm at prices equal to or above open- ing level, Great Northern was strong beh advanced on good buying 1%, to 183%. General Motors stock spurted up 12 points for the common, to 63, and the preferred, at 90, was 8% points above its close of last night. In second hour market became a epecialty affair, of the fact that there was quite a little scattered selling by hep hang by bulls, the market gave @ good ac count of itself. rich stocks advagced, the com- in pol ise in the latter iedues beg jess yin Se to the factor j of int merit as the company is earning rg the rate be about 8 per cent. on the preferred. American can peels of oa. Eien of annual re- but seemed to on decline, saci ira The Closing bei ter pelts SERS a rere, the She) ni i FEE 5 —ae FEF PELETE FTES SEE EEE EEE es st SECT SE: 1++ +4414 | t+ pape mrt tiara ts Siugvevereysi aleve geeususvsrerakeerst eres ences. ror Bee oe tel ttete ates | + ‘see pet oer oe oats $3 Fee SH < ra toot € sseeeueuues Cesare PIRPLEREEE BERET, SPPPES FFE EE Sot FPR — ime 3 ‘Sree e Bie FERSE FFE Ssdeense FFFSE wn Ssaeesere: Bets, eR es 0s FF Ait tthe 1+ th He +H Heth + Hl teett te + 1 +h ttt tl te Penk 7S! A, ¥. PAYNE, M, D, NOT AN ORDINARY “Coucn” MEDICINE se ity p HS ta ¢ =e NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Monday's eat | ed M12: Flectric moved up to new high 1 Rey Oke 6 port trom “short interest. eee FEF CE WHRAT, fs Lom Clon Ru sat . - 4% ladbes of Heat, A Open. High. La ia 1209 ays Crate pie m0 wig 2 rin he s 00 55,00 a al & points, ‘NEW YORK, dames McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS On Wednesday, February the 4th. Important Clearance FINE FURS High Class Fur Garments, Muffs and Neck- pieces at remarkable price concessions. 75.00, 35.00 formerly 165.00, . Hudson Seal Coats—Ermine or German Fitch collar 185.00 formerly 275.00 Persian Lamb Coats, 45 inches long; Superior Quality Skins. formerly 450.00, 295.00 formerly 42.50, 25.00 Miak Muffs,—dark East’n skins.formerly 125.00, 75.00 formerly 125.00, 75.00 a 85.00, 45,00 85.00, 45.00 85.00, — 42.50 85.00, 95.00, 85.00, 75.00, 37.50, 85.00, 85.00, 95.00, 65.00, 18.50, Mole Skin Muffs...., Mole Skin Scarfs White For Muffs... Black Fox Muffs... Black Fox Scarfs... Black Lynx Muffs. Fur Robes for Baby Carriages...formerly MEN’S FUR-LINED OVERCOATS For Motor or Street Wear Black Broadcloth Overcosts, lined with Natural Muskrat. . WOMEN'S GLOVES Attractive Values 1-button Doeskin in Naturel or White value 1.00 L-clasp Pique Sewn Mochs Gloves in Tan, Gray or Black... value 1.00, 88c pair 16-button length Mousquetaire Glace in Tan or White value 2.75, 2.10 peir Special Sale “SOROSIS TANGO” SLIPPERS 4.75 per Pair. value 6.00 to 8.00 Made of Patent Leather, Dull Kidskin, Bronze Kidskin, White Calfskin ard Black Satin. Rhinestone and cut Steel “Tango” Sets and Buckles, at one-quarter less than regular prices. “LA PRINCESS” CORSETS An extensive vanety of French models, made of the choicest materials including Elesti-, Silk and Cotton Tricot, Brocade, Broche a:.d Striped Coutil. Gatton WHOL <ciorecenersrucsrens cencs 7.50 and 10.00 _ Considerably Reduced A collection of “La Princess” models ‘in Coutil, Broche or Silk Brocade. formerly 7.50, 1,95 | Lord & Taylor | \, Founded 1826 ° The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. February and Removal Sales Dress Silks Values Unprecedented The Sale will continue throughout the week with additional Remarkable offerings Black Broche Crepo-ge-Chi ae Rectoocty 0n.t0 poe pina) $2: 052 B ‘ul Evening Broche Silk: ag 4 Fit As Pornitety $3.00 per yard } $1.58 Crepe Charmeuse 40 inches wide, in about seven | $2.95 | | also ivory and black. Regularly | Tub Wash Silks 82-36 inches wide, in a fine selection of terns. ogulashy #100 per feed pis oa i 50 per yard Imported Cotton Dress Fabrics Special Values Imported White Tosca C: 12,500 yards, 40 inches wile, Regular price 65c per yard Imported Colored Tosca Crepe 8,500 yards, in a complete range of new colors. Regular price 75c per yard | ase |sse Removal Sale Curtains & Bed Sets To effect a disposal of the stock before moving we have made further large reductions $16,000 Worth of Lace Curtains Will Be Offered for $7,575 (Less than half original prices) 150 pairs (one pair of a kind) 25¢, 35¢ .50 Per Pair ah pee fer $3.56 ® peloee ie wk 15 190 pairs (two pairs of a kind) 50c, $1.00, $1.50 to $25.00 Per Patr Former prices $1.25 to $75.00 114 pairs (thiee pairs of a kind 75¢, $1.00, $1.75 10 $0.75 Per Pair Fo:mer prices $2.00 to $16.50 120 pairs (four pairs of a kind) 75¢, $1.00, $1.75 te $4.75. Per Pair Former prices $1.50-to $10. 1054 pairs (five pairs and more of a kind) ? 75¢, $1.50, $2.00 to $5.50 Per Pair Former Prices $1.75 to $9.00 100 Lace Panels $1.50, $2.00, $3.75 1 $7.50 Each $12.00 275 Bed Sets $1.00, $2. 00, 53. .50 to $35.00 ‘ormer prices $3.00 to $85.00 Annual February Furniture Sale (in connection, with Final Removal Sales) Entire Stock ‘Greatly Reduced Specimen Values Pure Colonial Dressers or Chiffoniers of superior construction d finish ff) Mahogany ) Circassian Walnut seat Scr ATER SERRE meme | HAVE YOU BOUGHT THE | 1914 World Almanac} ‘ NOW SELLING 28c on Newsstands. 35c by Mail