The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 9

_THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, TRUST FUND GONE “MASSING BANKER SUED FOR CHEEK a Conti Charged with Accepting 64,722 for Institution with _ Which He Is Not Connected E BIG STORE ~~. BOTH SIDES OF SIXTH AVE.-18™% TO 19™ ST. ‘MAIN BUILDIN( Once a Year, in Our Leather Goods Department, Comes This Sale of ni Mives’ Hand Bags . > and Misses And itis a sale to which flock the smarvest women of New York. Newest s A backward season induced some of the best Ng rtpeahd to offer us the items which we quote in thie advertisement wi ; H Ticepional bar; inspection and purchase, tomorrow. moe Wve Yeu bo eres vent $1 Hand Bags, at 69c See illustration; durable black goat CREENEUFS Tiese That Delights the Real Bargain Seeker Most stores offer Nae “bargains” to or people to come and buy other things, on which profits are larger. At “The Big Store” our whole business is done on dai bargains. We advertise them, because we want to seil The Sale of Women's & Misses’ Hilp.tr IN OWN man. one Spring Dresses ins, and for your fags at 1.35 See illustration; Assignee Is Served with Papers Since Italian Financier Cannot Be Found. ‘That the affairs of the missing Ital- fam Banker, Cesare Conti of No. % Broadway, are in a serious tangle ia indicated in @ suit brought in the Supreme Court to-day by the Mon- @eeen Savings and Trust Company .o @empel Joseph M. Conklin, voluntary assignee of Conti's business, to pay Over $1,722 which, !t ts claimed, Conti @iverted to his own bank before he mysteriously disappeared. The action le on Justice Bijur’s caledar. ‘The complaint states that about Feb, 1 the trust company forwarded te Conti its check for $1,722 to cover ®@ draft on @ Naples, Italy, bank, which it was thought Conti repre- @ented in New York. Instead of for- warding the check Conti deposited it with his pesonal bank, the Sea- board Nation: Bank, and then wrote the plaintiffs a letter asking them to draw on the Bancaria 80- ‘tleta of Naples, another institution, for the amount of the check. The letter was dated Feb. 2. The day following Conklin became Conti's as- @ignee and Conti was numbered among the missing. | ‘The plaintiff, through his attorney, Mdney R. Fleischer, demanded from Conklin the return of the check. Conklin declined to return the check or its equivalent and told the attor- mey that the affairs of Mi. Conti are @uch that he will not be able for time to state whether Mr. Conti's assets are in excess of his @ebts. He usked Mr. Fleischer to ‘wait until Conti's business is straight- ened out. In bis application for immediate re- Mef Mr. Fieiwcher incorporates a Ic.- ter from Mr. Cont! written the day before he uisappeared in which the banker statos that he has not been the representative of the Naples Bank for more than a year. Why he @bould have accepted the check and deposite dit to his own account is the mystery Mr. Fleischer says ba ‘wants the court to fathom. ‘The lawyer obtained. permissiot from the Court to serve the receiver instead of Conti. Mr. Fleischer said to-day Mr. Conklin informed him that ether trust funds of a character similiar to the one upon which tho suit was based are involved in Mr. Conti's affairs. He said that neither Irving L. Ernest, the receiver's at- torney, nor Mr. Conklin know the et whercabouts of the missing ns “CUTE-FACED KID" “GOES UP” AT LAST Boy Thirteen Times Arrested for Thefts “Must Do a Stre:csh | at Last.” | ‘When Magistrate Marsh in the Cen- tre Btrcrt Police Court to-day sen tenced Elmer Dillon, seventcen years O14 of No. 8 Liberty street, Brooklyn te te Reformatory for three years, the “Cute-Faced Kid,” as he fe fa-| miliarty called, only pel | “Well, fies fay to the pen. | “He is the worst boy criminal tn! New Oe said Policeman Schneld- @, who arrested him in Chinatown. “the has been arrested thirteen tines 5 the past six years and owing di ES a we ioe Saif le convincing eac! Magistrate before whom he was ar- Taigned that he was innocent and persecuted. In ares case he wi wither cpbaresd oF sentence vas ing out as a thief at thirteen be was arrested in March, 1908, for ing, Sentence was suspended, ve times since that occasion he in the hands of the police, for a Rest, District-Attorney whitses and Mrs, have gune to the Greenbrier Hotel at White Sulphur Springs, West For their Valentine party the Kiddies will love ifr “Children’s Assortment.” Half-pound boxes of hard sugar candies, each with a beau- tiful post card enclosed. Special Valentine favors, | them; for plenty more are always coming. It is part of our Cally ‘work to find bargains for our customers—genuine be ue offerings of good, reliable, most-wanted mer- jand. And the thousands who depend upon us for them are never di: inted. Every =~ is ECONOMY DAY at “The Big Store.” The Greatest Convenionse of Shopping bs WA Charge Account ‘We'll mal for you to become a CHARGE CUSTOMER ean estore yo you will coll at our Department of Accounts, Balcony, A Small But Choice Collection of Tapestry Brussels Rugs Very Considerably Reduced In Price for Tomorrow BARLY orate Linde abd you will perceive the necessity for coming Tne designs are unique—the colorings are such as will go with any decorative scheme. inating trom one of the best miils in the country, they will be found to be hinge ‘eal worthy. Size rail; Size 7.6x0 r ree, $13.50; $9.95, ‘MAIN, BUILDING, $6.50 $650 Mantel Clocks $3. 95 On Sale Here, Tomorrow, at. . IN DECORATED can MARBLEIZED. IRON, MAHOGANY aa! AND GRAY STEEL IRON. AS X ELL AS A NUMBER OF “ODD" C. OCKS. INCLUDING TRAVELING CLOCKS, TO BE CLOSED OUT IN THIS SALE. 7 B lendid collection of fine clocks 8 Out at a traction of meir ri pol the finest workmanship. Included Py }-Gong-Strike Clocks (nour and half care ir &-Inch Porcelain or Celluloid Cite, ge size of these clocks ie 11 inches ef sed wide. these are of the famous “Ansonia” m movements, jomorrow, of these $6.50 53. 95 $1.95 Another instance wher ° Big Store relieved a manufacturer who overproduced, Another sale where the power of * brings extraordinary values to our custome! Women’s $3.50 Shoes, at . A varied colleciion ot Geet ated styles—al elzes and widtha in each styl ued nt . THE LEATHERS INCLUDE tan Russia calf, gun-metal calf, patent leather, kidskin, suede, tan and gray; also black velvet. Button or all toe-shapes and heel-heights, WOMEN'S $1 GOODYEAR GLOVE RUBBERS fires quality tsa rudpere; these are of the foot: ui storm and skeleton tte ais {074 780, palre on ale, tor 49c morrow, at... ‘ SHOES—enceMent quality xi ton style; good leather roles; from mall giris' size se larger gine! site 2; at....... Wand pin Persian gral bees‘ pin Essingl an double st ie $1.50 Hand Bags, at . ° age, at 85c fine roan grained piedlgge pl aatiocmas leather- lined; chic pannier style; double top and double side handles; come have watch orna- ments; these are ‘mounted on rich, plain and fancy metal frames; many of them have the Logie ees “Du- plex” safety catch. With puree on } ef and metal small, ‘medium and large sizes. ind double strap purse | ine metal | rich sil fi black pin seal embossed call feal pin Persian or fine goat seal leather with rigged or hand! or leat purse; some wit! secure at pre safety lock. Bic and Toe Hand Bags, 39¢ Black leather or stylish antique moire. pit Fringe, ehly Tae! Tomorrow Our Greenhut Building Will Witness a Most Absorbing Sale of Curtains, Upholstery Materials, Portieres}| women’s Muslin Night Gowns ‘We'll make this an event that will be long held in the memory of every housewife,’ of every hotelkeeper, of every boaraing house proprietor. We'll sbow you such values as you've never before seen, here or elsewnere. You will save money if you avail yourself of these extraordinarily low prices in staple goods, not to be matched anywhere else at anything like the figures we name. $3.75 Pair Marie Antoinette Lace Curtaina — splenaid patterns; bevy cable $c} ‘ 2.50 $3.26 ‘Yard Tapestry—aulable for eau covering; ** 15¢ 26e ¥ border; yard. Excellent Furniture Separate 50 Three-Piece Parlor Sultes— | $14 consisting of settee, arm chair and ed, arm rocker; loose cusl.ion seats, | ii covered in silk plush ; birch frames, Prigaad finish » 1 9 50 Brana Bedstead Outfite—con- sae of brass bedstead, “Oster- moor” felt mattress and beay steel frame woven wir (ee in 4 ft, and 4 ft, 6 size: 28 tomorrow, at ‘MAIN BUILDIN( Specials in The Greenhut Food Market These and other items for tomorrow's selling. Foods that are wholesome, pure, good to eat. and New York City’s lowest prices. Mail orders silled promptly. rted Milk ND Jenpoy Mi ONDENSED MILK— 10c CANDLE LAMP CANDLES —ia is ber weually 18¢; epeciai et. Corn and ‘lomatoes BANQUET BRAND ORANGE MARMALADE—Cahivere’s Imported; 6 pots, 8c; . . 1be 10 Ibe., $3.30; 3 ibe, 81; unin BLEND Tat hase 10 4 Ihe, @ freshly ground; in caniater, a; bb. Ridgways Tea RIDGWAYS 5 O'CLOCK TBA—to nite HAMS — eoiected, ives, Jereey;, PORK USPORKTBD CURRANTS — ae La Tecleaned, hages, 700; $1.60 Palr Madras color, in novel effects; 1.89 Table Covere—each.. 38e Yard Colored Serim and * Mar. quisette—large selection of colors and patterns; yd... 25c GREENHUT BUILDING You’ll Pay a Lot More for This ume Spanish Librar; sagt Living Room pation conte at armchair, rocker and sette h trames, finished tees ror; tomorrow, at. bistleady seronens Rockere—handsomely carved sad Full weights and measures ‘When you order by ‘phone please call 4000 Chelsea. Bor" re WESTPHALIA- Newtown Pi * S-quart basket. . BALDWIN of OF REENING AP. 19%e 17 ROLLED OATMEAL. NEW MILLED PARIN: PINHEAD OATMEAL. SOUTHERN HOMINY. “Bowntedre Pe Gag TaN B00 BOR Eo vey 6 of course, the sale will ere boo Hundreds of homes are today enjoyin, ee furniture that has already been secured A’ PRICES OF THE YEAR. And DEPENDABLE GREENHUT When Our February UALITY. at *10).95 Regularly $15 to $22.50, Continues Tomorrow We brought in a THOUSAND of these beautiful gowns, in advance spring models, for this Introductory Sale; andwe were able to offer a saving quite as great as any that hes been made to clean out goods at the end of a seasoa. ALL SPIC-SPAN-NEW irae for street, Lodeats Wed c= wear—made in latest src, Srna in choicest fabrics and colors; made and finished. These same models will sell in our stocks, later, at $15, $16.50, $19.50 and $22.50, While these dresses remain, the price is only $10.96. ‘MAIN BUILDING A Reduced Price Sale, Tomorrow, of New and etty styles he fas data necks, Made of excellent materials, sey ere jacen & fee eyelet cabelas any ne ee Gowns nice enough for yaad ies Attractive Underbedices— ii Crepe Combinatione—with drawer fad daly het sem: ‘Soon on or skirt and cover; edged with tor- chon lace and ribbon em- broidered yok: Women's *1. 50 House. ~ Dresses, « 4a Choice a Lot of @ House Dreeses a We am Sale Is Over end when all these special lots lendid E LOWEST iece is o1 the SOUND, oe less can get every into this store, no matter how little its , But, IF by BEC some as much as 45%, YOU WANT ANY FURNITURE AT ALL, this COME NOW, while prices are awav down—for EVERY OF FURNITURE ON OUR FLOORS is REDUCED— See these, especially, tomorrow: $36.50 Six-Piece Golden Oak Dining Room Suites—as illustrated; consists of a $16 Buffet with la: and large mirror; $13.50 Table, 42 inches round, 6-ft. extension; four $1.75 Chase Leather Box Seat Dining Room Chairs; complete fo: +e» $9.40—Chalrs, each... Leap ae te i $16.50 Fumed brary or ldv= ing Room Tabice —at $35 Solid Meveseny | Ov Living Room Tables— 10.50 re drawer, two small drawers, $26.50 eee Nsbrary xtension tit. stitched bend ot ye color match, sallor collar of em- MAIN BUILDING enjoy his daily outing in one of our “Nothing’s Too Good for the Baby!” That's true, isn't it? Well, then, why not ‘et his “little lordship” New “1914” Model Baby Carriages The display includes the new sulkies and go-carts. Every vehicle guaranteed—and especially priced, too, ‘MAIN BUILDING——— Wines & Li Vermouth CASASCO & CO. ITALIAN VERMOUTH. without doubt the finest imparted: 60¢ big botte, tale price _ 49¢ John haig & Co.'s Seotch Whi. Very oid and meliow; $115 ANGELICA, Queen Quality Imperial bran Wm, Jameson's 20-Year-Old Pot Still Irish Whisky — Gin HASEKAMP’'S GENEVA $1.60 stone jug, 61.20; MAISON ALBERT ROBIN— Iewtar Cognac; eg, $1.50; at... California Wines PORT, SHERRY, TOKAY, MUSCATEL, Reliable Qualities Relas's Ginger Ale, Saessoos tis Lemon quors $1.10 ‘Porti:2 mt BAS ‘gallon. f iskice Bottle ig $0; sod In at #10 4 dor batt Bie Also 75cl59e. 75.1 e150)