The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1914, Page 7

{ ' THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY EXPLOSION BLOWS PIES TEAET SPECULATORS had been ned between the tines tel- seg {o both panagera his mppre- DEAANT AS COURTS News Oddities “TO HES OF HGH pte “Seas g y UNCLE JOE CANNON has joined the Y. M. C. A. SNOW SHOVELLERS GENUINE Talaiac LET THEM OFF EA IL SMITH FAMILY ranks fifth numerically in Ireland, after Murphy, | rapier tat —_ Kelly, Sullivan and Walsh, in the order named. i ——— Ree? Malted Police Discouraged at Sinall] seRSEY BURGLAR stole six pounde of butter ia « Ventaer store, Shower of Restaurant Dainties | * yy but left money in the cash drawer, ‘Fines Imposed When They *; Make Arrests.’ Followed by Hurlting Body of Cook. CORRUPT PRACTICES LAW in Wisconsin makes it an offense to! ane Imnitations give a man a cigar on election day, even if it is a regular cigar. ‘The Food-Drink for all Ages { Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants,invalids and growing children. | Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body, omeeecernenss They seemed glad of the opportunity | Invigorates nursing mothers@hd the \ POLITE FRENCH GOVERNMENT {s considering putting movies in to work. Many of them wore bare- | More healthful than tea or coffee = FOUR MEN SEWED SeeseseeSe | ON LARCENY CHARGE PUBLIC-SPIRITED HEN in Venice, Cal., laid four eggs in two aa glowing The -Bvening World's @zpose of the brazen methods of tio “gupnera, “sharpshooters," “‘steerorn” aad “livrarians” of the ticket specu- lation world, Police Inspector Gillen termaking a war on these pests that . dollars on some of the men and let aanoy theatreguers, particularly wo- line others off with a five-dollar pen- mea, He admits, however, that ho isjalty, Yesterday afternoon they were @sheartened by the small fines im. | all back on’ the job at variety — posed o) tres, notably at Hammerstein's Vic- on the speculators whom hei toria Theatre, where a “sacred con- tas eo far arrested. The profits of cort wan being given matinee and the ticket sharke are large and 4 | night. One hundred men were shovelling utes. snow on Broadway this morning. | big window of Fischer's restaurant at 'No, 1863, where pies, cakes, red ap- ples and roast meats were temptingly | displayed. | . “How'd you like to wade into that, | Pete?” asked a lean shovelier in a | blue jumper. At that the window opened up with mighty roar and a shower of good Safety Razor ten-dollar fine scarcely put ————— . ~ er in their pliinpeabasieed banie MULE STARTING. bs se ngniere. rained upon the hungry | Five Million Men use the Gillette. = Anctant arochode tar iadeune enotates ton cruption of diahes, pote and pans heplsenbaaleiy 24 lowed. in an outpouring of cus- On Saturday, & day which means! iin were as, varied as they Were usu- ee, bof ssscrtbgd bvnd oigende aA abe ally Ineffective—watering the mule to; bed — ad to ontorce the city or. {cMARKe his mood, putting ® carrot on « ey ed eet crattic in thaatee {POs Just beyond his reach, causing him @inance prohihiting traMc in theatre |i, gneese with pepper, twisting his tail Fel ‘They arrested several “gun-jithe latter seldom tried, albeit, owing among them being “Dave War- | to the high voltage of his heels), bulld~ cn + Ing a fire under him. A modern method | {8 to borrow an automobile, sixty horse | power. itch # chain to the balky mui os) with thelr load and yank them up tho street In a ratuctant but lively canter. | Light may be shed on the opera- eee "jtlons of the organized automobile sre a. ALA thieves through the arrest of four young men in a saloon at Ninety- | ' third street and Third avenue carly i to-day, the detectives who made the | . arrests say, The prisoners are: , | William E. Barnett of No, 761 Eaat jOne Hundred and Seventy-alxth —_—_—_— it atreet, who says he is a clothier, and | i ivi i tritis and other stomach trouble have| three chauffeurs, Charles E. Peter- Time it! In five minutes] ‘rth and sther stomash trowhle hare) tire, sates eet eet Coreen | your upset stomach cep this perfect stomach doctor in will feel fine. | Last of all came John Lebeto, thé cook, who had been blown through 1 partition by the explosion of gas in hin range. James Collash, manager of the ren- taurant, called Policeman Michae and Michaels called the gas pany’s emergency outfit. The gas : turned off and John Lebeto lim | Prisoners Will Be Questioned in Office of District-At- torney Whitman. , who gave his address as the * at No. 213 West Forty-ncc- street. Magistrate Freschi in fight Court imposed fines of ten home, No ono was hurt very much, but for fifteen minutes snow remo: at that point on Broadway was at a} standstill, ae AS Senora DINES STEAMSHIP MEN, Katner Shows His Satisfaction Over Bad of Rate War. At a Popular Price S” BRAND | Sa. Cagiivh | STYLE | | and UCcEe | ere LOc| Mode by E. PRIICH*PD, 341 Soring 8, 8. ¥. hilip Heincken, met mperor William at jal Palace Inst eve- and the incident is regarded gen- erally as putting a final touch to the reconcilintion between the companies in the ocean rate war. The Emperor ax soon as ho learned that negotiations L, L; James T. Shiel of No. 601 West One Hundred and Thirty-first street ity-cent case from any drug shed and Charles Lucas of No. 200 East then if anyone should cat s ing : which doeen't ngree with him, if what |Ninety-ffth stret, Lucas ts held at | = he ents lies like lead, ferments and/the East One Hundred and Fourth sours and forms gua, causes headache, | street station on a charge of grand! dizziness and nausea, eructations of acid | larceny, The others are at-the East ‘and undigested food—remember as soon | Sixty-eeventh street station on simi- as Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact {jar charges, site Me such eovtitved van] ‘The arrest were made by Detev- | rcoming the worst. stomach | t!¥e® Michael! Mover hed Eaward is a revelation to those who|Cousin of the East Kighty-eighth street station and Cruise, Herman Meyer and Mancina of the East One Mundred and Fourth street station, The prisoners were taken first to the | last named atation, where they were | questioned by Deputy Dtstrict-Attor- ney Deuel. “All I can say,” Deuel stated after interviewing the four, “is that an automobile belonging to Dr, Harold Hayes of No. 11 West One Hundred jand Thirty-first street was stolen {from St. Nicholas avenue and One Hundred and | geveral days . ry The prisoners are to be taken to atrict-Attorney Whitman's office for further questioning to-day, your home—keep it handy—get a large FURS | M. Forsyth’s Fur Dept. Owner Final Notice COLD WEATHER IS HERE TO STAY Our Furs Reduced Even Lower The Reason g Make hay while the sun shines—we have an enormous stock of beautiful furs on hand—we must raise cash. @ We can sell our merchandise 35c. on the dollar and make money—because we can use same to pay our creditors. . G We got 30 days’ more time to pay our creditors, Sale Starts Tuesday fA. Forsyth | } | You don’t want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad—or an uncertain @ne—or a harmful one, Your stomach is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with 22 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF DIAPEPSIN CURES INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUTES. SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS {J dey ey Sf venty-seventh strect LARGE SOCENT CASE ANY DRUG STORF LARA NATHAN ONE SALE TO ONE MAN, $234 5 Suits, 1 Dress Suit, 1 Cutaway Coat & Vest, 2 Overéoats ONE SALE TO ANOTHER MAN, $220 5 Suits, 1 Tuxedo Coat, 1 Dress Suit, 1 Raincoat, 1 Overcoat te SMITH GRAY & CO. Co R E C E IVE R’S 302 Fifth Avenue, Sus. EXTRA SPECIAL / 1 k A magnificent set of Meat teeta FORMERLY #50 + lo ir; ‘ful, dui Black (oxime hy hs: setter $20 Fox assortment of scarfs, $20 Aas value ee Le ec Bankruptcy| | et . ‘ mM . Oscar A. Lewis, as Receiver in ruptcy sa, nc ene see Are not these purchases, by: men who obviously have the money to buy where and ; draped, trimmed xt nen, fare. in at what price they please, impressively suggestive to you of our ers, HaGson, StH een na ent # PRICE ON GARMENTS OF trimmed, genuine Broadtail Persian, &¢ ASTOUNDING CUTS I THE VERY HIGHEST TYPE Can you afford to miss this tremendous opportunity while the ENTIRE STOCKS ARE STILL COMPLETE sueattis ried fon trae Metis This wide choice and selection cannot last forever, yet to-day there are no per- 178,00 iets ceptible inroads upon the huge original $400,000 stocks, in spite of the fact that PERSIAN LAMB. $175.00 $4501 this offering hus broken all records in both attendance and total of individual sales. J PONY 300.00 WE ARE UNDERSELLING ALL COMPETITORS 60,00 125.00 160.00 handling goods of the highest grade. The Receiver’s duty obliges him to do this in order to instantly attract the purchasing public and turn the entire Smith Gray stocks into money in the short space ot time allowed. *9,98 » 28.50 These are the prices ordered by the Receiver on SUITS regularly $15 to $50—OVERCOATS r ularly $15 to $60—Entire Stocks must go at once. inter Suits and Overcoats, Advance Style Medium-Weight Suits and Overcoats, Next Spring Suits and Light-Weight Overcoats, Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishings. 5 $250 Formeriy no to Fur Coats BABY CARA‘ CONEY COATS MARMOT MINK PERSIAN LAMB ... PERSIAN BABY_LA. Large Muffs and Elegant Scarfs RACCOON SETS . 922.50 BLACK WOLF SET: BLACK FOX SETS. REAL FITCH SETS. GENUINE BLACK L' Men’s Fur Lined Coats 4 5 All Stores Extra Special fe rruaksat, lined coats, seal and Persian col- Open Until ars, fine broadcloth shell, $35.00; value $125.00. : 6.30 P M $35.00 tomorow only. (Our greatest bargain.) . M. | | | H/ BET LENOX & 7° AV.., Bas A 59th to 60th Street Another Big Week in Our February Furniture Sa'e Continues to attract a host of thrifty home owners, many of whom have told us that nowhere else could they find values to equal such as ours. A few random examples: $22.50 Buffete and China Cloe- eta, $15.75. $22.50 Dressers and Chiffoniers, where. Lexington to 3d Ave. ora, All Special Sales : Advertised in Sunday's on rane pape : Throughoat the Week " All this week—The kind you tt Women’s Silk Hose saeco ard always now 4 at much less then reguler prices | $14.75, “‘Secondse’’ of 50c There are too many items to men $25 Massive Brass Beds, $15.00. ion tial tet. Come 335.00 Library Suites, $24.76, | Grade, at, a Pair hostel as! Fe ILOOMINGDALEA' An Amazing Sale of Coats!f To-Morrow (Tuesday) only, We are Going to Sell 600 Women’s and Misses’ Smart Winter Coats Formerly $8: to $12-00 These coats come from one of the leading manufacturers in New York, who let us have his entire remaining stock at a price that enables ¥ us to sell them to you to-morrow at SEBS Plenty of coat-wearing time ahead, and it certainly will pay you to buy several garments in this sale and lay them aside for future use. Included are: New model coats of Cheviots, Ker- seys, double-faced cloths, Caracul cloths, Chin- chillas, etc., in all leading colors, Two of the many styles ere shown in the illustration. Sizes fog misses, 14, 16 and 18 years. Sizes women, 32 to 40. ) Come early. The response will be tremendous and you can’t afford to miss this chance ! Important: Positively no Mail or C.O. D. orders $9 filled and absolutely none to dealers. "gf Hom, icc atc Final Opportunity to Buy the 1913 AN This Week—A’- ; Special Otlering of NO Ore rants at 76 Price women’s Waliog 1913 Kumpakt 1914 improved Draping ‘or Dress Skirts” Forms 1 geen” be Measare tor S8C ‘You may choose the modél you lilee from a splendid collection of new and. handaom- styles. bens The workmanship and cut wild te perfect. eres bound and finished. No: infection assured, Svecials in Dress Conde. Prepared fer This Event =@ 50 and $2 in. bar raver $ s} % § all-wool mixtures, $1 rq able. wie. Fither tigure made tn "tee mod- 50 and 54 in. al na i -wool plaids, r mode! fite in box. 24 Inch: mitten of New Yoru” Loveok fish: 44, Lhd delivered tree within ® tures, at, per yard... : 4 wer J Pha mites of New York Ortan anton YS Flea $1.45 and $1.95 oa 1 Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES:, s¢th to 60th St., Lex. to 3d At oF 1 = » a BAUMANN & BBOT AT 84ST & SAVE. \ gr Long Time Credit'to Every One) This 2-inch pearenteed $32 Down On + 50% 5 | OPEM EVERY EVENING AT BOTH STORES > * 139 Ww. 125'ST. \} Genuine Spanish Leather / Seat and Back ; anu finished fra’ genuine Spa' Svestice $7a]4 tence $1.25 foreeice SLOW. q Write for ” | WE PAY FREIGHT OUR” LE | AND RAILROAD ph eae mae car, cutie, matte | in, oe RE 4 PROMPT DELIVERIES OUT OF TOWN. B¥ AUTOMOBILE rrvexh Wes Honor To appreciate the convenience: great value of the Sunday Word Want Directory—REA