The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1914, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROE 9 PTE PouaNEN SAY CHREPOMET ASKS PRET WOW RUT eins ies RR a tu safe distance were the car { 72. ines | rerio a ht “ z | to-day. crew, two inspectors and the unual * watohboi ier q Mra. Minith, with un exvort who de- New york +All of while had Beem plcked Bi \« clined (> give ms name, left a Co- panied the ee Hainania who! hed been robbed ° Treat le A ce . }tumbus avenue car at Seventh ave- identied ‘him, TO PROVECT ESCORT FROMANGR HISBAKD AFTER TMSFER ROW sr Rig hina — - ——— ‘ae She eaid the transfers given eames Broved to be uptown trans: | te Potter Comet, have arranged the following for clare She Used erent? ercy M. Thome § Sues Frank | Mrs. Settee Saw Escort Put Off | he bie GUSH SCAT NECNNGS YO Aes | wundrea sud Forty-nrst sent bed by | to-morrow (Tuesday): 2 teept en, Magistrate ¢ ‘liga’ yeh iT Wes When They Sought to | R. Poss a Result of Car, but i Wouldn't | | ote cote ba li ed ttp| sigs Court tor General usanions MH) get fresh alr,"tunshine and Arrest Male Friend. asin hea Follow. eae by ee ae above all the cell-building, An Interesting Sale of | Mrs. @mith declined their invitation to join him in the street, and when vs i Fe part ive on SCOTT'S EMULSION. |: Smart Spring Hats : Miss Jennie Sepneliy, twenty-five For nM broken his jaw In such} Recaurne she jabbed a conductor in tect dertook to put ber off, i! | rf ® manner that he been unable to| the face with @ hat iva juctor undertoo! put her aroun ti rts 1 Years old, started a near-riot on a hat pin, and with th prompt use often wa: Williansburg Bridge car bound io ta Aoltt food, Perey M. ‘Thorne, | same ornament put {o rout the whole oh Seuvlly ‘suded bu” | pd ce he in a variety of attractive styles suitable for Manhattan to-day Whon, it in charged, (24MEl a¥ corespondent In a divorce) crew Of a Sixth avenue surtace face. 7 a ae ioe y y he stabbed with a hatpin three) Alt brought by Frank it. 1 stylishly dressed young wo all occasions, featuring trimmings of ostrich ho whre arresting her) wealthy head of the Poss Motor Com M gu7 Grand | pany of Detroit, to-day Med suit against Poms in the Suprems Court} for $25,000 damages. ‘The jawbreaking occurred in the or flowers, at the special priceof . $15.00 (Millinery Department, Third Floor) E le ae 2 vy ! et See ear After it started Guinea on Feb, 3, when, Poss alleges, he) Gecided ‘he wantc@ to get off. Bef PToke tn the door with his friends to was told the car Wouldn't stop Ull it} obtain divorce evidence. What hap- reached Manhattan. Then Gistina ned is described by Thorne as fol- Yaar brought the motorman into the tow ! cay with iis cont inion aad a nwtten tly ansautted me and beat | i man With his switch-bar, Also there) Mn me on the head and on the Bi came Sergeant Schilling and Police | fac ting grave injuries, most! ey told GAK-| serious of which was a broken jaw,! c: Since then | have been unable to chew aboot oe, ste rene” MAY the) oe eat solid foods and cannot attend eit that, the ee phio de flare, 1 Yo my business and,in addition have & eee ree, be note as phir the | wuffered great humiliation at the, tes to overpower Mina Sénnelly. {bands of my friends.” ‘ the Clymer| There was no provocation for the fray ith amault, Thorne adds, since his con- duct towards Mrs, Poss had been that | =|of a gentleman, . ‘The Ming of Thorne'’s sult adds an- | other chapter to the already complex | series of litigation begun by the Big Posses and Thornes, The first intl | Be mation that there was trouble be-| § tween the couples came two weeks & ago, when Mrs, Thorne filed sult for & $100,000 damages against Mrs. Po for alienating the affections of Thorn A Special Sale of Men’s Negligee Shirts will offer unusually good values at the following prices : Lord & Taylor * Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Ay ‘tna to surrender. Men's Negligee Shirts (piain or plaited) of fine imported Habutai siik, in white and fancy stripe effects . oe e at $3.75 Unusual Weather Conditions Result in This Remarkable Sale of Oriental Rugs At Notable siete Concessions This enormous importation of beautiful Oriental Rupe, Carpets and Runners was selected months ago for the open- ing of the New Store, by our own representatives in the villages in the tateeie? of Asia Minot and Persin. Owing, however, to delays in transporting thedbales to the coasts, and to the delay caused at sea by the recent hurricanes, this great col- lection of Rugs has just arrived. Every Rug Was Purchased at an Exceptionally Low Price N They were not oniy bought at decidedly low prices, but they entered this country after the tariff had been chan; a ee ————— eel Sy -S ——— Men's Negligee Shirts of silk mixtures; with soft cuffs se «6 » « at $1.85 Men's Negiligee Shirts of medras, plain or plaited, with stiff cuffs; and Men’s plain 4; Negligee Shirts of mercerized materials, with tl soft cuffs ‘ ° * . » at & A Sale of Toilet Articles his Sale presents one of the best opportunities of years to secure rich specimens of Oriental Art at wonder- fully low prices. fara If you want to get a thoroughly good reliable|f |fiop wey vertaurant at Ninety-sisth t Kirmanshah Carpets Persian Hall Rugs Hay| at one-third tu one-half ‘ess than the usual piano of s make ||) 5 chair beside bre,’ Pose > ee Extra fine quality and very unusual colorings fy Yedoon Wikikes and lanl prices. \_Aasonding to Cegree 1. simpson, iF $280.00 to $2,500.00 $55.00 Hair and Bath Brushes Lomi gpe . : 95c. | ttlon eat Mrs. Powe aranst torte ae . Usually €400.00 to $3,500.00 ean y $75.00 at - + 65c|/Tourist Cases of cre= | iroushout atx youre Persian Serapi Carpets : Pgs Nail ‘Brushes at 25c. rOune | Her reeset | fut Seppe ‘| In a good assortment of sizes . Fine Mosul & Kurdistan Rugs 1}. | Tooth Brushes at 15c.| at 65c., 75c. & $1.15 | : 165.00 w $275.00 $19.508 $22.50 | Whisk Brooms at 15c.| Pullman Aprons of Rr Thayalde home. or al any 2 fA eed 2 { Usually $30.00 to $40.00 | Hot Water Bottles, 65c.|cretonne, 95c. & $1.25 none . I Asia Minor Carpet Fine Silky Beluchutan Ruy: vee Cloth Kees a aie bo retonne . ; eats : $170.00 $250.00 © $20.008 $22.50 iene entail Ay ® Usually $175.00 to $350.00 Usually $30.00 to $35.00 Fifth Floor A Zale in the Specialties Department frac "t nt inraled in horace Ly: The Store Opens at 9 A, M. Closes at 6 P. M. suit filed to-da; J ; will consist of the following useful and decoe ian §6=6 rative articles, suitable for gifts, favors, bridge or euchre prizes, all of them marked iat 7 = at about one-half the reguiar selling prices. | Desk Sets at $9.00 16.00 25.00 to 50.00 SAYS WOMAN GOT $447 | Ash Trays at 2.00 3,50 4.50 to 5.75 : q | Paper Cutters at 3.00 6.75 11.00 to 13.00 gg mpeg * Library Sets at 2.50 4.50 13.00 to 16.00 Dinner Bill. é i Seals . . - at 6.00 6.75 to 9.00 J Ws Reading Glasses $4.75 6.00 7.00 to 6.00 (vert ip el gbin yiearteag eetigeid Book & Paper Racks at 5.00 6.50 to 18.00 raed be paroled sien he oe: Book Ends . - at 12.50 16.50 to 18.50 be could look for the woman Cigar Lighters at 75c. $3.50 5.75 to 8.50 * e fi Wh 13 Japanese Frames at 2.25 3.50 to 7.75 Scotch tS y Japanese Jewel Cases at 3.00 5.50 to 24.00 Magistrate Corrigan dinap- Inkwells . at $2.25 4.00 7.50 to 10.00 cee lion a et Clocks 4 at 5.00 7.50 13.50 to 18.00 If you haven’t tasted Black and Games . at 2.25 3,00 7.50 to 8.75 White for some time, tell your ; ba iy ; Fifth Avenne, 34th avd 35th Streets, Nem York, 5 Saree = i et as dealer to send you a bottle today. ee Ratan ft th ae We know that you will find it mye aed equal in quality to whiskies far yee ronnie het f more expensive, and much more wholesome for every day use. ALEXDISHAW/]J eco ny [Ss Weight band's friend in Adrlanople Mra, V torla Hasday aut cut her throat tn the ence of ber three amall children. A note she wrote was e tranel La America, @ Turkish met wa reared usband | Word was recet here yeater@ay of the death in Bivenkne st ot ae “a Cartons nats ANE We Thier compan lane : ———— a ST | aoe 7 : | it makes Little Dittereace Whst You Neod—a World “Want” Wi Go and Gat ‘