The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1914, Page 10

railroads got the Jarger part of the! rate increase for which they have — asked. | Opening was moderately active and z {ope asa rule, were a fraction above ep cme iat | Monday's clone, aur , The res ye ton to their gaih on succeeding trans- Market Closing The recovery Con: lootions, ‘There was covering of shorts. tinued during late afternoon and ‘gnortly after opening market became Market broadened to a satisfactory | dull, but stocks maintained their im- extent. Careful ob rs anid sen. | provement. Lehigh Valley developed timent seemed to by bearish and | Strength, rising to 135, hh nad are et SUR stocks wets probably oversold, | tle of the frat Bour Beare ra In most conservative quarters It 6c € the list and forced prices back until early advances were lost, but as no) hour, and at noon prices were about Lehigh Vailey met with considerable} q point above the low for the morn- ce rit ery Vielde of Leadin: the Pi Rates, ¢ Amal. Copper .... 7 American Can pf. 7 American Car #American Smelters .. 7 Ameri@an Smelters 10 Canadian Pacific . “onsolidated Gas . 7 Great Northern pf. 10 Lahigh Valley .. BN 7 Northern Pacj 6 Pennsylvania .. 4 ‘ Yai si ‘ ¥ THE EVE ITEMS FOR INVESTOR. Southern Ratiway reports increase of $38,154 in second week of April and from July 1an increase of $1,097,961 compared with year ago. Now Haven management haw re- vetved 99,000 proxies favoring accept- ance of agreement with Department of Justice, with 400 against. St. Paul Road filed application with Mifnole Public Utilities Commission to Issue $30,000,000 41-2 per cent. a eral and refunding mortgage bonds. Stocks Based on ling Prices. Yields, few York Central Was stated that there has been a con- Len amount of i ie Bl § Reading ..... fa A J de. out there-was a rene ° Butte Comphny—Net Biderablo increase in investment de-/ My at 11 o'clock. U. 8. Rubper eold|| 19 Union Pacttic Ras Phos diary err ta rs mand for the better class of stocks In| off sharply to 531-2, a lomm of 31-4/] 6 U, 8. Steel .. fhe, ot compared with previous year, past few days, Great Northern being | points, showing a pare e nce of 7U. 8, Steel pf. ws — < wanted at 120 and Unton Pacific at | Support for a stock paying 6 per cent, Southern Pacifie 6 per cent. bonds ‘about the prevailing level, while even The rally continued during second} -— ‘ehen issued” sold in one block of $500,000 at 100 tobe of 1-8, Summer Rugs, Etc. WING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1014. OLD BOSTON FIRM - OF BROKERS SUSPENDS Books of Gay & Sturgis Will Be Examined Before Assets and Liabilities Are Told. BOSTON, April 21.—The suspension of the brokerage firm of Gay & Stur- gis was announced at the Stock Ex- change to-day. Harry H. Gay ts the local exchange member and Irving J. Sturgis represents the firm on the New York Exchange. R. @. Hall is the third member of the firm, which in one of the oldest on the exchange. BOY'S HANDS MANGLED . BY EXPLOSION OF CA Youngster Finds Strange Object in Street and Is Injured Testing It With Match, Harry Schwars, eleven years old, living at No. 196 Daly avenue, the to school this morning and picked up something which looked like a cigar stump or a piece of licorice, but was neither. The little fellow chowed Afternoon & Evening Dresses Bronx, went out to play before going on his find and went into the atore of | 4, hie uncle on the ground floor of the ¥ | tottrntquet out of a handkerchiet , nd a lead pencil, binding up the boy's hands. Then they had him taken to Fordham Hospital. His left hand, it is said, will have to be ampu- tated. His right hand was badly mangled and hise face was badly burned and bleeding. The police think that Harry picked up a dynamite cap. FIRST AID FROM AUTO. ° Women Use Handkerchiefs to Bandage Hoy Who Was Hart. Seven-year-old August Helmer of No. 1) West Sixty-fourth street dropped oft the back of an ice wagon directly In front of an automobile in Amsterdam avenue at Bi: i tan street this after- noon. Robert R. Lamont of New Can- Conn, was driving ‘the car tn h his ‘wife and a woman friend Harris Lag thon service gives you the very best results at the” least expense. Our Guarantee of complete satisfaction is back of all Harris Glasses, they cost $2.00 or A W3tStonhis WILL HOLD A SALE WEDNESDAY fay der 185. Regard Jas y .| F. T, Greenhalge, former Assistant | Sch home. Passengers, He jammed, on his inked stock tt was argued ‘that the valet Yar eres ee toraay ter ended March Si rppora autplae Attorney-General, 0 hom ach omlan: Harry Cleveland, the uncle, repri- itshad tuned ‘over i aa New York: 54 East 284 St. Aividend would not be reduced under | M21-4 o available tor common dividends $96,-| ment was made, ordered an immediate! manded the boy for chewing any- bandampe for the lad’s head ‘with aise | 27 West S4th St, 56 West 198th @t. 8 per cont at the worst, and that it| During early afternoon market was) C Ce ecrtdhess examination of the book Until thie| thing picked up on the street and | handkerchiefs and a taxicab driver. fol-| 44¢ Eclumbus Ave. 70 Nassau Street. A ° Ing prices of the active iewues 7 a aiitt|and business of International, Smelt: (Gay auld the suspension was due to| tort Ste ieeee ree = d Ts - Hope For Bald iiivnsiry wo" BS BS GS Wh Tp /sneant anes comeenysetgtcwer [Sse buamees'and to tasty to reais | pled the flame to the — * - He d : , Oe Cons, “* P+ 8) pany on basis of 33-10 shares of Ana. jon outside Investment, The frm ads “= bet yen, Snel. pam. Hig Lam, Chose aun Seen osadition Seat 8 shee mall foe copper mining shares. . The gl 5 . ‘ Bin roman ny nulichteen Dh eS Sa eee fats eta ae Pranklin Simon & Co. New Has Heavy Growth of Hair. American Gan a te a if pavenced Be heave as ons dat at'ti0, up five palnia, quoted 107 to Ti2, WEW HAVEN DISSOLUTION ran up Daly avenue and at Tells How He Did It ime ie eB Be Visible supply and better! 4 cican Hide and Laath j ; ie avenue Fire Fifth, Avenue ; 7 th mae BF i: ts ashe sat t = 8| fbn + cloned 3-8 to 6-8 ad-| | Aner wor quarter ended March 'si,| © AGREEMENT RATIFIED the boy and h8 and the fireman made ’ A Western politician, well known on| Amman Weer’? 3 10) sao Corn irregular after rising $147,245. Increase $102,202, compared sauiinahidoms: = x pceount of hit baldness und his ready [4m fete a Mel 60 130g gs ‘es t § 8-€ above the opening, prices easily| With & year ago. So WEDNESDAY AT SPECIAL PRICES Pe Wit, surprised his fiends by appearing | Aeh"Moce se igh fy ge TQ] Influenced by selling orders, dau] geandard O11 stocks railled to-day {Stockholders Accept Plans Made For an a a a a he ar ee cine ee Amie igs lige — 4u "a rmination | from, the Jom, pola of Monday, a€-| Officials of Road With Attorney. EASY ' : Ee Ane iw ay > cloned 1-4 to 7-8 advance. joints. “ 4 ae Ka é Cat is i 4 Hl Bi ; a i EBS rtngion Com any pase General. MANICURE Parfait” Silk Underwear BS following « maint: “i attribut ge ‘ ce err lend wi usually , Thi . i Sale otek any Indy oF pe ‘es 1 a} Ee +c Close Heedggamannually, and was due May! er sgere of the New York, New FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. Mme can is ot home. Tope hal] § iy om TY It inte Inde. ings | Conpeey: Mad hao paid V por coat. tte| ceaeh oto epactal tuartine eco eee RESULTS Of Pure Glove Silk, Wear Guaranteed , fall bor of Barbo Compound and i Hy iN i ie ie ieee agredment reached by its off REMOVES ALL (tw aT eS J ocyticrpel eg ore cod 4 mt tw +14 11.54 11:89 11.53 11.58 ’ by its officers and |] BOUGH CUTICLE) “or*xine:” “Partait” Silk Combi : HB 11.48 11.68 11.45 11.62] Time for deposit of British Columbia | the Government for the dismember- veo hoe BOTTLES, arfait' combinations two or three times a week with the 1904 380% 1,1" Market opened steady. Buying of|Copper. stock for participation in or-| ment of the system, apd also adopted eA, Wate (Geer CUTEX Of glove silk, in white, pink or blue, Bee > feet tie Mt not. only promotes 3, 3, + 8) near months from same sources as|gantzation of Canada Copper Corpora-| the amendment to the bylaws making RQ nak Set 9. fully reinforced. *. = Values3.75 2.65 mp haus. eed. grmeatel GS get B)yerterty. tan “ereely' on “favorable [time Tavper cont, of outstandion stock | of twenty-seven, with a salnimurt : ' d . ; the bair from falling out. It darkens iis “Hy + “|qeathern *|eoe deposited approving the plan. | membership of fittesn, | =U" “Parfait” Emb'd Silk Combinations . » She’ bott cht und lomy. These tage: g gt * : Cmbreidered and uly featoreds” = Value $4.80 3.25 dients can be urchased at an) s w+ —— ee —— —————SS$ST——= — c e iape et very little cont and a, ie -* . . “Parfait’’ Glove Silk Vests home.”—Advt. Wee in 4 , White, pink or blue, crochet top, reinforced. dy dg iis Furs and Draperies Stored in Dry Cold Air wee ee Es Ret y - * embroidered front, crochet top. Value $2.48. 1.65 aah ot i er “Parfait” Glove Silk Knickers x i Bs + 1% ' In black, white, pink or blue; reinforced. Value $3,25 2.25. Aerie er 5 ; “Parfait” Silk Dancing Bloomers ¥ 2 Hd $F $33 : : ‘ Ot French Milanese ail, = 5 ‘. Bt hy nt ) [ tn black, white, pink or blue. Value $5.00 3.79 8 tae RAR Murray Hill AG ; Founded me EN ai .9000 Fifth Avenue, 88th Street, 89th Street 4 1826 Swiss Ribbed Uriderwear oy Cenc nc ne ee teats tor NG ‘24 oe ‘By - % r FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, Complete b 110% 100. 5 ms mall 1c. Send’ Cola or ee tah In Course of Preparation {Lisle Thread Ribbed Vests im a | ' e Showing o ‘ 28 f BS, Be eh tat A Unique and Interesting Display i Hand crochet or plain top. Value 50c. a m 4 Silk Lisle Swiss Ribbed Vests l, af. at in the Veronese Room (Tenth Floor. : SCS Hand crochet oF plain top LValue 75. 45 FE eae aR of ' In a selection of the most fashionable im; ic 3 a . ; ported and ibbed Combinations ‘of 4 Boos Bey 3 : S 2 Fi ° domestic materials such as net, lace and silk, cotton Fine band top, loose of tight knee. Value 78c.' .45 % Pee ait t ummer Furniture crepe, novelty rin ny ae ince, etnbroidered Swiss Ribbed Combinations ' es Ect et t} Gi : — and washable fal in the very newest Of'fine liste, hend crochet top. Valye $1.00 05 ef We ag Bast Sum mer Cur tains = r? $ Lisle Ribbed Combinations as Fit a t P & D 1 9.50, 12.50. up to- $300. oo Fine lisle thread soesminations, 85 ess rapertes Necoeding to materiale _ ban ted, eerie nee, Value $1.25 $ Ma | easkee 3a: Fifth Avenue, S8th Street, 39th Street Murray Hill gooo Young Men’s Sutts $20.00 to $45.00 The new section on the Fourth Floor is showing a very fine selection of young men’s spring suits in more than twenty different models and in every desirable coloring. Greens with hairline stripes so much in favor this season are here in abundance and can be had in the new three-button model (form fitting)—a particularly smart suit. All sizes from 33 to 40 Fine Suits for Young Men $23.50 Usual prices up to $37.50 New pencil stripes, checks, plaids and plain serges; fuil, half or quarter lined. oo “Student” Suits For the Younger Men (Sizes 13 to 18 years) Several new models ere being shown, includ- Jing Full Norfolk (pleated front or back), Helf Norfolk (with pleats at waist line in beck only), and plain patch pocket coats, Rrsported fabrics in desirable shades of brown, tan, gray, green, etc ‘ $16.50 Boys’ Blue Serge Knickerbocker Sutts All wool; new Norfolk model; extra pair -of pants; sizes 6 to 17 years.......+++ Fourth Floor, | $6.00 The opening date of which will shortly be announced A Most Exceptional Sale, Summer Drapertes Curtains of Muslin, Scrim & Net 60¢, $1.00, $1.10 to $2.50 pair Usually 85c to $3.75 AS§ ‘ Doth Berd Sein eae | 220 If purchased by the of Soc yard will be mad Colored ““Sunfast”? Curtains id assortment, suitable for either windows or doors, : $2.60, $3.65, $4.00 & $5.25 pair A Special Lot of + 1000 Cretonne Cushions S 8 i 5¢ Price Of...cccsscerrewccseecovervccceencs Orders for Specializes in the Furnishing and Decorating Lace Curtains Cleaned at Moderate Prices And held without charge, for future delivery, if desireds at Very Special Prices, of In desirable and substantial styles pecial Purchase of piece (about 50 yards) « special price Guaranteed not to fade; a Usually $3.25 to 86.75 Will be placed on sale at the remarkably low Slip Covers, Shades @ Awnings The Decorative Section of Town and Country Homes Fifth Floor Both tailored andthe more dressy mode! made of the various sills in phe eH season, a splendid assortment for se- $3 9-50 lection............45 None NON ac eed ‘ Third Floor Redfern Corsets are flexible and comfortable, yet conform to all the requirements of modern fashion. The long lip, low bust models are designed with the idea of making the hips smooth and graceful, thereby giving the best effect possible to street and evening gowns. Brocade................$5,00, $6,00, $10,00 Batiste. ...$.3,00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6,00 $3.00, $4.00 e ‘Warner's Corsets : . 84,00 +seeee+ -GL,00, $2,00, $3,00 $1,00, $1.50, $2.50, $3,00 Ceecrreroeressecosees SEOO Second Floor . Furniture Special White Enamel ~—=— Bungalow Bedstead tr i rr) (IWustrated) Usually $8.00. 134 inch} tubing, five fillers with connections. Sixth Floor heavy T ball Small Children’s Coats @ to 6 Years® f At Greatly Reduced Prices English Serge Coats Seay ee emiridirel stave eolat aa vatis, aay * ‘ii ned. Heretofore $7.95 to'$0.75 p75: Silk Lined Coats Of E serge, wool crepe, Bedford cord or cheviot, in Bay, hagen, brown, rose, white or checks; pique or lingerie collars. Heretofore $12.75 “B50 Drager, Blere 0808 eso ran hi ete t in navy, Copen. or rose, checks; feulon sleeves; sik tined, Heretotore $16.50 12.50 Dressy Silk Moire Coats Blouse or el models navy, , rose, brown or black; $ Vaered Ting collar Soa euts, Ann! Sk Hata embroi rcretotore $10.50 14.50 Small Children’s Dresses Children’s Chambray Dresses Wiles of belied moaele fe Bie rear Vatoc $eko 1.65 Children’s Cre ite oe Hoye blue stripes, em- and cuffs, broidered collar }» low belt or black velvet. 2to@ years. Value $3.75 F : 2.95 Hand Made Smocked Dresses \ 6 mos. to 6 years. Value $5.75 © 3.95 Real Lace Trim’d. Dresses Paris hand made dresses, empire or French waist models of fine white batiste, band em! andtrimmed with Ff real Irish lace, 2toG years. Value $9.50 6.95 FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. eo HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “‘Offers of Positions’’ than any other two mediums in the universe.