The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1914, Page 11

FREED FROM ASYLUM AND WILL BE TRIED aay —_—_—K—kKyKKyy—a_asas~iIEE~E Court Declares Her Sane How toGrow Long . Enough to Face Charge of Beautiful Hair | Threatening Strauss. By a Hair ir Spoelaltet. (Sipecial to The Evening World. Tt te not hard to stop the hatr from WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., ‘aortl 24,--| falling out and promote te al if Yaa Von Claussen, who has frequently | tine Nop “the neal where the halt figured in the limelight beonuse of her |ronts are deed sd ‘the sep shy: attack on Col. Roosevelt and her | However, those who have threats to have several Government | reached ‘this e condition, immediate ne and State officials indicted, under a| should be taken to stop it before it is decision of Supreme Court Justion |*0° late. Here is «simple, recipe : which you can make Teaao N. Mills, fitea to-day, 19 oF-| Will stop the hair ftom felling out, Gered discharged from the Matteawan promote its growths h and eradicate scalp Asylum. Thie does not mean that|eruptions and bn ag T know | Mise Von Claussen is to go free, but | of Cm Mabry yg te- meee Lars instead shp is remanded to the cus. | {rom four to months after using this simple recipe; of the Warden of the City Prison |'Tos half pint of plat sd ho a. bay, ttan to await trial under |/rum, « omall ar jtment charging her with |and aiyesrin mses spay to @ threatening letter to) the hair, ie ing with the fsa, tine, Mireuen, President ot the tee Slaats can be. chaieed ot en? Ss Supply of the City drug store "<i, little cost and mixed at h is Von Claussen has been tn! promotes the growth of tl wan since Jan. 7 last. She! darkens streal faded gray — and writ of habeas corpus and dvt. that she be released from) “diunent, asm ate |MUSTEROLE Loosens Up sane, When she heard forest ates von cua Congestion from Colds been in the White Plains the decision, was highly| Just rub it briskly on the chest and throat to-night, and get the soothing re- will give me a chance to/lief this clean, white ointment, made my liberty. I was not even! with oil of mustard, gives, chance to plead to the indict-) The old-time mustard iter used Poor) . secure bail,” she said. “In-|to blister. MUSTEROLE doesn't. ie aot ot ead creat? S#vlum | That's why millions are now using it Judge Milla, in his deck ‘ia with such comforting results. It breaks qgaong other things: “In the Thee wp 8 cold quicker than any mustard case, & commission found him eane|P/sster you ever saw. wash to go to trial. Trial was had, with the result that the jury ac- Chee AE Co the eyed of oop ice presiding at the trial forthwith held him to be eo far in- @ane as to make his discharge dan- -gerous and committed him to Matte- wan, and thereafter, within a period of three years, three justices of this oourt, in this district, after full hear- ing under a writ of habeas corpus, id him to be insane to nee degree and refused to discharge him. I con- sider all of those ‘findings in that case to be perfectly consistent and to have been each well founded. “If conduct of this relator, at her trial under the indictment, shall be an intelligent and self-controlled as it been before me during the three pve. I am confident tnat she will be jund to be entirely able to go through that proceeding.” ees \ HAIR SEWED ON BALD HEADS. Very Vive Gold Wires Are Use. ry LONDON, April 28.—The Times gays the method of sewing hairs in srdust mil 2 ca re ag { 7 a i i Hy | i BUEERE cE 2? b tse Hh is r Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatiom, Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frost- ed Feet, Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist’s, in 5c and 50c jars, and @ special large hospital size for $2.50, Sold by drugeists everywhere. Accept no Cpepabied If your geist cannot EROLE Cs send @5c or 50c to the MUSTER Company, Cleveland, 0.. ye we will mail you a jaz, postage pre- me America’s Greatest Furaltare Rouse Block fein 8th Ave. SCMPY sen &. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK Newark, N. J., Store, 69 and 51 Market Street Our Liberal Protective Credit Resaires NO CLUB FEES, NO INIEREST AvDED, NO EXTRA CHARGES. Whether You Buy for Cash or on Credit, You Will Find That OUR PRICES ARE ALAYS, THE Lowes Guaranteed - Guaranteed ‘ Refrigerator i ! Hy Galvanized, Like Cut. If Is vou prefer you can pay SMALL ACCOUNTS y Ou Small Weekly or Monthly Payments ) ESPECIALLY INVITED DO NOT CONFUSE Us WE HAVE ONL NE ‘STORE BLOCK 85TH TO s6TH BTRERT and 8TH AVENUB, hectare, Rusetent “ire teas Sonn weed pulls, weed jallery. $1.25 Solid Oak, ‘| = Chair OREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. al NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE i Charge Purchases made during the re. of this month will be entered on bills rendered June Ist. AIN BUILDIN' A Rare Bargain Opportunity! Suits for Stout Women All Sizes Up to 53 Inch Bust On and after May 18th this business will be con- duane ducted under the name of the “J. B. Greenhut Com- Oni; t Ueually $19.50 pany.” This change of name involves no change of nly, a and $34.50; ownership, as Captain J. B. Greenhut has been the A special pur- Tomorrow, at chief owner and controlling head of this establishment chase of 600 HERE ARE SUITS ote WILL APPEAL TO WOMEN WHO USUAL- LY HAVE THEIR GARMENTS MADE BY CUSTOM TAILORS. There are exactly 375 suits in thie sale. We own them under price and will cell them the same way, tomorrow. The range of emart models is complete and includes: CUTAWAY AND STRAIGHT FRONTS —eome with Lead bong kimono sleeve effects. Some trimmed with silk moire, collars and cuffs, buttons, etc. ‘Deyo hegbe many bol ead Newes ‘4 tect; others plaited to give Materials include: POPLIN, MEN'S-WEAR SERGES, FANCY ‘MIXTURES, PIN ND” PENCIL GRAY STRIPES” Plenty of pa ead bl black. Finishing details in these suits are such characterize much mean priced garments. Silk- ered shiel welghts and jal canvas that Si hold the the “tines” of tases’ oats smart and stylish until the last day they are worn, THIS IS A VERY UNUSUAL SALE. |AIN BUILDIN And Now Every- teiycamece WVictor-Victrola “The Big Store” Makes This Most Liberal Proposition: You are Invited to select the machine like, buy the few records that ad Wee will send the machine to your Phe bl Ly to try ott this machine, ai revi" Free for 30 Days Then, if you are satisfied, you can pay for eee on easy terms as low as.. 50c we wos the style machine opr by hey iia No Other Store in Town Can Approach Our Assortment of Newest Dance Records Thereore, inatead of “shopping around,” go right to im e Big Store," where you will find exactly what you want. Why not come in tomorrow? (NO TRADING STAMPS WITH VICTOR GOODS) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Join the Crowds That P F d h AreFlocting to Our Pure Food Show in tomorrow and witness the DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE Newest FOOD PRODUCTS. Plenty of FREE SAMPLES AND SOU- VENIRS, and, most important of all, A LONG LIST OF FANCY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS EVENT. If you cannot come in person, take advantage of the ruling special prices by sending your order by mail; or you may PHONE 4000 CHELSEA. Brown Rice COMET Brann pis Coffee Come and see us Roast Coffee. | PANCY A. MARACAIBO || COFFE, De 5 Ibs., 81.10; Ib. | GUADARALI BLEND {o. ie #8 ‘43,30; 35¢ 3 bs., $1; cOMBiiNATION' “BLEND Roast Beef native ribs; Ib.. QUAKER OATS— J rag. 25c package. EDDY'S PLUM PUDDING 6 cans, $1; 252 I-lb, can. GREEN LIMA BEANS — rortesh Butter the way of tunin . foemen Sane See = revel The “Caldwell” Player-Piano is unique. Its mechanism is of the ner ml on. on, Sree, most simple order, making it very reliable and unlikely to get out of order. MUSTARD | SAR- ae crock, IIb. print, Not only that, it may be played by hand if you so elect don, 01.45) 150 3lc Its finish, the quality of its tone and its cabinet work are of the highest prints, es, QTc; reg. 10c bottle....., } | | WHOLE. HEAD Ric 10. Ibe. 2 5 ibe, "aber '3 Ihe. price only with grocery orders, |SYMINGTON'S | SALANAISE | —_ HAZEL BRAND CLAMS— tr ee 12¢ | HERRING. at. or pons “Guape jdicm — |CALEORNIA SASFARAGUS an, 300 Fountain ‘aN soar spears; G CHOCOLATE |°" milic epecoleie or | rT \ sein ity GREEN HUT BUILDING—HO. Bverpbody’s Going to TEE BIG STQ Choice cuts of = 1 Ae 17 ABLE SALT — Fountain quality, tree running alt; b 45¢ We deliver crocke and ines, Famous Gin- Wafers, American inger Si $_—_—_———————“| A Sale That Will Cap the Dining Room Chairs 4 “Gfimae for Values course, there are hundreds of other Furniture Savings to be effected at all times in = Greenhut Building, But park ’a sale of Chairs is such a remarkable one that we devote this entire notice to advertisin: NOTE, PLEASE, THAT QUANTITIES ARE STRICTLY LiMiTED, Golden Oak Cane Seat Chair... Golden Oak Cane Seat Chair Fumed Oak Leather Seat Chair. ; ee pee i Leather Seat Chair. Golden Oak Leather ces Golden Oak Teather iat vy hale. Golden Oak Leather Seat Chair. Golden Oak Closes at 6 Change of Name since 1902. ‘MAIN BUILDIN' One-Day Whirl sile of $7. 50 and $10 Young Men, at . The Big Store's method of quickly distributin; ir Lose Fi bong ly low pric COME AREY. TOMORROW, FOR THESE $10 NORFOLK SUITS $7.50 AND $10 TWO-PIECE SUMMER SUITS $7.60 AND $10 THREE-PIECE AeNG SUITS $10 MEDIUM-WEIGHT SUITS. GOOD-LOOKING, WELL MADE terials. ionable browns, grays and dark mixtures. ‘MAIN BUILDIN Just About the Best Musical Investment in the World— No Change of Ownership | House Dresses Suits for Youths and $ Event” in Our Clothiag Store "tosiersow, “odd garments” from e assoriments are depleted—is the only reason for Don’t let the very low price keep you from this sale, because these are AND ‘STYLISH SUITS, In popular any a and soft roll colle A “Caldwell” 88-Note Player-Piano $395 This Store Opens Daily at = Lscapeatllr pray simapary onl tame ote By Miss Helen Mr. a ee ee NT eet MAIN BUILDING Women’s $1.25 to $1. ak dresses to which we add clear- ances of “odd” lots from our own superb assort- ments. Too many styles to describe in this limited an- nouncement, but many of this sea- son's smartest styles are in- cluded. The materials are splendid, in- cluding Percales in stripes, checks ang solid colors. san stripes. Neat, refined trimmings of embro idery and mercerized sateen, the latter in eae color. All sizes from 34 to 46 Three of the Styles Are Illustrated Here Say BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS, R Fee oualtties vee eBeautitul On Sale at. BARGAIN Royal Wilton ug Ss PRICES, Tomorrow For a fraction of the prices gs | for Oriental Rugs, here are e trong sree to persons of taste who cannot afford real Persian Rugs. ed at $34.50, i perils $3 102 80.8 Remorreweat '..... OO] tomorow ates. 35.50 Usually Priced Up to $2; Tomorrow, at.. with silk y are in extra fine designs. CAP 5 meta CAPS, STERLING OVERLAY, STERLING BAND, aleo lendid t K hahs, Saruks Serapis. bs arhes fave al the appearance a sie os ex utelee originals, and make 'e instance these two extra special offerings: 9x12 Royal Wilton Oe 83x MAIN BUILDIN $] These umbrell: red with.a fine, wat fabric, itording complete | protection, and fully pa Barred sg Bach te is “ied pale i holce of Le and, as some of these are manufacturers’ Included are STERLING SILVER BOXWOOD, EBONY, EBONINE, HORN, IMPORTED NOVELTIES and HAND-CARVED MISSION. Styles for men and for women. MAIN BUILDING “Victory” Ball-Bearin Cabinet Sewing Beer es, $95 Specially Priced for Tomorrow, at........ s illustrated; in golden oak, Engin 9c ic— markable success as is our “Caldwell.” ing it on terms of a small tial payment and order. In a word, we know of no player-piano on the mai proach it at anything like the price. abide by his verdict. You will find it agrees with ours. ment on the price of a new piano or playcr-piano, A postal card will bring our representative to your home. each fitted with glass and back. Prices most remarkably low: Size Sale Prices Sie above, we offer Heretofore priced up to $1.50; to-morrow, at ME FURNISHING: Original Price Sale Price $1.00, 75: y Leather Seat Chair. Hand-Painted China Vases 39¢, 49¢, 69c, Formerly Priced at 790 to $5.95, at bd ‘aummmcomplimentary a0¢ Stamps FRE! Never before have we sold a player-piano that has been such a re- adopied’ the pien “if ell $2 a Wee No, Interest || Further than that, with eac’ one we give, FREE, $10 worth of music rolls, which you may select yourself, a bench, and one year’s attention in that can ap- Whether you are an accomplished musician or are merely @ lover of music without the facility of playing, it will make strong appeal to you, Come and test it. Bring an expert musician with you if you like and SSS And You Have the Following Large Choice ir of Other Reliable Makes of Player-Pianos:— condition 59c w 5c | ROSE, OF Si Boardman & Gray, McPhail, Ludwig, Wolfner and Garwood | | "scu?0t°PONS “tals TRUMPET | WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD PIANO IN EXCHANGE in pe-t pay- ——GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS Hardy yk Roots, Ete. “seo” Picture Frames nana i Aes “amt ee Sizes to Suit Pictures of All Kinds A wide and excellent choice of GILT AND ANTIQUE FRAMES, Sale Prices TrO Ine. «BB, Be, 5c, $1] ERIE In... BBE, BO | 8x10 in... .29¢, 40¢, S5e, G0e, $1| 14x17 in... PRON EARLY: JONE |] pactues Stee *Nuphine 10x12 in Be, Be, '59e, G5e | 16x20 in... 5 Powder with In addition to the An Odd Lot of Frames Continuance of the Remarkable Selling of Imp 43,000 Fine qn Table China-’ bi ¥ , chocolate pots, cracker jars, bowls, cake plates, celery a pots, butter ¢ rt dc sets, etc. one woods; 105 yt Conservatory Specials Bushes, Trees, Seeds, Etc., for Spring Planting 7 ing wvaristion,, iret: heda ine stock. CURRANT. BUSHES — AND GOOSERERRY Bulbs ELEPHANT Sins, Aman: raprap FLOWER SEEDS— aus RAT UM AnD hie ® 176 and MA! re UM LIL h ae ne . $L19 Ss :, “ » $1.35 Sc; [NASTURTIUM AND SWEET ety 3 yh * for GERMA , M ae 25e 95e |. EEDING CAGES S, AQUARIUMS, Ic LOFISH SUPPLIES, ETC. $10,000 Worth of Hand-Painted orted China ular Prices and Even Less! je4 Previously 3’ at 50c to $1.95, 39e, 49¢, Tomerrow Sale Prices Are 19¢, 69¢ and LS 3278 HAND-PAINTED ERY Be HAND PAINTED Stor 6 perss CAKE SETS for 6 Kuh. , TomorrowssDistribution in Our MAIN idings