The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1914, Page 16

= What Internal Bathing Is # Doing for Humanity Ww My, | FREE fii) oes i | [ ad iF LOUISIANA DECLARES WAR ON SUGAR TRUST; MAY SEIZE REFINERY | Plan to Prepare State's Product for Market and Sell It Independently. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.—Louist- ana has declared a war to the finish on the American Sugar Refining Company, the so-called Tugar Trust. ‘The State and planters will act to- gether. Pians are being made under the leadership of Gov. Hall whereby Louisiana sugar will be independent- ly refined and sold throughout the world as an independent product. step is taken on the supposi- in cases of such war the i j Hl i} , é is I j i 1H il eile! i : | ARE GIVEN FOR THE AWAY FREE CARTAGE Used Uprights—Bargains $60 Hartmann $4 Sipe 75 Brinsmead tal Pia : by Bradbury H atl Pela Chickering tnly, 125 Palmer 4 na @SE.Gabler 4 iia fs PLANO THE EVENING WORLD, CASSIDY AND WILLETT MAY GET OUT ON BAIL Justice Jenks Grants a Certificate of Reasonable Doubt in Nomina- tion Scandal. “Curly” Joe Cassidy and William ‘Willett jr, convicted in Supreme Court of the nomination scandal in Queens, have now a chance to go on bail and rgnain out of prison pending an appeal for @ new trial. Justice Jenks of the Appellate Division, Brooktyn, to-day granted a certificate of, reasonable doubt in their cases which permits their admission to bat! while their attorneys appeal to the Court of Appeals. If thin court aus- tains the decisions of the Supreme Court and the Appellate Division, both Cassidy and Willett will be face to face with a term of from a year to @ year and a half in Sing Sing and the payment of a fine of $1,000. In.the case of *. Walter jr, convicted with them, Justice Jenks denied the application for the certifi. cate of reasonable doubt and vacated the stay of proceedings judice to @ renewal of this motion Led heard. It is believed that Walter, whose Dall of 95,000 was declared forfett, will give himself up without delay. Justice Jenks announced this after- noon that he would hear to-morrow TRED 10 END LIFE WITH SHOT AT EACH ' Police, Called by Wife, Find Bliefernich Dying in Third . Floor Room. Henry Bilefernich, thirty-nine years old, @ saloonkeeper, of No, 822 Bay street, Clifton, 8. I, was taken to | FUGHT OF STARS ( the Smith Infirmary shortly after) 4A. M, to-day in @ dying condition from a bullet wound in his right temple, ‘The police charge him with at- tempted suicide, and the report of the policeman called to the house states that before Bilefernich shot Bimself he backed his wife and three children into a corner and fired three shots at them. ‘This Mrs, Biiefernich and her son deny. She said she was awakened about 4 o'clock by @ shot on the first floor, followed tn a short time by one on the second and another on the ~' third. She called in Policeman Ha- pi BOYS ACCUSED OF THEFT. Brothers Said te Have Confessed Robbery of Employers, Homesickness made David and Arthur which Detectives Haskins and Kelly say both young men made to-day. The detectives say also they found $3,600 worth of stolen jewelry in the furnished room occupied by the pair at No. 360 West Thirty-cighth street. David is twenty yéirs old and Arthur Ighteen. . Wallach: wor*as°Gotd steses end tho Jatter for a By yee od 22 al and both came from ‘Austria elghteen months ago. Recently small thefts from Mr. Bu- lova's recnuee #0 persistent that yer lay he called in the police. The Arthur broke down un- | ing the bowels free of poison. Money for Sergt. Douglas I. McKay, . | carets Wor benny of the Stapleton station, and Biiefernich was found in his own room on the third floor with a re- volver nearby, According to the police, he had been despondent over business troubles, and had bee® drinking heavily. He was away all yesterday, ‘but last night was in the saloon until closing time, * CASCARETS KEEP BOWELS REGULAR AND CURE COLDS 2 No headache, sour stomach, bad cold or constipation by morning. yen vrhether is the bead ein eo ad OF an; rt the todsesere quickly orseone By trging the liver to setion and keep- Take Cas- will wake uj doubt you will wonder what beca: ourcold. Cas- kk whi a » they cleanse and regulate the flompe » remove the undigested f and foul gases; from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. Remember the quickest way to get rid of colds is one or two Cascarets at night to cleanse the system. Get s 10-cent box at any drug store. Don’t for, tl is needed te drive « cold from their little systems, settee Here's Where Your Nickel made to give the lovers of Peppermint lots of “Pep” with its double strength flavor. always, United Each 5c package is wrapped in a PROFIT SHARING good for valuable ‘presents, It is also double wrapped and sealed to insure your getting it fresh, tasty and full-flavored, UNITED Coupon THUBRDDAX, N (| N N (| \ /| VUTUBEM &, 1914. PATS ANI ATI ATSIC TS NII ZI Zo ava VEN VARS VAENVA TheGIMBEL Subway Stores Two Big City Block Floore Crowded With New Fall Merchandise at Lowest Prices. An Opportune Purchase Enables the Subway Store To Offer Friday and Saturday 800 Women’s Newest Model Fall Suits at $14.75 each Ld ) 4s <i ‘Made to be Sold Regularly at $20 to $80 A splendid lot of really beautiful suits made by one of the most prominent concerns the metropolitan trade and the best offerings ever made by the Subway Store at the opening of a fall season. Included are: Broadcloth suits trimmed with velvet, Serge suits with braid trimmings, Gabardines, Cheviots, Serges and College Suits. Some suits are fur trimmed. Some have Skinner's satin linings; others have peau de cygne linings. Some of the skirts are made with the new yoke effects; others have pleats trimmed in velvets and braid. The Color Range Is Most Attractive and includes black, blue, brown, Copenhagen and green. Also Friday { 100 extra size suits, ranging up to 55 bust measure. The and Saturday price of these suits is also $14.75. Subway Store, Balcony eee ne ne ee eS ee \ A Jewelry Sensation \ 7,500 Manufacturers’ Best 1914 and 1915 Samples On Sale Friday and Saturday, in the \ Subway Store, at a price that should attract throngs of eager customers. Earrings in ‘circle drop pearl rhinestone effects; Bracelets in bangle and engraved nethersole; engraved Cuff Pins, silver and gold plated and enamel; Brooches, newest fads in black and white; Bar Pins, enamel, rhinestones, antique colored stone settings; Cuff Links, enamel, pearl and colored stones and plain and engraved; silver plated Slip- per Buckle Sets with rhinestones. Scarf Pins in black and white and stone effects, ne ng enevemowmcemevenns is fume samcenrrevermcameceny at $6.95 Crepe de Chine BLOUSES at $2.95 Wonderful Value—Very Smart Crea- tion, with the New Military Collar. Somespecialty sho have been readily sell- ing a similar waist at at’ even more than $6.95. Therefore, at the Gimbel price, this Blouse is truly an astounding value. Made with thestand- ing turnover collar, with black satin stock and set-in sleeve, All sizes. Bubway Store, Balcony. Another Sale of Suits For Men and Young Men, $10 The Styles That Are Sold Around Town Generally at $15 to $18 So successful was the sale last Friday and Saturday that we began early in the week to get another fine lot to sell at $10. These Suits Will Be on Sale in the GIMBEL Subway Store Tomorrow \Morning Newest fabric and styles, fancy effects in Brown and Tans, Checks and Stripes, in Blue and White and Black and White. Worsteds, Cassimeres and Cheviots. Patch ¥ kets or plain; cuff sleeves or otherwise. mnie or conservative models. Sizes 32 to Men’s Button-to-Neck Raglans, Friday. and Saturday, $10 The $15 to $18 Models ee ae az, ena a ual black and white and a few solid colors tn is wut sner, Reloeny Sale of Pictures Large lot of colored luc- tions of famous paintings; 5 styles of frames; 50c values, 25c. $1.25 Colored Fac Similbs, 65c Size 16x20, Plain or ornamental frames, 15 Artonrne 350 Gilt frames, gures and land- scapes. Sigties * ir Subway Btore, Balcony $22.50 Dinner Service, $15 100 pieces, fine English porcelain, with neat border design. 50c Odd Cereal Jars, 28. 25 Spice Jars, 100, 60c Sugar and Creamer Sets, 6c, Austrian china, floral decora- tions. id Cooking Bowls, with blue bonict and floral design, 6c to h, 4 Cooking Sets, 20 pieces, $1.25, secon Bubwey Store, Lower Floor Boys’ $7.50 All Wool Norfolk Suits, $5 With Extra D Pair of All seams reinforced. Tartan aids, gray and mixtures. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Boys’ $5 All Wool Norfolk Suits,$3.6 Newest models, patch pee ‘Tan Mixtures, Tartan ir Bh Se and Cordu- ras bth. tan’ 8 18 years, Boys’ 75c Knicker- bockers, 50c Gr and Tan Mix- tune” bees to 16 youre. EE x $1 Gimbel Corsets ) Special at 65c These are made by one of the business. neatly tri wit edging. Sizes 18 to 25. $1.50 Gimbel Corsets, Fine coutil, Medium and low bust; newest Fall models; several deep for full short figures. Sizes 18 to 80, Subway’ Store, Lower Floor _Infants’ & Children’s Sweater Sets, $2 These include the Sweater, Leggings and Cap and are le of the finest quality worsted. Gray, Cardinal, Tan and White. Sizes 2to5 years. Subway Store, Balcony Dress Goods ip Rapa n Vee. ‘hop- herd , a e wanted sives; yar" ° 75¢ All-Wool Dress Goods, 1 Yd. All the new Fall weaves and col- ors, including black. $1 yard. 60-in. All-Wool Storm Serge, 95c Yd. Sponged and shrunk; al! the wanted shades also navy and black 36-in. Imported Zibeline Plaids, 50c Yd. Camel's ha re fect, in all co!ors. Subwa St ro, Lower floor Women’s New Gaiter Boots, $2.50 The Subwaye Shoe Store will place on Sale tomorrowa limited number of Aj these very smart @ guiter boots. Black Brocade Tops With patent leather atty slen- der plain toe last. Half Louis heels and hand turned soles, All sizes, 234 to7. Widths from A to D. . Subway Store, Balcony Plant Section Subway Store, Balcony Fall Planting Bulbs, each 1c. Regularly 35c to 50c a dozen. Also by the hundred at 90c. Included are leading varieties, such as crocuses, tulips, narcissus, daffodils, etc. Hyacinth Bulbs in named vari , regularly sold at 75c and $1 a dozen; 3c each or $2.75 per 100. Subway Store, Balcony Notions One-pound box Adamantine Pins, 20c. One gross “Sonomor” Dress Fasteners, 25¢. | Quantity limited, One gross Melba or Gretchen Hooks und Eyes, 20, | Plece Dress Weight, 10 yards, Grande Skirt Gage, 20c. Two pairs Giubels Garment Shields 35¢. 40 pairs Duchsea Dress Shields, ic. Four cards Lenox Spiral Collar Supports, 10¢, Two ‘Tango Flare Ruche Sup- ports, 15c. Two, pieces Taffeta Seam Bing ing, 1, ‘Three 4-yd. rolls English Twilled Tape, 10c. Two 24-Fd. rolls Cotton Taper) 10c., Box of Bone Huir Pins, 5c, Bix UngTesd Shoe Laces, Be, Slipper Trees, 20c, w Plated Folding Coat Hangers, 1c, Whittemore's Gilt Edge or Elite Black Shoe Polish, 15¢, Subway Store, Balcony ee A ene Housefurnishings $2.25 Carpet Sweepers, $1.95. Vacuum Washers, once priced at $3.50, now 45c, without sti 1.25 Pie Servers, $1, 1.50 Aluminum Sets of 5 pieces and stand, 76c. Subway Store, Lower Floor 1000 Yards Carpets In Short Lengths I: was only by ' lacing a tremen- dousor erfo arpets ih t we were able to induce the mill to let us have these short lengths. All in plain colors—light blues, different shades of gray and brown, and old rose. Several short lengths in any one color may be had. Whittall's Wiltona, regularly priced at $2.35 and 83 a yard in short dengtha in this sale at $1 a yard. * 200 C. t Samples 114 Yards in Length At $2 Each lar price, $6.25. Neatly bound. Samples of patterns that have been discontinued. Big se- lections of popular greens, reds, blues and brown Very shades. EAs SRO I EA EA NAINA AINA TNA INE INS A) pel ear eee ates azsoaTetaers 42E SERBS 27? aBRSSRGRTS ESE eR URTEN TREE? OE SET EERE ALAS Sk: TREE EES SAT - N