The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 10

i Sabie ° Serve Hasband’s Term, Goldmer, a druggist, of No. avenue, Brooklyn, was sen- fenced tn the Court of Special Sessions yesterday to three months in the work- house for Megally selling r heroin to boy: id girls as well adults. Goldmer for years has dor work for neighborhood better- ldmer’s counsel made an earn- for @ fine instead of impris- We devote our entire time, interest and throught to the \ examination of eyes and the making and ae of eye- glasses and spectacles. Ours is without question the " — Largest and the most efficient » | Eye and Eyeglass organization oe} in’the Worid. i The strength of our eyeglass | service is expressed in these facts: Firstly — that our examina- tions are made by Oculis!s (registered physicians) of ex- perience; Secondly—that to strengthen their services, competent, prac- cal Opticians adjust the mountings; Thirdly § / own modern factories, and ro + Guarantee to you Complete ) Satisfaction. Harris Glasses cost { -that weoperate our $2.00 or WSeStonnis ot iI Mireet. near 4th Avenue, eat 125th Street, near Lenox Ave, be Sith Mt.. bet. Sth and Gth Aves. ae (Aves bet. Sat and Sua st, fanaa Ntreet, reet 405 Bt. Ni 0 A Broad: ny ry nei a Mt + Niel bet. 180th & INtet, Goldmer’s wife pleaded with |BANKERS PLANNING ‘A NEW START FOR (OUR FOREIGN TRADE Encouraged by Removal of Government Ban on Loans Abroad. EXCHANGE IS IMPROVED. Britain’s Financial Expert Here to Give a Lift—German Exports Coming. In Wall street to-day there was much discussion of new developments In the international financial situs. tion. ‘Three specific phases were 1--Gradual advance in establish: ment of a basis for foreign mone- tary exchange, 80 that business may be done with less difficulty between tha United States and various European countries. 2-Slow but steady increase in foreign trade as commerce finds new routes and tends to adjust itself to war conditions & Removal of the Government prohibition against foreign gov. ernment loans being floated in this country. in a fair way for adjustment as be- tween the United States and Great Britain through the efforts of Sir | George Paish, financial expert of the | British Government, who arrived to- Quy on the Baltic to confer with President Wilson, Secretary McAdoo and leading American bankers on the subject. | Many temporary expedients have | been tried during the past two months Foreign exchange complications are | THE EVENING WOKLD, FRIDAY, ‘OCTOBER 16, 1914, TD YEAR-OLD INVENTOR MEEPS AS HE DEFENDS WES ANON SU Note of Pathos in Domestic Tragedy Staged in Jersey City Courtroom. Married = forty-three aray hatred and feeble, their eyes dimmed with tears, Victor H. Ernst, seventy- two-year-old veteran of the civil war, land his wife, Aletta Oliver Ernat, faced each other to-day |when their divorce case was called | for preliminary hearing in the Court of Chancery, Jorsey City. Mrs. Ernat, who is suing, alleging cruelty, still lives with her husband ina house they own jointly at No. 705 Summit avenue, Jersey City, She yearn, neventy, ing her life with « pistol he carried under Gen, Grant. Ernst denies all the charges | desk, be held in contempt was iséued and Ernst was called to anewer it. Before Ernst was sworn Charies H. Fering, a clerk Ina trust company, testified that the veteran had with- drawn $210, closing out his account, on Sept. 5. When he finished teatl- fying counsel for the wife produced an affidavit made by Ernst on Sept. 14 in which he swore to being desti- tute, The old man was sworn and asked by the Vice-Chancellor why he had made such an affdavit. “I'll tell you the whole story,” sald Ernst. “I am an Inventor and needed the money to pay a New York patent Jawyer for work he was doing for me. I went over to New York and while walking tWrough the downtown streets some one picked my pocket and I lost the money. “I want to support my wife, but at present Iam finding it diMecutt to se- cure a position. My gray hairs are a serious handicap. “TL have invented and secured pat- | ents for more than 1,000 contrivances. I invented the Universal milling ma- chine which has made more than a million dollars for the Browne & Sharpe Machine Company, All I got for It was $800. The bent form fell on the witness Then the onvulsed with sobs. old veteran raised his head. “A short time after,” he continued, red the emp of the Reming- ypewriter pany and re. mained with them in four months Ago, when I was dis- Kirnst, a mechanical engineer, was ordered by Vice-Chancellor Griffin} on July 31 to pay alimony of $10 a} week pending the sult. She took the | stand to-day and said he had Berl | paid her anything, although knew he had money. A rule to show! cause why the old veteran should not d for being late. ’ ife did not get my break- fart ready on time and T waa contin- ually late. disebar he hastened to add, “Tam xtrong and able to eat cob- Vice-Chancellor Lewis sald Ernst's hattan until{ morning at ey complained and then strect police station, a dozen blocks sd me. Since then T have a Pa rac ol but sald he would withhold his de- cision until Oct. 26, when the divorce trial will be begun. —————— HIS LEGS ARE HIS BANK. Reaceviat im Weight of Stefan Slownkowski ts in a@ cell In- stead of being aboard the Dvinsk, which sailed yesterday for Russia, beca confided to a neighbor at his hor Rou Second street, that he m . leave his wife, #auline, The neighbor told and Mra. Slowakowski was at the Pier with Detective O'Brien, who grabbed Slowak« wai. He was wobbling along on a cane, al- 'though his wife said be had never ‘timped, so they examined him and found $275 in Russian rubies wrapped around leg and two gold watches, chain, a bracelet and rings and pina belonging to his wite bandaged around the other OR. Justice Cornell remanded him to-day for sentence to-movrow. Mra, Slowak- owski said they hed been married only three mont) ea TEACHER STRICKEN IN CAR, Taken to Stroke of Apoplexy. Mies Mary Doran of No. 895 Stert- ing place, Brooklyn, a teacher in Pub- jie ‘hool No, 162, Willoughby and St. Nicholas avenues, failed to alight from ® Nostrand avenue car this Flushing avenue, her and the con- ieual transfer point, ductor, William Schaefer, who knew her, couldn't arouse her. He had the car Tun at full speed to, the Clymer away, where the girl Was taken off. Dr.” Morse, who came fi the Williamsburg Hospital, said had | had as ° Apoplery was) paraly xe the lert side. He hurried) Wer to hospital but said she might dl ae = —— —— r ' Stern Brothers ° 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fitth Avenue. | PARIS—4 Rue Martel. and ove Misses’ Dressy Suits es 14 to 20 years. Exclusive Models, 18.50 to 135.00 Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday Misses’ FurTrim'd BroadclothSuits Two new Russian models of imported broad- cloth, bottom of coat and standing collar with band of skunk opossum; new full flare yoke; tunic skirt. 14 to 20 years. Value $39.50 29.50 which appeals to ajl tastes by reason of its exclusive and out-of-the-ordinary character, Franklin Simon g-Co. Ffith Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets LONDON—29 Jewin:Crescent. A Store of Individual Shops Fall and Winter Apparel For Misses and Girls At Popular Prices Misses’ “Country Club’’ Suits An Exclusive New Model, ‘Style Registered”’ Country Club Suit, smart strictly tailored suitof navy blue wide wale serge, Sc aids, mannish tweeds, and black and white or navy and white ‘al eer worsteds, also English corduroy velvet, in navy, black, brown or green. Country Club Suits of Woolen Fabrics, Country Club Suits of Corduroy 14 to 20 years. 29.50 Velvet? 39.50 M s’ Dressy Gowns 14 fo 20 years. Exclusive Models, 14.50 to 145.00 Franklin Simon & Co. offer Saturday Misses’ Silk Afternoon Dresses Of silk crepe de chine, in navy, copen, Tose, green, brown or black ; white satin collar and cuffs; tunic skirt, with band of velvet; velv sas Value $24.50 18 14 to 20 years, Misses’ and Girls’ Seasonable Apparel | ILL be placed on sale to-morrow, at very appreciable price concessions, comprising a large collection of entirely new and exezedingly desirable Misses’ Tailored Suits at $29.50, 39.75 and 48.50 Of broadcloths, gabardines, caracul cloths, serges, velveteens and corduroy, including many copies of imported models, some trimmed with fur. Misses’ Skirts, cppuaite Ae Ss kins ae to provide means for payments of Imports and exports and exchange */ credits which have been blockaded by the moratorium in England and the blockade on shipments of gold from the United States, The bankers gold pool of $100,000,000 was the most striking of these attempts. It af- forded only partial relief. The ef- fort now is to establish some per- manent basis in which the Govern- ments of Great Britain and this country will participate. Since British cruisers lined the At- lantic lane there has been fairly free ALSO ’ Chiffon Velvet Suits Fur Ti ed Russian model, short or long ALSO Misses’ Evening Gowns n ’ Ofsatin crepe meteor, charmeuse orchiffon, in coats, trimmed with real skunk or natural pink, blue, peach, Nile or maize; velvet, crystal raccoon; latest model skirts. np. beads,| fl i d " 14 to 20 years. Value $69.50 59.50 Very Re wer alue Hr 29.50 Franklin Simon & Co. call attention to their large assortment of Dresses and Suits for the hard-to-fit girl, ages 13 to 17, designed on youthful lines. Dresses from 7.95 to 39.50 Suits from 19.75 to 59.50 i = == $———— SS IE American Electrelle will change your piano into a player piano in a day without Misses’ Dresses, i) Spc Aad ed por raanees we trade between the United States and fl at $15.00, 19.50 and 25.00 at $4.75, 5.95 and 7.50 INVESTIGATE, py ReRtigs Bnd: Feadee; Wut comment In six exclusive redingote or tunic models, of |For dress or sports, of corduroy, serges, vel- with German: Girls’ Coats ur second largest | |j Girls’ Dresses K N A B E munteasne: in tinaee ad poss, Bas Weeti| || serge, many combined with satin. ; veteens, plaids or checks,full circular bottom. @ | aimost completely blocked. It was] [} t Sizes 6 to 16 years. Sizes 6 to 14 years reported to-day In financial circles id rAcCAa ate EE pele Bch bicukd Bth Ave., at 39th St. ff [reported to-day, in. financiat circles Girls’ Dresses and Coats Exclusive Models, 9.75 to +5.00 Exclusive Models, 5.95 to 29.50 trade through roundabout routes. Imports from Germany are beginning to arrive via Italy and Holland, with prospects of more through Norway Woolen Dresses, - at $5.00] School Coats, - at $5.95, 7.50 Of serges, plaids and checks, in smartly|]Three new models, made of zibeline or trimmed Russian or tunic styles, sizes 6 to|corduroy, with yoke or full lined, sizés 6 to Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday Franklin Simon & Co. offer Saturday and den, 04 ?, vi ri 7 by i” Ox Wk . ida noe Amedan ae jee tie hue 14 years. Value $7.50. 14 years. Values $7.95 and 9.75. hy Girls’ Dressy Velvet Coats—or Vols Girls’ Wool Dresses—ot navy English Indirect routes and a small but pri Girls’ Dresses, - + = at $6.75] Dressy Coats, at $10.00, 14.75 veteen or corduroy, in black, Sede ene white. body and cuffs of Roman striped ising business in German exchange we fies aan asi . JOF broadeloths, zibelines, fuzzy: y cl 1] n; belted model, flat collar, strapped white pique collar, stripe skirt, wi 436-440-442 WEST 5i%1 ST. appearing In financial regions. 19x-| {|} Of fine Auality corduroy, in desirable shades, Deeg adit i a bax Pine uy vue y co i ae a aeaend inenined, PP ie lisa cand ipe ski with navy RUG*°CARPET raid ei ete oy . ree | i ie caer Aa cullsi Mate Se Ae yeas: yeurs. , ‘ {u! 6 to 12 years. Value $24.50 1 8.50 8 to 14 years, Value $9.75 * 6 95 still blockaded, but there wai nel i S. s i . that-some shipments. will Girls’ Dresses, at $9.75 and 14.75|Girls’ Coats, - - at $16.50,17.95 * ALSO ALSO . hrough neutral countries. Lifting of the Gov against making foreign loans was re- garded as a hopeful sign, Although no specific nege tations are Now p = ink, it is probable that « will soon . Banking houses havi said that with Gel . is much In need soon in this ith a loan proposition, Other suntries are hard pressed and n looking hopefully for Amer-| ||| CLEANSING Pire-Proof Building. FIRE PROOF STORAGE for Household Goods, Founded in 1863 TELEPHONE 5567 COLUMBUS Intermediate models, of serges and velvet- eens, with tunic skirts, attractively trim- med, sizes 10 to 16 years. Intermediate models, of broadcloth or zibe- line, trimmed with velvet or fur, sizes 10 to 16 years. Girls’ Camel’s-Hair Cheviot Coats Of Copenhagen blue, green or brown, new belted model, flat collar of velvet, novelty buttons, body and siceves silk lined. 8 to 16 years. Value $18.50 14.50 Girls’ Afternoon Dresses Of English serge, wool plaids or stripes, guimpe or round neck models, braid bound; velvet, silk or broadcloth trimmings. 8 to 15 years, Value $14.50 9.75 , ° > . Boys’ Clothing for Every Occasion MAPE of the most approved and serviccable materials, is maintained in complete assortments, at the following regular slock prices: Hi Norfolk Suits, - al $7.50 to 18.50/Overcoats, - al $6.75 to 20,00 Of cheviots, cassimeres, velours, tweeds, |Of cheviots, twee elours, chinchillas and verges, ete. 37 to 17 years. Shetland cloths; in sizes 8 to 17 yeurs, Novelty Suits, - ul $5.00 to 12.50] Mackinaw Coats, - at $5.00 to 9.75 Of velvets, worsteds, silks end serges; in|In smart plaid effects, in Norfolk or plain _ Junior Dresses 14 to 20 yeurs. Sizes 13 to 17 years. Exclusive Models, 9.75 to 45.00 | Exclusive Models, 18.50 to 98.50 REGISTER TO-DAY. || \ Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday fae: ari or To-day and to-morrow are the Inst og No. AY Mailed Free, | gave dey ei ention, “Polls open’ from ' izes 214 to 10 years, models; in sizes 8 to 17 years. : = Simraron 20 Tee yoce.|f to 07 ATE you de not reenter fi ww Salt 3 $1.95 to 9.75|Rain Coats, - £35.00 to 9:45 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats—Eng- Misses’ Serge Dresses —E x clusive jak DIAMOND (O Bet Rroadinay | 78 not vote at the pris ash + po © al ple ° ~O0N8, ° al gO.0V'lo 8, ish mixture, in brown or gray, also navy, models of English serge, in navy blue or se ‘Ave, Of galatea, rep and linen, in white or colors;|Of rubberized cloths, in tan, gray and : Pag H brown or black zibeline; large collar of nat- heather mixtures; in sizes 6 to 17 years. black, combined with satin, or stri ural raccoon or skunk opossum fur. 18.50 strictly tailored models of all serge. 14 to 20 years. Value $24.50 | 8.50 ALSO Misses’ Serge Dresses Enroll when you | } i} i] n sizes 214 to 9 years. 1856 M0 TT} | - BROKAW BROTHERS " A Seasonable Sweater Offering ih & BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS For Women, to-morrow, at these special price inducements: 14 to 20 years. Value $24.50 ALSO Misses’ Fur Trim’d Velour Coats For afternoon or evening wear, Directoire model, ripple skirt, collar and cuffs trimmed with skunk opossum fur; warmly silk lined. 14 to 20 years. Value $49.50 39.50 Of English serge, in navy blue or black, com- bined with satin, or strictly tailored models of all serge. vaiue $18.80 14.50 14 to 20 years. Misses’ and Girls’ Shoe Shop Shetland and Angora Sweaters, In th desirabl stylesandcolor,, , ot $0.00 at $14.95 Zephyr Wool Sweaters, Made with large Byron collars, also V shaped neck, all colors, $4.65 Imported Silk Sweaters, in solid colors, also two tone effects, A soothing medium between low temperature and high temperament--a medium weight overcoat. An Important Sale of Hosiery For Men and Women, To-morrow, at Unusually low prices: | A separate Shop on the third floor, where one may select undisturbed from a complete stock the right footwear for misses and girls. The attendants are spe~ cialists, ready to extend every assistance to facilitate a correct selection, These cool evenings disturb the comfort of mind and body unless you are properly Women’s Cotton Stockings, Men's Imported Socks, ; {iI} Medium weight, all black; or ‘ ,| Black cotton or lisle thread, tlc? Ba z Misses’ Satin Sli —Low hes! clothed. iI * with unbleached soles, . Pair 21¢ double soles, heels and toes, Pair 20c Girls’ Shoes—B toned or tacet. Of bes ri 4 Ppers Sle ees. I ‘i A : A -. fae | Made of selected tan or black est quality satin, in pink, white, Lightweight Overcoats, every desirable | Women's Imported Stockings, Men’s French Lisle Socks, | Russia calf, on the “Franklin” blue or black. Made on stylish | fitting last, hand turned soles, vidths Ato D. Value $4.50 Black lisle thread or cotton, . medium weight, 29% Women’s Silk Stockings, Pure thread silk, with deep lisle 42 t garter tops, in black or white, Pair ( Women’s Silk Stockings, All silk or with : » Pair 85c In black, tan, navy, gray and cadet, very elastic rib tops; double soles, 50c jij i th | Mtoe, Widths Ato Men's Silk Socks, Pure thread, black and colors, with spliced isle thread soles, Pair BOC ||| Men’s Black Silk Soc . Pair 90c orthopedic last, hand welted soles. Value $3.75 3.25 Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders ‘ ~ owt Pair @hoto7)s. 2.95 at your option, models for every preference, - color-blend, sturdy serge and silk linings ‘ ' prices sixteen to thirty-eight dollars, Pure thread, heavy weight, with extra heavy soles, : or Place & Fourth Avenue ONE CK FROM BROADWAY.—— SuSway AT DOOR lisle thread tops, . 0. tm