The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1914, Page 18

ev shine “wba, FRIDAY, 1 ‘paor auEt: re ie we. er nS NIST canes one TIOKER SHOWS SALES [THIS TALE'S MORALS: | ena anon Me POTES™ THE CIVIC FEDERATION |... OF STOCKS AT PRICES | DON'T HIT A POLICEMAN | Sea “ie wasal OF LAW FOR WORKMEN, Sse Ausen rn o | Well ABI MINIMUM IN TRE NOSED NOSE! REED mn Settenhan says the policeman used | rapped for help. A Profane language and struck at him,|rived on the run and, ti and he countered with a blow. ‘The |famed Gopher gang. whieh, officer denied swearing, and said he| son, he drew a gun. The fraces made no threats, He said Bettenhan |by Settenhan, being locked w * Jumped out of the car and tried tol Titty suppert of Setienhane show off before the young women by|tenhan was held in $500 bail for striking him on the nose, Everson | ther examination. deine Great Give Himself to Science, Whe ts now fast on UT HERE! * 2, foo heer Men at i or | cee BUFFALO, Dec. 4.—Wesley C. Dud | When Did You Have Your Photograph Taken Last? ; { “ fertietis ts cethbetcn | bali they Eas yttea dhs | Wanls National Body to Study sy (nr Awan ot Ree county Al "Quan Are_ Higher} If You Don't, nt, You degrord to SIX HANDSOME PHOTOS e = ae eee | Btect in 24 States to — {te trial of J. Frank Mickey for the) Than at Closing Prices on Go to Court Just Like OF YOURSELF IN ANY POSITI m + of Joseph Joseph, stated to-) ‘ = Avoid Mistakes. daf that he would oppose any step) July 30. Mr. Settenhan Did. looking to the release of Hickey from This Coupon, if presented on or before Dec. 14, entitles bearer or any member of the family to Six Carbonette Photo- | graphs for only 7c instead of the regular \ price, $3.00. The Photographs are exactly the same ! as those sold for $3.00, and are given at ‘ this price for 10 days only, if you bring the Coupon. Children’s Photos taken before noon. | This Coupon, with 75 Cents, Should e Presented to ARTISTICALLY FINISHED tor r They may no} in allowing Hickey * while, but they will get my objection." | 1 7-8; Bethleh, thle SCHOONER OFF FOR AFRICA. day at the Hotel Astor. ‘The pro Warden of Sing Sing Prison.) yiving the bid, asked and actual! with a swollen nose and blood all] Is contagious.) Committee of Five, Only those secur! peared against Philip Settenhan, an | dreaw in which hé reviewed the year's tie Has re wmiie ite of no transactions below that| «treet, charged with felonious assault. LISHED, coated rice—according nuertiony Walsh ts Nisa AT ada reek a Wt American Beet Sugar 271-4, up! with his friend, Ray Kerwin of No.| adultera Each in is coated an merchant ma n Steel 42, up 113-4; | pudson, an actress, both of whom | ‘ | Auburn Prison, where he is under a ae f M4 ‘ K tuck: if ‘The fifteenth annual meeting of the | WORtY Year sentence. Hickey re-! ‘Phe stock Exchange ticker began| Pollceman Art’ :r Everson came y en y, owa, National Civie Federation opened to pei na letter to Thomas Mott] quoting stock prices this aitternaon, | into West Side Police Court, to-day, | ol himeaelf sacrifi for the rm n me o' . and North Dakota: forbid gramme calla for a number of affairs pe egpetes, ANE] prices of transactions conducted | over pix nice, new uniform. Ho hasn't! ' [nupplementary to the main meeting | ¥ : : | through the medium of the Exchange) been on the force very long. He ap-! o be partie IDatee in by the delegates. 1 in i Aut the ordinary kind of rice | tm, "ntrtet te Peters |, -micsey ei) mover ave ‘Auburn! son that are aust above tho July | mente whine young. rel estate| : | tion opened the nexsion with an ad ’ 30 prices are given, as the committee! man, of No. 340 West Eighty-aixth | © been better f t bie bk dia Wien” me 8 vt at Civile i in peaehal 10H Md ter evel. Laat sale quotations were: Settenhan had been out last night! to such eminent authorities as 43-4 from the minimum; American] yest Forty-second Street, Hor: | 1 . 128 West Forty 3 Dr. Wiley and Alfred W. McCann —is | resu't of the war tn Europ +2; Atchison 90, upltenss Yorn, a dancer, and Muriet| Among the in the establishment ; with glucose and talc. This foolish following the Fr , custom was started by a rice broker General | jive at the Cumberland Hotel, They ! - | tangoed until the early morning hours | n which, Mr. Low ren tac WALLOntLO fer inet On or before Dec. 14th at any of the we studios: | " hol t > -_— and then, in Settenhan’s auto, start- | MANHATTAN, BRO: ‘ ey who wanted to “dress up” his rice. een ae aicently on | SH0M® Ts Carteton Satin tor Trade Jed down ‘Tenth Avenue, Near Fifty. | Ht bet if ams sre wn an. | os Without knowing what it meant, folks A when the time arrives WIth Natives. jftth street, Policeman Everson no- be ive:| Boobs ae Park Ave | % " Helmont, Ch n of tho] Lade ae a \tieed the machine was not equipped, pen Av H bought it, Now fivestates prohibit its |“'susvs: simon, cnaleman, of yuo | Laten. wits a rll eatgo of ary with lighted Fear lamps, so Ne halted i Hi Sarb oer: | { sale—because such rice isn’t pure. rhe are two versions of | cot PON TO BE PRESENTED with THIS ORDER (EW) ‘UT HERE, ing progress | Plies missional rin the enactment of | Schooner Adelin T. Carleton sailed day for ports on the Wert Coast of Africa, According to Amertean Tro thin te the Cen mpensation laws in Ho advocated the jo Federation of a sta- atudy the law as It in twenty-four States the weak ular Kery, establish ates tral going to Comet Rice (.2.".0 Unkoted no glucose—no talc hopes Vy We're “Cutting Down’ caren ya es te : eer amis a oli gh a « One Month Earlier Than Usual!!! Radical Price REDUCTIONS BALMACAANS, SUITS doesn’t dean Bod rgb rare nothin; ing _ serve rice more often - as & vegetable, in soups, with meats, or as a delicious dessert. report based upon a nation quiry as to the oun ait and its Have your grocer send you a package, Tear out this advertisement now and put in| yyy your purse to\remind you. ‘Ally, jon rf ‘who nad | wi Also ask about Comet Natural Brown Rice— something new. palfed im Irelani — a ° Presi- ; and .X MAS GIFT SALE 7 = LRG, Wrgrratine pee cont shiek of, Prine Dene titan te eaten wee a OVERCOATS cane amine after | GO TO BRILL BROTHERS «LIGVH HL Lad. Machines, ete., ete. These are bought only for the accommodation ef our customers a: this bed enable our c pomnore to purchase these perge aif: ind hay jes are the beet he best nd, guar , An Enormous Clearance of Almost All the Winter Overcoats and Suits eres, Curtaine, Bed Sets, Bewin Machines, High Grade Furniture for every reom, etc. ete., af in the Brill Stores---Real Bargains for Men and Young Men; Ready to Wear SoH PRIOES ARE ALWAYS THE Lowest ||.|| $12.50 and $15.00 || $20.00 and 25.00 COATS AND SUITS| |COATS AND SUITS OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST Sc © Special Christmas Credit Offer Small Accounts Especially Invited You es rel oad withe stots Yeu can open an account with the purchase of Holiday Gifts for your | ¢, : < IN OVERCOATS, Kerseys, Chinchi BALMACAANS—in a wide variety, including Tartan (renee or your toot without extra charge. ny tall wa wienee ff ra Brown Mixtures, plain Blacks and Gray Plaids, Glen Urguharts and smart Scotch Mixtures. tnd you cen pay fe Geet eed i Osha a delgdag or self collar. IN BALMACAANS, Gray, Brow IN’ OVERCOATS — Black and Gray Kerseys, and you can pay Vier them next year on emall weekly payments. \ Golden Oak Green and Heather Mixtures. IN SUITS, Gray Shetlands, Brown, Blue and Oxford Chin- \ Morris Chair, Stripes, Tartan Plaids, Checks, Pepper and Salt M chillas, IN SUITS—Tartan Plaids, Glen Urquharts, \ Reg. Price, 818. tures and Smart, Fancy es. enn ONE TO OUR CUSTOMERS“ say $28.00 and $30.00 $30.00 and £32.50 COATS AND SUITS Sean Sarn surest pt COATS AND SUITS er if you have closed Ttrand | in ‘eddition you may add your purc! IN OVERCOATS—Single and double-breasted, form- of Christmas Gifts to your account Without Any Extra Deposit. Make an early selection and delivery will be made whenever you wish. AMONG THE OVERCOATS—This season's extremely fitting, Black and Oxford, velvet piped or plain, shawl smart form-fitting coats, with $3 buttons, one or two to or notch collars; Chesterfield Coats and heavy Storm button; Chinchillas, Black and Gray Kerseys and Ulsters. IN BALMACAANS—Scotch Mixtures, Tar- Thibets with self or velvet collars. IN SUITS—Some tan Plaids and Velvet Collar Chinchillds, IN SUITS— of this season’s choicest aecsustas Gray Stripes Glen Urquharts, Tartan Plaids, Blues, Grays and Pencil Shadow Stripes, Donegal Tweeds, English Worsteds construction: | Stripes, with braided edges. and Silk Mixtures, stered in genu- Spanien SUAHLOUA TIAA OL OD “GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS Golden finish: nm mirror; deep drawers wood Ki You con open aaa to 708" | Famous Dutchess Trousers ecoumt any Above o Let Us Start You Housekeeping ¢ This sale includeseverything you require whether you intend starting with a sing! Feem er an entire house. We advise you ¢otake advantage of the marvellous ba: gain in durable, well made Furniture and Housefurnishings. If you wish, we will held your purchase and deliver it when you need it without extra charge. Carr’s Melton Overcoats $ $1.50,52.00,53.00 and$3,5Q) | Ordinarily Sold at $50.00, Now 30 ACarr's Melton Overcoat, with a Skinner's all silk eatin lini: The best wearing trousers you can buy. If a button ——made according to Brill standards and offered at lathe comes off, you get 10c; if they rip, you get $1.00, very superlative of real value-giving in clothes for men. HAND CARS Steet 236,298 Regular Prices 65. OT and 910. America’s Greatest [‘irorre Pay One io mann el Ste” ES 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STREET ona p a, : ore \ Union Square, 14th St., Near Broadway 47 Cortlandt St., Near Greenwich ‘com y $98 ns Pree 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS ND UP ‘GET THE HABIT” Union Square Store Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o'Clock—Harlem Store Until 10. 25TH TO 36mm ST. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED