The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1914, Page 9

TAXICAB TRUST "| eg, Sore Se wd Seems 9s te EF ae tater: jeuvransra ol Pl a rN NIST SIZ TS a SHOT DEAD WHILE WHILE SINGING. ent taxicab owners, sprung @ Chicage Man Victim tn Victim in Mystertous In answer to a query by the Mayor! prisg when he told the Mayor Saloon Trawed Miss Loeb further proved that the/runners for the Taxicab Trus' ve cost of maintenance per cab had been | been caught folteiting business yer ICAGO, Dec. 23.—Three unidentt- gone into by the Board of Aldermen, |terday morning on the piers of the fie® men entered the saloon of 5 and that the rates fixed through the|Oid inion Line and the Fal) ) efforts of The Evening World were! River Line, The City recently issued Bobert J. Curtin early declared not confiscatory by no less| orders prohibiting favoritism to any Gite See ais Uae fa legal authority than Supreme Court | taxicab company at plers. =.% the grow drew and Justice Seabury. "I could scarcely believe what my Aho man on his ri He It was then proved by the License| inspectors told me,” said Mr. Holden, fied with the second m: leaving the} Department that not only do the in-| and decided to verify the informa- third dead. dependent taxicab owners make rea-|tion by notifying the Traffic jad sonable profits, but that their cabs!and the License Department. yut aro Ue big EA ed — to] O'Hara sues hone that Le ted ” those of the Taxicab Trust. me over phone Dock Ci Try to Convince Him That|"Chairman Barnard of the Mason| missioner R. A.C. Smi th ned aus. T Rates Would Be D lees zransporration Campasy bac Lg SS city 4 . ./tried to convince the Mayor that in]orders so as the jere tn WO Rates ou Jlrs large continental cities Mtg ago of pig ned eos ee 1 planation ‘ ’ * ublic hack service prevail. A former] yet been ie to an janation sirable in New York City. | PSndon cab operator who was in thol of this extraordinary condi ¥ audience quickly rose to his feet and| Mayor Mitchel looked puasied and informed the Mayor that in tho Brit-| promised he would have a talk with MISS LOEB FIGHTS PLEA. ae a ea ean ee How to Make the Quickest, Simplest Cough Remedy. Much Better Than the Ready- Made Kind and You Save 92. Fully Guaranteed. This b de cough is home made south rap ison Independents Charge Trust Its prompt: id iiaty in. condocte mae auslieesing eotetn, With Soliciting on Piers in “Youcan actually eclitiakekeid.| Violation of Gpy’s Orders, ally overcome the . Increased 7 "Bus Service We are pleased to announce an increased and tre- quent ‘bus service on the following routes: Mayor Mitchel Inst evening con- ducted the last hearing on the taxi- cab amendment which will compel all ||] St. Nicholas Avenue Line Seventh Avenue Line * vehicles using taximeters to obtain) |] On, 166th Street Viaduct, from Cen: On Macomb’s Dam Roaé trom bal A license from the city and charge | Bt. Nicholas Avenue, to Mtanbattan Central Bridge to 1634 Street, to a gives you| fates fixed by ordinance. Avenue, to 110th St. to Firth Ave: aera ain noel { a y full pint | Tho latest move of the Taxicab| |] Riverside Drive and Cathedral freavent ee ‘Se Gren Ke akg h syrup than y could buy | Trust is to induce Mayor Mitchel to! |] Parkway Line Avenue Ling © Gr ie Siirive, to lidth Bee to 4 ton? 72d Street Crosstown Line th Avenue, where direct con- Rection. will be "made with tho On Mast 724 Street, from First 50. Telzes but a few minutes to | listen to a piea that two rates should ‘ | re. Kull directions with Pimex:| be established. Miss Sophie Irene | good and never spoils. To avoid disappointment, be sure and Loeb proved conclusively that two| ‘buses of the Seventh Avenue and to Fifth Avenue, to 67th ha Be Be Oo, . my our druggist for “214 ounces Pinex” | Mates would demoralize tho tax! eer. t. Nicholas Avenue Ii preeee, (| Ty i ( bye Bae) ; = % Meat oatapt an Ric vico of the entire olty; that the inde- Blur’ Aree” to. Washingtcs ow Scar dee ¢ ll 1 | i i . Rit we Pet ‘A guarantee of absolute ion, | pendent taxicab owners who are now Square. . Fi money Promptly refui ith | obeying the law would bo justified in . 102d St., E. of Sth Ave, 1 HH i il tl il id pt The Pinex "Co, » Ft.! following tho example of the Taxi ‘ Trust in trying to evade it, and that ss * GO TO BRILL BROTHERS GET THE HABIT’ | oes ny ea » s bs y ” ze Santa Claus Down Your Chimney if, with a Present of from Ori. $5.50 to $10.50!! Mes Savings on Overcoats and Suits in the Big Brill Stores right now—the most useful gift you can buy for some one else or for y = yourself. Be a Good Santa Claus! Here, Ready for Quick Last-Hour Service With Newly Replenished Stocks, Is " The Christmas Store of a Million Gifts , Give Useful Gifts!! Gilberts crit eg . , ift’ assortments splendidly maintained until closing time on Balmacaans, Suits and Christmas Eve, thanks gapbolally to large late receipts of foreign goods. ci i/| A Sales Service that is speeded up to keep pace with rapidly y iN shortening shopping time. 1/] A Motor Delivery System which will positively get your 4 Christmas purchases, if made before six o’clock tomorrow evening, 50 50 N home in time for Christmas. V ’ /| «LIGVH AHL Lad. So You Can Safely Depend on GIMBELS | g N Until Your Last Christmas Present Is Bought! | For $15.00 Values For $25.00 Values 3 Sine New Toys Perfumes La IN OVERCOATS—Kerseys, Chinchillas, BALMACAANS—In a wide variety, includ- | ibs immer hivers {or mmo . 3 Gray and Brown Mixtures, plain Blacks and ing Tartan Plaids, Glen Urquharts and smart = (dyed rouskrat), with collars and Just Unpacked i a Gates, ith velvet ce set gals, 8 Daa Scotch Mixtures. IN OVERCOATS—Black | © he veer Sine! Latest Arrivals Include Many Innovations i man= Mixtures. ce Stripes, Tartan and Gray Kerseys, Gray Shetlands, Brown, g Other Hudson Seal Coats at From Abroad, Here In Good Time To Help tour (Sweet Ben), S185. Mic Plaids, Checks, Pepper and Salt Mixtures and Blue end Oxford Chinchillas, IN SUITS— idea Ree cin “lise Last Minute Seekers of Playthings git DId Rove sachet \ | 8 Fancy Mixtures. Tartan Plaids, Glen Urquharts, Pencil Stripes. |& collars of different furs, $72.60. Fresh from London have come novel little figures Natgioms Vertumes, 606 stan, -} ¥ y, sb and toys carv rom w an inted in ga olors jams'a Totlet Water, ‘Tal ' Wonderfully Smart all $90 $ 1 9. 50 Carr’ s Melton Qver- Ls gant ingae eccal roprd mi Bee Belgians ane Lave Ravan vechige | in Basten: an ant pion. bie joas of cost. ey are price 0 85¢. . & Suits Also from England—an absorbing war game ae Pulte Peehuger ie Overcoats & Suits IN OVERCOATS—Single and double-breasted, coats, ordinarily ant yin weccnon with soldiers and ‘4 fine book of instructions, priced ty si ) form-fitting coat, in black and Oxford, velvet piped or Muffs, $9.60, $12.60, $16. $1.26 to $3.60; and “Tommy Atkins,” a realistic plain, Ghestertield, Coats and Storm Ulsters Id t cloth doll for baby t BALMACAANS—Scotch _ mixtures, Tartan so al Black Hudson Bay Wolf 4 rae » Hos Rasiek heart-shaped, f Worth up to $2 4. 50 aids and srelvet igollar chinchillas,| IN’ SUITS— $30 Bearts, $1.60, 613.60, 617.60, Rs genk ay vent Saockams, a cocea form on Moubigant’s Parfum Jasmin, ; len Urquharts, Tartan plaids, blues, grays an Q i ocking To: 75, tad ‘ $35. 00. Now pencil eres : $50, Now Mutts, $15.6, 66, 619.66 priced 260 to #1 50, and beautiful Picea By tod wat ahh ne ae Feats " Black and ria eon for the Christmas table and children’s parties. Main Floor 8, an i| | Buy Him a Manly Man’s Gift in a Man’s Store ft Pes Quick Service and Fine Savings Fur Sets for Children, Are both assured when you shop in this great 114 The Year's Best Booke ¢ pot Ae Christmas Gite for Med end Young Men With Saving in Every One of Them pee cant acre ‘Toy Store, Everything and every person has ack Youn ana Old SILK TIE A ' an ; n keyed up e highest point of efficiency for Are Here in Abundance, * MATCH RN, ax. ial pubdate to $10.00 Thns Those this last busy shopping day. Fourth Floor With Quicit, Good Beevies, $1 DRESS WAISTCOA‘ $3.50 to $10.00 VES, R.......25¢ $1.50 to $5.00 50c SILK NECKW! Jewelry A Man’s Gift MEN'S IN! CMIEFS IN BOX Slippers CHES IN. pO $1.00 SILK NECKWEAI: |. 50¢ SCOTCH WOOL GLOVES, de: \ Serre PR: Keres ; ‘00 K} SOc to $1.00 $10.50 to 820 Diamond and Gol Men's $4 Cavalier Slippers, $3 Pr. umidors containing $ AND. CANES, tof mond ; UMBRELLA '$1.00 to $10.00 DEUS AND sh [yatoad La Vallieres, $7.50 to 814,50, re ipeie vin iad and fed or tan penile Marcus Ward & Co.'s Gold-filled Lingerie Clasps, 60¢ and $1. Tie Clasps, with gold fronts, 60c¢ to $1.25. Gold-filled Cuff Links, 60c to $2. Gold-filled Bracelets —- plain, chased, engraved or jewelled, 60¢ to $7.50. Sterling Silver Lorgnons, $3.50 9.50. “Mme. Sans Gene” Combs of demi-amber, with rhinestones set in silver, $1. $2.50 to $3 Sterling Silver Photo- graph Frames, $1.95, Plain or nt engraved—-in oval or square cabinet size, also in post card size. Main Floor leather; hand-turned soles, Men's $4 Opera Slippers, $3 Pr. In brown suede, green suede, tan calfskin and tan alligator. Men's Opera Slippers, $2 Pr. Tan, red and black Slippers with hand- turned soles, Women's Boudoir Slippers, 60c to $3 Many dainty me Ae in felt, terry cloth, satin and so on, Second Floor PUAMAS MADRAS OR LEATAER, SE’ +e 91.50 cane AND § GLOVE: Fine Stationer $1.26 from $2.50—just half price, Also plenty of the offering of EATON, CRANE & PIKE'S Fashionable Stationery at 26c to $2 regularly 50c to $3. Main Floor Umbrellas at $3 Usually $3.75 to $4.50 i Alri of i arn-dyed Tale, | Womens red] eae ng ve, Sunset rimmed, les. fens handles; sterling silver trimmed, mission, natural woods, Wuckhorn_ and cape horn. Main Floor Rae ey d $1.00 paris ARTERS AND ARM BANDS IN HOLIDAY BOXES...... « LIGVH FHL Lad. Va 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STREET q Union Square, 14th St., Near Broadwa 47 Cortlandt St., Near Greenwich N 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS Union Square and Harlem Stores Open Evenings Until 9 o’clock—Harlem Store Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED. $9 Desk Lamps, $5 Imported Electric Desk Lamps with metal base and shade; bronze fini ad- justable, * Fifth Floor alee Le a eee