The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1915, Page 5

James McCreery & Co, 5th Avenue On Sale Tuesday and Wednesday LACES & EMBROIDERIES The regufar stock offers ‘attractive assortments of “. Valenciennes and Cluny Laces; also Embroideries of Nafnsook, Swiss and Cambric, in Edgings and Insertions fer the trimming of Wash Dresses and Lingerie. Specially Priced Wash Laces,—1 to 15 inches wide......yard 3cto 28¢ value 5c to 650 American-made Shadow Laces,—from 9 to 27 inches wide. value 1.00 to 2.00, yard 65c¢ to 95c¢ White Embroidered Flouncings, in Novelty designs; 45 inches wide. value 8.00 to 17.50, yard 1.50 to 9.50 White Allover Embroideries, in various designs,—20 inches wide. value 65c to 1.25, yard 45c to 68¢ WOMEN’S BLOUSES New Spring Models for Present Wear Crepe de Chine Blouses, in semi-tailored and embroidered models. value 2.95, 1.90 Blouses of fine Voile, with all-over embroidered designs and lace trimming. value 2.95, 1.90 Sand colored Embroidered Net Blouses, with chiffon sleeves. value 4.00, 2.95 Superior Quality Crepe de Chine Blouses,—numerous models, in White, Yellow, Flesh and Sand. value 6.95 5.00 Dressy Blouses, in Crepe de Chine, with vestee and mili- tary coller of Filet Lace, combined with hand-embroidery. value 7.50, 5.95 Blouses of Crepe Georgette, with collar, cuffs and front trimmed with hand-embroidery. Flesh and Battleship Gray. value 8.00, 6.50 Dressy Blouses, in all-over embroidered Net over Chiffon lining; high collar, finished with jet buttons and Black Satin cravat. . value 8.75, 6.95 Attention is directed to the extensive assortment of Cotton Blouses, suitable for Southern wear. “UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Remarkable Sale Luxurious Arm Chairs 22.50 Value 35.00 In Three Distinctive Styles Finely uphol- stered in Damask, Tapes- try; Velour or Cretonne. (6th Floor) 34th Street ‘ Aoraeeeeiss The remaining stock of Winter and James McGreery & Co. WILL HOLD ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY An Unprecedented Clearance Sale of MEN’S FINE HABERDASHERY Offering Extraordinariiy Low Prices ’ THEY ARE GETTING OWNTHOTEL READ City Donates Six-Story Build- ing and “King” Davis’s Subjects Get Busy. The Hotel De Gink, which te to be the city’s latest hostelry for hoboes, is being renovated “and will be ready for occupancy in two days. The tel is at the corner of Worth and Centre Streets, in one of the build- ings which has been condemned by the city for the beautification and extension of the municipal grounds. | t! It is a six-story structure and, with several others, has been lying Idle for months. While the committees on housing | fered the unemployed and their sub-com- mittees were discussing the prop- osition there came out of the crowd Jeff Davis, President of the Hoboes of America. He told the Mayor and subsequently the Comptroller that if the hoboes were given a building they would put it into condition and house and feed themselves, The proposition was tentatively accepted and Jeff started to make arrange- ments to get the building into shape. One dollar was paid for a tentative Don’t Merely “Stop” a Cough fi Stop the Thing that Causes It and the Cough will Stop Itself. HOBOES AT WORK! A cough is aly one of our hea friends. It warns us that there is in- flammation or obstruction in a danger- ous place. Therefore, when you get a bad cough, don’t proceed to dose yourself with « lot of drugs that merely “st: the cough temporarily by Cinewurss he throat nerves. Treat the cat inflamed membranes. Here i isa pty made remedy that [ae right at the cause and will make an obstinate cough vanish more quickly than you ever nek possible. Put 214 ounces Piner (50 cents’ worth) in a pint bottle and fill the Pete with plain granulated sugar syrup. This gives you x full pint of the most pleasant and effective Fess remedy you ever used —at a cost of only 54 cents. No bother repure. Full directions with Pinex. ba a disappointment ark, your druggist for * nae CARERS SF Pinex,” and don't acceptanything else. A guarantee’of absolute satisfaction, or cre Promptly this refunded goes wit pctv § ‘Phe Pinex Co., F —Advt. “Storm Hero” Practically Indestructible For Men if the Wind Breaks It. $1 to $10 a Macr's. 5th Avenue he-| down and out. ijand Harvard. atudonts H | hoboed it on Umbrella | =| Young Mother Charges Her Victim woman carrying a thirteen-months {girl infant stopped Alexander Szabo, ‘a handsome young musician, at) Fourth Street and First Avenue. at | noon to-day and threw earbolic acid at his face, He threw up his hands | a” BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1015, FAMILY OF SIX BURNED lease and at noon to-day Jeff called in fifty, fetfiow hoboes to clean the ve want ‘we ont be here for a few this all cleaned and in we get into shape. | there’s hoboes a tramps for all — Tramps won't work and bums can’ “They call me the King of the Ho- does because I've got the record for tie ca I've been around the world across the continent three ood bunch here. Fan a Sack unch here. I'm a Jaci tf of ll traden but I'd er be a ho- cy a jo a! re in this town, I want to stay with and help the boys.. I come from Cinchy— Cincinnati—but I sold papers\on the beat py and at the bridge when I a kid. Bilt Devery -staked me to the sheets and I sold ‘em in McGurk's Suicide Hall and the Mulberry Street station. I lighted out when I was thirteen and I've been going ever since. But I've observed along, and was able to ive the problem of housing the unemployed out west and I can do it here. We'll clean this place ourselves and we'll fix the plumbing, we'll get beds in here and we'll providé grub for our- selves. We'll have a piano. Some of the hoboes can play a cheesebox out of sight. We have all kinds of mem- bere—ta professors, politician: nant governors and Yal “We don't want is a cha: vation. work out our own 1 meet the city half ;| way and we'll do the rest after we get a start. This hotel, when we get it fixed up, will house 1,100 hoboes. DISBARRED LAWYER IS HELD AS AD SWINDLER Marvin E. Parrott, Alias John L. Johnson, Put Under $2,500 Bail on Larceny Charge. Marvin E. Parrott, an ex-cdnvict and disbarred lawyer, was arraigned in Yhe West Side Police Court to-day under the name of John L. Johnson and held in $2,500 ball on the charge of stealing $75 from Charles Wotteran of No. 5 West One Hundred and Sec- ond Street. Assistant District Attor- ney Coleman asked that the bail be made heavy, as there are eight other complaints against Johnson. In April, 1914, Johnson inserted in The World an advertisement calling for collectors. Wetteran, among others, answered the advertisement. Johnson asked for $75 in cash as se- curity that Wetteran would turn in |all his collections. Wetteran produced the money and Johnson disappeared. Weteran notified The World and this newspaper started after Johnson, His real identity and history were established, but he kept under cover juntil yesterday, when ho was sen in |the restaurant of the Hotel Apthorp at Ninety-fourth Street and Broad- way. While a hunt was being made for a policeman Johnson fled. He was per- sued to Ninety-sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue by Wetteran and | his wife and was arrested there by a | policeman, WITH BABY IN ARMS, | HURLS AGID AT MAN After False Marriage Deserted Her Twice. A comely but poorly dressed young | , but the left in time to protect his ey flery liquid burned holes in cheek and his neck “Your good looks will never fasci nate another woman!” — screamed Saubo's assailant as he writhed A policeman arrested the y who gave the name and sent of Julia to Rellevue, bo tw yeurs ¢ married then, 1 ree my husband Wght a man he sa , and | thought we Our baby was born at month Holiday merchandise must absolutely be disposed of this month. To insure an immediate | | clearance this has been reduced to prices which are unprecedentedly low for the character and quality of the merchandise offered. fore an early selection is advisable. . a: This sale will start with excellent assortments of all lines, there- NO C. O. D. OR APPROVAL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED Also Clearance Prices in Men’s Shoes (For details see Tuesday evening Papers.) ~ until last October, | to Pittsburgh, There arried woman and per- suaded her to elope | "T followed him to Detroit, where we were marriod in Jail. Then ho| told me T was a bigamist | “He deserted me in on Naw Year's Day. ‘The 0 poor went me here ar 4 Every box is de serving of the name it bears. eldest @ girl of eleven, were, burned! \to death in their home east of here early Bunday, it was learned to- day. | John Duff, the father, and his wife |IIl were awakened by the fire. Mra. Duff | ran to the children, who were slesp- | jing upstairs, while Duff rushed out- side for @ ladder. us ing the mother and flames. = SABE AND SULPHUR It’s Grandmother's Recipe when it fades, turns fe is caused MA a lac! ture of her locks ib ee ‘and falling hai and fot) small strand at ae time. By morn- ‘ans the darieaiae the hair ie! afew appliea- tions, it also brings back the gli lustre TO DEATH IN HOME I Chickering Ball Lord & Taylor Musie Reome. Tuseday, Jan. 12, at 3 Pi M. Mme. Marie Narelle, The Celebrated Irish Soprane ' Before he could ie ie roof colla) , envelop- iidren in ¢ e DARKENS GRAY HAIR i to Restore Color, Gloss and Thickness. Hair that loves its color and lustre, or rey. dull and life- of ane in the | Our grandmother made up a mix- ‘Tea and | Bul phur to keep | k and bea: nd ta | Special Offering of a wie Player Piano with Bench and Music Roll °410 Cabinet to match and $12 in Music Rolls—complete for An extreme value for a complete player piano combination of this character. The player piano is made to our specjal order and is thoroughly guaranteed. Total price of $410 is payable. $10 a Month Bench and music roll cabinet match the instrument me The music rolls may be selected from our comprehensive library of player piano music. Lord & T. aylor (Music Rooms, 7th Floor) Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street. Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Music Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A, M.to 5 P. M., Tenth Floor Pasion that n Tie = ery alt dandrull tops seal “You reg dam or sott brush with it aw thts tt trough your hair, taking the gray hair but what * Paved seer arr etis Sai julphur is that, besides beautifully joss and id gives it an appearance of ce—Advt. Murray Lili gooo Founded 1826 January Clearance Sale of Dining Room & Bed Room Suites Extraordinary Values in Furniture of the Very Best Construction Dining Room Furniture Bed Room Furniture Sheraton Mahogany Dining Adam ‘Bed: Room: Suite ‘Room Suite Usually $350.00 | | $245.00 4 pieces. | $245.00 Usually $350.00 Made expressly for Lord & ‘Taylor. ‘The material and con- In Circassian walnut, mahogany or antique ivory, 4 pieces-—full size bedstead. dresser, chif- fonier and dressing table. ’ $437.50 Mahogany Suite (4 pes.)........ iully for Lord & Taylor, carefully constructed fong, china cabinet, with fancy geill work and one mirror in the back. Table, 50-inch top, 8-foot extension, An assortment of chairs to match. $600.00 Sheraton Mahogany Suite. . .. $450.00 $450.00 Sheraton Mahogany Sui «+ $345.00 310.00 Adam Mahogany Suite. 550.00 Adam Mahogany $ .. $450.00 | 4250.00 Adam Mahogany Suite. $1075.00 Chippendale Sui -» $735.00 | $375.00 Colonial Mahogany Suite. $1344.00 Georgian Oak Suit .. $085.00 4225.00 Mahogany Suite (4 pes.).. $513.50 Jacobean Oak Suite . $425.00 | $265.00 Mahogany Suite (4 pes.).. struction of the very best. ... $205.00 .. $245.00 +» $167.50 .» $245.00 . $137.50 $105.00 $583.00 Jacobean Oak Suite........ . $432.50 | %360.00 Sheraton Inlaid Mahogany Buite. «+ $265.00 £435.00 Oxford Oak Suite (4 pes, .. $257.50 | #1580.00 Ivory Suite (10 pes.) ‘$1085.00 £465.00 Oxford Oak Suite (4 pes.). .. $275.00 | $1071.00 Ivory Suite (11 pe: .» $785.00 $282.50 Colonial Mahogany Suite. . $105.00 | $740.00 Ivory Suite (5 pes.). +» $545.00 $308.50 Mahogany Suite (4 pes.).... $245.00 | $2500.00 Walnut Suite (11 pes.) - ‘gr '§00.00 $300.00 Adam Mahogany Suite (4 pes.). . . $235.00 | $900.00 Walnut Suite (9 pes.).....06.seceeeeeee $745.00 Sixth Floor