The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1915, Page 4

emo TCFATSINSUBWAY RICH MAN'S WFE EE FOREVERYBODY IN| HER OWN LAWYER |2sezs"ess NON RUSH HOURS SEPARATION ST a Public Service Board Orders| Mrs. Gold Alleges Millionaire's J } : foie pe =. “ “ taken. Interborough to Supply Detectives Trailed Her ane oe An) of TeDoy Lo Them at Once. Across Continent. — — a The Public Service Commission HE ql HH} RF HF f i 5 f g z ; i fi £ te B. : gir 8 if FE i t he tert bil a ihe 45 ie Fi ij FY 533 $25 822933 i HY g i i z | i 2 it iggy inf / Mrs. Grace Gold appeared as her this afternoon ordered the Inter- own attorney to-day in a cal he to |"ult against her husband, E4ward B. | apart: prchidy ame es spose “/ Gold, millionaire President of the Gold fornion © seat every PASPENAPE | (ar Heating and Lighting. Company, | 90 using the subway between the Atlan- Hi H Z ie = = Joey's father, appointed hie guard- |‘, fot the purpose of the suit, wants| wait fer her James MeCroary & Co. 4 On Wednesday and Thursday Purchases will appear on bill rendered March Ict. Annual January Sale DOMESTIC RUGS / Final offering of s desirable varicty of the latest etyles and colorings, including a number of the famous French Wilton Rugs. Oxl@ ft. Royal Wilton Rugs. regularly 35.00 and 44,00, 28.50 9x12 ft. French Wilton Rugs. .regularly 60.00, Oxlf ft. Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs. regularly 27.50 £ {i 3 it i Terrible, Had Hair tio Avenue station, Brooklyn, and | Mra, Gold has had more than nine- “rm by" eperang asim “ FOR MERCY FOR CAPTIVE from the Atigatic Avenue station—|her suit was filed, ber of passengers carried during |own pleading. Her Sret move was to Sick Husband, Manhattan doring non-rush hours. ve " ‘This, the Commission saya, may be /#nd has a string of automobiles, BROKER $ WIFE PLEADS first, by operating the maximum | teen attorneys, among them former of ten-car trains that can be run|Judge Alton B. Parker, or a sufficient number of cars to pro- |* eos ua she hae not! Mrs. Gunsberger Says Man Held a3 ‘vide seats at least equal to the num- | discuss, as decided to her Burglar Gave Blood to Her every twenty-minute period. pect piled ge ot ae yeare Commiaaton | de" ven in her hual ‘a a as ade ame mare “4 ‘Mra. Norbert Guasberger, wife of a broker living at the Hotel Ansonia, i tet does not intend merely to issue the order. It is its intention to immedi- brite? Heel il tp pile "s lite by giving him blood when his life they leave Bowling Green and the ead 9 Mpeg west-bound trains as they depart from the Atlantic Avenue etation. Other watchers will bo stationed at t uit Hl Hi ithe Borough . ' ‘The Alec tioned to-day Is fathered by Coramissioner Milo R.' Maltbie, He has made a atudy of the condi- tions existing in the subways during i ft >Fes i ; 43 Z r E Ri: January Fur Sale FUR COATS, MUFFS & NECKPIECES Extraordinary Reductions Furs include Baby Caracul, Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb. Eastern Mink, Russian Sable, Ermine. Black Fox, Natural Skunk, White Fox, etc. Women's Fur Coats } ‘ 4 ! —_—_———_—_—_—_—_—_—————— « y Caracul Coats with self or contrasting fur collar. 40 e. e "formerly 95. 55.00 a atu d ire f ii collar} * : ; . HE li Hy it ze i uo extra expense. Commissioner Maltbie’s inspectors tound men and women hanging on to etfaps during the non-rush hours, BABY DROWNED IN TUB. Es Detestiven say the prisoners have in- ere n= timated thers elear S the mys- aery, of several recent feat Side vurgiertes. . Carecul Coats made from soft lustrous skins, with: of Ermine, Skunk, Russian Fitch or. Chinchilla Sq formerly 145.00, 95, Russian Ponyskin Coats formerly $7.50, Muffs & Neckpi leces Black Fox Muffs,—superior quality. . Black Fox Ni WEDNESDAY SALES THAT WILL OFFER SPECIAL PRICE ADVANTAGES Liberal price concessions have been made in the following items of \ ‘Men’s & Women’s Imported Gloves in excellent qualities, at interesting prices. ‘ Annual Sale « McCutcheon's BB yan four more days remains in which to take advantage of the very attractive values offered at our January Sele. Substantial ‘reduc- tions have been made in many of our best quality, regular stock of wads. We. especially attention to the fol- Children’s Wear at 10% of French Lin- Men’s Furnishings Men's Negligee Shirts of madras and other materials, plain or plaited with stiff cuffs or plain with soft cuffs . . at $1.20 Men's Heavy Silk Negligee Shirts in a variety of new and attractive designs at $3.85 Men's Negligeoe Shirts made from a rich, heavy quality of imported silk in a splendid assort- ment of new designs and coloririgs, at $7.50 Men's Pajamas of mercerized materials or cotton crepe at . . . per sult $1.35 Men's Cambric Night Shirts (trimmed) 55c. Men's Silk Fourein-hand Scarfs in smart designs and color effects . + at 58c. The following diversified assortment of Celluloid Toilet Articles < (ivory-tinish) will be on Special Sale: Mirrors - «+ $1.78|Nail Buffers . Hair Brushes . 2.25)Powder Boxes and Hair Cloth Brushes 1.78| Receivers, each . 85c. Hat Brushes - 8Sc./Trays . i $1.35 Combs + «+ 18¢./Clocks $1.35, 1.75 & 1.98 Nail Files, Button Hooks Trinket Boxes and Cuticle Knives jeach . 9%8c. & 1.25 each . 30c.|Pin Cushions . 1.50 These are exceptionally low prices. $1.00 * Marvex Mousquetaire Gloves, , WOMEN’S GLACE KIDSKIN GLOVES (in black or white) Marvex Gloves, short length, per pair $1.50 16-button length,at . . . per pair $2.90 Alsb Mousquetaire Gloves, 16-button length, “at . 6 «© «+ «+ per pair $1.95 MEN'S TAN CAPE GLOVES regular price $2.00, at per pair $1.45 The Great January Sale of Oriental Rugs affords an opportunity to secure Choice Oriental Rugs at less than the usual wholesale prices. These Rugs were individually selected in Persia and Asia Minor by B. Altman & Co.’s New York buyers, and the wearing qualitics (from the small mat to the large room sizes) are unreservedly guaranteed. For toemorrow (Wednesday) and following days, the offerings will include: ORIENTAL RUGS usually $45.00 . . «. - usually $90.00 to $100.00 . usually $150.00 to $200.00 . at $21.00 at 48.00 at 90.00 leckpieces r Black Lynx Muffs,—soft silk fur..... Specially Priced TRUNKS & BAGS Wardrobe Trunks in various up-to-date models from best makers,—veneer frames finished in fibre and duck cover: s all ticnmnlogs handcivited:; fitted with the est ssodere poet fonier sections. 18.00 to 60, value 25.00 to 75.00 Wardrobe Steamer Trunks in various styles; fitted And other accessories, value 23,00 to 70.00, High Grade Fibre Dress and Steamer Trunks made.of: | best vulcanized fibre; bronzed steel trimmings; hand-riveted; fitted with sectional and dress trays. ¢ Dress Trunks........value 17.00 to 22.00, 12.50 to 15,00 10.00": Dress Trunks made on best basswood frames, duck cov- f ered; hard fibre bound; hand-riveted solid trimmings; long * edges reinforced with steel angles; fitted with divided and ‘ dress trays. value 12.50, 8.75 * Russet and Brown Sole Leather Bags,—double handles; reinforced corners; best English trimmings; fitted with pockets; leather fined. Sizes 16, 17 and 18 inches. ‘ value 8.50 cn tes see Fifth Floor Absolute Clearance WINTER SUITS & OVERCOATS ° For Men & Young Men Overcoats......12.50, 19.50 and 24,80 formerly £0.00, $0,00 and 85.00 Le ¢ 12,50 and 19.78» formerly 20.00 and $0.00 . fine equality, with wide top, high Silk and Lingerie Dresses for graduation wear ers ee oe tae. are displayed in the Department for Misses’ wear at moderate prices. th Avenue, Sth & 33d Streets bee ke bo tk ee ee ae ee ee