The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1915, Page 6

WER RVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1018. $4,000,000 WAR ORDER | American Actress Wears a Stern*Brothers \ tnd and 43rd Stroels, West of Fith Avenue wih “The store will be open all day To-morrow, Lincoln’s Birthday The Continuation of the February Sale of , Class Furniture and Brass Bedsteads Offers. reductions of 10. to 50% from regular prices N Bodesinn, Room, Dining Room and Library Suites and rate Pieces sage Bate, the more modern Geeta, Together with superior Book Cases, at ee Oo to 95.00) Brass Bedsteads, with two inch Colonial posts, at $11.00 to 17.50 Formerly $14.00 to 22.50 Enameled Iron Bedsteads, at $4.50 to 11.00 Formerly $5.50 to 14.00 Enameled Bungalow Bedsteads, at $5.26, 6.50 . ja mabegany, Formerly $6.00 and 8.50 : wmaple ond golden oa t $13.00 to 88.50 Prire Black Hair Mattresses. Ivory and Mahogany Bureaus, made in our own workrooms, . at $18.60 ly $88.50 to 158.00, at $28.50 to 127.00 Formerly $24.00 A most advantageous purchase from a prominent manufacturer of High Grade Upholstered Furniture For Library, Living Room and Parlor is being offered in conjunction with our February Furniture Sale, at very mi less than current retail prices. Mahogany Frame Arm Chairs, « at $12.50 to 29.50 | covered in denim, at $11.50 to 78.00 Formerly $16.50 to 48.00 Formerly $17.50 to 100.00 "Mahogany Frame Sofas, covered in denim. Formerly $30.00 to 150.00 at $20.00 to 115.00 | Oriental Rugs, Carpets and Hall Runners - covered * PLACED IN BRIDGEPORT Said to Have Been Secured by C. M. Schwab From a Foreign Nation. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Feb. 11.—Or- Gers for munitions of war amounting to $4,000,000 have been received by the American and British Company, ord- nance makers of this city. The or- dere are said to have been placed through Charies Schwab of the Beth- lehem Steel Works and are for a for- ‘eign nation. The company, Which has recently been engaged in making projectiles for the United States Government, will have to enlarge ita plant. It is also reported that the Rou- manian Government, which is buying large orders of small ammunition and war here, has sent @ repre- sentative to contract for a big order of large calibre shells. American and British Company ise rueat concs of the International Powder Company of New Jersey. PAIN GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS Rub vals he gig a small of old wot Jacobs Oil.” Sale continues to offer a most carefully selected collection of Im- : 4 potted Rugs, at exceptionally low wont Cees ttee, Fieven ersian Carpets, | ~ at $6.50 crit by 41, $650 te 32500 “wwe rmanshah and ag ame 4.75, 17.50 com Carpets, at $165.00 to 875.00 an, Kirman, Persian and Caucasian ouk Rugs, at 190, 89.75, s 49.50| Hall Runrers, , at $19.50 to 39.50 a Civil V War Var Veteran 89-year-old Smoher, says: a, @ tobaces that a =4 to a - " perfect smoking tobacco Piblison @ Athy ‘Men of AW Tuxedo wake’ Kk ny they wiay youn tes yy Hs age 4, UJ ie * man is as pagel you're 21 or d , a mild, ‘ year-old, ‘uxedo is just the mildest, ripest Burl , absolutely non-biting, exclusive, inal “Tuxedo Process, bape cree. Bibs pitcusees peateie tienen we YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO 1 EVERYWHERE cape SC Se ets cere 10¢ Stern Brothers "did and 43rd Streetz, West of FAK Avenue. The store will be open all day To-morrow Very exoeptiona values will be offered To-morrow and turday in their remaining stock of Men’s Winter Clothing At the following most emphatic price reductions: Men’s Overcoats Resting elliour Sion ¢ and Sonne Me Ulsters and Ga tens Ocke bine $20.00 to 27.50 Overcoats, . Now $15.00 $30.00 to 35.00 Overcoats, . . Now $19.50 $35.00 to 45.00 Overcoat, . Now $24.50 Men’s Sack Suits Also priced in three groups to close out. © $20.00 to 25.00 Sack Suits, . Now $15.00 $25.00 to 35.00 Sack Suit, . Now $19.50 $35.00 to 45.00 Sack Suit, . Now $25.00 Men’s High Class Furnishings At these extraordinarily | it a very min lec shige sahodting Men’s Negligee Shirts at 75c each Soft finish with French cuffs, of woven madras, fancy crepe cloth and minroerined materials, 14 to 1714. Men’s Pure Silk with satin stripes; Regular Value $4.50 each, . at $2.95 Men's Fine Silk Neckwear, large flo ing end shape; Values $1.00 to 2,25, at 65c Men’s Pajamas, of fine mercerized materials, Regular Values 81.50 and 2,00 a suit, $1.10 Men’s French Toweling Bath Robes, $3.35 Men’s Fashionable Derby Hats, in leading shapes; Regular Value #4.00, > $2.25 The Sporting Goods Dept. On the Fourth Floor, will offer Sport Sweaters ite hat cls | al pavy, gray and hitey Value 06.50, $4.85 fe Mase . af $L8N 200. sud 5.00) Pompadour Lace Mantle In the days aa “The keteers.” whe oll the King himeelt Louls XI. reigned over France, and was ruled over by the court favorites, one of the most en- vied of women was Mme. Pompadour, whose influence over the King wae such that the pee- so that her bold on the King would not diminish. The most valued possession im the wardrobe of the King's charmer was a ince mantle of the priceless lace of the age. Years Inter, when Mme. Pompadour wae no more, the mantic went the way of other antiques, in- to the hands of the now appearing in “Marie-Odile,” has had as far back as she can remember @ penchant for laces. In her home laces predominate, The creation which she is wear- ing in the portrait is the lace mantle which was once worn by Mme Pompadour. It ts one of her priceless possessions. The gown worn by Miss Starr Is of blue pan velvet, with a SHOOTING MAY BE RAID SEQUEL IN CHINATOWN Vengeance Attempt on Tipsters Feafed as Result of On Leong Chief's Arrest. Gunmen of the On Leong tong are wondering who gave the tip which resulted last night in an opium raid at No. 61 Bayard Street and the hold- ing under heavy bail to-day of Lee Fong, reputed president of the On Leongs and a man of influence in Chinatown, as well as Lee Sing, a henchman of Lee Fong. If they guess the answer right guns are likely to be popping along Pell and Mott Streets before many days. In the Centre Street Court Magis- trate Deuel held Lee Fong in $1,000 ball on the charge of having a revol- ver in his possession unlawfully. Lee Sing got $1,000 on a similar charge, to which was added extra ball of $1,000 because he was caught with four quarts of liquid opium in his room. Secret tips had come to Assistant United States District Attorney Stan- toh that smuggled opium could be found in Chinatown, So last night the Federal officer, together with two Customs agents and a detective, made a descent on No. 61 Bayard Street where a meeting of the go-called Chinese Masons was in progress, There they found Lee Fong with @ .38 calibré revolver in his pocket, —_———s— BOOM! NEW EXPLOSION: IN BRONX COURT HOUSE Grand Jurymen and Clerks Stirred When Huge Electric Bulb Falls With Roar. Boom! Just like that tere was an ex- plosion on the Bronx County Court House at 11.15 o'clock to-day. Whe sound reverberated through the corridors, courtrooms and offices and frightened the dignity out of several members of the February Grand Jury, which was in seasion on the ground floor at the foot of the west «‘sirway. Inasmuch as the main entrance of the courthouse has been boarded up since an assassin tried to kill Judge Gibbs with a bomb last November and the twisted metal frame of the big doorway is a reminder to every- body who enters of that occasion, an explosion in the building carries @ lot of suggestion. Spectators and attendants ran out of the courtrooms Into the halls. The offices were emptied of clerks, “Where's the bomb?” was the uol- versal query. was no smoke in the wh Oe J yeantitn Simott & oa Fifth Avenue Pers Shop * 16 West 38th St.—store Floor 4 ae Te FOR FRIDAY Unusual Price Reductions ' Men’s Sack Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44 CHEST. button models, of fartan ib Se checked or penal wiged caine fer English tweed, Le mixtures, navy serge or 12.50. A Heretofore $18.50 to $24.50 Men’s Hand Tailored Suits ——S— FOR MEN_AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44. CHEST One, three or four button dack models, of checked, peneil ov chalk eassimere or worsted, ov and or 5 mixtures, tartan Scotch tweeds, navy serge and um " — vy serg 17.50 7 4 Heretofore $27.50 to $35.00 Slip-on or Fitted Overcoats FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST Single breasted slip-on Preoat Foe roll lapel, patch Sree aes. y, brown or olive louble breasted ooeditine, eeodae heather mixtures; yoke and sleeves satin lined. 15.00 Heretofore $24.50 Men’s Fur-Lined Overcoats 36 TO 46 CHEST lined with natural muskrat, sleeves real Hudson seal or real Nretan ent 45.00 Heretofore $55.00 and $75.00 silhiaar rp 4 West 38th St.—store Floor Shop, a.Si ‘rom Fifth Avenue °‘ Will Close Out Friday 565 Pair Men’s Shoes Taken from our regular stock —desirable sizes and leathers, including patent cl colt, beng and button; dull gun Russia laced. 3.75 Heretofore $4.50 to $6.50 Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th. Sts. Boys’ Clothing Will Close Out Friday 148 Boys’ Norfolk Suits 5 oun ne eins TU $8.76 5, 00 117 Boys’ Overcoats Ot ies English Harrow tweeds, ; 8t0 18 years. Heretofore $13.16 to $16.16 8.5Q 813 Boys’ Washable Suits _ Oliver Twist, Middy, Tommy Tucker, Russlancand French models, of teen, poplins, galatea or Bedford cord, inw and’ calorti 2:f0 10 years, s Align? ob ' 4 oliey iy yanleta