The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1915, Page 14

HNASE TT FOR TH ‘Se. Te FE | leut. Evenings at Freight Railread "| Par ae vou wisrl |_PREE. Albany Traction Inquiry Held] Pate the es Up Eight Months and Part of Report Eliminated. ALBANY, March 6.—An investiga- tion of the local traction situation was delayed at least eight months by Commissioner Martin 8. Decker, and a statement of the financial condition of the Albany United Traction Com- tiating with players for their services ANOTHER LEGAL FIGHT jz amie ster t-85 cm Mr. Gates admitted the Federal Good-bye fect, burning feet, wel sore urniny swol- \Thompeon Comm(ties " Coat natomente tat ie ane beeen meng foc ted eet” "| Mahopany Finished Bodroorn Oust (ae iuseraced, 21 $32 50 War and, Credit chia op aa Pee r[Atorney Gates Says Organ |e ron watt Regret Ba ete Comp ‘ ion mea times of war even the wosld ' ‘The testimony was given rolvetantly ized Baseball Is Still Tam- | ttrat the Federals were to violate their hai ees themselves of financial ai: by Charles, R. Barnes, inspector o' past policy signing players other * q electric railways for the comma, . pering With Players. than those free to do #0, were untrue. \ Ho declared that the Federals would |! not carry on a werfare or controversy INDIANAPOLIS, March 5.—What| with organized baseball, unless forced ee dalghe fen vo fea. action, if any, the Federal League can| {nto it. take against organized baseball for to mace utter maw tee Ta compan eos re A oh eis art SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK testified, the commission | rederal Judge Landis at Chicago soma|83 West Fiftioth Stree tired. A year's foot comfort guara adopt in May, 1913, @ regolution| weeks ago, was to be considered by from a bullet wound in in hiss "i President Gilmore of the Federals eagrerer ve ener a po ee: mn MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ‘ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS of the delay Hay- ean *Sdered in evidence a genntet emoraadum “M. The Purchase and Sale of This Tremendous Lot of Shirts and Pajamas Is the Talk of the Town' Among Men This Week Because It Beats All Recordg in Quantities and Values! ee | Men's -ahists and Pajamas - Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn f = The way they are made and the way they will wear, The fair values are ” ‘Showing of Correct Spring Models Nn) AAR pe A Sere yeont ot SEODto #150 ormore, 34-00, $1.25 & $1.50 ‘ it comes to buying them at 79c it is some (and some better) For Women, Misses, Juniors and Girls ; ree and a ~“ and the average oN : ae seneheebtiia:ves tibiae Excellent quality madras; fine, heavy per- ~S ; ‘ regular wholesale Important and extraord of tie latest Erench teaportations in Seorli* Plain or eteed teat ight lund pn coat ie 92)5€. the newest fashionable materiels and colors. 1 grounds; snappy colored stripes; soft or stiff - a j cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17 ee aan Pest Shirts »'Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Z : Ai ~ cuft rondertul essortment of patterns in LVR: SR co PEE 2 this dressy style of shirt. . ill better than $1.50 innumerable variations of the latest dictates of Fash- ” f anne Mall “absolutely new stripes Gros de Londre, Gabardines, French and Men's : Sizes 14 to 16. The P Poplins, Shepherd Checks and Pongee. If these shirts were cut 4 rr e Pajamas - one at a tithe in the cus- wad ‘ se Ao: Yun eon he hd madras, percale and ” “Ft G fam mercer mat , ittol and this is why: The same exgctitude in sizes and proportions is followed, but ree Full Wand roomy. ‘All hi et the new electrical machines cut a hundred or more at a time without the variation of a sixteenth of an inch. So they cannot help being precisely right in sizes, lengths and widths, ea we .The New Stmpson-Crawferd Store, Main Fleer—Sarety Coupens Free with Purchases. Sears annie ieee check suits braid bou button-trim- Sat gin areas aa Men's Hosiery and Underwear Men’s Famous Make $4.25 — pos 200 Dozen Men's Silk Fibre Hosiery / $3.50 to $4.50 Shoes, Pr. |. Double ae hg tape R retest hy Imperfect Mteotutely Tost 14 c ||. 4: Dousias and Several Other Noted ie; _ Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats Dee’ etnias velo S00,” petal fur pair, at Brands of Regular $3.50 to $4.50 Qualities , A 1 hase of eer ermmene sat Nasi! 06.0 49.78 “22.00 se, narenond Hose |_| | Manin Shlete | ect sate eet eye raat Y rein- 80! ie cost Ol ts of » Chinchilla poplin 19.75 22.50 29.75 EE and toe and. double sole. inal, Meine oA goad St There are Mlight imperfections—trifling— , y Coats of silk poplin and satin......... 25.00 29.75 35.00 | white, » navy bosch All fast colors and | 1.00 value; garment, at engl uM, hie toes net 3 p cueck son ie Sues’ Ai tees ikieh : - \ ‘ A Special, 75c for this season’s ‘wear, including novelty clot! ton bs boots, now so fashionable. in Fleor—We Give and Redeem Sarety Fleor— We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons. Se pave he 9 Soe ete Women'sand Misses Coats gh Grade Suits for Men & Young Men Fashionable coats of gebendine | in egg ew on rok pada lined i aer'end et ee eee i The lithe Clean Cut, English Models for Young Men, Consereatioe, Well-Set-Up, “Custom” Styles for Men Special 19. 75 oa. Three Fine Lots In a Special Saturday ‘Sale Sale | Hh o St 10 Suits td WA a Suits 295 seseees 19.75 25.00 29.75 rh * Fey rials are cassimere, ny Mai black] cheviot, tweed, ‘oe checks, how ehtates in plaid taffeta Dresses..... brown _mixtutes,| cheviot and wor- | unfinished, gray|andafew shepherd | blue serges, black » heetot $5.00 29.75 38.09 pin checks andj steds. © worsteds, fancy| checks, unfinished, blue Worsteds and cas- ? blue serges; mate * gray cassimere,| Gray ‘stripes. and white stripes, | simere. * Exceptional Values for Savurday 1 ) - 9 ©, , Some With Extra Dressy Afternoon Gowns | | Evening Dress Suits. Boy’s a 50 Suite cca Distinctive styies i. tattets.” orene ; | Dress and Tuxedo Suits for Men and ire Yeung (en; ined shirred models, spring Pro | ‘he i bet mM nalee eae 12 2. 20 eetre pair with most of, these suits, Co 22.50... | he als he ore AT 4 A aioe plen (pr q =e - .