The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1915, Page 13

. His dining room chaira were costly ‘ feared poverty and he frequently | PES BYENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 101%, af ” Lunt Complimentary aw Green Trading Stamps Free Tomorrow (neteetne te wwe Mare Balding _— — o ser oeet Memes 9¢ ane cesmenetay required fet books watitind OW be et ek) Ae Cowk te any one book. Only 16 Lomplimemiers biempe goed ie oF ome ok, tat ment books 0 Fee Pinner SAM PINCUS, BROKE IN FIGHT WITH TRUST, ENDS LIFE WITH GAS East Side Politician and Poultry Dealer Kept Threat When His Money Went ‘*‘FRISBIE”’ Shirts and Collars, Have Gone Out of Business. THEIR ENTIRE IMMENSE STOCKS OF Famous frisbie Shirts and Collars Wes) Sold to Greenhut’s---SALE BEGINS TOMORROW _ When the Poultry Trust had eot Gamun i ast dotiar-— when he found that wet oredit to bas chichone for the sporuaching An Event That Is Simply Bewildering in Its Vastness. Just Picture in Your Mind, if You Can, | rracom. : ‘ne ie More Than 1,000,000 Collars for Men and Boys! > More Than 40,000 Shirts for Men and Youths! ‘ristee track yoars ago. He was the intimate 93,000 Dozen Men's and Boys’ Laun- 3,000 Dozen Men's Colored and | 1,000 Dozen Men's White Laun- wl rt cine a dered and Soft Collars; sizes 12 to 6 White Negligee and Full- Dress &9 dered Dress and Full-Dross 4 iH) esse sored by Towing Hh Standard 15¢ Grade; at . . Cc Usual Prices to *3; at Cc Usual | Pricesto*1.50; at Cc Steuben tare, a ice ant Jota Hoa (AU Sizes from 13': to 18 inches in These Fine ‘‘Frisbie’’ Shirts) F aaaicer a6 the Soaareon Coos anh Briefly—this is how this greatest-of-all sales came about: stocks to us for cash, consummating the biggest shirt and collar deal ever aimee paetiebiial oad The Searle Manufacturing Company of Troy, New York (makers of the | known in America, Fiat famous “FRISBIE"” collars and shirts), failed, and the entire stocks in their Entire made-up stocks of fresh, new, fashionable shirts and collars will be ; re offered at sensational prices. large factories were sold at auction to a committee of bankers representing the Nothing further really need be said, for “FRISBIE” collars and shirts are creditors. well known from coast to coast. They are today among the most popular used The bankers, in order to realize on the assets quickly, sold their immense | in America and featured by all high-class Haberdashers. Frisbie Latest Style Collars for Men and Boys 6c Regularly ry at ‘ The huge lot of collars are all absolutely perfect—all “still in the original — thes res. Nearly 150. styles included—but because of limited space only a few are illustrated in this announcement. Quarter, half and full sizes. The undered Collars regularly retail at 15c. The Soft Collars regularly retail at 15c, 25¢, 85¢ and 50c. Sy And We Haven’t Forgotten the Small Boys, Either, for This Sale ey, i) Includes Thousands of Stylish Sailor Collars in All Styles and Sizes. CK x) High Class Frisbie Shirts in All Newest Materials Included are best shirting materials from finest Percales to Silk Mixed Madras Cloth; also White Dress and Full-Dress Shirts—in all sizes. New Full-Dress Shirts of Every Kind New Negligee Shirts with Soft or Laundered Cufis New Tucked, Plaited or Plain Bosom Shirts New Short Stiff Bosom Shirts New White Plaited or Plain Bosom Shirts All are perfect—and you know the “FRISBIE” brand is famous for its fitting qualities. In the days of his affiuence Pincus Bved at No. 243 Beventh Btreet, a tow doors away from Judge Hoffman. Thia | was but 9 few years ago. He was then reputed to be soil several hyndred thousand dollars He had g@ome disastrous ventures | through which he jost much money | and about this time the ®Poultry | ‘Trust began to make tts influence felt. Pincus fought it while his mon- ey lasted and when he had but a few thousands left he moved from Ma comfortable home into the Ninth Btrest fat. | Ho took with him much of bis ex- | Pensive furniture, He hung on the walls of the cheap apartment paint- ings which he was loath to part with. W articles, These he refused to #ell even when he needed money. He paid: “When they get all I have caioeill my homo I shgll take a carbolic | eocktal!.” He was induced to put some money into a moving picture venture which | faiied and this loss helped make him penniless, He borrowed enough give him poultry stock for a @nd the trust shut down on him, © was found dead in the bathroom by | his wife, and the room was filled wita Mra, Pincus, his widow, who is a| woman of good presence and used to | the good things in thie life was com- pletely bent with grief to-d Bhe is his only surviving relative. Pincus ‘Will be buried from his late home to- morrow, the interment being at the Bayside Cemetery. Coroner Hellen- stein who was a permonal friend viewed the body and gave a burial permit. An Evening World reporter made inquiry among the poultry dealers re- garding the pressure exerted to y by the trust. He found the price charged dealers was tw cents a pound for live chickens. The retail price was twenty-two] eents. The price charged for killing chickens is one cent each, giving the! dealer a profit of one cent a pound. “How can we pay for help and ight to say nothing of rent?” was the query. a OH, THOSE MOVIE EYES! THEY HYPNOTIZE GIRL! Miss Coney (They Do Say She's a Film Actress Herself) Is Found in Cataleptic State in Theatre. In Sizes 13% to 18; at. . y *1 to *1.50; All Sizes; at Now, men, just another word. Without a doubt, this is a sale which will bring enormous crowds, and it will at once be evident to everybody that this is the greatest retail event that has ever been announced in New York. We will have extra salespeople and competent ones to wait upon you and to facilitate choosing, the entire basement has been turned over to the collar sale, whereas the shirts will be displayed on special tables on the Main Floor and in the regular Men’s Furnishings Department. SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK---COME EARLY! In Ordering by Mail, Please Mention Name of Collar and Size Required. = * ue Marmon GO GI tt 1 = = az HS Te Bissel. Cadillac ymric Reinette ep Lozier Ballymena Hobson Keith ee To Facilitate C. Entre BASEMENT (Main Buil Given Over to COLLAR Sale. IO Y Our Great Pure Food Show & Harvest Festival|™ Wines and Liquors Fe is Ca fornia Wines Miss Myrtis Coney furnished some- thing new to-day—hypnotism by mov- ing ptoture. Shortly before midnight she was taken to thé Polyolinio Hos- pital in what Dr, Kats said was a rn 7 cataleptic trance Don’t miss this annual event. Every possible article for the table is here demonstrated. Exhibition of new methods of cookery, FREE SAMPLES AND ‘ae ot, Por Sherry, eee “Oh, those eyes!” was all she could SOUVENIRS in many cases. And, best of all, MONEY SAVINGS ON EVERY ITEM. Old Private Reg m way. Mail Orders—It you cannot conveniently come to the store send your Grocery Order by mail. Sho had been found shortly before ’ Telephone Ordera—We receive thousands of ‘phone or ders for groceries, Call Chelsea 4000 Stock... 5.83.00 The great French appe- EI Dorado. : |... 2.50 798 tier; aale 19¢ Price, bottle Tea § Ryzon Bac Sugar Ferrand’s 3-5 midnight in a front seat at the Forty- PLANTATION | ee black or ere fo SQUIRE'S CHESTS yew ON- 9 id Ibs. 5 the, Cognac brandy Bass’ Ale fourth Strest Theatre by William apie cakes, mixed teas; Selb, caddy, 82:70; G Qe Bes Me ats STANDARD PowD'D SUG an 9: 40. ; Fb. Y || pass eft O'S, YELLOW ie cakes, i Melb. COM. coe sees P ( 0 i Ne ‘ Phillips, a watchman, ho had seen | oliver cakes! | | HOUSEMOLD '"TRAS “green ‘oF black; svin 1S PREMIUM: RADON XXXX, POWDEWED, SUGAR Sag: full quart the moving picture version of 105 10¢ blended to order D4 Granulated Sugar paver $ SMOKED CANADIAN * 99 CUT LOAF St £ Se BROOKLAND ‘Wuisi de YALE COCKTAIL 39c ‘pritby," so {t must have been the aad § full quart 14¢ De TALE COCKS hypnotlo eyes of our old friend DEST RERNED =r {Or costae bie, Obes aso vs STAR BACON se BERWICK ive 85 TROY COCKTAILS a | #1, PREMIER RUM Svengal! that turned the trick, aoe $1.45 EVAPORATED MIILK—Golden Key full quart botierss, OBC] "vartetion; 85c| os Puemen Cuan: The girl was rigid'in the seat, her oie id settee roar ve Brandi dor, Ode; reg. 10e tall Qe} si TONIC PORT— 65 bottle C |} Sse PREMIER GREN: fi tare of horrified : Roasted fresh daily Sold at these special prices only with Readymaid Soups bottie. . OC] 92.28 LIPOSO TABLE Wa. bal aa eyes fixed in a stare of horrified fas- PANCY MARACAIBO COFFEB— 1 Q@ Tetley’s Teas Grocery Ordere CONDENS » MILK Great Dane’ Brands | | ose" BIANCH fe G0. ITAL. | TERY doen eg PREMIER EXTRA cinetion, Shpa ene serieingd until 10 Iba, $1.00; 8% Ibs, 81; Wb Ingle Cevion, Formas, Ovieng. or mies cies from Denmark; dot DE@ || Ian VERMOUTH- 4hq| inrge toties.... 91.39 ISHWASSER— policeme: ne aR IUADARALI BLEND COFFEE— g bottle. $1.50 LIPOSO WATER seventh Strect Btation and called an CNOA ety” 16 oc 2e-t. load packets: Ae Hams ase SUP aRPINE’ KUMMEL ea tar banat t oo Pht “RASPBERRY ambulance, She did not have to re- 10.16. dram, 43-403 35c alia : 5 12¢ 5Oc| S284 O PRIVATE] pote 48c in at the hospital very long before | he Sa va Serene National B ARMOUR'S SHIELD HAMS-—Swift's Boo _ : " TesesK) STOEK WHISKY $3175 : ma! , | ational Biscuits pire hams, Squire's suger cured 1.6 l5e ” 29¢ $1 JUG 0.2) "GENEVA ait o her, friend, Miss Mabel Smith, came CAROLE BL END COFFEE— ea teas, Red Label graham or hams; tt Dc e d 4 7 bel GIN 10¢| #2 SB RIVAT E Daly's Fine Old for her. rum Hi 2: reg. 10c phew, 47: s AMS — Arn Frost Brand; every . jar 280 bottle er Ju T WHis' . . It_was given out that Mies Coney B ibe, 81.105 iD. s 0. ans0es “c ee Cake amy Wats Aim piece wrapped. in-parshineat pane’; QQ S/mar Give OM with purchase of 81.00 oF | gies HiGRIM HOLLAND| palon ts” $3.10}] Irish Pot Still lived in Magnolia, Miss. and came | rsa hh COFFEE— Fe | fame Deis Neen fn butk, 5 Ibs d ror 0 row, | Git, c fos s WRADEORD $9 95 to New York to buy dresses, It was s de hams, of Morris’ S 4 dottle o asso ‘ke said at the Hotel Claridge, where she stuhineo TOMATO. a brandi 10), - Ox Tongues is 00 Ba, 81°80, 68¢ OL RANSAY'S $ COT CH) 63.50 whoo $2.54] | douitery io tolemors {a living, however, that she 18 an ac- ‘BOs; 3 rex. Se © NEW TUNA FISH—Pountaln quailty; white , ARY‘One reguler 10e pack oitie 7T8c| seth tual Or sec King’s County, Ireland} tress—a moving pieture actress, NDv's SELLY “quine tania 1: ze meat for salads, sandwiches, eh 12¢ peer niet Rage line y Nase of | gid. MisTLETOR inisH| “Ligueue geen case, $11.50; L GBs: rae N8e 8 rip oops ‘ D f WHISKY bottle... BOs1 SCOTCH -eaiton, 4.00] |__bortie ELOPED AS FATHER PRAYED. Mether Helped Match Opposed by ad of Family, SCOTTDALE, Pa., Sept. 7.—While David Kennedy was conducting family | prayers Saturday night Miss Josephine ‘ Kennedy, his Aaughtor, aged sixteen, aided. and abetted by her mothor, alippedl from her home and with Frank Stehtano of Waynesburg, eloped to} Cumberland, Md... .wheyo, they were married. Tho father had looked with disfavor on ‘the mateh and the young couple were frustrated in eve ry a ttempt they | taade to elope. Friday night the mother succeeded in gettgng her ‘du ughter’s lug- gage to the station and on Saturday sent tho lovers off successfully, \ ‘ ‘ \ MAMMOTH QUREN 0} 1VES— reg. 24c bottle MICANN'S IRISH OATMEAL Important Notice Though 4 entire advertisement is almost wholly taken up with the announcement of the two most important events scheduled to take place at “The Big Store” tomorrow, we emphasize the fact that Every Department in Our Two Mam- moth Buildings Is Brimful of Bargains for Thrifty Shoppers. In a word JUST THE THINGS YOU NEED RIGHT NOW, FOR THE FALL, and RIGHT INTO THE WINTER. CORDOVA anit BB: ree. NEW chor a ic 10 Ibs. wor HER'S Snot 89; Bo pkgs stove WoL badass b Large Juicy BON don i The Big Searle Manufacturing Company of Troy, New York, for Years Makers of | | Shirts Made to Retail Up ‘to °3; 89e | pe Dress & Full-Dress Shirts 49e I “1 i sua he