The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1915, Page 4

ae _SE8 SVERING WORLD, PLAYER PIANOS ! The Waters-Autola is a combination of the H celebrated Waters Piano and the wonderful Autola | Player and embodies every essential quality that the | best player-piano should have. Weed Judged by every known standard of excellence | the Waters-Autola is the very highest type of | player-piano construction and is right up to date. Very low prices and most liberal terms of pay- ment are now offered and your old piano will be taken in exchange at a very liberal valuation. { Call and let us demonstrate all that we claim for the Waters Piano and the Waters-Autola player- | Piano or send postal for catalogue. Horace Waters @ Co. 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. | iraneeti Shares { 127 W. 42d St., near Broadway 254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave. \OPEN EVENINGS } 371 £. 149th St., near 3rd Ave. exhibition in the Coat C: fully restrained at the turesque black-and-whi' igile, with Dividing Coat Honors T would be difficult to distribute honors [' among the coats which fashion is approving as they are appearing from day to day'at the new Bedell fashion shop. There are $25 coats which seem destined to please the critical as much as $55 coats, and $75 coats which many prefer to $125 coats—all on WALL STREET | Market was active and strong at jopening, but business waa largely | professional. War stocks were par- tleularly strong, Baldwin opening up at 123 and riwing to 125. Erle was | most active of raliroad issues, rising 11-4 to 441-4, Rock Island gained tifleates were atrong, the preferred | gaining 3 points. pressure and aold off to 863-4 In nec ond hour. Maxwell common lost 61-2 points to 7h from the early high. Prices in general declined on raid, but support was met on a scale down, and as noon market showed @ ten- dency to recover. California Petro- Jeum and Mexican Petroleum ad- vanced about 2 points each on active trading. Activity slackened at times and trading became dull except in spots. active and strong, reflecting the in- | creased demand for the metal at high- er price, Anacon: | 24; Utah @old at 77, Specialties and jwar atocks showed losses from the opening level, and the market wus quiet and irregular. Prices sagged off all through the list towards the close. —— ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Baltimore & Ohio for year ended June 30 reports surplus after charges of $10,- 780,861, increase $1,530,867 Daily average of edPorts from port ‘abinet. One says velvet—another says broadcloth— » this one wants fur—tha' verely tailored. Here are the newest things, with front and sides hai at the collar—others wi t one wants the se- ng ss emg re shirred eir fulness grace- waistline. Limousine coats of foreign-type mixtures, splendidly tailored, at $25 and $30, and of pic- te striped velveteens. cones vil thea and blue, “ oe Became snake clo' elo warmly jim y ahin-ehin ‘fur collars an u de bands. Wi every price @ surprise, where could one start to distribute honors? New York * Brooklyn " Philadelphia Newark Pittsburgh St. Louis Nineteen West 34th Street, Opposite Waldorf-Astoria is a drink of real value. instead of tea and coffee, Soeceeeseeeeeooeg oor Co oa9? meal, COCOA At Leading Grocers ee ae ee ee se Nourishing, healthful and most tempting in flavor—Huyler’s cocoa coffee are stimulants which impair the digestion and injure the nerves. Huyler’s cocoa is a food as well as a delicious beverage and is good for nerves and tissue. Serve it for every Huyler’s Candy, like Huyler’s Cocoa, is supremely good 2. e989 190 8 0 Ff OA O66 OH On 0000009 0 Oo Use it Tea and + loo pe neoserseosseooos esse eooeoeeeeoessee see 66 6 © | 21-2 to 228-4, Mercantile Marine cer- | United States Steel was under | In the afternoon copper stocks were | 4 mold at 89%, up| 4 Me fe Hee 3 5 wie aa Bs at ‘Be “Be=es By = ihe gett Me Bele wits: ah RPE nl a See Be 8 Pe ect HR Iie Hye = 38 XN &NG,.... #9 —* Nock Pacific WT iat f | Petuestraaia te by y ae hile, Co... 88 4% gy t jah ie pt 108% ae 18 "3 s Thay at 26% Be hy + g ty ical i rat # Fd =38 \§ Be ty y= % q 70" 108 168, 2 ft gt sg t's He te cate He By BSS 16! 116 uo — & TT” TB 78% + 1 454 aT ay t g BS BY Res. L yess a A pees % . « 0 o —2 FS ‘Total sales, 703,000, oe of New York In October about $7,000 000, new record. | — Price of tine ore has been advanced $10, to $110 @ ton Standard Ol Company of Kansas Quarterly dividend of $3, payable Dec, 18 to stock of record Nov. 37 Solar Refining Company—Semt-annuni dividend of $5 a share, pugmble Dec, 20 Books clove ‘Nov. 90 Standard O11 Company of New Jersey —Quarterly dividend of $5, payable Dec 16 to stock of record No Copper metal sold at 18% cents a| | | pound. Willys-Overland |of 1%% on preferr: yal stock of record Dec. 21, Closing Quotations, ‘Wit not changes from previous closing, Siceayed —_—_—a— DYNAMITER IS LET 60 BY CITY MAGISTRATE ASFA SOT LCT |i cangnt on St. Louis ts Re- arrested by the Federal Authorities, Abraham Cummings, the miner of Anabelie, W. Va., who was arrested Saturday boarding the steamship St. Louis of the American Line, for Liv- érpool, with two sticks of tunnelite in his baggage, was to-day discharged by Magistrate Corrigan in the Jeffer- son Market Court and was immediate- ly taken into custody by Federal of- ficials, Cummings was primarily charged with having explosives in his posses- sion, His story was that he was going to England to see his daughter, and that the explosive, used in mining, had been placed by accident in his bag- wage. APPEAL GRANTED ON ROCKEFELLER OHIO TAX Injunction Restraining Collection of Levy on $311,040,477 Will Be Argued, CLEVELAND, Nov, 15, — Judge John H, Clarke, in United States Dis- trict Court here to-day, granted an appeal from his injunction restrai=- ing County Treasurer P, C, O'Brien from collecting taxes on $911,040,477 \trom Joh D, Rockefeller, levied by fopmer Tax Commissioners William Agnew and John D, Fackler, The appeal will be heard before the United States Circuit Court of Ap- peals at Cincinnati, —_—e—E—— HEROIN HIDDEN IN HEEL. Detected ‘ae Alvine Was Taking Drug to Wife in the Tombs. Mra, Rose Alvine, held in the Tombs charged with being a user of heroin, wrote her husband, Peter, last Friday: “IT have enough to last till Monday. Don't fail." 80 when Peter called to see | Rose to-day with @ pair of fancy laced patent leather shoes with cloth up- pers Warden Hanley took a careful look at them. He plucked the very high heel off one shoe and Out fell nearly a tablespoonful of the powder. | Alvine was taken to the Centre Street Court charged with smuggling the drus Arman dora wine. “th Ge ER Allie Chalmers oe Me MH IN Fe vw 4% ia 44% Se | Am. Het Pgs oT Te — & Am Car & Pary., S8% AL 1 TN $e { BN woe fh is 2 ‘preducts 1 Wi4 We — & os 12 Pay ha — % : HS fy —"y mi Bye—-— a. cd —1% By Be= 1h 7 +s , + a gees «4h rat ed 14 oy thy Ry = 8 = § t 1g is = + 2 + + MONDAY, NOVEMBER 165, 1915. At All 257 James Butler inc. Stores and bo laa Monday —Tuesday—W ednesday irefully selected Eggs, ‘ ald aorage... wath L1 for 25¢ ’ E S, East View brand: fre ssh gath- gg i ered; new laid; dozen Sold only in sealed cartons. Potatoes, 100::: Every Figg guaranteed. 1.95 In smaller quantities at 2¢ per |b. For the Thirty-fourth Year We Open To-Morrow The Great Annual Sale of NewCannedGoods ie and Better—More Quality and. Variety Than Ever Essie Tomatoes Essie Corn Choicest ripe fruit; solid- Maine’s Choicest Sugar h. full of flavor! can The New Canned V egetables ase, Dozen. Can. Essie Tomatoes, as above, the best $2.75 $1.40 12¢ Tomatoes, Large No. 3 can 2.10 1.05 9c Tomatoes, in No. 2cans..........- 155 80 7c Essie Sugar Corn, as above, the best 2.75 1.40 12c Sugar Corn, Ormonde Castle ve 2.10 1.05 9c Sugar Corn, Maine style we. 155 80 7c Essie Peas, as above, the best Peas, East View, Sifted Early June. Peas, Ormonde Castle; choice..... Peas, Early June; Standard....... Essie Stringless Beans, the best... String Beans, Ormonde Castle String Beans, Compass Brand Essie Lima Beans, the best or Lima Beans, East View Brand...... Succotash, choice New York State. . Spinach, choice, no grit Pumpkin, N. Y. State dry pack Sauerkraut, Libby's Asparagus Tips, De! Monte. . Asparagus, Foster, California. Lentils, Royal Brand, No. 2can. Lentils, Royal Brand, No. 1can. Baked Beans, Essie Brand, No. 3can. Baked Beans, Brand, No. 2can Baked Beans, Essie Brand, No. 1 can The New Canned Fish Doren. Can. Essie Salmon, Best Columbia River, No. 1 flat can .$2.90 25c Essie Salmon, Best Columbia River, No. 1 tall can.. 2,50 21¢ Essie Salmon, Best Columbia River, half dat can... 1.75 15¢ Red Alaska Salmon, 1-!b. tal! can - 2.00 17¢ Red Alaska Salmon, 14-!b. fat can.. - 1.15 10¢ Salmon, Medivm Red Alaska, 1-!b tall can . 1.75 15¢ Salmon, Pink Alaska, 1-Ib. tall con . 1.05 9c Tuna Fish, Delicious for saind, No. 1 can, » 175 15¢ Tuna Fish, Pacific delicacy, }4 can - 1.15 10c The Tea that Made ae Corton Famous EN TIPS GEYLON TEA A special favorite among thousands of con- naisseurs for its rich flavor and extra strength. Goes twice as far as milder teas requiring double the quantity for same strength. Sold only ae parchment-lined cartons, retaining all of the strength, richness and delfoious 50°\\« with 14b. carton NEW Formosa- tN Break 35° Ceylon; Eng TEAS fast and Mixed... 1.75 15¢ 1.15 10c 95 8¢ -80 7c 1.75 15¢ 1.15 10c 80 7c 1.75 15¢ 1.15 10c 1.15 10c 1.15 10c 1.15 10c 1.05 9c 2.25 19¢ 2.00 17¢ . 1.15 10¢ ... 5 Se . 1.75 15¢ 50 aac Stamps 30 Z-a¢'stamps with each iv. ‘at 36eTea Se At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets Sirloin Steak, From City Dressed Beef; Ib. 22c Boneless Bacon, 2i:ei%ti3s""0. Fancy Soup Chickens,» Corned Spare Ribs, » We Give ga¢ Stamps with EVERYTHING except Butter, Sugar and Flour. Essie Brand Is Perfection in aeeey CAUFORMIA LOW CLING PEACHES cox wok ao! Essie Peas Essie Peaches Extra Sifted Early c Californias; choicest yel- c Tunes; small, green and ell sa aes; STRAT, m al Syrup. Most delicious deliciously tender; can dessert; can....... The Now Canned Fruita Case Doren. Can. Essie Peaches, as above, the best .$3.45 $1.75 15¢ FANCY QUALITY. mi SiF TED PEAS Peaches, East View California 1.55 13¢ Peaches, choice California 1.20 10c Essie Sliced Peaches, No. 1 can 1.15 10¢ Sliced Peaches, East View, No.1can 3.75 .95 8¢ Essie Pears, the best 2.75 23¢ Pears, East View, California 2.35 20 Pears, choice, in syrup 1.15 10c Essie Apricots, the best .... 2.00 17c Apricots, East View Brand. 1.75 15¢ Essie Sliced Apricots 1.15 10c Essie Plums, the best, California . 2.00 17¢ Plums, Choice N. Y. State. in syrup. Essie oe the best Cherries, East View, California. Cherries, Flower City, No. 2 can. Pineapple, Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, Porte Rico, chunks Selected List of Canned Soups This Season’s New Goods. Campbell’s Soups, Assorted, all kinds. 3 cans 25¢ Dozen, Can Franco-American Soups, Assorted Richardson & Robbins’ Tomato Soup... Tomato Soup, Mother Cook 9c 8c .80e 7c 60c The New Canned Fish ; Im~orted Sardines, Boneless, olive oll, 44can.... 2.90 25¢ Imported Sardines, Portuguese, olive oll, 34 can.. 2.25 19¢ Imported Sardines, Dupont Brand, olive oil, 4 can 1.75 15¢ Imported Sardines, Norwegian, olive oil, 4 can.. 1.50 13¢ Imported Sardines, Boat Race Brand, 44 can... Sardines in Mustard, Essie Brand, large can... Sardines, American in oil Shrimp, Dunbdor's Barratavia, Wet Pack 1.50 13¢ Rich, whole Milk, with ALL the Cream Evaporated Milk, tsceview, tat! 106 can. 6° Evaporated Milk, Belle Brook; tall can. gc Condensed Milk, Butler's; sanitary can. gc Essie Milk, Richest and best condensed; can, . 10¢ A Rare Bargain tn the House Furnishing Dep't THE STANDARD Wash Boller Copper bottomed; munide At All 136 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Port and Sherry, iii ji. Oc Pisre grape, full-bodied California; a grup 1 Californi 19°; Hat 10° 33°; Halt 18¢ wood handles Claret, bottle AN eExce ptionally agreeable Sian rt wine, Sauterne, 50 2% oat bore, Lager Beer,* 1 X = 9 Fine old California wines; J.B. r val tornis, Very fi fine wine; bottle. This Sauterne Your choice of Licbmann's, Ruppert’s, Ehret's or Koshler's