The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1916, Page 5

Weer fupeners Srimnnines earn sears st ae tenet BABY FATALLY BURNED GIRL SHOOTS RICH MAN |: forte eres, ieee NEW GRAND JURY ‘| AT HOSPITAL RADIATOR) THEN KILLS HERSELF | 1 7,806,220 on Dec, 31, aguinat 7,189,489 ed ins few Minutes, Nov. 30, 6,165,452 Oct. 31 and 3,896,649 | 1914 a ——<$—_- PICKS \|P TRAIL OF \Yonkers Coroner Investigates the"! te Wages of Sin Is Death,” Read pet ELA D GRANDMA NEVER LE] | Death of Four-Months-Old | Nole Pinned to Dress of * ner everers GERMAN PLOTTERS David Roche. } Waitress Who Fired Shots. | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916, s | 1 mn ae owe Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy Is Home- lade = tin sll %e & t i Broadway at Ninth, New York Half- Yearly Silk Packet Sale Some people are constantly annoyed ||| vat's ent ith a| : | Coroner George Engel of Yonkers| JOILHT. 111, Jan, 10.—Solin Ro- Daraiean Weenanal’ conga Whee | | | jAnnounced to-day that an favestiga-| bart, wealthy head of the Robart| ‘wholly unnecessary, Here is home- ° _ —— [tion of the death of @ four-months-| Welding Works here, was shot to-| made remedy that gots tight at the cause E. t ad O T ad tes -—. Federal Inguiry to Reach Far, old baby In St, John's Riverside Hos-| day at his office by Lillian Piper, a]and will make you wonder what became | [| X raor tnary--- pens ues ay Kept Her Locks Dark,Thick, | ““““"' quit) eae e's) ital in Yonkers disclosed that the| waitress who then shot herself! of it. \]) afd : Glossy, wi 5 ren {| Including Bridgeport and [child's head had been burned when |' i the head, dying soon after-|_ Get 2!) ounces Pinex (50 cents worth) RIGHT and early Tuesday morn lossy, with Sage ‘Tea neluding Bridgepe Clits cb eas pikeed the cleat: to a] Wa sburt's recovery is doubtfun, | from any druggist, pouriate pint bottle | there will be ready $107,561 worth . r s4| tho . ‘! Pe » hadj" bottle } ed | ats ‘ and Sulphur. Schenectady Strikes. Se, a Ae Miia Ciceerien eockal bern @esnant: Wy NOWS oa thas mp. Start taking it at once. | | standard grades of silks to be offered for cl 5 he | hee onged by Roburt and thi inex and Sugar Syrup mixture B Ww darken y ir with Sage ——_——_ Shestout Street, was burned | lie had cast her of eal penbeeeaoea Ge Lae (6! $56,390. Almost half. Vhen you n your hair with Sage : chile read f = sad Sulphur 29 one cow tell, tee] ‘Tho Yoderal Grand Jury, which was |0D Dec. 22 and died Saturday. A note pinned to her clothing read ya long time—at « cost of only 54 38c for 85c to $2 silk $1.25 for $2.50 silks » wages of sin is death.” and|ce Keeps perfectly and tastes pleas. her father’s name as William |ant. Easily prepared. Pinex is a special and highly concen. trated compound of genuine Norway| pine extract, rich in guaiacol, and is| famous the world over for its case, cer tainty and promptness in omning st and throa' Thursday%o succeed] Mrs. Roche was taken to tho hos- |“ nd Juty in the in- |Pital on Dec, 15 for an operation, and | f 1 German plots, |her child was in @ crib at her side, his afternoon, |On the day the child was burned Attorney |the head of the crib was placed . |against the radiator, Coroner Engel has not completed his investigation and did not say what action he would |, ce Buchanan, ox . [take if negligence wero shown, The!» Fowler, David Lamar and five hospital nas pecn heavily endowed by The Bridgeport and Schenec- | Alex, Smitn Cochran, the millionaire | © strikes will come under the {carpet manufacturer, and hair has stopped falling. 1 . tiny of the Grand Jury a . - — — Gray, faded hair, Lo no disgrace,} rho head of a well known detective is w sign of old and as we all ance, get busy at onco with Wyeth's the inqulsi but after hearing Sg ens) MOUS TOOT Feanklin Simon & Co. eause it’s done so naturally, so evenly, Preparing this mixture, though, at home is mussy and troublesome. F you can buy at any drag stor to-use tonic culled Sulphur Compound.” You just dampen] jaynwnd 1. Saf. a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your huir, taking one small strand ata time. By morning all gray it disappears, and, after another ap- plication of two, your hair becomes beat tifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. You will also discover dandruff is gone mixtures $1.50 for $2.50 silks 95c for $1.85 silks $2.85 for $6 to $12 silks 13,500 packets—each containing a dress pattern, blouse length, or piece of silk long enough for trimming Every packet open so examination is easy. ‘These are mainly the accumulation of rem- nants and other fengths left from our own Autumn business. Iu addition some Spring-like silks come from reliable manufacturers who, in turning round to meet the alarming new conditions entailed by lack of proper dyes, have turned over to us at discounts, this, that and the other silk, impossible to make again at the old prices. All these silks are dyed with the old safe dyes, They are guaranteed colors, Rare, beau- in lang ol, Brooklyn, Meadowbrook nonia, He was fornie Kuages at the Valve ty-six years old and irvived low the line of Inve led to the indictmer Pinex,” and do not ace Ise. A guurantee of m, OF Money promptly this Ab am nd. ery Four witnesses who, it is said, had | Mrs, Szumborska Succeeds in He tiful shades. Plenty of black and navy blue. { “igo of the alleged operations of i one aie ss nents ih Her Vifth Avenue _ Satin-finished silks are to be found in quan- | telen and his lieutenants in Second Attempt to End ; , tity. Many brocades, the exquisite sorts, Many Bote by nor fields were before ‘the jury Her Life, | is velvets, plain and novelty weaves, Numbers Bloomincdale | this afternoon, ‘Thoy are Edward M. | ANNOUNCE FOR WEDNESDAY of fancy silks for dresses, shirtwaists, petticoats Studios | Hecker, J.T ing, M. J. Carney) After fighting for five minutes on a! OO OOOO window led, the street with and negligees. window ledge over the street with a i ‘i 3) ise j gan ? de Ivis only fair for the customers of the Silk Rotunda to know that the rise in cost of See ASA abode, 2a ryaas| Impor tant Sale raw silk, of dyeing, of every process of silk making, has made good silk more desirable dno Hundred and than ever before. Manufacturers have no excess lots. Our own stocks outside of these } 3 e came | | ended hae tite F remnants are clean. It looks, therefore, a8 though silks were going to be much higher t ten days ago and pleaded a ny AEOppIN ts Of a Special Purchase of and special rca a wary. tate thing Therefore this is a Packet Sale Extraordinary. ¢ Was werved to-day on the ur Stories below, Bhe | Some of the packets— au ne, who was|had been ¢ ing {rom a nervous | a5 + to commit ‘crimes on} oreakdown and this was her eacond Women’s Fur Coats and Furs Were 85c to $18.50 Yard, Now at Rate of 38c to $4.85 Yard JANUARY SALES *] attempt to commit suicide =< Wagamanee aus ah Normal Packs equested by th At Much Below Regular Values wateb her after wumborska, wit of Absorbing Interest. White Goods Women’s and Misses’ Outer Garments Fur Trimmings Sample Glovus Drugs and Toilet Articles All At Special Prices. Yard 95c | 6 yards spot proof foulard $1.85 | S yards sport silk aie yards yellow silver brocade ‘| woman's husband she had jumped house on Dec, 7 th by landing on a fire s Szumborska heard a i raised and hurrying to the room oc cupled by her sister-in-law caught! her half-way out terically Mrs. Szu but the sweater a *| from ne the door locked. Vefore they could f| foree the lock the cloth of the swe ned and Mra, 8 he landed on th rug store dd istern of Lebanon H 6! 4 yards rose satin. 6 yards turquoise matelasse 5 yds. imported silk and cotton crepe For prices and particulars | Gyards striped black silk. . 5 yards fine green charmeuse see Tuesday’s Evening World Avg vaste watp printed Oil 4) yards dark red and poult de soie. | ' ter-in-luw, Miss Augusta | Wanammakee siti r } | 6 yards black satin or $1.85 | 5 yards bordered chiffon... $2.00 | bd yards peau de cygne. $3.85 Black satin, 95¢ to $1.8 $2.00 | $3 grades; the finest is 62 i 614 yards green taffeta... These silk packets will be found on two 445 yards rose printed chiffon 2. hundred tables in the Silk Rotunda, the 10 yards black and white foulard .....$1.00 — 66¢ | Main Aisle, Main floors, Old and New 6 yards silk and silk crepe... $4.00 $1.86 | Buildings and First and Second floors, d yds. striped or printed crepede chine $2.00 $1.60 | Old Building. Silk Packets in the Lower-Price Silk Store and eyeSi oc nity ee Subway Entrance, New Building—Seven Large Groups ° : ‘ ‘ = Imported silk and cotton crepe, standard Black satin, crepe, gros grain, charmeuse; Beginning today and continuing tomorrow, gsc to $2 grades, at rate of 3Ncyard. | standard $1.85 to $9 grades, 11 rate of $1.38 yard Black satin, taffeta aud other black silks, Brocades, Y 1 bls 5 » silk, and stl and-wool, standard standard $1 to $2 grades, at the rate of 68c yard. $2.50 and $6.60 grades, at rata of $1.35 yard. Spring-like silk and cotton crepe, " satin stripe, standard 85c grade, at rate of 6: Plain and novelty velvets, standard $6 to Miscellaneous Rodier fabrics, aii silk $12 grades, specially priced $4.85 last week, now at the and silk-and-cotton, standard 85c to $3 grades, at rate of $2.85 yard. Saks Overcoats for Men || #*ssreest he ~ Former prices: Sale of Used Pianos $50 $48 $45 $40 $38 $35 | Upright Pianos begin at $65 | (23 are under $150) at $29 Grand Pianos begin at $390 A small charge for ullerations. P layer-Pianos begin at $275 (Square Pianos, $5 to $20) Blooningdate) GVIn to Gorn St Saks &< Company Broadway at 34th Street "Phone Greeley 2626 the authentic Semi-annual Sale of ATHENA TAILORED — Knit Underwear for Women way Entrance, New Building, adds to the beauty, fit and style of any gown because it furnishes a perfectly modeled foundation in an improved knit garment that is both woven and tailored to really fit the figure. The whole garment is harmonious, as even the trimmings unite with their durability a dainty elegance that makes instant appeal to a fastidious taste. Single Garments, 50c to $1.25 Union Suits, $1.00 to $3.50 r Here are the exclusive features that give Athena | its comfort, its daintiness and its tailored fit: Many clothing sales at this season, particularly those which are most bla- rere a en nag : tantly advertised, are held for recuperative purposes only. A Saks sale is ; This aqle 1? something outside of our different. It is the logical conclusion of a season. It is never by any | regular J ie PEA ‘ Ma alee mean chance an expedient improvised for profit. We don't fill in from outside | exchange. e must re-se . I ‘ f , fe vel em fr sounding-board } | sources. Weare not a dumping ground for manufacturers’ excess stocks Fe ee aa auery oo the | cnn Shellers end Sloe Shoulitrs end Sheen twelfth floor of the New Wanamaker | . iding, ere the light is fine, tem- Sonica bet the flioulders | We sell only Sake clothes, sale or no sale. ae nie avene Our men are | without wrinkling under arms, | . exo gi les 3 ren srienced piano-men. They have Perfected Should And that is why in this Sale of Overcoats beginning today we feature {n teen with us for a long time, ‘They are erfected Shoulder-Stay display figures the former prices at which these overcoats sold, because not haphazard, workm They know Keeps garments from stretching | they actually are the for mer prices—the Saks standard prices for fine curietend a ey ave thm | across the shoulder, and holds overcoats—original—basic—intrinsic —native—undoctored—-free from | You will find the keys of all the in- | reeves Ih place, artificial coloring—as standard as morality, currency and Time! {T} struments white s bright and | Curved Armhole smooth, hammers tight and felted so as | lati inelesb: a to strike the tone centers of the strings. | Brings arm seams to the natural |]| Regulation coats, single-breasted coats, frock over- | You will find MUSIC in every instru- | 2 Fon: , . baifatl of the ahoulder an holds | coats, warmth-without-weight co: storm coats, | ment, and years of good se: 31 Used Player-Pianos garments snugl: spasmootnly up great coats, kimono-sleeve coats, and, in fact, | These exchanged instruments are | The Best Offering the Winter Has Brought under arms, doing away with | every sort of overcoat for every sort of occasion. ‘ | priced at what we allowed for them plus Among them are players at $275, $835, unnecessary cloth, | cost of going-over. $346, : The others--our own fine instruments | ny Fees tamer eed = Three Cornered Gusset a are reduced to make way for new | . There ar Esme on, players at $450, $465, ‘ ; Continuing today and tomorrow | models. | 9ai8, And bs Angelus piBy r-pianos—Lin- Is so shaped as to relieve the usual hore are 9 of the celebrated | deman, Eme Kurtzmann and Knabe strain at the thigh. Insures greater TI : S a / | S: | of are 9 | at $475 to § comfort and longer wear. le SeMl-annual Sale o Low-Neck Sleeveless Suit KNABE | A l SO Saks-made Suits for Men at $23 | pianos in the sale. All have been used, | 5,000 slightly used 88-note player-piano rolls, ortgs Just as a woman is fuller across the Fome but slightly le prices i ck, $ is | ’ n ed The t 1c to 50c, 8,000 new 88-note ust than the back, so this garment . , . . 1 to indicate the exceptional char- ally 1 t 100 ith extra’ fulne ; fi se ES! | quoted to indicate the exceptions slayer-t to S6c, half their regular prices, is made with extra fulness in front. Re duce d trom the Sse Prices: tcter of the opportunity b Cees is ace a ean ea Knabe upright, $600 grade, priced $300 15 per cent until the sale is over $38 $35 $30 and $28 ‘| Knee upei Rt: e eee icgae | | Terms Patent Seat oot This consists of a pialt on eagh side of the back, instead of extra cloth in the middle, where it causes discomfort. Always stays closed and allows suf- ficient room, sitting or standing. Marshall Field & Co., Makers Saks & Company, Sole New York Agents Knabe upright, $500 grade, p | Knabe upright, $500 grade, priced $375 | Cash for square pianos, music rolls and Knabe upright, $600 grade, priced $435 gahiei Anal ae teen. ee genie nee mnie cal shies fa player-pianos, balance in monthly payments to pate Bae $700 ean, priced $600 suit each purchaser, in reason, A small charge for alterations. Knabe grand, $1,350 grade, priced $900 | Tuesday, First Gallery, New Bullding. croniney SARS KOompranyerws. |) oh 7h raul, sre