The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 8

MERRALL & CONDIT se COMPANY 2° Aunt Jemima’s Buckwheat or 1B) Be. racuaee Elm City Sausage Zlc » Made from little pigs Delicious—these cold mornings i Or 15 siconald, aD a, Wee This Is a corset this year? ee for every woman. The L. R. Miniature 1916 L. R. Corset L. R. Perfect Fitting TheL. R. Dancing Corset The L. R. Singer’s Corset TheL. R. Comfort Corset Pancake Flour Mysterious Strangers Advised Doesn't it speak eloquently of the importance of the Its beauty lies in its softly rounded waistline, It is the corset—the corset of 1916's designing which makes this the charming frock All of This Reminds Us That A New Shipment of L. R. Corsets fn models designed for the new costumes has just ar- rived. L. R. Corsets do not need our praise. They are the favorites of New York women who like a corset as individual as if it were made for them. The more than sixty models, each designed for a certain type of figure, insures a specialized corset Some of the best liked L. R. Corsets are Sold Exclusively in New York by oh Ph, raul; re Broadway at Ninth, New York LINER LAFAYETTE MEETS NO U-BOAT, Passengers of Danger Be- it fore Leaving France. li ' aboard the steamship Lafayette of the French Line, which arrived to-day from Bordeaux, received mysterious warnings of danger before sailins, they feported that no submarine bad been sighted during the voyage, The warnings were much like those sent ont in New York before the last sail- ing of the Lusitania. to sail was Honry Clewa Jr. the artist and sculptor, who han come to vinit in New York. Ho would having received the warning, but waa unwilling to discuss It Fdna Wallace Hopper, the actress, found a message scribbled on a te le- graph blank at the station tm Paria| addressed to her and bearing the words, “Danger tn sail ng.” Passengers say, Strangers went among risk in boarding the liner. The French authorities took cog- miaance of the warnings by having the} | steamer thoroughly searched for posat-| ble bombs. French torpedo boat de) stroyers convoyed the vessel more {than 200 miles out to sea, The look- outs on the vessel were doubled dur- ing the carly days of the voyage, but no hostile craft was sighted. ‘The cares of the passengers were greatly alleviated by the presence of fifty of Russia's most beautiful women, They are members of @ ballet under the charge of Serge Diaghileff, which! is to appear at the Metropolitan Opera House. Among the beauties is Dalen- 1916 Gown the slightly it is. Waist Corset The L. R. Athletic Corset The L. R. Bride’s Corset The L. R. Housework Corset Prices are $1 to $12.50, aa DESPITE WARNINGS : Unite twenty yea kK. C. an officer of the National Steel Car ‘ompany of Canada ve firs ‘Among those who were warned not | , tine Kachouda of Moscow, known as the most beautiful wo Director Lijiskay and Mme. sidered the greatest ballet dancers 'n the world, would come to New York later P. J. Morrison, @ mining engineer New York, who has ben in | rT apany in many months. His order for 4,000 steel cars to extend the serviee of the railroad between Paris 4 Lyons and other Mediterrancan Although many of tho passengera| ports, POLICEMEN ‘SPOT’ AUTOS | WITH DIM TAIL LIGHTS "2s,Ps ss. Some | the United States with Muropean and —_ South American ports, and will fly f recent diMicuities in| the American flag The ships already boucht are sald te At the landing stage in Bordeaux,| the number on a car passing the other an in Russia. announced that Karfavina, con- Diaghileft the coal situation in F erican coal was much ni Mr. Morrison stated, will re- 000,000 tons of coal from the each year for the next HAS McDowell of Hamilton, Ont., brought back order to reach this a cleus after ac a, Seven thousand were pe inadequate and the own- night trafiie kK note of the Prit © warned. Las THE EVENING ~ NEW SHIP COMBINE ~ FORMED BY MORSE Wall Street Said to Have Pri- vately Oversubscribed With No Stock Flotation, to, Charles W raid to be stron has boueht thirteen ships as the nw. of a new Amer }to have coat Morse was searched off Pre a sallors an ject of some d Records owned by the Fiske WORLD, TUESDAY, 13 STEAMER Morse, with what ts Wall Street backing, n merchan: and his backers wax Weds about $3,000,000, The largest of them, ot the eneditte “| the Zelandia, now tn the harbor, cost Hier cass ts ‘ in {ome $415,000, This iy the ship that eso, Mexteo, by ned the sub- orrespond- have been hi toc ir stations by two stanchions . but it is said real owner figt et apart vhen a policeman > oP at one stanchion could not make out ee Baintich «i SOpmIAS tae ent for Germa stanchion the car waa stopped, tho ¢ of the ships will be put tn driver warned and his name noted, af present be n New York thor- | and Archangel, and the thirteenth the embarking voyagera and informed ‘hil, will continue on many them that they were assuming great) oughta of that time stmmonses will be ts- sued instead of warnings. for a week, and at the end Will continue Wednesday, their January Clearance Sales will ply between this city and South American ports. Bosides the Zelan- of the remainder of their Women’s High Class Suits & Dresses consisting of a wide range of very desirable models for immediate wear, MANY OF WHICH ARE GREATLY BELOW COST. Women’s Tailored Suits $10.00, 16.50, 22.50 to 45.00 Women’s Seasonable Coats and Wraps for street, afternoon and evening wear, all taken from regular stock, and REPRICED FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. yruro, , Northland and Lan- sing, costing about $300,000 each; the Owema and the Chemung, each eost- ing about $270,000; the J, G, MeCul- lough, costing $175,000, and the Hu- ron, the St. the Wi costing about $600,000, Paul, the Minn .olis and ‘lliam Castle Rhodes, the four Several of hese were sold by the Erie Railroad on acount of the action of the Inter- state Commerce Commission, and the ast four were bought for the same n from the Mutual Transit Com- pany, owned jointly by the Erie, the awanna, the New York Central and the La Phis last group came Into the posses. ion of the week igh Valley Rallroads, orse syndicate only last According to the company’s plans, ined. each ship will be owned by a sepa- " [rate concern, named for the vessel, Coming back, as he said he intende | and all the companies will, in turn, he owned by a holding company, the name of which has not been deter. Mr. Morse’s name does not pear in any of the Incorporation | papers on file in Albany. the new charters contain only the names of Cart K. Crosby, Maurice F, Long and George 8. Collins, the first two of whom are agents for the Hud- son Navigation Company. Bight of Tt was Croup, Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat Go Pig Sess in eat | DrBull's the old FREE TEST Wiens AiG: ete Se Stern Brothers tend and 43rd Streets, West of Filth Avenua, | Street and Afternoon Dresses | $12.50, 19.50, 27.50 to 59.50 COUGH SYRUP_ Get a 25 cent bottle at any di any drugasst, Sort ole reliable Women’s Street Coats of the most desirable materials and trimmings; formerly up to 32.50, Formerly up to $275.00, at $49.50 to 175.00 Children’s Fur Sets; AT UNL $18.50 Women’s Evening Wraps Continuation of the Absolute Clearance, TALLY LARGE | Women’s Dressy Coats of Corduroy,Plush and Bolivia Cloth; fur trimmed; formerly up to $45.00, ‘$29.7 | Women’s Raincoats | very serviceable styles and qualities, at $5.50 to 9.50 To-morrow, of Reliable Furs and Fur Garments Consisting of Women’s and Men's Fur and Fur-Lined Coats; Women’s, Misses’ and Automobile Robes and Mounted Fur Rugs, REDUCTIONS. Women’s Hudson Seal Coats | Formerly from $95.00 to 395.00 at $73.50 to 325.00 at $42.50 to 75.00 at $89.50 to 150.00 MUFFS $18.50 and 29.50 $29.50 and 45.00 $37.50 and 45.00 $35.00 and 45.00 $29.50 and 39.50 $23.50 and 39.50 $18.50 and 25.00 $7.50 and 11.95 $11.75 and 17.50 $16.50 and 29.50 | Women’s Fur-lined Coats { of broadcloth and mixtures with squirrel, ham- | ster and muskrat linings; various fur collars, | with collars of Persian lamb and Hudson seal, at $35.00 to 85.00 Formerly from $45.00 to 110.00 Automobile Robes (full size) Formerly from $59.50 to 95.00 Men’s Natural Raccoon Coats | Formerly from $110.00 to 175.00 | Red Fox Battleship Gray Fox Natural Cross Fox Imitation Blue Fox Black Fox Black Lynx Skunk Raccoon Hudson Seal Beaver Women’s Caracul Coats Formerly from $95.00 to 425.00, at $69.50 to 325.00 Men’s Fur-lined Coats broadcloth she!ls; Formerly from #27 at $22.50 to 85.00 Fur Neckpieces and Scarfs natural muskrat linings; $21.50 50 to 185.00 SCARFS $13.50 and 24.50 and 39.50 and 37.50 and 35.00 and 35.00 and 24.50 $12.50 and 19.50 $5.00 and 8.25 £5.50 and 15.00 $8.50 and 19.50 $24.50 $21.50 $25.00 312.50 JANUARY 11, 1916. .| through thelr names that attention Was directed to Mr. Morse. Those close to the new company say there will be no stock flotation, as all the money needed has been privately oversubscribed. Mr. Morse Tefuses to be interviewed. Steamship companies were Morse's chief activity when he was convicted in 1908 of having misapplied the funds of the National Rank of North Amor- fea. He was sent to the Federal Prison in Atlanta on a ten years’ sen- Bremen, BERLIN, Jan. German man-<¢ seas News Agenc tence, but was pardoned by President Neuralgia, Nerve Pains, Sloan's Taft on Jan, 18, 1912, on the suppost- Sinkin oe wich, by, m Lisiment is remarkably effecti {i | made officl ast mont Fe alten ke terete Ce ne Maan Ghee Loident te any mbes snip of the Ger: | ly after his release he prophested that the time would come when he would wain be a power In Wail Street, and uided that he would even up some old scores. a Woodworker Found Dend. man havy is out David Kenneth, a woodworker, fifty | cable reports a double aviation fa ‘sd fiers O18, was found dead ip Ped in| at Basthoyrne yesterday, Lieut KILLS PAIN , is furnished room at No. East| Duke of Toronto and Warrant Orticer o o Twenty-first Street this morning. A|Fraser being the victims, Their ma- “Keep a bottle in your home, €as Jet in the room was open and he} chine made a sudden dive, nose down- Price 25c,, 50c, $1.00 was fully dressed, lying across the|qard, from a heleht, of 200 feat and | bed, but the police believe his death Was aceldntal LIFE BELTS FROM WARSHIP. Berlin Says They Bi Sunk Last Month, 11 (by wireless Sayville).—"A_ Copenhagen newspaper states that life-saving belts from a war have been found on the Swedish cons “d Te Ys “stated. authoritatively that these belts must be of the question. —_ TWO ARMY AVIATORS KILLED. Jan, 11.—A London TORONTO, Ont., Trashed to the ground in a brick killing both aviators. wed to the to ing how Sap re says the Over- ment is used, not from the Ger! Pi LJ Pain is we Back Is often of the most violent character, yet it is surpris- pears when Sloan’s Lini- backache but for Rhew Sloan’s Liniment it disap- only for mation, ive. Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets (To-morrow) WEDNESDAY Important Sale of Furs A Special Purchase ot Women’s Fur Coats and Furs Newest models in all fashionable furs 10 French Seal Coats Flare model of good quality French Seal; collar of Beaver or Skunk. 45.00 Heretofore $75.00 15 Hudson Seal Coats Straight full model of Hudson Seal; collar and cuffs of Seal. Heretofore $110.00 10 Hudson Seal Coats Ripple model; collar and border of Skunk, Beaver or Krimmer. Heretofore $150.00 9 Hudson Seal Coats Full flare model; collar, cuffs and border of Skunk fur. Heretofore $175.00 12 Hudson Seal Coats Chin collar, cuffs and border of Skunk or Beaver fur. Heretofore $195.00 6 Hudson Seal Coats Chin collar, deep border and cuffs ot Beaver or Skunk. Heretofore $235.00 10 Hudson Seal Coats Collar and border of Natural Lynx, Skunk or Taupe Fox. Heretofore $275.00 2 Mink Coats Well matched Natural Mink with border of tails and poe $475.00 295.00 Heretofore 3 Tiger Kitten Coats Full length, collar, cuffs and bor- der of Skunk or Brown Bear. Heretofore $195.00 68.00 110.00 135.00 165.00 195.00 225.00 145.00 Hudson Seal Coat Hudson Seal Coat of fine large roll collar of Taupe Fox. Fur Muffs 8.50 Heretofore $11.50 lity ski f odel., Cast to Import $650.00 325.00 Ermine Coat—‘‘Premet’’ Full length coat of highest grade Ermine, Natural Raccoon 8 Caracul Coats Full ripple model of weil m Caracul skins; chin collar o Heretofore $ 6 Caracul Coats Fine quality skins, chin collar, border and cuffs of Skunk Heretofore $195.00 4 Caracul Coats Chin collar and border of Taupe Foa, Shunk of Fiying Squurel. Heretofore $250.00 6 Persian Lamb Coats Of well matched skins; flare inodel; chin collar and cuffs. Heretofore $225.00 3 Persian Lamb Coats Fulllength model; collar, cuffs and border of Skunk or Lynx Heretofore $265.00 1 Mole Coat Of real Scotch Mole, collar and border of Taupe Fox Heretofore $235.00 1 Mole Coat Full length, of real Scotch Mole; collar and border of Taupe Fox Heretofore $450.00 2 Taupe Squirrel Coats Full length model; collar and bor- der of Taupe Fox. Heretofore $325.00 1 Leopard Coat Of perfect marked skins; deep border and collar of Taupe Fox. Heretofore $325.00 Original Paris Model Fur Coats Hudson Seal Coat Fine quality skins; large col- lar, cuffs and belt of Skunk. Cost to Import $525.00 Model. 19 95.00 125.00 185.00 150.00 195.00 5.00 325.00 195.00 250.00 295.00 st to Import $2,100.00 1,250.00 Fur Scarfs Heretofore $11.50 13.50 Heretofore $18.50 Hudson Seal Heretofore $10.50 15.00 Heretofore $19.75 Black Fox Heretofore $19.75 15.00 Heretofore $19.75 Taupe Fox Heretofore $19.75 14.50 Heretofore $21.50 Beaver Heretofore $13.50 19.50 Heretofore $24.50 Mole Heretofore $17.50 19.50 Heretofore $25.00 Skunk Heretofore $15.00 22.50 Heretofore $27.50 Black Lynx Heretofore $22.50 55.00 Heretofore $75.00 Fisher Heretofore $39.50 | Gray Fox Sets Heretofore $59.50 38.00 Brown Fox Sets Heretofore $69.50 Composer of “Sybil” 45.00 Dyed Blue Fox Sets Heretofore $110.00 White Fox Sets Heretofore $95.00 (WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD | Waltz of Mine By VICTOR JACOBI ® At the Liberty Theatre victor 8.50 7.5¢ 15.06 15.06 8.5€ 10.00 10.00 15.0€ 29.50 75.00 68.06 yacont \)