The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1916, Page 10

_THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, MAROH 17, 1 |berland = Str Brooklyn, to-day, Ob R d E: To Quicny Remove] COULDNT FACE FAMILY, |"""=' <==" w2t| Obesity Re ucing Exercises for Women Ugly Hairs From Face |drensed to Frank Hater, of Boxter, + SONLTED WOMAN ENDS |store eaten Presented in a Series of Handy Charts (Beauty Notes No, 20 Bast Ninoteonth Street, Man. Beauty-destroying hairs are soon ban. b an Bax er oo ued PY room ads pan OO. —it —_ - OOS 5 on ished from the skin with the aid of « | Joining that of Miss Hichardaon, wenne wigtte"sase mice ine seme} AER LIFE WITH POISON) “stot SSS Soo] CHART NO. 6 p,,4rrancedty = = OBESITY REDUCTION | water with a little i peyarred dela- faite 4 saleawoman. Hankbooks| © nme furlong. tone. Thi t utaanipiaian wed whe hae oon j deep foe €.0r 8 toinwtanr then tabbed off | peien Ge Gap muses toon cureee LE@ SWINGING EXEROISE nnd the skin washed to remove the w-|Corsei Fitter Pound Dead 200" cand at or soour sestandey | PREPARES MUBCLES FOR MORE STRENUOUS LEG CIRCLING EXERCISES. maining delatone. js simple treat- " pa ; ce chit ‘ ment banishes every trace of hait and} After Fiance Threatened to | morning, but oe ee a | leaves the ekin without a blemish. Cau- . > A 5 hs ening #be found ner dead tion should be used to be certain that ft Leave Boarding House. json he met Miss Richar is delatone you buy.—Advt. _ - in Barre, Vt., four years ago - - » donne od at hotel fora year as rn nd sister an then moved World Wants Work Wonders the Cumberland Avenue house sald they quarreled two days a and he told her he wae going t In the letter Miss Richard r she could not face ber people at home and tell them ehe wae not to be mar- | ried to Bax "NIKOLA TESLA ADMITS THAT HE'S BANKRUPT | Famous Inventor Examined in Ai tion Wherein Receiver Is Ap- pointed for Him. Nikola Tesla, inventor, t# bankrupt. Although the wah has afforded gen- }iuses many oportuntties for financial jwein, the city to-day had a roceiver #ppointed for his property in an ac- thon for $958 unpaid personal taxes In an examination by Lamar Hart: |Corporation Counsel, Mr, ares! | testimony as to his fi ‘How do you Mve, Mr, ‘Tesla? Mr. | Hardy asked. | “Mostly on eredit. “I have a bill at the Waldorf-Astoria that I have not paid for several years,” “Do you own any of the Nik Tesla Company?” bag “No. I did own about nine-tenthe of the $600,000 of capital stook, I had outstretched. SECOND—8wing right leg a possible, keeping eg straight, k pointed downward. Touoh the fi Spring Models of Original and Exclusive Designs That Forecast the Season’s Smart Shoe Styles. _ Bend two cent stamp to M every buck number of charts di ing complete set, Golders to raise money and I pledged much FIRGT—Take position fiat on floor, lege and arms rigid gently to the left eide of left ankle, with heel of right foot. THIRD—Return to original starting position and of the stock to build an electric CONVENIENT SHOPS plant.” WILL TRY OSBORNE 1693 Broadway, at 48th lea is borers ber vicar es (ded Sone fig renee | torney 1440 Broadway, at 4st Street 109 Lenox Ave. al ree! 3 D patents are was nol ry ‘assigned to the company.” 96 East ith root at Ath Ave, HA} Fourth Ave. at Hh Biveet | “Are there any Judgments against | AGAIN ON MARCH 30 Pdi : } | a preme BROOKLYN 35) Fulton St. at Myrtle Ave. 150 Flatbush Ave. opp. LI. Station M der Department, 98 Reade Street, New York "Scores of them. Four or five pro ceedings are pending.” Mr. Tesln sald no one owes him: | he has no money in the bank and that] he has no jewelry, automobiles, real! estate or horses, Justice Finch appointed Robert ¢. MoMarsh recetver. ity and Mismanagement Hearing, Despite Prosecutor's. Protest. to The reniag World.) LALN | VOGEL Saeveens | 42 st.at 8 Ave. RRS ate After a Successful Career of 58 Years, Are 4 Store Open pires. Premises and From BUSINESS rented fora theatre. For over half a century Vogel Brothers have maintained the highest standard in Men’s Ready-to-Wear Clothing, ranging in price from $15 to $40. Now, owing to the expiration of their lease, they are forced to dispose of their entire stocks at a tremendous sacrifice. The general public are offered this opportunity to buy apparel of the highest class at the lowest prices that have ever been quoted. Saturday Night. No Alterations No Charges. No C. 0. D.'s. CLOSING OUT SALE /ntire New Spring Stocks Nothing Reserved Men’s & Boys’ Clothing, Furnishings, Hats sow $7.50 9.75 13.75 17.50 19.50 22.50 9.75 9.75 14.75 9.76 14.75 5.00 9.75 14.75 22.50 7.50 9.75 Negalar Price 00 Men's Suits $12.50 & #1 Men's Suits 15.00 to Men's Suits 18.00 t Men's Suits 2.00 t Men’s Suits Men's Suits , Men's English Cutaway Walking Suits 13 Men's Black Cutaway Coats and Vests 18.00 & Men's Black Cutaway Coats and Vests £5.00 & 30.00 Men's Black Prince Albert Coats 18.00 & 9f.00., Men's Black Prince Albert Coats £5.00 & 30.00 Men’s Spring Overcoats (Odd Lots) 12.50 to £0.00 Men's Spring Overcoats 15,00 & 18,00 Men's Spring Overcoats..... . 0.00 & 25.00 Men’s Spring Overcoats f 00 & Men's Winter Overcoats . Men's Winter Overcoats.. Men's Winter Overcoats 14.75 Men's Winter Overcoats 19.50 Men's Striped Trousers. . 0 & j00.. 260 Men's Striped Trousers o.. 3.60 Men's Striped Trousers 6.00 1 4.75 Youths’ Long Pants Suits. . ete ™H.. 10.00 to 12.50.. 7.60 Youths’ Long Pants Suits 1).. 15.00 & 12.50 Rogular Price 63.50 to #5.0u 200 & £06 hat sow $2.50 1.50 All Stetson Hats All Derbies and Soft Hats All Arrow Brand Collars All Paris and Boston Garters be AIR. V. D. Underwear All Notaseme Half Hose All Interwoven Silk Half Hose All New Spring Neckwear ... I vy Silk Neckwear 100 & 1.60 and Pleated Shirts. (27)\y8 \u" ) sis 176 & 8,00 Bt Negligee and Pleated Shirts. . Negligee and Pleated Shirts 2.00 & 2.50 Silk Shirts 400 & Tan Cape Dress Gloves (Rit).. 1.05 & Cape and Mocha Gloves ; t Tan and Mocha Gloves . All Evening Dress Vests All Fancy Street Vests All Boys’ Suits All Boys’ Suits All Boys’ Surts VOGEL BROTHERS 42 st.at 8 Ave. 35,00 18.00 ; Court Sets Early Date for Immoral-| Mareh 17.} former borr hm! County | should “This George ton M be tried witnesse Sing Osborne —Despite the protests of Dist March 30 as the date of the trial jon and with immorality | Mr. Weeks protested there was a| 2jlaree number of prisoners fa the Preference to Mr. Osborne. of at once,” shouted former Judge M J. Tierney, ‘Mr, Osborne is @ man of repute and standing. He is begging to be tried on these interest Mr. Tierney contended Mr. Osborne is etl Warden of Sing Sing Prison | and desires to return to his dutics as | 800m as the indictment ts disposed of. | "I think the condition of the State Prison demands an early trial,’ yO ‘and Jury to r of Mr. Osivorne j { Maca NESIA For sour acid stomachs, gas and fs | | Justice Keogh. It is said aid in the in are begging d It was reported to-day investigation and Westchester County more than $25,000. gf relax al movement. whe musoles of the entire body thorough!; FOURT j—Owing left leg over right one, In eame © lege straight. te manner, keeping rigid an Frid tnd Gong Touch heel of left foot ae far ever right leg ae pee- and toes sible without atrain. Repoat the leg ewinging exercise with each leg about six times, and thoroughly retex after each Furlong, Evening World, No. 63 Park Row, N. Y¥, City, for each ané 4, but order paper of your newsdealer in advance, to ineure obtain- Lettera not over 260 words in iength Miss Furlong will anewer on daye alternating between publication of charts, besides writing ‘articles bearing on obesity reduction, CHART NO. 7 WILL BE PRINTED IN THE EVENING WORLD NEXT MONDAY, PESOODSEDDDISIODESEIOOVODOTODIDODIOIDODODTON WOOO D @ enevewseuenatosctanecasd) At- Frederick E. Weeks that he t ready to go to trial Martin J. Keogh, {n the Su- Court here to-duy, than @ year has acted as" fixed| Francisco Villa in C. of{at auction yesterday t Jai! awulting be given an early bearing in “Eddys” Sauce. fish, meats and salads. indictment should be disposed who appeared, Gordon Battle and Hun Mercbant, for Mr. Osborne. | OlD infampous chargey. In the of Public opinion, he should at this terma of court.” At Grocers and 3 he y officials not | to Sing Sing | they fear bodily harm | on the former the Sing | me 1 of Mr. { on a charge of perjury cost Fifth Avenue Men's Shoe Men's Shoe Shop | 4 West 38th St.—Store Floor Separate Shop, a step from Fifth Avenue | FOR SATURDAY Direct attention to their standard makes of Men’s Shoes for Spring. Men’s FRANKEN Shoes Made expressly for I’ High or Low Shoes, made on newest lasts, selected leathers, in button and lace shoes Tan, Russia Calfskin, Dull Gun Metal Calf skin, Patent Coltskin, with tops of same or cloth; also Tan Box Calfskin Golf Shoes. 5.00 Men’s ‘Banister Shoes”’ High or Low Shoes—Fifty Styles Of Mahogany, Dark 7.00 Men’s Hand Sewed: Bench } High or Low Ready-to-Wear Shoes, made en- tirely by hand on Special English lasts of the finest specially selected black or tan leathers. 10.00 ruggtste in either powder or tal 50 cents per bottle,—Advt Tan or Black Russia Cait- skin; also Patent Kidskin, lace or button styles, tops of Dull Mat Kidskin, Cloth or Taupe Buckskin. Villa Agent Uehind in Rent. CHICAGO, March 17.—-Oftice fix- now,|tures and the books and records of | Esteban A. Navarro, who for more Consul” of Don’t let your guests find your table without a bottle of It’s a fine relish for oysters, Eddys Sailice | Tranklin Simon 3 Co. “Thomas Cort’’ Shoes Warden Thomas Mot: Os-| for office rent. Tho ary ed by Na v iv ismanagement of Sing Sing |= | \ Delicatessen Stores 1 | Made by E. Pritchard, 33! Spring St..N.Y. | OoII>~—————EEE=E—— Franklin Simon & Ca , = Franklin Simon & Co. end or or ow | Men’ | » ‘the newest and most desirable fabric). Fifth Avenue en Fi Show 16 West 38th 8t,—Store Floog NBs: axsoos Shop, a atep from Fifth Avenue ‘FOR SATURDAY Regimental Silk Scarfs | CARMOOR LONDON Made of fine quality Repp Silk representing colors of thirty-five different Regiments Special 1.00 . Men’s Silk Crepe Shirts Of Crepe de Chine in novelty satin stripes. Special 4. via s Cotton Crepe Shirts stripes of fine quality Japanese Cotton Crepe New Spring Shirts in ‘fifteen different novelty | Sizes | | 1314 to 17. . Special z a Fifth Avenue | Mens Clothing Shop | 8 West 38th St,---Store Floor | | | Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue | Men’s Spring Clothes The Newest Models in Suits and Top Coats For Men and Young Men 33 iv 46 Cheat Hand Tailored Clothes, made according to the hig, standard of workmanship fabrice. Men’s Hand Tailored Suits Imported and Dor bab New approved custom tailor models. 19.00 to 45.00 FOR SATURDAY For Men and Young Men—33 to 46 Chest button, fitted or conservative models, in new and exclusive Spring fabrics, including Blue Serge, from the best American and foreign mills. 25.00 Hand tailored Suits, in one, two, three or four | | Men’s Spring Top Coats For Men and Young Men—32 to 46 Chest CARMOOR LONDON English Overcoats made in London exrpresaly for Franklin Simon & Oo. The fabrics are the product of England’s most celebrated mill, with world wide reputation for producing the finest Overcoatings—-models adapted for general wear. 24.00 © 40.00 =e oo \j —_——— —_—.