The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 10

SAYS MRS, NICHOLS DIED OF a SEEING PISTOL 7 M.Gin0i in 564-666 m0 566 Fifth Avenue. Include in Clearance Sales— DRESSES A small eromp—the remainder of mans lines seter GOWNS y which Day and Evening Formerly to $165 Arranged for Immediate disvowal WRAP Formerly to $125 Formerly to $145 Ivet. velveteen and corduroy Of handsome cloth materials. Handsomer Suits to $250 COATS A tow of @ kind from many lines: fo Formerly to $195 $65 formerly to $295- $75 & $125 Formerly to $125 he closed out at once Higher-cost Coats Velvet afternoon coats New Low Prices on Furs $95 — $195 — $350 — $425 ! Formerly $195-—-$225— $2.45 to $795 Of Caracul, Seal and Mole $295 & $325 Leopard and Natural Muskrat Motor Coats $150 Kolinsky & Skunk Muffs Formerly $65 & $75--at $25 & $35 $95 to $125 Cross Fox Scarfs—$65 Ma “Home” Mean fore This Year ‘Don't-be the last. amon; 18 Columbia Grafonola | “Pape’ sColdCompound” is pleasantand affords InstantRelief. your friends to’own and enjoy $1.00 a Week _ of music in your home—start now, wit the new year. Our special offer and liberal terms place this wonderful instrument easily within your re. ‘Not even a deposit is required for simply $1.00 model (illustrated) and 6 Double Dise Records (12 selections price is but $79.50. we make no ) extra th oun modele from $15 to $350, hands eek you can have the beautiful A dose taken every two hours until | '” ses are taken will end grippe nd break up a cold, pty opens clogged-up, nos \trils and alr passages stops nasty discharge or nose headache, dullne re throat, sneezing, in oak of mahogany—all with trument for your home~ NOW Let us play the latest records for you CowPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue at 121st Street 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue the famous Columbia tone. Come No delay or red tape in opening an account. stay stuffed-upt Quit blowing Interstate ‘ Pern Fase your throbbing Paniels, while 4 Park Row at Chatham Sq. 193 to 205 Park Row ~ WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS Do SEEMAN BROS, NEW YORK “*t¥ bite Rese’ Populer Predmais THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. : ‘POULTRY TRUST” CHARGES EXPLODING SHELL KILLS | DISMISSED AND RENEWED GUARD AT KINGSLAND RUINS idictment Two Others Injured at Plant ‘of | Mon ne e i & 5 Clothes Witness | Swann Files a New 1 Part in Tragedy Against Five After Judge Gems Throws Out Case leader in the) Ten minutes after Judge Elizabeth Nichols! qictment for viola 6] try business In this elty tinguiah & The twelf bined Ir at Terra ning, Th Y Jevent of ° Mitchel andr try,” 1 weavers empl silk Mills, O rae cent ine anes We i'l a few days and your kidneys-will then the man in Monroe Clothes. | act fine. This famous salts is made : tv sak pe from the acid of grapes and lemon Good, honest woolens, fashiona- ‘ ; ~| juice, combined with Vithia, and has ¢ ot ap Ala ct heen used for generations to flush bly tailored by skilled workmen, y clogged kidneys and stimulate them Se ove! « of & to normal activity; alse to neutralize backed to the limit by the Monroe ns ‘ © Nas the acids in the urine so it no longer : Beare four month | irritates thus ending bladder dis-_ Guarantee — that’s Monroe ia orders. oF Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; | Clothes. | BOY AND “MOTHER ‘BURNED, | makes a delightful effervescent lithia: ; ‘ water drink which millions of men The favorable impression good aac ying Despite and women take now and then to ; fi t Resene, | keep the kidneys and urinary organs looking Monroe Clothes make to . ne ue Mrs. Lewis the head, | "ere to-day that it w tial, the vorid gives Ney sts only 25 cents It acts without “White Rose’ Tea is too good to escape IMITATION. That’e why some imitate the LABEL. Again,—others imitate the PACKAGE. Court injunctions have estopped the sale of some such impositions on credulous buyers. But, there are imitas . tors of this celebras ted package who are keen enough to pack NEAR ENOUGH imitations to fool you and yet just keep within the law] PROTECT YOURSELF against Fraud by looking for the name “White Rose” and take no other. You'll take none other when you've tried it. Nott | Canadian Car & Foundry Co., explosion last night of a four-inch | shell, one of many remaining about the ruins of the Canadian Car and Foundry Company's plant, instantly killed Irving Smith of Newark, em- ulted i) General Sessions dismissed the in= of the Don- nonopoly law filed against ectors of the “poultry ember, District Attor- vdiotment fled e Judge Jobn Kearny of Rutherford suffered slight injuries The three guards were making ready to leave the premises, as a new shift was due at midnight, when the shell - exploded. Smith's jaw and skull wer © fractured. His compantons, althoug! Injured, gave the alarm and help | came. The police of Kingsiand, County Physician Ogden and Prosecutor Huckin immediately instituted an in- vestigation cs ET LESS. MEAT Jui controlled the live poul- ——E—EE - | IRISH SOCIETIES TO DANCE. yc at the city off inte and delegations f yall the Irish so Ry:AInEN-Hegtinant, Unectetiny Mew OL glass of Salts to flush Irish-American Athletic | elie athletic ansocia: | "| produces kidney trouble in some .| form or other, says a well-kn6wn authority, because the uric acid in > meat excites the kidneys, they be- | come overworked: get nf up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and miser: the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con- stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, Wladder and urinary irritation. 300 SILK "WEAVERS ered Employees of Summit MUI Demand Time Inatend of Plece Work. SUMMIT, N. J., Jan, 19.—Three hun- at the Paul Ger are o | aid for ime work rather than by the plece, kidneys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for the kitchen | clean, thus avoiding serious Konet's home at| dig t. Twelfth Street, Jersey City, thts| V ignited the clothing of | NEWLANDS ADMITS THIS LEAK’ | n speec C 8 King the pe’s Cold contin Oppon, nf e the "disclonure 1 ( saeamaethidetvincs | No “Sales’’; we sell Monroe Clothes always at the stand- iy? J pcizig seine sons—P21H Suits —Overcoats—Evening Clothes—$15 {7 Palms. Influenz a Alteration B'WAY, Cor. Fulton Street Alteration It {a quite refreshing these days to read 1 4 Scene of aa Fire, das a guard to protect the prop- | . Wilfred Dunn of Newark and Mere people pass famous Newspaper Row daily than go by any other location in New York. A remarkable num- ber of them step into the doorway at 170 Nassau St. Good reason; there’s a Monroe Clothes shop up- stairs. IF BACK HURTS Kidneys if bladder bothers you. Eating meat regularly eventually luggish; clog in The moment your back hurts or Bins weather along the Row these days, but it doesn’t chill ey | the eye is only equalled by the sat- isfaction felt at the length of ser- vice these sturdy garments give. The quality in fabric, style and 9 fit of Monroe Clothes bring back a Your Eyes? our customers again and again. Montana’ NOW swith Like good business men, they buy where they get the greatest Think of correct glasses may save you i ‘ r FY + n rmits our ivin: sree Nees literiolife, | value. For the policy of our organization pe! giving Examinations by Registered Eye remarkable values. Nochargeor obligation, , Glas (eae Fitting Glasses as 00 $2, THINK! | PEbrhiché Sons Years No high rents; our stores are on easily reached second : New York: 184 B'way, at John St.’ floors. j 223 Sixth Av., 15th St.’ . f P " 350 Sixth Av., 22d St./' ;, it; - te a Neem et Ann St No middleman’s profit; we make Monroe Clothes our: Ht 17 West 42d. Street./ selves. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St. ‘| » waa ard $15 price. z OL Rr ht ll We are saving unnecessary expense ourselves so that we can save high TONIGHT 8:30 clothes bills for you. scorn TT Ee aneeanle: Come up today and see what $15 will buy in Monroe Clothes! 484— Song of the Soul— VICTOR SORELN, 181 sTERUiNG THO. "|| AMERICA’S LARGEST UPSTAIRS CLOTHIERS Total, $5.00. Phone Vanderbilt 3091. Records will be sent to your iwaieemell Monroe Clothes Supreme Victor Service. 42nd ST., Cor. B’way—Times Square NASSAU. ST., Cor. Frankfort—City Hal) Charges. COLUMBUS CIRCLE, N. W. Cor. 59th St. Charges. 34th ST. and B’WAY, N. W. 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