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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1914. POLICE SEARCH R. C. COLLIERE FAILS Brother Believes Insurance Man Is III and Unable to Write to Relatives. Efforts on the part of -ilie police to Fd a clue to RIchanJ C. Colliure. su perintendent of agencies of the Mutual I ifo Insurance Company, of New Yo- k who has been missing: sio?e December a J from his apartment at 1703 New lork avenue northwest, have failed. C. W. Colliere. a Washington real es tate man, believes that his brother is ili in some hospital and unable to com municate with friends. He has offered a reward of $100 for information. He ws suffering- from pleurisy, and it is feared this may have turned Into pneu monia. The mlssinjr man was traced as. far as "Wilmington, Del., where he went on business. After that trace of him was lost Ho is thirty-four years old, anl is described as five feet eight Inches in ufignt, lbu to 160 pounds, medium tuiiiu. I ale complexion, dark brown hair and nVustache, and dark eyes. When last sqen he wore a gray mixed suit, a grecn isi overcoat and a black derby hat. MISSING FOUR WEEKS Nine Fortune Tellers Jailed at Newark, N. J. NEWARK. N. J., Jan. 30. Nine for tune tellers were rounded up last night by the police. Tho arrests were the results of a carefully planned cam paign against trance artists or card readers. All were booked on charges of dis orderly conduct. The penalty for the BLACK HAND 6018 T WfiE ENEHENT 'Reign of Terror in New York ; Continues Despite Drastic . Action By Courts. i feMMWMiaHMMHai RICHARD C. COLLIERE. first offense is a fine and for the sec ond a prison sentence. All were ad vised to leave the city after the pres ent charges were disposed of. NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Desplte the fact that Angelo Sylvestro waB convic ted in four minutes last night of plant ing a bomb to blow up a tenement building housing twenty-five families, Black Handera continued their relgn-of terror. Early today a bomb wrecked the store of Joseph Stella and the four story tenement at ! East Eightieth street. Sylvestro will be sentenced today. Monday a bill will be introduced in the Legislature making such crimes punish able by forty years' Imprisonment. Seven years is tho present limit. Sylves tro was a member of the Farrara gang. PEAR SOLDIERS HI KILLEOAMERICANS Two Men Held By Mexican Fed erals May Have Been Slain in Mountains. SAN DIEGO, Cal., Jan. 30. That tvo Americans, P. W. Harwood and Morti mer Miller, have been slain In the moun tains south of Tla Juana, Mexico, by Mexican federal soldiers, tinder the no torious "fugitive law,' was the fear expressed here today. The men were taken from Tia Juana Wednesday by a squad of federals, and have not been seen since. Mexican of ficials assert they are en route to En scnada for trial on charge of smuggling, but the fact that their guards carried no supplies for a long march raised grave doubts in the minds of officials here. The alarm was increased by the re ceipt from Harwood of a letter he slipped to a Mexican three miles out of Tia Juana. It eaid that the Americans, "to avoid Increasing the suspicions of the federal authorities, who were told that wo were rebels," conressed that they were smugglers. Harwod is a newspaper reporter ftotn Oakland, Cal. comtrouT? G DT DANDRUFF OR Alex Moore Stricken; Lillian Russell Called NEW YORK, Jan. 30. Mrs. Alex Moore, better known as Lillian Russell, lias gone to Pittsburgh, being called there by the sudden and serious Illness of her husband. An operation was performed Tues day for a growth upon the neck, but It did not prevent Mr. Moore hlnvelf from telephoning his wife, requesting her presence. Mrs. Moore still retains the sumptu ous apartments at 2S7 West Eighty ninth street, which she occupied before her marriage. DOES SCALP ITCH? -25 CENT DANDERINE Save your hair! Make it soft, fluffy, lustrous and beautiful. Try as you will, after an application of Danderlne. you cannot -And a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most wlfl be after a few weeks' use. when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. A little Danderlne Immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle, and scraggy, just, moisten a oloth with Danderlne and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is Immediate and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and nave an appearance or abundance; an Incomparable luster, softness, and lux uriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Get a 15-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderlne from any drug storaor toilet counter, and prove urn your hair la aa pretty and soft as any that It has been neglected or injured by careless treat ment tnavs aai. Aavt. NEW HOURS: 8:30 to 5:30 A.LISNER- G AND ELEVENTH STREETS 19c 3 for 50c Hurt Books -cloth Bound. See table full at foot of stairs to the Balcony Book S-hop. Go "way back of first floor where eleva tors end. Parker, Bridget & Company the Nationally Known Store for Men and Little Men fflik ilfep 111 W kl mmmm AS ""lhl1- w WmWL k U -- 7rB ! -JHul Ic-ui w Jr i --j- . t n i-wn azaiik vr 11 i i. " in ' i - 1 tr Z.'-i MM, JBiV" ?.? ' '.' 1b lkM '.- ' i Now for the Inventory Sale of Overcoats Broken Lots of Overcoats at Unusual Low Sale Prices HTHIS lot of Overcoats contains Chin- chillas and the other popular materials. Also the favorite styles are shown. "Not what you earn, but what you save will make you a rich man. Buy an Overcoat here and start a bank account with the savings. $20 Overcoats 4i1 9 7C Broken lots go in this sale at tp JL a O $25-$30 Overcoats l 7 Cfl Broken lots; each one is right P JL i 0 $35-$40 Overcoats f Broken lots; extra fine values 1 22.50 The Usual Reductions in P.-B. Suits and Overcoats Here Is Your Opportunity to Buy Standard, Guaranteed Garments at a Pleasurable Saving Note Reductions $15.00 Suits and Overcoats, $ Q, 75 $18.00 Suits and Overcoats, $132S $20.00 Suits and Overcoats, $142S $25.00 Suits and Overcoats, $18.75 $30.00 Suits and Overcoats, $2 1 . 75 $35.00 Suits and Overcoats, jp2R.RO $40.00 Suits and Overcoats, $3 25 Full Dress, Tuxedos and Prince Alberts Not Included S5 and $4 Mp Shoes $3a.45 AH Rueset and Gun Metal Tcck Shoes at this money saving reduc tion. These Shoes are made in the styles which careful dress ers wear to give tone to their appearance. Mothers Will Be Interested in Clearance Sale Prices and P-B Quality in Boys' Clothes- .$4.95 $G and $6.50 Cor duroy Suits at Norfolk and double breasted styles. Ages, 7, 8, 15, 16, 17, 18. Save y on l'ne f Boys' Suits, including Blue Serge and double breasted and Norfolk styles. 100 slightly soiled and mussed Shirts, 75c and $1.00 CQ values J7C s reduction on our entire line '4 of Boys' Raincoats. $1.50 and $1.75 Odd I'ants , .98c Ladies' and Misses' Vcluur, Corduroy, and Plush Hats 1 reduced j5f Children's Chinchilla I'olo Hats; 75c value at 50c Children's Corduroy, l'lush, and Felt Hats all new 1 Styles reduced '3 Boyn' Hats Sample Hats, $1.50 and $2 89c These Savings -a combination irresistible $1 and $1.2.1 Odd Pants 79c $2.25 and $2.50 AU-wool Sweaters sizes 28-31, garnet. gray, and blue shades. Clearance at $1.69 Entire line Boys Overcoats, including Chinchillas. J - Reduced '3 $1.25 Kid Gloves and Gauntlets at 9S A special clearance of uliuhl ly soiled Blouses at 39c and 59r. White and colored effects. Two Hat Sales -to Tickle a Man's Purse The Avenue at Ninth 3 and $4 Derbies an d Soft Hats $1.85 These are Manu facturer's Samples. All arc firsts; abso lutely no seconds, and every one up to the minute? Genuine Velour Hats Worth $5 and $6 $2.95 Hats that will add the right touch to your appearance at a price which touches your purse lightly. (J?QFDREGOQDshi Alrtt nnlif tt.ip Actritiltcfm, Anf niff M ilUl VlllJ WHO I-OIOUIIJIIUIUIH uut all the importers and manufacturers are ending their winter season, it means for Washington for the Palais Royal and its patrons bar gain prices for staple as well as fancy Silks and Wool Fabrics it means less prices than quoted since last January and less prices than will be quoted until January of 1915. Final clearing of 1914 beginning to morrow morning, on second floor, promptly at 8:30 o'clock. 29c to 79c Yard Were 50c te $4 Lengths for dresses, suits', coats, wraps, waists, skirts, and trimmings. Descriptions are not cannot be at- tempted in a newspaper notice. Lit erally thousands of different ma terials, styles, and colors are repre sented in this gathering, all this sea son's productions. Particularly note that the average width is 54 inches. On second oor per four elevators at 29c to 79c per yard for choice. Values to $4.00 yard. TT K Ending of the White Sale in the Lingerie Dept. There are two reasons why Saturday the last day of January will witness the best bargains of this white sale of 1914. Reason No. 1 to create sales that will beat the January record of 1913 by 2 ujuuaauud ui uuhoij. ivtaouu iiu. c iu uiauac ui an uiuis.cn iui aim aUtli rcuTUaiy anew- Garments Reduced. to 17c and 25c i At 17c and 25c are Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset Covers, Drawers, and Short Skirts that 1 were 25c to 50c. None made for "a sale" only the made-to:order lingerie associated with the Palais Royal "White Sale." Don't forget the Hidden Corner 'way back of first floor rear of elevators. 50c Were to $1.00, Not one of these com bination or separate gar ments was in the store prior to January, and, w h il e the lots are "broken," all sizes will be found in one style or another. To assure an advan tage to readers of our announcements in "Hid den Corner," first floor, rear of elevators. . Please come prepared to make prompt payments it is to be a quick and sure clearing sale, and no garments will be sent on approbation or C. O. D. 88c Were to S2.50. "ComBTnatTdn Gar ments? Princess Slips, Separate Skirt;, Gowns, etc. Note the elaboration. quality, and beauty of the laces nd embroid eries used on these garments. Particularly note the styles learn that lin gerie has its vogue and that the 1914 gar ments are different and better than any of the past For the gems of the season see the contents of the great table c)i first floor, near elevators. $1.33 and $1.98 For Lingerie That Was to $4.00 These Combinations, Princess Slips, and elaborate Separate Skirts and Gowns represent the gems of the "White Sale" of 1914. The filmy garments.with Knickerbocker Combinations, Chemi-Panta-loons, Petticoats, with 10 to 15 inch flouncings, without underlays, Gowns with extremely short sleeves and gauzy yokes of lace and net. Third floor for these gems reduced to $1.33 and $1.98. A Washington Girl and Her Sunday Hat Hundreds of new Midseason Hats have been sold this week. The one pictured is a reproduction of a $20 jet trimmed Paris Hat here at only $7.50. At $7.50 to $12.00 are scores of other reproductions. For as little as $4.50 and $5.00 are dainty and new Turbans, with straw brims and soft crowns of maline, taffeta, and moire silks, trimmed with high bows. Sunday Gloves 25c to $1 At 25c are Wash Chamoisette Gloves, in yellow, white, gray, and black. The quality of Kid Gloves retailed at $1.00 dur ing 1913 are here in 1914 styles at only 89c pair. The $1.25 quality of 1913 gloves are now only $1.00 pair. All the new styles in black, white, and colors with self and contrasting stitching. I $8.98 Suits for co1 Days $8.98 TWW Were at Various Prices from $15 to $25 T "" j There'll be spring days and winter days from now until March 15. The warmer Cloth Suits youVi nave seen nere or laie m vuuuio pines nuin jjio.uu m ?-. '" " "'""' -- - ? $8.98 for choice. Bunching creates 3 vast variety and all cc lors and sizes in one s-le or another. A. Lisner The Greater Palais Royal G Street 1 W '"'