The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1905, Page 14

FIERCE 06'S FRIEND NABBED One Man Could Have Removed His Safe. Williamsbury. The that mone but Proprieto: Darskis had previously been able to approach tim. containing $150 in and diamonds belongwg to Zar- » Befory closing the Zarekis unleashes Bismarck ana te the ealoon, after turning tion of the safo and seeing that the ponderous bolts had been te- | @urely fixed. ‘Then the proprietor went to bed. Sate Was Missing. “But the Gredt Dane, my Bismarck,” exclaimed Zarskis excitedly, “what aid they do to him? Did he bet them up? Ah, no! There are no burglars’ ae in sight.” Then Zarakis meditated. ” 6 ‘Gordon Setter’ that knew ay ‘he orled, "He Mised tg teed Bismarck and play’ wits him, No other man tn this world could take out sny safe jo Bismarck's kennel and ” 301 with Tt” ‘Dhe tip went forvh and Grass and bis eres? were arrested at thelr home, Graham avenue. A necktie found the bar was sald to belong to the “Gordon Setter,’ He \wore no necktio whei. arrested. \ — GIRL RETRACTS AND IS MISSING On Her Father’s Complaint Warrant Is Issued for Sadie Mirsky, and Forgery Charge Against Strauss Is Continued Batic Migsky, the elghtees.jenr-old girl on whose affidavit Samuel Strauss, Jt, #on of m Wealthy second-hand lum ber ealer, was held Monday fn the Ewing Gtreet Court, was reported miss. ing by her father, who appeared in court to fight @ new affidavit presented | by the defense exonerating Strauss \ from changes of forgery. Meyer Mirsky and his son Joseph in- timated thet the girl had been spirited away when Lawyer John Rausch, for the defendant, presented an amdavit signed by Sadie Mirsky removing all blame from Strauss, Mr. Minsky wald the gtrl disappeared from her home at No. 781 Park avenue yesterday morn- ing and that she had not been seen by his family since then.’ He implored Magistrate O'Rellly to help him find hte daughter before the case wes ocontin- ved. The Magistrate iseued a warrant if for tha girl's arrest, and a detective went ovt with Joseph Mirsky to look for Badle. Although Attorney Rausch asked that the opze be dismissed on the strength of the now aMdavit, Magistrate O'Reilly refused to go further until the girl wes ppviaved im court, and continued che new affiday: made Monday, when Ancumed him forging Meyrr § name to a check yh. Beran. “hee vue eALLED GIRL WHO JILTED, Bluyer of wtatty Mins Kin tured th Cleveland Heat Cap- t why spent i resttur- ! “ie “ifedy y ahesised AS A BURGLAR Saloon-Keeper Figured Only Posene Grass received the sobriquet of “Gorton Setter Gene” becnuse of his daily and nightly habtt of hanging ground the saloon of William Zarakis, North Ninth street and Wythe avenue, “Gorton Setter” ‘and the Great Dane “Bismark,” belong- ing to the saloon-keoper, became fast frienda, although #0 ugly was the Dane Thereby hangs a story which developed ‘to-day in the Lee Avenue Court, when “Gordon Getter’ Grass and his brother |GAS O VERCOMES JAMES MoGREERY & GO, Sale of Brass Bedeteads, 4th Floor, Fine Brass Bedsteads, with 134 or a inch con- tinuous poste. Mounted with ornamental husks, finished with beat English lacquer, 19.50, 95.00 and 435.00 ‘walue 27,00 t+ $5.00 4§ Brase Bedatoads, with. a inch posts, and heavy ornaments! husks, er simple Colonial designa. All aleea, 29,00 each value 45,00 go pairs, Twin Bedeteads, Varfons models, Best construction and finish, §§.00, 50,00 and 7,00 per pair walue $§.00 to 95.00 Mattresses, upholstered Springs and Pillows to order, Twenty-third Street, JAMES \MCGREERY & 60. Trunk Department, Basement Salesroom, On Octeber the xath, Mail Orders Flited, Women's Skirts for Less Than Half $10 and $12 Skirts fer [= 3. 95 ou "Sio'atsae And (hat doesn't begin to tell the news, Hoar this: they aro ex- actly the kind of skirts you want: Of broadcloth—Voile-—Panama-cheviot. Trimmed and ornamented with taffeta folds and bands, Met fi i big fit, materials, making, vabee But in dress- Miszes’ $15 Coats, $10.75. Three-quarter length—the favorite co! velvet—full plaited back-~fancy sleeves with stitehed cuffs, Double- breasted, to be sure, and half lined with satin, toatead aff Ti opulle for instead of $18.76—M! $11.75 ' i vomen, | 814625 sna "fansor shits or chert ot and novelty mixtures, Norfolk and , | Bomi-fitting models; — sleven-gore skirt, with flare; as stylish and tellored gs can be, with all the lovches nere and there that del igt the hearta of bright young wearers. Women’s $15 Suits, $8. bs A finely tailored $15 suit for §8,75, Of stylish mixtures and fashioned just like that Pee on the right—can you get any- thing better? Only sixty sults in the lot~ to make sure of your size !t would be well ed with small tucks and tu over ouffe—lh gore skirt. Of all. Woo! cheviot in red, green or black. Sale of Dress Suit Cases, Made of Sole Leather, Lined with linen, Mounted on deuble steel frame. 28, 24 and _ 400 value-6.00 This stock-tneludes tranks, bage, dress sult cases, boxes, automobtle funch cases, travelling bugs fitted with solld sliver totlet arti. cles, and travelling receptacles of sll kinds, Twenty-third Street, ‘ JAMES MAREERY & C0 Ce cea 00, Corsets, Light weight Coutil Corsets with medium long hip For average figures, 115 value 2,00 Ladies’ Hosiery, Black, Cobweb Lisle Thread Stockings, fine quality, with garter spliced tops, double heels, soles and toes, | Black or ‘tan shades of Lisle|Fine Coutil Corsets; New Thread Stockings, with} models, with high bust new lace instep patterns, and extra long hip, or with 35¢ per pair high bust and medium 3 pairs for $1.00 short hip, Plain black, pure thread 1.45 Silk Stockings with value 250 doubie heels, soles and|"“La Vida” Corsets, made by hand and filled with whalebone, New models for every type of figure, Made of fine imported ma- terials, silk embroidered Batiste, Coutil and plain Batiste, toes, 1.50 per pair value $2.25, Twenty-third Street. 3.00 to 19,50 JAMES McGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Long Glowes, Elbow length glace kid Gloves, ra-and x6/ JAMES MoGREERY & G0. Twenty-third Street, White and black, button length, Plum, green, navy, ficelle, x ' 16 button length, Infants Outfitting Department, Twenty-third Street, peat. Double breasted, fine Zibe- line and Cheviot, winter weight Coats, Trimmed with velvet collar and YOUNG WOMAN, Taken to Bellevue Hospital, Whore| cliffs, Doctors Say She Wiil Sizes 2 to 6 years, Recover, d Emma Helngertner, nineteen years 6.75 oid, who Mved with her sister, Mrs. Saoht, over the latter's saloon, at No, 19 Bast Fourth street, was almost ta- tally overcome by gaa in her room carly to-day, #he le Dow in Bellevue Hos. pital, and the Gootom think she will ony Aire, Baohs thinks hy eee was turned value 10.50, Twenty-Third Street, a | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Pa he WORK MONGAY WO to get here early Thuraday morning. * Women’s #25 Suits, $15 Gample suits of one of the best known means right tailoring, goor-fitting and cor- reot styles—but also a great big variety, Suits of eet Suits of Panama Cloth Suits of Mannish Mixtures the long coat, medium length, also Eton Blouse effect—you will surely see some- thing you like, tn the last few years and we do it to- day better than we ever did (! before, Flannelette Sacques for Baby, 19c. turnover collar and cuffs, edged with silk stitching. Some in Mar- garette styles, in white with colored stitching. Whatever you want for baby is here, and always for less than anywhere else, ; meds in Russian and 4 Gowns, made from ood Ww Jette with red. collar aod cuff and’ : Tek wists See soa slant a aes makers this country holds, That not only Suits of Fine Cheriots The very newest fashions, including The Women's Suit Bustness has doubled The same as you are accustomed to paying 386c. for—finished with 98¢ —Vaiue $2.00. Galetia Dresses, |89c, Anerial. — Obtidren's Night sizes 1 to 6 years, in the neatest stripes, pink and blue; made full length and width: sizes om t to 1k Special for this day only. 49c. —Girla’ Underskirts, made of good quality flannelette; deep flounce, trimmed with insertion and lace; some with buttonihol itch trimming: made in blue, pin! Sha solid colors: eizes 4-14 years, 1,98 —Yalve up to 94.00. Lot, of Geiiren'e, Cor Coats, made box eet, with deep flare cape, Aoubie- breasted; brown, blue, red anit check Sh eee made in cloth | Children’s Pajamas, made of 59. ; fannelette. in ape fe ‘and pretty strines; sizes 4-) Women’s Fine$3 Waists, $1.98, Of poplin, nun’s veiling, albatross, lnene and brilliantes, Half a dozen styles—some four panels of heavy embroidery, sqme entire- ly embroidery, others strictly tailored, others with three rows of hemstitching and lace and sev W eral rows of shirring. Black and all staple y) $2.25 instead of $4.00—Very good quality of black peau de sole Waist; made fine tucked to the bust, dowble box plaits centre, tucked back, deep tucked cuff; only have a Mimited quantity; one to each customer, 98c instead of $2.00—White linene Walst, made with fine tucks from shoulder to bust; four embroidered medalligns through ly of waist, tucked and buttoned back LS , Women’s House Dresses, $1.29. One White Lawn Apron will ve given free with one of these. Of good quality seersucker and chambray, in one and two piece suits; full skirts with deep hem; front of shirt waist very full; plaited back; sleeves in bishop style with narrow cuff; turnover col- lar; belts attached to skirt; all sizes; assorted stripes. Sen Ialand Percale House | Maids’ and Waltresses’ Uni- 1:69 et inte cre | M98 tome, “toad wae se two ploce mutts; walete ined and | Made with wide tucks at front and mt Pleated back; one and two piece 4 ed 7 prettily me my fs a sleeve with narrow, | guiie; extra full ekirte with deep Bess; oud as oie aE hem; buttoned ouff finishes io | be au trimmed; di bel sree ine, dress is made f louble le from @ white aad blue and white; all sizes, quality of black eatin. Women’s 49c. Kimono Sacques, 29c_ Of fancy figured striped flannelette, dark colors, yoke and border, |[ guarantee—ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION jg Means as much—le NOT MORE—than the matchless values themselves, | Of the greatest. businesses in Greater New York on principles like that? H Coc teee ee ee | | These are Heavy Smyraa Rugs, 12 (eet longand 9 feet wide, guarants Sitting room, fibrary, dining room, With or without borders, sixtocn pat and desiens. ‘We wilt fi , eulgely and laying free, Dollar Show 3C h | [ Sampson's Famous Oilcloth at & mos Os bd 4 s hia Monday and yesterday the Lhd hummed and buzzed about the counter that held them, $1.69 for Women’s High-Grade | Shoes, $3.50 Value. We have outdone owselves! You are wed to getting a great, deal here for your money; =: 69 this is more than usual, Think of a good wearing, stylish pair of Shoes for $1.69—the same as you ordinarily pay $2.50 to $3.60 for! 1.00 for Women’s Shoes—All New and yey a "pend $2.50 Shoes with sold ormea’s $3.00 Shoes with eay: , $1.69 “Women's $3.50 Shoes, Flexible Soles, oui ton st; these er class—all makers st: for wear—$ tw every pair, aOR All strict and the are decided barga vot te aie JapaneseMattings Seamless Linen Warp Japanese Matting, carpet designs, lu red, green and biae; sell as high as $10.98 per roll; full roll of 40 ey at $0.75, or smaller “ 7} i 2C Matchless Op portunities. yards. The Unparalleled Offerings of the > Up P Are Only Fair Examples of What This Store Is Constantly Presenting. The great Anniversary Sales in this store serve to demonstrate the fact that WE LEAD IN VALUB avina. But behind the values, which are ALWAYS unrivalled, stands our welleknown OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED, That A SATISFIED customer is suré to be a PERMANENT customer. Can you afford to miss the offerings of a store that has built one New York’s Best Rug Values. $40 Royal Wilton Rugs at $25, 25, eye) You know the beauty and durability of the Royal Wilton, and you know that It's the rarest sort of an occurrence te tind them retailing at any such ahi as this. 9.17 sizes; a $40 value to INOFLOW At. vessesseeeceecuereeser tay t Wilton Vi lor qual Quality, 12 feet long and 9 feet wide, {t ; 4 Miho om aniaees whe and usdally sell at $30, but for this 9 ADO Sore ia er pons tie 9 Tet wide, Value $26.50, special... ened oe ace 19.98 ‘14. 50 Also 923,50 All- Wool Smyrna Rugs at $14.50, Smyrna Rugs. td all woo! (reversi- and ‘These Are Dxira See feot_ long , 2.98 | ies 8.7 Axminster Rugs of the best fered to-morrow. at, Hall Guiners ® feet hy & feet wide, Oro ble); ;_ immense assortments; § $. 50 rags Granite Art Squares, 9 ft. long x 7.6 wide, In all len Hd dining-room anlora, price $13.50 All Wool Bruseels Ri Rugs at $8.75. This saving is worth a Moy 9¥ trip here, even if you do not care tor any of the other offerings, These rugs are 10.6x) fi d are shown in altractive flora! and Oriental ah ie On sale 10-:morrow at, . $1 All-Wool Velvet Horpote at 59c. Never bave we heard of such an offer being mace in a litrary, sp room, stair and hall patterns, Regularly $1.C0,at seeeeseeere wage $1 American Body Brussels, $86. AON ERR ROR Oee cere eemeew ees $1. 50 ‘Axminster Carpets at 87 t+2c, per yard. Sampson’s Famous 30c Oilcloth att 19¢ a Yard) XX Siect L avleum, usually sold at 85c. per square yay to’ be sold here at the lowest © unusual saving, Shown in 4-4, 64 mbit da and 8-4 goods; regularly 300. price quoted anywhere, This -¢ square yard; quality is 3 and 4 yards wide, special to- and shown in tile, inlaid and morrow, p ¢r Cc floral ,patterns. Very special; ; square yard. per square yard, at... .eseeeey Las Gurtain and Upholstery Sale. Hemstitched Ruffl? Lace English Bobbinet Cure Curtains; 1,500 airs; hem- tring, with lace insertion’ stitched ruffle atd 4 large and lace edge on rutile, tuckss 9 feet lone; on sale full length and width : 4 per pitas Bed Sets, deep v: Phe centre, bo! per set., ‘tains. \acurcaing, with’rea) Renaissance edge on t ull length and width and value limit of al, 2,000 Pairs Lace Curtntns, 81.44. 2,000 pairs of. splendid quality ruffled “Henalssance, Trish Point, Austr! ‘Antique, Chiny and Bruges patte nk, are X..¥ yards tong and #trong 0% 0 edges, regular prices ‘tro $2.00, $2.15, per .gg it Curtains at ir; entire fale’ ite vee “ye jah Point Curtains ot Irish Point Cartains at bros ie Ruffled Swiss Curtains, 3 yards as i a Oc ag Splendid Opportunities in Furniture, long, tucked centre and well made; limit of This Morris Chair—comp'ete with Highly Polished Quartered fe Bases hair-fited cushions, frames are Oak Butfets, lke iustration; IR tered oa of imitation. makog has three drawers and> wine the cushions gre covered fn closet, one drawe: lined with yon be ee 5, 9 plush for stiver; two large aval cushions comp 'ete is (i French plate mirrors, handsome Gag ; Sale of Mattresses. } carved (ops; value $22.5). Spe- hy) 40-Pound ik, cial to-morrow, Halr Mattrenses, made upto fit any ste bed and covered in genuine A, C, A iar 7.50 iH 3-Fold Oak Screens, 5 fett high, fied with figured See mh terial, value hey «all colors to mat furnish: $ 75: special Steel and Brass Bed, like tilus tration, > ve Scroll Bed high head and extended foot, with two 12-inch f brass Spindles, in 4 feet 1 wet feet 6 tn special ty (Vy 5.98 ¥ 40+Pownd linpreyed Seach Asmart made op in aed te beh ane in A, C, A. orsatin thee’ valt No Mail Ores Morning S cali. tenet iy “On Sale ns, ai 1 P, M. Only. : Boys’ $3.00 Suits gh $1.49 ‘ serach as ea butte mits rll pits Girls 98c, shies, 4c. LA Cn me one Pagel Which have reg: AY to-morrow we have soft sah and button; 04 644, ae § offered tomorrow at,