The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1911, Page 8

———_— aaa —_— . ese c ASSN ———————— a j THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 80, 1911,° RT i . a! ~ TING FMELS BROOKLYNPOLCE | dt SIGHTLESS GIRL. it “TDEINSTENHOME HEADQUARTERS IS |. «AVS ALES * TOBEINVADE N Soe ere Soe AND GOES TOCELL RTED'FRE TRAP It will have @ frontage of 116 feet on| that can compare with this mild ‘tad Grauvogel Insists He Bought Grand Jury Commitiee#Con- ‘ Dap ECZEMA CURE A BEAUTY WASH \F ifth avenue and 125 feet on Seventy-| for cleansing the skin of pimples, black- cond street. The total estimated cost Loong rash, and all similar skin affec- land and building is $3, The plans for the structu: vero thia reason alone, a bottle of D. D. ee prepared by Architect Case Git-/D. should be kept on hand in every | nerte will provide for some unique fea- household. A trial @5c. bottle will a tures. The most striking will be @ | $2,000,000 5 iene to Be! gertes of private elevators. caning. dt ey Tealeien Wok wie pinged D. — , Miss Opdyke, Blind®Stenog-!))")", _ E ‘ 7 me ae Seantad at Bit % D. seems to remoye the cause Them from Missing Butler demmns Flimsy Structure I, rapher, Shows How Milton, | \ x in the Erected at Fifth Avenue and . snarhnants ei te come | mhate trot ay be, cleansing yay 1 ; . 5 4 ao that whole floors can be "WG Sat tap neti Might Have BeentHappi and th Seventy-second Street, | 437telra 8%, " and clear a thy child, in Good Faith, After Inspection. 4 een Happier, sie , | Sates, Set Premenere aaeute give | MPa Une bails Cody a8 hams fa nna who snarl about pin tif they mise a sree e received a va Broo Police Headquairters night Nad they atten ge om ited Was today denounced as A at St. Bartholomew's Lyceum, No, It¢ee of ) East Forty-second street, by the nh apartment ho « declare ® whila the plans are in preparation. Hegeman & Co. and Riker’s Drag Among prominent Dersons occ! ‘upying | Stores. | private houses on Seventy-second eet | eepeeeeeeeeeemeeentemetnaey xiatence, is to Ge srected at near the sitee of the proposed butid! enue and sevens necond street tela James Suilknen, W. Bayard | ‘one SUNDAY WORLD WANTS o| Keyoer ond irs, Hugh J. Grant WORK MONDAY WONDERS, Owners of priv: , which tte pro: John Grauvowel, the middie-nged man The five-story k former @fnetor one of the fin Who calied at the home of William Btn. building on State street, ne ftein at No. 121 East ¥: street Inet night urn $2,000 worth | is t Of the jewelry stolen on Tuesday by a dangerous firetrap by a « fervant, and who was held by members the Kings County Grand J of the family until detectives arrived thoreve! was arraigned tn the Yorkvtiie Court § to-ay charged with ving stolen | R00@s. Though he protests he bought | will be privileged to arrange for them | the house. ‘ from the phonosray 1 machine by the sense of touch years in Bing © the Brooklyn fe the fewelry = fromm Tt Becker, jJoldberg’a second fire occurred on the! untf recently @ butler in the Einstein de to eet night of June 20, 190. When the gnso- household, and asserts he did not be firntehand knowledge of © mash! a de a dash for the eve the articles stolen, the police are ods, They were being « keptica! because they are all engraved | the butlding, when one of their number | with Mr. Elnstein's initiais, noticed the fimay wooden partitiaas enan Queliy of the Adana street ata 1 Mrs. Hinstein appeared against Grau- te the departments h © apparatus and | vegal. Sho testified that he had retumed Investigation that followed, Shortly before this * a store he) oning at (No. 141 Court etreet, | Brooklyn, hit at the Marshal's Snvest!- only about $2,000 worth of the missing Jewelry and thet the more valuable, f Ne f ti Geme of the collection were stit mtasing. | & z fr Hike condition was re~| lon Goklherg swore that it wae due} She explainad that Becker, @e thieving | Y The Grand Jurors climbed UP\ to @ gas explosion | batier, had familiartzed him: swith the ™ GOWN THO PATTON BWA ON ——— TT | I Bouse the first three days after he was a Pity InsuMetent Radi kinge for | | @amployed and on the fourth had made a 'MPortAnt Tends ad oe malonate : "/ | } ; on gut of the windows to see the madeq "| Protect eiMection on every room in the house‘, - There ate only e tebe scapes. two fire fn qhout twenty minutes and hed run es on the building, one in the rear, a7 rounTaIne, woreLe, on eerwwens away. w ion was there when the Police De- Original « w=t¥enuine Detective Accuses Grauvogel. partinent took possess new tiafled that after a year long fight \. | 3 a room in the building take the less valuable Jewels back to “020M 1 asy coma: ie ar SS _ Who Wants a : Hand and Nail Brush? Lore LS rN RT Detective Van Twistern told Magis» which was put up « the Mineteius and make ardicker for re- onditions whish thelr turning them. police have learned 1, and condemned the a exposed such an im- oe, s Twistern @ald Grauvogel had made ar- portant — branc Cthetsae Imitationé | Fangemente for @ surreptitious commu- niment to | BER she des) came oilt, F in case fire should attack the | RICW MMR, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. UN POWDED | Grauvogel insisted he bought the JeW- | wooden partitions, which are on every © le | airy without knswing it was stolen and |noor, without Jumping. ‘The records | NOG EM any rust! ewapepcrs. He was held for trial in | Dake no comment on the investigation ‘ehe « package home | ©,000 vail. that Becker we: Chicago and Vao a OF 1h it . | | nication with Beoked to let him know id ascape tran the| Lhe Food DrinkforAllAges wok 4t to the Kinatetn ho goon aa could not be saved at ali, ha toch “ot the ronbery in the German Deputy Cotatniagtoner Reynolds would -_ Insist on on “HORLICK’S” | Grauvovgel rang the dell at the Fin- ene ne last n! at th hou - “8 » orotate dla Ar arn ade 4 REMARKABLE CHIFFON BLOUSE SEASON | return some Valuable pfoperty to the Chiffon Blouses have never been so widely fa- head of the house. Mrs, Einetein was called. From a suft case he carried Grauvogel produced a fewel case which | @he tnstantly recognized as one of the, ftolen articles, Excusing hereelf for a moment Mrs. Einstein tela a maid to ca up the Fast Pitty-firee street ste- | tion. vored for tailored suit wear—the following Sale shows HOW we've prepared for the demand. (Ke 23d Street, West Noar Pifth Avenue, N. [THE HOUSE OF INDIVIDUALITY." Offer FRIDAY and SATURDAY Dressy Chiffon Cy. WAISTS a D> sates Held Him for Poltce. She then returned and asked Grauvogel to tell his story. Other members of the familly and the servants stood around | to see that he didn't slip out of the house. The man Jald # number of the stolen es out on @ table in the | drawing room, AM were 14 led by | Mra. Einstein, Grauvogel sata that he had bought them from Becker on Tues. | day night for $18. He had known Bec. | ker for six months, having met him in & German cafe. He aid Becker hed called at his home, No. 117 First avenue, on Tuesday night with @ gunny sack full of | Jewelry. Granvoge! explained that he is @ Jewelry ealesman th the winter and & painter in the summer. That was | why Becker had come to him. Whtle he was tening nh tectives Gioster, Van Twist man and Melntosh, of the We have e st bought fourteen thousand satin wood, solid back, all bristles hand drawn, 6 row HAND AND NAIL Cents SCRUBS: they are best quality and imported from Japan; never sold less than 19 cents; as a headliner for our Soap Sale Apiece 4 we will sell these Brushes to-morrow and Saturday for...... Three styles:to choose from (as illustrated.) No more at this price after this lot is sold. Made to sell for 5.00, 6.75 and 8.75 aaooa—————= ; First street station arrived. b t him to police headquarters. There he H ; repeated his story. When asked if the 4 4 i fm cat'seve pin, which was Moeln, Lin Nes ENTED |) ¥ } Ap had ‘been offered him for ea MY fe Becker he seplied that it had. ‘He said ‘ oy saan Cy \ 5 MENicare that Becker had offered it for $2, but Ld = | \eatH. Haig that he hed refused to buy it, fearing JCOMPuEXION i thag ft had been stolen. ecker told | TOILET f him that he was earn! & week and | r freee) could afford to in@ulge his taste for si sewelry. oe. i Butler's Loot $8,000, ; ¥ ‘The total value of the stolen sowelry f was placed by Mrs. Einstein at $8, 4 @ H ‘The articles returned by Grauvoge) were | . . ' as follows: . — Our Annual Soap Reduction Sale Silver carving rf ‘ ccimeors and ¥ a = : a Weairars ons ese | ; Each year we have a soap reduction sale that lasts just two days. We've chosen this Friday Bs, tye seas cme acess ILLUSTRATING THREE OF MANY STUN- and Saturday for the days. On these two days we will mark down the price of practically UE aickclis, tees ‘e0i0. panciis, ove NING MODELS OFFERED IN SALE . ; fot : ? i 5 : Bo) naan waco DAL Ras Ae ACUI Ca TR eae all our toilet, bath and medicinal soaps at the following reductions: Chiffens ever Persians, Black and White Stripe gnette of gold ser wit : Effects, exquisitely beaded and. embroidercd—prace Inlaid und set wit 5-Cent anaye tobe 4c 10-Cent Soap to > Tc 15-Cent Soaps to 1 1c? 25-Cent Soaps to 1 7c “ERY sold for...... be sold for t $500, two gold char tically EVERY smart style rdtion of the moment sold for....... be sold for. . be sold for i I uu will tind over three thoee pairs of gold in all the seasan's colorings. (3 for nie erie 3 to a customer) Armour’: Yt brands to choose from, clagp and #lx studs Bon Ami : Sree sack ane: ———_——————————————————— We have included vy popular Carmel, aaa aaa Cuticura, POSITIVELY NOC. O. Dis, brands—many var to choose Corona, | ome Seon i Danderine Soap, ino, oe C. Gd Craddock’s Blue, Electro Silicon, Kuueee Mukaeet £41L ORDERS OR APPROVALS from, among which we will mention: De Miracle, Louis Elder Flower, Cornell's Benzoin, Copco, Sa oe Miott's Jersey Cream Williams’) Glenn's Sulphur, . Sely, He eto itch Hazel, | Pompeian Massage, Gorham’s Sil Open Monday and Saturday aa Ivory and ir ts'you will | Oxy Peroxide, at i} Evenings Until 10 Williams’ Turkish Bath. [tind marked dow Remember, this list gives but a faint tea of the number of brands to choose from. Call at any of our stores and look over the assortments. You'll surely find what you want. The Above 2 Sales Are for This Friday and Saturday Only and the Prices Are Given at ALL the Riker Stores. Don’t Miss It! Constantine's Tar. Persian Bouquet. LOR 46 | Ta, rn GRAD cael PTD irre Eh ie ORE. Furniture Without Deposits Vurchuwed in this er as never yp Our methods are always PESSY PAYMENTS AND LOW PRICES Prevail cy Cat logue, Mailed EASY ‘PAYMENT ‘PLAN orth § pown Weekly 3196 $10 $2.00) arms 150 15> 2.25] savour Withiv 501 tory to the buyer, uirons, “MAIL ORI ORDERS | Wi oUF cutive establishment tc MESSION CLOCK with >) $45 worth of merchan- - sold everywaere from YOUR OWN TERMS Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut, SODA |A SEASON | 50! GRAND RAPIDS | FUR We allow on al: 1) Cash Purchases 3 Rooms at §$ 4 Furnis CAL L AND ms Apnly to New York, Reums Rooms 4 Reoms Rooms 6 Complete at 25 | Furnished Fursisnes burnishet turn shed ele at $2 $69.98 $89.95 SH0U.9S.—-S14N.73 S200'Up $4.00 A WEEWK OPLND SLWING MACHINES AN ACCOUNT ON CREDIT T50- is 8th Ave., Cor. 46th St. "canines —-—