The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1911, Page 10

lw _THE erases WORLD, TUEBDAY, AUGUST 1, 1911. AUPMANPAYS | WALL STREET 7 hese seemed to be the chief purpowe of to-day's early stock market. On tn- Menificant trading, trifling advances] }, were recorded at the outset In many of §, | tho leading issues, but these gains were) abou subsequently lost when a general ang ging movement developed At che end of the firs: and Southern Moran, Netbed: Ts Two Weeks | Pacite, Re and Atehison hippo aon shout 8 point >| SKATER FALLS UNDER AUTO Ago, Had Revolver Ready |!ow yertwniay's closing E Double Liberty Stamps for Tobacco Tags, Soap Wrappers, Ete. Double Lions Stamps to 1 o’ Clock Sin | aller e patterns, sizes 24 t (Main Fleer.) ne am BT, Oc] | REPS PS ETT S Buy Furniture Here OnEasyPaymentPlan Our charge yi ay foe Sth Features Brass Bedsteads at 25% to 43” Price Reductions Very little was heard this morning a 3 fl i¢ your ‘ " floy Skids Inte Ie Path » bat joor, will make terms to suit y When Stern Came Again, | “urut the Morovco situation a Md UAB! Ah OR Bal If you ne Bedsterds now or expect to purchase later, come to this sale of factory samples | convenience. NO EXTRA CHARGE. Crop advices were mostly favorable. Pacapes sSertons Injary. | ow! For never in our history have conditions been so that we could quote | i The SAME low prices to all. Moderate netiing pressure was exerted against prices during the afternoon, TWO EXCHANGE SHOTS, | After a slow decline the tet Antahed pie ene he hag “bridal te Chesa- | sireet off the aldewalk tn front of his | tae ms jue Wiles ana toni home into the path of an automobile, “Then Policeman Takes Up | Pecie, Reading, Steel and Canadian | “ich ran over him, this afternoo: Pacific’ were about one point down at |The omner of the auro, Jame lone. , of No. yinator ae nase and Burglar Is Caught [0.0% 1.1 season was assigned tor] {he bov In his car Harton’ 1 the quict nolling of nincke that was in| Ditale where it was found that a rib had fame; t been fractured and ear badly cut her Victims Sought. | progress throughout the session. The hoy was sent home after being | treated. sof furni- in this August This fact is common to all lines—every pi From (a: te diy ace permits we can advertise example values only. Come! ia a S25 Brass Beds 31-20 Brass Beds Ming coller-skates carried thir. ar-old George Curner of No. 6%) t One Hundred and Thinty-third | The Prices. Toas's hy : = George Stern, a alim, dapper youth | ,,,70/ nd of pet thanees rae ad fsuraoct men. # eS Rreckles known as Harry Bernhart, was arrest- @4 crouching in come shrubbery on the border of Greenwood Cemetery near § 12 | Frechie-Face! Freokia-Pace! Freckie- Face! FRECKLE-FACE! How a Oo You Like It? fe] ii} Sixth ave: end Twenty-third street, Brooklyn, early to-day after engaging duel with Patrick Moran, | 4 Proprietor of a saloon at Sixth avenue | ¢ and Twenty-third street, and being | + \@riven to cover by shots from Police | *\ Man Holland's revolver. @tern is accused of several daring hold-upa, saloon-keepers in the Green- wood Cemetery locality being the vic- tims. His visit to Moran's, which ended in hiv light amid a fusilade of shots, the second Within two weeks, and SMe has been identified by Patrick Mo- Quick as the man who came into his back if It fails. i 8 Oe wee ae Eee ie ak ag Hf | “Use Kintho Soap too. Tt will not - With $0, after holding McQuirk up at ; Be i i4% — 'Nlonly help give the freckles a push, the paint of @ revolver. paciehe mS OS Te ‘fy but it is delightful for toflet use," WAS HIS SECOND CALL AND VIC- ad id TIM HAD REVOLVER. vs The beginning of the end of Btern's “career” as @ desperado, for he does Rot deny he robbed Moran and McQuirk, came soon after midnight to-day. Mo- | eplng off the sidewalk in | ¢ preparatory to closing Bp. He heard the swinging doors creak | and kbowing there Way no dne inside he ~atépped over and peered through the * door. Bebjnd the har, rifting the cash reg- ister, he saw Stern, and says he recog mised him as the man who visited his place two weeks ago and got away with 00, after standing Moran up with @ revolver. Since that incident Moran has earried a revolver, and so to-d didn’t speak, but drew the leaning through the swt /@red two shots at the intruder. gtern turned and @arted toward the back .goam, with Moran in pursuit. As Moran entered the room Stern fired at him | point blank and then fled through a! side door. Moran darted through the door and met Policeman Holland, who had heard the shooting. They saw Stern ¢ ppearing into the shadows of the cei tery. Holland's revolver snapped from his pocket and two bullets snipped the! limbs above the fugitive’s head, The| ‘fleeing man disappeared, but Holland, | suspecting that he had thrown himselt | down in the shrubbery, ran across the | Street and soon hauled him out | | MDENTIFIED BY MORAN AND AN- bea LL Note the heavy brass tubing. ke pictiire, Zinch continuons poste, large, full * | he juntings on head end foot, Keven I-inch filler rods, with east bras rod ends, All regular sites, Choice Hinloies, in fest Jaequer qotainatile Brass Beds Radically Reduced $32.75 Plosulas $10 s $598 Hegular $30, $41.75 | ie $14.75 $15.95 i ‘$18.75 $9.50 | festa ®": $2700 savee A truly magnificent n Beil} me. sand finishes Enamelled and Brass Bedsteads 1-4 to 1-3 Off ed and Brass If you have freckles you need Kin- tho! That's as sure as freckles. Hot jeummer winds and @unshine bring them out {n all their hideouness, and +|Kintho {8 ready for you wherever | toflet articles are sold, A two-ounce bs % “y skage of Kintho 1s enough for most me —y*) but the most obstinate | moved, under a guarantee of money Tee It mn actly like Vis, massive $- filler rodai all wie Springs and Matiresses ‘at nheard-of Pri woven wire Jets mtr ie . With spring nameled Bedsteads; i Bedstewds; and quickly re Regular $! aw 8 ig Furniture House! yaw thaw 8th Ave. u gumann 35th to Q CGmpy 36th St. Complete__for 3; 4 or 5 Rooms__ At Lowest Outfits Attreetively Furnished Prices! Clearance Sale of Fine ep Enamel cle at a a Third Less Than Former Low Prices! Any Pair Men’s or Women’s Low oat Shoes in the House, i 500 Pcs. Fireproof= Cooking Ware Values to 39c, at .,.. Best and most sanitary cooking ware in All Our $3, $3.50, : $4, $5 and $6 Grades at, pair - This Sale Includes Every Pair of slightly imperfect Walkovers, Oxfords, Ties and Pumps in Our and white ins Entire Stock. Not a Pair Reserved. heard of it being ek BLAH low price Each The Women’s Low Shoes Include such styles as Oxford Ties, Matinee Ties, A Included are shir- ‘ Christie Ties, Pemps with or without straps, Eclipse Ties, > , A j aren dlahers we 1, 2 of 3 eyelet low cat Sailor Ties. bakers’ ramekins f Leathers include Ae a, pudding bowls, pie plates, Welsh rab- bit dishes, bowls of several sizes, and Seamless $2 5 WiitonVeivet Rugs Only 100 will be sold at this price. These rugs are strictly all wool, perfect in every re- spect and are regular $25 geallty: They will $ .69 stand years of hard wear and always look well... Other Ruds Reduced os Oo Oxit Save cl pie and thes gymianten $12 Japanese and Chinese raters. 2.00 Linoleums& Oilcloths—Big Values! Genul 4 Linoleums, in tile effects, regu. ition; square yard leums, variety of choice de- | 1 square yy ard ron ore than 2 patterns of the 1 ro yard : SOC arioty Of pate : at orns: equare sti 27H her. at 200; square Fourth Floor. or 3 eyelet low cut Goodyear 5%, to 50%; namass hand-sewed or hand-tu sdartnes be Cut Glass . The leathers ude Patent Colt- +290 | 87 Cut Glas ‘ , ste | #8 Cu many other pieces. Oe Cut Glas Tie Cut Glu #2 Cut Ginas. 3 Cut sa Cut #5 Cut #0 Cut Glass OTHER VICTIM, Every plece gua ° | uh Suna ab ake ke | Filty o or more sample beds, anteed genuine $2 Fireless Cookers-— avenue station, where Moran identified | comprising the prettiest styles of the OUE HAE te HARMONY PIREL ESS him, Stera said he had been in Brook. |p season; all are of superi@r finish and fine construction; many are Be OOK EN save p OOKEMS will lyn only about four weeks, having come te of 5 atiantie Cit | brass trimmed. $6.00 Enamel Bed (as illustrated)........ $3.98 tvorr | te haye been several holdups of | saioonkeep in the nelgbborh vod in Very attractive design with grecelul scroll head and foot. Styong pillars and top pte past few weeks and the police ots |B rods, Bras spincle trimmed in efective style, Test chive enamel | Miiass. Curtain Co.’s- seeking the v culms 10 identity Be bere +0 Be a i ; “a $20.00 Enamel Bed...... $11.98 'E ti St k C t e i paths wine July 19 Storm came into his plac i Enamel , ‘ : ne I the conn hat on ase fo? «Sore M1200 Enamel Bed. ..2,2,) 749] 2200 Enamel Bed. ...., 14.0 nilre Stock Uur eins i Be [tae te feoked dnp .ihe. barrel at 15,00 Enamel Bed... ..... 9.98] 25.00 Enamel Bed...... 16,98 Scrim Curtains, Renaissance Curtains, Novelty rn den Danial Pe Curtains, Irish Point Curtains, ete. and Stern demanded the o: 18.00 Enamel Bed .. 10.98 | Others up to........... 32.50 - 4 the cash register, He got away with Regular Prices were $1.75 to $9.50 Pair, and ed Tk tMS 10 ~ LIBERAL CREDIT su ouR iitans $50 { $3 to $4 Deposit |$1 00/8752 to $10 Deposit WORTH (19¢ to $1.00 a Week| Worriy ($1.00 to $1.50 a Week Beuble Stamps with LIN Stamps Single Stamps Morning Purchases After 12 0’ Clock Sale Prices! 8c. $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 to $4.98 dow Bhades, “Patrick MoQuirk, a salconkeeper at No. 403 Pourth avenue, was brought to the station and identified Stern as the man who had robbed him about ton days ago, BOY SETS FIRE TO BED AS TWO CHILDREN SLEEP. Neighbors Rescue Them From Bird's. | Hand made of eye maple! Reavy, WroURnt @ fintsh with Venetian fine Portieresin | Oddlote Be ayy 2.8 M top, has Taree) 9,fyi8 PS flour bin, aud | mi: Worai'ge”! Tub Skirts| | fag ff the kiteben, é cndard width terest of every woman, for tub} om ci a 129 shirts are now and will for| Choice i | Poy! ve * o SE months to come be in: sper oF hi l | ee tenn, 1 us 339 | ! ¢ yoaue, and these Skirts are the | WIM aes Basement,| heiuhit ceiling, doectal pest styles and at a price posi- p bed ann teeth fae ella omit For Five \ tively without equal mre, past ‘this lot 5-Piece Furniture $ 73 ce Suite are: C e feUphol istered rit 943 Regular #1.00 Skirts... lasts ‘i Choose trom a 5 et J eed ener, Covers fringed al Kast Side Home While === —= ——— £4 Mother Is Out. i ‘ Mrs. Sarah Cohen ts waiting for Midsunimer Sale of Sammy Cohen, six years old, to come home to No, U2 Ludlow street that she ‘“ ; may find out how the bed upon whic! itm Canon want sure sagen ee {{ Brill Summer Suits for Men four months, caught fire early to-day. The Cohens live on the fourth floor ady Je, ot a otx-story tenement. About 6 Ready to Wear o'clock’ Jacob Cohen left for work. samny wantea to ny out and vier csi\il At $10, $13.50, $18 and $22 Vetoed the puepoaition, Then she went out for a short me, leaving Lens and Worth from $15 to $30 480 Regular $1.49 Ski 450 Regular $1.98 Skirts.. Imported renps # 1 Polka dota in ni | natural w the reguire wo. Butter js.tisiveeo 5c cAugust Sale Linens— Ma‘ Fourth Flogr, ph ace ‘est ub oa ‘tree Pago Ep pie are our own stock, made for us as | Boneless Smoked Shoulders. tchless Low Prices. Sale in Basement Salesroom Got cubes the house, Th Going sc it ie drill Clothes must be made, by tailo on wh {moat on t , é 4h turned the oll ar) i » DY Hor men who > iin. know how to make good clothes. Livery one of Gold Motel or Bree on Bale iy nt a 1 Dke stem bes 50, $1.75 & $2 Table ed ce 98 { Ft Ry og Kreger rey ekd them, at original price, is representative of those i Hoobor'e Muberls od ; oe Pe dC leita. muito Vhlowc iad outer iver blewched, but of excellent \ | wee’ iapar tine Gewen Horne. the door big values for which the Brill Stores and for i INMAT CREAM SUG ME tian on avd Pot. Wines and Liquors ; | Women, she puthed in the door and res which Brill Clothes have long been noted. At a Oe | wee 69c Fe Hota,” “Witte 11 Hemmed Danesh Nepbins $1, 29% te nt Lins theetea same and pus ont iho Nae these greatly reduced prices they offer to every MULE “OAT 9ge 1 wil wae funder m =*ot nireerizod | with {10 da: man and young man the opportunity to buy Ape BE As in | JULNA WINS -KING’S CUP a good suit and save several dollars on it, ROSTERS i ' IN THE COWES REGATTA, ||||| Suits Worth $15 and $18 Are Now $10.00 siidep bie ree | & } } 5 ; \ e ty; . ‘ ic no na o ‘Beats the Englisn Boat Waterwitch Suits That Were $15, $18 & $20 Are Now $13.50 PORNBEAHCIS = Bom, 41/6 Trait 13 yrds Musling vo Bleached fi 15cPillow a | and the Kalser's Meteor on Suits That Were $22 and $25 Are Now $18,00 || , | e ful! yard excalleat, fl 4 Siig yes a Nee Suits That Are Worth $30 Are Now $22.00 we Cagle ie it: eat alb, overy 2 yards. White Bed spreads | [za King’s Cup, the blue ribbon of the e ‘ i annual fegatta over Queen's course of : cea nantes oer Quarne seize 3 whl cothers he je q af : od Maurice i ph ev poe aut ony, - ' i Matra! med i erwiteh, owned by BROADWAY at 49th St. 279 BROADWAY, Chambers 8 ‘ RJ ry sit? tender Canada mation ie yar 4, 2" Chall Watauen Grad ae hit ST CORTLANDT SP, ness Grecawich, 12-h BTRELT, at 3d Ave, fix SN AMGEN WIE etailmariet, Practicy ‘ fecal (EY J2 Jam's Meteor, whieh was followed in by UNION SQUAKE, 14th Street, West of Broadway, WHoLe AEE YE White Heather, There were ¢welve Seagpeapalind ma set pei pamela esi ot te) 2 ee eec orem ener eee (Lieiitit,)premeoneweenwerntae ool eeeerenaelceanlaanades g — (()) i HE 14TH STREET STOKE, HENRY Y SURGE, Pree't—-WE GIVE LIDERTY STAMES. ASK FOR HEM