The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1911, Page 4

+] ee TOGET BACK HIS LOVE MESSAGES; Beautiful Woman Band Leader Fails to Appear After In- truder’s Arrest. JANITRESS A WITNESS, Hears Dispute in Hall; Finds Man Going Musician’s Trunk, Later} Through | Mine Adelaide Lander, the beautiful) band Jeader, who, since ber father's death, conducted the musical o} tion made famous by him, 4 6 Magistrate 1s leorge apartments. Mrs, Geyer vis statement to Magistrate Butts TELLS STORY OF DISPUTE WITH |" BAND LEADER. ondition come here uupatetrs out with letters, w! pocket, them began ended “yours Magistrate further examination. police to get Miss ft court. From New went word the » ween the basement ead ted for help, ‘rat floor, He ab pulled him Aown M4 not know ho Lord & Founded 1826 | JUDGE GIVES NEGRO NOTETO POLICE: SAYS “HANDS OFF.” Arrested, INSURGENT “TURNED DOWN.” Assemblyman Hollman Rejected by « nw amed H. P. Alp bery V Mess ADELAIDE LANDER. sible t! Carrying Old Gun, ; ‘ young Prisoner Released to - North Moore and ni He was ected to a telegraph of- when Harms placed him under ar- et Court Parker ex satis this afternoon, Judge,” | 4 I'm afraid f with be | ve wan willing, and the ‘otected by the Court started for the boat >_— Nasean Democenia. Assembiyinan H. 1. Hollman of Naw f the Insurgents who turned down for re- ‘The Democratic met at Mineola, Great Neck, wren Saye He Is No didate, 5. ~Aesembly- of tho Twenty- ew York City, would not bly Dist toma BALTIC ‘ARROW "Notch sana y to put on, easy to take be fet to tle the tie In. | | | Taylor Special Sale of Men’s Neckwear Handkerchiefs and Hosiery Accordion Knitted Silk } Four-in- Hands French hobbles, Roman stripes and | f $1.95 plain effects. Value $2.00 to $3.00 | Imported Colored Handkerchiefs | Value 75c and $1.00 | a French & Domestic Silk Half Hose Plain and fancy colors; mostly in size 10% + $7.65 Value $2.50 to $3.50 per pair Broadway & 20th St.; [ 5th Ave.; (ith St, PAL GIVES ul sgt TO SLAYER'S AIDS: Demarest Describes identity of |: Men Who Were With Devectives were sent to-day two men, who, according to Demarest, of No. up with Martin fobbed Jacob Jacoby's Jewelry Sixth avenue and Thirteenth # July 22 @lerk who tried to prevent the rob- Demarest supplied the names to the! police during « falned all of hia knowledge of the lower pt Wert Side the three men c the police had the information ¢ ing the other two men when ¢} terday made the formal charge of mi der against Martin Garvey, upon he waa remanded to the Tombs ur Monday afternoon when he will be gty 1 preliminary examination in Jefferson Market Court In tha mean time the police are holding, mystery. The Demarest ag a material witness and are|to write out saving the pall PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 65, The De 1911. GIRL FOUND Thay THAT HELD!!" [e' in the. STOLEN JEWELS. things A Straight Road From Factory to Home This direct route which the Weser travels makes a short cut right to your home. It passes the mid- dleman~—carrying his pro- fits to you--and great- ly reduces the cost. The New Weser $190 to $600 Over $5 years of lose to them nigh The wang to which Garvey anf hts ners Killer. turned rented Pianos always on $75, $90, $100, $125 Stool, Cover, Cartage amt Suaic ice! Terms as Low as $5.00 Down ed for $3 to $4 a month. allowed on purchase Marveola Player - Plano $390 to $1,000 ‘The most wonderfu) and compleve player-piano in the market. FREE dem- onstration every day. Special programme hvetween 12 and 1 o'clock. WESER BROS.’ FACTORY WARENOOMS, 131 West 23d Street (NEAR SIXTH AVENUE). Telephone, 6414—-Chelsea. Open Evenings by Appointment. to seek William 49 Grove street, Garvey the trio and murdered Adolph Ste lished our repu- tation for re- lia bilityand high-grade work- man- con ang from which he a ame. It is ata ts} act dul lentified ft at once, hown her with several o ferent pattern and she unhesttating!y: WALDO ELATED OVER WORK oF | HIS DETECTIVES. | | Commissioner Waldo ts elated over the succe: his sieuths in solving \apparently, t @ baffling cab murde w a) aie | pleked it out plement as fully ay p ries he has alrea. nd to Beatrice who turned a piente acy shape of the fo | he auccesstiil termination of inves | tigations of recent crimes by tha De nit. tective Bureau is most satisfactory to sa | The finest, purest and cleanest bottled beer in the world is brewed right here in New Y ork City. Evidenced by the fact that less than five months ago PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BEE BOTTLED ‘Expressly for the Home was first offered to the public,—the immense and ever in- creasing demand for it tells its own story. While it is the highest priced beer brewed in this city, its sales among those who are willing to and always buy the very best the market affords is positively enormous. Beer to retain its purity, its cleanliness, its life, its whole- someness, no matter where it is brewed, must be bottled at the brewery. The beer must come right direct from the vats, must be immediately bottled and sealed. This is the only way to produce a really high-class beer, a beer that is entitled to a high price. Peter Doelger First Prize Bottled Beer has an individual taste that positively defies competition. It is mild,-—it is pure, —it is clean. Every bottle is minutely examined before it is permitted to leave the brewery. A little higher in price than ordinary beer—a great deal higher in quality. Supplied by all first-class dealers, Served in leading Hotels and Cafes, BOTTLED EXCKUSIVELY AT BOTTLING DEPT, 407-433 EAST 58th STREET NEW YORK CITY At All the 200 James Butler Enc. Stores Nowhere else are prices so low, and purity and quality maintained at so high a standard. A few of this week's specials:— Berar | shipments “ 7 the gre: salisfaction. 160)).51 G bb. bay 12" te Hele vest CHOICE GOSERIES Pride of St. Louis—Superlative ; Round Flour for Bre ad, XxEX— Best Ali- Biscuit, Cake ond Pasiry. 2416 Ib. Bag 7 |b. Bag » tb. Bs (by 930 12° Smoked Sho Lean, tender little “pic boulders, 0c in cartons Selected Eggs, "):"" 25° East View Eggs, is." 33° East View Egus are the very best—sold only i in n sealed cartons. Force, Regular 18¢ paakags cut to. ia Loe Shredded Wheat, Regular 15 mers 10¢ Quaker Corn Flakes, Extra leg 10¢ P pac kage, 5c Pancake Flour, *"" “svi. 10¢ Buckwheat Flour, sete! vite 13¢ Molasses, Peerless Brand, large bottle. . - 12 Rice, Fancy quality; lb., 5e; 3 Ibs., 14 Rolled Oats, Fresh feom the mill, @ Ibe. 12° Asparagus, Tesian rend chdce Coors De Essie Sugar Corn, *:""'"’ 12¢ Essie Tomatoes, $82. i. 00% Le Sweet a aati tre boat. B lbs. LOC Red Onions, °°" 3 ibs. 1O¢ Cooking Apples, se Gibbs. 15° Boneless Bacon, .))0iannis 1Se Smoked Beef, ssn" 10¢ Liberty Jams, 0° """" 10¢ Blue Ribbon Jams, 1.05.0 Lemon and winger Snaps, ib.......... Princess Sodas, Go! den Criss, a c akes 10: Toilet Soap, OUD TO... < pelle Violet, Buttermilk, Witch Hazel; regular! Condensed Milk From pure, rich whole c milk, Shawnee Brand, 8 | Butler’s Brand—3 cans 25° 1007-~: Stamps FREE with this combination purchase, viz:— 1-lb. Very Best Tea for a Bot. c 1-Ib. Very BestCofiee for 35°} ‘ 85° ~~ First Quality ‘Teas our Varieties _ 100 Stamps": DianaTea,'70° 50 Stamps "|; Diana Tea, 35° 25Stamps “|: Diana Tea, 18° This Week’s Specials in Wines, Liquors, Brews At All the 117 Ji s Buller Inc. Licensed Stores | Old Crow Whiskey, Il. B. Kirk & Co.'s, bottle. 9¢ Imperial Rye Whiskey, regular large bottle... 50e Medicinal Malt Whiskey, Butler's, bottle .... 69e Imported Port, Castillo Cabinet, hottle 75c Imported Sherry, Giralda Solera, bottle . 75e Port and Sheers. Choice California, bottle. . e | French Claret, Les Fils de F. Schmidt, b ottle.. 50c Claret, California pure grape wine, botile 19¢ Trysome Gin, Old Tom or Holland, bottle .... 50¢ Doppel Kummel, genuine double g' grain, bot tle. 69¢ French Brandy; Godet Freres’ 3 Star, bottle. $4.25 The World’s Most Famous Imported Brews Guinness’s Stout, 20/2, $1.45; Si $1.00 oem I \ Rae Rotties, $1..503 Boren $¥ 40 more “Offers of Positions” than any ‘ TT Sunday World’s Want Directory makes other two mediums in the universe, ——