The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1911, Page 6

as omit aan or mana q HLM St RUNAWAY CROOK ure, [| This Week at All the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores | “Let him alone!* commanded a tat} yf rub " lie Service Commts- Be policeman Pi on the question of reducing Cia 1 “What do you want to do, let him o vi if gor" asked the indignant pursuers att Peerat iy. oom en eae od S. Not on your Iife, but don't you see] in the asse hed 2 ——_ 9 ficor of the Metropolitan Buildti Ed- he hasn't been here'aince the new prison EADQUE f was bullt and he ts running straight Nin hd ke New a MY tne 8 coll,” hile, the commuters were repre a ‘ood | nd #0 he waa The mortified prisoner tented by Joseph 8. W \ ‘had @ record, but Durns knew what the trip meant. He broke from Donahue and ran, Half a dozen policemen start- ed in pursuit, was brought back to face ba record of two convictions for burglai Tian Make Makes Miss Mary Burns Doe" Happen to Casey, a School Teacher, His | Know Way Out of New Bride in Quiet Ceremony. | Police Building. G'Corne: 1 8'Street Women Were Never Before Offered Such landsome TAILORED SUITS ; 10" (One model like picture.) Their equal has never been seen throughout the length and breadth of New York for less ie $17;50. ee are not acquainted with ICE & CO. value-giving there is a great surprise in store for you —over twenty of the smartest suit models brought out this season can of the famous Essie Mdenged (DIK Condensed 3 MAIk, rich and pure In wedding Mins Mary C: teacher whoar home ts on Vesterday—the marriage Performed quietly at the Hotel Plaza~ Joel W. Thorne, clubman and a welk| known figure in society, defied the wrath of his family for the second time He is a son of the wealthy and ari» | tocratic Samuel Thorne, of No. § Bast Fifty-fifth street and Lenox, M | Jimmy Bom, atlas Rosia, whose pte! | ture Ja No, 208 in the Rogues’ Galery, on | M28 arrested to-day by Policeman Dons ahue, who found Burns near No 33 Rare | clay street, where a furalading goods showease bad teen robbed. The polce:nan found a Simmy and some of the goods from the showcase when he foand Barna It ts customary to being such eatenes to Polleo Head- quarters to see Lf they have records. Donahue brought Burns to the base ment of the dallding, where the pris- that Joe! Thorne persuaded his father! oner heard ne was going upstates to bo te continue his allowance so that he can| oneerved with reference to past pers | San support his bride in the Iaxury t9/ formance re he bas been accustomed, Neither! Tho police didn't know then that ho | Mr. nor Mrs. Samuel Tuorns altended | =n | “sss FAMOUS JEWELRY satan aneeescse | SHOP TO SELL OUT ographer. A divorce severed this DEAAOIAl unlon twelve yeare age. are. LoTR CT TS + Thorne No 1 remarried shortly after. | St0ek of faieynt 20ib Sireat Store Mr, Thorne and his latest bride Bo Sold Regardless of Ccs!. afe at the Hotel Willard in Washing- fem toot to arson an ero | MOVIN ian, THE REASON Both the bridegroom's pare: tea! thelr son marrying agaia below thei: | oan: ephere, and it was with dificulty} Superlative XXXX Qualit —The Best All Round Family Flour for Bread, Biscuit, Cake or Pastry. ‘ ia By," '5.95 sae... ee be wis... 12! Pillsbury’s Best nd Gold Medal Flour, bu 79 of ly young sch The ‘belde ts is twenty-three, the bridegroom foriy-ane heneymoon in southern California, Fourteen persons attende@ the wed- @ing ceremony yesterday. Supreme Court Justice Goff performed the cere- | Ay fi J are priced lower than ever before— TR a dey vine B07 eet 8113. ee Selected Eggs, *". 25¢|Potatoes, s="....6 = 12° for the wedding the names of the couple were kept-a secret by order of Me, ‘Thorne, and even ater the core- er. nag out the hotel knew the the couple. st was under- toed hat news of the wodding should withbeld espe. iy rrom the newa- tures, serges and homespuns— with the very latést trimmings—in very smartest colorings—the coats lined with Skinner or guaran- ‘teed yarn dyed satin. All sizes for Cheese, iia: Tas seem 15°|Sweet Potatoes, =...: 3 =~ 10° Pure Lard, * «iv. »... 12¢/Red Onions, c=. 3 ™- 10° : Famous “Essie Brand” of Canned Vegetables [ aaceies rah ey era eects ttt ee: || GtCommee LB Strece iS First of the New Season's Pack—Perfection in Quality, V\ by te and Flavor yy AZ ion epenetel cht | eee ———— — =—=y Essie Tomatoes, ji picked frat, packed saad nz 12¢ x mambar of the Metropolitan, Soot. ‘a0 tal dewelry with 3 : Belo *| tra large cans, 51 inches tall, price 15c; this aes on. A jon. women and misses (14 to 44). we the ceremony a buffet collation ‘Srey Le ta beat stock Is to be sold— me ( Fee served “and the couple departed | soihine TU ts roe twenty-five ce ney |{| Expert Alterations FREE SBakisgn Thome, the santr, Jn 8 eather tae || Dp. PRICE & CO. : pywntows and Railway Clubs and of ii ty of Colonial Wars and the| Oar ia eer | rage 9 choicest ce oe re io (Essie Sugar Corn, sm. 75° é Registered Established Trade Mark Half a Century deliciously sweet and tender; 5c can......-- eee Bed fontaine] Se ||| sie Brand | Essie Succotash, 22°. 3:/] Thien the ster atone were sao re and Lima beans; nothing finer; 15c can--------«- tly ve- HIE Neckwear Department Essie Lima Beans, 227 £¢| At $5.00 to 25.00—Special Values in Irish Crochet large, and full of flavor; 18c Cam.....-----eeece Yokes, Collar and Cuff Sets, Sailor Collars. der, At $1.00 to 5.95—Cluny trimmed and Hand-em- Essie Stringless Beans, rin" mes 5 broidered Sheer Linen Side Frills. Ld fresh picked garden flavor; 18c CaN... .ccccee we - Special, 50c to $2.50 each—Hand-embroidered extra sifted and Lace trimmed Bows and Jabots. At $3.50 to 10.00 each—Net and Hand-embroid- ered Fichus and Collars. ular 20c can, this week...--sesceeccee or eebpeoee Sale of Boys’ Clothing "$7, $3 aud $9 Boys’ Suits $5.75 A remarkable offering of fine all-wool doub‘e-breasted and Norfolk suits at a great deal less than it is ever possibie to get them so carly in the season. A splendid assortment of new brown, tan, gray and blue mixtures, all splendidly tailored, nobby and serviceable. Sizes 7 to 18, $5.00 and $6.00 Overcoats . $3.50 ’ . . Women’s Silk Hosiery At $4.00 a pair—New, pure thread Silk with three rows of Hand-embroidered Clocks. At $2.25 a pair—Pure thread Silk, extra wide tops, 44 inch double welt extra reinforced toes and heels. Shades to match any evening gown without extra charge. Extra Value, $1.00 a pair—Pure Silk in Black and colors. Pancake Flour, ‘shaw Pekan ae 10¢ Blue Ribbon Syrup, “= 10° Buckwheat Flour, ‘= ci meet Be Prepared Flour, *2%;........ 13* ae M nn’s Irish atmeat, an, Se|S 10 2 Stamps FREE|The New Asparagus New Corsets Valleda Corsets, direct from Paris. $10.50, 14.50, 16.50, 20.00 to 28.50. if New Follcite Corsets mage expressly for us, $5.00, with each of the following purchases: 10¢ Regina Brand, Cheice Calfioenis, can........ eed ige ‘ Here’s a big bargain for little fellows from 3 to 10. Brassieres—Domestic, $1.00, 1.50, 2.25, 3.50. Blue Ribbon Farina, choicest quality, large package. Baya Bs Bas ipa pai with all-woo! linings. Ex- French hand-embroidered Linen, $9.75 to 27.50. Peeriess Corn Starch, choicest perp. orev ileal 10c |Bontta Brand, Colfomis chaicest, large am... oo BEC Triumph Oats, fresh from mill, largest package....... LOG Oyster Bay, Finest grown, large can....... 2OC Worcestershire Sauce, Peerless Brand, bottle.... LOe Oven-Fresh Social Teas.........) 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