The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1911, Page 11

No Mail or ’Phone Orders Filled TURNS OUTATHIEF | © JUSTASPREDICTED “WELVEYEARS AGO None C. O. D. Wereservethe r to limit quantities in all cages. This is a typical Namm Sale, one that sets the | lower than it ever was this season. You can McClusky Told Detectives to Look Out for “Little Dyche” and They Did. Incandescent Gas Light isc, Roll Tov: Bread Boxes 36 tm, wide, 1m lacs For the second time in twelve years, * whowe right name is and who claims a faloon as his was arraigned at Police William Keegan, last appeared—just Raz Carp:t ; rsl Silk Foulard knickerbockers and was tho subject of — @ lecture to the old time Central Office | om Stlby twillvey 16 morning assombty Clusky, then in charge of the bureau said McClusky to the detec- Wed effects: per yard Men’s Costume Velvetee clothes was placed on “this {s a bad bo; likely to continu vy, brown, purple, and IT think he ts myrtle and black; y: e has the eye, the manner and the makeup . We do not ike bis kind in New York. Make him desire to live ic Muslin Good, Wen wel rela slack; per yard M * took the hint. has been arrested since then in Chi- cago, Boston, St. Louis, Newburs! Jas, anu many other eit again in New York until last evening. Detectives Creary him‘ with three other men pushing and elbowing in the crowd on th of the Grand Central Subway station and arrested him with men who catied themselves George King of Boston and Jotih Adams of Baltimore. Half an hour after thelr arrest R. T. | On Sale fi 8.80 au Oo 23 from | ‘Say °° e Bibo te 10 72 Rore 25 Ln lace, needlework, &c.; ‘Boys’ $4 All Wools, Chinchilla ¢ Coats Lined throughout; place, reported at Police that he had been robbed of $0 on the | Grand Central platform. He described the men he suspected and the descrip- tios was a sufficient police portrait of his companions. when he confronted the Journeyman crook and his companione, refused conscientiously tive identification. boss,” sadd “Little Dyche” to Deputy Commissioner “Tm a dip and a jugman all rivht, and I believe I am as good as anybody the bueiness. Bur I give my word to Chesty George McClusky twelve years that 1 would never work again in T just finished a cwo- etx bit” (two tix months’ terms in Jai.) “{m Boston and came down to ar @ome money In the Real Money Ciiy. was just my hard luck that put @ place where a mot was work! @én't cba @ thing in the world to a double breasted or N “Little Dyche" to make a posi+ — Chote of bic buck o: want 0, are ber osen, Cetcis te Sa $10 Caracul Coats & Silk MessalineDresses Handsomely marked CATACUL|P LO CCATS in ‘semi or tull COATS, with large shawl collar and cuffs, and ALL SIL DRESS! S; tastefully Flann | Kl in rt Dress S i Id ne egularly priced to 2 one New York City for women: oink ot $1.25 Carving 8.80 ps with stag handles; ® oo “But tet me tell you this: y from this case, York City. Spend your ere else, because 35 are apt to be interrupted every time a man in this departmen: 25c Dinner K ite Fine steel Linde, with cele aan luioid handles? ular —— Plain er pinochie; oe quality; special atte 6c! (72:25 Heavy Cut Glass. . Trays, apy as- Patterns, beaut!- according to the crooks’ * who looks pros- perous and hangs about banks marking | down people who draw large sums of money and then trails them untt! con- foderets pickpockets can rob them, tp Ulnck; pew | bodtse —_-— i WEw THINGS FOR BABY'S WzAB. “For His Majesty—the Baby” ts title of an attractive article in the Sunday World Winter Fashions Guide, , edited by May Manto: given with the Sunday day. All the latest wr wear from his dainty caps to his tiny feet are digvussed, 59c Ribbon at 1 5éc Limtleuan ‘Heavy Cork Linoleum; ms yards wide; excellent patterns; lengths to 15 yards; square (G ‘and patterns are | 7Child’s 1.50 Felt Hats ee cee Turnover brim or poke effect, trimmed with vel- h articles may be made at home by the RHINELANDER’S COW HUNTED BY SLEUTHS. Police Eager in Quest Till They) choice ef navy or brown. infants’ 5% Silk Caps Bite 20x72 tn, betory hemuming, subject to asia mill impertse: Isn't Their Rhinelander. “Rhinciander's cow's gon Nevtenant at the desk in police station last night. “Didn't know he had a cow,” “Where does he keep | Toilet Paper up a policeman. And tnvertion borders atoon Wan told fo lind sebsnetand gearched every © er “Commissioner! ploded the lleutenant. Shing about the Cor vu of guoks ‘and lace inser= ny ge.) 6 1%, 2 be get for calling the boss Rhinelander when he ain't ‘round.” gommenten_» = hinaroat How Is Your Weighe? | J |! that too much weirht | te Kt not to be desired the fact that many men and women ars thin to| the point of danger. thelr having no reserve force or nerve power to combat dendly diseases, Batra flash le needed. dy all to feci well and this calls up the to tnerease the Physicians and chemists by ex- the problem of in- <9c Extra Size Gowns: We S git) This danger tes in E > & and D widthes pr. and to look well a —soys’ 75c —— pra periments have solv creasing tie wal erain hypo-nuclan ways followed by Obtain in sealed paci & Berlod of several Pain. ‘Away: ! ‘its for ae pein. Lruggists. feet oF found ari fem i tue mie i e that ata glance. And there are thousands of others, jus* ¢ Clothe the entire family. Refurnish the home. Replenish the pantry. YOU CAN DO IT FAR CHEAPER HERE TO-MORROW THAN YOU EVER WILL $1 00 & 1.25 Sample Wool Underwear weights and sty'es; all sizes, at braided or embroidered; all sizes, at... cr Regular 1.50 All-Wool Shs All-wool cloth; 54 inches wide; in garnet, wine, eis are $1.50 per yard. Our sp.cial price for Friday, yd....... . ~$22--9x 12 Axminster TNS Absolutely Perfect Rugs—in a chic OF Superd J one of our leading valu ct Rugs, xt Fte—Hew y popular de- ‘ ss Bri nin full yard “1 -18c Lean Breakfast Bacon, lb., —— Mild, sugar-cured meat; evenly streaked with lean and fat; (ribbed not bo (ribbed not boned! 18¢; average 5 Ibs. per strip; special, per pound.. —--— 1.50 seem eea net Curiuins—F ul nae 780 Dining zed eth Utopian Pony Skin Coats, with the very popular large with guaranteed Satin lining; pea Ub bhcled $30; special, ““Gholse of Dl Women’ s $3 Russia Tan Shoes The most popular models of ener season; of excel in B,C, D and E widths; regu'arly $3 per pair; sp Se low price records for the entire season, We do not have Ae tell you that every item quoted in this advertiserent is priced One word of adv:ce: BUY ENOUGH. THIS SEASON. * are unadvertised, 75¢ Clima 65c Glass Jar 75¢ Eood Choppers Trent re ————<——— mw ns 12.6, 45 Ibs. H, & E.s Suzars\ wiser 1.59) hild’s High Shoe Underwear of finer grade; shirts and drawers in a choice of all \asleabet s 11 Ds 4, Cotton, Mattres white cotton, iano 5.97), ing: will ot t et lumpy ‘old 200 to 409 cards; 50c_ Postal sen S SEEEREERIEIEEEEEeEIEneeeeeeean (7 Evaporated Milk 7250 Fancy Umbrellas. omens Mine Umoretian, handles silver, pearl, Thos $5 Sake Pdlo or or Raincoats Choice of $8 Wool Full Length Coats qoosuuiaeianincenaniaiesiahenisaaie 120 Trffota xp , { fee er ie 8g All-stlk Wosh Ribbon: prete ty white, pink or . per pi. We illustrate two of a wide choice loose models; S35 and cuffs; 52 inches long; M3S34-1NE 1) NCOATS in full box” style with storm collar; all :5 22) siz ston sale feta 8.3) seeee e to 12.30 oly at live, myrtle, green and golden brown; { sheets of Unen paper, Rugs = site cet 1.66 —35¢ Wafer Slicec’ Sliced. Boiled siled Hams | rd Cc 35c Bile oth Heavily” —————— choice of very neat patter eal 7 $2_Wool Vool Aig = eye 10 Wavy Switches ave lac Ho Nottingham Lace Curtains lo.ao 10c Heavy Outing Flannel $2.59 Wavy Switches. r "eh of brown shedes, at. very 1 O9 75c—2 -Clasp Glove: German Kid Glove: NN le Covern—Of slik ners T mure tapestry: shaw! collar and cuits; $2 German Silver Bags Fire Slesn Mags, with eng ih engraved or 3 Oks and wirupes, Lengths up to 20 yards riot Water Botties. oes Ho igeam portion, regularly $1.60; ted f white or $2 tountain Syringes vai c) Hewes m syringes; red paahhah eT | —— Young Men's $8 & $1 Suits and Overcoats rown, gray or mixtures, . with Presto cone 62 Rubbers | $20 Brass Bed Qutfit ——— meme, ‘12h ctoleey sexe te he Corrpleto with 2 Muttres es and 2 Bolsters. ope or worth 4 Mattresses: ha! lees nary Savings of the MORNING SPECIALS and Shop Before 12:30. shoes, 1.48 tu * De} 25¢ Cur Glass Salt & 15c Box Stationery. ol ees hificestentbeee ise Moun. oChildren's ildr-n's: German, wav sanitary Ger- ith gusaset- BR SSIES wel oa Rit anita ar ay pectal 22c Sho as ej = gay cont alae po Mat af abi eotion. ap Settee =