The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1912, Page 8

(MD are Fo ere MUST BE KET 10 | LAW, Hit SAYS Alderman Dowling Introduces ance te Secure Descrip- ' “tion of Public Vehicles. te years olf, rhot and killed Mattle © thirty-nine years, at her home in t y and, then Killed himeelt, he police say, was the motive, n Was @ Pullman car porter and nan wasn dressmaker, The po- © attracted to the house ®y the shouts of the woman, — APPROVE BROOKLYN LINK TO SEVENTH AV. SUBWAY. city tions Route From Greenwich and Park Place. The Pubite Servi sommission to-day approved the route for the Brooklyn connection of the proposed Seventh ave- nue subway, leaving Wut two routes in the projected dual transit system aub- Ject to adoption, MAN ordinance designed to ald the po- fm Aiacovering taxicab rovbera and fron Malefactors who use automobiles te the, pursuit. of crime, was added to | Pyeposed taxicad legislation in the} Weard of Aldermen to-day by Minority | Lander Dowling. The measure compels of public garages to record tn orca Dook to be open only to the of the Police Department and “the Bureau of Licenses the data ot pd vehicle used for hire in the etail. Mr. Dowling asked tm- Mediate consideration for his ordinance. Too much legislation regarding taxt- eannot be enacted,” said Mr, Dow- “The recent auto outrages tn ‘ence and those in Now York indicate insufficient records are kept of @utes, This oriinance will enable the at once. It may be broadened the Committee's ctarge snough to) Mmelude all public stands. At present ordinance is aimed only at public) ‘The ordinance defince a public garage “place in which space is rented eh are stored, motor ve- | y kind whatever to be let | 3 yet a ae epatayityise! Po ht i E & z 20 or ten days in the Tombs | for the first offense and $% or twenty- | or both for the second of- Hewtle Tragedy With Police Near. PHILADELPHIA, May %—While the ‘were battering at the door to pre- | ‘the tragedy, Erastus Cannon, forty E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President. Thursday ter thoroughfare to Mall street, to Spruce or Beekman streets, to William | if t, to Hanover Square and O14 Slip Bri present Interborough sta- wh Hall on ia to bo made between the nue line and the Interbor- existing subway at Times The two routes yet to be are the Staten Island tun with the Fourth avenue su- the connection between the xington line and the 16 leg of the present ul link 18 to be mado at ‘Thirty-second and Fourth way, The latte: of $25,000. » May 2%.—An- nouncement sunade here to-day of « gift of $%,000 to Fisk University, a nesro institution, by J, Pterpont Morgan. Honest Advice to Consumptives Somehow there existe a vast @mount of seepticiam as f Coumumption, . The “Gentlemen fiteted with hemorrhages of our family physician advised another olt- mate, as to remain would probably be fatal; however, I remained, and when Aik about thi recovered sufficiently to house I was left with a no medion . Th wae at th: & & s cs and’ 1 wa “ &m at present in excellent health that a8 long a8 I oan obtain Be Bi & inane Altorative ts effective in Bre ohitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Throat La and In upbutiding th Does not contain poison lon oF it-forming drugs. For sale by Riker- genan Drug Stotes and other lending Grugeiets, Ask (or booklet telling of re coveries and write to Eckman Labor Philadelphia, Pa.. for additional evid Public Service Commission Sanc- | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1912. Shirts Made With Laundryproof Fabric They are Emperor Shirts; and they sell at $1 and up. They are guaranteed color-fast. A proc: ese we use makes them wear twice as long as | common shirts. If an Emperor fades—no matter how many times laundered, and no matter why—take it back to the dealer. He'll give you back your money. There’s a definite guarantee-slip with _ each shirt. ‘The Phillips-Jones Process— A Costly Secret you make us “make good.” We have made shirts for $2 years. We've a great reputae tion at stake on these shirts, We make more than 9,000,000 shirtsa year. No maker knows how to make better, We own a peculiar process, which gives these qualities to the fabric, To explain how it does it would divulge a costly secret. So we merely point to its result and say, ‘We guar- antee it.” All we ask is that 1,008 Patterns—Exclusive Style All our designs are exclu- Shirts than in any other brand sive. And dealers can carry Inbuyinglookforthe Emperor | wider selections in Emperor and Laundryproof trademarks, SHI Non-chrinkable neck bands—strong, dose woven goods—cuffs that can't vavel—ocean pearl buttons—all the best features in shirts. “Always Early With the Latest’’ For Emperors at $1, ask for Emperor Gold Labels For Emperots at $1.50 and up, ask for Red Labels Emperor Shirts are made with plain or plaited bosoms—box, medium or knife plaits. Cuffs separate or attached. All shirts gut coat style. AT YOUR DEALER’S “Emperor Shirts seem actually to get brighter in color alter laundering,” says a New York ‘aundry man. “Tt all of the shirts we handle were non-lading like these we would certainly have velicl from all the blame for fading, which the shirt maker should bear." PHILLIPS-JONES COMPANY—Manufacturers NEW YORK CHICAGO Furniture Without Deposits Purchased thie the re mebaoe ip tie ms, tets bere arene cortez te ‘he bee Will be Memorial Day Hence These Men’sSuitSpecials For Fi iz years Hackett, Carhart Clothing has graced the backs of New York men, This year wo offer more Style, more Merit and more Value. . Right, at the beginning of Summer and in time for the holiday, Yankee Blue Serges Hackett, Carhart Greys The two popular Suits of the season, in the lateat i English and Americ coats and variat »k sizes for men and young mon, $43°5° Lapronsively tailored an models, ‘Two hree button "ideal" rate ment for Summer offered at extreme reductions in time for the holiday. Regular 15 values. 15288 pronounced color effects. 4 three buttons, $25—Special $4'7°5° in blues, browns, tana, and *. woven materinis, soft and pliable. Coats tull or halt lined with or American inodels, Lf you peed «high just at the begining of the Summer ) & $28—Special is your one “grand opport ot ive, ditinctive and original’ Pilt pocial to New Yorks best drossed men browns, tans, greys, blues and fanci $ | Toad nodal both o&- nenviable reputations in many different models Suits urly W850 wd 00. SOD 5G Suits $15.00 to $45.00 125th nea Se Harlem and 43d Street Stores Open Evenings ee ee CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS ‘Terme Apply to New York, New Jersey. Long Island, Connecticut, FREE 3 virnunea 4 yurnunea N Co "49.98 69.98 4 pitts 4 rirntanea MISSION CLOCK! °89.98 °109.98 | fo goods or over. "149.75 *200"" Write for 1912 Catalog, Mailed Free AM Goods Markcd In Platn Figures ben"? $3.98 Bed .. eo Eaten | sta". 9.98 seeeeeresre Sth Ave., Cor. 46th St. aure'h ke | "R58 W.L. DOUG . SHOES 3.00 °3.50 % °4.00 "30 Shoes: ‘Boe: Inthe Workd W.L. las makes and sells more ge paipelnee 4.00 shoesthan LAS ecturer in the | world, | BECAUSE he protects the wearer | prices and inferlor | | agalnat high ‘ shoes, by pa ce his name and gi price on the bottom and guaran. “ teeing their value, BECAUSE for style, fit and wear they are superior to ordinary makes of shocs. Don't takea sub- stitute sh mW, - Bhoes sant evesywiie sh id, at W. L. Douglas Stores In New York: way, OvF re See asoou YOU ARE SAFE WHEN YOU BUY AT RIKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES Bathing Caps | and Shoes Exclusive, Beautiful Patterns at Very Special Prices When lovely woman plunges into the surf she must protect her hair. A rubber cap fitting snugly over her tresses prevents injury from salt water: The bathing cap of to-day is as fetching and dis- tinctive a bit of headgear as any in milady’s wardrobe. Our designs are to be had exclusively in Riker and Hegeman stores; they are originated for us by famous Tanguay (on the left).—A smart pompadour crown of satin (eight different colors), Taffeta streamers of some con- trasting shade pass through wide loops on the band, and tie in a chic bow $2.23 to one side Bunty (second from left).—Made like a Scotch bonnet in the true Scotch plaids, four of them: Douglas, McGregor, Cemp- bells and McCullochs. All the jassies will surely want them.. $1.29 you please, and so suit seems to Nell Brinkley—(F Rosemaid — (Third) — In the popular pompadour style of cordelay silk, in many colors, with ruffs in harmoniz- ing shades of taffeta......... $1.49 Quaker Girl—(Fourth)—Demure as satin to choose from, have considered..... Hewes seceee $ 1 .98 ive in its painstaking, heedless arrange- ment. Of satin in many plain shades, with contrasting rosettes Paris milliners. There are charming variations of style and shape and coloring to suit every type of face. All these caps are of rubberized taffeta or satin—materials to match your suits. The leading colors and the popular Persian and Pompadour effects are here. And as for styles! Well, surely there will be oniy pretty bathing girls this season, so becoming are these caps. Gaby—(Sixth)—With the straight-in- front trimming you'll note, just as in the modish hats. Made of bright $1 79 satins and gay plaids Bathing Caps of PureGum. Cheer- ful colors, plain in design, neat and very serviceable. The long established favorite of many. The gay colors add vastly to the becomingness. Only 29c Charmingly shirred, or with deep pleated $1.79 ruffles, from 49¢ to 79¢. many colors in the your individual n ifth)—Vagtly attract- Bathing Shoes and Sandals, 39c to $2.55 Fastidious Footgear is an essential part of the bathing toilet. The bathing shoe vies in popularity with the bathing sandal. Every shoe in our stock com- bines comfort and charm, and adds the last chic touch to the bath costume. are made of U. 79c values. An exceptional value, High Shoes (like pair on the extremeleft) . S. Government duck— black, blue, red, brown and white. Our price.. rw The very high shoes (second from left), are of sateen in all the new shades. Sandals (such as the fourth figure shows) are of satin—red, black, blue, black and white, and blue and white. Very low in price at 98c Other bathing sandals and shoes, dainty and in materials and colors to match your bathing suit, 39¢ to $2.55. 59c for 79c Bathing Suit Bag Small, convenient, easy to carry. Tuck your wet bathing suit in it —slippers, stockings, garters, cap and all: soap, brush and comb, towel, etc.—and you can carry it comfortably home. Our bags are well cut, so that they will not detract from the appearance of your trig after-bath costume. They are sturdily made, so they'll survive . many a Summer bathing season, Large variety of styles, sizes and colors, 39¢ to 98c. Ss 39c to 98c A cork Surf Ball, FREE 25c value, will be given free this week to each purchaser of a pair of bathing shoes and caps, amounting to $1, or less than $1.50. A pair of Garters, price 25c, will be given free this week to each purchaser of bathing shoes and caps amounting to $1.50 and less than $2. A rubber-lined Suit Bag, price 39¢, will be given free this week to each purchaser of bathing shoes and caps amounting to $2 or more. Combs & Brushes A large varicty of the well known Riker combs and brushes at prices to suit all, Hair Brushes, from 69¢ to $5.98. Combs, herd rubber, ete,, 24 to 78c. Ball playing is the best surf game yet invented. Our cork balls are just the right size, well made, of sone ets 80 dbs they will not split. ic. value; oth price.... 19c colors, white Cork Balls, 19¢ | Water Wings, 25c No danger if you use water wings. Ours. are very sturdily| White cotton Turkish Bath Towels; built, inflate thoroughly; you| weight, hemmed; size 2414 inches by 44 can safely trust yourself or the] inches. children to them. In various] 25c. to harmonire with your bathing suit, 35c; Bath Towels 25¢ Value Only 19¢ heavy A good bargain any time at Sale, Pr pair, 35c;each...... Christy's _Unbleached English Towels, of linen crash, particularly good for the bath Louse; prices, §9¢ to 91.57. c 25c Toilet Requisites for the Bathing Girl Peaches and cream may be your skin—and in it may lie your chief claim to beauty. Yet you may dare the waves and the sun with a free mind if you'll be sure Riker's Cream of Cu-|off from your plunge, and see cumber and Roses, An ex-|how refreshed you'll feel, 50 quisite, creamy lotion, unsur-| and $1.50 a bottle, assed for the treatment of sun-| Violet Excelsis Talou m bes and for chapped lips that|Powder, A dusting with this often come from Reasit surf|just before you slip into your bathing, 15¢. clothes and you'll leave the bath Riker's Orris and Cu-|house with a delightful con- cumber Cream. A healing, | sclousmessofaweet, perfoat cloan- soothing lotfon for treating the} liness, 250, Irritated and Inflamed skin that| Zuyder Zee Taloum Pow- resulta many times from expo-|der, A medicated antiseptic sure to sun and salt water, 35c.| powder, free from perfume an Violet Excelsis Toilet] especially desirable for use on a Water, ‘Try spraying It over| roughened skin or for sunburn, your body after you've dried! 190, Mail Ordera Filled Promptly Absolute satie- faction guaran- any storeat which sitet manCe. {KER AND H We id] roughened skin, 25c and 400, You Are Safe When You Buy At Telephone your orders to the nearest Riker-Hegeman store. to conscientiously use before and after your bath these toilet essentials, each of which is guaranteed to please, or we refund your money cheerfully. Riker's Cold Cream, If rubbed well into the face, arms and neck before the plunge will frequently prevent wll roughen- ing, reddening or burning of the skin, In jars, 25c, 50c, 75c. In tubes, 150. Riker's Violet Talcum Powder, Soothing and heal- greaseless, a jar. Septone Hair Tonic. A hair tonic und dressing of un- equalled elegance, Keeps your hair from the injurious effect of sunburning. 25¢ and 75c a bottle, 15c, 50c and $1.50 ing. 15c. Septone Soap, ‘Th - Rikers Glycerine Lotion.| ine German Tautd iene aya Unsurpassed for reddened,|solutely pure, If the hair has become wet with salt water wash it with Septone Soap, then rinse thoroughly in clear water, 25¢ and 75¢ a bottle, iker’s Violet Cerate. The most perfect cleansing face cream made, Absolutely \ Our Mail Order Dept. rings the Riker Hegeman Drug Stores right to your door, We w accurately and promptly fill Presor! mati, oklets Free Deliys otter. MAN DRUG STORES promptly.