The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1912, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST a, 1013, ana the girl took the other. The man! she tearfully refused to tell who her) When tf beer? Is a hen a bird? and ‘was caught between them. Parents were, and was held by Magis-|other deep problems over which the @IRL werere, Nae, HE 18 THE Linh Geisman on a technical charge of | Government's most learned scientists IRL ALIN WHITE, " an cy for further developments and have studied, argued and almost fought PRINT TO TELe WHY ‘The prisoner ae ree. He de- te @ the police a chance to investi: have been lal! aside for research Into MOERLEIN’'S clared that he had never seen his pret- | ®4te her story. the causes of the little winding tunnels | Bq ty accuser, But tho girl was firm| 1 tho meantime the young men who| hat nenetrate a Swiss cheese “3 " bbed her are being followed by detec.| The holes in cheese, say the men of > hat it was her who took | T° = Sol y dete : Lie ures, ‘the tah “aia hla Sains tives, who took up the trail from the *clence, are dollars and cents to the | ag (Brewery Beitied Onty) - abandoned automod: | merchant, for they indicate a grade and | {i is the best beer made. Out jwas Erle Burke and that he was em- | Aoandoned automobile in which seas | Ya te, Wo they propons to learn how ind @ jast evening. le steed om 10 , I Ployed as a stock clerk by the Edison | i teen disclosed that this car, No.|theY May be encouraged. Carbon diox-| Ma PROVE its superiortty. Light Company. He was taken to the | iia en nt orisinatiy te ri NO; | ide. nitroren, hydrogen and aome of the | id station and then before Magistrate | (1 + iitauaion Gwe, belonged *° | other Imps of chemistry have to do with |B KARL VILL, Wholesale Deater Appleton In the Yorkville Court. Miss | Mo tis Mogensen of No. 7ol Union streets | making the h and the professor: | (iam 1Y Lt, bony as White could not be shaken from her Bfooklyn, but Mogensen told the de-) with the retorts bIOW pipes hope to | MB Prone 760 Bryant. New York City. er declared | *@ctlves he had sold it two months ago| find a way so every Iittle cheese may to a man named Hogan, Then the po- | have some channels ali its own ONEILL-ADAMS Co ‘aited On Park Bench Where scousation and the kept at @ garage at No, 457 Vanderbilt) Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St. Purse Was Taken Until ‘ out for this man I did not think that avenue, Brooklyn, and from an employee Suspect Appears. there was a chance in a@ thousand of! of the garage, Edward Edwards, they ever seeing him again,” Miss Helen told | learned that some unknown person or | A STORE CLOSES AT 1 P. M. SATURDAY a Double Surety Stamp Coupons Until 1 o’clock—Closing Hour the judge. “But last night I thought it | persons—presumably the young men | The Sale oka ook of on ary Is at - Women’s Summer Knit Underwear At Half Regular Prices. Girls’ Wash Dresses Remarkable reductions are the result, the benefit of which is yours to profit by. Girls’ Pretty Striped Gingham Dresses. Reduced to $1.47 tana of white with colored embroidery, also plaid ginghams trimmed in plain colors, with full pleated skirts, 6 to 12 year sizes. Girls’ Dresses, in Check or Plaid Ginghams, $1.87 and $2.57 Trimmed with plain colors and buttons; etriped Norfolk middy styles; white percales trimmed with red; colored linens trimmed with white repp and embroidery. 6 to 12 year sizes. . over and determined to hunt him down, | Who figured in the adventures of Ellza- | “A I thought that it was time that some | beth—had stolen the car from in front | ‘ourt was lifted to-day by a dainty] ir took the punishment of these |°f the garage early laet night. | tin white. Pretty Helen White,!mashers n her own hands and 1|_ Eli#abeth supplied the detectives with ati graphic descriptions of the two young hateur detective, found | guessed that he would be back there | men, and they have every faith In thele re of attraction, The|again some time to-day, I determined | chances of arresting them before night. | was there as a witness against |to wait there on that bench all day if|she told Lieut. Kennedy at the Coney jo Burke, whom she charged with |Necessary. There's no doubt at all | Island station that she met the young | " man who took my | men at midnight on Surf avenue, and | ving taken her purse containing $5.80, | SNONt {hs Pein’ ' urse, i" y DS prisoner, who Pi that they Invited her to ride in thetr | wh the girl's pluck na Prebiiva automobile, After they had run up to A point opposite the Weat End station protested his innocence. He was they stopped and suddenly pushed her pending an examination on Mon- out, at the same time grabbing her , in $6,000 ball. coat, which contained %, and ran away. iss White, accompanted by her sis- Sacre anes eccete| HAD ELIZABETH WHEN [7° towver_swiss cueese. y # nineteen, and Mary is sald to ually as pretty as Helen. A young Government Experts Get Basy on a the bench which they were occupy- int nversation WASHINGTO: mr bot the iris bad thelr owa cmmnsioneiin the holes in ch Women'a Ribbed Veate,|| lliawn, an assortment of good styles, Duteh neck Z of propriety in public parxs. | regular wal aan a een edly pes — ee et Pe as Sanus ef All Right t0.Go Motoring at. Soy re Ra aLeeatenetdediy Te ght a Sroenn oe te| and, tt Rantey (HOt Weather $< @ girls causing them to look away —Well! Stout people, people whose vital- Men’s Gold Filled American $4. 69 That Regul: Watches, at Regu! af! be for $2 and m the supposed masher. Thgir en- ity is low, run-down people, ‘con- here's my purse! It's gone.” ne | year-old girl who told the Coney Island ak LAs age peed el F | JUNY IN SHRUBBERY FOR - | Police last night that she had been tra6on, plexy, rush of blood ° | A Great Special! Pumps and piety in SING PURSE. robbed of her coat and $5 by two young to the head, dysentery and black or tan There was diligent searching about|™en who had taken her for a ride in an cramps, and the more run down ‘ 2m kid and patent he bench and the immediate shrubbery. | Automobile which they abandoned at/ the more liable to attack. To 4 — type. leather, ‘hen Helen, with woman's Intuition and the same time, finally admitted in the counteract this the system must n * a fare detective acumen, solved the riddle. | Coney Island Court to-day that she be ae up. Z ‘Phat masher took my purse," she cme from Portsmouth, Mass., and that D fy’ P $1.29. lsaid and Immediately ran in the direc- her purpose in running away from uf Ss ure 4 tainer arose and joined the new- valescents, tired people—all these ken, But they had home had been pursuit of adventure. 1 Wred . i ee ee, tet th Malt Whiskey Gl’ a) few Girls’ Summer Shoes—Redactions: dread the hot weather. jw moments later Helen exclaimed: Elizabeth Williams, the seventeen- Intense heat causes diarrhoea, Eilzabeth admitted _thia_much, while ce Captain Wore of the Thirty-third , in er einct of the robbery. He sald the | === is the medicine you need. It is a ‘We continue this week our clearance sale of shoes for girls, There isa i . y thing to be done was to wait for! gentle, invigorating stimulant hi HARNEY gt Uy more-l]_ |] wide variety of styles; black low shoes and white canvas button shoes. KI BRISCO a| i e thief and If he were seen to notify that influences for good every Matevtale ace high grade Madras, Soisette, Woven Stripes. iz ial My $2.50 Extra High-Cut White Can-| $1.50 to $1.75 grades reduced 98 c TOOTH BRUSH The gloom of the Yorkville Pollce Women's Lisle Thread Vests, strictly first quality; regular and extra sizes; Clear- 12): ance Sale price... Women's Union ‘Suits, fine white gauze cotton, low 19 neck; Clearance Sale price c Women's Lisle Thread Union Suits, fine Swiss ribbed, low neck, all sizes; Clear- 35 ance Sale price......... c In colored linene, fancy percales and colored » Dad. Hel id she would do important organ of the body. It| 7 policeman, Helen sa is especially valuable to rebuild | Percales, Mercerized Materials, etc., in smart stripes and neat your monogram without additional charge, Modihif-to shen rea $1 65 to low price of. figures, in many attractive effects. hoes. the system that has become run | Bioomingtales’, Mais _Floar, Styles are plain or pleated bosoms with attached cuffs, eoee ela weakened. Strength- | ens ie digestive organs and| soft bosoms with soft turn-back cuffs, and outing styles with , attached soft collars. All sizes. A Hand some Box of 3 Dozen Fresh Cut Flowers for 50c bowels, brings refreshing sleep, | makes the old feel ‘oung and the young strong and vigorous. Arranged on large tables according to sizes—-with plenty of room, and enough competent salesmen to care for the crowds without delay or inconvenience. The flowers will be artistically arranged with fine greens and delivered anywhere on Manhattan Island. The Also Other Important Special Sales of Women's, Misses’ and Girls’ Wearing regular value of this box is $2.00. Bloomingdales’, Out Flower Shop, Main Floor. pppacsl. Men’ - yee Boys’ Clothing, urnishings an oes. i china | Sale of Long Silk Gloves Prices Cut a Third! “A conservative 2’Neill-Adams Co. statement,”’ you'll say when you see the gloves, for even now some stores are asking at least twice our prices for gloves identical in every way with these. 2,400 Pairs of good quality Silk Lisle Elbovw- Length Mousquetal ‘Ng to-day Detective Helen White, liv- ig at No, 408 East Fitty-fourth street, jok her place in the park on the bench e occupied yesterday. She was an at- active figure, from her white twink- Pay $1.25 for Your Pick of Parasols Worth Up to $10.00 re for the awful sa man, The man t t k and that the seal over the cork ent, But she arose without showing 3 h reed wiih meiol bole ees Me least concern, She went to Cant.) = ONES wen {fining " testimonisls aad” sare ¢ feet to her big white hat. She car- | vt Ah el a gorgeous sunshade of white and| ) aioe drug rood itreged nd fo one could guess that this dermure| ont or. t bottle. Be sure you get Duffy's s heart paipitated, on the glow of excite- ‘ora and told him that the prey was) common-sense rules for health. The captain returned one WY (quae ‘amma | The Dufty Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N.Y. sight. Sixth Ave. New York City aumeumn ren ctle, coeds for the Same Money, or the Same G for Money Than Elsewhere” GREENHUT- & SIEGEL COOPER G wsisrsts J.B.GREENHUT. Pres. sew yore GRreeNHuT-sIEGEL cooper co—MAIN BUILDING A Sensational Saturday Morning Sale of Suits for Men and Youths Values to $12. 50; ¢ ) Gls ss 4 Z In a similar sale, a 4 enjoyed the iven to an offeri ry nuts ae 8 PO aa ‘theg THE VALU&cs FFERED FOR TOMORROW | ING ARE BIGGER THAN THOSS OF A YEAR AGO, and the avendance’ will NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED 50 WEEKLY undoubtedly be large; so COME EARLY. DELIVERS THIS BED OUIFIT OR REFRIGERATOR a maa 3 We Guarantee This Bed for 10 Years Our Written Guarantee Given to Each Purchaser | rr Pairs of Teceacas 202 dness and brilliahcy bsolutely immune | ted by the most severe tests—perspiration, $3, 24 and $5 values; Saturday morning.................. Trousers for dress, business and outing wear, Sizes 28 to 56, grades, the price is uniform, $1.25. Re- member there are still many days to come on which a parasol will be most welcome. In some there is only one of a kind—Dome, India and other popular shapes are in the srestlcdn etre ertantonseces Vestety of of shepely handles, both ne ond. serves. Main Floor, York’s Shopping Center “length, double finger tipped, in black, white and colors; special price... Bioomingt 24-inch Leather Suit Cases at $5.00 ‘button 59. Mata Floor, Centre, G vunmrune urroeris” BAUM Been RI fee A maker who is moving sold us his stock of women’s Handkerchiefs at prices that are considerably below regular, Three lots: One Corner Embroldered Handkerchiefs,ofa 5 splendid quality lawn. . c Handkerchiefs with Em- brotdered Edges, lawn, at c Handkerchiefs with Embrold- ered Edges, better 123 ac grade of lawn; special, at ENTRANCE | Tus aes wlevated tation. wernst MEET SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Extra deep and roomy. isd oxhide leather. Have taside shirt pocket and 2 straps all around. Brass lock and catches. A eplendid suit case ot a very moderate price. Hloomingtales’ Main Floor, to atmospheric acids, aminonia or any chemical. Guaranteed Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress sizes for men an yourhs;at.. COMPLETE ros $2.50 AUTOMOBILE DUSTERS— clearing up broken lots; at.. $1.65 $0 KHAKI TROUSERS — sites 95e re bo n 2) ) NO MONEY DOWN nt at a 193} WEEKLY 3 DINING pads Wer a6 an “wigron |GRAND RAPIDS tata FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS MAIN BUILDING Saturday Morning Sale of “nga Down bone ’ 4 5.00 on 5 Men’s Bathing fe bac wt, tt att | 7.50 + 100,00 F Pillows K ‘Avi READERS 10.00 * 150.00 15.00 * 200.00 em 25.00 * 300.00 Match ibe A “ ice" C FRESH POUND CAKES ae eae te ry. S) The Sold Oak Suits WO eis 6 eats . 4 @ woven wite springs $19.75 feo" Formerly Oe to $2; at FREE We CASH Om chit est F FREE This Enperial Leather Couch) —* Hundreds of suits—all that remain from a big purchase of ic samples. All 2-piece style, made | SPARE RIBS \ i . Nate Ib of fine quality worsted yarns. SIRDWIChaoitenin ade Also excellent cotton suits, regu- corned beef or cheese; dor., SSe 10 Vas 119" 20" 2190" Ot The larly priced $1.25; all hire Crane vules” ; sitad a uit a sizes; your choice, at... DOC | A} wonsrs ten suet Wy “GifebNING “ALES” FREE with Every Purchase of 3.0) f3i! From $30.00 .0$50d.00 (MAIN Building, Seoond Floor.) ree Se pint bottle. secs ees 2 ae | YOUR TERMS ARE OUR TERMS With Every Purchase of $70 Midsummer Sale of Furniture and All Other OPEN EVERY EVENING LNTIL 9. OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M. Home Outfittings in Full Swing. Hundreds BY SATURDAY? of Specials for Saturday Morning. 149 St We Pau ases And Poets 3 i | Ave yl ’ Cl | e Motor i rucks s 101th St. L Station at Corser 103d St. su.w y Siauon Ome Block Away OPEN SATURDAY EVENING rar SH Toit BROS. f COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 & 104 STS. f _—