The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1912, Page 4

a __THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1912. | i! | COP AND BURGLAR Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt WALDO DEMANDS | 2B es = teres Jn STAMPS FREE WITH ALL PURCHASES Enabling you to obtain, Absolutely Withent Cost, a large assort- : ment of High Grade Premiums. The exceptional quality of our Very Best Creamery Butter and the fact that we have been supplying our trade at 4c'to 5c per Ib. less than equal quality can be purchased elsewhere, has created such an unprecedented ADEN WITH GENS | —e RAISE T0 DOUBLE: ti DROP TWO Two FLOORS =: j Boy Cog in Dumbwaiter | mg PRESENTS SAIARY | $15,000 a Year for Himself Ing that the salary o: from ®,700 to rst year also recom Late of $100 « year | krades uniii $1,000 t8 eo | and Million Dollar Boost | "iye'tenmifaoner tis ot Yr demand that we continue creases for his secretary e liceman on Top offHim. | for Whole Force. clerk, both of whom are ployees For his secretary sioner asks an increase ane 8. to for Three Days At All the jd tse on und | intone ate mind. tan undergone [tem ana for ble suveutve tart et ie! 200 James Butler Inc. Stores | (arranged change, Poltee Commissioner Waldo te) Creare from $2,100 to $2400. ; f dumbwatter shaft at 2M Jay street. of the opinion that Inspectors of Police|, With the exception of asking for an b4 Bhookiyn, and foun Increase of $300 @ year for his 5 t well tn Pfs pock should receive an increase of salary tlal stenographer the other o . ® | One policeman was at t that suggestion since the Rosenthal caseltions apply to the adm ,etatt, the other at the bo! |to the members of the Budget Com: | schedule. 10 aw Stamps Free with Each of the Following: Cloudy Ammonia, '". 15c | Genewell Washing Powder, ;ii; 1 2c Washing Fluid, taxe voue 10c | Talcum Powder, tx vo: 10¢ Peerless Sauce, tre voie 1Sc | Blue Ribbon Salt, tare to: 10¢ Peerless Gelatine, packs 10c | Vanillaor Lemon Flavoring, boue 1 Oc Borax Soap—Butters —Great.Labor Saver. 3 cakes....... 10¢ Salmon “Zero” Brand, No. Vtaeans 05 icsisisssssecsececs oe gc Belle Brook Milk 5\fnvtor ™- 10° ¢ Choicest California Lemon Clings, Essie Peaches in richest syrup- -25c can r 17° mittee, who are preparing the 1913; Commissioner Wa budget. The Commissioner's budget, [that he wants to however, wax prepared, includin Tien, Donati Pt in ® iN-/ salaries, providing the increase to ¥ creases, in June last. Evidently thela year is grandted, will mean alone an Commissioner remains ‘pat’ on the increase in the Police Department bud- | Suggestion, for no further word regard. get of $1,000,000, archored between the second | between two fires, the youthfat whose htmacit up and down, | flgors. There he etuek until j policemaa #lid down the rop: ! and wolghted the car down #» that the little policeman cw the dove’ lewa. | Both officers and the youth then slid jwiek to the cellar, f The fail compiotely knocked the breath ra 5 g a a SKE = -_ { the boy, and the policeman, . ‘ is ee Patrick A. Brown of the Adama street Why let well enough alone station, was dazed for « je while, J ¥ ik But he hung on grimiy to the siripling’s Ms q whe n you c fobal get lee until he was joined by piceman 4 , ; ; 4 ee | Buhler, whe had been on the top of the 4 elevator, ‘The youth had entered the apartment of Mrs, Mary Perry, on the third floor. | | She heard his stops in the private bali- § way and saw him disappear in the ele- Vator shaft. @e ran to & window and | | sereamed for help. | Ormonde Castle Pears © tte syrup. Large can.. -- 10° ' ‘At the station the soutn ont he was ' 4 Smith of No. WZ Grand avenue, : : | a cutions address, In his pockets were . : Tomatoes Large No. 3 can, regularly selling at 12c; cut to. 77. gc $4 teens anger’ sings, some of: tem y : ; The Smoothest , covumatay @ammonds, and five gold, four / fee. | ) ake East View E Ss Sold only in Sealed Cartons—Dozen. 77 7 3ic » Silver and two bronze medals, J wer . ‘ \ | OB AC C O He also had a revolver, which was | pwoe , \s ly Fr h E 188 ; > QBe eh, owas rite wen |S é oe Strict esh Eggs 12 !-. : ; declared he was an orphan ai = Handv3* rays enone “fue police nay he Cnteeed to roouing | - 10"7 TINS pound glass humidor jars Blue Ribbon Corn Flakes | Large package. .777 7. Be @ house at Coney an ome | TEE EIS P Pound QS 5 ‘ound POUNCE i. cc 6cc.e ce cscs Sub eee ee ritie's is se ink nate’ caer a, otatoes RS Ter nerd Lili Siemans oh nn $< . Be eel L UGRe State road, iatbusm.” be | Bil, wn 1 to Alfred G. Vane DINE IN OUR COOL AND POPULAR PRICED RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR@>——>— R 0 i range Co 10 Y ll Oni pecially Rebte are anor for the summer. | derbite Deer dd seats ss tn alone sean: e n Oonss Ibs...... e€ Ow OMS rice, Ib., i FINGER PRINTS ARE CLUES weap tn LUM ebb skal houne! NTS. ARE ‘argrave-on-Thames. Her hual 4 : with hy etantly and h h 4 | TO DARING BUROLAR GANG, Jar"sstcgcnmne"c aint fs cance Essie Grape Uneeda Lunc Rose’s Lime 1. The happy event ts expected late ; cate |next month. Thieves Enter Loft Building | om Yandethiott” withdrew trom tho Through Skylight Within Sight of | sociat whirl of London early last June, Police Hi riers, Windows, | When she went into retirement at Betcn- ¢ Headquat worth, near Redhill, in a pretty villa ahe atered the loft building at! rented before her second marriage. 1 street, a hundred feet! sincy then sho has refused all social ; ere, fast nights | wneagements on the ground of delicate and robbed two shmenta, ‘They | ; health. entered the building by crossing the) ja reply to many anxious tnquirtes roofs of Mulberry street tenements, cut- Mr. Vanderbilt has stated that “it 1s Tring out a section of skylight and lower- auite true Mrs. Vanderbilt te expecting ing themerives with a rope to the hall \ ne sixth floor a happy event. Suice pee 19¢ Zu Zu and Graham 10° Juice bottle. Wafers; 3 pkgs. for... large bottle... Special Sale This Week TEAS anD COFFEES 100 52%; Free with 1. tor 70° 30 adie Free ik 35° 60 sits Free with 1 Ib. for 50° 20 stamps Free with 1 Ib. for 30° 30 ~ttmps Free with 1 Ib. for 35° 15 stamps Free with 1 Ib. for 28° 15 sia ri Free with 1 Ib. for 25° 15 scene with 1 Ib. “Ideal” Blend 25° AVE. 19770207 FSTREET. In New York’s Shopping Center More of Those $1.00 to $3.50 Embroidered Silk Gloves wrildoeti50,x} IOC | uprewssoa | $1.19 That have been causing women to crowd our glove counters every day since last Thursday. €F Main Floor. No Mall Orders, All made of the finest and best silk and beautifully embroidered. Many | | Kuocking out a panel of the door of| Alfred Vanderbiit was divorced by nis| the Veribest Laundry Campany, they | wife, Elsie French Vanderbilt, in Sep- eait_in and stole $00 worth of shirts) tember, 198, Mra, Vanderbilt was, td $29. On the floor in the middle of | awarded the custody of the two chil- the room-lay a hevay clasp knife cov-| dren. Mra. McKim Vanderbilt obtained jered with blood. There were stains on|a Reno divorce from Dr, Smith Holling, | seat Aine fear: The police are interested to! sickim in Aveust, 1910 They had] exquisite color-combinations as well as plain, self and two-tone effects. “ ie a Catt know wheth © was a fight be-| been married elght years and there wer ae ly t eriority o: Teas olfees, tween the res one of |no ‘ehildren. 3 : Buy for present wear! Buy for gifts: Buy for next season! A Trial Will Convince You of the Marked Sup y hese Teas an them mere! 1 They were a Ny Finch vast te Ste RN TORTUR ; Double ZC Stamps FREE Every Wednesday ton of the rot |SUNBU! E | } A small quanti cash and a few) jamal stores more cake trom ine faee| NO LONGER NECESSARY | tery of the International Gas Fixture | y Fie waists a = SSS ‘Company, on the fourth > y of keeping one’s face and } | A year ago when burglars entered the | hat mooth and good lecking. na 7 eee ame building they were seen by Lieut le ow of the telegraph jat the Headquarters and one | matro was caught [m dread our yearl ) : | Cee | Hundreds of Peopie Are Taking Special | Monday, Tuesday ee Advantage of Our Special and To-Day and To-Movrow “7 and Wednesday SPECTOR H HUGHES B p RBTYER, 40 that | looked “like a fei 66 99 At All eels en Eat pea Different” Club Plan Hughes, Ne. #8 Fourth street, Brook- eke HR Sa ob tala vege Of Easy Payments in Which You Pay No Club Fees James Butler Diyn, it was said to-day that the inapec- | f bead eseies ine “very ehruaenary fron ou won't be troubled with . Not only is this club plan “different,” but it is decidedly unique, for it enables Licensed Liquor Stores ence ofinek the outdoor women's beat | PCople to furnish homes complete or in part on deferred pay ments—and yet secure the advantages 50 & H ft INC 4 Bay eect } inflamed Fi in, onde of the lowest retail prices. CY Fifth Fleor, Mall Orders Filled, le e amps WINES BREWS ae cleanliness ans for sus ie ane. Good after motor departs rom pant rices ae tho ee in-all the great Free With Each of & LIQUORS > complexion {Hy ne nesting. “Reape the | club _Unlike some stores, we do wi sell om the Following: . : nere ue Pe ca druggists, in collapsible tubes, ai Also sive in mind that this club plan not only applies to furniture, but to rugs, » curtains, china and sewing ma- Wil Whi k 4 wald, cents, chines as we c pe, vould bs up and about the house by] | Wetter than cald cream, used the Write or call at our Bureau of Accounts, on the Second Floor, which will be pleased to give you full details. son SKEY,,;tii3,, bottle. 85 ‘ e way. Hunter Rye—.8. bottling; bottle. SRe Oid Cabinet Rye—rulquor.*1.00 Kingussie Scotch—otr.... $5 Giralda imported Sherry —Bott. 75° Old Cabinet Port serv. THe Lager Beer tisisie'ien®4 QQ — Caso 24 bottle: Guinness’s Stout—Bass Ale This $50.00 All Brass Bed at You' I wonder how we can afford to sell this this—a combined pur- rganizations enables us to price is considerably lowered ibly do, and of course, these buying adva to our patrons, To-morrow we offer this all br bed, as illu: which has posts of 2\.-inch stock and inch fillere. We can truly nay that it is one of th miost beautiful beds in our department, 17 Jewelled Adjusted ¢ ® | | AG. NO MONEY DOW Veekly Delivers This Davenport LGRAND RAPIDS We Pay ee TRE AAR XK ee Gold FURNITURES Filled Watches 4 : Dining Chair r CREDIT TERMS Colonial Design “oe Rocker de La World's Two Best Import- $3.00 Down $50.00: = $9.60, at Usually $45, at H 6.00 on 75.00 ,7.50 * 100.00 10.00 ** 150.00 15.00 ** 200.00 ne 300.00 4 Ever; Purchase of $73 ed Brews, Direct from $ 45 pou $ Brewery to Your Table. ag 00 Every Bottle Guaranteed. Splits Dozen Bottles.......... Aliowance for Returned Empties We pay 16 cents a dozen for the return of empty bottles, and 10 cents a dozen for empty splits. Our motor trucks and wagons DELIVER FREE and will call forthe empties on request. are an well w tb genuine lent It is a bargain that has no equal, $25 Library Table Ro er CO brown; com- plete with eat and high Lack, : 4 Couch, 8.95 Finely Upholstered in Phese handsone We Furnish Apariments From $50.00 to $509. 104th St, L Station at Coratr 103d St, Subway Station One Block Awa a werks all week. Order once Corday and prosper. oy ished in fumed ow OPEN SATURDAY Evenins | , ‘ Spanish Fabricoid Book shelves ox Fr i Ss HER Bs ROS | Men\'s skid velue as tis | Wout be vonsere rtm BUS AVF BIT 7 <= only comes once @ year. $18.00, August sale price