The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1912, Page 8

j t ¥ t = she bvaewinG Wood, EeRivaY, BEraumoun 271, EWC TOCoRS, BUT INES ON ph Mr. Sullivan Laughed First, But Police Laugh Last | —He’s in Cell. z the Morrisania Voll Sullivan of F Gomimitted to o with police « fBvan blew into the Morrisani j Station iast night and thrilled an as @emblage of const jes with the tale of @ Marder and assort ime Heut. Curtain was Ne desk when Bulltvan heaved hi hundred pounds ty through the doorway, stamped Bp to the desk and domonded the younk | @Mocer's profound and undeviating at-| Bention, uable as am adverti found it ve and ar order business by its use. "T have a ciue.” sald SumMivan tn low Qenpressive. tones, “which will sotve a Brander committed in Brooklyn not lonk now tn Lanes: | Sith remorse, Is now a nervous wreck Be cowers in hiding, waiting for the yengeance of the law to fi rouldat know the fac “Yea, yeep not a encup: tain. mysterious visitor drew a pad from his pocket and wrote out two Bames, He held thom before the eyes ot Curtain and said, pointing first to urderer, and he} el in Ourtatn's | some more he fo Jo Person grinning fro “Whateare you grinning for?’ o April \ Sullivan and be ‘breakdown. His « Po ad Seunee and he ‘2 call. ‘When arraigned before Magistrate to-day, Sullivan was «(ill grin fool—the joke" @ave ‘em a beautiful the Fall River man," eteer,”’ | t ." replied th os Bebe) Mr, Sullivan back he may ponder tho | pach With sombre police affairs, ‘are now displaying unusually large assortments of Misses’, Girls’ and Smal! 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Corduroy, Nets, Lingerie and Silks, Girls’ Coats, from $5.90 to 85.00 For School and Dress Wear, of Chinchilla, Mixtures, Chevrons, Broadcloth, Velveteen, Matelasse and Corduroy Ii, Soft Blanket de Laine and Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Hats are now shown on the Second Floor, com; The latest French Models for Dress Wear, English Tailored Hats, in velour and stitched effects with many distinctive creations from their own workrooms, for Street, Schoo! and Dress Wear. Also for To-morrow Felt and Velvet Hats, for Misses and Children, Velvet Tailored Hats, for Misses, in brown, navy and black, smartly trimmed, English Tailored Hats, $3.75 Value $5.50 at 4.75 « 8.50 Value $6.50, Value $10.50, : » ae ah, 7 ly Recent Advertisements P) UPPOSE you look over the advertisements in your favorite newspaper and magazine, and note how many articles can be purchased by telephone more easily than ‘in person. 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NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. “Everybody Bays By Telephone.” _ When your great grandmother wouldnt let your great grandfather smoke his pipe in the house. they didnt have — “The Smoothest : TOBACCO Handy 5‘ bags- or one pound glass humidor jars Stern Brothers will place on Sale To-morrow, the following Exceptional Values in Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, with extra knickerbockers, of navy, blue serge and fancy tweeds or Cheviois, in gray or brown effects, sizes 7 to 17 years, Values $6.50 and 7.50, Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, of fine imported materials, Norfolk or Double-breasted styles, many with extra trousers, sizes 8 to 18 years, at Values $12.50 and 15.00 Young Men’s Sack Suits, of fine all wool cheviots, tweeds and blue serges or cheviots, sizes 33 to 39 inches, at Values $18.50 and 20.00 Boys’ and Young Men’s Furnishings Laundered Shirts, ef light and dark colored madras, dives 12), to 14% neck band, wld 95.25 9.75 12.50 Laundered and Negligee Blouses, of fine quality woven madras and mercerized materials, sizes 8 to 15 years, Complete assortments of the latest styles in Boys’ and Children’s Imported and Domestic Hats. Stern : Brothers Unusual Offerings for To-morrow in seasonable and very desirable Women’s Hosiery Women’s Black Cotton Hose, | at 85° with self or unbleached soles, ~ Black Lisle Hose, medium weight, Regular Price 35¢ Pair Women’s Black Mercerized Lisle, double tops and soles, medium weight, at Regular Price 65¢ Pair Women’s Silk Hose, in black, white and tan, Very Special, ooe Regular Price 85¢ Pair Women’s Silk Hose, . = in black, white and tan, at 95° Regular Price $1.75 and 2.00 Pair West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets Gali... 1T MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED A ( WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET ITs 5. 4 Increase Your Business | by improving your deliveries Below are some of New York’s prominent users of Electric Vehicles have been in continuous service for the last ten years and are still giving perfect satisfaction Some Electric Vehicle Users in New York Acker, Merrall & Condit Company Adams Express Company Aeolian Company Aitken, Son & Company Altman B. & Company American Bank Note Company American Express Company Piercy, H.C, & A. 1 Contracting Os, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company i Poppe, Edward Company Presbyterian Hospital erican c Heide, Heary beech Avia Sauocam of Mabeeal Horn & ree . Company cera bint te Hospital History Horntha) “ “oad ie nianies ageey Hupfel, J.Che. G. Brewing Com: Ronkel Brothers, Ine, Asaaae Ss comgeey Hyde wo seen ad PORT Ruppert, Jacob i ‘Atlas Safe and Machinery Trucking Jeeckel A. & Company Condit SELF- Company Jacckel H. & Sons Schacter, F. & M. Brewing Ca Austin, Nichols & Company Jehneen & Company J HERE’S AN EXAMPLE Beadleston & Woers Kelth & Proctor's Theatres attls, ee aad ‘ OF WOW OUR pene: © Seureiee omen! Kendall Neil and Guppty Company Gils, A, Inc. Best FIXED RETAIL PRICES ea ee Sica eewiey omies | Compa Bonwit, Teller & Company Brooks Brothers Brown, 8. & & Company SAVE YOU MONEY As good a corset in any other make would cost you at least $5.00; and then it wouldn’t have the Nemo features. Central Brewing Company of N.Y. Central Union Ges Company Childe Company ' Claflin Company, M. B. In a number of instances, electric vehicles | | Colgate & Company McCat This Is $3.00. Columbia Storage Werchousce Mcrae eee feces en Taylor, HL E. & Company Consolidated Gas Company of N.Y. Merritt, Stephen Bmbalaing Co. ‘Third Avenue Railroad Company YOU get great value. Curtis-Biaisdell Company M “ ‘Thurn, M L The DEALER gets a fair Cushman, Hy Le Meyrewits, EC. Timhay & Company profit—all we can give him Coshman, 8. Sone Mirror, The ft Tifeny unless we reduce the qual- Deering, Milliken & Company } sedge ndry Company ues é om ity or increase the retail Diamond Rubber Company of N.Y. Bln and we can do §) [| Doslser, Peter Mount Sinai Hoopital United Blectrle Light & Power Co neither. | No. 321 has our im- | Be ee CORY Manufacturing Company Vantine, A. A. & Company roved” Belt: Reducing Ewing, Bacon & Honey ter Jen See Dreased ‘Vienna Pressed: Yeast Company ont. e long skirt has bands of Lastikops Web- Firestone 7x0 ent Rubber Co. ey Mar Eéisea Company, The , Jobe bing across the hips; when you stand, the skirt clings closely; and when you sit down the elastic bands expand and_you’re com- fortable. Medium | bust. | Fielechmann Company, The Franklin Simon & Company Table Co. New York Railways New York and Springfield Despatch New York Telephone Company ‘West End Storage Warehouse Westcott Express Company Whitman, Clarence & Company Church E. & Cothpany ral Baking Company ral Electric Company H jee Gimbel Brothe: New York Transfer Company ‘Williams, Ichabod T. & Sons “— ie 2 ae Lavo ists Secage and Carpet Oleanine Sta Yar Eola Park Witlome Printing Somer but with low bust—$3.00. ‘aeecnee Brothers & Company Shag-ontat Ls, ‘Campany Wisconsin Oendensed Milk Co, | Gorham Com; ' Srssentern| Cooper Company ~ Ovingven Been Company Sampler Bree OTHER NEMOS No, 522—with improved Lasti- kops Bandlet; greatest sup- ing corset ever made; long skirt, medium bust; sizes 20 to 36—$5,00. No. 523—-Same as No. 522, but with low bust—$5.00. No. 353—Auto-Massage Self- Reducing Corset; makes the abdomen permanently smaller, Long skirt, low bust; sizes 20 to $3.50. : No. 354—Same as No, 353, but with medium bust—$3.50. No, 806—‘‘In-Curve Back’’ Self-Reducing; the newest In New York City Electric Vehicles are Sold by ° Anderson Elactrle Car Co— (Detroit Electr Broadway and Soth St. (Passenger and Commercial) Atlantic Vehicle Co—1600 Broadway (Comercial 4 Babcock Blectrle—John Wanamaker, Agent—B ‘way and Astor Place (Passenger) Baker Vehicle Co—1798 Broadway (Passenger and Commercial) Champion Electrle Vehicle Co—zeo William Street (Commercial) ; Commercial Truck Co of Americe—t780 Broadway (Commercial) General Vehicle Co—sos Fifth Ave (Commerch!) Healey Co—1654 Broadway (Passenger) Holt-Chandler Co (Flanders Electric)—1932 Broad- way (Passenger) Houpp-Yeats Blectric Car Co—198) Broadway (Par eenger and Commercial) International Fritchle Co—so5 sth Avenue (Passengery Lansden Co—1784 Broadway (Commercia!) Rauch & Lang—Broadway and 8th St (Passenger) Studebaker Bros Co of N Y—Broadway & sgth St Nemio, Long skirt has four Couple Gear Co—-149 Broadway (Commercial) (Passenger and Commercial) Geatio one? ann arate Field Electric Bus Co—3o Church St (Passenger) Walker Vehicle Co—-3o Church St (Commercial) General Motors Truck Co—a40 West goth Street t Ward Motor Vehicle Co--Concord Ave and East (Commercial) 14374 Bt (Commercial) The New York Edison Company—At Your Service 55 Duane Street Phone Worth 3000 Branch Offices fer the Convenience of the Public: Address Phone Address Pheas Address Phone 424 Broadway Spring 9800 124 W. 42d St. Bryant 262 27E.125th St. Harlem 4020 126 Delancey St. Orchard 1960 830 Third Ave. Plaza 6543 362 E. 146th St. Melrose 3340 est figure-reducing corset in existence—$5.00, s No, 808—Same as No, 506, but ‘with medium bust—$5.00, Ask for the Nemo, insist upon seeing it, and accept no substi- tute. In other words— «ny In Good Stores Everywhere KOPS BAOS., Manutacturers, New Vork Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wondors