The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1912, Page 12

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y OTHES STOLEN, CHASE BURGLAR IN BATHROBES Draft Awakes Elder Sikowitz in Time to See Shadowy Form at Window. sem er Pe ee ee ts Sd | Morris Sikow!tz, who is sensitive to} drafts, awoke early to-day in a fit of q . 4 Implictt confidence, sat in Deput. “ meezing and @ cold per al hed tad ¥ anmienie Doushens’s oie Manos” pen! flat on the top floor of No, % St, Mark's) Police © hat In the, R 4 ski bh place. The kitchen window, hn “si ' > te ae care of the skin ast five years he é opens on @ fire escape, was raised, and | " 90,000 worth leaf. oe 7 Bikowltz thought he saw @ shadowy | ptoyers of $30,000 worth 4 ‘ © form filtting through It Owing to the enormous quantity of the | a, = elf-fillin ligent at t Reaching a hand gingerly from De lieae geod by the publishing house and | S untain tention to the Beath the covers, Bikowit felt fF Ni | tneie trust in Caffrey, the thefts might reenter details of bath- They were gone. So was , ued tnd y had he not ry oe ow rT : ‘ : . * b ou wae the shadowy firure which |Have contin oh sites hist ike ae: nt fk) if Nee made, Ivolin" stationery is a high jing, dressing + hed halted for @ moment outeide the | become carele ‘ © fou Practical, true sclf-filling foun-| grade fabric finished linen. The! and groomin Hi katchen window. Gikowite called to hie| ern! packages of gold leat were foun tain pen. The pen point. is gi g ng eldest son. “Quick, Jacob,” he cred, “Something Come he shouted Jacob, ‘My clothes are gone. ‘Wrapped in bathrobes fath and aon F erawied out on the fire Tk || Shea cea batt all Phat The “Manos” fountain pen is regularly sold for 50e. Before outdoor exposure give the face a thorough mas- } cended to the roof, It was dark and former Assistant Distrivt pti ‘Tvolin” paper is regularly sold for 25¢ a box. saging with Riker’s Violet Cerate, then dust it thoroughly with they felt thelr way cautiously, Sud- Genly the elder Sikowits tripped over @omething. He yelled as he fell and the something also yelled and squirmed, | @ATHER AND SON SEIZE MAN | trusted employee of the firm, who was opes in an art velopes to fit, in pretty of the wind. tr ON ROOF. a beneficiary under the vil oe is late First of the c = dxf 25c box ‘ 25¢ whiter Superfine Rise Powder grance ofthe wletue ee (a roan. ls 1) Jacob flung himself into the ecrim-| P, F. Collier, was involved. nis man Season, a Ib. “ ” oeee Violet or Rose) cannot possibly hurt », 1Se. We qnage, shouting loudly for The|Caftrey anid he first got the idea of 4 A “Manos Self-Filling Fountain Pen the finest, softest skin—no white, paielae. Met, bitin tise | notse of dattle and the cries of Jacod| groaling frfom his employers, He had With a Box of chalky appearance results after its p @roused the neighbors, who ering to the roof led by Policeman Rosenfeld. They found the Sikow!tzes | aitting on @ human bucking bronco 1 without the aid of @ Meatcan saddle. “J stolen from $50 to $76 EMPLOVE DALY STOLE. COUUER' GOLD LENE |: SEARS 100, 3000 Trusted Man Calmly Con- fesses Thefis by Which He Bought Houses. Jerome T. Caffrey, superintendent o hookbinding de- Jay afternoon! ishing house er and Son nt and until yest in a locker outside Caffrey’s depart ment. The emplc who found them took them to the main o ce and the cir thought sufectent to/ KX investigation. cumstance was warrant a thore an dag counsel for P. F. and Sons, were notified, They went at once to Caffrey, They got from him a confession in which another old and worth of gold leaf every day for the last five years. “I would have kept ty up, 1 guess, If it hadn't been for this slip, and no one would have been the wiser," he told the Don't Away. summer will save some mone, In case you have guests kage in a heated political eegun start up the Phonograph, | If the feeman's horses habtipsiy n'>- NING WORLD, Hints for fo (From the Chie throw your Dry them ama k of borrowing neighbors, ning @ large onion on Will do away with th eo {n your parlors, ing the ohildren eun it makes the soap wilt bat! Cost of 9 Y Who sara the price of eggs bus a4 vanced? Lens than @8c, s dot. ‘Onions: Lowest price in many yen. LARGE cle the lawn me pair of ry year. the grass on your front lawn, Liberally with red good housewlfe will throw away at her husband's oid f PRETTY Gints. ver looks living Lower Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday w From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.) “tere is a Writer who says a pretty 1 in @ wet bathing I nevor saw @ pretty girl in a wet ng ult.” “Well, that's the ame thing.” of our stores. sture you can buy at our stores. Only a Few Left ,.. Our offer of a “Manos” self filling fountain pen with a box of Ivolin stationery for only 33c has attracted have only a few pens left. adapted to general use. The self-filling device is simple and effective. This pen is guar- anteed by the dealers. box. Ivolin Writing Paper, fine} Ivolin Correspondence fabric finished linen station-|Cards, the proper cards for ery, 24 sheets and 24 envel-| brief notes; 24 cards and 24 en- “Tvolin’’ Writing Paper for 33c The Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores cordially invite all visitors to the city to come in to see the nearest Baseball enthusiasts, visitors to the fleet on the North River, all will be welcomed and every courtesy shown them. The Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores are ‘public health” stores. most varied stock of any drug stores in the world. Everything you can buy at a drug The BEST QUALITY at the LOWEST PRICES so many purchasers within the last two days that we|make a special- n : Better buy your Ivolin|ty of her own before Saturday night or you will not be able to get the| beauty. properly shaped envelopes. One| will do more full quire of paper with envel- for any woman DY opes (two packets) in every/than hundreds of dollars spent unintelligently in semi- | professional treatment. We carry the Every Woman Is a Beauty Specialist if she will only consent to yaad soul OO and hair, intel- Vi | a s— Riker’s Superfine Violet (or Rose) Rice Powder, which is anti- septic and soothing. The cerate will hold a sufficiently heavy coating of the powder to mask the face against the onslaughts materials wit oftening and 4n porcelain jars, and almost miraculous whitening qualities 50c. use. Made fiom the bect, richest grede of rice, finely ground and most delicately scented with the true fra- TOMATOES pom Do : This is a most liberal combination sale, ‘Everything you need for your writing table care-| Free To every purchaser of Riker's Superfine Rice Powder fully selected for quality and the demands of social! will be given free (for a few days only) a travelers usage package of Riker s Violet Cerate. We want you to know our Rice i‘ Powder—you will be sure to like it—and so we are tempting you CAN 4 Rosenteld pushed aside the enrased inmissioner. { Gtkowitses and Mfted their victim to his © teet. Deputy ¢ and has es in aw ‘Well he oaked. # South Riker's Cabinet. 50 sheets! Foreign Correspondence|to buy to-day by offering you a package of our Violet Cerate Free. tan cee prciardh yg fiaeed. a Beach. and 50 envelopes, box. .... 29c|Paper. Envelopes are opaque. ia hah oe ee adrian cisiog protested the man. “My name is Will- eaves aireunt ok tbs Hiaaiids on. Kk 70 Stamps T's" Sultans Coffee 30c]40 Stamps with 1 1b. Tea 40c Gentlemen's Club Paper.| The box ....28¢ and 30¢ ‘ Ian rt and 1 uve at No, 8 Wea | wrnvic amount of nis atoings on © RY 5 Stampa TH AmbousColee 32c|00 Stamps with 1 1b, Tea Otc [Jill The box. ~40e|,_ Irish Lawn Writing Paper.| ‘The Watch for a Sailor! One Hunde eter Tin paing te be {of the money had gone to purchase the | AV 30 Stamps T18 El-Ryad Coffee 35¢175 Stamps with 1 1b, Tea 60c Pineapple Linen Writing|Thebos.......... 35¢, 39c, 45¢ : if the letter I've got from Mr. Golden- Kedcrad Vi hee ering E EVBRTAT vin 8 7 N Paper. ‘The box......... 25¢| C. Coles eae Art Sta- New Thin Model Ingersoll, Wiarburger, gets mo a Jod°. |Neat, Doth propertien ne anid are) 100 GM Stamps) WM ica ARE TE). Pineansle Correspondance ict Ise $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 “what w dot the roof?” | heavily mortgaged. \ 5 OKs secre ers : OS KE WAU " ankes 6 jee the sherift early and| Caffrey anid he had taken the gold |, FREE Baking Powder, 50¢ Imperial Fabric Paper. 60 Visiting Cards........ Sc If you want the time—the correct time— 1 was afraid 1 might oversleep if I went | leat igen hap arreeag rani ete THE GREAT \ sheets and 60 envelopes. The] Visiting Card Envelopes, 10c at a small cost, buy an Ingersoll. It is the hE lil Mae i denon Ald ceiptoyes, Booka, of the lene worth 6. BOK... see eeeee seer scene 25c) Pen Holders, each.... $c greatest timepiece for everyday use ever PRODUCES LETTER ANO TELL | be sd to a downtown dealer for %. It Mourning Paper. ‘The| Pen Points, dozen..... 10¢ offered the public. And its cost is so small } SAD TALE oka hat gy vo paket later ..++ 38¢] Pencils. Wide variety of that no one need be without a dependable Fs in Jefferson Market Court for @ war- English Mad: 72 sh ie hi etety of} | timepiece. Seehieh wan abla t produce ® leitee) oan: for the dealer. nen adras. 72 sheets,/grades, shapes and prices, 2c} The Ingersoll Watch is famous for its time- TEA Co. 50 envelopes, The box... 25c|each, up. Re SU Gere 5 : ; keeping accuracy. It is a stem-winder and stem-setter; not bulky, yet not so delicate as to be disturbed by jolts and jars. Every i Ingersoll watch is guaranteed for a year. A letter from Captain Boetiuy of] on board after the ship's chronometer the schooner “Columbo" says that) "44 broken. on one of his trips from South America} «. Mvaried conly cabaut: 4/6 caecoane to a European port he igated his] per day at most during the voyage, ship for days by an Ingersoll Dollar] and at end we were less than Watch, the only available timepiece] thirty miles out of our reckoning.” Wherever you may be there is probably a Riker and Hege- man Store near by with a full assortment of Ingersoll Watches. of Refuge and ending with @ Jean Val. Jean exit from the department store Take a Turkish Bath at Home With a Robinson Thermal Bath Cabinet Enables you to enjoy the healthful hot air bath without the expense and trouble of a public bath. Compact, easily arranged, | made of sanitary material, effective. A Turkish bath with a Robinson Thermal Bath Cabinet will cost you} only two cents. i The remedial effects of | B the hot air bath are rec-} ognized by the medical) f i A thorough ‘s ” is considered | effective in the treatment of colds, rheumatism,con- gestion, ete. When such treatment is prescribed where for olght years he had kept: in the path of rectitude. Since his past expored and he lost his job—e year irkel said he had been able to get nothing better to do than odd jobs, Reoenfeld poked around the roof while Kirke! was talking. He found two suits of clothes, which the Sikowltzes eeized with cries of delght, He found two pocketbooks containing tn all about $2, at which discovery the Stkowitses Nearly swooned wth joy, There were some trinkets of unstated value, about which no one seemed to care a0 much, But for all his hunting the policeman eould not find that gold watch which the Sikowitzes missed. Kirke! said he couldn't even guess how the Gikowits goods got to the roof. ‘The policeman promised him another tay later in Hesox Market Court, Sl daly NEW FINGER-PRINT BUREAU. Reavested by MoAdoe for the Bene- Mt of City Magia e. (Chief Magistrate MoAdoo wants an 'n- G@ependent Hager Print Bureau estad- when Policeman Rosenfeld expressed . doubt. He raid he had had @ very ead > morrow is the life, beginning with a term in the House wien Fou do. not resister you Tested for 66 Years Riker’s Expectorant is a reliable and harmless remedy for all kinds of coughs and colds. Tickling in the throat, hoarseness, bronchitis, wrenching coughs—all quickly yield to the soothing, healing influence of Riker's Expectorant. fi can be administered to children as a safe relief for minor colds that might develop dan- gerously unless stopped in time. No one by the physician, the} knows the value of Riker’s Expectorant until Robinson Thermal Bath} he has tried it. After he has tried it he will Cabinet will be found/understand why it has been a favorite household remedy during shed for the benefit af all the ol i 7 tines sati » in eve »-| three g i Magness courts of th Tem Divahn ° pty ae SUSY BS — a a v's Expectorant does not st h uent offenders may be prompt- h d A h ged ? a ttle of Riker's Expectorant does not stop your cough or a Wet" arrelgnet as Aboard Battles 1ps an i) f ore The Thermal Bath is! cold, bring back the empty bottle and get your money. the ancient Roman bath, | cilia causing the pores to cast | off the poisons in the) Lhe Best Is Never Out of the Way blood by means of perspi- Tl ration, The Robinson Thermal Bath Cabinet is the medern de- velopment of the ancient Roman principle, at a popular price. Robinson Folding Thermal Bath Cabinet, $5.50 w complete with lamp, massage roller, etc., our Playing Cards special price from At V-ry Special Prices Our stocks of playing cards are large, inter- esting, beautiful. We can supply you in any size—the regular; or the bridge which is smaller; or the French size, which is even smaller. Poker, bridge and pinochle decks, At the prices we sell our ecards you can afford Magistrate MaAdoo has applied to the Budget Committes for an appropriation t@ cover the cost of the new bureau, Photographs of original printa will be taken, he says, and sent to the various Magistrates’ cou and also to Police Headquarters. To pay the salary of a jour $2,600 a required, print experts a sal- Gry of $1,600 in sought. ‘Me salaries of two Anger-print photographers were put down at $1,200 cach. Requests are made for increases in the salaries uf clerks, making the or \ has won a nation’s affections. Scores of the war vessels now in is a great demand for “the be People are accustomed to looking out for it, hey need only to be told where th "is to be found—and they will prompt! go to that place for it. Eon Riker & Hegeman’s Beauty Par- lor, 23d St. & 6th Ave., is the “best” in the city. And the splen- did patronage that it continues to attract year after year proves con- clusively that people know it. Many old customers live at a dis- tance. Many who formerly did their shopping in this neighborhood now buy elsewhere. Bat in Mani- | curing, Hair Dressing, Hair Goods, Chiropody and such like, they want the “best,” and so they continue to come regularly to our New York Harbor are numbered in THE AUTOPIANO'S list of willing captives. Thousands of homes are glad to be counted in the list ashore. For THE AUTOPIAND represents the highest ideals in player-pianos. It is always musically artistic, always satisfying Your Autoptano may cost you from $475.00 to $1050.00, according to the style you choose. Terms of payment wil be arranged to your convenience Patriotic Concert of he futoplanc, Orchestra and Vocal Selections budget for the Fre, Diviston $47,921, 06,677 more than last y The Magu trates of the Second Division, which tn- cludes Brooklyn, Queens and Richinond, AN n : ado ask for {norcases, making that Je- # budget Hi0 WS, oF an tnrease (From ele.) ‘The showhlack, as a London inal Pore Mipepeary Columbus to throw away all your soiled, worn, old cards cosy little parlors, from many localities where and replace them with new, y (ea ere ° re abounded. Even in the West Day js x Do you know our Beauty Parlors? On @3d St. and 6th Ave., may find some difficulty in di t 3 Pa, - _ Marguerite Cards, the| Climax Cards, usual price | the corner, at the very top of the building, ao interfering high one, except at one or two centr Program famous standard 50¢ card; pack,| from 50¢ to $1.00; our price, | huildings on any side. comfortable Bright, co: b- wuch as the bottom of Char Cross : ly 38¢. only 38¢ ; : nerd clan aatans: ana Sheseaity Orchostra, Patriotic Medley leprano Bolo, (a) “Thy Beaming Byes” only . ae y 38e, Manicuring —None of our urists are beginners. We do not teach , Sircun. “Nor doen he neem now to Wor Britene Malo, ne we | adios: ae0Neug™ . spades MacDowell Tallvho Cards,full 25c value;|_ New York Souvenir Play-! manicuring nd practic eon yout hand asi the now an dangerous practles io aa a é then pal a atton with accompant (b) Perera (00) n i “ 50c v alin some Not one of our manicurists bas had less a five years? with the old enthusiasm. When Paul Mis Lea (ei esse ae the pack, only 17¢. ing Cards, regular 50c¢ value; | in some ors a manicur has ha than five year Verlaine c the things tha to London In 1872 one of op utpplane.) instantly struck him was “the abominable multiplication of Mt red shoeblacks.” One would have su Posed that the contrast of the black and red would please this lover of col a | contrasts, And now, !f your sh mmuddied, you may walk miles nding a shoebdlack in London. —_——_-— Our price, 35¢, p Treatment ri ‘acial Massage-—Our pric Switch—Natura! wave, thr shades (except gray), 88 qu A fascinating assortme Children’s Hair Cutting a spec onc .Verdt-Lisst expe ‘ostt only 38¢, Poker Set Leather Case, set of Chips, pack of “Congress” Cards; $1.50 value, all for only 74¢. Aut Orchestra, Peor Gynt Bridge Cards,spec regular 50c value; spe only 23¢. Jewel Cards, regular price 50c; our price, only 25¢, FREE quality; cial price, 1,25 each, 6 for $5. f Saturday, Oct. 12th e stem, best quality human hair, 4.91 the modish hair ornaments—low in price ty. Hair Department also at 15 West 34th St. Assorted 8) paniment op Autoplano) ‘The Autoplano, (a) Meditation from be Hildoch om- Autoplano), broad” nS | (b) March Milt “The AutoP!aro” Ko) FIXING THE BLAuE. ALONS—FIFTH FLOOR, (From the Boson Transcript.) You Are Safe When You Buy at As the couple entered the dining 5 rapm at Revere Beach, a raucoun| Dost Garde Ss < young fellow was assaulting the ait with alleged vocal music. | GEANTS TORES “Wonder who he is?’ said the girl ‘when the howler had stopped his sacket. “Don't you know who thet ist” warned her On Request.

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