The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 16

No, 13 bent xine trot pated gu of stealing $160 from Mrs, Fannte sca sets | FLATBUSH CITIZENS FORM POLICE FORCE TO FOUL. GRACASMEN = ‘Thoma: tain “Sreurten 2 jenaingn, Sweaters two years ol, of No. 7 West One Hundred and Beventh etrest; pleaded guilty of theft of &% from woman in subway etation at Forty-second street; first offense; Elmira a TO STATE PRISON convicted of stealing piv from his om: 4 ———— Justice Seabury Sent | ployer, Barnett Friedman of No. 281 | Lewis etreet; first offense; Elmira Re Private Cielactie® Will Guard formatory. Jackson, Who Got $40,000 BY JUDGE CRAIN. Residences From Visits of by Fraud. ois, of No. 1™ Thiet avenoot pleads the Burglars, guilty of trying to sell cocaine; fret offenne; penitentiary one month. Bloven prisoners were arraigned yes-| Rafacie D'Angelo, nineteen years old, ferday for sentence in the Supreme|of No. 30 East Twelfth street; pleaded ‘Court and General Sessions. The cases |sullty of carrying png be I of. Were disposed 1: fense; penitentiary three mon’ ev auenes gaaauky, George A, Schumann, nineteen years Ching! Ching! Ms Oh, that’s only the little time-clock over the cellar door of the protectively |, guarded Flatbush detached house, break- ing the etilinese of the stygian Flatbush night as the Flatbush Protective Agen-. cy’e hired detective rings up his time, ‘The burglar, lying in the shadows of the box hedge, watched the Protective detective slip in the kep, hears the tinkle Of the little bell, sees the detective pass on to another time-clocked house, and ee ‘000, |of No. 130 Weet Sixteenth street; plead 4 guilty of stealing $160 from woman in subway train; first offense; penitentiary | % at one year. John fort; ‘Ne. WT Beventy-Arst street, Brovklyn, a f the second de: | LORD A. DOUGLAS INDICTED anol 8 ean in he salon. No FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL. didn't like = STERN BROTHERS have arranged for Tomorrow, Saturday, a Very Important Sale of Misses’ and Juniors’ Tailored Suits Cloth Suits, at $17.50 i ea een Diagn Ct sa sens, kn owen chars geet nd exprny mode, deaped shires, Dressy Suits, at $29.75 | tena inching nay a ni igre dal Original Prices from $45.00 to 57.50 4 ‘ “Silk and Cloth Model Suits, at $37.50 of Brocaded Male Sl, Carton Crops Sil File und Mai nc bemeg oly “yay 5 Graduation and Claes Day Dresses, at cen: 18.75, 29.50 New Models in French Voiles, Shadow Laces and Chiffon. Afternoon and Evening Dresses, at $16.75, 25.00, 39.75 A collection of entirely new styles of the most desirable materials, Pe bal Coats and Dresses, (sizes 6 to 14 years) cost combination and oad ate erences pony Neal Mie Sik along vated tndpietaiined ole s at 84.75, 6.50 at 811.75 to 25.00 ae Valuee fram $7.50 ta 10.75 Values from, $16.50 to 39.50 s Girl? Washable Dresses, at $1.45, 1.75, 2.88, 4.75 tt of Striped Ginghame, Chambrays, Tissues, Linen and Lingerie. Boys’ Clothing Department Exceptional Values will be offered To-morrow in Spring styles High Grade Norfolk Suits with Extra Trousers Prk sen sees NOs 0+ re ey or Sen sleet, eee novy hse cas patch poset ov plolbed model at $7.50, 9.75, 12.50, 16.50 Pfr ww eater Actual Values $6.50 and 7.50, « $5.00 Complete assortments are being shown of the latest models fn Boye’ Spring Top Coats, Sten, Blouses, Shirts, Pajamas, Rompers, Straw and Cloth Hats * Untrimmed Hats (Fist Flow, Main Building) Also for To-morrow, Saturday, at Very Low Prices Milan Hats, black or burnt, ew in the newest models, with plain edges, in black or white, at $1.35 « $2.50, 2.95 Tomorrow, Saturday, « Specially Prepared Offering of . Women’s and Misses’ Waists bam oe hag pe a «81.85, 2.75, 3.50 (diene orice « 2.75, 3.85, 4.95 UDreesy Walsts, of Crope de Chine, Nets or Allover La “inthe Berens 2 cea ie, ine, Niet se Allover Leone « 4.85, 5.50, 6.75 West rents thes and Tweoty second Streets THE EVENING WORLD, i Fah the hedge,’ |'FRISCO SENDS out where the night-blooming thrives and the uniformed policem: the regular force is as scarce as tube- foses in Decembe: toward ae is ive Agency was formed, and already | sary one hundred Fiatbush dwellers, who can qualify for membership by vir- tue of the fact that their residences have ‘ven burgiarized at least once, have al- ready joined the association. At last night's meeting it was enthu- @laaticadly determined that since all ap- Peale to the city for more adequate Police protection had ¢afled it was time } have a detective force, all Flatbush's bag to Lier the homes preyed upon sr & 1 patra The ste vet Rasa J by ihe mit “maiatain a contrat headquarters tetephon. Ptececeeeseseeceeeceeese CULOKOKOHOKETOTOHTECEAOHOHCESSCOEEESGEGETEEEEEEEEEEnEEEEcoEEscEEs FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. Ine 12 gente for th included, but two ing hoth arewarto of “ “Any | US BANANA PEEL SLIDE.) Ragged Edge Klub Sees and Ap- proves It and Gives Prize to the Introducers. In @ tango contest held in the Cafe ight | Vallette, No. Mast Kign-| unt” Mine” pea deeasse "aod Atvore reet. There fe Flatbush Pro- lish of San Pranciecs captured rst prise. Incidentally they introduced a New step called the “banana peel slide.” To do this variation property the lady must wear a tight Atting yellow skirt and white stockings. Then she slips her feet in opposite directions. Thies idea was so popular last night that Miss Johneon and Mr, English were forced to repeat it several times, Then! ‘ Mr. English was kept busy teaching it a ts seein Of ehaotian lane cone We to swear off smoking long enough to nin a Ground the dining room @ couple arauders. This force i j I members and ‘Tee ai dinner that }@ sommunication for Preceded the dancing cats. cost each club member $1.08, not count- € Wonderful Examples of Fine Clothes Value —The present Hackett-Carhart offer- ing comprises high grade clothes at special prices—at less than $18 to $25. lsewhere, in all New York, this offer- ing is impossible. pn bog you consider the following special prices, remember well fa These are the only strictly high grade clothes in all New York that are being offered under $18 to $25. Furthermore, every one of these garments must measure up to your highest ideals of $18 to $25 service, fit and style. New garments in dag tants will be given to you should they fail to 5 80. hiskto ching, An , money refunded. ‘ou you cannot help but be the big ° er in the Coameun® — In justice to your own appearance, you cannot afford to wear the ordinary, poorly constructed, styleless clothes. Such clothes, for example, as are sold under Bhd to $25 in other New York stores. Here, however—through direct distribution from our own tai- loring plant through our own stores to you—wonderful values are offered in high grade clothes under $18 to $25. More Than 2,000 High Grade Hackett-Carhart Spring Suits, $435,945 & $47 Standard $18, $20, $22.50 & $25 Values $13.50 ™ Suits TetAreStndeed 919. 50 fr $18 and $20 Values. Coats That Are 8 and $20Values High grade strictly all-wool pure Worsteds, which grade Veloure in Black, Oxford and values wholesale ‘Smart In Chesterfield mode! Veloure, J : pork Lord gis bh od gre and an Dplie-oieeve models Renee ars BIOWn® an neat eToys Scotch effecta suitable for motor and street service 15 for Suits That Are Standard $20 $15 For Spring Coats That Are $22.50 V Standard $20 & $22.50 Values Recellent Worstede of fine textures, Velour, Sill-lined Black, and Cambridge Gray end ve models. every Bioedieee, Mosse intass meena ina Se re ern all Grays, Blues, Browns and Heather ue garments. Mixtures are here in exclusive stripes, $17 for Sxieg Coats That Are and neat mixtures, as well as staple Blues ‘tandard & $25 Values 17 for Suits That Are beige Be Sere ad sede, $22.50 and $25 Values Guard and English Split-sleeve models An assortment most complete, Sed Rene’ Orlid Ben, 5 nol ourtens move invorably withthe bet that you can find evan wltable for erect, travel end motor wervce: Fine Milled Wor exceptional quality, $18, $20 & $22.50 Standard 13 50 Saxony Cassimeres, finish Veloure, English ts... le er nls sae oad moaesh Twas Bradford woven Gaberdines, finest English finish Blue Serges. ‘Worsteds in Tan and Gray. Double tex- Correct emart distinctive and exclusive ture of same fabric, of silk-lined, or Satin yoke. Browns, English exclusive Ruvberind crate are 2 ene coments, Cit) Pencil ana London stri rene Santis cot neck converiohe colt er very one fully guaranteed. ba°7 For English Raincoa! Tin is Rage $15 & $17 $25 ’s English Patch Pechet Medal & Neri €17 Added Wicd Socal PAB is ccstevtacscectorsss Young Men's English Weave Blue 15 These epectelly, priced Serge Newfolks areracecna cout sults were created to establish fact fi in Valdes)” the mind of young men, vis: That the > (Splendid $20 Val + Carhart are the stores for distinctive B tremend 2 NO» men styles, and exceptional val-ies. fat wherd ebook toe are Blue aces, eri oot Heo pen sttating, ore, Se stripes, sell at $20, but we are determined that more Gaferd Bus flames Mn fact, the emastest ee: English weave Serges such as these are the ren, in emart though for your se Made up ald 9 265 Breodwey 841 Broadway 119 Weet 42d St. 154 East 125th St, Near Chambers 8t at 13th St, Near Broadway Near 3d Ave, Opposite City Hall, Neer Union Square. Open Evenings. Evenings. SSCS SS SSeS SS oS fae cya waiters, Wine was| f= eade—from Nev Jerse: eae led_on opening beer. li i : oft Spring Overcoats & English Rainceats Te eee cine midi soma eee ee aes fabrics, Coats of weight mixtures. 110 Girls’ Smart trimming effects. Check Skirts The new- checks in mannish fabrics; + three distinctive modelsi Bétarecand tailored effec! Value $15.00, 10.75 OPPENHEIM, jal patterns Exclusive strictly Sizes 15 to 18. Latest Feneit, str serge. Regularly $22.50 OPPENHEIM, GLUNs 2G. 34th St., New York The Following Remarkable Values For Saturday: 160 Women’s & Misses’ Suits Greatly Reduced Tailored blouse and semi-dress models in a large variety of desirable materials, including navy serge, Bedford cords, and novelty Formerly $29.78 and $37.5, 16,50 OPPENHEIM, GLLINS aG 34th St., New York Will Close Out 145 Girls’ Spring Coats desirable mediana @ ust 3, 95 “ Formerly $8.75 and $10.75. “ied Choiceselection of fineCoats, including French serge ai checks; ages 4 to 16 years. Formerly $11.75 to $15.00. Reduced for Saturday Dressy and chic tailored Hats, in choice straws and harmonious Values $3.95 to 35.50 2.95 Women's Separate Skirts 34th St., New York . Very Important Sale Saturday Boys’ High Grade Suits With Extra Knickers. English Patch Pocket Suits’ with extra knickers; choice all-woo! 4 tures and standard navy serges; ages 8 to 16. Value $12.50 7.05 Little Fellows’ Swagger Reefers English belted back model, all wool cheviots, shepherd checks and blue serges, Ages 24 to.10. Regularly: $8.00, Students’ First Long Trouser Suits English sack and Norfolk models, len fabrics in mixtures and fine navy serges. Regularly $15.00 and $16.50. Young Men's English Sack Suits soft roll, and patch and Norfolk models. . and she; need diets and and blue. IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU WANT, 4 WORLD WANT WILL GO AND GET i nd 6.90 Hats at 2.95 Walking Skirts ~~~ Tailored and di blue and white; also blackand navy serge. Value $8.75, 5.90 Guns aG purchase of 285 of 1 mixe 5.50 11.50 » club 15.00 Yves i