The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1913, Page 6

be THE EVENING WORLD, Wee eee a. JUNE 4, 1913. " and —. or between deposit vault and | SHORT handled. : 8 WEIGHT CHARGE ‘The present ayatem of weighing was “Tee time register in the office of the AGAINST UNCLE SAM. | instaiiea in 1997, and st te claimed that Maiden Lane Safe Deponit Company 11 of the mall carrying roads in that showed that Theise called for his bag te bave i fren Railroads May Claim $30,000,000] time have jont ® tote! of $80,000,000 oc A MASTE a vi teak oe oe eo Due as Under Payment for Uarough under payment, Carrying Mails. - 4 heen earlier to town from his home| WASHINGTON, June 4.—The United > ME aD GOT GE IaBrockiya than his wont, pecatee hs| Btates may have to. pay #90000 In watch had stopped and he did not know] pack cialms and have its billx from tte sean hour. railroads for carrying mail increased by was in his office, no far as one-seventh unless there is reversal Thain ntlnd hen he read i ‘Of @ decision by the Court of Claims, of Can:Find No fie Chan to the Dis-| tne cievator. which the Department of Justice to-day NO ONE WAS SEEN TO LEAVE| “etermined to seek a reconsideration. appear: PFICES, Granting @ claim of the Chicago and eer of $43,591 widue aueker ma top of hia roll. | Alton Railway for $82,604.8, the Court mond: top desk in the rear office, put the bes of Claima has sustained a contention Worth of Dia 24 inthe desk and closed the toy that the Government's system of com- locked automatically. Then he puting the average weekly weight of out through the front door of the | mail transported by railroads fe er- JEWELS NOT INSURED. which locked with spring Welt pehind | cous, and atlewn compensation for sone fs Seieey ibe bam veo only six-sevenths of the matter actually He was there three minutes. Were Protected Only During) "wien ne returned to his office the rn bag containing the ‘was gone. Transit, but Were Stolen "re Santor swore no one had. passed ‘out of the bullding since he had seen From Locked Desk. ‘Thelee enter. The three elevator men all dolared no one had left any of the Pointed Facts on firat tdeniote sollght 10 create out of tho] "3 talre around the elevator strength of all ad @ett of Imagination, was the one who leat ie porting wathheg fh nem tions of Diamonds, conclude that prices to you natu yesterday morning took from the office] secn any ono deacending the stairs. po they ae On: ” Wien you are whtahng the Diamond | for the fi rad ot Bed Boley aoe entering into te brevingoh up the « | aE tiores tn anes cole. i |e a “he eotueg, aad Mes pantera better grades of Diamonds is far ahe: the supply. J Lane, «ho nthe eleventh floor is ‘outside the 4 ’ wiadows of Gerstendluth Bros, but i ii Lamberts. M { i wet and ‘unset. four feet away from the nearest win- |] Lnow hy. Others may need telling ; ‘twenty-four hours work on the|dow in Thelse’s office, That window Lamberts buy 1 ty for. apo t cash In anticl ‘ ; fi The of _ ‘celle Heed ner Dough. Ine ital ony che Semel oo Frices, import all Diamonds direct, ¥ / Friend of the American Farmer \< | been under the inepection of more than ag hg aes testo town the, hre-eecape he. would. have fit. All Lambert Diamonds are||BW\ \ jf | Thetonic properties of the finest Sazzer Hops properly a te kindred ‘winteys on 6B tie Aeers aay 6 NAY : a | blended with par Barley make Budweiser alive , ee juall are 7 : S aS a Baier ee gc cae . SW RASY SS = Don't Put Off Till To-mor- eo Se | Aig let you Can Do bag i Sean ee amiess Solid Gold Wed- ding Rae, os 18 and @2-karat geere Sane ora nS th froely anid, jume te a month of Pa vende’ tess the BEE are made without ielae, eee Queen “A NATIONAL INSTITUTION” cummemeccemen | irownlee King&Co CLOTHING, FI Bo cs AND EATS POR MEN, BOYS AND CBILD REN ES Why Come Here? I Isa00. erent st ze a i : e Because Men do who want || Store Third Ave., Cor. 58th Stree am 1018 Ita WITHOUT A pay Met cS | ie ce vai lesanthile , ere THIS MAGNIFICENT OFFER Don’t be deceived if you some- 144-146 WEST as tron & single piece of a rel ie 3 compres 3 sit te ako _ Hiobikd "Oa a ; A times hear that Browning, King jepartmene, oi ett “i ap your remiss to af are “ * ” The game Prompt, and Centon Atteation Whether You Purchase ¢ & Co. high-priced. $5 Those who buy here know that . . what they get of us looks better and wears better than what they get elsewhere. That’s the Whole Story. Suits, $18 to $30. Straw Hats and Summer Fure nishings in a Splendid Assorte ment. BROWNING, KING & CO. Broadway, Between 3ist and 32nd Streets, . Cooper Square, Opposite 5th Street. Brooklyn: Fulton Street at Dekalb Ave. perial Duofol Bed Settee _ June—the season of Sunshine, Flo Co: ments, Weddi nge—finds us loot — _ A SPECIAL OFFERING of eet | $20 to to $25 SUITS $1 7°° Our workshops have just converted another lucky purchase of fine woolens into Smith Gray clothes. They will su tive, the man price. Fine potas Spilectine tyler, spleeded eit . T weeds, bl . ° fl od csi heat pa puke rer array of designs. Suits of a type prited in other stores at $20.00 and $25.00. The Largest Millinery Store in America ILGOX'S MYRTLE: AVENUE AND BRIDGE STREET Big Bargains in Trimmed Hats]: for Thursday, at $1.48 Actually Worth $2.98 to $1.98 Mediam and large Java hats in the best summer shapes, with wig’ flanges of black colored velvet, trimmed in the very latest summer. dente with flowers, fancies and large bows of silk or velvet tibbon ‘* — Meanwhile we are still selling summer suits from our regular stock ranging in price from $18 to #5 fou cannot conceive what big values these hats are unless vo see the fine Soh in our large show windows, Bars Speci lr for Thursday at $1.48: se ~~ NEW YORK BROOKLYN 4 To appreciate the convenience and ve avs abo ma st, STORES Gesuowit ar saproao a great value of the Sunday World's . Want Bn aan IT. IT MAKES LATTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— as i ' Stee) A NORLD WANT" WILL 00 mk, - 4 —- " , ee at ee Si Pe