The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1913, Page 14

CAI eye abba en apa itn 4 rr Pian * ~ Oe ; we ayy " __ aR einen WORLD, T pBBDAY, een” rt CE ie eee esha aa A gS sallon ia ‘cuoneate’ ‘ata er | Preseestvact re Paytee © For ge Complerlon?” # The 14th St. td and LS Sajiaaiepet di Now One The Entire i Together with the Stocks of Stocks «14th St.Store } SRE AT TH | : “Foal SNThS baluitin’ Wl che Giientty! bode . Corona Folk Shouldn’t Expect! "i the ety suthortties: no such con-| § Nt s Pronounced She-ris to Sleep While Village is (toe tor mban: vine arb te nti a ioe | = OLIVE OIL age uae ae taxation without | seen Ca, ‘dn indorsed Burning Up. “No part of the greater city of New| ‘The players on the course to-day for. “ York should be without the reach of & bread Mp ghrod an engronsed | it paid fire department. The firemen and as the policemen should be in the front JUSTICE SCORES CITY.) ranks of the advancing municipal im- provements. has erty It in to be expected that it will ato | been entablished on the fourth floor of awake others. | the Gimbel bullding the prop: “The plaintiff does not suggest how thin can be prevented. If the Court nust choose between the disturbance of the plaintiff and the possibie destruction of Corona by conflagration, it must save | to rouse from sleep the men who ony live ————— Upward of $2,000,000 Worth of L. Taxes Pade Greer New treater or bc Soi Ee eg saa | Sac ena Ae Seasonable Merchandise Offered} | York Should Bring Paid "Scion |Stee went once oan coms, | atStartlingPriceReductions Fire Department. NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY LAW DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL. U. S. Supreme Court Rules That Publishers Must Print Facts as to Ownership and Circulation. WASHINGTON, June 10.—As inter- To Effect an Immediate and Drastic Clearance Manbrorpenme Pobiay Tony Pepecrylgrdt arndl raga ge necessity. There is but one way to bri “od tha by GIVING, THE GREATEST VAL VALUES Hist HISTORY TAS EVER KNO' And that is what we are doing. ° 59c Bleached Table Damask Cebit X bo : ; e1 ine (Debate mph caer ion gions, att : : A Sale You Should Not Miss $ 9 an : ANl$3°8 t05628D 22 Smith’s Seamless Wilton Fa Oo RT eSSeS | and Velvet Persian _<a “And thie = be on’s Newest and a "rear nant . ttiest Styles at $ F Sao ; Prettiest Styles at $ Oy QR Axminster $4 4.47; Sic aged eog He erupts to havo tah Cahee anes ine: | bei celta nt band R ‘a Ditmas care oe trict court for Southern New York en-| fA prised com a speedy ugs, 3 Oxi2 - » Wattle and knocked at - Rouses with the ery, ‘Throw * Outfit Your ‘Summer Wardrobe} ™° Kallis he nd etal Bs forther eoreed vy the ringing - The name “KAYSER” stamped in in and Make This Splendid Saving aro sae for mae, i paleo bell at the fort and the = the hem of a Silk Glove, is assur- BD They are quite the prettiest dresses designed for the Summer Pocn, eee bere Tae , 5 ce : on 4 e season, being made of fine silk taffetas, foulards, voiles, ratines, | Oriental and ek God woen Mia lire' presotenn ot the remulation of the use of the second class | fal ance of quality and reliability. lawns and fine lingeries or verges. There are about 25 models | Heavy 9-Wire All-Wool ‘Tork and the otty of Brook! py Te ge ol Conk ig = The generally acknowledged supremacy of the | to select from, embracing all sizes, but not every size in every Seamless Brussel ge, upon the volunteer ‘y Lecevapier bry | aa “KAYSER Silk Glove is not the work of a ° be poh rated hey vwinhagrentiach gerdtrened (perp de ee $9.97 Oriental effects... E fe i H © $3.98 to $6.96 dresses that are being cut down ridiculously low in price for a speedy clearance. The Annual Choice- 40 Yard I Rolls Pare | Linen soir Mattings of-the-House Sale | mr! nets meses toy ramet pron A $7 number of pretty Women’s Suits| 222 Wild’s 49¢ "XXX Quality Cork Quality Cork ardless of Their Fi we bell re cm er ‘ormer I inoleums .. ay a ee 3 c Formerly Priced $14.98.. Suits, merly Priced $16.50.. Suits, Formerly Priced $18.98... E day or a year, but the cumulative result of many years leadership, which has compelled recognition and attempted emulation on the part of others in the same field. : Genuine “KAYSER” Gloves t fi ils Hi iH E i i iH | £¢ it i! | ij i f i ab Imagine what would happen if the dealer of- fered you your change in money branded “Our Own Make” and represented “just as good” as Uncle Sam’s—would you take it without Uncle Sam’s endorsement ? To secure Silk Glove value is merely a matter of insisting on this ment—the name “KA * li i tint rte pnt fem a8e f ae piney Necessity— The Continual Cry for Space—Is Responsible for hem. A Guarantee Ticket in every pair. ‘ Short Silk Gloves, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 Long Silk Gloves, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 Julius Kayser & Co., Makers fis vot These Reducti in High-Grade Furnitur i} \" 1a ese As o Ui ons lg ra e e a at to store the reason for thi . pte ge ghee nee a ee SS Be the Fornlogre oh one peies Oe SS eae low enough to move it, too. Samatr Eetiare | . $50.00 3-Piece Parlor Suites ° massive October, ‘and for the Home all the year round. Convenient-Credit | System Pky sal foe cation ay Ts shea 5 ifort pater, i elem morte Hare "a regula ioat disposal, and our enormous etock Res QUALITY MERCHAND) the at wiperalied a6 $2.00 Brass “One Low Price—Cash or Credit Exieoten Tables Costumers All Goods Marked in Plain Figures PORCELOID RE- 7 the drink the Nation drinks— FRIGERATOR Ha , fer 98) Pl te remade Ye AND IDE ICER Special Sits alot our pin gaan rea in solid oak; por- (Pith Flese.) coleid food com- pertment, brass oe | i Sewing Machines Kitchen and Summer Needs Peto at =a eter my Ea a Seige kere by erytoy foie eg 27.9 Hate we ens 7 gener se nese—because it is P4 er - ‘ 7 if tia ee a's . - = soa wy de a dung , Delicious—Refreshing “8 Drawer OUT-OF-TOWN biLiveny TO YOUR DOOR BY MOTOR CAR TVstie Qoniching NA Con.6 bves\S’St) |] seve 9” ola 2 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT, ~ ; fis Pies