The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 10

Gown Hite Chartio Mitchell, etx years | Qed and Twenty-seventh street at Chand was led into a fuller explanation Qt ext of him at fret was: (SUR IMPERATOR bee o mint bok ; OMARITY tts ot te Salers fetes butted tih00 10, POSTAL BANE new hes Re dcqetiore (PADCTENG GOLD tm Acctatis tor & conte te bolleved to be « $100,000 Rubens, Panel SRADOMED to Mertterd Ceew & Seashell 180 foot tn tr, Aw, let School hae never been absent or led his diploma én ribbon of « dif- Pies as Mother Makes Them” in at the first dite. He sued and got $10 fm a Bristol church on Gunday and wedding gown resulted in a twenty- marriage at the Gemand : + Li ef i ) t- Stowaway on the steamship Demara, seeking to study ‘wortd, was displeased with the language the mates used g 8 g | — tm Passaic named Janowski nas had his name changed to Ar- sf THE COMMENCEMENT of the Verona High School, Paul Jacob Zingg at the"head of his class. He was the only graduate. sf INKS of Bt, Michael's monastery in the Caucasus are said to have gore a atrike for trousers, which they declare a necessity working in the fields On cold Gays, fm locating the lad’s home at No. 9006 ‘Third avenue and restored him to hia anxious parents, who had not seen him since noon that day. Wednesday and yesterday Charile be- Raved in a most peculiar manner. He Fefused to go to school, and when asked his reason insisted he “coulin't go to school because Joe didn't come up.” the parents of Joseph “ Also six years old, of No. 1900 Brook avenue, the Bronx, had asked 5 B, but Playmate anagem Fell Off! oe one of the Morrisania station to their boy, who had left home | after he noon meal Tuesday to go back to Publite may nee No, % at Third avenue and One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, but had not reached the school | Ror returned to the house, It was not until yesterday that the police of the two stations compared notes and decided there was @ link be- tween the missing Joe and the wander- ings of little Charlie Mitchell. After ing laat night * ; Plank Into River Wasn't ‘ae Seen Again. a ‘When the police of the Hast One Hun- Weed and Twenty-cizth street station patient questioni: ‘wearily midnight Tuesday all they could Se eenne frees ey, son et ‘coming WE was waiting for Joe to come up.” 1a a ee wont out tick dain” (Phe Getectives made nothing of this |echool and picked lots of daisies under @higmatical explanation wut succeeded | the bridge. There was & board sticking THE £E out over the river, and Joe #aid he could walk on the board and I said he couldn't and he said he cowid, and I bet him halt my daisies he couldn't, and he started to walk out on the board and the board tipped up, it did, and Joe feu im the river and Joe didn’t come Locating the bridge mentioned by Charlie as Washington Bridge over the Harlem, the police found the daisy field and 6 little whart jutting out from it, with, true enough, a plank extend- ing ‘eral feet out over the water. | A teat showed that the plank would tip at the slightest weight on Its tary nd. It seemed that Charlie had waited until dark for Joe to “come up” and then, frightened into bewilderment, had " wandered around the streets until picked up. Harbor B police are dredging the fiver near the bridge in the hope of |. finding the body of the little daisy Dicker who didn’t “come up.” VOGEL BROTHERS, 42d St. at’ 8th Ave. Under the Same Management for 57 Years No Connection With Any Other Store No Sensatio —Just Fact 1,184 Men’s Summer Suits—Styles for Young and Values up to $25— Sale Price $16.50 |». These are not the ordinary kind of Suits, for every one of inate them is carefully own workshops, where tai! Rain or beg weather will not cause them to lose their shape and style—as always happens with the com- the main issue. monplace, cheaply con: clothes. dealer's. carriages; Real Gueranteed Fabrikoid Leather. a Carriage ry Aion com: way ety ve vehicle with « pevite ete © Ss n iM eae tet cake S Lord & Old— Our Highest pgs Values #7, 00 & $8. io our Sole Outin; Our $6.00 Values structed for dress and general wear Our $5.00 Values Genuine white acti Rubber Shoes Laylor Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 9 A. M. A Splendid Offering of Men’s Oxfords & Boots $4.85 Tan, black and patent leather shoes J for dress and general wear. Tan Russia and white canvas outing Ten black and peters iottne leather ra $3. 9 5 VOGEL BROTHERS || “Eitan |$9.25 42 at.at 8 Ave. STORE OPEN LATE Double BIE Stamps Until SATURDAY NIGHT Noon. Single Stamps After Boys’ Shoes, $2.35; Value $3.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. REDUCTIONS DOWN THE LINE | 400860 VALUES oO) a a Will FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Ml -@0. 96 v aly ; ila ‘Redaction Sale 18,000 Yards Shamrock No. 6019-6020 BLUE AND GRAY SERGES 3 Acid Tested, Fade Proof, London Shrank Bear eee rede of Bhs Serge on our hands phacan yp dean as had to ides Wis elds therclee the vodsion ais s woes ene at adage eae ‘this sale is a secondary consideration, as the of the early season has netted us a hand- we are glad to sell these $40 to $60 Jaye pee dag Pgh Laan Come it with at Smee oo 7 ar other values at practically cost price for this week only. are the prevailing pan ‘and materials Comprising all the plain serge, stripings of all widths, checks, every kind of serge made, including famous Gray Serge Blue and for wear. is Fines pure “per and no matter how critical you may be you can get a strictly high-class suit of $40 to $60 value R CHALLENG If you can duplicate the suit we make fer 914.75 for less than $60 we will refund your money. 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A very smart full length Misses’ Sport Coats Several smart models in all the new colors, $5. 5, $6.05 & $10.95 ues $8.50 to $ Misses’ Tub Stirs The season’s most popular styles of repp, pique and Bedford cords Children’s White Li Lingerie Dresses i 95 U9 ee Is, trimmed with am arg em! leeles ‘and ribbon, daintily trimmed skirts. $6.95 Values $7.50 & $9.50 hil rt 50 agaowtly pen popular models of $3.95 pia, serges and mixtures 6 Children's Tub Dresses c, $1.75 BF $1. HST Bigs Children's Linen Travelling Coats $2.95 Two very smart Values $4.00 & $6.50 $49 95 Misses’, Juniors’ & Children’s Tennis, Golf & Middy Blouses oe, $ $1. 25 4 $1.50 $1.95 Value $3.00 Exceptional Offering of Women’s Summer Suits Copies of the Latest Foreign Models The fabrics are Electro Linen and Im ted Cotton Eponge, some with handsome and embroidered collars, others pete et trimmed with satin. White, tan, russet, Copenhagen blue, navy, Nellrose and lavender. $15.00 & $19.50 Values $25.00 and $80.00 Tub Skerts Of Cordeline, noon linen, repp, khaki and imported ra‘ $1.95, $2. 50, $3.25, $3.95 to $7.50 Balance of Our Fancy & Plain Tatlored Suits for Women Copies of the smartest foreign models and made of the season’s most popular materials. They are all hry tonne 9 — tailored and have attractively draped ski: Reduced to $13.50, $19.50, $24.50, $28.50, $34.50 Values $34.50 to $75.00 Repairing 8 Remodelling Furs We are icularly well equi to do thi k at Bpeciel Prices Ben the yall wa me Estimates given upon request Cold Storage of Furs & Wearing Apparel Plant on the Premises, Phone Gramercy 4700