The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 9

ee - SALOON KEEPER INS Atlantic City SUNDAYS sxe ba ih wy af, 4, WEDNESDAYS TULY 6, 9, AUG, 6 9 GANGSTER WITH GUN AND LATER 1S BEATEN _ Burke Bolen fer Revolver, but ; on Way From Station Six f Men Set Upon Him. . ‘tachi © A taxtcad stopped in front of Edward feBurne’ ‘8 saloon, at No. 229 Adame etreet, “Brooklyn, shortly before the closing Gheur this morning and seven men go: pout and lined up against the bar. i Instead of ordering drinks, one of the feeven pulled a revolver from his pocket and stowly “drew s bead” on Burke. *'Phe saloon man dropped to his hands 4ané knees and cautiously crawled to )the end of the bar and into the back ‘Yeom. After locking the door he telephoned to Police Headquarters, Seret. Lynch wearing properly fit- and Patrolman Wintermuth were de. » mo one @patched to capture the armei man, hesitate a. who was still brandishing his weapen mini ute to get them. {When the policemen afrived. The other ix were orderly, #0 only the weapon bearer was arrested. At Headquarters he said he was Bu- Gene McCaffery, twenty-two years old, of No. %2 Pearl street, Manhattan. He ,.Was charged with violating the Sullivan View. Burke, who went with the policemen and prisoner to make the charge, re- 2 ah he a fyb rll 1% “marked, “That gang came over here to VOU Nasa, ‘Ann St. 17 West 42d—New York, Cer. Bond $t., Brooklyn. MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO, relief to the eyes by Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50-to $19. J. EHRLICH & SONS Oculists’ Opticians Half a Century in Business. * A few minutes after Burke depart there was a hurry cali for policem about « block from Headquarters, Th # Burke, badly battered, was found. The rately for a punch- all. Three got away. arrested. Those caught said they were Alfred aly, seventeen, of No. 2% Ross street,| gy Bhe Bronx; John Triano, eighteen, of | # . Manhattan, and Witt, twenty-nine, of No #2 ‘Hicks street, Brooklyn. Charges of felonious assault were en-| tered against them. ph sco Baar SUGAR FROM THE COLONIES. Smaller Quantities Coming andé Prices Are Mach Lower. ‘WASHINGTON, June %.—Much less ugar and at lower prices ie being Philippines, Hawaii and Porte Rico this “tory than last, the Bureau of Foreign en@ Domestic Conference has discov- ered, A report issued to~lay shows that during the first ten months of the @resent fiscal year only 1,490,000,000 pounds of sugar came from the three territories, @ decrease of 45,000,000 Pounds from the same monthe last ‘pear. OPEN Sixvunoay EVENINGS ONLY 2174-32 AVE. SET I1B"& M9 "STS. of lower price, the bntosss , 583, feared three sources disclosed a decrease. The amount saved to the consumers of the United States totals nearly $20,000,000. WORLD WANTS WORK ‘WonDERS. NOTICE Kindly Commit to Memory Sauns uce I r-ake it I know how to make it I have made it for years I sell it I sell lots of it I am glad that I make it I am glad that I sell it You will be glad that I make it You will be glad that I sell it If you use it ld Engl{s Salice IT IS A GRATIFYING a AND SATISFYING RELISH 10c per Bottle Grocers don’t keep it They sell it Made by E. PRITCHARD, 331 Spring St., New York. Pri iy | (USCRRSsAn nee eneeeseeT EERE ESSE SEE ECE EE EesseesseEEESeESSSSEEEEEESSESSEEEEE, THE EVENING WORLD, R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Ave Their Lew Prices. NA To-day and To-morrow ‘wo Great Gala Days Apparel & Furnishing shi gsforMen Summer Floor Coverings oer td tn nk eed pit 4 ment now on the Fourth Fleer. “Chex” Rugs One-fifth Less_ than n henttare pac dad of the hi irie grass harvested inWisconsin in colid colors, some in two-color eee Fi Figuredor striped borders. Every onenew, per- fect oe resilient jos Bs they have 1 arrived from the mill —and eve Plain “Crex” eee cca Rugs “in.xssin.” Be “Sins She Min.x4Bin, Se min. x48in, Se 27 in. xS¢in, @e 27in.xS4in, Be Rin.x6oin, We Min.xesin, Be SMin.x72in. $1.14 %.in.x72in Be Sin. x90in, $2.68 Sin. x9 in $248 6ft.xoft. 348 6ft.xoft. 396 Gft.xizft. Ass Gft.xiztt. $548 Sft.x10ft $524 Bit.x10ft. S94 Sft.xizft. 6H Sft.xiztt. “7H Oft.xizft. 9689 oft.xi2ztt. ste Oft.xisft. 894 9 ft. x15 ft. $12.89 12.ft.x1S ft. $1424 12 ft. x Cidade in the a, ing, “Waite” ia from the 27 in. x 54 in. size, at 89c, to the 9 ft. x12 ft. coiaes at ate as with cheap rugs. room Rugs in the ‘City Home. Mea ine Vey rely n Hosta fects in Also, with one seam, in the same red, green, brown and __ size, at $3.24. Mood] Rug gs from India at 14 vings Closely woven of fine, durable green, ersible, suitable fibre, and in and bar- . either for out-doors or in, and f very durable. ee Size 5 ft. x 12 ft. Size 7 ft. 6 in. 2 10 fl. 6 in. 4 Sige 9 fi. 2 5 Spec, $4 tit Shecal, $1544 Straw nah tating fe rom China and Japan iy are in small chequered or striped ine, close-woven wee safely cet Aa Matting from China Matting. from ha Roll of 40 at| ‘Roll of yards, oe at $7.24, ets an i up | to $12.48. $9.89, $10.24 pet up to $19.89. laiting, without figure or design, at $9.89 to $17.74 a roll, | Mi yas $1.19 ‘Talaid Linoleum (Sq. ¥d.), 89c Sa. Ya), 8s it im- i eat and geometrical effects nm (Sq. Yd.), 29c a number of fair size Bring your own measure- a he rolls absolutel: in by tees Macy's 58 58¢ r Ste Me Linoleum Remnan large size, Pieces that can Be eataied together. ments. ened ame enneennnnnnn aed Oriental Scatter Rugs For Use in Any Room of the nel s at Saving sneer aoe Rug consisting of ran 28 300 re, Tae little Carabagh at. ate rae made in the at name, which is in ane sere outer par sauce are generally tri i requently cen are p! ede fi ie are in the border stripes only. They are in light and colors, in the rich tones of aie blues, yellows, wns, very desirable Rugs to scatter ‘throughout the he large Rugs have been taken up for the Summer. At $7. 49 Elsewhere $9. Sizes from 3 ft, Tiny Rat. Stn, to} t.| 3 ft. 11 in, x 2ft.10in. Average size’ 3 ft. 6in. x 3 ft. Only a hundred of these Chests at the very special price $//.74; the supply cannot hold out very long, so we suggest prompt action. Elsewhere, almost exactly similar Chests have been ad- vertised at $22.00, At another store, more conservative in its statements, ‘Chests almost identical with these are advertised at $16.50. If we had not made a very special arrangement, we should have to make Macy's “Lowestein-the-City” price $15.49. a eee are 1914 inches high by 22 inches wide by long. The chest is trimmed with heavy copper bands, and is mounted on la: vietues of the fragrant Every housewife a aromatic cedar as a preventive of moths. The finish is excellent in every way, and the lock is thoroughly teliable and the Chests are dust-proof, lar Chests in stock in great variety. Ten different sizes, Prices up to $26.49, a saving at every 0 pee easy runners, the FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 19138. R.H, Mesy &Ce.'s Attractions Arw Thole Low Peteen, NA To-day andTo- morrow.TwoDays of Great Savings forMen MEN'S $15.00, $16.00 AND $17.50 MOHAIR SUITS Made of Prtestioy's “Cravenette”’ Mohairs from Engl: fabrics that will neither shrink nor cockle from my an: are light as a halen retain shape, and need pressing very seldom. Rain Will Neither Spot ‘Nor Wrinkle Them There is every size in We 5 Speci fering, from 34 up to 44. There to 48 chest. normal or of are also for ‘stout men, rinning u There are also be desired for tall men, whether unusually large chest measuremen’ ‘he colors are gray, eed! ~ bie Some are in plain colors, some in wife OO skeleton lined with silk MEN'S 25¢ SAMPLE HOSE, | WALKING CANES, SPECIAL, 89¢ By 2c including A fine assortment of high-grade citer Fag ian Isle afiney Lage ris Maton nad ery palit pin checks ecks an MEN'S 50c & G0c | MEN'S 50c “ATHLETIC” SHIRTS & =nz= UNDER- sz" | DRAWERS 39c Of fine white balbri Knee drawers, No S| a Bee ear | tat * Jus right we rat the hot weather. Finer quatities ta stock up de those ef of at $8.24 each, ‘and Cornel wood. Most with talfetonad, perfect, new 08 ” ‘Finer an tn took to, these of crose- 1.50 WATCH CHAINS, 89c shea and aoldered inks. The button Sher engine- gurned or left plain for a mono "$1.25 Watch Fobs, 99¢ Of real pigskin, in tan or black. uckle and gold-plat- ‘tter monogram. Nearly combinations of letters in stock, others to oer oS ee in2¢hours, Main Fleor, SAFETY RAZORS IN CASES. ~z=2:~ SPECIAL at = nine leather roll Senter con’ me juallties net ote vee Santledstor 816.08 Athletic with ‘closed Some all white, with white silk stripes and some in soa ws colored sbyle, crotch. Finer quality Union Suite tm stock wp tothoee of allt and liste of ee ae eae High Ehoes, Ree deaes's an fete last with the character istic receding toe, broad low heel and close-trimmed welt. In dark tan “Russia” calf and black. prod qualiy: td tebead Low Shoes, cut upon a straight, close-trimmed model, |] advertised elsewhere as 91.00 and made of fine black domino calf and tan. Belts for Bebo. The invisible eyelets add to the smart t appearance of both Macy! ARE f1.00 high and low shoes. % Batoonr, a5, phy Wohave als ad inall three colors, Mala. Meer, eld nary. OF sal Finer quailtiea tn ctode in Dgh end low Ghoes wo to $4.04, Wo thoss of Pigskin at 81.4%, MEN'S $3.00 SILK-AND-MADRAS S| SHIRTS — Special at— on the Main Fleer, 35th St. ussian”’ . wate rap, the, lad var, $149... In the new and very muuch improved and enlarged quarters of the "These remarkably attractive Shirts are in poy pe ngs <=) weave," cords, plain weaves and in fancy Jacquard effects. The colorings are chiefly i past novel Pecan stripe effects in tan, helio and Dive pan 8 wate Sik ound, ly smart are the delicate narrow stripe designs i All are cut in ‘and have tl he desirable “French” soft double cuffs, There arevnite laundered) Tecate, all sizes from 14 to 18, and sleeve-lengths 34 and 35, $1.50 to $2.50 Soft Shirts for Summer, Special at $1. 04 Of soft mercerized “pongee" cloth, of sheer woven madras, of crepe cloth and of “Russian” corded fabric. All made in coat style, with soft cuffs, and in all sizes from 14 to 18, MEN’S 50 SILK CIGARS RADICALLY REDUCED MEN’S $5.00 & Bearer raw on the Filth Floor, ssth St. ™* | C6 OO WHITE WASH TIES, ‘f 24c wer i. Conches Haputiclee Cf fhe Dlocdel Hovede nd wis OUTING Seg Aid| dete ae Ce SLM, su | FROUSERS, These cine ir RAT sant asl eal se’ (a), . 98 any ; t sett eal fet white, with faint stripes or small MEN'S $2.50 . STRAW HATS, ’s $1.24 “La Comserie” The finest qualit Sumatra wrapper. Macy's usual price is $1.98. $3 715 wee wisi: ( ee $4.75 “La Flor de Cantino” (50), $3.96 Of the highest grade clear Havana, ‘Finer qualities in stock up to the “Lute Man” ot (25) 96.60; chevwhere 610.08. $1.88 MEN’S 50c and 75c CRAVATS, 34 Made in and in “French” four-in-hand shapes, in Peseta ane, Se evans Pat colors, fancy weaves, jacquard effects, and stri New, and desireble shape, style and resh, and desirable, with many novel effects them. size. Finer qualities in fase. Aad te those of the finest he tied a4 at $1.44— if you want the Ky) uh tality elsewhere $2.00 and ‘Mala Fi oo way. —we have it— for $. ‘ailored in the latest lines, it from hip in every MEN'S $18.00 BLUE SERGE want the $3.50. ality SUITS, $14.75 —we have it— for $2.74, Good true blue that will not Main Fieor, B5th Street, at Mac sl es you . for =n it Mac: 3 Me wi an a foremost Hatters a of Fraland | or Macy’s is the only store 0 hing for America — and Lyd LF mobilist that does not. give ie oS or commissions to sample or undesirable pe. chauffeurs. The saving is yours, Examples: witth Meee, 34th 64, Panamaan gt edi a8, Coss $3.00 Gauntlets, $1.98 | $1.50 Goggles, 89c $5.00 Dusters, $4.49 | $1.25 Aute Caps, 99¢ ‘Mohair lining. fey the latest, in fact. Filth Fleer,