The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1914, Page 9

j THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 6, fo14. ' | F - the past week were 555,000 bushels able 25 cents June 1 and balance | | ateo, Detectives worked vainly on the ‘ of Leading Sto less than a yoar ago. Offerings were Oct. 1, | case, ‘ on Present Bellin reported well taken in the West en | Mise Reeb then decided to do a T 5 ‘Bates. . || Better cash demand helped to ad-| Cost of war to Bulgaria estimated Geclaee te ce '] § Amalgamated Copper. +7791) vance prices in the later trading, | at $648,000,000. | little detective work on her own ac- 7 1 American Can pf... ‘ closing % to % cent advance. + > | IN CELL BY GIRL WHO jcount, She spent much time riding 7 American Car & Foun. econ | 4 ; N.Y. TT RKET. | about the city, Yesterday she caught | Market Closing—tf there ts any- ¢ Atierioah Breiters ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. adh eB LR 7 American Smelte | Ortioff on a Bay Kidge train at Thir tit in the admonition not to sell a | 15 Canadian Pacific a M. Rumely Company's combined co ER ie 4 Shas pumbed wites te tee dentin pints 4 0 Movern Grocery Stores ul market it should apply now. A | 6 Consolidated Gas 51 ]| income account shows toss for the |; sorsusees ig ey ie ia form and dragged him to the Fourth | condition of intense dulness prevailed | 7 Great Northorn year of $3,504,929 HH See GE ibe the avenue police station, | Specials for Week of 6th tm late afternoon, but prices were | 10 en tose an 7 cham | Cotton prices opened down from alin’ | At first ne denied he had boarded | eteady, and those who were bullishly | 7 Northern Pacithe ‘stern Pacific's February stg"! 4 to 7 points. Market eased off fur- v jet u 0 ee ome, but when out, | 9 bottle, 18e— Anolined said the market was sold to | 6 Pennsylvania declined $31,022, leaving a deficit Of lymer after the call; demand trom big! Ortloff, “Opera Student,’”) tr nia past performances, the iieuten Snider’s Catsup, pint bottle. ... 12c © atandetit. \] 8 Reading . $36,220, Eight months’ gross 1D! shorts wan leas urgent, and local | ant says, he adinitted the theft and Rice, finest whole gtain, 8 lbs. 28c There was a little selling pressure | ,f Bouthern Fact creased $119,002, net declined #9006. gainers and South gold. Port re-| Nabbed on Train and Accused | slo, the fact that he had been In Crisco, best for cooking, | ¢ 2ic | on Great Northern Ore, resulting in | '§ United States Si United Cigar Stores Company'n|Celpta estimated 18,000 bales; Inst | prison. une 9 cooking, large can. . & decline of over @ point to 24%, but || 7 United States Steel pe regular quarterly dividend of 1% por | Week, 19,041; year ago, 25,883. of Jewel Theft. | 7) Almonds, finest paper shelled, lb.. 4c the stock met support at th . cent. on mmon stock is payable; Scattered realizing was well ab- . Domino =} sib. ste—¢ level, The street had no spect tm, i May 16 to stock of record April 4. sorbed in morning, but business waa wa es Ff | ° ugar, bor.. . planation of the decline, Total | Terns light and buying was not aggressive, on a tall and attractive young) at FOUNTAING. HOTELS, OR CLECWHERG 10K198 shares, [fais 16 ee te ee cane ease in calunder| Closed near to the low point of the|man of conversational ability asked | Get the . Lea & Perrin’s Sauce, (.i"' 21c Opening was quiet and initial price, (nce year 1913 against 1295-100 per cent. in| gay, 18 to 17 points decline, several weeks ago at Mins Hatolle| Original ead Genuine Argo Corn Starch, PKQ.......... 5c 3 changes were unimportant. Copper! j:"4 1912, an increase of 1 00 per cent. —_———— Reeb’s home at No. 1028 Jefferson . 9 Quaker F; rin, . cet aren is tasdee ait of |0 E Nortotk and. Western ebruary| POLICEMAN HURT BY HORSE, |*¥*tu®, Brookiva, about the possi | C 8 arina, pkg... 5 vanced after the opening. tt % ‘ona declined $89: et decreased pate pet @ boarder there, his | We serve the people best. While the volume of business was| 11,457. Eight months’ gross in-| ang Stamble: an@ Rolls aud Ashes | light fractional atna were made | Wack: ed $élasl, net decreased $1,- Poter Ortioft was his name ite MALTED MILK 4 All the active stocks in the firat half] Wann of Gras oe TR e sang charmingly and many neighbors = H if U. 8. Steel seemed to possess) Weng, 8 ue Inton Pacific director plan tol ,While Policeman Thomas J. Weber of lcame to hear bim. He said he was| "“CMh ops ase Sorttalone 4 . mpi strength, gaining 1-2, to| SG ghersi Motor ‘pf. exdlridend 1% per owt, Union Pac Cucidends on the com. | the Sheepshead Hay station was riding|q nurse in the Bushwick Hospital, | Z » A ort interest 1s said by close ne CONTINUE tO PAY eld per cont. per | his horse, Mirth, through Ryder’s lane, | ALLA | H. a to be larger than at any! mon stock at rate of 10 per cent. per ; i but was training for the operatic! TheFood Drinkfor. ges | other time in a long while, Trading| CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN |annum until holders of common stock | near Kings Highway, to-day, the anl-| siagg, | cM BURR, MUALT CRASS EXTRACT. O8 POWDER | 4 eased off toward the end of the first MARKET. have received the extra distribution | mal stumbled, fell and rolled over on| "iit on april § Mian Reeb discovered | ry ? meet the talk of the town, tell about it 2 hour. There was revival of dividend | seeurage BJ approved by the board Jan, 8 last. him. Weber was hurt about the armas, Not mn any Milk Trust talk on Inter. Met. preferred, but}. clo ; Cone, shouffers and legs, but managed to|that thetr new boarder had disap. al h World “Want” Ad an we e & traders were not inclined to speculate Bk fv: Be Re - By April 20 the 80 by-product coke | walk to his station house and report|peared in the night and six diamond @@§™ Insist on “HORLICK’S through a 88 1% : on that issue, although earnings are |*7 8 Be: % | ovens of Republic Iron & Steel Com- | aick. He was sent home for treatment. | rings valued at $1,000 had vanished Tekeoe jo : 1 running at the rate of 81-2 per cent. RN. ft |pany at Youngstown will be in full fe erie 4s) » koe Glow 8 | operation, employing 200 gadditional | © 1 Market held firm during the second |*3\t met 8! men, on amall acale. In the oa t 8 ‘ n the market was prac-| Wheat opened % to % off. Wheat] vacuum Otl reports surplus! th ly at a standstill: only a few/exports for the week were 4,436,000 | neo, $1 $17,151, against $14,676,275 stocks were traded in, but prices held/ bushels below the period a yeur| previous yoar. Fe oteady. ago. A bearish Gor ment report is a expected to-morrow. Crop news is} Mountain Power Company recently The Closing Quotations. ao favorable it keeps the market/tisted on the Stock Exchange reports et | short, and prices readily reco t earnings for year $2,414,388; bal- ¥ + from decline until toward the close) ance after dividends 10% + when prices were % to % below Sat- % BOM + urday’s final figures. Davia-Daly Copper Company called i Bie Gy opened firm. Corn exports for! aasessment of 60 cents a share pay- Be Bs wl "i fw ue 7 4 a & (\ BS BS BS * 2 N' Ei <a Sl/ ti A sd ++ Digests Food when Stomach iar, ct enfin stoma rsa ‘ h and intestines. Headaches from Can’t — No. Sourness, |itomach are absolutely unknown where Pape's Diapepsin is used. It really does E +5 ‘ stl x Gas, Indigestion. all the work of a healthy stomach. It digests your meals when your stomach n't. It leaves nothing to ferment, sour ” * B * ty ‘ 4 — 4 You can eat anything your stomach | and upset the stomach. i +e +t tt CP EFEPE CEE SauuzesanEegetegses Sebastes craves without fear of Indigestion or t a large 50-cent case of Pape's Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer- pepsin from your druggist, then e a ur on your stomach, if you| anything you want without the slightest mz discomfort or misery, besides, ev: U4, | ted; | ticle of impurity and Gas that j EI —_ a! id, | stomach and intestines will va = a poison or, stomach Should you be auffering now from In- Lj STEAL bg Uf e wali Wy 3 < Sulgsseeateonys ore eS jelching, Dizziness, a feeling of fullness | digestion or any stomach disorder, you Z = after eating, Nausea, Indigestion (like a|can get relief in five minutes. IR TEq SE wu a2 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF b ie WP Z Z g ~~ -— ae a — = SSS = AY || DIAPEPSIN i ines PEE ay A The Home of Knickerbocker” ed The Beer That Satisfies > ¥ 2% ld ng RRL nT ‘LARGE 50 CENT CASE ANY DRUG STORF SMITH GRAY«<CO. NUGEINER SERS AI FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT! FINAL CUT IN PRICES! but that’s not all— for NOW, for the FIRST TIME, are to be sold by Order of the Receiver NEW SPRING ss. including CRAVENETTED BALMACAANS Spring fabrics ordered last July for present season's regular business are NOW made up to be sold by Receiver’s order. $ OVERCOATS & SUITS, many suitable for Spring. $ For Men and Young Men. $15, $18 & $20. 6 8 e Receiver's Price...... a Gene, r) 10 97 OVERCOATS & SUITS, large assortment for ‘10 97 Spring. Also Cravenetted Balmacaans. For Men @ & Young Men. $18, $20, $22.50 & $25. Receiver's Price, e DVERCOATS & SUITS, also) OVERCOATS & SUITS, many |OVERCOATS & SUITS, plenty af Cravenetted Bialmacaans, ight weiehain ing welts included, For Mon and |light gartenta for, euamer are eer got A ‘oung po ur? $32.50, $35 ie yh Win} BRek'15.44)/e@ %20.93 (6 ef $25.49 . Price, Receiver's Price. A Verified Statement Becomes the Polished Trath. We insert this because we know the statement is true, but all a a i i ac ce el a aac Brewhouse itself. We invite the whole world to verify our Our chief object is to impress the truth upon the minds of through illustrations and words describing the home and place KNICKERBOCKER BEER is made and by personally conducting any in- terested parties through the plant. The more the public knows about the purity of beer and the harmless materials which are used to make it the pure, healthful beverage that it is, greater will be the appreciation of those citizens who advocate temperate living. Our product speaks for itself; the hundreds of thousands who drink it praise “The Beer That Satisfies;” and all who visit the home of Knick. erbocker express their admiration. During the past few months Architects and Engineers from different parts of the world have visited our plant and all pronounce it the acme of brewery sanitation and completeness. The Harvard Engineering Society of New York, after a personal investigation by their committee, pays the following compliment:— Feb. t7th, 1924. Jacob Ruppert’s Brewery, 90th St. & 8rd Ave., New York. Gentlemen :— I am directed by the Society to express our sincere appre- ciation of your courtesies to us on the occasion of our visit with you on Saturday last. May we also expr:ss our admiration at the completeness and efficiency of your plant and your manufacturing process Very truly yours, ROGER C,. BARNARD, Chairman Committee of Meetings. 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