The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 24

Ea face then Bi toate Before the altar were placed wreat the clubs and societies to which Cor ay General bel the American 4 We — ni ERCHIEF GAME Notable Gathering at Memo: ny Late U. %. Consel in Eng! Hl YON Fail to Get Any Security” for ton of Am ot Fortunes Supposed to Be Tiled Up. IN OCTOBER, 1904 Lots were selling at $750 to $1,500 each, between 160th |} "Sale at Both cnn 2 ry Ti ii i i Gix men were arrested to-day on the charge of trying to work the a) INITALY pour Aids Police} aiuseppe Langare of No. 237 East Twenty-ninth street was on his way. ig Down Man Who |to work when Pietro Montello, Frank) Piermonto and Frank Iola founded Mrs. Flavelle, approached him with a tale of sailing for Italy with 96,000 in cash. They asked Langare to care for the money for them until they took passage on & ship, but asked of him some secur- ity. Langare hustled home and got all the cash he could rake up, all his Jewelry, and was about to offer this when Detectives Mugge and Gaynor TL § of 1 8 [ z AT i it of the Central Office staff saved him by aresting his three country- Albert Klevin, a miner, was the other near-victim. Hi from the Pennsyly Mines on his way to his mother country, and he ft Fake Positively No Charge Sor Alterations, Fulton Street Cor. Bridge Street 1829-31 Broadway Near Gates Avenue ' , Sale Summer Waists ¢ Richest Silks, Chiffons and Crepe de Chines, $3, $4 and $5 values, A special waist offer tomorrow—a whole department full of novelties at a radical $1.97 & and 180th Streets, in the vicinity of Westchester Avenue | and Southern Boulevard: | IN NOVEMBER, 1904 The Subway started running through that section. IN DECEMBER, 1904 The same lots were selling for $3,500 to $5,000 each THE ABOVE ARE THE COLD FACTS ye of carried $1,960 in ce in his pocket. Louls Son bert ri £3 clearing price and the chance of the sea- son to secure one of these novelties. Latest tailored styles, a myriad filmy nets, — Medici collars, newest cuffs and sleeves, and every fashionable color or black and white. A i waist day at Martin's Saturday. Just When 1 Skirts “Most Needed Prices Lowest <i Rich Novelties, Serges and Checks ays style models that make wy the Sioa Summer range, in the latest, most fashionable materials and in all the choicest A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS INVESTED BEFORE THE SUBWAY WAS RUNNING MADE THOUSANDS. YOU HAVE EXACTLY THE SAME OPPORTUNITY AT THE PEARSALL ESTATE SALE eee om - An Appeal to Wives! You know the terrible affliction that | to many oes Lew gal _ the aed ee You kn y wasted. Py “Drink” gr the pone to » oo food hanged mares th oua- hg Pam 975/89 Pez= 9459 Open Menday ond Saterday Evenings 406 ST. L STATION AT CORNER $39 of the new shadings; carefully made, faultlessly tailored, perfectly fitting. A Metalic value for Seturda Ye $5.75 ~ Sale Women’s Suits $15, $18, $20 and $25 Values Creations that represent the borg Pnahdreqghs of rosaosed ‘and enclusiveness of design, in the a, ‘These models cannot be equaled than thei uations; th tailored, fitting perfectly. * Sale of Silk Dresses Actual $10, $12 and $15 Values tractive examples of ettiest sis Yr ahem esearty. cere pegged finished and are trimmed; prettiest colorings of season; now astonishi todo te to clear in a day. Children’s Dresses rises’ F albed $]. 97 of the most beautiful models for girls, em- Ane ear of the prettiest mei materials, daintily de- Sale Coats and Capes All the Latest Summer Styles Positive $12 and $15 Values $7. 75 ‘We desire to reduce at once a big stock of our coats and way. Hence a Sart depha del be we quote for lor tomorrow utterly rou view of the extraordinarily high of the models embraced. Sale Summer Dresses Fashionable Votles and Crepes. $ ie Genuine $15 and $18 Values. Pils egincic deli Haag dressy, ygrbee repel yc pooled oe beveled Gk pede tad pendint. These ors tee cove sirens ale ri od tentive scortment to select from at this low price, Children’s Coats Child Pret Stand $5 Coats 90-97 Probably the most Leigh collection of girls’ coats for present and wear ever together in Brooklyn. These coats are not the usual mediocre models sold at this price, but distinctive novelties you couldn't begin to buy under their regular prices, A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS INVESTED HERE ——— PG det eee WILL PRODUCE THOUSANDS WHEN THE SUB- WAY EXTENSION, NOW BUILDING, IS RUNNING ON WHITE PLAINS ROAD THE PEARSALL PROPERTY 120 LOTS « PELHAM PARKWAY x: Willamsbridge Rood HAVE GOT TO BE SOLD 1 Auction without Protection DECORATION DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 30TH, 1914 Only 30% cash required en Bae Deere ah ti: Titles gueranteed by Title Guarantee & Trust Co, Send for Maps to goth Bt. Brerse PE, iestcnseter PEt. Rh. ts Pelhan arkway station opposite property. 1TTt Beanie. Tisace “worris pine Brenue ‘teolley car te roperty. venue “L" te Fordham stati here Toke ind, or, cone Sie te Fercham jon. wi J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. & 3d Ave. Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau St. FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 &104 ST. $2.00 Sommer Combinations Nainsook, Deep Lace, Snesch Rnbeoidery Trimmes 9 7C Exquisitely made up with dainty trimmings of fi Yall peered oocall dha ths bag snd ritlen drawn; well cut, perfect fitting; new slashed drawe: $3.00 Summer Petticoats Tire mst, $1.97 Latest cut petticoats to go with the new Summer frock =— ome with deep flounces of lace or embroidery and wide STEAMBOATS. EXCURSIONS. drawn; positively best on the market for this price, BRCURSONS. era Special Trip Sunday May 24th To NEWBURGH And 'URN Highland Falls Both Ways, "Fur Storage ) RAY INCLUDING Ccsts 2% ronmie season [seins é % OO CTS. 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The New WATERBURY Wa ‘ome here ip the p morning, pave ye yeur old teeth extracted FRED, one) iting lon iy directed, to, th WATERBURY eon PARLORS DENTISTRY THAT LASTS Whistle, sing, laugh with head thrown back,| chew the hardest food and these Roofless Ts remain steadfastly in Fv Wve no Moged ‘ance or discomfort, arti) ed You ee not y ets ee it the roof of your mouth is uncover pri o to talk vith freedom. Ii wanted quickly, in a day by ‘All work| de A Be Al by our] RY up 2 00 up Silver Fillings.. Removal @ removal of our New York OMce from 3$rdi West eth Street (three doors East of Oppenteips c Galline & Co), ved facilities and enlarged apne ne ponies ily growing demand made upo On pre onan ‘nau Mth 8. New Y: cet os | SYORLD SAeata fg sett BE tek ee Ware Mand pring eftnms for demonstrate, in ab FS oe te ce fa ores age ; a ees The Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions’ than any other two medi- ums in the universe Stroudsburg, Pa., Cresco, Pa., ® Mount Pocono, Pa., bi pr" Geed to retars until Ost, 81. ood Rae a need FURS, on The Road of Anthracite proapwaY (e Ea ce at. is ), willbe ane 6 FER —_ ——wee ———— | WATCHES: DIAMOND ih _LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, CRP y ee ra po ee FOR SALE. ’s Clothing, $1 Weekly ib: CLAP MING CUeste P ts and overcoats Se indo 2, Foal a