The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 8

‘TEE CHOIR BOY BURGLAR, CHAMPION ESCAPER, BETTER PARK MUSIC AND MORE OF IT COMING Committee of Composers and Di- ay Phe don’t kill friction, in will kill your tthe jump on friction rectors Named to Arrange opeeneeha Park Programmes, commissioner Ward an over bearings that eliminates o-metal contact, results in tuileage, cuts down repair gives long life to your car. quality of musie in the band con- certs of the public parks, rearranging the concert xchedules and to Increase Found It in Station. the committe will be heid in Com- Job Phinp [apes from the New York Juvenil jd Do Koven, Nahan /Aaylum at Dobbs Ferry, where he wa Joseph Dixon CrucibleCo, | 0%". Md Franko, Estabtiched m 1027 PRE Mannes. concerts will be held will be revised no that every section of the city will lo band concerts Butler and did not steal, the silver. BUSINESS HOURS, 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING JULY & AUGUST Mailable Merchandise Forwarded Without Charge oe ee Attractive Sale of Women’s Stockings Farts for Saturday i Pure Thread Silk, with double tops and soles in Black, White, Emerald, Taupe, Bronze, Tan, Navy, Purple, Cerise doubtful if and other shades, at, per pair...... 75c vill Ps bee Formerly $1.00 HAWAII REJECTS LEPER. here. Molokal, Local opposition to the pro Vice-President Marsnall lives. He ee Silk Lisle with reinforced tops and soles, Black, biden and Tan, at, reds of fishing bonts atong the co were sunk and many buildings w blown down, The principal damage said to have been at Nagasaki. 6th Ave. and 20th St. ‘The Biggest Values in New York in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes Can Alway Be Found in the Cammeyer Basement. CAUGHT WITH GOODS choir boy" of Brooklyn, who Lubricating Chart linisioner, Ward's office on Monday Fr when to lubricate. atern ¥ nt age of seventeen has made four es- fe’ lh send it te you on request. tee Includes Victor Her- anuet Klein and David sent for burglary —the first time when! ne list of parks where ‘he was only fourteen years old—ta In the hands of the police once more. ||| be within convenient distance of pub- Detectives Clare and Regan of the street station, Brooklyn, ar- rested him last evening as hé was try- jing to pawn some silverware, and to- || day arraigned him before Magistrate ||) Dodd in the Butler Street Court so he H could be held until they could Inves- tigate hia story that he had found, || Raymond said ho was out on pro- || bation now, and that is another point | I the detectives want to investigate, aa.) they suspect he cxcaped again from * HONOLULU, T. H, June 6—-The Honolulu Board of Mealth has revelved @ request from the Mederal authorities at Washington for permission to send John R. Barly, the alleged leper, to powed plan has been aroused pnd it bi al ariy's (ranafer to Hawali 4 ence in a Washington otel at which | jj) caped from the quarantine station at || Port Townsend, Washington, on May 18. || POE PAM iicca ei seccorvensenencee 35c TOKIO, June §.—Western and South- ern Japan were swept to-day by a ter- rifle hurricane which {4 belleved to have | drowned several hundred persons. Hun- ||| gvaniee woRLp | EARLY FALL CANDIDATES. | Rewubitonne of ‘Teenty-tirat Name Rorthern, California kde toctay vo te Hustified by the Interstate Commerce the 1 meeting at the Manhattan Republican | Club at Seventh avenue and One Hane dred and Thirty nin made these denixn the chotes of that idlatetet for the fall primaries i ‘iefented by Heni Urimary fight In expect Now ee tn their number. Tho first meeting of] Raymond Reck, the “angolefaced jeetow eee Reomoted a $1.00 at the hose of friends have already put him in ORRI Rate tne June 6. — wenn from 48 to, $10" in Tumber. rates Thee Primary Chote. mission. Re publican County Jaat, night, | vidaten ne For, nounce y the appointment of) lols a Gripsack bie UR of Silver Fer her of Congress from the the victima of the ers, mu irectors and critics to This Time and Savs He Tousen De Ae wit a a oily eure | take up the matter of tmproving the . ri and Was under ¢ A itv vely | @ trial, tween ve ee ‘antes, If non, who me athe, ve already. pat kin he F. CO., Washington, D. C. sale by all Riker- Hegeman b Objects to the Prononal to Send), It Will Pay You to See the Values. Both Style and Quality in These Cammeyer $3.00 ‘Shoes. 47 Styies to Chose From. In Our Basement We Have Wonderful Impressive Values Here » in Men’s and Women’s ee Low Shoes Child’s, Misses’ and Growing Girls’ 4 Ankle Pumps. f Splendid iu appearance, still better in value, Patent Leather, Gun Metal and White Canvas =~ toss Sige 9.25 | Se $450 | Seto 81-85 LD) lito? “Child’s, Misses’ and Taccating Girls’ Button Shoes “a ——“Gun Metal Metal Celt and! Binck Kid with Pater Patent "Teather tl zt ¢ on $445 iia $1.3 Sito s 94-75 : a Stern Trothers | 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fh Avenue. Have arranged for To-morrow, Saturday, An Extraordinary Sale of Women’s 16-Button Length Mousquetaire Gloves of Milanese Silk or Chamois Lisle, at 69c a pair The Milanese Silk Gloves are Paris point embroidered, in white, black and pongee; the Chamois Lisle Gloves have er back. In white, natural and pongee. Regular value a pair. ’ Women’s Sweaters In Attractive Variety at Special Prices NUSUALLY large collections of women’s foreign and domestic sweaters in exclusive patterns and attractive colorings are now being shown on the Main Floor. ‘Also the following groups at special reductions, to-morrow: Women’s $4.00 Sweaters at $2.75 Imported; fine Shetland wool; in white with colored borders. Women's $6.95 Sweaters at $4.75 of angora and fine zephyr wool, in plain colors with white collars, cuffs and belts. Women’s Imported Sweaters, special $5.95 of soft light weight Shetland wvol; in a variety of colors. Women’s $11.00 Sweaters at $8.25 of imported double Shetland wool in white with con- trasting colors. Misses’ $4.00 Sweaters at $2.95 All wool, in plain or fancy stitch; large collars and belts. Misses’ $4.50 Sweaters at $3.25 Imported; double Shetland wool; with collar and belt. In preparation for next Monday, June 8th, an Extraordinary Offering of Real Madeira and Other Hand-Embroidered Linens At a Third to a Half Below Usual Prices. Full details of the sale will be published in Sunday’s papers. Women’s Neckwear AN ipepaction of the beautiful pieces in the Neckwear Department, on the Main Floor, will show the importance of this part of women’s parel this season. Very charming and com- wits collections are here to select from. The following at very special prices, to-morrow: Hand Embroidered Organdie Vestees, with Gladstone or flat collars; Value 85c, special at 65 Plain Organdie Guim; ith rolling Gladstone collars; Value 950, . special at 76c Orgaadie Guimpes, band embroidered fronts, Value $1.50, 5 ‘ special at $1.25 ° Handkerchiefs For Men, Women and Children EVERAL excellent varieties selected from our regular stocks and offered on the Main Floor, at very special prices, to-morrow, as follows: Women's Pure Linen and Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs, with fancy wreath initial, at 95c per doz. Women’s Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at $1.10, 1.35 and 1.95 per doz. Women’s French Colored Linen Handkerchiefs, at $1.80 per dos. Women’s Pure Linen Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, at 19c and 30c each Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered initial, at $1.95 per doz. Men’s Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at $1.65 and 2.50 per doz. Men’s Pure Linen Initialled Handkerchiefs, $1.75 per dos. Men's Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, in white and colors, Children’s Linen Handkorchiets, with colored borders, at 40c each at $1.00 per dos. ratpay, sons ints east FOR DRINK HABIT rcessful has ORRIN |: will be refunded. ORRINE costs only pre bes. Ask for Free Booklet. = = For $15.00 Summer Suits $12.50 For Summer Suits Values up to $22.50 Tartan Plaids, in many smart colorings; Pencil Stripes, Blue Serges, Gray Serges, blue, brown and gray mixtures and plain gtays—wonder values all. Cool Clothes For Warm Days Flannel Trousers $3.75 to $5.00 In Plain White, Gray and Striped Khaki Trousers... $1.00 to $1.50 Duck Trousers... .$1.00 to $1.50 Palm Beach Suits Plain and Fancy......... ‘Auto Dusters. . For $2.00 Hats. Big Sale of Boys’ Norfolk Suits $4.95 For $6.50 Values Ph. ee) the most remarkable values ever offered for Boys. At $1.98—Newest model Norfolks, Balkans and Box Pleats, in smart brewn and gray mixtures and a few plain blues. $1.95 Suits on Sale at Our Union Square and Our 125th Street Stores Only, At Hee and $5.95—Fine fast colo: all-wool TRUE BLUE Serges in the very newest and smartest of styles—the famous BALKAN MODEL with stitched-on belt and with knife or box pleats—all knickers lined throughout. Sizes 7 to 18. $4.95 and $5.95 Suits on Sale at 4 Brill Stores. 279 Broadway, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14 47 Cortlandt 125th Str $1.95 For ee 2 $4.00 Dollars That You Can Bank- Our F amous With Some of the Biggest Values ve Have Ever Offered in Mid-Seas $7.50 %10.00 Newest models, smartest styles—Tartan Plaids, Pencil Stripes, Blue Serges, Gray Serges, Gray Cassimeres; Blue, Brown, and Gray Mixtures, Silk Mixture Worsteds; neat Pepper-and-Salt Mixtures and plain blacks. For $10 & $12.50 SU MME Rit mixtures. SUITS The opportunity of a life- Sale of Men’s lor economical men. Broken lots of our $10.00 and $12.50 Summer Suits Bel Stor ad or csy $1 $1.50 $2 On Sale at Our ety : Union Square Store |** 04 wesr'as fabric imegin- $7.50 and at Our $1.00 to $6.00! 125th St. Store Only Straw Hats—Special $1.50 AND 52.00 For $3.00 Hats The pick of the season’s best styles, shapes and braids—all waterproofed. Street, near Broadway t, near Greenwich Street , corner Third Avenue—Open Evenings Union Square Store Open Saturday Evening ~ Simplify Se by | (||) saving time, temper and tramping. — Bargains That You Can Bank on! That is the magnet that will draw ba ogre and Foresighted Men, ‘oung Men, Youths and Mothers caine Fathers tothe Busy Brill stores to-day and to-morrow. Be sure you are there—it means MONEY SAVED, for this is the time of J une Sales For $18.00 Summer Suits $15.00 For Summer Suits Values up to $25.00 Some of the very best bar- gains the Brill Stores have ever offered. B. B. True Blue Serges, ‘Tartan Plaids, Pencil Stripes and hundreds Trousers Included are Values from 98.00 to $4.00 and about every pattern able for work or ‘dress trousers —mixtures and stripes, all weights. Summer Furnishings Special Prices 50c Silk ae wear. .28¢ | 50c Underwear. $1 Silk Neckwear... .50c 50c Hosiery. o 25c Hosiery. . Bathing Suite Special at. .$2, $2.80, $3 and $3. $5.95 For $7.50 Values yi