The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1914, Page 7

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Murray Hill 9000 Suits Usually to $35.00 Exceptional In a great variety of the new features, $75.00 latest materials, ; helps tender, People who are forced to stand on! their feet all day know what sore, tender, | Women’s Mourning Dresses Women’s Linen Dresses With long pleated tunics; triple skirt; some with plain skirts; yoke effect, $7.50 to $190.00 Women’s Summer Dresses Voiles, Crepes, Novelty Eponge and all the $5.95 to $250.00 According to style and material Third Floor SEVEN PRISONERS HELD FOR COMPLICITY IN COCAINE TRAFF Two Men Taken in a Flat Raid Say They Are Glad to Get Away From the Drug. Seven prisoners, three of. them ‘women, arrested in the early morn- ing hours by detectives assigned to the Cocaine Squad were arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court to-day and three were held on the charge of having cocaine or heroin in their pos- session. The others, users of the drug, were held for further examina- tion. Detectives O'Connor and Quevido were told at 2 o'clock this morning that a negro known as “The Sailor” was selling cocaine in a flat on the top floor at No. 302 West Fortieth street. Their information came from a “friend,” who said he had con- tracted the habit at the flat. He sald the password was “I came from the doctor.” The detectives went to the flat and knocked on the door. A negro woman, |stupid from the effects of cocaine, opened the door and the detectives pushed in, There were two other negro women and two white men in the flat. “The Sailor” wag missing. “I’m glad you came,” eaid one of the men to the detectives. “My name is Thomas Carley and my father was a policeman, It killed him when he found out T was using the coke. I want to quit, but I haven't the strength to do it alone, and I hope they send me up long enough to be cured,” Joseph Enterne, the other man, said he wanted to be cured, too. The | women were in such shape that the | detectives were afraid to arrest them |until they had been treated by an ambulance surgeon. John Bacco and Ferra Martin were arrested by Detectives Waterhouse and Judge in front of 520 Sev- enth avenue, charged with selling co- jeaine and heroin, Marked money which the detectives had given to a “fiend” was found in Bacco's pocket and Martin had a lot of heroin con- cealed in his hat. May Die Fr Gas Jet. William Soddington, ld, a letter carrier, living at No, 967 Lenox road, Flatbush, was taken to the Kings County Hospital early to-day suf- fering from gas potsoning. He was found unconscious by @ member of the | tumily, and an investigation showed that the Jet 10 hi room leaked. His condi- tion ts serious, Furs and Draperies Stored in Dry Cold Air Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, Closing Out Women's Fancy Tailored Suits At Prices Averaging Less Than Half $15.00 Suits Assortment of materials, introducing all to $50.00 88th Street, 39th Street Usually to $50.00 Women’s New Wash Skirts Usually $8.00 to $10.00 $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, 53.95, $5.00, $6.00, $6.95 Third Floor ‘THE: EVENING vonip,_wapnarpar, JUNE 10, 1914," BECKER'S BROTHER ASKS TO BE TRANSFERRED. Fears Nervous Breakdown After Murder Trial, He Says, and is Sent to Whitestone. Lieut. John Becker, brother of former Lieut. Charles Becker, was transferred to-day at his own request out of the Detective Bureau. He told Commissioner Woods that the atrain of helping in the preparation of the defense of his brother in the trial just finished had been a heavy strain yon him and he feared a nervous jdreakdown if he continued in his present busy assignment as chief of the detectives stationed at the West Thirtieth street station. Becker. who has been a detective since 1895, with an excellent record, was assigned to desk duty at White- stone, near his home in Aagoria, Picture showing all that was | left of the pie ‘after Johnny had found it. It was a pie made with BONWIT TELLER &,CO. atte AVENUE AT 3am STREET . Special Sales Thursday Women’s Hosiery & Underwear White Thread Silk Hose Pure thread silk throughout at top, soles and heels\ Hand Emb’d White Silk Hose ’ Hand embroidered clox in white, black, navy, | and purple. I, & R. Morley English Hose Of superior grade soft cotton, light or medium weight, in black Lisle Combination Suits Crochet or band top with umbrella or tight knee. Glove Silk Vests In embroidery crochet, styles. 95 oe 1.35 50 65 Special Values in Women’s Summer Dresses 9.75 12.50 14.50 Neves summer models in dimity, voile, and crepes, white, stripe | and embroidered styles. Founded 1826 Suits Usually to shin $23 °50 $19.50) Special Values in Silks For To-morrow and Friday Black hh ial Sati 10: A ia bteg Ca. per yard \ $7 78 Black Taffeta Dress Silk \ $ 1.25 Special, rat $1.50 White Washable itis Silk Marked at Greatly Reduced Prices “Salt Water Satins" for Bathing Suits Special, per yard New Roman Striped Silks l, per yard \ 65 Cc Lengths of Many Kinds of Silk Are being shown in black and changeable colors. Street Floor Many styles included are turned anid weited soles in patent and dull leather oc faegied 4) #12 Pe Ue del ald Li Tata slalalal sia 3 alta) Yow fesTwh aie Raed. a 2 = SSS SE fs Fe “ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “Te HOME of TRUTH’, Thursday i is : the Fourth Day of Our Great i Queensboro Bridge Celebration Sale A few only of the many thousands of pes 4 priced items that distinguish this important sale. a Remember that this event is carefully prepared to afford. savings on almost every possible want. | ‘Women’s Shoes, $1.98 Values $2.50 and $3.00 and white canvas Colonial pumps and Oxfords. Special lot of 800 pairs, button and lace shoes and “Mary Jane” puinps, at serge. Women’s White Low Shoes, $1.29 Including canvas pumps and strap slippers that usually sells $1.55 Women’s White Button Shoes, $1.98 Very special, made to sell for $2.50 and $3.00+ Goodyear welted soles in white canvas with tipped toes or with plain toe, Girls’ Shoes, $1.19—vatues to $2.00. from child's size 5 up to misses’ size 2. Girls’ White Button Shoes Goodyear Welted Soles—White Sea Isle Duck Canvas Sizes 844 to 2, value $1.98, at $1.50. Sizes 244 to 6, value $2.48, at $1.98. Boys’ Shoes—-Two Big Specials gs caif school shoes; regular $1.49; Goadiear welted lace Hyland $1.69; or 1 to5}, at Sale of “Carleton Linen” Sol [igi cl packa, “Defiance” Scissors, 19¢ Known as the best scissors selling at their usual price of 25¢. Adjustable hardwood frames, covered with best Please bring exact imeas- urements, for we cannot excha ange or credit wills dow screens. : quality fine mesh cloth. High 18 in, 22 in. 24 in. 24 in, High 24 in. 28 in. 28 in. 30 in. 30 in, Sherwood Metal Framed Window Screens All stock sizes, 32e to 5%. None sent C. 0. D. Our Wonderful Pure Food Show continues throughout this week, presenting the purest and best Groceries, Wines, Cigars, Meats, Fish, Fruits and V: ded. FR REE costly samples and souvenirs everywhere throughout the big pure food mart. Beautiful booths, Jolle-O Table Jellien—Per poke, ever recorded for this event. ° Note Paper, ».. 25c the pound Package. This is a heavy, high-grade hefinished Writing. ‘surface: pure. white, squares ges. Sold at this low price during Anniversary eek, ENVELOPES TO MATCH, 3 Packages for 2% Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Gtationery Shop, Lexington Arcade, reial Seetion, Window Screens Here are the si Closed 20 in, 20 in. 20 in, 22 in, Closed = Adjust to Price 2¢ in. 41 in. 22 in, 37 in, 24 in, 41 in. 22 in. 37 in. 26 in. 45 in. Beautiful decorations. he Finest—Milkman can. Re Cid Dk, 106; isyge bes ox’ ot 1g. al ‘ an away with nurchanes Samples served king Co.—Grand die Hame, Peanut Butter, | ry | larae ican Laubenhelmer: 4o/ftring Beans Per can. : Hh Meretemer ..”.'. Imported ‘Sardines Honaiess Virginia Dare Wine—large bottie. .B8¢| Rhine Wines and Bhipped by Bingen am Rhein. 82,00 Private Atork Rye or cravenette paper, with a} SANITARY APRONS, juare sheet, in pound Lengths. 3 to 6 inches. The equal of scissors sold elsewhere around town at 39. 3 | Mein ad | ae] be Sate Fifth Birthday 1914 Jf Lex.to3d AV at ae | Now in Progress— Annual Hosiery Sale A vast stock of Hosiery for men, (ij women and ch'Idren, at prices that ff have been considerably reduced. The savings are great enough to make it profitable for you to purchase hosiery needs for future use. The Men's Hose range from cotton hose at Se to pure thread silk socks &t $1.50. Women’s Hose, from cotton hose at Ge to pure silk hose at $5.98 "s Hose, from cotton lisle thread hose at Te to ribbed fibre silk hose at 24e. | Notions at Savings The thrifty women should take advantage of this ecor HUMAN sels NE nw _lnrae 5 SLIPPER TREES size, ic per pair... sini stau SILK HAIR PUMP Pow es NETS, large size, 5 for ENGLISH HAIR PINS, finish, 1 ounce papers, BAOlisecis deverciaes orien 1214¢ TON iooKs Satie “Se large size, each oc in zine boxes ABSORBENT SANITARY NAPKINS, per dozen. . 19 |? csald |MERCERIZED TUBUL R COR- SET LACES, 5 yards 3 for '"10¢ MERCERIZED LINGERIE BRAID, 10c WASHABLI : SHIELDS, all sizes, per pair OC FANCY GARTER sn Be SHOULDER BRACES, all_sizes, oat batt Liab ee DenaNal PIN SHEE for men, women or chile Gener paler doa WIRE FOL! ee CLOTHE: Ka HANGERS. . | $2. 49 Deke Room (Chandeliers, at $1.98 F bead fringe to match. For ™ gas or oth complete, ready 3 papers for... WHITE COTTON TAPE, inch wide, tables at the most sensational prices ‘These prices will prevail all week. Every item slashed Franco - American Readymaid, Cong can, 100; 8 fo Rami Koval Salad 1 dium bot, 2am I Sam) Waldort Pound ts - Heinz farietlen— Try Met in Fag Me oom Ma arent 0 Imported W — 4.,B; Lawson's Old J ona aaah J ee (czuaae pec privat Brandy re ue SS || Ca toenia CRerey Hirer D) | Searels Seat Ries California Peac! ch Brandy. T he ——_- oo Guiness’ Extra 81.49; dozen eplite > eae ara