The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1914, Page 5

ROBBERS TRUSSUP |. LONE CLERK NEN CAR STORE THEFT Bind and Gag Victim at No. 12 Delancey Street and Escape With $28. Although one of their number was ‘arrested last week, the band of young. hold-up men who have robbed taree Cigar Stores Company stores im the last few weexs have added @motber robbery to their Mst and Capt. Cray and detectives from Head- quarters are still trying in vain to “ eatoh them. ‘The United Store at No. 12 Delancey etreet received the visitation this gagged and shoved ina rearroom. ~ Rubin has given the police a good @escription of the three young men there entered a youth who in the last few days Rubin had come to know. He had frequently bought cigarettes and twice yesterday had used the telephone in the store. Last night he asked for a cigar. When Rubin straightened up from the shelving below the counter he faced @ levelled revolver. “Put up your hands,” commanded the youth, and Rubin, thinking the af- fair must be @ jest, merely laughed, rr ra “You can’t frighten me, Put that gun away!” But the youth declared angrily that it was no joke and Rubin appreciated this when two other youths entered, each armed with a revolver. He was ‘up, but the latch of the door to the rear room did not catch when minut Rubin wrig through the door to tne front of the atore, where he kicked with his heels saninet the long glass pane in the joor. ‘ rr. Pasversby released him and he ex- amined the cash register at once. He found that $28, all it contained, had been taken, Then he hurried to Po- Nee Headquarters. 7 a hehe ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Great Northern in its yearty state- ment shows 8.85 per Veg Bl yet ir Tents decreased $3,250,000, and sur- Pires year shows decreases of for July and August shows decrease of $499,679 In gross carmings, and $161,986 decrease in jag income. Baltimore and Ohio directors have fesued circular to stockholders ask- ing their aproval at special meeting, Nov. 15, of plan to issue new blanket an it matures, including $26,000,000 short-time notes outstand- ing, which mature June 1, 1915. Mile freight care totaled 181,027 Ost. 1 on United States and Canadian lines. This is a di of 6,023 from Sept. 15. There js a slackening up in issue of emergency currency to Oot. ie it agaregates $34 . . 16 issue for the last day ej $900,000. &-88-90 Myrtle Ave. Cor Lawrence St. The World supply their home wants with that sane Judgment so characteristic of American people and are quick to appreciate merit and give encour- agement where it Is due. And be- cause of this ample apprecia- tion of enterprise and aggres- siveness they have, for more than a quarter of a century, ac- corded to the McEnery Store a liberal proportion of their pur- chases, recognizing in this great § Housefurnishing Establishment all that stands for business integrity, dependable QUALITY, unsurpassed VALUE and matchless SERVICE. McEnery’s stocks are always com- plete and laresting, affording not merely a Satisfying choice but Just the selection wanted. A SANE CREDIT SYSTEM completes a conveniest as well as a delight- ful place to buy furniture and the general needs of the home. Home i Cuttits 95.50 118.75 145.50 Sold on Easy Terms Brery article ie of good quality, in lead. ag patterns and eyough to completely Great Fall Stocks of B nedwes Furnished Unusual o; Remarkab dak by RING W ~ FRIDAY, 34th Street — Annual Week of Sales 5TYears of Growthin Merchandising ¥ “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century 15,000 Yards of Black Dress Silks value 1.50, yd. 85c in a variety of weaves, including Black Satin Suiting Black Moire Francaise Black Chiffon Taffeta Black Moire Velour Black Armure Royal Black Messaline in addition 1000 Dress Lengths of Black Silks and Satins. Of Standard Qualities, and in a wide range of Fashionable Weaves. value 1.60 to 8.50, yd. 85c tw 1.50 Imported Double Width Black Dress Velvet.....yd. 2.24 value 3.50 LININGS & FLANNELS 96-inch Soft Finish Lining Satin,—full range of newest colors; ite, I lack. ; also White, Ivory or Sgr ni OBe Silk Warp Shirting Flannel,—large assortments of novel styles and coburn value 1.85, 74. OBC sucka tigi ot Titer a ds Excellent Values JEWELRY Pearl Necklaces,—richly reproduced; delicate white and cream tiats; wax filled; graduated or uniform size; 16 and 20 inches long, pouiten hie lain he decorated aba finished , ster of r! nes im ver, berrel snap, or clu ice 2.75 Solid Gold Bracelets,—one-balf engraved; patented con- i toh. TOKE. Golds. ssesssseeeeneess +s Value 8.00, 5.95 9.50 L4-kt. Gold........ee00e ssnas value 12.50, Bracelet Picasa filled; bap dae uality, extension ; fitted wii -jewe! er MoV. . bracelet; wil serene) ey levi mp aia Jeweled Lavallitres,—solid 10-kt. gold; four dainty pat! with solid gold neckehain attached. 4.78 value 6, Bar Pins,—Sterling Silver; many attractive designs; closely set in combinations of Rhinestones with Sapphi Emeralds, Amethysts or Rubies. value 2.95, {.58 Silver Mesh Bags,—a limited number in Sterling Silver and German Silver. Bearing Eller o oa ssid ts tatoe oe ZOO German Silver... formerly 4.25 to7.50 2.75 tc 5.00 ity Cases,— H les, jses.. Vanity Cason eet) 6.78 22:00," S08 to 18,00 Important Saie LEATHER GOODS Party or Vanity Boxes, fitted with brass accessories; some covered with Long Grain Leather in Black, Purple, Green and Blue; eight fittings; others covered with Ecrase, i By Purple, Wistaria-or Green, containing ove fittings, "D. ‘4 value 8, Hand Bags,—pleated Pannier handle style, of Morocco Leather Black and Colors. Five vanity fittings in pists) finish; also purse. value 2.95 pe Dressin, Some Hd re, Made of Brows or London Smoke Cowhide; el ittings; eig) ten ic, Firecetes, including. Military Brushes. paca value 6.50 Hand Bags,—new pouch style of Black Silk Moire with wide silk handle; self covered frame; inside frame pu sig lined; also mirror. value 2.95, S Unusual Value STATIONERY Brass Desk Sets,—plain dull finish; seven pieces, con- sisting of Inkwell, Pen Brush, Paper Knife, Calendar Blotter, Paper Clip and Desk Pad. value 5.00 3. Writing Tablets,—box style; of Black Real Seal Leather é Value 8.00 to 5.00, “Sos Cabinets of Writing Pay r,—containing 120 sheet; 100 envelopes, White, Blue or Gray. wai 1.00, 4-23 Cabinets,—containing two quires of gilt-edged pondence cards with ak to match; two nie i506 OOTOBER 9, 1914, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER THE 10TH portunities for advantageous purchases are Sales, which far surpass all former efforts in James McCreery & Co. prreeniee in the follow nequalled Values Offered. 5th Avenue Arranged for Saturday An Extraordinary Offering of MISSES’ AND GIRLS’ SUITS, COATS Misses’ Suits—14 to 18 years; 'exclu- sive reproduction of one of the Jater Fall models in fine quality Broadcloth combined with Velveteen and trimmed with Fur. Navy Blue, Black, Negre Brown, Green or Prune. 29.50, actual value 45.00 Misses" Dresses,—14 to 18 years; made of Serge or Broadclot:: combined with Black Satin. Navy Blue, Black, Negre or Prune. 12.75 end 16.75 actual values 18.50 and 24.50 Misses" Coats,—14 to 18 years; practical models for general wear; in English or Scotch Mixtures, Zibeline, Cheviot or Chinchilla. 12.75 and 18.50 actual values 18.50 and 26.50 Misses" Afternoon Dresses,—14 to 18 years; smert, practical models in Charmeuse; Redingote, Tunic or Basque style; Navy Blue, Black, Negre Brown or Green. 14.75, actual value 22.50 Misses’ Evening Dresses,—14 to 18 years; new and exclusive models in Taffeta, Chiffon, Crepe de Chine or Satin trimmed with lace. White, Light Blue, Pink, Nile or Maize. 18.50, actual value 27.50 - Misses" Raincoats,—14 to 18 years; of Rubberized Serge, Tweed, Poplin or Ottoman Cloth; belted back; convertible collar. Tan, Navy Blue, Gray or Black. 7.50 and 9.75 actual values 10.75 and 16.50 AND DRESSES» Juniors’ Suits —15 to 17 years; smart, youthful models in Diagonal Cheviot or Gabardine. Navy Blue, Russian Green or Negre Brown. 16.75 and 26.50 actual values 22.50 and 82.50 Girls’ Coats—6 to 14 years; double breasted mode! with convertible collar; Navy Blue, Brown or Gray Chinchilla. 7.50, actualvalue 11.50 Girls’ Coats —6 to 16 years; practical, smart models in Zibeline. Navy or Copen- hagen Blue, Russian Green or Negre Brown. 8.50, actual value 12.75 Girls’ Dressy Coats —8 to M years; latest Fall models in Zibeline, Broadcloth, Velveteen or Corduroy; lined and interlined. 12.75. 18.50 and 26.50 actual values 18:50, 24.50 and 82.50 Girls’ Wool Dresses,—6 to 14 years; an assortment of one hundred and fifty dresses in various models; in Navy Blue Wool Serge, Plaid or Check Worsted Materials. 4.95 actual values 6.95 to 8.75 Girls’ Raincoats with Hat,—6 to 16 years; convertible collar; belted model. Navy Blue or Tan Silk Popiin. actual value 8,50 5. Girls’ Separate Skirts,—6 to 16 years; in Navy Blue Serge; gored or pleated models with or without waist. actusl value 8.75 2.95 Marked Price Concessions YOUNG MEN’S & BOYS’ WINTER SUITS & OVERCOATS Fifth Floor. 861 Young Men's Suits,—coats in new soft roll model; flap or patch pockets; made of Striped or Checked Fabrics; also Oxford Gray or Navy Blue Serge or Cheviot. Size 82 to 42 inch chest. values 21.60 and 25.00, 15.00 end 20.00 Young Men's Overcoats and Ulsters; notch or convertible collar; made of Fancy Cheviot or Tweed; also Oxford or Cambridge Gray Vicuna. Size 84 to 42 inch chest. values 16.50, 22.50 and 27.50, 12.50, 18.50 and 23.50 95 Boys’ Norfolk Suits,—with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers; English Norfolk model; made of Imported Fabrics, including Cheviot, Tweed or Navy Blue Cheviot. Sise 8 to 18 years, value 16.50, 12.650 259 Boys’ Norfolk Suits,—with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers; made of Fancy Mixed Cheviot or Tweed; also Navy Blue Serge or Cheviot. Size 8 to 18 years, 6.50 and 8.50 values 8.50 and 10.50 Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats,—in new Plaid effects. Size 8 to 18 years....value 8.50, 5.50 Boys’ Coats,—modified Balmacaan motel; made of Chinchilla or Shetland Clothin Navy Blue, Brown or Gray. Size #44 to 10 years. value 12,50, 8.50 Boys’ Double Breasted Ulsters for School or Dress Wear; convertible collar; made of Imported Fabrics, Size 18to 18 years. value 16.50, 12.50 Boys’ Blouses or Shirts,—soft or laundered; made of Imported Fabrics in stripes on light or dark grounds. Blouses,—Sise 7 to 14 years; Shirts,—Bise 18 to 14 inch neckband. 95 value 1.65 Men's and Young Men's Solt Felt and Tweed Hate in the newest shapes and colors, ...7.1.95 value 2.06 WOMEN’S TRIMMED HA Representing attractive assortment of the Specially Priced, 5.00 and 10.00 Untrimmed iets ea Bleck Silk Plush Hats with facings of ia aT Unusually Low Prices FUR GARMENTS A large variety of smart models. Black Caracul iasae 0 Natural Skunk Mutfs.....esce.s0++ 2 0 Natural Skunk Neckpicces........... é 18.50 « Hudson Seal Mutfs,......0.cocesssssseseeeees-.. 1 &5O Hudson Beal Neckpieces. ...00.cscssessseceereeees 12-80 Black Wolf Mutfs.......scccccsees recess senseces 1 4.50 9.50 Black Wolf Neckpleces.... 000 02.+sceessseveesss Remarkable Values WOMEN'S CLOAKS & WRAPS - 900 Smart Street Coats. Made Broadeloth, Mixtures Broadtail Cloth. i Gopi of Lnprted Model value 85.00 150 Traveling or Motor Coats. 138 Practical Coats Made of Brosdcloth,—trimmed and lined.......value $5.00 22.50 Exceptional Values WOMEN’S SUITS Smart Tailored Suits. ots Daa ae Cot ok Considerably Underpriced WOMEN'S DRESSES Crepe Mi Im Satin—trimmed wie and a - 26.50 ar, on Street or Trotteur Dresses Oi Satin Charmeuse fine French new and distinctive “eg oe ee Tailored Dresses of All-Wool Serge. Navy Blue, Black or Seal Brown. value 16.50 12.50 Specially Priced IMPORTED TOILET REQUISITES Hair Brushee—Ivory Finish Collulold..........,,each 1.5 Military Brushee—“ “ eccteneeee sO tei Cloth Brushes— “ “ seveeeey each Hand-mirrore— “ “ “assorted handleseach 1. Nall Buffer and Tray—removable chamois....60c Nall Files in Ivory Finish; flexible steel... Shoe Hooks in Ivory Finish. ,., Combe—assorted styles... E Hat Pin Holders.,,,,..,++++++5 Nail Selssors—celluloid handles. aes Pier ty Ts “