The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 5

A ae with alsorderty condu yee arrested by Policeman Wa' leeman named Merkie was ever bis spiggoty naine was, inf bad! man, my brother telis me, a regular ding-donger of a bad man. He mayes | it @ practice to corral rich coffee mer: | chants, frisk them off to the mout tains and hold ‘em for ransom. That's | one of the favorite ousdoor sports| down there, anyway. { | “So I just set out to win the $5,000 | Prize the (iovernment down there hung up for anybody who'd bring in! Marcel Wave live or dead. I got! mixed in with a bad crowd pn tho! waterfront at Port Limon, learned =| BG CEDRGE CAPTURED COSTA RICA'S BAD MAN | AND AREWARD-MAYBE lowa estan the Spoils Bandit r ‘ou was no relation to the famous wads bool otal wilo failed to touch ~ Landay Will Sell You a - Victrola and Give You the . Most Liberal Terms in New York Simms, 19 preerie Rg discharge of Mr. ee ai cow ie aay p-; ten ‘wine ou: se map iladel- pbia for cee a Cherog J Evan- gelist Sunday Aes geen ety S sawdust trail. Lord & T. aylor | Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 30th Street New Taffeta Warp Prints hol insylvania Terminal at 1 geek Xi McKee Is Landed in Cell on Peni Sport and They'd Better that the bad man yas planning a So M ii ie ? : : thie morting, with wo ett cases \ we as So Much in Evidence tor Summer Gowns Way Home From Billy | Sip"\in ‘ote ots $f S| Pay That $5,000. Fete nie Grate eed pees the tnctramens see Gouke Ee Are Being Shown at Moderate Prices Bundsy Mectings, hottie at No. OF I axingioa aoe with him to Santo Domingo. ! to have. Tell the courteous musician salesman ° ° . re Sse Meta] Mark w the hag wl ot how |eg te an at st the ear nce on he | Wh"MAS co enake’tor'taving’ ar ee Wists Splendid Values in Silks Big George Stevens, ex-sherift of Sioux coast, and kidnapped a wealthy *col- ored person named Senor Rabell. ¥ gd t LLAn-elder of the Fifth Avenue Pres- a a roped oS City, Ia., captured Marcial Ceperro, the If your request is at all reasonable, we will A Special Lot couldn't “IE used to be a Sheriff back in tian Church, J ejcomen al ited the ‘ed out of @ed before daylight to-day His stla That fees fea al ‘trout le. Geeeds ks ert - Jamaican. i és ee ena tae bed little by little, sali manth,, = id : ¥ Silk Duvety Md sold 98¢ WHE called to the West Thirtieth | nim it would easily be esta tie | piece in the paper, printed in Port An- ba wile hel aera ig t season's in lengths only. Street Station to ball out Frank L. re bagat”’ tonto, Jamaica, to prove the hul’ dinged ve ipo.nort of governiment there. This offer holds good "Victsl va cent Ge AU woe Lath oi MeKee,) a sixty-two-year-old mission ae in these baga?” asked | sory an’ what's more, he has assur- landed in Jamaica I of the new sven or one of the Colored S. sFotpar ot the church. cit real fs think It Ie gay ances from Ei Presidente of Costa Rica | J od aw lees costly modelos le every type of 01 Ma jatins ‘ icKee was in a cell charged | con long as I estab-| that the 96,000 in real money wil! be| SUerd®. / oMiie DOOM ive and hip instrument made by the- Victrola Factory. 35 inches wide, eryaine and street shades, &5¢ ian tay my identity said the missionary, | his fust as soon as they find that much’ ing in the bills, ‘There was a hot Cc white, ivory and black. Usually 1.00 per yd. pM aor rt Poe money in the treasury down there. ight In which two of the Marcel boys ‘ome to = Ward and rapped with his club until] Big George blew into this town a Fe captured the big” bad: mes Colored Satin Finish Silks \ AGKER, MERRALL & COMDIT] kcisras.rca‘hon"‘io"marstei [Senco ran ort anor we [ seta Seite what |[ gag te $a5 Records sed crest than cip 9 stot inn 68 lan ¢, from Port Antonio, to-| pleasure of an in’ jon to ang- 8, i cu. COMPAN nreot statlon. aay. are had thie to. say: $15 to $250 pap , and street algo white, ii jan tas 8c Sioux City in the days when it was wom called a bad town and I guess I saw quali 95¢ Elm Ci ' tre f little rough an’ tumble work back ty. ty bir, Montes. “produced his eye nd in that time. Anyway when I went Me eaten; aa bile Originally $1.50 per yard them. One had nothing in it}down to visit my brother on his ‘ecsleal- Gonibasty, Ne. 6 Bar Street Floor Dat Maly Seomey terete, ne banana plantation near Port Limon, most imposing a m S bloat bowel of linen and more lcosta Rica, and heard from him acer caeh ther, 4 M4 tracts an camp i mphlets, snare of [about that shert-horned bandit they| fiver rized c's Sp 1 D Good: ; dleatmy conduct against hin fot [called Marcial Ceperro I thought 1 ae teen Be eee, Autho Victrola Factory Distributors. ectals in ress 4 1 Balke taik and restating arrest” Ald lmmight just an well go out and brin ehea leg 863 FIFTH AVE., COR. 46TH ST. 427 FIFTH AVE., AT 38TH ST. HI BC a th. [PHS oan Sialss cctcicaltin nove te tan tomeooee Oo By, maninainting 27. W.36TH ST. Bat, te, HGhAvs, 183 W. 42D ST. Near Broadway All Wool Check Dress se > was rese inches wide, My Hi “This here Marcel Wave, or what- 7p : Bos eae « black and 28 pd $1.10 was put in a cell. He and was Fe Leansmild smoke ined fe roe wee locas : are 7 to 9 Ibe. each (Ear See crise ae tn the new sop tolen Y Linen Skirts ‘Helps you to economize tre re Commissioner Woods. James MeG if [ ‘ ind colons Pass Seca fcr and I fancy fabrice =" = ar attour stores |"‘HOME WITH BACON’; je ! bery 0, ae ween FINDS HOME ABLAZE! .° “Champion” Al McCoy Rescued), ~~) Wife and Parents After Win- | ning Fight. | When “Champion” Al McCoy, mid- | Aleweight title-holder, got “home with) the bacon” at 1.15 A, M. to-day -he found his house afre. He lives at No. 2 Blake Avenue, East rk, in a two-story frame hous: is wife gs! | Second Floor OK 34th Street 5th Avenue On Sale Thursday and Friday Every box is de serving of the name it bears. TRIMMED HATS (Millinery Showroom, Third Floor) SMcCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century 5,000 yards of Superior Quality 4A showing of Advance Spring Styles,—smart Final clearance sal e, pie soft and parents, The biaze was in the cellar. He found everybody asleep and carried them out. Then he called the firemen and they soon had the fire out, the and exclusive models, featuring all the newest ma- terials and attractive combinations for street and dress wear. Double Width Dress Satin Navy Blue or Black, 40 inches wide. .value 1.75, yd. 989 Chiffon Dress Taffeta in White, Navy Blue or Black. shirts, 95c; sizes 13% to 20. Specially Priced Also a quantity of men’s 7; pore eT madsiphs axa pat ae- 1 8.00 Seis ch s wide. vajue 1.50, yd. 98c . . : ° en feted the Ow" Al MeCaY eter & Black Faille Francaise,—86 inches wide.......... yd, 1.35 pajamas specially priced, 95c. okly: ma mayer legions | ‘ MAIDS’ DRESSES & APRONS Moi clal 4 pik 7 ; day. for ee white Sth Floor WHITE WASH DRESS FABRICS Reductions iu. en's mteners j Bi ida useatt temeatiachoes ae—8 Others Injured, An extensive assortment of new models in House Dresses ‘ Imported White Cotton Gabardine,—superior quality; 44 ° l . * e charge. It achieves the NVILLE, ane Awe S45 for Maids and Waitresses. Made of Chambray, Percale or inches wide. value 1.25, yd. 95c suits, a rea incentive to finish the greatest musical je | reed and fra ctnere were eri | Gingham, Sines $4 to 42. 95c, 1.45, 1.95 to 3.00 || Imported White Irish Dress Ton inches wide...... season with spic and span attire, : demonstrate. while, ghtine, a are that destroyed the Aprons with or without bibs, in small and large sizes. Melaltt yd. 95¢ d affordi * TKNABE,, "75, 475108 Oine ‘bullding. was ' four-story, brick Prices range from......... seeeeese 250 to 3,50 White Broche Voile, 36 inches wide . value 50c, yd. 29c and alfording an economic start for AVAV AP AVATCY ATT A AM THe The ious ts ‘entimated at $70,000.| Bungalow Aprons of Percale..........0.ss0eece0s Special 50c | White Seed or Lace Voile, 88 inches wide............. yd. 280 next winter. — — value 40c A TE Pn Clenranan Gels White Basket Weave Suiting, $8 inches wide.......... d. 196 $ $ oa M| WOMEN’S SILK & KNIT UNDERWEAR value 8860 Saito £20, former riee-Gise S90"; Suits $25, former prices up to $35 Suits $30, former prices up to $38 Women’s Glove Silk Combination Suits,—band top; reinforced. White WOMEN’S HOSIERY s + or Pink. regularly 4.75, 3.75 Handkerchiefs Glove Silk Vests,—band top; plain yoke; also crocheted Extraordinary Values top with embroidered yoke. regularly 2.00, 1.65 | Thread Silk Stockings,—novel effects in fancy mixtures. and Ne ckwear Reg. Yrede Mark. Glove Silk Bloomers,—White or Pink.... regularly 2.00, ’ pair 1,25 « The usual McCutcheon regularly 2. Thread Silk Stockings,—lisle tops; reinforced heels, toes collection of Light Weight Wool Union Suits,—low neck; sleeveless; and eoles. Black, White or Colors. pair 85c chiefs in variety, sty! fe knee or ankle length. regularly 2.00, 1.35 regularly 1.00 and value, including what Imported White Ribbed Cotton Union Suits,—low neck, Thread Silk Stockings,—lisle tops and soles, Black or is newest from abroad. sleeveless style; knee or ankle length. regularly 1.35 1,00 White. regularly 7c , pair 60c At 25c—Irish and h Ribbed Lisle Union Suits, —low neck, sleeveless style; Imported Lisle Stockings,—medium weight. Black or broidered wise knee length. regularly 75c, Tan. regularly 50c and 75c, _ pair 35¢, 6 pairs 2.00 A WEEK| ETDD ‘Aecount. || embroidered and lace trimmed. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY,—'% TO 14 LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES We secured from a leading manufacturer of Fine Gold Jewelry, at large concessions from 50c — Armenian, Ma- At deira, Swiss _embroid- regular prices, the surplus stock and discontinued patterns of Brooches, Bar Pins, oak Ee ly also to Pendants, La Vallieres, Handy Pins, Scarf Pins, Studs and Fobs. Scarf Pins Bar Pins and Brooches 10 and 14 kt. Gold in an extensive variety of styles, in- cluding Enamelled, Single stone, Circles, Clusters, Diamond Shapes and Scrolls,—some mounted with Real Pearls, Sapphires, Opals, Amethysts, Peridot, Topaz, Coral or Turquoise. regularly sold 1.75 to 7.60 1,00, 1.63, 2.35 and 3.45 Men’s Fobs 10 kt. Gold mountings on black silk ribbon Fobs, Signet Charms attached,—English or rose gold finish; plain or jewelled. regularly sold 7,00 to 7.75, 3.75 Men’s Studs 10 kt. Gold,—half chased, bead edge and many fancy designs; English, Roman or Rose Gold finish, Pipe stem backs. > At 75c and $1.00—Hand- ee ie t wi daintiest and most skilfully made linen goods. Long leland, New Jersey and Con- necticut, Unusually choice collection of over three-hundred styles (many cases only one of a kind) including Clusters, Scrolls, Neckwear Our neckwear de ent is exhibiting many new pieces for Spring wear. Prices are most inviting. Organdie Coll Hand_ embroidered, al bat hand emt embroidered, 50c. im Veste:-—Tucked crgenei with pearl buttons, Te. Plain 1.60. pleated collar —cream, net, $1.25. + ne te net, high neck, cx Ween nc trap, SS, indie Set—Hand embroidered, trimmed with Floral and Pierced designs, and enamelled effects,—without jewels or mounted with large Colored Stones, Corals and Tur- quoise surrounded by pearls. 10- and 14-kt. Gold and Platinum. 1.25, 1.65, 2.35, 3.25, 4.25, 5.00, 5.95, 7.50 regularly sold 2.95 to 15.50 Pendants and La Vallieres A number of dainty designs mounted with Pearls, Quartered Yak ; value Ame- lace, $1.00, set of three 85c thysts, Corals, Cameos, Sapphires, Opals, Rubies and Dia- an and cn Se Set—Hand embroidered, made of regularly sold 1.50 to 1.75 monds; set with real stones or imitation jewels; La Vallieres fine organdie, $1 Handy Pins with chains attached to match; 10 and 14 kt. Gold and | -, ° 4 A ‘Teo ni ; Platinum. . ‘ James MeCutcheon & Co. 10-kt. Gold,— engraved and fancy designs. «Two pins on card. 1.25, 1.50. 1.75, 2.50, 3.50, 5.95, 8.25, 9.75 to 15.00 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK * vogularly sold 1.25......0.:0-0eceeeeeeee Fifth Ave,, S4th & 884 Otteste regularly gold 1.60 to 1.70. regularly sold 2.95 to 33.75 | MONDAY MORNING WO}