The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1916, Page 7

AUTO VICTIM FOUND DYING.' Car Phat Killed Man Did Not Stop ‘TO KILL CAT COSTS 006 HIS LIFE, MISTRESS $ \Feline Tragedy, on Central Park West tArouses ‘Neighborhood and » Wands Miss Rutledge in Court. ‘Mise Lilian Rutledge, nineteen years old, petite, dark and pretty, took her Bastion bulldog, Budweiser, out for @n airing at 1 A. M. to-day. She bad een at ® party, she sald later in ‘courteand this was the first chance the poor thing had for an airing sinc yesterday afternoofi. All went well ‘unef at Central Park and Sixty-sec- ond Gtreet a large gray squirrel leapt vowar the park wall, closely pursued ‘by @ cat. Budweiser broke from his leah and caught the cat. Miss Rut- ledge ran home as fast as she could ‘Windows flow up as the cat howled. | & All the neighborhood was aroused. | Fa Policeman Kelleghan ran up, selaed) the dog by tbe neck and finished it witb four bullets from his pistol. The cat was dead Kellegban went to Miss Rutledge's home, No. 104 West Fifty-eienth Street, and served a summons upor her for having a dog« on A nezro abo: Heved by the Daly of the Chart Btation found him lying ine Vand Dr inn without a muzzle. Maxistra ¥ YOUR CORNER Matened to her st : Bed Side Court to-day pr : DRUGGIST poor Bud had a muzzle properly on Tene tiene FER THR when he left home for his last alr- nal Riverton ines db ba provement over have ever seen. you alway t's Ii they all say!" ex-| [a a ‘iceman, "The muzzle » from his neck the Magistrate a Rutledge she SIGNALS NOT SET AGAINST | KERRIGAN, DETECTIVE si Towerman Grove Admitted It Him. White Tells Corone it igus Harry White, a Bronx deteetiy testithe jury te the Inte to hone tha a bitter tear HOLYOKE ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTER For Me 2 and Woiten rener Biynn anda rat Towerman Grove of a Compound macs of Wi Barley, Salt and Yeast, The Big Thing for Breakfast », And it’s BIG in more ways than one. \ First, there’s that wonderful flavor. The crisp, g\nutty granules of Grape-Nuts food combine the sweets of whole wheat with the smack of malted barley—a flavor that no mere wheat food can rival. ]| Next comes the remarkable digestive quality. & (Malted barley contains a natural digestive ele- ment.) Grape-Nuts digests quickly, and weak as | \\well asastrong stomachs handle it comfortably. And then comes the wonderful nourishing value} Novother cereal food puts the vim and vigor fhinto body and brain that Grape-Nuts does. % This\food-standby tells its own story after trial. . “There’s a Reason” Grape-Nuts Sold by Grocers everywhere. _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1916. Infants’ 3- or embroidery trimmed; ered yoke dress, with ruffle of embroidery at Sale Begins Tuesday Mo Clearaway of about Popular ieathers and stvl en” assortments. Size: 4!uin A, B& C widths o} GRE Sale GREEN eae s Grocery Specials Mail and Telephone ( Groceries forwarded Europe reached by the | SECOND FLOOR: An offering that speaks its own worth: One cambric petticoat, lace style nainsook dress; one embroid- sizes up to 2 years. Entire set of three germents, complete, Women’s “Walk-Over” Low Shoes } POPULAR FABRICS. Boys’ 4 at ie, 95¢, *1.45 Piece “Babies’ Contest” Bring your baby in to be Set, 95¢ j weighed. It has a chance to win one of the following 3 valuable prizes: A Handsome Large Baby Carriage. A 31-Piece Layette , A Solid Gold Locket and ae and Chain the bottom; ; Relies yoenraliy infants’ wel. are one bishop ci — Look for the ‘‘Not Advertised’ ‘Special Signs “3a pl kk menaoebo ———-GREENHUTS—SECOND FLOOR-~. GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR———-~ Come Early Sale Tomorrow Only 250 | There's Sure to Be||| Women’s & Misses’ Suits a Crowd Formerly Priced Selections from $16.50 to Our Regular $19.50 — Special, Stocks. Many of this con favorite materials are represented, and your choice includes Poplins, Whipcords, Serges, Black and White Plaids and Shepherd Checks All of these suits are faultlessly tailored and in beautiful styles, TWO OF WHICH WE ILLUSTRATE HERE. But the illustrations can only give you @ vague idea of the smart lines of these garments, and to appreciate their beauty, the excellence of the materials and tailoring employed, you must see them yourself. The majority are in navy blue or black; some are in Copenhagen and green. Sizes for women and misses; but there is not each size in each style, for this sale is compe of limited quantiti ecnsequently, we advise early selection. No C. 0. D., Mail, Telephoneor Approval Orders Will Be Filled. rning J Women’s $2.50 & $3 Novelty Pumps All of a sudden, we are able to announce the bigges and best shoe sale of the season at a wonderfully low price, 4,000 PAIRS OF HIGH-GRADE, STYLISH NOV- ELTY PUMPS, PURCHASED ‘WAY UNDER PRICE, ARE OFFERED TOMORROW AT L THAN THE COST OF MAKING. All are PERFEC These novelty PUMPS have patent leather vamps, with cloth quarters, in popular colors. Hand-turned soles; Cuban and Cuban Louis leather heels. Best of all, ALI SIZES FROM 2! to 7, in B to E WIDTHS. The Sale $ Is the i 45 Sale Price Women's White Canvas Button Shoes Sizes 2!) to 4; Band © widths only, Goodyear welted soles Regularly priced up to 1000 pairs. “Brok- 0 § ily, at 1 ENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR in the Men’s Store. 532 Summer Suits Reduced for Tomorrow to $11.85 Really, this is one of the most extraordinary underprice events for men and youths announced this season SMART AND SNAPPY STYLES IN MOST GREENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR Three-Piece “Adam” Period Suite, $52.50 (As Illustrated) , . GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR: Marked Economies on Staple & Fancy Linens & Cottons The greatest sale this city has seen this year began at Greenhut’s this morning. Huck and Bath Towels, Towelings, Crashes, Table Linens, Pillow Cases, Muslin by the Yard, Bed Sheets, Bed Spreads, Fancy Linens of all kinds. At prices that in many instances are less than whole- salers are asking. Tuesday's list of specials includes: Fine Worsteds, Cassimeres, Homespuns and Se Bleached Crash Toweling 25c Bleached Turkish Ts Guaranteed Fast Color All Wool Blue Serges. yard Ic ~(mill seconds), pel sihind ] 9 The very patterns and styles that are now 12!sc to Ie Fancy White ‘anes being featured in the best stores throughout Goods-—yard 9c eee hes Bien 19¢ the city at $15 to $20. From every standpoint—fabric, trimmings, tai loring, finish—these suits are the equal of any to be had at regular prices. Quantities in certain materials and sizes limited, therefore the best choice in tomorrow's sale will naturally go to those who come earliest. Toweling—yard Shams- each Me Hemmed Huck Towels 8c At Sieroatines Cotten Damask Table ‘loths --hemstitched carfs and Centrepieces 14 scalloped: each... 69c at, each 79 ae Sheets full size; 19¢ to 29¢ Remnants of White 14 each 59 Csi. Goods— yard 39 White Dimity Crinkled Bed 1c, Bleached Union Linen 1 Qe | 79etace Trimmed Scart and 49 le 2 An excellent value, indeed. This suite can be had in antique Ivory, American Walnut, or antique Mahogany finish The Dresser has a 22x28 French plate mirror. The Chiffonier has a 18x14 inch mirror 29¢ Bleached Cotton D. k The Toilet Table has two 7x20 inch and one 14x22 mirror ° yard amine) 216! eurrant mill impertects; 98- Mate: nstruction and finish are excellent, and the trimmings are Wash Su its selected to match the design of the suite Separate picces sold if desired, as follows Dressers at $21 Chiffonier--at $18 | Toilet Table—at..$13,.50 Cottage Dressers $i Golden Oak Dressers. .$9.50 $26 Ivory Ei el Dressers.$23.00 $15 noeen Oak Dressers..$13.50 $2 WhiteEnamel! Dressers, $20.00 $IK den Oak Dressers..$16,00 ‘ 50 Fumed Oak Dressers. $12.50 $4 Golden Oak Dressers, $12.00 atural Oak Dressers $10.50 21 WhiteEnamel Dressers $18.00 Iver Gray Dressers $12.50 GREENHUT'S—THIRD FLOOR: A Word About Your Vacation Baggage Here are trunks and bays that are not afraid of baggage smashers At these three prices we will surprise every buyer of boys’ wash suits with the splendid vatues off red. u HW snits, Tse And the prices won't frighten you either GREENHUT'S—BASEMENT 2 APN 4 ‘ “Neverbreak” Trunks No. $9 f $2.50 Wash suits, 1.45 100 ariverated)s at LO Needs for Home & Garden Included are Junior Norfolk, Billy Boy aod Middy Suits, also Oliver Twist models, in fact every good style in wash suits made, and in staple worthy fabrics such ws imadras, percale, chambray in your chorce of stripes, plain col- ors, tan, bluc, also white Sizes 2!) to & yeurs > Fibre Dress Trunks Protected with hardwood slats pressed clamps and corners; linen lined; deep tray with hat boxes sizes 42 Spy nw to 40, at only 7.50 B Overland Special ‘trunk Made of best quality basswood and canvas covered has strong brassed mal- louble iron clamps and corners, all hand riveted, bound with vule canized fibre is linen lined, has two trays and two straps over body, LA ARER APARTMENT. [WOVEN are TON G. Nana HOSE —excep- HOUSE, | REERIGERA: | sionally strong: rubber lined; $ ches. depth H MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER TEAGEe APARTMENT (SE REERIGERA Cowhide VHUT" Sie ELS Suit Case Light weight! Will Just a lifetime, sizes $ UT'B-—FOURTH FLOOR's with steel frame and sole leather} 47 44.4 10 corners; solid brass lacks, neatly | °* fined with large pocket in top. | Duck Suit Case Good appearance . 24 to 26 inch, a murked Spe Irders promptly filled. Telephone Chelseu 4000 value at i?) Leather Traveling Hay | und Light weight recommend this sitewse. Itis of black enameled duck, extra deep, light weight, nuit frane, fitted with by Parcel Post to al! States, and to all parts of ford st Green Peas 10¢ srinas H fresh 10¢ Cars eo bunch. VC , be MACARONI 07 Spashey [mperia! brand 4 Fresh Vegetables = y NEW STRING BRANS S. Parce! Post service leather leather lined | bra ick and catches; strong 98¢ manage RRA ‘ A — ——-GREENHUT'S: ne GREENHUT'S~BASEMENT: Co a re Other. Sales for Tuesday Inexpensive Glassware “ 13¢ FANTS! AN DN " 12) .@ SQMEN SIL OW FIBRE STOCK.” 49@ For Cily, Country and Seashore. mT —_——— ' ————mmmmemvenen YOUDIe Zar Gree Trading Stampa with Purchases Till 12 o’Clock—Single ga¢ Stamps Thereafter . | / f eS) ° ; 500 Dozen Water Tume| Punch Set--14 Pieces of | Water Set —7-piece ci | Pune wavanrasy | ' AND GIRLS’ 4.91 og oe ve veo 19¢ hlers in five differ-| heavy pressed glass, | grape water set, con f nn YEON c ent stamped designs,| fonsisting of 12-inch | sisting of one 3 x-pint ite t 12'-¢ EN) COTTON BALBRIC "| footed bowl, 6 jug and six — : / 34 ¢ AND) DRAWERS 19¢ agreatlotjust ¢ 5 cups and H tumblers ( t HLA F an aur] hg gure saa ee arrived, dozen eDeVC| hooks; at _* 89 complete, at. 95c af | 2x <4 i ae eon Seras’age| | Dining Room and Parlor Dome at $4.75 2% ‘i R NIM 19e) Os b Eight bent panels of art glass in three , a Ti) FAN ae ’ f rs AW MATS = different colors and filigree design on 1 Tuc day’ sSpteial \ mare 7 31.45 border, with ruby diamond inserted | ee | apt A ences This dome measures 22 inches in | ‘ Mn 8] 95 5 ‘ TOLER 59e diamete offered complete for one | Nde | For full detaila ofc bove sates, plcare sce our advertine- went bases ‘ ia ment in this evening» Jeurnal, sockets