The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1917, Page 9

aa THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUBY uy, vil, eee gee of © Gane alleged by the pelice te be the eitewark month and Qramt wih tating 61.008 |e gmarnace feeponeitee 1 por cont ot (* CaRmeD FIRE HOSE 1H MOUNT TO” NF om 1 tame SS wor knwe 20 ia Cuber ee thet hove cocurred me TO Lorrs. tie Omer the fret of the vem — Tt. Gran ‘n M " 4 : ; : 4 Ot _roretvies * | 610,000 tes on ' wn é co . aot . x - a ’ the af al ’ 7 7 - i Jackson, With Valet and Autos, |" A by the Merehents’ Ase ; ating ys 4 Attorney Says! Con = Accused of Thousands of “feta Bonen eh cern | | ! Loft Robberies ne ’ ted to-day the ache ba) Revent , have re ot stolen pr ty PI 1S “GAM ' . a 6 ¢onetuly tum 4 ber ten preperty. NNED BY CAR, BOY |S GAME Whewe extensive weirdrove and use ode - Wont 4, Hetensed @ ot 2 mode of liv a | ; en AVAL AY MASA oer of wine fon, dare ao. and = |ae t ‘ ANTZEN Military BOOTS oe GANG'S LOOT PUT AT TOTAL OF ° ° ‘ ‘ Thew « acoryted U. §. Army Drew Boots for hae . » “ . tan calf, 17 inches high, leather 7 b280.000, rie ther lined leg, garter strap, soft Ansistant Distriet At. | . * 7 nee They are restful, flexible, de not P| v 4 Morton, who con: | Mr Laurie breaking in.” Made with the id 4 Jur v . pas . : large | om exactness ury pre 1 having ¢ ‘ by of . All the evidence produced sh that ted by the 4 duty pevere " York # ’ - in of pond poy hey Pd Jackson is a remarkable character, | ago. Jackson is charged specifically Bul be Reg: tooo beth " with waterprooled, cowhide estes, et $13.68, The gang of which they say he was with rots ¥ le " 4 the leader hae cleaned up in the] a = 2 5 : our Baoh <The Abuse of & By Te f | netghborhood of $260,000 in the last | 4 " ‘ . whied | nm svar tree E. Pinkharn’s V: @ [of Grant, Jackson appropriating | 24 wt = Restored = ort ot thes He had a valet | Health. Jan expensive aps enough clothes to at male chorus ck a musical com and a thirst that @uffered from a bad case of fe- trouble, backache, nervousness | Hamilton Ave., Y Danville, I). to-day had it not been for Lydie F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as it dence shows no great amount of co pulsion was necessary. His appearance to-day bore out ‘ured me from a severe case of female , reputation asx a high roller, Polls! ar A. Coe, Batestown | and manicured and perfumed Danville, Ml. creased to a fare-you-well, he to: igway, Pa.—*I wish all women a jewelled watch suffer from female troubles would | "it MnCl Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable | Y*>* as I avoided a surgical | !t Was plain he w by its use."—Mrs. O. M.| ins his morning Ridgway, Pa. | Jackson's arrest was brought ab North Haven, Conn.—“Lyd ‘inkham’s Vegetable Compound re-| picked up last June by detectives tored m: ‘parceled everything else | signed to aid the District Attor Passing through | orice in the investigation. The Florence sella, Box 197, | ly planned the robberies but Haven, Conn. The many convincing testimonial: ntly published in the newspa. to be proof enough t who suffer from those distress- ills peculiar to their sex that Lydia . Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is medicine they need.—Advt. said Jackson was known to the of the gang as “the man monk because of his climbing ability police say, despite his size, Jo ledge of a loft building than he > t Tho WALTERS PLAYER PIANO TERMS: $2 WEEKLY And All These Free! A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET, 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC (YOUR OWN CHOICE), A BENCH TO MATCH PIANO, A HANDSOME COVER AND FREE DELIVERY. Special Piano Offering for This We Walters Piano NO INTEREST $225 No EXTRAS Terms Only 81 Per Week Price Includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery. Suet Bloomingdales” St A New Style Lexington to Third ‘Ave. . Lydia EF. Pinkhom's | quired champagne for Breakfast, din yp nee A oye ny Pos: baad and All his friends w after everything else had} compelled to drink champagne w! cbr. Hd, Le esther, #1 | oo" NL CooeaR th Y. they were with him, though the evi ia E.| by the capture of Grant, who ‘was the principal actor in them, Grant is more at home leaping from ledge to ody re ere hen om. his hed an yed and pout as- ‘* not was rost key” Open “Send-off” Lunch Served special in our cool, airy Lunch- room, 4th floor. Consomme U. S. A,, Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Stringless Bean Salad, Parsley, Potatoes, Rolls and Butter, Old Glory Sundae, Boston Cream Pie, or American Ice Cream with Home Made Coffee or Iced Tea To the people in their thousands and thei THE GREATEST MILITARY SPECTACLE IN Cake, Choice 50c| en “THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE..18™TO 19™ STREET tens of thousands who will assemble in New York to witness THE HISTORY OF THE CITY, the “SEND-OFF PARADE,” “Send-off Day’ at The Big Store y (Until 6 P. M.) Bee, ay aye) 1 Wg ap" n a hearty welcome is extended by GREENHUT'S “BIG STORE.” Direct from Advertised Orders fiiled Globe's Pure Fo Table Supplies Specially Priced And these are offered at prices which spell real economy. Telephone Chelsea 4000. C sall o1 Grocery Catalogue and for GROCERY ORDER POSTAL CARD BOOK, containing 10 postals for ordering Groceries by mail. Labrador Fresh Salt Cod ne ou selections 9 the the Ste nese aets 10 bushel, 6 a6, $198 4 Expert if 52¢ Of a surety you won't miss it. Your hearts and good-will go out to the boys in khaki who, in full marching order, will pass before the critical and sympathetic people of the city embodying in their proper persons the might of this glorious Republic, designed to turn the tide of battle in favor of those who are fight- ing for the establishment of true democracy in the world. Turn out in force, say we; show by your presence in the street, by flying the flag out- side your homes, and in every other way pos- sible, that you wish our gallant lads Godspeed. Let your voices thunderously acclaim your inward feelings. Show the clean-cut chaps who are fighting your battles that you are with them in spirit, and that you heartily approve their manly unselfishness as exemplified in their willingness to sacrifice themselves upon the altar of patriotism. We, in this big institution, are doing, and have done our “bit” to the limit of our power. No movement looking towards the betterment of the strenuous conditions which exist, and which will exist until the war's end, has failed to receive our active and purposeful sympathy. We place “The Big Store’ at your disposal for “Send-Off Day.” Make it your temporary headquarters if you are a stranger in the city Use our large facilities for helping you to the limit. Ina word: BE WELCOME 10 GRLEN- HUT'S, Mail and Telephone r write for FREE copy of our | New Potatoes Sliced Pineapple . LOOSE MUSCATEL 20 ¢ | FOUNTAL TRA iad aif vieeo, . | RAISINS--3. Ibs 80e | Aaa ol, 88.88, 81.0 76c sorted Vegetables dore 28e ‘ POUNTAIN QUALITY TOMA Pag Raisins TOES, FOUNTAIN MAINE SUN MAID. SEEDED RAISINS| SUGAR CORN, FOUNTAIN| WATERMELONS—red ripe dozen, $1.60 BAKED BEANS, JERSEY | weet. me ¥ package, on 1c) Tima” Beans, 'roUNTAIN| tay! 49¢ MOSCATEL SEEDED RAISINS] STRINGLESS BEANS, WRES- | LEMONS——thin skin, juicy OF King Ko brand Qe e| TLER BRAND NEW IN: | feuit ; J 25¢ 2 reg. 18c cans 8} 49C} ACH, FANCY GOLDEN Laue rae POUNTAIN SEEDED RAISINS| BEANS-—-Dozen, each or . $ 1 ~doren, 81.75; 15e| *t4 $2.10; 1.10 package on. SH PEACHES p Fresh Cereals : uly larg «, 685; De 101 p ROLLED OATMBAL 72 Fresh Fish PINHEAD OATMEA 31° sent C. 0. D. 8 95 ¢ + FRESH CROCUS 12 1 75. «C FRESH CORNMEA Tbe ALMON LEAKS 22¢ Peanut Oil Macaroni | FRESH HERRING Sc DELFT BRAND impered, (rom OF SPAGHETTI- 95¢ be Holland; S-gal. can, 811.755 | p10. container. bid | Laundry Soap gulion can, $2.48; 45¢ POPAGHETT MACARONI OR) iazet REST PAMILY SOA pint can dor, 1.75; lic box, 83.75; 78¢ Flour 11d. package D . : PILLSBURY'S BEST XXXX Butterine Re bbitt's ras) $1.83 OWES PREMIUM: Man t Cleanser bag Liat NE—S-1b, pkg. $1.63 a eg. 1 Tl on the Fifth Floor. heres ter. AllChargePurchases made today and during the re- mainder of this month will be entered on bills rendered October Ist. Women’s 75c Silk Gloves Tomorrow 59e Two-clasp heavy Mil Tricot Sik in tan, g navy, black and white. cellent bargain. ese and ,. mode, An ex- Introductory Sale Tomorrow of Another of This Season's Creations Silk Velvet Tam o’ Shanter (Precisely as *1.45 Made of silk velvet. The crown is made of bias folds pleated into deep headpiece. The finishing trim- ming is a silk cord and tassel. Black only illustrated) VelvetTam o’Shanters,95c Hexagon crown and deep velvet band. Black only. HATS TRIMMED FREE If You Buy Shapes and Trim- ming Materials Here. A Bible or Prayer Book For the Lad Who Is Summoned to the Colors f J be imagined ATION Filled Books of ‘Sperry’ Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Depart We Give a0¢ Green Trading Stamps aa Usual. Ask for Th Double “Sperry” Gold Sta Last Two Days of Our Midsummer Furniture Sale Last Days for Our Patrons to Save from 10 to 40 Per Cent on Dependable Furniture for two selling days. look around. It will pay you to do so. Friday, a Handsome Dresses in White and Colors Sizes for Women and Misses Purse-wise women—those shoppers who know that cottons and labor are rising con- tinually — will be among the first to take advantage of this remarkable sale of dresses at $5 each. They will buy these dresses to wear during the remainder of this Summer, and also for early Fall. Choice may be made from large and ex- ceptionally attractive collections of styles. THREE OF THE BEAUTIES ARE PIC- TURED. But to appreciate the importance of this sale, from a style and economy standpoint, you must, in justice to yourself and this store, SEE THE DRESSES. The range of materials includes such favorites as: White and Colored Voile, Corded Striped Voile, Ramie Linene and Pongee Better attend this sale early tomorrow No Mail, Phone, ©. O Dainty Ne D. or Approval WwW Ni Tomorrow, Thursday All “odd” pieces and broken suites have been further reduced for these last We find it impractical (yes, impossible) to itemize the offerings in this announce- ment, because the selling during the last few days has been so heavy. Come in— Fortunate Purchase and Sale of 56.7 5 to $10.95 Summer Dresses Tomorrow & All are handsomely trimmed, some with beautiful embroidery in self or contrasting colors. New shaped collars, pockets, accordion pleating, tunics, belts, etc. biggest “bargain plums” will go first. Voile Blouses Is Double ae Profit Sharing Day Two “Sperry’’ Gold Stamps with Each 10c Purchase ALL DAY TOMORROW Every Part of the House t 2 p Orders Filled. In an Attractive Variety of Tailored and Trim- med Styles, at......... ] Rare, Indeed, is this opportunity for you to buy fashionable and serviceable blouses for so little money. TWELVE STYLES TWO PICTURED), The smart tailored blouse pictured on the left can be had in blue, green or pink V with white cluster corded stripes. Mi novelty shaped white collar, veste back cuffs. Trimmed with pearl buttons. The illustration on the right shows one of the dressy models, which is handsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery, and features a new shaped collar and dainty frill, ONE THING SURE--when you see these blouses you will buy for present and future weag, especially when they are priced as they are in this sale-—$1, FOR YOUR CHOICE hem. Double ave Stamps Till 12 0! mops All Day Tomorrow, pe, Sat RT MAAR IES CRESS a eenneinertenineeaaatinasiinianet