The evening world. [volume], July 17, 1913, Final Extra, Image 4

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ggl iviwiira womyp, thpisday, jttlt 17, itn,
CROPSEY SAYS
DULFER BRIBED
GIRL 10 SAVE SON
Police Captita Gave Victim of
Robbery Funds for Her
Flight, He Declares.
ttstrtet-Aftstvsr OW
Ceeatr m to-47 that
aaJsMr proof tea Poboo CkfttU
rsstsrdsr
MeKar. orlbad
Btrt. from
am esss Arthur stele
mmr wm
XMBa
to Dww Oommui
MM fco wweln
to bto slu-
-I MM Owl DsMsr to av
Isocth )
porud o m if eshrsB. Oftft Dul
for pooKrroly denied foot ho hod flvon
the Aojdoroon girl ony money. I ask ad
btra If ho ho4 siren Mr. Birr ony
monsr. Ro mM lis had noror ooon Mr.
Dorr bet onoo and thM woo In tho
ourtfoom. Do If or wm poattiro and I
lot htm r.
'Thon I mHd uy Mr. Barr en tho
telephone, told him who I wm. and
sated htm If ho know Dulfsr. fto aoid
ho did not, and that ho (Ram had
given tho tin money for her ticket to
Daren port
"Tsstefdey aXtornooa Mr. Barr and hta
wife, who had boon before tho Grand
Jury and committed Utemeelres under
oath, came to my office and Mr. narr
rovteod hta former etatement to me. He
aid that Copt Dulfer rteltad hta bomao
about o'clock on tho night of June M
"Mr. Barr did not tall me Capl. Dulfer
aw thai alii. Mr. Barr eald capt.
Dulfer eald ha didn't want to ire the
girl, but that ha didn't want her to
auffer the looa of SVi With that Mr.
narr said Capt. Dulfer handed him a Mf)
bill and toM blm to give It to Agnee
Anderson, stating that If Ma boy had
tolon the money he wanted to make
restitution.
"Mr. Barr tnld me that he went to
Manhattan on the morning of June 2?
and bought the girl a tlnket for Daven
port for .. Later hie wife and thr
girl appeared at hla office. lie save
the girl the Mekot and t In cash and
Mrs. Barr took the girl to a train and
atarted her for the West.
"I reported Mr. Barr'e statement to
Acting Commissioner McKay at nncn
and Dulfer was suspended from duty."
3hekctl(cuiU!
M a SrifM aad heat !
HORLICK'8
MALTED MILK
Tic f-iirbk ftf Afl Aft.
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lirwtntvwamotriersoduSaaaed.
sod dial
tallimij-t i
TiksassaUtitwta. Ask rer HOfJJLX aU
jtfof 1 Any mutt Trmmt
Dmlfsr MM sjisjtgsil la tho
Onrl ka sweeaU a le plsad to
tadMrnaat ohargtag aim with grand
Ml bwrwuMT la tho
art gvUty.
ly aad Judge
M bo tksugbt that arrangement
be mads. Ball waa fixed at
era sl" sasd Mr.
Wtf m way. employed aa a domes-
efj ! she baaao of Bockwood Barr at
MB, M Hawthorne street, naCbash. The
toarred about I e'eioofc tn the
mt June M and round' Dulfer
it altar a low oh see
That night Cat. Dulfsr. who waa
d of the polio precinct at
RUL oaltod at Mr. Barfs
and asked to see the Anderson
gtrt They twwed togethar. What hap
paaad I am onabts to tall la detail, bat
as T.M o'clock the next morning Agnes
masoMsa left far Davenport. Iowa.
sthar Uvea, aad bar trla
financed with money nralahed by
Severe Coogh Lei
to Lung Trouble
ffeisn wttb Uh Trouble ere rarely
wtlllaa to aekaewledao the feet. If yeu
have a ee-sailed "sold" that hae lens
K related i or a eesah that hess roe sax
St or say of Ike anasteeas el Uina
Trouble, sash ss fever or slsfct sweeta,
weehneee. less of appetite, or perkeps
easts ralsteg of assess, take Eakataa'e
Alterative ea Mr. Bstlsrswsrth dldi
Bewtlag Oreen. By.. It. No. .
"Oeatleajiea: Tb i or las ef I SOS 1 bsd
e eevere eough for six swathe I tried
all ike msdletae that my dootere rsssm
meaded to me. hot ae result esaae far
Ike better. I bed sight ewsete and would
eough aad spit sntll I sot so weak I eoold
berdlr da aaytklag. Bat. at loot. Jamoa
Deorlag ef Oteagew Jsnetlea Inalated that
I try PMir n.edlriae. Is soe week's time
Ihere waa suite an Improvement la my
condition, end after I bad taken several
bodies I felt sa wall as ever la my Ufa.
I i astro ths world to know that I firmly
believe that year Bokmaa'e Alterative
will ear any seas ef inns tr nobis If taken
before the lest etaso."
Affidavit A. O. BBTTBBaWOBTB.
(Above abbreviated) mere en roe seat. I
okmea's Alteratlv has been proves by
msay years' last I be meet sfftoactois
la eases sf ssvers Throat aad Luna AT
fseUoss. Bronchitis. BroasbbU Asthma,
Stubborn Colds ssd In upbuilding Ike eye
tors. Dees sot contain nareotlea. peleene
or babti-formlas druse. Wvt sals br
Mhsr A Hesenaaa ssd ether leading
draggteta. WrIU the Bebmaa Laboratory.
PbUadeiekla. Pa., far booktst telllBg of
rsesverles aad addllloaal svtdsaos.
Lord & Taylor
Founded 1 826
The Store Opeoa at 0 A. M. Clotwfi at iM P. M.
It Nooo on Saturdays
Exceptional Values for Friday and
Saturday in
Misses & Children's
Summer Apparel
Misses' Dresses
White rofle, lingerie Bud embroidered batiste, dainty
BKkdeb trimmed with laces, relvet ribbon, eta
$.50 Value $17.50
Muses' Dolly Vmritn Drtitu
la afl tba attnaotive ooton, blotue pLoBtod nd trimmed
with Tetoot ribbon, new draped akirt.
$5.95 Value $10.50
Mutts' Tub Of Porch Drwu
Ohtghame. peraelea, obambrayi and Unotu, in one or
two pieoe etylee.
$L85 k $85 Value $4.00 k $6.00
Miuu Sport Coats
In bQBard green, golf red, blue and white.
$545 k $10.05 Values $9.50 k $16.50
ChiUrmt Tub Drum
, gingham and linona, in attractive
95o k $1 JO Values $2.00 k $8.00
CktldrtnU Draw
UnBBria. rearm and nlnua. trimmorl arilK am.
bnnderiea, laoea and ribbon.
$&95 k $6.95 Values $6.50 k $0.50
ChiUnm't Coats
Suitable Cor mountain or leaahore wear, of shepherd
checkA, ergea and novelty mixtures, broken sites.
$2.95 k $8.95 Values $6.50 & $7.50
Misus Juniors' Qf Chiidrtn's
Ttmms, BtUhum 9 Middy Blouses
Several smart models.
95c k $1.25 Values $1.50 k $2.00
Great Reductions in
Bathing Suits
fFomtn't Mohair Bathing Suits
Several smart models Values to $7.95
$1.05
and
$4-95
$545
and
.05
Broadway k 20th St; 5th Ave.; 19th St.
Women's Satin Bathing Suits
Several chic styles Values to $0.05
Lord & Taylor
Founded 1 826
The Store Opens at 0 A. M. Cloeee at 3.80 P. M.
If Noon on Saturdays
Special Clearing Sale of
Men's Oxfords
Including Alt Leathers and Shapes
$3-95 & $4-85
values $6.00 and $8.00
Men's & Boys' Oxfords
Tan and black Russia calf and
Patent leather.
Values $4.00 to $5.00j.
$3-25
Excellent Values in
This Special Sale of
Men's Furnishings
Silk Mixture Shirts , o.
French cuffs .Value $2.50 j
Heavy Weight Silk Shirts n-
Value$3.5O2'05
All Silk and Silk Mixture Shirts Ag
Value $8.00 J
Pajamas ef Madras Cloth a-,
Value $1.50
Pure Worsted Bathing & Swimming Suits
$2.95 $3-50 & $40
00
Closing Out Negligee Shirts
Discontinued lines of our $1.50 grades 85c
Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St.
franklin Simon & Co.
Fifth Avenue-47th and 38th Sts.
Clearing Sale Friday
Boys Suits and Furnishings
Boys' Wool Norfolk Suits
Of Imported sll wool tweed, cheviot or homespun.
7 to li years. Heretofore $8.50 to $10.00
Boys Washable Norfolk Suits
English Norfolk, of isa or olive khaki or white duck.
7 to 17 years. Heretofore $2.15 to 13.75
Boys' Washable Suits
Rossis, sailor or beech models, ef galstes, linen,
chsmbrsy or while drill.
1 to 10 yesrs. Heretofore f Z.tS to 11.71
Boys' Negligee Blouses
Msdrss or mercerised fabrics, with or without collar;
7 to 16 yesrs. Heretofore .IS sad $1.25
Boys' Middy or Peter Pan Blouses
Short sleeves, while with blue or khaki collars.
to 10 yesrs. Heretofore $1.50 sod $1.75
Boys' and Youths' Negligee Shirts
Vltboui collar, of msdrss or mercerised materials
12 to 1SH neckband. Heretofore $1.00 end $1.45
4.50
1.95
1.50
.55
.85
.65
Clearing Sale
Girls', Boys' md Children's Shoes
Oxfords or Ankle Ties
1.75 Htntofon 1.50 to $S.50
Of white onbeck. tsn or blsck Russia calf, patent eolfsktn or white csnvss.
Made on "Franklin" orthopedic last, head welted solas.
Children's sites 7 to 10H. Girls' sad boys' eisee 1 1 to 2.
YOUNG MEN'S SHOP (Store Floor)
Separate Entrance 8 and 10 West 38th Street
Connecting with Fifth Avenue Store
df ranhlin Simon & Co.
Fifth Avenue
Oreatly Reduced Prices
FRIDAY and SATURDAY until Noon
English Sack Suits
FOR YOUNG MEN 32 TO 40 CHEST
Modelled on New EnglUh Linet
Three or four button sack suits, soft roll front, natural shoulders
of pencil striped cassimere, Oxford vicuna or navy unfin
ished worsted; also navy serge, checked worsted
or club checked velour, plain or patch pockets.
At All 30 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets.
Legs of Mutton . . . ) i. 1 He
Finest Chuck Steak 1 "
Bacon. ty the str'p r half slrp-,b 22c
Sugar Cured Hams, !.. n. 2IC
At All
230
James
Butler
Inc.
Stores
A Laftsml Lwmmi aamwaSSawaV
Double
Stamps
FREE
on
Friday
as ivivui t ea sja sas a fsiivii ve. a t . t mm
15.00 Heretofore $21.50 to $19.50 II BakerS COCOte
Men's White Flannel Trousers
Outing trousers of imported white or pencil striped flannel,
also white hairline striped English serge, with belt
straps and cuffs; 28 to 38 waist.
3.75 Regular price $6.50
Men's Silk Mixture Shirts
Satin Stripeo and Corded Silk
Of imported silk mixture fabrics in effective novelty colored
stripes; French cuffs; 13 to neck.
1.85 Regular price $3.50 and $4.00
Men's Silk Shirts
Of Heavy Tub Silk, Custtom Finith
With satin stripes, in handsome patterns including single
or cluster stripes of helio, tan, blue or black and
white, 13H to 10 nock.
3.50 Regular price $6.50
Men's Bathing Suits
Of pure worsted, in blue, with red or white novelty .borders,
or Oxford with white borders. 34 to 44 chest.
2.00 Regular price $3.00 and $4.00
Men's Pajamas
Of solsette or cotton crepe, in plain colors, hello,
tan, blue or white. All sizes.
1.00 Regular price $1.50 to $2.50
Men's Silk or Lisle Sox
Men's Pure Thread Silk Sox
la black, while and all colors; doubles lisle heel, sole
and toe: also two-toned accordion ribbed in blsck snd
white, blsck and nsvy, blsck snd red, blsck snd purple,
blsck and tsa; sll weights. Heretofors 50c
Men's Silk Lisle Sox
Superior quality silk lisle, In blsck, whits, tsn snd colors;
spliced heel, sole snd loe; all weights. Heretofore SOc
Young Men's Oxfords
Of selected isn or blsck Russls cslf. also potent coltskin.
Mads on English model lasts, hsnd welted soles.
Sixes 8 to 9. Heretofore $3.75 and $4.75
.35
25
2.95
FIFTH A VE.9 37th and 38th Sts.
PrOU 6ET WHAT WE ADVERTISE'
Our Terms lor Fornllare
$100 Wirtft $1 Down $1.00 Willi
US! " IS " $1.50 m
UN " IS " 12.00
$250 " 110 " 12.50
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FURNISHED CfO
Clothing Kg Family
t At Stk Ae. SMaee Ualjr)
aU rsarasMS l u OieO.oo
$1.10 Down. 11.00 Weekly
irrBiaV jin mrsrej nn mi uui ui iiuuii uuuiiu
- - - - - aaana-jis- a la -mmw- w
Sensational and Seasonable Price Reductions
World famous fft
half-lb. can...
Huyler's Caa.:esJ:l 7
" aW ' W SJJ
Butler's Cocoa, EStS?. I5e
Baker's Chocolate, S 17
l?Als)ss Strengthening breakfast cereal, 1 AC
tllVCj package 1U
Corn Flakes, rK. SSS 7e
Tomatoes, fear . .N?: r: .c. 8e
SdlniOn. Tal1 Uh- can fanc-v Alaska QC
Imported Sardtaes,pr3 10
American Sardines, 1 3 10e
Essie Peaches, &sat 15e
Belle Brook Milk, S'Si1 7c
LisineASMiisa k;MU- tl1nn atMS m Paik V
mlj vauuiniru, liiiuiti tiinn rirniii . vn
5HrH Stamps KHKE with cun -g t
Essie Milk, &. 10
The New Teas
Iced Tea Cools, Refreshes and Invigorates
40 ax Stamps with 1-lb. 40c Teas
60 &K Stamps with 1-lb. 50c Teas
IOO Stamps with 1-lb. 60c Teas
125 4-H Stamos with 1-lb. 70c Teas
Vour Choice of Formosa -Oo ong. India
Ceylon, English Jireakfastand Mixed Teas
&rfiC Stamps given In the same proportion with
lall-:)0und and quarter-pound purchases.
Choicest Coffees
Sold in the Bean or Ground to Suit
5 9n&PW Coffee- 22
10 28c Coffee 25
WSSSS5, toffee- 30
30 'Ut&f 38e Coffee - 35c
At All 1 29 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores
r oipt California pure grape wine of un- Q Cc
s4l Cl usual body and quality; half gal.
Princeton Dry Gin S'SEsKe 69c
Kingussie Scolch atJSaSrfiS 79c
Ginger Ale iKZ 3 20
Stamps with case 24 bottles, ft -
Ovf Lager Beer, Liebmann's & Ruppert's M,
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