The evening world. [volume], July 17, 1913, Final Extra, Image 7

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THI BVElfllfO WORLD. THURSDAY. JULY 17, ltlS
OSCAR DISCOVERS
A NEAR-CAP
BRICK-CLEANER
Takes Him Off Job in Excava
tion and Sends Him to
Chorus Master.
CABARET OR WHEELS
CAPTURED IR ALBARY
Hi
cm
Ueut. Rajrner was tilted back In hi
clialr att the Rsst Fifty-Are MrM
nolle station ti -day, when he glanced
ot . the window and law that traffic
hM stopped and that teams were plllnaT
up. Aa faat ai the horses i halted the
drivers would Jump from their aeata
aOd ruah over to a corner at Flftr
ftttt street and Lexington avenue, where
Oscar Hammeratetn la building hla new
opera-house.
The lieutenant rushed out and calling
Marry Hammereteln, young eat eon of
Opogr, who la In charge of work n the
IMlng, aald to him, "What's wrong?"
"We're discovering a second Caruao,"
waa the anawer. And Harry rushed
derwn Into the excavation.
Clear tenor note were coming out of
the pit
There the lieutenant found a group
that Included Oacar Hammereteln. Ha
waa looking at an Italian about fifty
year old, In overalls, who was chop
ping dry plaster oft brlcka. The brick
cleaner, Lulgl Oaaparlnl, was slnglnx.
At noon Oacar took Oaaparlnl to En
tine No. 8 flre house, where the boy
have a piano. The crowd Insisted upon
fallowing and aa many a could gut
In to hear more from the brick cleaner.
"wing some more," ordered Oscar.
"Please, boss, I canna sing dls sonars
sty treat is full da brick dual. To
SSorra t sing for you!" aald Oaaparlnl
apologetically.
"On on!" shouted the crowd. Oapa
Hnl found a piano player ami then set
out Flr he sfinir the Miserere from
"II Trovatore," and then followed other
opeiauc selections.
Hanvnerstrln, addressing Oaaparlnl,
declared: "lou report to the chorus
matter of my opera company anil leave
IMS Job."
JfTanku you boss, tanka you," gasped
OTaparlnl. He took his coat, got his pny
check ant went home to No. 333 East
shorty-seventh street.
Jewelry Thieves Indicted.
liouls Krledmnnn, August Sachs and
Henry Rosofsky, the youths concerned
in the theft of more than HOOD worth
of Jewels from I.ouia Stern A Company.
IS (Maiden Iine. on July 7. were In
dicted to-day for grsrni larceny, and
Krledmsnn and Sachs pleaded guilty be
for Judge O'Sulllvan In General Ses
sions. They were remanded to the
Tombs to bs sentenced a week from to-
tar-
Police of That City Have an Auto
That Was Stolen in
New York.
A complete cabaret was hitting the
road In a big touring car stolen In this
city last Saturday, and which was re
covered to-dny by the Albany police, ac.
cording to a message to I'ollce Head
quarters from Chief .tame 1.. Hyatt
The chauffeur la under arrest at the
capital, and the young woman and three
companions, all ciharet entertainers,
are tielpg detained pending the arrival of
the owner of the car and detectives from
this city.
The machine la a large louring car.
the property of George H. HblMajr, of
No. 52 Fort Washington avenue. It
disappeared from Forty-fourth street
and Hroadwny where It was left un
guarded by its owner. The driver of the
machine when It waa halted at Albany
waa William Khode. twenty-three years
old, of Petrolt, who. according to the
Albany police, admitted tho theft and
also the larcenv of another machine
which he said is stored In a garage at
Peekaklll.
The others In the car said they were
Annette Hutler or No. 87.! East One
Hundred ami Sixty-second street; James
Hogan of Ms, lilt Southern Bouvrlnrd:
Lew He g of No. !. East One Hun
dred and Slitv-flftli street: and Arthur
I.ynen of No. 1IT7 Simpson street, all this
city. The party wis headed for Huffilo
IMIvil.l.rva MVXTRRIOIS CI.WK.
IV m ( IHniill. lKf.1 Alliens.)
Mr, BdWtrl llavs. the Fourth street
h.irnessmaker. has a (dock which Is a
mystery. Some months ao it got so It
wouldn't run and hi threw It away. Mr
Hays picked the timepiece up and placed
It on the mantelpiece face down
few in in it t later n d aa DMerieat Jul
the i do. k had mlsed up and was Stand I
Ing UPOil Its feet, running perfectly. It
hns tince cniiilnued to run and when
ever placed on Its face I milled, ale'.y s.ts
I up i n
BLAME YAChTfOR CRASH.
isnssilrs In I nlllal.tn With ae-
hlp Hesnnnsllilr, la Hiillnii.
RtMe Germ inc. Jul- IT. -The AG nl r
alty I'oiirl here to-da decided that the
I hlnme lay with the
teiun yac l i'a-
A
safrarfti oww i- u sorgo I, ftTholan or
N'er. York, for hg collision between that
vessel and the Genu. in protected cruiser
Stettin near this port on July in.
Make every layer of every
layer cake light and tempt
ing. Simple use Presto
Self-Raising Flour.
SPLENDID
VALUES
STILL HERE
SBBBBSSBagtMaagSSaa) hlsHHMa.
TheCammeyer
Semi -Annual
Price Concession
SsWsSSSJBSsssssssggsxssxsss
Sale
Consisting of the
Highest Grade of
Women'sGenuine
Cammeyer
Seasonable Shoes
AI This Season's Exclusive
.HI
Cammeyer Lasts
Sold at
$5 $6 $7 $8
NOW
1247 Patra Patent
heather
(29 I a 1 r a Gun Pumps,
Metal
721 Pairs Russia
Calf fOxforda.
4118 Pairs White
641 Pair" Gray
guede Colonials
114 Pairs Black
Susde 1
SALE ON MAIN FLOOR
Cammeyer
Mampsa on a
r-Avo.420'"St .
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Advertised Items on Sale Friday and Up to 1 P. M. Saturday
women's 50c Fabric Doeskin
Gloves, Friday Saturday, at
rsatural CIIMl color, in yellow ami cream. lh.se gloves are made with
two clasp an.l ilnuble ilrawhacka; imported to sell al 4I anil 7c a pair.
Women', White Suede Lisle Gluve,, for elbow sleeve; mous
quetaire, sixt.-.ll button length; 74c value; at. . 50C
tr Mala Fleer. Oa Hale Friday aad Saturday.
All Our Men's and
Youths' Suits at $10.75
vwmson Lrawfordbo
'STREET.
IN
NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER"
The Clearance Price-Reductions on These
Misses' and Girls'
Dresses and Skirts
Are Really Worth While
These Price Savings Are Quoted for
Friday and Up to 1 P. M. Saturday.
17 Vf J....' --,-4 !..! TV...... ..liia. er ) Red I
4-M All attractive midsummer models of lmT9
Linon, Voiles, and Percale; in sizes 18tol8yrs. ) WWtmwW
Reduced to
M.on
350 Misses' Dresses, Values
$7.50 to 10: now 3.95.
Our own stock, combined with
special purchase of extremely hiJh
class models. The assortment con
sists of fancy tailored or sot t clinging
effects of embroidered voile, linen
and tissues and crepe; in sites 14 to
1H years
Misses' 92.50 Washable
Skirts; now 91.75.
Of imported poplin ami cordeline;
a'l spleddiil button front model,
pearl button trimmed: lengths 31 to
811 in.
750 Girls' Summer Dresses.
Formerly Sold at 11.50;
now 95c.
Long waisted, round waiited and
special effects, of gingham, percale
and linen; daintily designed; site 6
to 14 years.
600 Girls High Class Sum
mer Dresses. Formerly
. Sold St 92.25 to 93,50:
at 91.50.
Collection of late models of beauti
ful wnsh fabrics, prettily designed
wit'i MbraMtff tad contrasting
f-ibric; aines to 14 years.
IT Third Tloor. On Sale t'ririar and ja turd.r.
'aTH sTaTam
l.mi
Hundreds Upon Hundreds
of Distinctively New
Lingerie Blouses
For Friday and
Saturday at
$1.59
Every one, regu
larly, would sell
for $2.50, $3.00
and $3.50.
Adequate de
scription would be
impossible. The
illustrations give you a
glimpse of what you may
expect from a style view-
Over oO different models ai.su
the very latest, ine sizes are nroKen in
some of the models. This is a manufacturer's
clcitiitii). winch accounts lor me ottering of si.bu
$2.50, $3.00 and $.30 blouses at $1.59. None sent C.O.D.
IT SjasjjSSjSj Crawford Co.. Second Hour, On Sale Friday and Saturday,
l.BU
point.
WW
Parasol Prices Ihe 75c
There are 1.850 veils in this
on the rampage
A remarkable collection
of expensive Parasols
greatly reduced for ininic
diate clearance. Note these
reductions:
Parasols.Tormerly 1 QS
up to 92.50, at. . lasa5J
Re-marked just one-half orig
inal price for this special clear
ance at 91.25.
Parasols. Formerly 43 Glf
up to 915.00. at ssfeU
This lot includes many im
ported pieces, also the La Palm
and La Belle and many other
well known makes. Special
at 92.50.
CT Mala Fleor. On Sals f'rldsr aad
Saturday.
are adapted to the new low bust
corset. These are the very latest
models, lace and embroidery trimmed.
Some in all
over embroid
ery, round or
square back:
boned, extra
shield under
arm; some
hook down
front, others
croaa in hack.
A I In i t e d
quantity only.
'WarnerV
S.0 Corsets
at 1.98
A splendid value; medium low bust,
extremely long over hips and back;
eyelets below front steel for lacing;
confines all superfluous flesh. 1 lire
pairs web hose supporters;
in this sale at .
ir Second floor. On Sale Friday and
Saturday.
1.98
sale offering. wHcli, at The
radically reduced price.
should
e welcome news to
those Pent upon vacation
or on I inns, etc.
IK; Yard Veil. 2 Yard Veils. U
Yard Souare Veils. Veils for
Steamer Wear. Veils for Hat
Scarfs. Veils for Auto Wear. Veils for
Trolley Wear.
Black. White. Light Blue. Pink.
Lavender, Navy, Koyal. Tan.
Champagne, - Hello, American
Benuty, Kmerald, YVistaria.tiaruet,
Myrtle, Pearl.Taupe, Brown, Alice,
Ombre.
it) shades to select from
Not a veil worth under
88c, many up to 91. 50
choice at
-tr Main Floor. On Kale Friday
y Saturday,
50c
jlVluslin Underwear
Sample Lines at About Half Regular Prices
The selections from these sample lines are splend'd, in that
the rtyles are the very newest and the garments themselves are ex
ceptionally well made. The prices tell you of the best economic
of the season:
17 Second Floor
that were formerly priced at
$15, 1H. $) mid up
to
Friday and
Saturday
About 875 suits in the lot, con
sisting of the newest models
patch pocket, Norfolks, novelties,
conservative models all wool
fabrics, in grays, tans and plain
effects.
j Alterations Free
All sites for every man or youth.
100 Men's Mohair Suits 9
t 7.50
Men's Norfolk Palm Beach 9, A
Suits at 1U
Men's 94 and 95 Panama 9 - 0 ,
Hats at i.o5
On Sale Friday and Naiurday.
Men's $3.00 Russian Corded
Madras Shirts I 4l yet
To-morrow at f
This repricing should bring a host of men to this store
Friday and Saturday. A more serviceable Shirt cannot be found.
They are made of an extra fine grade madras, with neat woven
Russian cor ' . All have the popular French soft cuffs and all
are coat models.
1.90 Pajamas, cut extra roomy, with
silk frogs and white pearl buttons.
Plain colon and neat hair-
ine stripes; small, medium
sad long sises, at
95c
CT Mala Floor. Oa Sale Friday and Haiardar.
500 Dozen 75c Seamless Bed Sheets, 81x1)0 inches; mad
of best serviceable sheetings; special Friday e
and Saturday at 52c
10c Turkish Towels, soft and absorb
ent; full bleach; red borders; 1
special, each ZC
$1.00 English Long Cloth, full
yard wide; soft finish; 10 t
yard piece CDC
Remnants of 50c Mercerised
Table Damask, snow white;
permanent finish; lengths
li to 9 yards; at. yard . 93 C
tr Mala Hour, Oa Sale Friday aad Saturday,
Wash Fabrics y Silks
in a remnant sale
Thousands of desirable wash goods,
remnants in waist and dress lengths, all this season's
styles; included are voiles, in plain, slripes aud
bordered effects, foulards, lawns, batistes, ginghams,
silk and cotton tniitures, dimities etc., and prired tor
Kriday and Saturday in many instances at ten than
l the regular selling prices. ItemnanU of wash dress
goods sold regularly up to K'c. yard
6
lc
2Y-
Remnants of Wash
Dress Goods, sold
regularly at 10c, toe
and Sc. at
IQic
2 Yd.
Remnants of
Dress Goods,
Wash
sold
18
Remnants of Silks
regularly no to tfc. at
Yd.
$1 Skirts, Gowns and
Princess Slips, at 59c
SKIRTS of fine nain
sook, imported embroid
ery and beading.
GOWNS of finer nain
sook, imported embroid
ery' and linen lace.
PRINCESS SLIPS of
fine nainsook, imported
embroidery top and bot
tom. Choice at
59c
Values up to 91.00 at 29c
Good picking in all sorts of
weaves and colorings of silks
that were quick sellers during
the season. (iood lengths
for Waists, Children's Dresses
and Trimmings; OA
yurd. at JitUC
IT Main Floor. On Ha
Values up to 91.50 at 39c
Odds and Knds of good high
grade Silks, .Home splendid
pieces of desirable weaves and
only a lliird and less the reg
ular selling price. Special
Tuliles, Silk Rotunda; Q ,
yard, at UFC
r riun and Saturday. 1 'i.WSJ
Skirts, many beautiful inodel, effec
tively trimmed with embroidery
and lace. VsTusll.U, Q.
Skirts, trimmed with choice put term
of fine embroidery. Value
M.00;at 91.00
Skirts, trimmed with tine embroidery,
laees aud ribbon. Value
9.0;at $1.50
Princess Slips, cut on excellent lines,
trimmed with fine lares atid
embroidery. Value .00. 11.00
Princess Slips, very novel design,;
i.;....i 1 1... .....i
l I 1 III ill, I V, I l II 1 I It, IU, l f All' I
embroiderv. VhIu I at..
Combinations, excellent models, trimmed with
tine embroidery and. lace. Value II. x"4;
t b9c
Combinations of fine sheer materials, trimmed
with very fine embroideries, laces ami
insertions. Value K.0I); at
Combinations of fine lingerie; many
beautiful models; elaborately trimmed
Value 94.00; at
Princess Slips, many pretty models,
including "Seco" silk;
white and colors. Value '
.00; at 91.UO
Gowns, a wonderful assortment, fine
materials and beautiful trimmings.
rr.,.u.e.,!"; 69c
Gowns. AO or more charming models,
elaborately trimmed with fine em
broidery and laces. Value
9.00;at 91.00
Gowns, of the finest materials and
trimmings, iueludiug "Seco" silk.
Value 9 0(1;
at $1.98
Extra-Extra Size Garments
Extra-Extra Site Gowns, , VJ
very special at 69 C. $1.00 ttnd $1.50
Extra-Extra Sixe Drawers, embroidery
trimmed, at 50 C and $1.00
Extra-Extra Size Skirts, cambric,
emb. tri rained, at $1.00 and $1.50
$1.00
new and
$1.98
t TSwond Fleor. On Hale Friday and Haturdaj.
impson Crawford Co., Sixth Avenue, I9th to 20tb Street, New York Cityi
"Patrician"&"SirHenri"
Shoes $1.98
TUB sti tivn . :
- . 's,i j I'll )-
nicnt direct from the factories
of these famous branded shoes
gOM on sale to-morrow aud
Saturday. This lot offers a
big quantity of low shoes
and Oxfords. All s.es for
every hotly. Kvery pair in
this season's latest models at
1,M,
Misses' and Children's Fxtra High Cut Button Shoes, in
dull calf and patent leather! siz.es H h to 1 1 at 91.39:
nil 11 1 011 iiini iim in 11 in 11, , isibssh biwii ,v.,e', m
sizes 11' 2 to S at 91.69; and 6 to 6 at SI. 98
An Odd Lot of Children's Low Shoes at half price,
to-morrow and Saturday at 017 C
tr Hernnd Finer. On Sale I'rldar and Saturdar. SBT VI SJSJN
S5.00 Tub Silk Shirts, made of a
medium weight tub silk that is well
known for its excellent washing
qualities. Cut extra large and full.
Sixes IS to 17 4; t 1 Q ft
special sfXaOa
Household Linens in a
Great Showing of Lowered Prices
l$H9 Pillow Cases. 4Ax.ie 1
inches; at, each. 9lC
1.35 Crochet Bed Spreads, large
sixe; hemmed, ready for
use; at 89 C
Remnants of White Goods of all
kinds, plain and checked lawns,
batistes, Swisses, etc.; sold reg
ularly UD to lllr a vnr.1' m I
rial at, yard 8lC
'A
ALL CARS TRANSFER TO
Lexington to 3d Av
.lllitoClihdUN.Y.
If Yoo Had No Rent to Pay
we are our own landlords, have no exorbitant rents to pay, and
therefore am ami do maintain the lowest prices in New York.
ro-Morrou'&i
1,000 Men's & Youths'
SlOSummerSnits
al $6.88
All new models, made of blue serges,
fancy worsteds and cheviots. Many
patterns. Sices 1 6 to 2 2 years for youths)
and up to 46 chest measure for men.
9SUi Trousers at $1.95
Blue and black serges, cheviots and worsteds.
Some have cuff bottoms. Sises 30 to 44 inches
waist and 38 to 3 5 inaeam.
2nd rionr. SOU Si,, SMs.
SUk Remnants at 15c to 59c Yd.
Silk ends remaining from recent big sales, inc'uding mesealines, satins,
peau de cygnc. peau de soic surah, lining satin, charm ruse, crepe de chine,
liberty satin. China silk, washable silk and cotton mixtures, besides novel
ties in many designs and colors.
Remnants range from I to A yards in length.
Sweeping reductions on the regular price make the remnant sale with
out parallel. Special prices. 1 ,1c to Mc per yard. ,, cau
one-
Shelves must be cleared tieiore inventory,
half and some even more. None C. O. D
Men's and Women's Low
Shoes, foime.iy m- a a
up to $2.98 tPl-T
Girls' White Shoes, -c
formerly up to $1 .69 . t)C
Women's $.1 .00 White But
ton Shoes; -a
special, at d)X.Td
All odd lots reduced at least
or exchanged. sw-ond rioor.
Men's and Women's Low
Shoes, formerly m aa
up to $3.98 uvl.SfSf
Boys' School Shoes, aa
formerly up to $1 .98 . . . tfSf C
Women's I2.M
Pumps and
Strap Pump
Whit
$119
A Sensational Parasol Salet
Miller Brothers,
of 362 Broadway,
N. Y., one of the
country's fore
most manufac
turers of fine par
asols, have sold
us the entire re
maining stock at
less than manufacturers' cost.
Note thr.se remarkably low prices .
1,000 Handsome Parasols,
Former prices were $1.25 and $1.50 . .
(55c
Parasols 1 1 97 1 Parasols 1 1 07 1 lap Parasols tj OA
worth to $3. sftetfl worth to $." worth to $10, e0
600 Children's Parasols, former prices up to $1.00 37c
None r. it. II. I'.rssols D.pl.. Main near.
Women's and Misses'
$2.25 Sweaters,$1.38
They are mode in the popular closely knitted
in straight cut and Norfolk
mannish weave,
models, with belt. In white,
nal and combinations of colors
gray, cards-
Other Specials in Women's and Mlsaw'
.Sweaters on which there is a considerable
percentage of saving at tl.OO, 12.75, $3.35
and upward o $S.98. m. rot.
Women's Bathing Suits at $1.87
Most of the women's bathing suits that we sell
are made In thia building under our own super
vision. From the material right through to the finish of
the garment, they come under our close scrutiny,
and for that reason we are in position to indorse
them as the best that the same money can buv
anywhere. L
Those at $1.87 are of a good grade mohair, in U ,
n,iKnk.tv1e -nllrafrM.1 trlmmMl with ' ' I
separate bloomers; sues 34 to 40.
Other Mohair Huthina
sices 34 to 44 . tastefully trimmed . $i.9S and $4 S.
Serond Kloor.
rimmed with galatea, f I
46. Special at $1.87. V
Suits for women, X
sssi , vvaxs
$1.00 Long Silk Gloves at 39c
It is only modestly stating the values when we say
these gloves are worth $1 ; moat of them are worth $1.50
a pair. Several thousand pairs are here. In tan, pink,
leather, sky, lavender, reseda and other choice shades
that women favor. Mousquetaire style, with double
Anger tips.
No blacks or whites in the lot.
They are the product of perhaps the biggest silk
glove house in the country; 16 button length, mm mi us
taire style, with double finger tips.
To make a thorough clearance of several thnissand
pairs, down goes the price to 39c u
Refrigerators Reduced!
Alaska, Star and Frost King
A carload, 156 all told, tliat should have reached us a month ago just
arrived. Rather than take them back the manufacturer agreed to let us
huve them at a special low figute which will enable us to offer you a re
frigerutor, either lift cover, "with ice compartment opening on top," or
apartment house, "both ice and provision compartment doors opening hi
trout styles.
LIFT OOVF.R STYLE: I
$6.00 Frost King Refrigerators. $4.4!) 1
$7.50 Frost King Refrigerators b in
$10.00 Star Refrigerators 8.9H I
$1 1 .00 Star Refrigerators 9.4ft I
APARTMENT HOUSE STYLEi
$10.00 Frost King Refrigerators $7.W
$12.00 FroetKing Refrigerators .M
$14.00 Frost King Refrigerators I1.0S
$17.00 Alaska Refrigerators . .. 13.40
'rr riTTBtrililTT, Lex. to 34 Ave, SMh It Mtt Hatf
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