The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1911, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911. 17 FIREMEN BURNED | POLICE CAPTAIN SHOT ie a cnt oratoary weighty Dat hn | ee aT Medel Quick Lunch Counters, Sixth Floor-- Pure Foods at Popular Prices ISUMESSHED “50 pt dy Ld ks OVER FIRE: FIREESCAPE = ie John Sullivan pounds and Zena Vink, 22 For Girls, Misses and Juniors, to Sell "na" 4% Price Even gr a attracted thousands here last Saturday. The smartest lot of ge ee) 1, verve Coats we ever f Sale on Second Flocr to-morrow. (Second Floor.) We Feature 1,000 Juniors’ and Misses’ Coats, Up to $8, at 54°58 56 years’ scientific progressive © trades ‘Risk Live Lives to Save a a piistered Men Clinging to Ladder. brewing embodied in ayo | RHEINGOLD UW know PALE BEER Made of fine woollen mixtures, cheviots, sys, ete. Button high to the neck. All are yoke lined. Great assortment colors. Formerly scld up to $8.. Choice at Ke nbeeLVe HEUT TTY Girls’ Coats, import- ed caracul and natural opossum, and coats of fine cloths, in a variety of styles and col_rs. Some trimmed and others strictly tailored Values to $10; choice at 1 { \ if ) Coats, made of fine , cheviots and mixtures. © military collars some auto collars and others tail- i effects. Trimmed with con- trasting colors. Ornamented with fancy buttons. S 1 98 SCARE IN A HOSPITAL.|* bery brough —_——— and who wa the opposition of atients at St. Vincent’s Excited WMV ee SEE EnEieee cose by $100,000 Blaze on OH, YOU FAT GIRLS! Fr tg sear eT | Big Reductions Intants’ Coats i Chtrehttia Coats in red and blue, Double Values to $4 8d be Greenwich Avenue. Hevlsy a fenenrenl Of “Tee Bites breastea moucis, Some have velvet collar ; av $ ° tet Princess,” in which Miss Elsie Janis is TEUTONIC Spal Ghinareienrntr ceil iateaere appearing at the Globe Theatre, to-day of mixtures, cheviots and kerseys. and cuffs, Sizes 2 4 vente Value $5.00" «Unt early this morning firemen] one of the . ctions of the stage cracked ‘ , hibier : DARK BEER duced to Trimmed with contresting 500 Coats, Girls’, Misses’ Soph the vecvory: wulding Mos. | fat chords girl, Wis walah Seariy Late Colored Coats in a variety of materials colors of velvet. Others and Juniors’, of all woolen } to Tl Greenwich avenue, injured eight | Pounds and who are used to empha- S. Liebmann’s So: Trimmea with veiees or fancy braids strictly plain tailored. Some materials, including chevi- femen, chused excitement for a time in | 8!2¢ by contrast the slendcrness of Miss o ot ns ian 2 o85, ety Formerly $2 89 houtton high to the neck ots, kerseys, chinchillas and neent’ Jame. eT heee athe ie eeeduced to ) tyle, others strictly tail many others, Numerous {Vincent's Hospital opposite, and |77 as oe ane theatre Is put to- At all dealers Children’s Coots. consisting of a small Fo ee y y Jased a fire and water loss of $100,00. the first, second and part of the Sore were occupied by the M Noress Company, part of the tee by the Peter H, Reilly Brother & © wallpaper concern, and the Prager f\paper Company, the fourth floor by R.A. Wagner Manufacturing Com- iy, makers of cardboard, and the fifth * Rothacker & Schweiszer, printers. “he fire started on the third floor Iyrtly before midnight in the wallpaper treern ‘® plant and was disco ™ J. Coffey, watchmi ‘mes spread quickly to the floors p ored effects. The'’grea value ever offered at price befcre; worth three times oe price °§ make. Values 98 up to $6 gether in sections and was made to lot of about 50 coats. Many handsome little models included. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Formerly $3.00 and $3.50. Re- $ duced 0... 1.85 “(Second Floor.) est styles and colors. Trimmec with beautiful embroidery. | | Others with colla cf caracul or velvet, etc | Values to $11.50. > ta Choice. . and cuffs |} Great Clearance Photo Suppli ° ; meat 4 sb Any Misses’ & Juniors’ Suit in Stock values up to 25.00. All woollen materials, including cheviots, broadecloths, serges, mixtures and other pretty novelty cloths. All smart models. Junior sizes, 18, 15 and 17. Misses’ sizes 18, IG, IS. spate eerie, heer et mbers being quick food for Tons of paper helped it spread. quell the excitement in st, Vincent's Hospital, which seemed to be endan- gered. Tenants on the Perry street side of the fire were ordered from their homes and at the second alarm Chief Croker arrived to take command. More than two hundred horses be- longing to the Monahan company were taken from the stable in the rear of the buildings. In No. 8 Perry street, when the order came to vacate, it was discovered that Mrs. Teresa Abbott, elghty years old, was unable to be moved from her room en the third floor, She ts critically il and ‘was not expected tp survive the night. Her son, Lieut. Abbott of En- gine Company 30, was sent for and re- | mained with his mother until it was | seen that all danger of the fire spread- ing to her home was over. Fought Fire From Roofs. | Firemen fought the blaze from the two flat houses, The burning building { 4s at Eleventh street and Greenwich 0 one M . ! avenue at the beginning of’ Sevzcth | sctes 2, wee ot Opportunities for Money-Saving! the dimensions of @ square and giving the firemen plenty of room. a r A number of firemen on the fre- unm nceenue ear | Hilton clothes AT ANY y ed death, They were crouth- | free Afee pouring fron to4 nite TIME, because of their superiority in ' oe iae tren Qeve Gesign, execution and finish, and the econo- — ot pat mimies we effect in manufacturing them (third Floor.) nts | OURSELVES, are GENUINE ue BARGAINS. Pur Clearance very armen an ‘ur ece nad | | Reduced for To-Morrow raugat and ru rench Coney Shawis and Muils; large size “rece'nw ee! = Consider, therefore, the} yen at took ane large pillow muffs; value $3; 5 1. 49 injured ce awn and took thelr places Black Far Western, Ma Bead Pherae beautiful Be esies. et | UNUSUAL ECONOM IKS} satin; value $7.00, ea yh 3.98 War ‘Western mine Led Sets- “Si h sets for Women’s Sample Neckwear n_@ wonderful array of sinty novelty effects SS Every Boys’ Suit and O’coat Reduced ag (echo For Quick Clearance Al over Pk opin To-morrow terns of embroidery ment in stock. Thousands of parents annually Collars and cuffs ca saving sale, and let us say here thot prettily lace to- morrow ‘8 prices are the lowest we ever quoted, considering the quality and actuo! worth of every gorment involved trimmed. Open back mode Boys’ $3 Suits and Overcoats 350 Double Breasted Suits, 7 to 16 yrs Made in a smart 3 cnn 98 ; — e and popular + Neck overcoats. ) ine_batiste iabots, stock ollars with jabots at ached, _ Net jabots with 1ce_ bows, Dutch collars nd jabots attached ‘letted Persian Dutch ollars; Persian tabs, etc, Q95c || 12:19. 439- Persian Lawn || ‘mported Plauen and Real Lace Neck- and Batiste | | Wea. consisting of lace Dutch collars, real Walsts, made in Princess lace yokes, Princess ta two attractive Plauen lace yokes and chemisettes, styles One A in Irish crochet effects model has round | J sets and smart yoke of Valen- | | stock collars, at ' 196. 25. 49. ciennes lace. Other square style. Value $1.39, Breasted Keeters. 4 to Long Overcoats greatly reduced. Sizes 8 to 17 years. 175 all-wool Overcoats. Two styie collars. Formerly $ sold at $5.50; at 3. 95 150 Ali Wool Overcoais. | 235 All Wool Overcoats. Two style collars. st cormerly | Two style collars. A ‘ormerly " ‘, A ay sold at $7.50; | - old at $8.50; yoke efiect, trimmed with pretty medallions. pata CT eC ae Newest sleeve effects, alue femens, Hem id i 3 rehec 2,000 Prs. Boys’ Knicker Pants |||‘ ned ents. 49 c, 39, 9Be Blue and Fancy Cheviot Knickerbocker Pants. Cut MarAbOUL iods of imported French mar- extra full, patent waist bands; taped seams; ap Or 8o double stitched. Sizes 7 to 16 years; value 45c f ittare ‘tnt HIS UL so riches iene ana “0 erands fe Suny, Bera vide Value $10.00 54) 98 Dainty Searls, mace oi fine, filmy silk cnitton | ion ac & wide xauisite shades with ‘loral and ve san Men’s &Boys’|/ Clearance Men’s Sweaters Neckwear “= tone Wael ak Any Scarf in Stock Coa F sweaters, ormarly oumarky uJ 2hcnD5c “We did the largest business in the history of the house during the last month. Now to clear out every Firemen in hey were: cur orF own Fincers. that you obtain in buying | aged aed clever clothes AT ‘ the x of & constitu a, Suit and Overcoat in the ae is § Ived ay by the ste best colors; some have deep pock- ets; all her ht Thete Arms to Proy MCTORIA, B.C. Jan. 6 rioting at Tien + plain ond col- ¢ Pillow muff; a resembles mink me Woot necktie in the house at prices never before heard of. All pePan, A mob in w embraced in this swee ping clearance move- Coan sweaters, rhira Floor.) beautiful, rich silk four-in-hands and other popular students heavy and medium weights: al’ styles, None reserved. Divided into two lots for a quick, colors and sises; value 98c speedy selling. housands of these ties have never even $1.50. ot ment. Wee carry nothing to futurity—not even § the so-called “staple’’ blacks and blues, for we Squirrel, F iE «Wool Coat Sweaters, aii || Pcen.unpacked. Some of them are slightly mussed from Men : | > >} lesi sack : worth up to $5.00; your choice of § eer and eines: value being on display. Choice of any tie ‘in the house at evidence of loyalty ‘ jevo ve entirely new designs each season. Lies ba haw! or muff at, each poner 75 || 12!scand ase. Formerly 25¢ and Soc. Banners and d nts oma oor, | Asbo sdt SL ort He vise a a $I 5 Suits and Overcoats $1 1.25 ¢ was ill, His secret ara $18 Suits and Overcoats $13.50 nd the coming spins by great aemonstrations. in ‘$20 Suits and Overcoais $15.00 E cities, “'R, PARSONS IS MARRIED. $25 Suits and Overcoats $18.75 cover, He Is the hiFos, Who Sought Retoge i $27.50 Suits and Overcoais $20.00 ad at His Heme. 5000 ibs. Fresh Made Butter,Print er,Print,32c| Imperfect Eggs i. d2c Baco 720!c Walk-Over $4 .O8 Slightly cna aes eB Monogram Whiskey =! 7 Zc||e.t5" Shoes “a Pair ad “ ane Port or Sherry"! ge: | Clover Bottom Whiskey gaye) Men’ s $4 & & $5 Shoes 99c|Mary!and Geese : is wah Zell EF ASE The Evening World of Jan. it '$30 Suits and Overcoats $22.50 disame re pan’ 5s Frankiur 5 p S li Ri b R ( i fF , 4 iy, ee LOC rime tanc in ib Roasts » 1 '$35 Suits and Overcoats $25.00 | eee! 28 ding K 124% o rth street, following as eda la i Bisc: ji 4 f | . 5 1 ng Je : fe ates ay ‘$40 Suits and Overcoats $30.00 oped gent atk Rise Fricassec Chickens fal Storm Shoes separation. ons is not 10 with two bogies “i “ 30c¢| Porterhouse Let " 1Sec Fovida ates "LOC Roasting Chickens"! = . 16c cc iiet SC |Top Sirloin 2:2 /iHue tt Sse Lae Sieh $LLOB Women’s Shoes Samples mt "The HILTON Co. WASHINGTON, 10H, SeAn appronr: OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 19.30 ation of $1, 750,000° in lieu of the $1,000,00' previous): asked for re-locating Kall ’ iy nan , 0 10 Hama uted avons cree Broadway, cor. 37th, 219-221 B’way, wir f | Sedhos Grane Fmt epg cocint tans he 19el) Q pinal plan wea for the railroad Corner Fulton and Smith Streets, Brooklyn (Sixth Floor.) UPKEYS vin. c through the Culebra cut. Then 1 as tocie st of Golda “| 791 Broad Street, Newark; also Bostcn and Philadelphin gO THE 10H STREGT 910KE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres't-WE GIVE LIBERTY TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR THEM \ and slightly {mperfect shoes 4 Ms Sweet Juicy Oranges famous ariacen Geel fd 2c Rib Roast Beef «. Ik-Over factory, kers. All the very Leathers consist of gute , n with cloth oF velvet t high t bute Ee ee St OS widths, Pair bah. ETE SE EE cena cremains case a panama isisninanicoeis tr rise Aelmprcitais. ss cmeay sinensis ners AEs nes esc