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

without shoes and shivering in their hight clothes in the wintry blast, ‘The houses in Weir court at Nos, 16, Yi, 18 and 19 then ordered vacated. Sages Burn Drives Flames From Blazing Factory. SIX FIRE Knocked Down by the Back Draught and Rescued | ¢ by Comrades. | Fanned by a high northeast breeze, a) fire which started at 1 o'clock this , ‘thorning in the five-story factory bulld-| gayy matter for the police to find s#hel- at Nos. 619-611 Bast One Hundred | ter @ixty-fourth street, sent sparks Dlazing hunks of wood through the! © the firemen ad the blaze under control a dozon “Asia SIDE HOMES =e jorhood, and before ther houres were in Families had been driven i “The shock. '} The fire was discovered by a citizen it was rushing up the elevator! floor to from the second and Connelly, Kenha 108, seemed doomed. Hudson out, at Note—they ure 52 Seal tiful fox or opossum collar, brocade lined; sizes 36, 40, 42 only, Sislika —sz.inch cont for $28, were formerly $65:) 23 Pony brocade lined; the genuine Bislika pony 6 coats to be sold (size: the world. as EN ARE HURT. | adiy back draught. | » Were unable to When the smoke swooped down | fiom. They were dragged to the t by comrades and a temporary established. Dr. Goldberg came Lebanon Hospital and assisted by _ Higgins the men were eee Houses on Fire. 1 Chief Ahearn sent In two alarms. Croker responded to the Want (ole? ‘Try Swicses. alarm, travelling from Great Jones | | Srivwo is the latest and) moat scientific Hair | up Third avenue in his automo- oon iars at a mile-a-minute pace. Betore Croker's arrival Were on fire. Police Inspector a, with the reserves from three sta- houses, began routing out the ten- The apartment houses along Bos- Toad, extending from No. 9% to|" Flood sent men through them and the families neighboring |», ANNOUNCEMENT { Would you like to see a $25,000 (twenty-five thousand dollar) shipment of raw furs from Canada just received by’ us (minks, sables, fishers, raccoon, ermine, fox, silver fox, &c., &c.)?. Then call and ask to see our skin de partment, on sixth floor. Clearance Sal q Everything must go and will go, and is sure to go. We carry over no furs; $500,000 of the finest furs at clearance sale prices. Three Extra Specials—— Brown fur We have 9 coats, gen Brown we sold formerly for $9 ural raccoon—the season; also the mo tiful muff and animal sea lly for this sule ments ry dwelling on road Volunteers service by Wind | roots ana in the co ‘ds of all the volunteers | ————— a neighboring hy nd they were | unteers and the policemen, | Factory Building Doomed, For more than th driven ff and it Was ne hem, at between $60,000 and | sa | homes and six flremen were on we Swissco Grows on the sidewalk unconscious from smoke Fried- | Its Natural Color, 1, halt poats Hudson seal, to close uch in vogue. On sit $45 long with isa Niue ane 6, 40, 42), at...) Value 865 ost stylish fur} duri ota $25 8 sets for 825 We sell furs and furs only. Ours is undoubtedly the largest and finest fur store in America. Our six-story building, next t Stern Bros., is filled with the choicest skins and fur garments in Do attend! “For it’s bargain day at the Hudson Bay.” Hupson Bayo. ¢ flames in Cousins's lar firemen were vy that the factory 1. He called his g with the vo! n 1,600 persons en rolled up thelr howe ding had been com- stroyed, ‘The danage was | New Hair | Stops Dandruff and Scalp Diseases Foot, Firemen smashed in the | and Restores Gray Hair to door, Firemen Hoffman, and = Gress of Engine No. | ‘d Rutt of | No. 8 were dragging a line of ome into the smoke filled building when here came the men were knocked down « eo fromh s\ ’ | rere the ambulance like an athlete. tached from @ gas stove. Dr. Mzabeth Bruyn, a graduate of Jon the staff of the Williamsburg Hoa. | returned to the hospital. made her first appearance dn pub-| Dr. Bruyn was former! sterday afternoon, the staft.of the Wom is young and pretty, and when @| Hospital of Boston. all for the ambulance came from No, Lefferts place, Brooklyn. onwiT, Harris xG Broadway & 5th Ave., cor. ZIst St. Discontinuing Fur Departnient To Effect a Quick Clearance Entire Stock Marked Down One-Half Regular Prices Caracul Fur Coats Hudson Seal Coats Moire Pony Coats Marmot Fur Coats Trimmed Fur Coats Muffs Scarfs Sets Nothing Reserved Entire Stock Will Be Closed Out Regardless of Cost A_ Special Purchase of 500 Tailored Suits Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Two of this season’s smartest satin linings, in black and colors. Actual Values $40.00 Women’ s and Misses’ Coats to Close 9.75 12.00 15.00 Regular Values to $35.00 “Best Values at the Loweet Prices’’ January Clearing Sales Wednesday—-Each rbete | aN a Gua Brooms, Garbage ash veams.. 19e uo persed , ‘y Grendme 8 | cover. 25e en. Be Powder, : Sauce Pans LM large Pots, gray enam- VIM package. Ife elled, 8 qt... Dutch Cleanser, Dish Pan Gold, Babbite’sond 34 enainelled, 8 q » 7 cakes 4 qt. gray enam- elled wil How white or guid. V EEE) dif Bia arpa yy He Clocks, ase "176 Pote,gray enam. 49. Wash ue solid | tlled, Sat... Bucke ts, enamelled, 4 q yee lated fa Ketth les, zine; family size; io enamelled 4gt. 25e | at.. nde lomen’s Gowns, of soft muslin, | Di deep yoke, V neck, with two rows broidery and two rows of seven-clustet pin tucks, cut full and long; val. 47 Women’s Petticoats, good mus- lin body, deep ruffle of embroidery, hemstitched pin tucks and dust ruffle; special 39c Women’s Drawers, ‘good quality sheeting; val. 59c cambric, deep ‘flounce of embroidery | pinguy Ca, re double flounce of lace; val. 29c val ard mustin; requlariy ficip ners Aiderdown 16c| English Long Cloths, 32 in. Women’ 's Hose, fast black, ribbed ies. fine quality; regularly 12c top, reg. 15¢ quality, alightly Bail eal: rae remnants; worth 25c y eens NEW WOMAN AMBULANCE 38 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, she grabbed her surgical bag, swung out of the hos- SURGEON SAVES FIRST CASE] pitai ana vauited over the rear seat of | Dr. Elizabeth Bruyn, Cornell Medi-] ‘he case was that of Fannie Stark, -| cal Graduate, Starts In at | ¢l#hteen month old, who had ‘been over- | rine "4 come by gas. The child had been left Williamsburg Hospital. alone end @ rubber tube became de- 1) Medical College, who haw | Worked over her for some time and un- | yinted an ambulance «urgeon |@0ubtedly saved her life, ‘Then she | ty attached to | nd Childrens @ lives at No. 102 $50 Pony Fur Coats, 52 inch..... 29.75 models of broadcloth and cheve $ iot, custom tailored, superior of Broadcloth, Wale, Cheviots & Mixtures 3a 121st Ave. 2 Street ranteed Saving - 29 ray vo [Se ap, sie BS ‘ : Lip Sauce Pans, Clot Bleached Sheets, “16x90 in., seamed centres; heavy grade Bruyn and 10c and 226 BV eNANe Wee, BU mm, UMN UM s 26, LYES, donk nt th in Pcednach Ah fy 32 Varts Laden eee ae a oe pee ee ee 1,500 Famous Gold Medal Table Cloths SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE" 'S FINEST STORE. "12% ” 10% He Cotton sot hallies, al ‘also China HEAR NAHAN FRANKO AND ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT DAILY, EIGHTH FLOOR of Fathin ff) ero Money-Saving Sales inthe Famous Geisha" Waists ‘and the celebrated Patrician Shoe for women. Details in to-day's Evening Journal. SIXTH AVE. 19°70 20" STREET. NEW YORK Fine Domestic Rugs, Carpets €» Linoleums " In a Rousing Reduction Sale Wednesday ON TRACTED for by a local wholesale jobber, to be delivere ed not later than/December 15th. On arrival within the last four days, they were refused by the original contractor, and purchased by the Simpson Crawford Company at prices which enable us to retail the same at the original mill price. OF Fourth Floor. The following prices will cause consternation in the rug market. $] 5 90 . 500 Royal, Size 9x12, Axminster Rugs Meant to he retailed at 827.00 and $31.00; special price. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICE.—‘remendous reductions for the | discontin- | ued patterns of the most famous rugs manufactured-in this country. A. & M. Karagheusian Royal Herati Persians, | M. J. Whittall Celebrated Anglo-Persian | Hardwick & Mage Co. trade mark name, “Herati Rugs. All those we have, which are drop | — well-known French Wilton rugs, regularly ree Persians;” regular 855 retail, patterns and will dot be tmanu- tailed at $55.00; as they are §¢ 90 because it being a drop pat- *36°” fretured ag regular retail ‘36 drop patterns the Brice will 360°" ’ ’ be tern the price will be PEE eee ne 0 CT: | EEPEYEREELeRe enentenenon ee Teerea ene Alex. Smith's Velvet Car-| 140 Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 200 Royal Axminster Rugs, | 160 Superb Royal Wilton pets. Various designs and| Full 9x12 size. Designs re- © 27x60, Mill price,} Rugs. Soft, rich, light and colors, including two tone produced from Oriental rugs. 8 , our dark colors. Mill price greens and reds. Regular None to dealers. Any one price. ve $1.85 e $1.25 grade, sd per of the 140 rugs 1,100 Yards of Tapestry Car- $28.75 yard ..... hevervanes 95c HOS Vercesver ie . $9.75 t. This is the regular| 200 Royal Axminster Rugs, 6. Mill price, ourprice.... $3.45 Se and 95: de, per 1,000 yards of Oilcloth specially priced at..... 24¢ 70c 1 Carload of Linoleum in Two and Four Yards wide. Usually retailed at 75c and 85c. Designs reproduce oak wood flooring, also tile and marble colors. The almost unheard of purchase price 9 enables us to sell these goods, at, per square yard, including laying ..............e00e0008 Ars c IMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORE Great Sale of Portieres, Lace Curtains, Couch Covers, etc., Specially Under=-Priced © #1: r0«:. WE feature a few of the unusual values offered for to-morrow’s selling. 500 Pairs Crinkled Silk Portieres Fine, lustrous crinkled silk Porticres, reversible; trimmed with pretty edgings; good _ tment of reds, greens, browns, etc. BM 85 larly at $19.75 and $13.95; pair.. : Handsome Velour Portieres Regularly $22.50 to $25.00; at rd ene cel ad 17.45 Visit Our RESTAURANT On the 8th Floor. Daily Concerts by Nahan Franko and His Orchestra, These Special Dishes served Wednesday —souP— Chicken Gumbo 15e am of Celery 15¢ 750 Pairs Verona Velour Portieres Can you resist such an offer? These Portieres are made with one side of Verona velour and the other ride of lustrous armure epeety. colors for your ch at 815 pair Fine Silk Portieres. Regularly retailed at 819. 8 200 Lace Bed Sets, $4.45 White Kenaissance Lace Curtains, Hand made Renaissance Bed Sets, having large | $3.85 centre medallions and corner piec mounted on a Sold regularly $5.75 to $6.90. Hand made Renais- , strong B quality net, with Bolster Cover to match, for sance lace, mounted on y heavy French net, full size beds. Regularly $7.50 to $5.00, choice of border or insertion Signs. 250 Heavy Turkish Couch Covers; sold regularly $5.40 to $6.90. . 93.65 French Veiour Portieres at, a Pair, $28.75 HAVE been priced regularly at $35.00 and $40.00 per pair. Finest quality French Velour, and better patterns or more perfect color diversity cannot be found, even at original prices. rr Loin Veal Chaps | Napolitaine S0e Westphalien Ham AMPSUN CKAWKOKD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S LiNEST STORE. and Napkins To-Morrow at Half Price HESE noted linens are always a great magnet in our Annual Sales, and this | | Bede special offering to-morrow should bringa very enthusiastic and heay) uy ing RonsteSiting recognition, rea ito. Le 7, 1,200 Dozen 79¢ 44" gs.98 Gold Medal Table $2.00 “English Nain- of soft SeamlessSheets, uni |” Cloths, 2 yards long.... $1.95 | sook — yard piece, 49 $4.50 Gold Medal Table a My equa ality for thread sheeting; fe St eee Ps 59c Cloths, 2 yards long... . $2.50 ta i ASAD l. 29 laches, at $4.50 Gold Medal Table $2.45 piece., Home-Made Cloths, 24 4 : ie Linen Finis 86.50 Gold 3 s $1.50 English Long- Spectal Afternoon low Cases — Cheice Cloths, 243 yards long.. $3.50 cloth, 1,, “ts, 27, sale to- of hemmed or hematitched Pil- | @5 71 hi ‘al Table Hothy morrow; fine, sot 25¢3 Be ant 5Oc low Cases of this quality can 5 Syards long... $25 | Hames tn pildren's only be purchas. 7.95 Gold Medal Table on = during our J. Cloths, 3 yards long... . $4. 50 sale at this erve a la Carte the sunniene and the most elab- orate dishes at moderate rices. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, Your Piano Opportunity Now! Our immense Sale of the J. W. Jenkins Pianos and Others Continues a Big Success HIS purchase and sale of the Under’ rs’ stock, taken over after a slight fire, has excited grea ab After thoroughly satisfying yourself friends that you have secured the ‘On ry value in New York, begin payments us low as ONLY $1.00 A WEEK A Steinway Upright; an undoubted attraction; a genuine Knabe piano costing #500 when new, for $195. A superb instrument $195 Sewing Machines ©7 Fourth Floor. sell for $35.00 in tone and appearanc A Mon meaY. Sohmer U, Colonial style; No. 25764, a « plead) valke, ,°275 9450 Krakauer Upright, in mahogany ca: No, $2424 (this number cates the pi the piano). Has a tone of surpassing excellen C> Fourth Fioor, Thirty Days’ Free Trial! "No Interest! No Extras! Hallet & Davis Upright....... 1 Fischer Upright (imahogany) $195 | 1 Ludwig Upri cht ul design, HE best machine ever sold anywhere at this low price. Has drop head, ball bear- ings, stecl attachments in lined case, ‘cabinet is made of vot an golden oak. We guarantee them Decker Bros. Upright Behning Upright. +9165) Practically new, in mahogany ease; for 10 years. Lorenz Upright (new) Hacnony Upright +++09185! the number is’ 76144 $ Other machines from $18.75 to] | 1 Hardman Upright. . {almost_new) great value 260 #40, 81 down and 81 weekly. Including Singer, New Home, White, and any high-grade machine you ask for. =SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO.—/ Canned Vegetable rearere i Whiskey, A large size, fine-toned instrument practically new. Wilber Upright...........+. $175 1 Sterling Upright (mahogany).9215 A Steinway Baby Grand— A bea: in tone and construction—for. 5495 A fine instrument for a music teacher or prota sional musician, Flour Sale 5 c Hrivate Stock Kener Fancy ‘Telephone Peas, . $2.0 “Brom St Your ) Fancy Red Ripe Tomatoes, i) Care, 1108 if ind ‘ Choice } Tender Green Beans, ozen, 85,h0; the FT ( Sweet Creamy Corn, Can, 9c sq sl, BAO s nd diye Reserve \ nn Dessert Beaches — Cameron scloua Calitorn 2 a ality Chili Sauce cape SRO Cauce, Creamery Butter from an old fashioned ome Mea gw bres *% Brand recipe, Have you tried some? x 4 b ‘20.3 small ny os ia old;