The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1911, Page 11

| es THE, EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911, _ ; reid adh tall Bik Bly do HIS CELLAR AEROPLANE | KILLED ON"RATCROAD TRACK. ve Mildine climbed on thé railing and fell Pm SOARS INTO A CELL. | xcwapaper Compositor Streck by over, landing on the ice. . " ; ‘6 Train Near Home in Singne, N. J. 1 3 At the point where the boy tumbled | James Robinson Was Breaking Al-| | N ythe fce was very thin. It did not ‘ +, | |Arthur T. Yates, a compositor in the t | ‘ 4 ‘proak immediately, but his struggles titude Record When Police le Tt nM, F spread cracks which widened into an Got Him. killed on the Erte Raliroad track near | S Parking was on duty some Aistance | ae" ‘oplane the altitud i Stfice of a New York newspaper, was SA ESIMA | opening through which he sid Into the | tia home at Singac, N. Ju early to-day. Founded 1826 ’ water, | The barograph on James Robinson's} He was on his way home. Crawls Over Park. Park Lake we a he had beaten Leavin 6 4 ee tat 729 glock. this ton, he walked down the track toward | WOMEN'S MUSLIN, MARQUISETTE AND. COTTON Rescues Little Chap Just ldren on the | morning policeman arrived in| his house, taking @ short cut used by : m. Time wag |® full-rigged alrship and took him to hpnpat vusiiied tik, ef oe ae VOILE DRESSES, INCLUDING LINGERIE MODELS, Special Sales the scene statlo ‘oaek passing of the train from which he had om of | he wominig of m train tram the other ALSO LINEN AND CLOTH SUITS AND DRESSES, For Friday and Saturday. | | went on the; the West One Hundredth stre wn into the lake, | Robinson had got his craft s ay off the bridge and) into the hangar in the furnac tlogan, who 18 big the Irving Arms, lengthwise on the “| his way along to where hanging to the) ° Riverside | He ‘tion. His body was mangled by jen Mrs. Charles Nelson, wite| several trains before it wae dtecov- SUITABLE FOR WEAR AT THE WINTER RESORTS; perintendent, notified the au- | ered. in Time. joe aged under | thoritles. It was all in the voor re eee ’ ie put he managed to pind, 0 ARE BEING SHOW! “o) Te “elt Pyrat Asis | Hh stam quate as hi nao | ae Sapte se ae hills Baer seca nas? yr Men's English Neckwear er Herolc rescue was marked : ious a very impo in th tees ER AME pacordibt We Anoat ‘ee| Hon toa shelter an | partment tn the time, of Chiet Bevery, WELL AS SEPARATE WAISTS, MILLINERY, PARA- Scarfs made from fine English Silk, 28- hom to the ore niman Dan pulatice from ?resby. Pa le etired from th ce to-day. Kane ‘ 4 ‘ A Sess oe hg ee dS, rooney Wit aa ech & cammmee eae Me] SOLS, GLOVES, SHOES, ETC, pieathy sardborliny Cirparligachrog @adad. Hogan His compantons furnac year promoted to the rank of ine ings. Scarfs can be had ready made or 85¢ 7 Brads tee tari HF apace | he te rundredh avert hangar there | Reo aprmeny Rane wag enor ae —ee { Jast night just in time to seve the little 't Fle td, Tecra sai [Stodpltad dlnghoeed the Oase as Ghe-ot| tank ef Lanpootee Wane the Doaeen Fihth Avene, 34th and 35th Streets, Nem Pork. | Value $1.50 to 2.50, at Redow's lite. = ner of ad become of hima, but hed heard that] seronautical mania. Teblnson will he | sempie law went into effect, but he | M. GI i] 6 boy and a, number of he been drown rent to the insane ward at Bellevue. | contimied to draw ea inspector's pay. | ! ‘ | en's oves t —- en | HOTOGRAPHS—1,Doz. Photo Postals and 8x10 Bromide Enlargement in Water Colors, $1.29—Btudlo, 2nd ow Tan Cape Gloves ie an aa Gi ie a de outseam, regular or short $7.00 ; QUIS ie vate ceudenscsVceren Imported Tan Cape Skin Gloves . , sewn prix seams, buttons or $1.50 : Now for the Banner Bargain Day of all to-morrow. As we exceed all low price levels of each week CIASPS vv cvivrerevavccevsedess oneach Friday Bargain Day through the year so will each department buyer to-morrow offer his greatest values A th L r 4 of this tremendously successful sale. Come—we print here but a few of the attractions. The Evening Journal no er ot $5 } pipe oe of the other sales, yet many of the not Advertised Specials afford the greatest economies to Robes SI. 98 Jewelry Specials { shoppers here to-morrow. ry Y T have again aot | to obtain Enamel Belt Clasps ‘ Here’s a Taffeta 58 300 Coats, (:3i3 * Va tt aa gh sa lafteta - RR: Oats,icsis alue 75c to $1.25 § etticoat at aN rat Pearl Bead Necklaces . . . icoa eee, 150Dresses,,; - . Se y 2 Worth : \ 150 Suits, ¢35 in the Greatest Bargain e I’ve ever offered at een eee You'll say they are worth double the pric i ) . tte are strictly up-to- Kou'll say. Shejaare Wott doble the priog ta Women's Suits 3i0."tna nade ‘or the minute you seethem. Taffeta Petticoats, ~ fine quality broadcloth, fancy mixtures, in black and handsome selection of colors. } Secu EN eewie wcone vais paite atone z ; } er fashion terials; some atric Made with full flounces, prettily trimmed manctallored, wille others are trimmed with clusters of tucks and finely tailored i with velvet and fancy buttons; lined rite fort 4inch........Value 89c yard.......at 276 devear, Pe SCR 10, ia ate TR ORO AS ie ea Kiherty’ bert Until 1 o'clock Single Stamps Thereafter ERY. 18 inches patterns with beading top, for ribbon. Value 25e yd Real Irish Neckwear color net and lace frills (as iilustrated gray, blue, garnet, smoke, navy and bl m Sincerely Women’s Coats « kerseys apd other faabionatle mat Yours, epee tana et, Seca saat | | Formerly ‘All Sizes—34 to 44|| Priced to Premium throughout. The quality silk in these gar- suivivet io the aewgst modais, All she : ments would cost you more than what we j } leading shades, including black, : Special are asking for the entire S ‘ed Women’s Dresses Mires tee Tab0ts...cveeevseeeet oe 28, 45¢, 95¢ ae sunt bie made garment. Only.... i" feta and messaline and trimmed with seif- ‘ Va.ue 50c to $1.50 d Coll te bas mig Pe 275% Value $3.50 to $5.00 i . Never emits premium. Equal to most 2-book premi- \ be A oy em The Linen Man I will offer for to-morrow the following values as ex- amplesofbar- gains I am giving. 45c Table Damask—Heavy, © Da te é anaes 22c 85c SEAMLESS BED — - 39c Size 81x90; each.. 35c 39¢c SEAMED BED SHEE’ Alc Special Values Offered in Stlk Petticoats Wrappers and Kimonos Black Woot Jersey Top Petticoats i with taffeta and messaline flounce, $3.95, 4.95 8 5.95 (s Silk Jersey Top Petticoats colored and black, messp”ne flounce to match} $5.00 7.45 ie. | Any Sewing Machine in Stock at ¢ > 5] 5 155 High-Grade Machines sia larly priced from $25 to $35 Including Singer, Domestic, Wheeler & Wilson, New Crown, Celebrated ‘‘Crescent D” and other reliable makes ee 1 ‘This sale is far ahead of anything . that has ever been offered in Sewing ‘ : Machines in the United States, If you have any intention of ever buy- ing a Sewing Machine don’t miss this oj 4 portunity. It cannot possibly occu in in months. It may never occur again, Remember, every machine and new as it came from the manu facturer and has all the best and latest attachments. (Basement. Some lined through out. Fastens in front with large jeweled buttons Juniors’ Coats, S$ Values to $10, at _ Made of fine cheviots, smart mixtures and other fi brics if all the prevailing colors of the season. So at ati Value $2.95 ; : Special Sale of Ribbons Special Friday , Extra Quality Moire Antique BROIDERY ANG INSERTION tnd All shades and black and white No Mail or Phone Or- ders Filled and Only 0: Size 72x90; each...... YD 18¢ PI W CAS 36 and 45x: $1.25 DOUBLE ‘Siar BED | 85 toa 3 Singers, val. $55 ea. ) And 79 (3 Wheeler & Wilson, val. $50 ea. _ Persian M, .saline Petticoats | SPREADS— Each... ses c Customer 10 Crescent D. val.$45ea. ware 3 Automatic Crescents, val. $40 ea, Boys Odd Suits and i i} i 15c LARGE SIZE LINEN FINISH No Dealers 1, $40 ea. 23 7-Drawer Crescents, val. $45 ea. 1D BATES BROSED ERs HUCK TOWELS—Uach........- S4c 2 Domestica val $40 coef pre (257 Drawer Crecente val, $45 en 3 NewCrown, val. $50ea.” Valae (Purntture Dept. Dth bivor,) $5.45 8 6.45 ae 14¢c TURKISH BATH TOWELS—Each 9c Overcoats at 99 Heres rani yey ll tind at these r @ gt sc BLEACHED DISH OR? ; scence meee Oe canes Oven ee EAR ENG tad SSAC Buyers’ Floor Coverings coats vier ito eat aC <a Imported Zanana Wrappers egulariy $2.49...... . in a variety of models, | at reduced prices. ; | 175 Reefers, sizes 3 to 10 years. Regularly %2.69. Not job lots, but the of two ot our QO) NiMO§ eee vee c best sel ing Boys’ $2.98 Beavers in all the new shapes including Jack Tar and Middy styles, All sizes in the lot Only two to @ customer. Fach. 95c Boys’ 59¢ SI [Boys* 91.00 ing and Hock-|and $1.50 ey Caps Hats YP B9cl".. SOc Boys’ 50c Knickerbockers, ‘This sale price would not cover the cost of the material alone. ‘They are neat dark patterns. Cyt extra full; taped seams und patent waistbands. Sizes 6 to 16 years, Limit, 2to@ customer, No’ mail orders: Ce c Boys? 49c Blouse Waists. Excellent quality percale, all fast colors, Cut very full. Neat patterns Sizes 6 to 10 years Limit, 2 to a cus tomer, So DA ok. DAMASK—Yard ............555 This sale is a case where each buyer tries to thw, outdo ever other 7 one in the store, (Basement, ) {These values should prove the best! }wooL FINISH BLANKE’ {heavy warm quality, for full size beds; , whe and gray {with neat pink or blue borde arly $32.25 and $2.50; in this Buye pair $ 139 ‘SATIN BC OR PERED. SOME ORTABLES—Extra large ed ured fr satin "7198 TIN COMFORTABLES Stare size—covered with p quality silkoline in pretty in light and dark shades; tilled with white cotton, Frail orders, Limit 3 to 4 customer, Value 181.10; each... 69c |CALIFORNIA_ WOOL BLAN! CETS—Made from best hite, with handsome pink Sa ee aria ait OS soc MERCERIZED TABLE 394| Sale of planners More Shur-On Mountings at S O's The Finger Piece and Shur-On Mountings sold regularly for $3.50 and fitted to your own lenses, Kimonos | In fleece-down flannel.......$1.35 & $1.50 | Insilk..... «+ $345 In albatross... $3.85 To say ‘‘Sterlin; values,’’ does not suf- ficiently describe the worth of these re- markable values. They are but a small (Fourth Floor.) part of the price reductions I have made. CLEARANCE OF 4 YARD WARE 39c PS—About 850 pairs in all; LINOLEUM REMNANTS. Value $5c, Any remnant in stock, square yd., INLAID LINOLEUM, in a fine selection of the newest patterns which we sell here regularly at $1.00. . §9, square yArd ....seeseee reer eect eee eeeee Cc Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. * borders to match; heavy w }8u,00; cach ———————— ALEXANDER SMITH'S AXMINSTER RUGS, size mismatched in sewing but will’ g er! ugs. Usually sold at #22 and 825, Twill offer 100 friday in patterns de- sirable for pastors dining rooms, » $14, 50 ete., at, each REMNANTS OF GENUINE CORK LINOLEUMs, tile inlaid, and plain colors, 50¢ and 60c grac ‘Two yards! wide; many lengths of a b pattern Clearancy is, square yard... pene oy c mail orders he | Ae ode j (Cates ———— Fresh Butter 2,50? woud cok Crackers —Pxactly 100 bbl, and 200 boxes, Va- rieties are Ginger Snaps, Oyster Crack- ers, Pilot Crackers, No Library will be complete; No Student will be secure; No Teacher will be “authority”; No Speaker will be safeguarded; No Sower will be safe ° \Tea and Sugar?) S40 any 3 ‘er | roceries our regular B6c, wseon, black oF mined gran ulated icant both for SL 00 | Armour's Hams 34 "| Whole or % hams; Ib... 16% 4c c New Crop Mi ed Nuts 10c print, delivered Monogram Whiskey Ballon, $1.35; regular full quart bottle SET re . orts RAN Wilson Whiskey ~ ANS 7ac|' blue Bell Family Patent Flour See yy 44 cal iekere); | hg whout WITHOUT THE POE WATER D NL Limit 2 pattie: ates. mals Oh) 6 barrel Te Crackers, Animal a >| Roasting CI hicken: . “Old Crackers, Bpioed , Fi ler poultry; Port orSherry~(\"., 1911 World Almanac O Business Man will be sure; es No Voter will be prepared; | No Sportsman will be posted; PEAT TRONS" 7 ; “The b OF OHErFY Jumbles and ¥ “orned Beet woe PAPER BASKETS BA Viesurton \anitacee $1.2 a Ferman Canoe! FA oy in os Eee tan n a ar oatnnc CORT CLOTHES LINKS ec REL ; 0 phy sf h Live Lobsters” r . Mm vie habia kind Potatoes “qafanecd i i Bac Oranges! Boncieeg Cuiltornls, (Not delivered.) F esh Mackerel- “12¢ a an 2 va lobste ipo | Price 28c; by all, 35c. ibs., $840; bushel, 60 Ibs 92.00; dozen Atie..csceererer SEC \ ) each oC = LEU ESE eee aoe rrarerereneatas THE 14TH STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres’t—WE GIVE LIBERTY TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR (HEM ee eet |