The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 13

SAVES OWN LIFE -' WALL STREET. BY GIANT SWING. ~OVERHIS ENGINE By Athletic Stunt Engineer E @apes Being Crushed—Fire- man Hurled From Cab. © anti-trust a h 2 rv| : botier of his | fecomotive thix morning as it rotted! over atter led nat Weyant, oni traia on the 15 the wreek and #aved ni: man, John Brow: ve tire- ‘ also had a narrow | Ai hrown from the cab | Au it of the train, Ao ‘The locomtive had left the rails ana 42% bumped for Atty feet over the ties be-| AM fore turning over. This gave Weyant | fyi: @me to climb out on the running board Bit * of the engine and scale the boller whan | fet ple (he turnover came. Two of the train men were slightly hurt, but the four passengers escaped even scratche hough the combination car tn they were train was also derailed and par turned over. ‘Me accident happened clone to fwon plant at the Lakeside avenue ¢ fag when the train was running at eighteen miles an hour The Edison Fire Dopartment put a eweam of water on the wreck, putting owt the “boiler fires a @anger of an expios’ Frank Singerle, trainman, and M. Prockbower, bax ‘ fared einployees. 1° serious. a, TAMPA RESULTS. “ara RACES epi five and a he #. B. Spears, 107 1C. @ @ 5 and eR PEFR CFE to 3 Berting, Crenel, | Detnol also ran. | @HCOND = RACE—Purae year-olds and upw half furlongs; se! @rondo), % to 1, won; Complete, 10 (1 even and 2 to 5, secon ¢inth, 113 (Queen) £ to 1, thin. Time Athanio, Black Domino, Crook af Grimaldi also ran and finished in th eréer named. ‘Tanbark Baldheaded Men Getting Scarce : a ‘ Men of America Fast Learning n Gi,| that Baldness Is Unnecessary Now that the wonderful hair nourish- fer, invigorator, grower and beautifier called Parisian —_—_—_————— JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. 1 2.23 FACKSONVT Ma, March 21.—| The entries for to-morrow's races are Aimerica, men are fast learning that it is a very easy matter to retain on of their A incident r youthful rp. Most will laugh chm states but did you r know of pti, dear r.that didn’t 1 bald head? ” Are the : sic. Hairs of | YourHead uarantees — Pa- Sageto ng hair and 12, THIRD KACK—A¢ rand; one mil az, KS ib Dike ot Bs i Hill ‘Top, 1 FOURTH. RACH Td 91.000 guaranteed, three al, delightful nen and chil where. auburn hair on ry bottle Have They'll Say You a Jewel of a Cook When you want to surprise some women guests serve them Van Camp's Spaghetti. It’s new, they've not tried it yet. And that taste of spaghetti will forever spoil the taste for any other. | Our chefs have perfected a recipe em- ploying 17 ingredients. They have created a flavor which every woman calls a perfect blend. One can't eat it without asking where you learned to make it. The recipe is secret. We can’t reveal it to you. Its control will bring us, as 2t's Dinner and It's Ready million homes, But these are the main materials: Durum wheat spa tt Herkimer County full Best greamery butter, The same expensive tomato sauce we use in Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, The dish comes ready cooked to you. All you need to do is to heat it. And it costs you less than to make it yourself, if you had the recipe. The way to know what this means to you is to order acan and try it. Order it now while the dish is new, Then judge it for yourself. cream cheese, Van Camp’s Spaghetti Italian Style Aa Bvery Grocery—Ready -cooked \| 30c and 1c per can Established Van Camp Packing Company 73" Indianapolis, Ind ‘ner, § to 6, 11 to 20 and two lengths; Scrimmage, 1 to 1,3 ke! Monek, 108 (Burton), 9 even, third. Time, 1.20 1 , dbs Cherokee Rose, Messenger Rov and, ter irritant known, and therefore thy Inprint also ran and finished in the) beat embrocation that can be used in Rub it on the part affected and keep flannels soaked with it on the | —_——- seat of the pain until ease is obtained TAMPA, Fia., “March t1—The entries | Which will usually be in the course of ten for to-morrow’s races are as follows: FURST RACE Selling » h vi comers ee Gnd 8 tal elonie elas tases order named soon as folks know it, the trade of a, ||| 21, 103, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH JACKSONVILLE RESULTS. ‘E—Purse, $400; matdes and upward; selling: decisions out of | >! 1 ake | tim, 1a! t as | Ruri to 1 and even. | Orimer, Fore- | DS boro, O. K. | May TRD g; purse $00.—Attentive, M8 (Koer- RADWAY'S to Land § to Double Five, Neuralgia. an eg TAMPA ENTRIES. or fifteen minutes. Y eboro, on, AD’ Steele also | and finished ae named. RACE—Six and one-hatt tur- ‘ate NES URALGIA 8 to 1 and) Radway’s Ready Relief is the best coun Ask for Radway's and Take Wo Substitutes ey RELIEP VOGEL BROTHERS, 42 st. at 8 Ave. Men’s $20 Spring Suits, $16.50. . the price in all New York. Men’s $2 Soisette Shirts, $1.35. Boys’ $4 Serge Suits, $2.98. with soutache and embroidery. | Women’s $3 Silk Waists, $1.90. smart high and Dutch neck models. | Women’s 89c. Long Silk Gloves, “RED LETTER DAY”—Wednesday, March 22 10 ga Green Stamps FREE toall who visit our Store to-morrow whether they purchase or not. Special Notice—Double Stamps with All Purchases ALL DAY Wednesday. A Representative List of Special Values For Wednesday An entirely new model—a suit of dash and style—spic, span and new from our workrooms. Snappy grays, tans, olives, browns and blues— the coat modelled with that broad-chested, slim-waisted effect, with narrow sleeves and natural shoulders. There’s nothing like it for Coat style with double French cuffs, made of Whitman's Genuine Soisette in leading shades. Russian and Sailor styles (3 to 8 years) of blue or brown serge, with military collar and trimmed The new Kimono sleeve style, in favored Spring shades, shown in a variety of very 200 dozen pairs of fine silk gloves, 16 button length, in black and white, in all sizes. VOGEL BROTHERS 42 St.at 8 Ave. + | 59c. 122 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT J.BAMANN & BRO OUR LIBERAL OFFER. TAKE ADVANTAGE and the chances are that FREE---10% of Your Purchase We will nive to ali tig this week 20 por con bil in merchandise, n stoners Bip matter how small your purchaye ma} of the amount of your | Chiffon er in Goiden Oak, bevel plate mirror * 16 Washsiand in Golden Oak. . ’ 4 9 a Week 4° ) Rocker in Golden Oak. cane seat * 2.50 Delivers ths Chair n Golden Oak, cane seat... 2 Bedroom | Brass Beds, 2-inch posts ant heavy filler: 20 Outlit to | Mattress, sot top, A.C. A. ticking ©... ares} Your Home, | Spring, woven wire, very strong,,..., « 5 Rooms $75 4 Rooms 5125 5 Furnished Furnished WRITE for our NEW BOOKLET containing information regarding our outfits, Mailed tree. and Railroad Fare OPEN x G4TH ST. SATURDAY a Gar 5 & ROAWIE «station EVENINGS = AT CORNER) ._ Dresser in wolden Oak. bevel plate mirror, value $15 $11.95 Tais Entire Bedroom Sulte 49.98 10,95 5.95 14s 1,25 13.98 4,95 2.25 Furntshed 190 LIEGE RAL . OLR We Pay Freight CREDIT TERMS apply also to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut, One block fom Boerum “*So did ours’’ One hundred persons have joined the Anderson & Co. Piano Club The century mark has been reached. L the Anderson & Co. Club pianos have been received. One hundred members out of the Five Hundred, the full Club membership, have already joined, leaving Four Hundred more yet to join. The Club was started one week ago last Thursday. the first opportunity to join the Club was given Thursday, March 9th. rst One Hundred members were, therefore, secured in _ The nine days. Applications for one-fifth of In other words, | 4 It is then reasonable that the remaining four hundred iwemberships will be taken much more rapidly in proportion than the first one hundred—and if you want, to join and participate in the greatest, most liberal and economical piano event ever held, the sooner you bring or send in your application the better. The Anderson & Co. Piano Club Means economy-—liberalities—privileges The very essence of this big piano event is economy. pianos of a kind at one time means economy. to a club of 500 members—all on the same plan, all at the same price, giving to cach the same guarantees and privileges and advantages, and selling them all at practically the same time—means economy. To carry such a tremendous deal to a successful conclusion naturally means that we are willing to sacrifice a good big, liberal portion of profit—which means more economy. The whole economical part of the deal, when boiled down, means that the Club gets a good, honor-bright Three Hundred and Fifty Dollar Piano for Two Hundred and Fifty-seven Dollars and Fifty Cents—a clean cut saving or economy of Ninety-two Dollars and a Half, and there is positively no interest added. The liberalities and privileges of the Club are legion. The strongest guarantee ever written is given to every member. The Club member gets his money back if he wants it after a 30 days’ trial. He gets a full year’s time to further satisfy himself as to the reliable : If he is dissatisfied we will exchange it without one penny’s loss to him. character of the piano, He gets two free tunings. He gets a fine stool and beautiful scarf free, He gets the piano for $257.50 without interest being added. ife If he dies before the piano is fully paid for, the remaining payments are cancelled and a receipt in full He gets life insurance. for the piano is turned over to his family. He gets 202 weeks’ time in which to pay for the piano without it costing him over $257.50. li he pays quicker than in 202 weeks he lessens the price 15 cents for each and every week he reduces the fine And soon and so on, The Anderson & Co, Club Member gets economy. Ile saves 802.50. The gets liberalities, privileges, advantages ii a big, broad and generous Way. TLe gets them through Co-operation on the you help me and I will help you principle, very much on the plan that railroads run big excursions taking you to all the points of interest--giving stop-over privileges here and there—securing you the best hotel accommodations and saving you in many instances nearly one-half the regular price. For the convenience of people who cannot come in during the day the store will be open every evening until 9 o'clock, Andersong6o Begiatered im accordance with Copyright Act of Mand 4, 104), dy Martin McCarmich aad Anderypo & Co, Cuabthoriaduse in whole or par, or colorable summaries there, fxbiddwmy a) 370 Fulton St. Brooklyn Place Elevated Siation Open every evening until 9 o'clock A manufact wall He examined the Club in the easy way fe pa pinac Club er of high-clas instrumes feren The woods are fu ianos tha © not as good as these,” Buying 500 Selling 500 pianos Notes. the second tho here ‘ MARAE _——= ~ 8 et STR 370 Fulton St. Brookiyn One block (rom Borough Hall Subway Station Opan every evening until 9 o'clock