The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1911, Page 8

THE eh) TIN 0 Ren aR Ro EVENING WORLD, GRNKING PLATES [moc wnucen werrs. | Rt DRY, POOR PEOPLE SUFERFOR FOR WATER Park catilig and and Troughs tn Are Without Usual Supply Because of Scarcity. CRUEL, ON Horses and Dogs, Denied Their Accustomed Drink, Also Hit by the Shoriage. Public drinking fe tng troughs in the man breathing spots in Manh ntains and water are with out their usual py ’ @ result thousands of eg Suffering. Dogs and horses accustomed °.*" to finding ready relief from thirst on. jhe all sides are forced to walk away from ca thelr accustomed drinking places unsatis- | Ch fed. all this because a water M famine threatened the city | tr Bome discretion in the conservation of water might be shown In the parks to the benefit of poor people on the drinking fount from the intense midday Jess fortunate humans and t * animals are suffering, Preserve supply of of water in the upp Croton. wa’ missioner T Twice there h pour of rain since scare resulted in cut of thelr regular su day, with lowering surance of more # missioner Stover coi 4 dry condition in the tains and watering troughs | POOR MAN OUT OF WORK | SOUGHT WATER IN VAIN, | As some of the drinking fourta are provided with a device of the ‘low of water whe been quenced, it is extreme who re ng to Com- been a smart down- water famine’ iret ly bard f the lay mind apprect a conec thon plan closes public iH] All the water lost to the city from ||] there particular fountains would | ted" down the throats of the |] thirsty poor, The same is true of the | watering troughs, an insurance for- |] merly. provided by, the city against | |] equine eunstroke and canine hydro- | || Phobia. A { A man, poorly clad but to ance an honest me ment, early this mo to the drinking fountain in Riverside | 4] Park at foot of One Hundred and | |! Bixteenth sireet | #t my luck,” he sald to an Evening | || World reporter who h to be standing by, and who + the on veiling of that same four months ago, and the fine by thé pubtic officials upon the specially but!t “T have waiked al) Hundred and Fitt out being adie to the man continued, “Last tight forced (0 sleep in the park 4 to three drinking fount watering trough, and Your city 1s most cruel." | SCORES VISIT FOUNTAINS, BUT || FIND THEM DRY. Awalk ¢) Unton Squa tery Park riod, why was occupte there wax urgent need for at | te way from ¢ h street wi! ta dri y ave all dry. | 9] two hours of flowing water in the drink- | | ay. | ing fountains, | In fifteen minutes mo of women, children and thps, A score y drex men went up to the donpiath on the west fide of Madison Square and were denied water by the greatest city of the Western Hey sphere The closing down of the fountains and the watering tre kes ut those who cannot atri ik. Better whut off the e vome of the large aparim whose occupants have a country than to deprive through adversity, seek refuge in the parks. To clove down the waste of water from the } yuntalns hes the a proval of even the 4 of the park ben te cannot understand why the antains an@ watering trougis are included in the water. ra ie Re arrangements KILLED BY B.R. T. TRAIN. | Henry old, of Brooklyn, train before it ninth street and New Utrecht station, at 6 o'clock this mo He lost his balance, was called from th Hospital as a matter of fo Dinterbrink hed ‘een kille! er " th dota corer | 260,000 coping former's wild tor 80 each) |e sect tree to say toe wong th onecett sacl There ate Lip ost of WrADpInG Aid bowing the reader wuss aot | treet, Br | the Statue of Liberty race | and by Garros in recent| | in the King’s crown, scep- Train Near Nevi ie) tart. un Down ‘by Train | Street Station Just After S ing Work. a tran on w kr the “layout track’—a which reserve car 1 is between the k him, 4 "ee tof No. 1% Clinton parks ant NEW YORK NAUGHTY AS PARIS. fra, Heaton Owsley arrived to-da the Nieuw Amsterdam, She was 1 bound on the ocean when she | 1 the wireless announcement fifth re-elect of her broth er Harrison, to the Mayoralty ago, With her is her daught sa Harrison Owsley Every thne I come to New York, s. Owsley sald, “I hear the eternal In the rotunda of the} Stewart building hangs a! Moisant Aeroplane of the type used by Moisant in flight from Paris to Rome. | In the rotunda of the new Wanamaker building | is suspended a monster balloon. Both aeroplane and balloon are for sale. Particulars may be had in the Sporting Goods store. | In the Jewelry store is a Coronation exhibit of the King’s and Queen’s crowns and the great Cullinan dia- mond (all in replica, of course), the separate stones cut from which are tre and Queen's jewels. | In the Burlington Ar- cade is a replica of the Coronation chair, together with some specimens of King Edward's clothing, including a dressing gown which, we are told, the King was wearing when he passed away. These Coronation and timely exhibits are all part of the great June Festival of merchandise which opens today. ‘SAVINGS STOLEN, HE TRIES 10 Dk ie ~ BY WINDOW JUMP : mad Calamari Was Already to Go)! Back to Italy When Robbed. art will not #a to-day, even though he had pr elf with a steerag It Is doubtful, tn th Stat put up wit Hino, at No je went out to urday night and vade many the wine ps, One got to most of th 0, and when up to his loss he was ft of his senses, He wy night, disturbing the ‘his relative, But final khborhood. The John Wanamaker Store In Tune with the Hour Madame would A-traveling Go? The Coat Question Immediately Presents Itself. Something long, light, | cool, dustproof and, of course, becoming Perhaps we can settle the question for you at Shantung Coats § {one- cheap because Mohair ts Coa Parisian taste, Gloria Coats $25 to $42. each model. Linen Caste and end there, Will Save tion. 15 and 17 years, in Sat For example, here is a little group of genuine Shantung Coats—new, silk-lined—at $18. will cease to puzzle once you see the coats. A very striking effect is secured by wide revers, cuffs and collar of the peau de cygne with which the coats are lined, the blue or brown and white stripes contrast- | ing vividly with the natural shade of the Shantung. | Earlier in the season we had aes coats at $27.50. | Even more unusual, thou; quisite coats of English Mohair, fashioned with uncommon shades, hussar blue, beige or French | tan, green Mediterrae, madore—a rich brown, white, pale green, etc., in harmonious combinations. Here is a cabinet of glossy satin-finish Gloria Coats, each one a picture of simple beauty. Plain | shades—tan, champagne, pearl, navy, purple, etc. In the next case, those exclusive Imported Coats of heavy, rich Tussor. $60 to $105. LINENS, $6 for well-fitting garments, others with or without the sailor collar—some trimmed in color. collar, cuffs and belt are of suede leather. are coats of white linen with roomy hood to en- velop the hat or head. White linen coats with a touch of color, $14. June Sale of Notions All for the ‘‘In Between Girl’ 500 Good-Looking Wash Dresses for Girls, $2.75 to $8 To the girl who is too large to wear girls’ sizes, and not grown up enough for young women’s dresses, has the Wanamaker Store devoted particular atten- Care has been taken to have the sizes just right and the frocks, too, in their charming simplicity, ab- solutely appropriate for the interesting ages of 13, As low as $2.75 is a pretty chambray dress, ex- | ceedingly well made with pique trimmings. dresses are of white linen and pique and the inter- mediate frocks are lace trimmed or plain,as you please, at moderate prices. An exceptional and varied assortment. WENT FAR TO HAVE YAFT “PAY OFF HIS MORTGAGE.” 1 Fa of His Mission ent Talke to Reac h Presid | WASHING led a w wa for nington to have t"ratt pay off my mortgage, 1 Freckles @ Simple Remedy that Ban- ishee Early Frockles Al- moet in @ Night. tleke' fact, at St Here’ If those who freckle every Summer would get a two-ounce package of |Kintho in June they would be almost ls in| sure to have no further trouble when him for/the hot sunshine of July and August Carmelo} discloses freckles on other people. » one|One thing is sure—the quicker you tol use Kintho the sooner you'll be rid slof your freckles, Get {t wherever toilet goods are sold. If ft fails, get i atan’ | your money back, hitting a| Use Kintho Soap, too. It will not rash that/only help give the freckles a push, ‘but It is delightful for toilet use, So they are so good! A paradox that | th here longer, are ex- at $22.75 and $23.75. Charmingly | Only one coat of of course. Many will want to begin Coats of natural linen commence at At $10, At $12 Second floor, Old Building. a Pretty Penny Basement, Old Building usually so neglected, The $8 Second floor, Old Bldg. Nothing About These June Blouses Suggests a Sale But the Prices! — The blouses themselves are suitable for absolutely every occasion—-neat and simple ones for morning wear, and elaborate hand-embroidered and real lace trimmed ones for afternoon! All so moderately priced that enthusiz astic women have exclaimed: Special Features for Tomorrow Voile and linge by a manufacturer whe hists not are noted for yoo clean works: ansh At $2.50 a hend embroidered mbre color, lered in colors, made Many of w only have style but ery voile blouse, with which is a thread-like line edging With clusters of tin: coral, blue and black. “I don’t see how you do it!" Lingerie Blouses hich show the new id in colored trimming heer white embroid. nd embroidered in t They are $ Waists of allover white embroidery in various new ef. d. Cool China silk blouses, $2.85, touches of bla { \iny crochet buttons, At $2 hi ind \ voite, in cadet | eae ar levend th buttons to match; high neck, fects are stunning, Another $2 blouse has pipings of cor » Copenhagen blue or lavender aad tiny buttons with a criss ci¢ In all black, or striped: Main floor and Third floor, Old Building JO OHN WANAMAKER Formerly A, Le Gtewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. _MONDAY, JUNE , and he Royal Bengals Cigars have hit the popular taste most completely A Box of 10 for 15 Cents Get them—INSIST if you must—but get tl them. WORK AGAIN FOR 30,000. New Engiand n Mills Re- nh After Week's Shut Down, +e STER. NH ton Mills, wh it days, ents, Mroe arted to-day than WONDERS. i SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING Double Liberty Stamps tor Tobacco Tags, Soap Wrappers, Etc. ( Double kéry Stamps All Day 7 Tuesday faeacventte?} --2600 Tub Dresses-, Priced for Quick a: ge. Clearance his to fi enisit Women’s $1. 49 Tub Dresses for every who ix now a % length si with lace, Tub Dresses---10 Pretty Styles | | Made of fancy lawns percalesx and ¢ med when have deap « rasting coll r collars and tle t mateh, othe: shape’ neck Skirts trimmed All colors, all striped effects. Sizes Women’s Tub Dresses,Val. $4) Made of fine ginghams, linons a $2. 98 ¢ f dainty lawns ee r $4 Values Lie ped Borax 10c PY 25¢ Pitcher’s Castoria.. 12¢ ‘Seam’ itary 1 dozen a large vai al Doucies Garfield ‘Tew Piso's Cough, 17c Wiérek’ Sugar Soe. Beet) Tron and 5 Hoe, Beet, Trin and 3Qq au WOO “Kliste Tron, “Quiz jad Sirsetnine 49c|* ine Var 25¢ Pond’s Ex- ||r tract Talc intess ee 10c —————$— 25¢e ec Sanlssl the $1.00 Bromo Powder or popular ki- t sh lo $8 Seltzer..... 38¢ [_paste, ¢ for. ‘206 | 2 for front ‘ani hack pat ts have the S = = Pr = wes, Ht falues to $8.00; at eee mem eee (Second Floor.) 7-~Boys’ $3 & $4--~, Suits A 25c Base $2 (500 Reautiful 90) lg ‘This 1s the great- est clock bargain $6.98 Set ah af Covers if for 5-Piece Suit nolds 33 Ibe. Ball Free With Every Suit at Suits and Spring Reefers, every kind, eve! or, every style—Nor- double ted, sailor or Russian—for bit or little fellow , from 245 to i. years. Allth latest Spring in faney s and Holland Window Shades to Order, ” Ade) se= (Vourth Floor. jee—e. t -Dresses-~, | {Made to Your! | Measure i From “Naushon ; Gingham 2 2.50 This Price Includes: you can Boys’ buy Clothing, er will A= Na, alley Third Floor, jeome eee” a Save $2.05 on Our Big 1911 Bargain — Groce ry eel fee Each Box Contal ns Containing $6 Worth ofStandard Pure Food :Products, For Only pone "once in th the whole year can vou obtain such a G No other ste Read priale a nattempts Your judgment must to comp do the rest. eee) y Samples Worth About 50c One sample of each of! the foll ng: Post Toasties Postum Cereal Tux Lifebuoy Soap Caramel Cereal dBi A Harmony i Fireless Cooker | | For only jeman Te: Each box contains a coupon en- | | Sapaline Wafers titling youto Beetsoll purchase the best ircless . Waw Waw Sauce tf uve } Silk Zollenne Dre: made to measu Princ - $6.00 ; ‘aa Our Price 3. 95} 1: +e° i AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED-----~~.... made to = 6.50 Nccumess. Sirus Denartment Py --Fruits, Wines, Fresh (eats an Fish Imperial Club| Sweet Oranges Extra Tuesday Morning Special Swoot, Juley fruit; 5 yyy on ve Pe Ks, eut from 6f Ic Oranges — dezon, 613 dozen at 220 | Steaks : rarth 18e Larue one on uitable for stew Owst ; Pineapples truit sion 2k | Whole Legs of Beef" nibs. Coch? warts bee aouns,. Ola Colony te 28.53 Port or Sherry —wino.. sola regu reer Bele. LEAN HOINS OF JERSEY PORK 130 | RUE arly wt $2.00; on. sal neat Pre 0 cluding 5 mostly | PRICASREE: ¢ Fre ne row gallon, in Hdl "© 81 24 Potatoes ! i Sait wae “k Spe aly at 18 mre Riviere Gardrat & Co.2 a (Cognac. sow, Be wale pi bing) toa ae day, in strips only or cial Fapectal price Pu row, botth Seen (SIS) 11001.) eee wer enrewnmererewnncwen wns eew ewes eee! THE Lt STREET STORE, HENRY GIEGEL, Pres't—-WE GIVE LIBERTY STAMPS plage o_ mare” aa