The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1911, Page 7

i THE EVENING WUSBLD, MUNDAY, JUNS £8, TOI. ¢ IY . —~— = tt \ } don’t leap from peak to peak any mrore,| pres? by the defendant company. On| the boy has heen compelled to learn = - a — \l | i Te I feet pretty young, just the same. | Nov. %, 10, jhe machine Harriman was] to talk ali ove: again He formerly All C T f i 0 to California in the autumn. There | operating gét out of order and his] used his righ nd to expypss himself . 1 mil paint all winter. T have hundreds | tight hand was caught and so mutilated} in signs and to be talent to use |All paid or ars Iransfer to of sketches of the Rockles and the| as to render it useless for fe. the left for the same purpose after Glerra Nevadas, of course, for 1 have| it ts stated that since the accident| the accldent charge purchases @ been making them for years, but I} want still more and want some typical | winter scenes.” | DOG HANGING TO HIS LEG, 1? THE ROCKIES 1 Py ESAS APG Se *, ie Bullets Loosens Fangs of Veteran American Painter, Re- Rabid Brute. * turning From Abroad, Found | rtoa, x. ¥., sune 12—a dog ran ' No Inspiration There. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Our Great Annual Sale of Turkish Towels, -which for ite exclusive * value-giving had been pronounced unequalled, BATH TOWELS, Hemmed and| OUR CELEBRATED INITIALED fringed; red borders or pure Qo| BATH TOWELS, With handsome white. Values 1240, for od BATH TOWELS, Large and heavy,| /*°%"* booting 176, for 12% ‘hemmed, pure white. 17 Value 250, for 17C| BATH TOWELS, Hemmedor fring- BATH TOWELS, Purewhite, extra| ed fancy red borders; also pure large and very heavy. Values 39c, 50c, 690 and 980, for | “hife extra tarde sine. oo 290, 39c, 49cand 69C| wars rowsLs, Bxtre Ane; hand. TURKISH BATH MATS, In blue,|” some red or blue Jacquard borders; pink, tan, green, red, ote. Values 500 and also pure white, large vise. “G9, for 38c & 48c Value 350 and 39c, for 2OC 69e, for BOYS’ WASH SUITS TIES & OXFORDS Russian style, with ‘or without] For Women, a clearance of odde and ends and broken eizes, A and sailor collars, in plain white: aleo| a roken alse, otri in all colors. Sizes widths prevailing; i Ct 89c ‘and $5.50 Values, for, 95C 244 to 7. Special Value, DRESS SUIT CASES CHILDREN’S GO-CARTS Wid in & shopping crowd at Tupper Lake Saturday night and after iting four children sank its teeth into the leg of Outta Proulx, a lumberman, Proulx tried to beat the dog off with his hands and fatied ‘With the brute's fang’s fastened into the calf of hie leg Proulx dragged it into @ nearby hardware store, secured @ revolver and cartridges and fired three shots into its head. ‘ q ‘The steamship Minnetonka of the American Transport line arrived here from London thie morning with a first cabin Itst of fatr proportions. Among the interesting passengers was Thomas! Moran, the most famous of the ol4| Schoo! of American artists whose work has been wholly landscape. His daugh- ter, Ruth, aocompatied him, having been his companion during the past four monthe in @ tour of the European Galleries. They went at once to their home at Easthampton, L. 1. , The only living artist—he is now tn his seventy-fifth ye: trong and vig- “orous from a lifetime spent in the open| A Jury in Justice Newburger’s part of —who has never painted anything but| tne Supreme Court ts hearing evidence American mountain scenes, smiled at |in the suit of Walter Harriman, a deat the suggestion that he may have made | mute, through Its guardian ad ittem, # study, and perhaps some sketches, of | Mrs, Olivien Kirscher, his mother, to the Alps while in Switzerland. recover from the Francis H. Leggett has been my life work,” Company, wholesale grocers, $25,000 for seineemesiiiamanennn TALKS WITH LEFT HAND AFTER RIGHT IS MAIMED. Deaf Mute Boy, Suing for Dam- ages, Says He Was Forced to Learn Sign Language Seoond Time. he said, | to put on canvas only American | injuries sustained to his right hand i “Bp netora! ite. T looked at the Aipe, but | while running a printing” pres tor the ||, Matting covered; 24 size, good) Colfapeible, with hood and rubber they are nothing compared with the | defendant company. d | inajestic grandeur of our wonderti!| Some of the witnesses for the plaincttt |] Regular $1.50 Value, for 98c Regularly $5.00, for 3.95 Rockies. I have painted them all my | “te, also deaf and dumb and the boy's life and I shall continue to paint them ioMtae ty pire tly ae nei a an inter- SALE OF TRUNKS / Wiking ao hare oiled ory tet |The plaintitt is a wraduatt of st. | All the best makes; 75 styles and sizes 2 65 up | strong aa T ever ‘did | Zovenh'a anetitute for the Dest und to select from. Prices lowest. From <4 “Of course I dp not feel quite as frisky | ji, mother at tT did nome fifty years ago and T|and was emp L. M. BLUMSTEIN, 125th Street, between 7th and 8th Av. 1 h © nuns testa vee, 8 SONS New Harlem Store srdAve.@12I|st St. 2212 to 2224 Third Abe. This Aireat Building Full of Everything for Housekeeping uh Acres of Floor Space hl tt I Formerly $11.00 High posts with brass knobs Square posts and fillers and brass top rails. throughout, six brass spindles. Close Out Sale of Iron Beds At Reductions Between \ and 4, Handling enormous quantities enables us to Buy the manufac- turer's entir® stock on hand and we gladly give our customers the benefit of the discount. About 50 styles in this lot, several of each in each size. 12,500 square feet of beds, bedding and bedroom furniture. Wonderful Sale‘ of Sanitary ‘Bedding Formerly 922.50 $4.50 Another type of this popular Sumgrer Furniture. It is very Strong as well as comfortable, and improves in looks alter being left. out in all kinds of weather. Every variety of cool things for indoors, porch and lawn at prices to suit everybody, Reed “Pullman Sleeper’ B is most important in hot weather, Cow- $12.50 Axminster Sanitary Bedding+is fhade in Very roomy and under perfect conditions comfortable; prettily finished and well made \ in every detail. \ ed in every way, yet it costs no more than the ordinary kinds. Dozens of patterns that have been sell- s } tng regulurly for years—discontinued now $30 Worth for 50c a Week { merely for variety—at -a saving of about Ay ae 1,50 «6 one ‘third, eet pf aes +4 Formerly Nor “ “ “ 6 S 5. 25 27x60 inch . . $3.65 $2. 1,000 “a aa $12.50 aa) de i =a °. ' 6.75 4 $1, B a7xt7x39 Inches; 4 ft 6 x Ot 6. ae Payable by the month if more convenient. ( rr : holds 40 Ibs. of ices 8 Ht 3 x 40 fh 6 : 3250 Collectors sent IF REQUESTED. heavy galvanized 9 t,x 42 ft 37.50 We will open an account for any amofnt on hi lining; brass hard- ‘The fist fou are seamless. All are proportionate terms. No limit, small or large. are; built of se- standard quality. ‘Many fine Oriental de- A : 4] pees ore eps amir Per aN 10°; Discount If You { a Prefer to Pay Cash HA well made. Perfect Every kind of floor covering refer ay circulation. ‘for every room, hall, stair, Prices marked in Plain Figures no extras. Others in every ., and rge for Salesmen to show the goods and sive full in- style and size—up kitchen, ete., and no charg formation, bul the goods sell themselves. to $60. putting it there. Patk Row and Chatham Square 193 to 205 Park Row = \ Downtown ©’ Store } <- will, be delivered free to summer resorts within a hundred miles of the store. There are thousands of money- saving offerings and demon- great Queensboro Sale. Don't fail to come to Bloomingdales’ during this sale. handsomely repaid for your visit. Demonstrations, Etc. Bear Brand Yaros, Fancy Art jVorks, Hominway's Fancies. él i Embroidery, in. our Art Embrold- ery Store, Main Hand Bags in our Makin) ‘Soous Store: Leather ‘The mertte of the Davis Machine Will be pointed out to you. atety Razors, Shaving Brushes and sence will be demonstrated. In our Grocery tho Pure Food Show will be in progress. All high rade, well-known foods will lemonstrated 0 In our Tollet Goods Siore many demonstrations ¢ leva propara. tions will be In Mounted Cameo Jewelry will be shown. Nemo and Royal Worcester Cor- sets will be demonstrated by ex- besded 6,000 pairs Women’s 50c Sil bargains ever offered in hosiery. BLOOMIN: $15 Gold Initial BLOOMING Handy Pocket Lighters Men’s Watches, $3 $3.75 In the Queensboro Sale. ‘Thin model, open face, 12-size gold filled plain cases, guaranteed for years; fitted with reliable 7 welled Amert 1 movement onogram ons aved in ribbon letters without extra charge. Main Floor, Centre, The S Great Queensboro Bridge Celebration Sale of Beautiful Walters Pianos! Everybody who wants to buy the high est grade lost motion action pianos at a great saving should take advantage of this wonderful sale before it is too late Walters $375 List B Piano, $198 “ov: iano Extraordinary Offer Free During this Queensboro Sale we will every purchaser a beautiful Chair with illustration er Cover. Lexington to 3d Ave. strations and souvenirs in this You will be fe Women’s 50c Silk Stockings at 29c and toe and deep lisle tops; blacks, tans and colors. ner Sets To-morrow at and regular rim soup plates, fine American Porcelain; every piece perfect, ? morrow only, at 1,000 Silk Dresses, s Worth $10 and $12, at .00 able and fashionable. instant admiration. 34 to 44 bust for women. BloomingJales’, 24 Floor, Women’s 50c k Stockings, one of the greatest Sheer cobweb gauze lisle heel | neck, and sleeveless. designs. GDALES* Din- Women’s $3.50 $6.98 100 pieces with soup tureen Russia Tan Calf Pumpe, Patent Coltakin Pumpe, Gun Metal Calf Pumps, Tan Calf Oxf Coltskin Eclip: and each with gold line border and initial in gold and old English; nearly all initials , init Suede Pumps and Oxfords, in stock. Set ordinarily Black and Tan Satin worth $15;, Queensboro | pigck'’and Tan Velvet Sale price, to- Pumps, $6.98 Third Floor, 5Oth St. Seetion. various lots, wDALES' eee Sample Ceiling Dome Chandeliers | for electricity and gas offered to-morrow at 333% below Y regular retail prices. About 150 manufacturers’ samples, mainly Venetian ,black and art glass b brass chandeliers, will figure in this ‘ unusual sale to-morrow. One of the best collec- tions ever offered at such great reductions from regular prices. If you buy now you save money. Sale prices ee ae sin “7 98, $3.98 and lesonde 16th Bie Hectiom, ERCHIEF™ handkerchiefs, Store of Certain Satisfaction BLOOMINGD¢ LES,’ Lexington to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th —— Lexington to 3d Ave. — AAle lanl Exce overe *, paten' finished in fine! at human © the socond- rere teins? 59th to 60th St. | 49). Queensboro Bridge Celebration Sales | Commenced This Morning and will Be Continued Throughout the Week. Don’t Miss > | => Many different styles—all new, desir- Figured and Bordered Foulards and Challies comprise the majority. There are also dresses of dainty summery ma- terial that will arouse All sizes in the assort- ment, from 14 to 18 years for misses and from Women’s finest quality Swiss ribbed white lisle vests, low Hand crochet bg hi i Asta of dainty Special price, 35c each or 3 for $. | 'BLOOMINGDALES’ Low Shoes to go at . A Queensboro Celebration sale preenting th the very best values of the year, being less than wholesale cost. All from our regular stock of above priced goods broken and it is too late to replenial $1.30 to $1.80 on every pair you buy. / $2.20 Per Pair Not all sizes in! each style, but all eises in the very best and newest improvements in piano { sharps, évhich figured dow ‘i ! vbe had in plain, co'onial or empire styles. ‘Thi h id it vantag » opportunity. Not alone will ecure th b th skill and moaey can build, but we amo Ral All our very spe- cial offerings ad- vertised in Sun- day’s papers will be continued to- morrow (Tues- Quee boro Bridge Annive ary Cream of Chih, 9 la Retne or Coneomme Hlanaise Broiled Bivefish a la Maitre d’Hotel, Roast Philadelphia Capon, Stuffed and mixed | Salad, oF Prine Ribs of Het with Asparagus Kice Pudding, Vanilla Sauce, Homesosde Fresh Peach Pie or Ice Cream. With Coffes, Tea or Milk. fecond Moor, | Souvenirs: Infant's Wear Department, a doll’s pretty cap with every purchase. In Our Candy Department, @ little box of chocolate with every purchase. In our Toy Department, a large toy balloon showing on its face an airship, and hanging from acane, and a pretty picture postal given free with every pur- chase of 25¢ or more. A box of Whittemore’s Shoe Polish given with every Wifttte- more polishing outfit. See Grocery Advertisement for many free samples during the Food Show. Many Free Samples of sea- sonable drugs, etc., in our Toilet Goods Store. *A Balloon given free with every purch Ko 25¢ or more in our Infants’ Wear Store. Lisle Vests, 35c \ & $4 $2.20 fect high-grade etyles taken the size range is slightly this season. Therefore, you save Handkerchiefs Bearing*the Brand. “ Sealpackerchief” Always are, and naturally must | » fresh and absolutely | When you se or hear the word “ SEALPACKER- CHIEF” you | know reference is made to the y handkerchiefs that are sold in sealed | ache. The { Suality and sige of ‘SEALPACKER- HIEF” handkerchiefs at the various prices, for men, women and children, ereetiuly compare with handker- fs lesa carefully made, inspected and packed. By all means visit the Bloomingdale Handkerchief during this great Anniversary Sale and test the merits of “SEALPAC! Greatest Piano Opportunities in America | Lost motion actions, which these | pianos contain, are the best in the world, guaranteed for always. $5 Down and $1 a Week Buying a Walters Piano is the safest’ | surest and best piano investment any | one can make. Investing in a cheap stencil piano is expensive and unbusinesslike and will prove decidedly unsatisfa to you, We are placing within the reach of everybody the highest grede pianos at the very lowest prices possible, and offer pianos at the liberal termsof $5.00 down, and $1,00per week. There iano red tape about our method of doing business, There is not a penny added to the price; no insurance charged, no interest, no extras whatever, We sell you the piano at @ given price and deliver it to your home upon payment of $5.00. are aa smooth * veneer hand maker's name. upon ® plano there very highost sand beat hand plano at any price, ayer piano and pay any Bloor “Upon raquost & oe