The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1911, Page 12

We ere ae Ge se EE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911. ¢ ees { In about an hour the couple and thetr| ground floor was given over to busl-|t where they separ- | | fon, Charles, in an adjoining room,| hess and the two ft above were | - h and | veed by the Henne second floor +4 baad tye ttaea LARA Lat lhc ln for living roo d dining room | 6 Sohmer with a come from a friend, rtment Morningside Park, ated. ing the letter one men arrested last fight sald! ee = oo bricks and mortar flew about the rooms ed a revolver, while 5 ™ SATISFACTION GUANKANTEEO OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNCEC ; and the top a er the head with a enth street; Ir hood had recovered from thelr excite. r|ment and gone back to bed, Inspectors of the Building Department told the! Heer | a 4 " t 1 in all directions, There was a gaping ebuild! a Bonife d » No, 253 Seventh ir . bie pre oelge os Gee, head. | torn down to make way for a lumber| fed over the roof. They got down tol sohmer Identified the men asl ehh | t : ’ I told you 0," yelled Benne yard, leaving the west wall thin and|¢p@ street through an adjoining house] ants. Frost, she sald, % | j weak. It 1s supposed the collapse of the| and ran, with a crowd following, into! who had the re: i | | £0, | tall brick chimney was due to the weak-| | | ami { d | eas ¥5 | Don’t Poison Baby.. ba A a dal So « (Rt Ne ered tne walling Way. penrectie ante, YEARS AGO almost every mother cht her child must have t the ancient hours ad Feat of the building was perfectly safe, | F PAREGORIO of landanum to make it sleep, wap trees wil produce RES BE Grealést & Most Eventful Sale, Edward Bennett Knew Some- ii 1 ner) 4 broke all china and much of the thing Would Happen and from the first floor to the top| frenity eee eee Cu : , and a FEW DRO | ea FROM WHICH THERE 18 NO WAKING, Many are the children who fi . rn | ce-story house jcleaners, The falling of the mantel on) have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregorio, iauda- Told His Wife. It was on the west side of the butld- | Bennett's leg did not hurt him. num and morphine, each of which 1s a narcotic product of opium, Dru iste fi € ing, and most of the bricks went Eel _>- from sellin, either oft nareotiga named to children at all of i, * _ 1 lumber yard and Inside the groun " ™ a.of “parents ) mg ; hoor "voomee the, mantets, nowever,| ARRAIGN THREE YOUTHS. | & ony tohich relieee pain dnd’ produce alg, but which {n pots: a y melon cx tur ina @ inward: Detectiven Gsink, Hay ina Bones produces stupor, coma, cont and death.” ‘The taste and | abext bedroom on the ¢ HOUSE WAS A sHOW PLACE | attached to the West One fundredth smell of medicines containing jum are disguised, and sold under the names FW. J. Sloane's $18.00 All Woo! Alex. Smith’s $16.00 Fa " ‘Smith’s & Sloane’s $22.50 Extra Greenwich street “ Ing Syrups,” etc, You should not permit any Ms "Get up and « Vannes Oye street station, to-day arraizned three medicine to be given to your children without or your physician know J. Heavy Velvet Rugs at 11.97 Seamless Brussels Rugs, 10.97 Heavy Axminster Rugs, 13.97 Wine The house, at the northwest corner|men in Harlem Court, charging them | o¢ what it {9 com CASTORIA DOES ‘Nor Size 9x12 feet. Shown In Per- Size 9x12 feet, Woven in one Size Ox12 feet; just recetved Sk, “The house ; eine aiietta Wan a] otth Gonautlng Mise Soretion Rohiner, | OOUMEYEr fe Sompored. ent he sewed sian 1 and most wanted plece of the best wool yarns; from Wipes famous Ran, Mille t aay iin roids Phat kat. Bie Years ago, when | aged twesty-iz, of 3 West One | of Chas. H. Fletcher, pig IR ed vy Pils sh ec nd different designs; Persian, floral 0 sleep." she replied at last bite | somo of the racy of New York| Hundred and Fifth street, in her apart- Casteria bears the signate heir long wear- Wo-tone effects; suitable for d Orlental patterns; rich, high you had gave you a nightmare. tn that section. Tt was then a| ment inst Sunday night f Genuine always re of ea: Fewular $18.00 pazlor or dining’ room. ‘Actual M) goft nap: sold everywhere Bennett obediently went back to vate residence, but in later years the! |Three men presented themselves at! eS ro oe —— oe 11.97 © 10.97 ‘ 13.97 | GIMBELS--Good-ByeReductionson Thousandsof LingerieBlouses | $6.00 Re ersible Dining Room Ruge a $3.91 $10.00 Wool Filled Fibre Matting Rugs at $649 A heattitul tug, closely woven; shown S wet. Extra heavy, excerien . floral and scroll in the house; perfectly or sid 6.00 hown in green, red regularly $10.00; Oxi2 12x16 $10.00 $15.00 71.98 12.50 s; a rug ni wr inen warp it nea ecial here t e i r blue colorings: Actual Savings of 30%, to 45%. Place order to- morrow and we will hold until wanted. aan 3.98 Superb "Values if “| Mattresses $4.00 Combi: Combination covered cD i as $15 Brass Beds, ike Cut, at "White Enamelled Beds, Like Cut, at _In this instance the drawing pen is greater than the quill, as the illustration shows just what kind of Blouse one may expect in the Sale. This is only an index of the many styles of charming Lingerie Blouses at $1.15, $1.35, $1.65, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95, originally $2 to $5.75 Even though the Blouses are fresh and crisp, they must go, as we are making ready for Autumn. Materials and trimmings are all of excellent quality. Sizes 32 to 44 included. Third Floor ion Mattresses Store Closes Daily at 5:30; Saturdays at 12:30. 1,000 Men and Women Can “Keep Dry”’ Charming Wash Fabrics As a Result of Thie Unusual At a Low Price-Level AUGUST SALE OF UMBRELLAS Stock-readjustment is going on in our Wash Goods Section. As| | Manufacturers have their good reasons for meling ele products for less than their regular prices. a result, several thousand yards of some of the most attractive | And when, as in this case, we know the makers to be among the best in the business, and that the Summer fabrics of the season find themselves bereft of a large | goods are up to our standards in quality, we are glad to turn over such a “plum” to you, as this part of their former prices. Whether a woman needs materials Umbrella purchase, with all the savings that go with it. €hoose from these groups now before you tee cool Dresses or Waists for this season, or for the next, doesn’t | 80 vacationing and before the Autumn storms set in: matter—now is distinctly the time to buy them: $2 Umbrellas at $1.25 $5 to $7.50 Umbrellas at $3.75 le Men's and Women's; of union taffeta, tape edge, in aan if parse Yeas, tery ay ao bid ae sare A LAB d otal more cee a fine variety of sterling silver-trimmed an pin faut: Won:en’'s Sun and Rain Umbrellas, of extra quality floral and neveley effects, and 38-in, Crees, Pony fees, Silk - and - Cotton ae i fe Vesbrelles with natural wood and mission han- | silk, fashionable in shades, including purple, light green, Border wns, Shepherd Checks, Imported Grass J - dark green, king’s blue, navy blue, brown and black. Beau- ariit ibe yard, formerly 260, there | Linens,, English, Yolles, and other} $8 to $4.60 Umbrellas at $2.50 |riful handlee—tong, etched silver, engraved silver caps, and stripes, solid colors, 27 inches At 60c yard, formerly 950, Im-| j; Men's and Women’s All-sil and yarn-dyed silk-and- 1, gold caps, or carved wood, trimmed or plain. wide. ported Bordered French Voiles, 60-in, | nen taffeta Umbrellas, The Women’s. in lack and all mbrelles, of extra quality taffeta and Levan- ‘At 18¢ yard, formerly 26c, Tissue | and Embroidered Swiss Muslin, 44-in, |C0lors to match any gown; handles with etched silver ltine silk, with fine cape and buckhorn handles, trimmed Ginghams, in’ checks, stripes and | — At 96c yard, formerly $1.36, All- | cabs, &un mein Sek: hantll ¢ jor plain, gun-metal hooks, trimmed o. plain natural wood. y Sell. oe a H i ‘98-4, styles. The Men’s Umbrellas in black; handles with cape aids, and plain and fancy English | over Embroidered Batine, 38 in, [and buckhorn hooks; trimmed or plain natural wood, Pp Main Floor The Mode of the Hour— Fine Mid-August O ortunities White Felt Hats In PIANOS and PLA ER-PIANOS '$9 Brass & Enamelled |¢7 09 bates & e ‘Beds, Like Cut, at 5.9 Wool Mattresses 3.95 Heavy steel con- te ex: Full 40-pound cotton and wool mat- tresses, covered in plain stripe tick- ing or fancy art ticking; $7.00 value, $12.00 Felt Mattresses, 5.95 Cotton felt mattresses, best satin fin- ish ticking or A. C. A.; ‘sold nartiy at $1 only (any size) at De $9.00 Black Hair Mattr Black hair mattres: y Bed Spring, $2.50] Just like cut; an absolutely noiseless and sanitary fabric that will never sag; has a row of helical springs at each P end. Guaranteed for 5 years. 5-Piece Verona Velour Parlor Suites », (like cut) at 19.75 $29.75 was the original price Ucket on this suite, Mahog- any po d frames; extra large Ove ered in best V 1 rona velour; at.. e LINOLEUM 45,000 Yards of 39c American Se Enamelled Floor Oilcloth at 19c © surplus etock of the famous » Olloloth Co, enters into this Like Cut, at. v foot | rail, y brass rods and brass scroll cen- re; heayy mounts. . d oak, mas- » claw feet, ernational xe ing Room Chairs Braced cone aa hein. of We have accumulated a number of ¢ Indeed, it is a delightfuljexcellent instruments, some of which change in millinery, because| have been used for demonstration in most women are apt to be/our Piano Store, but are otherwise new tired of their Summer Hats /and in splendid condition, Others are a Winter kinds. these /€ntirely new instruments, the cases of White Hats are light and Sum-|Which are in discontinued styles, We mery in effect, and yet they| have made especially low prices upon have the first touches of the| these fine Pianos and Player-Pianos for Autumn, , Besides they have | quick August selligg. We also announce \\ , eo 4 appeals to the tailored woman A Special Offering of mae NEW WRIGHT PIANOS White Felt and Velour Hats are much in vogue as well as those of silk. But ityis quite impossible to decide which is more| We recently made an unusual purchase correct—the sombrero or Pierrot style. ‘To meet the demand of | of a large number of high grade Wright : Pianos, before the removal of the factory Style “R” Wright $196. this sudden and large vogue, we have emeniies ai of Haase | Shed anaes Conary oo Ore Able Ay Pssst aa tam from New York to Jersey City. On the few Wright Pianos now remaining ne A a NE TI i ES TEs | Arcther Manufacturer Falls in Line with His Surplus Stock of much prettier and worth much more. There are a SCORE OF DAINTY MODELS, only one ow, coat of production, in Sertings; plaited skirts; full width; all sizes for ladies, 32 to 44 bust, and 14 to 18 Women teil us that it is very fascinating to visit the Second |may be paid for, if you prefer, at the rate of $10 Cash and $5 or $6 Monthly, with usual bank- Floor—rear—because they see not only new and pretty Lingerie, |ing interest on unpaid balance. We es pecially recommend these offerings to visitors in New York, swhere. We are |who are interested in securing splendid instruments on most favorable terms. but obtain economies that they never find e i mings are $3 to $15, Third Floor ,wWe have lowered our original special prices still further. ich we Clusrate, There pa Taaioats Bizet” ule i} Style ‘‘R” (illustrated), Torsnee Specie el $220; now $195 se : ‘ * (Usual Selling Price, ) mn skint and 1 ; Year-Round Lingerie and Style ‘‘M” (larger), Former Bpecisl eng $265; now $215 | i Kono yoke S mt Ce t i : : (Usual Selling ce, ) r \\) Sai sulle and P others in — > 5 ee i Negligees at Economic Prices While these new prices are based on cash payments, according to style, $195 Wright Pianos ih . \ Bureerzee: foulard: (abel Cork Linoleu he“ Famoud makest another SLC sure that if the woman just home from Paris should visit this | Formers, ‘ é Nor | gormerty ARTISTIC PLAYER-PIANOS Now |B A An 4 section tomorrow she would find fine hand-made French che- $185 Style 5 Arlington Pianos Mahogany — $96 $385 New 88-Note Mason Player-Piano Mahogany $315 Wy no mail Special Offering: $1 & $1.25 Qualities 2-Yard mises at a smaller price than she would have had to pay for the] 145 Style7 Arlington Pianos Mahogany 100) 450 Style a panalie Mstomany 30 er SO. Wide Inlaid Linoleum at 65c ! same quality in Paris. In other words, these chemises are $1] 165 Style5 — Wooster Co. Pianos Mahogany 116] 7R9 StyleH Apollos Mahogany 635 ¥ {| filled... You can't purchase this XXX quality in the assort- instead of $1.50 and $2. 2 650 LouisXV. Packard Grand Mahogany 645] 700 Krell AutoGrand = Mahogany 690 Full Length Linene Foulard thent of patterns (parquet and Daintily made circular drawers, with hand-scalloped edges} 495 style BB Packard Pianos Mahogany 316] 780 Style DD Packard Player-Pinno Mahogany 616 t i inene Foulard, n) Griz whale a { and embroidered designs, are $1.50 to $2, instead of $2.50 to} -) « ‘casa thay sittied 760 Style117 Vose Player-Piano Mahogany _ 36 Sailor Collar, Turnback Cuffs |} meiise carloads go on sate to- $3.50. S toe Yate ee Bl epee eee eee and Patch Pocket “Auto” nae i , Negli 495 Style 6! ‘ose & Sons Pianos ‘ahogany $i $ : Bey ae # a0 30.98.90. vane # Lh ach I pretty | Biehth Floor Including Hardman, Wisiner, Sterling, HoraceWaters, ot Dusters, 9&c lawns, fashioned in cool, comfortable style | Dressing sucques of similar good quality are 76e to $1.60, instead of $1 to $2. Semi - fitting or loose back $2 to $5 House Dresses, $1.50, $2 and $2.95 | style; patch pockets; large Hundreds of these dresses, in a score or more styles, that are excellent for Peart buttona sizes for morning wear during ona vacation, aod during ihe ibiay inte hours WN, | On es around the house. Percales, lawns, dimities and chambray, in fresh, crisp BROADWAY THIRTY-THIRD ST. 4 colors and neat designs, Second Floor NEW YORK sna filed) ors 8c