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

: THE renee ee cena <enmeaguatnenaetanmsine allocates istration, and T ask you, Governor, how | about thirty girls and 109 men, ocou-| “Fire!” ‘The ever ready volunteer was! causing Lake Michigan to i would you keep a man who wouldé ples the two lower floors of the bulld-/on the job and turned tn an alarm from | aie last night, ‘The tris allow dishonest officials to remain in ing. The three upper floors are oc a | uw ay » street oot launch, was sunk, office? to o wat ne pled by the Phillp Jones Company, shirt ris on the [41 0 $29,000 launch, bre ALL CARS TRANSFER TO 3,500 PETITION RETENTION OF | manufacturers, with about ten giris! uy floors of the building clambered ! nes in the harbor: an 1 mire se bb ” GRESSER. | and Atty men employed. The bullding is | down the flre-escapes. Lily Dolan was among the hundred or mor “Grosser has been careless, wasteful SET Lo ee ve cae ty Tice” Ration c bans |. The, Gal Wave sedmingly hed nb # stupid, and tho people of Queens de-| signed to put out fires. jm ing by “Dan” Rutter, a pow. | 7 | oa brief storm which visited the y at dusk mand his removal, Unless his succes: | There might have been some excuse | (riully built porter. Sho es sor does better, then we will be back !for what an automatic sprinkler in the | "Ut Kot ; here again asking for the political | celling of the second floor on the north | 4) \ head.’ | side of the building did to Lily Dolan) he Robert 8, Binkerd, secretary of the) cl — _——— ped injury | | 59th to 60th St. | We e and Misses’ Raincoats, $5.98, The latest loose, mannish style raincoats for women and misses. Made up of very choice double texture goods—doubly durable—in a, pretty shade of tan. All sizes for women and misses. Decidedly the best value in raincoats this season, at the low price, $5.98. Women’s Fall Skirts, $3.98 "At Fountuins & Elsewhere The sprinkler turned loose on her with. Under his dive supply Ask for the commissioner's report and re- \ ‘ wr automatic sprinkler system was! 6G ” » the Borough President. . Ree: Cusrioe. Tee one den wow ene, Ott cur of ‘end ne food ¢ 1. 9 of Gresser Aldrich B. i fF TUPtis | brotaey suriptes, of cards. The fre patrol. by prompt aetio | i petition signed by Automatic Sprinkle SPRINKLER WORKS TORN Loose |, Tor the Riaubor stocks ther | Mrhaation of the. property in| Loose Without Warning and AND FLOOD INCREASES. : urtereaneae. | a The Original and Genuine rough asking the Borough Presi- | Tly Dolan was tn a fair way to be | heav- | fon: John W. Weed pre- Causes Heaps of Trouble. |arowned, instinctively she ducked um ; Inter. | “ to Gresser’ char- der a table, and it was well she did, for koff spoke of the several hundred pounds of ceiling Pinel Alla The Food-drink for All Ages. | cd the poopie were | ‘The Avecatory old-fashioned business dropped on the chair she had wen o-| CHICAGO HAD A TIDAL WAVE,| At restaurants, hotel, and fountains, — 1 el if Lily was redheaded, which she Is not. | is hi Club, urged the Governor to sus- Spokesman for Civic Bodies| Denounces the Borough — | ** President of Queens. and ny fered with thet DEMANDS HIS REMOVA * present conduct ; buliding at Nos. 602 and 60¢ Broadway |cupying. The. the whole automatic invigorating and sustaining, ‘ arte ‘ i Vi nd were confident that he | and Nos. 48 and 62 Crosby strect went | sprinkler works were torn loose by col-| water tose F Keep it on your si a hone. , Serges, panamas, voiles, mixtures, etc., 4 jmeemenons Ul expectations, and Commis | wet to-day, to the great loss and dis. |lapse of the ceiling and floods of water | * waved wihot Eo black and navy. Sizes 23 to 28 inches waist- sr ‘ ‘ pate i tress of Klauber Brothers & “Co.,-who |descended upon the Klaulyr employees ' Cente ne P Don't travel without i, | band and 37 to 42 inches length. Some have if} Charles P. Caldweil Reminds} would have been in their new quarters| It all happened so suddenly that the cnicac of’ emant| A qwick lunch in a minete. high girdles and loose panels. All newest styles, 1 at Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street in| girls lost their heads. Instead of get-| boats 4 ee } ‘ark harbor | Take no imitation, Just say “HORLICK’S.” » for) three more days. ting ready to swim out or wade out |were out into the lake and ot Fon tottnid that at wave, | Wot In Any Milk Trust ar “delegation declared that} ‘The Klauber concern, employing |they ran to the windows and yelled| were badly damaged by « tidal ° . | Governor of His Pledges | ’ . ’ A De amCuietée: aetton, —. [ebtone: seme emoneaue in Women’s and Misses’ Suits, $15 | . - . Gr r tn bringing about better cond: = = New styles. New materials. Many models. | vein, tions in the borough administration an¢ Plain tailored styles end pretty semi trimmed models. Materials include Lymansville chev- iots, two-toned cheviots, broadcloths, tures, rough imported fabrics, etc. Guaranteed catin i lined. Neat and trim skirts. All colors and all sizes from 14 (o 18 years for misses and 34 | to 46 bust for wemen. Wioowmingiales', 21 Floor, 50th St. Section, | | pt. I12—Gov. Dix | Dr ny from his. summer |, home at 1 ay to give], CLA NNNNNAAAAAAAAAAAY explain why he should not be removed >—— ) ° pert, : cieek = re ‘ |NOT IN AHEARN’S DISTRICT, New York’s Newest SNE Strictly a Store ie hive Besa fohdlae ut toe Vecutive| Pasisinny Genders elunds Deay / Department Store For the People | Chambre a [Felten Connertion SIXTH AVENUE, 224 a0¢ 234 STS, . MR. WIZZLE—the man of new ALBANY, turned to Al George to: ho hav Women’s Fur Coats$29.50| . Floor Oil Cloths One of the mony specials in our Potter's celebrated make, all | that bis administ A ed , WiAE and { An article appeared in to-day's Issue Great Fur Sale now on. 52-inch idths, t lity. tA of your paper ich the state: i; NOT This is No. 6 i i widths, quality. i On sept Hughes any Hopped aia bat iv etl ideas—is the selling spirit of this | There are 10 Pictures in ihe series. |i]! Geautifully marked Russian Pony | Regular 50c 9@ Jc | trersrades 990 iI terns a Gowiinsioar toc alte ms Was injured In an alter: establishment. He stands _ for | Four prizes for each Picture, Look . pri 50. | grade... at peraq. yd. 6&E | One Hund- | and Eighth | captain in POSITIVE RELIABILITY, TRUTH- | time numsers: eons will’ beimalted FULNESS and FAIR DEALINGS, but [308 om tases "tS aed most particularly for TRUTHFUL- English Chintzes & Cretonnes at 20c a Yard |. A clearance of 3000 yards worth up to S0c a yard until March 2% mitted a report to Gov. Dix in Juno, whiche he recommended the I as Fdward J. captain in h| Flack 1s not an peari's re WHAT IS MR. WIZZLE OBJECTING To-morrow, Wednesday, our popular Upholstery Store offers the newest |f}>” op tiiaadl aia ° sar ne Fesident” in that nor ts" he | When KESNER says it and mr. , TO? and est designs ahd colorings in, high. grads chintzes and cretonnes at fh ie ernor th ‘ed i e n . 00 8. y juces \. en rey t 2 « » would give Mr. ¢ an. opportunity |" " tercation oe Wizzle endorses it—believe it. ye tn—cut out and mail to | y Pri Loaded nn hI Dba a to be heard in ow half and later , « rn's district, 3 nga case + KESNE }., Dept. B, | Aug today as the tme for euct heare| and. Mr. ‘ormed, lives | (tte co. your acquaintance we | Sixth Avenue, 22d & 23d Streets. Sale of Nottingham and Scotch Lace Curtains + ine Inthe Br ’ Es | en 6 GRFSSER CALLED CROOKED BY ,, SO te tate toot cone | In best copies of real Filet, Renaissance and Irish point designs; finished {Ihe CALDWELL. i rect edition of the paper | with overlocked edges, et greatly reduced prices as follows: 18 Bare ii fea es warrant. Yours Reg. price 1.50 pr; Sale price, 98c pr. beg “oa” - Ldn * se \ Reg. price 3.00 pr; Sale price, 1.98 pr . COMMITTE ES eae! bee 9 - ie ly District Cer Sy Bloomingdales’ Ur . 500 00 si Gold se ate i e pied . $50.00 for Each of the Series of 10, . . CRUSHED IN ELEVATOR. ae fellowes 1st Prize, $20.00 3rd Prize, $10.00 2nd “ — 15.00 4th “ 5.00 Readers will fill in this coupon with what they think is the most appropriate answer. (A specially selected com- mittee of publishers will award prizes according to merit of answers.) Contest closes Sept. 25th. The PRIZES will be awarded on Thursday, after the opening of the NEW STORE—when each original sketch will be on exhibition with the accepted answers, and the Write what x woud be the natne and address of the winners attached. In addition most appropri wer for this pic to this the prize-winners will be announced in our regular ture—on | . dvertisement: axel eat % Any written answer sent in will receive the same con- ee | sideration as those on the coupons. ory Store, TI Floor, 50th Street Side, | || Great Saving in China Dinner Sets: | $10.00 American Decorated Porcelain | A a inner Set, with soup turech, Special price $7.98 | ae Gold yee Border Dinner Sct, 00 pieces American porcelain with soup tureen. Special... $9.98 .00 Austrian Decorated Din- ner Set, 48 pieces. Special.. $4.98 $11.00 Austrian China Dinner Set, 0 piccen, neatly decorated. gp gy Special pric: Set,100 pieces withsouptureen $13.98 Car s fifty-three NS N \ we charges, ing his f ing the Go: that the Boro Name.. vas crushed | rand the and all of noved to tal, paralyzed and tn AdGreSB. ce esseereeeereeeeees tenes - $20.00 Limoges China Dinner We reserve the right to use in our public announcements any of the answers {hee thine fo on thik competition. ; : Other special sets from $2.98 up to $150. lf] "> i BSNE Co. Bixth Avenue, Y k Ci And These Specials in Best White American Porcelain: wd J. L.KESNER.Co. 3x 7's: New York City. ee tay wan 5¢|gheen Ae Seal taketh yo, Brie Saucers. Sel Dinner Plates... Se < : Mngdalen’ Ching ‘ultd Floor, Mreet Section, a J * GRAND RA PIDS om MANUFACTURERS $4Chandelier$2.49 | Inverted Gas Lamps at 95c | Govern , “tin the expectation of tha : nor eq Fine art glass . ough ros ng tot M ~ Haht in . ernor, x1 ber, with bead fringe putside Lord & Taylor aly wo BEST MADE “us FURNITURE | vn ena with 4 | to match. We in- ‘ clude an excellent 4 mended Founded 1826 When You turnish Your Home | “= se — — x le i ; VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT Rea = Special Sale of Corsets We Guarantee Satisfaction : Pea Se es The Most Complete Stocks ‘ bd bed ; Best Qualities, Lowest Prices Purifies Every P art In Fine oni neuen © Re eos sht hips; Furniture, Carpeis, Rugs, Bedding, &. trimmed with deep lace; six hose supporters. Sizes CASH OR CREDIT | 18 to 30, of Mouth 98C} value $2.00 $1 A Week Opens An Account inverted burner; also inner glass lin- ing and mantle. Complete Outfit, 21c | $8 Chandeliers at $4.98 |, 5 Outhts, $1.00 | in Consist of 8 art bont glass and S-panet , well th good We Pay Freight | o aT Dd “i i _ . _ ‘ ‘ G + ; DOL—which is in liquid form—is the only dentifrice so Augustine “Triple Life” Corsets i ‘* Bioomingdale roceries and Meats| © penetrating that it searches out every part of the mouth (Guaranteed to wear six months) i sy | 4 —every hiding-place, no meztter how tiny or hard-to-get-at, Heavy Coutil; low bust; long straight hips and ! > Are Always Best in Quality and Lowest in Price: pi LA ST eM kel la ha where food partic bactevia, acids or other impurities can back; trimmed with deep lace; two rows of ribbon beading; in 4'.c Pride Laundry Soap, Rigbest 45c Bishop Preserves, many lodge. four hose supporters, Sizes 18 to 26, | grade large size. Case of he | jokindsilaree - Anc effec ve proved over and over earrinn Fe er ae 0 eserved Plums, large 14 ry . $i aah sat tian ta aie 5¢ value 83, 1c Tes olong, Eni % 0, dcan c again by microscopic exami med atten its use $1,953 va Breakfast, Mixed; Ib 44e hicken Soup, large No. that-no foes of the teeth or mouth can survive it 4] | Mixed ‘Tea, Oolong or English an 18¢ This distinctive thoroughness—besides safeguarding the s : m teeth—makes Odol a tremendous boon to the victims of bad L ‘ Ww breath—while other dentifrices merely scent the breath tem- inge) Ze aists porarily, Odol removes the ecuse of bad breath. Fine lawn tucked model, with side jabot; Val. do! is cpencens lace trimmed, trated — which $7.65 and $7, 95 makes it surpris- Fine batiste; inglyeconomical. A few drops in half a jabot; Irish and Val. lace trimmed, $4.95 | glass or so of water | Tailored Wassts —used with the brush—is all you | In Madras—shirt model with pocket, g8c need for a thorough Odol-izing. In Linen—hand embroidered, $7. 95 and $2. 95 n Odol-izing In Cotton Crepe—button trimmed, Breakfast; elsewhere 40c; 85c Olive Oll, very finest; very special, per Ib, 18¢ extra large bottle 59 Sardines, Canned Fish, &c. “ Pare Olive] de In OW Very Be It would be wise to buy a piano at this sale to-morrow hand embroidered; wide side Crab Meat—:Vory Fine; large can. «389 Kippere: erring Len pered — Mereing-—- 12!:¢ You can seve $15% to $200 in This Special Sale of $350 List Wal- 5198) ters Pianos for Stool and Cover Piano Delivered on payment of $5 te G2. arKest site: 196 tor bee esey 44c¢ Laundry Socps \nd Other zoe now—let Odol prove i ido. No matter what you have beén using, when you try:Odol you will r ize that you have never before practised true mouth hygiene, \AN Druggists and rest, no insurance, no extr. PIANOS IN ¢ ST SALE te | Baking Boda——iluif ‘pound’ package se Ironing Was, ar Rebartment Stores $1.25 foe Renee a EON MAND Hawn, ee Wee 86 8s sy) —_— : | GEO. BORGFELDT & co Don't Buy a Plano Unies It Beare the Maker's Name The Best Fresh Meats—Low Priced | a Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St. ee ic a fet has else pet woes 8. er I aie eae '163¢ Lb! pata y ce “ ————=$BL OOMINGDALES’, Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St-—————e | LemeaStore of Certain Satisfaction—Bloomingdales’, Lex. to 3d Age, 59th to 6 th