The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1911, Page 15

r ; ivi #3 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, ob IN a 1e1t, 1 wilbvibetl a « the whole town plunged in darkness ex- | parents were in destitute clroumstancés 4 “i for the glare tA Awd pt por the polat expenses of which were i ye blaze was contro! after more! paid by neighbors. | " } than two hours’ work. “Fes, they'll take care of you after | Sixth Ave., 20th, 21st and 22d Sts, 1868—Established 43 Years—1911 #4 } oe you're dead,” remarked the gloomy | f Berlin, ‘sput they don’t do anything | We Give and ESCAPE ) TH h WOLTER TO DIE WELL FED, | Berlin, “pus ney don't 4 We Give 0) s aie | BUT BERLIN DIES HUNGRY.) sometime during the night Berlin} Double Surety Pro rsreys ag & | ‘ slipped from his bed and climbed the Stamps Until = campe for ss) Penniless. Man Found Hanging {o| cethes pote, carefully adjusted a noose in Merchandise vA | Clothespole aad Neighbors about his neck and let go his hold. | Noon '@ © Over the Counter A The neighbors took up a subscription a | Will Bury Him. ot 68 to-day to bury him. Best Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue | ott ae { aes or Policeman Burns of the West Forty- Gurrent Stut Off From Fatten|*27att ttsttraton, tard soa VETERAN ESCAPES DEATH. | (iy . 4 five-s tat - nt urrent Shut Off From Fallen | soma som to eer ene tet | Iaamuch of Bphen Gale of Xo. Rope and Band Portieres-—For Friday and Saturday Only \ Wires Plunges the Whole [this morning. grown of hystenical| figw gainters. expected to. find. him Mtl enna cnemath sooner ata ‘ome m | City Into Dark the clothes-pole in the court that | Tite dead after he had fallen through These Portieres are extremely popular forcity apartments. They furnish a pleasing decoration to the doorway and do not 4 ity Into Darkness. looked like a man Low Sout Fh tea weticing iggy a) exclude the light; made of chenille rope, also with chenille rope and tapestry bands, as shown in the illustration. i The “something” proved to he ih 7" < ey body of Walter Berlin, thirty-cight years Fourteenth street to-day. Instead they Regular Price, $7.50, 86, #4, #2.50 each. For Friday and Saturday, $5, $4, $2.75, $1.50 each. i Fire that did 120,00 damage broke cid, who had hanged himselt from the found heme comssiaue, with Henin wont ‘ den biagy be ay Out shortly before 3 ¢'slock this morn- | pol it thirty feet from the ground. i i tng and desteryed th: plant of the New | Berlin had. been out of work and de |" ay aig man was taken to Rele- OO ae ee ee ee ee 4 Jersey Adamant Manufacturing Com-|spondent for some time. He made his! vue Hospital. Unless he is hurt in- sired; the deep, rich colorings, in either Oriental or floral A most acceptable Christmas presenta good variety of | pany in East Newark, while the two| home with his brother-in-law, Adam |ternally there is @ chance for his re designs with reversible colors, are exceptionally pleasing. designs, all made on extra quality French net e) daughters of F. W. Dey, the president | Dorowitch, In the tenement. The family | covery. s Was almost destitute, and at the con-) se clusion of the meager meal last night of the company, # od on the Clay street | ee [ er ra Sofa Cushions. $3.50 Tapestry Couch Covers at $2.50 each vridge over the Passaic River and | An extraordinary showing of sofa cushions with coverings of silk 60 inches wide. Berlin, who had been discussing the | i watched the blaze. Wot , rematiced: velour, Gobelin tapestry, tinseled tapestry, felt and embx velour. 69c Window Shades at 35c each 4 The tre was the most disastrous that Well, hei ‘o (A dood meat before | Tinseied Tapestry one side, reverse plain silk velour, regularly 85, ye Made of sun-fast Holland. ‘There ate some imperfections, bat entire Fire Departments of Haat New: | set" idle ess hy Or Q or | Printed Silk Velour both sides; regularly 94.00; special $9.00 each. aad sretousted ou good, strong opring rollers atth breuket cad cart | ark and Harrison responded to the re-| The conversation then turned to, the 7 ide ped {ror reverse plain silk velour; regularly 84.50; special 25c Table Oileloth, 1$¢ } Debted alarms, and “fully 100 people | death of a child in the house, who Founded 1826 ; Cobain mer, revere side Sila tile Hlein Vogalaity HAL NG vind Gane teow oc eeete ie oak ee | were att vac. @ scene by speci }.00 each. i i A q and the lofty tower of smoke and! Fee Both sides: repularly 08.00 special at $2.00 cach. designs, all on white grounds; every yard is perfect. 4 "pean | $ Proprieta: Medicines Pre- 9, roe te iachen tiled with an quality silk floss. Mounted Sat caer ave ie Spd nade” c to 4 Frank Robbins, a n'ght watchman, ro} ry My . A quality French net wi ster cover Aiscovered the fire in @ bundle of excel- pect by Doctors « Women’s High Class Dresses $4.50 Utility Boxes at 93 each match, 4 slor While making ‘s rounds at 2.60 Covered with good quality Japanese matting, with bamboo trim- 91.50 Verona Velour Cushion Squares at 75c each A.M. The blaze was .. small that Rob- for , ings. Makes a pretty cushion. bins thought he could extinguish it ‘. wijh aipall of water, By the ime her’ «| Street, Afternoon or Evening Wear tutned with the water the flames had REDUCED TO gained surprising headway. Robbins large percenta e of tabiae were abgntiag iho feat ‘ihsougit scriptions filled for doctors are $ $ d ry Unasual Values in Dayli ht Shopping Is the roof of th ‘ant by the time the | $for proprietary medicines. 49-50, 974.50 an 199-50 ° th Satist first engines arrived. |} -"This is because the avera Oriental Rugs ie Most Satistactory The factory occupies a block trom | ¥ doctor of to-day is unable 4 Also \ Clerks, Stocks and Air Are Fre:hest Passaic avenue to the river, where it has extensive docks, w.ich were line- wise destroyed. The main portion of the plant adjoins the Morris and Essex division of tho Lackawanna road, and | @ crew of nen in a freight engine were | kept busy patrolling the elevator struc- | ture and puttirg out incipient blazes.” A dozen firemen had narrow escapes when the north wail of the building fell, and live electric wires comp.icated the fight until the current was cut off ant devise prescriptions equally as efficacious. i Such_standard remedies as \$ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound are prescribed over and over again Ry fair-minded physicians throughout the Tatlored Serge Dresses | $1ac7s In smart, dressy styles .... Value 818.50 And Reversible Broadcloth Coats For afternoon or evening wear, in 829.50 the new color combinations. . Value $30.00, Jast in Lime tor Christmas, ? O’Nettt Homefurnishing Stere—Firet Floor. One thousand Oriental — in sises suitable for rain f gifts. Mossoul and Karabaugh Rugs, Oriental; regular values $12.50 to $19.50; at 99.50 to 914.50. re Shirvan Rugs, Oriental, 5 to 4 ft. wide; 434 to 6 {t. long; regular ‘ values 885 to 950, at $22.50 to 999.50. Daghestan and Khiva Bokhara Rugs, 8 to 4 {t. wide, 4 to 7 {t. long; regular values $25 to $45, at 917.50 to 992.50. Domestic just placed on show; Oxl2 ft., at 919.75, 924.80 and 927.50. Holiday Rugs, hearth and door sizes, immense variety in all the popu- lar fabrics, at 91.95 to $8.50. New 1912 lines of Velvet and Tapestry Ruge in room Rugs, extra Axminster quality; new 1012 patterns, | Double Surety Stamps Given Until Noon We are open only 3 evenings this Christmas Season. Saturday, Dec. 16 Friday, Dec. 22 Saturday, Dec. 23 Other evenings, Christmas Week, open until 7 P. M. Buy a Victroija at $15 Up According to the Siyle of Instrument OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN’ places the Victrola within the woe al BG Selle reach of all, and with the first payment. we in lude $10.00 worth of | sizes, now ready for your selection at moderate prices. records. There aie no extra charges of any kind. Scarfs and Neckwear Origa Oren ie eee Groceries for the Ho'idays Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 I or Holiday Gif ts ee ee ee OR en a a4 ‘ We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Phone 5700 Chelsen. O'Neill Main Ktore—Basement—Mall Orders Filled. Sugars Armour's | White * We have thousands upon thousands of beautiful pieces of FUR- Tee ce ee two erent furniture floors ber heer big ex gilts. lany pieces a which ore the following illustrated pleces which wil’ be on sale tor Thotisands of Special Values for Friday Pay X bade red peec ye H. &.£. Donise.| Star Hams | Label j 20.00 to 30.00 Value FANCY BEADED SCARFS........:. $1.35, $1.05 I ri erty eee ne ate tiene Pe Pek oe re, S*7Gg. | The rite ot the] Bacon 2 Values $1.05 and $2.50 Morris Chairs, Couches, Bookesses, Music Cabinets, Dressing Bovine rd ied in| Armour’ tax F Tables, Hall Clocks, Davenports, Tea Wagons, Muffin Stands, Tea dered, 5-1te dame, ened Enatioh SUITS and OVERCOATS APOLDA SCARFS........660:0.ssseeeee < $2.75 Tables, Facey Chairs, Pianola Cabinets, etc., all of which will make m8 onme Gee ee wolanta| stvie | cured, br atre: ce Sas ; $6.50 ith Cabinet, | $12 Music Cabinet, $8.50 (Like cut.) Mado of genuine birch 15.00 and 17.50 IRISH CROCHET ETON COLLARS. $7.95, $2.95 * Val 95 and $5.95 , mahog Smith Gray & Co. garments at regular prices NET STOCKS be nae finan, beautfaly enjoy a lower luctive cost than that any FANCY : ° gant painting or | other high-grade ready-for-service garments. made with Cascade jabots............. $1.00, $1. 50 decorations on the ie New Nori: ) Shisepes embodies a exvibd otimaure & WHITE NET GUIMPES, ALL SIZES....:.... $7.50 inchew “wide” aaa than 40 per cent. in overhead charges, and rep- [@ e resents the first attainment of complete produc- [ GE ASSORTMENT OF NECKWEAR, in- 42 Anchen high; = tive efficiency in high - grade clothes. This ‘ yo Stocks, Jabots, Chemisettes and - aro bag egenesteetstion.hy, | music, tency) 4 attainment, which is the result of continuous & Fancy Bows; each...... 0... .cssssseeeeues 50¢ of theow maple wood. ‘Has white | shaped’ bevolled| high pressure FoR UCHON jclcectiy, Tesponeiis Jong and 35 Inchen ride, contains | French shaped 1 our stores at the moment twice ; for our having ) the number of garments justified at this season of the year. To that end we offer these ents now at prices which, with the old methods still 7 logs, neoatiyl ff carved. Thisisan @ exceptionally good article at a very small cost. sized “bre fl srticlo {e well made In overy Dar- Sicular..” No kitehen ie completo without one of these up-to-date . . cabinets. 13.75 Parl $9. " in vogue, would not be possible until late in Jan- Ho liday Ribbons 82.75 Reed Rocker, $1.98 pat lay yg Pancake Flours uary or February. Mig \siretion) thts: ‘Tle poate erie Oia Womtestocd:’ ‘anes ful table hay Biberrce: oR at Much Less Thar Usual Prices ye ae a eane, G & Co. tail ti 7 NYE Smith Gray eHloring .reproee the E i highest attained standard of w ship in Made “ot full “honvy ‘ ten pany lor sit vice elothen the, fabrics, are world's wtp oll im Jolontal if " Bisel nba tandard woolens from the foremost weavers Di d back. Has rae Dire tes mediomy E , Scotland, Ireland, France and America, OA EE ey BON in tect Sane cat Tho Presto; large pkw., 2 ey smatte ‘all being advanced, and many exclusive in style, 160 of tho best whito ‘AND DRESDEN RIBBON, in light and dark colors, 514 and 644 inches wide 28¢ whad ‘ nich Gray & Ch models are Stnolutely cor- Value 89¢c per yard tery les and bener thn de ect, and occur in the most complete com- . - garen brace in | of thigh rade furiti prehensive showing in New York,-including adop- (¢ SAT MASALINE AND MoD nonae A Bene tions from the English and Continental ideas— 5 "Val ‘d 58 $3.25 Reed Rocker, $2.25 | values wo, hive Cc models from Fifth Avenue and many ether au. F alue 5c per yan ici ‘ise H gh Chair, $4.75 pus es Ge teh I thoritative style sources. FLOWERED SASH RIBBON, suitable for Hiwst ree $6.75 High Chair, $47 ena Tatts Glace Bemwons oe Is: Maser eLececseanaarsceist bei is 8 cor ion high Z OVERCOATS a 16.00 ta 17.50 § “Values @1.85 and $8.86 per iil! “50 cad ot fee a “Louie .| sacducees |. ‘Weta | That Are Standard Values at 20.00 to 30.00 Nas atin or hobby horse. “Ne *.\ iain cream: | Meetorels Tia | Mildtess Series i aoe kerocy: oe epres Tato of beak yuarte ory table but heel tL Bg Oot { hier BEA ah as cheviots ina petty = Brose. braces, cane ent and ac : Biase 5: Mita, oe ve 4 7 a w 4 ade one of the of abou 4 included are blacks, Oxford, Cambridge and Quaker ‘ : with, closely Poet mavens tn comea ie rl { graye_new erat Riad aad fae. drece al For Holiday Gifts ser fully’ guaranteed : models, 45 to 50 inches in length, single ? ‘taf 1 ye double breasted, convertible an whe 4 Nurses and Maids Aprons ‘gi fitted models, 50 to 52 inches sn length. Fancy Aprons for Wattresses . a | SNRs LES a 17-68 “ae MILLER:H YAMS That Are Standard Values at 20.00 to 30.00 Small, with and without bib, COMPLETELY rp ne Br Me = 2 Se ‘ = 5 : Actual Value $75) véein, Detveries to che Hons Ml | EN VENI UNTIL CHRIST There are suits i velour, casstmere, worsted, g 25c, 50¢, 75¢ to $3.45 VURNISHED nd Werte Count OPEN EVERY EVENING MAS and worsted cheviot; in correct popular de- hs , wi i bib, —e and colorings; English soft roll and many [@ Large, with op without bib distinctively styled Smith Gray & Co. models. 50c, 75¢, 98c to $2.05 It 1 questionable if there is a fabric, shade or style conforming to the requirements of Small Tea Aprons CUT THIS \ tanto but what fo be found in thls A assortment, [i] Elaborately trimmed with lace and ribbon, ASST TOV. BAIR L ieee but what 1s yours to choose from in this $2.50 to $6.75—Values 83.50 to 810.75 : i offering. 7 ke 5 { Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs. 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