The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1912, Page 8

te TREND OF OF TRADE ANOTHER DEATH UPTOWN FORCES — IN FLYER WRECK; STERNS TO MOVE EIST TOTALS FOUR i's : BAPULPA, Okie Big Dry Goods ‘06s Bentodhene mt New York Man Succumbs t/a miliionaire ot tent Will Occupy New Quarters Injuries and Woman Is wer Vapbs: (oti by 5 at 42d and Gth Avenue. Likely to Die. lead man was the vic IN A $2,500,000 BUILDING. | Structure Expected to Be Read) by February, 1913—Retail Centre Going Westward. ot eed Next month plot which the new store ull Will occupy Was leased for a long tery yesterday, by Stern Brothers, Cuvoum Henry D. Winans & May and the shank Company It covers 66,000 nquare fee Wryant Park and in feet owned by M and 20,900 square Mpalding Busiding, o the I the plot, which fronta 24 feet on Forty- second street, 42 feet on Morty-third street and 100 feet on Sixth avenue Plans for the new building have been | drawn by J. B, nook & Sons, architects It will be elgnt ate fee ugh with n class feally ornate front, in the @aimo style of architecture as the Pubile lbrary. | The building will cost $1,600) and one of the features will he a carriage and automobile entfance on the Forty-third strect wide. It will, of course, be modern in every particular, TRADE DEMANDS STORE LOCA. TION FURTHER UPTOWN. “We have simply responded to the de- manda of our trade in moving uptiwn, 02148 Lous 8 to-day,” and we are pioneering cond street an Aixth aven on Twenty-third time, other bu: tas we ploncered eet in AMA, At that we men shook thelr hazardous Subsequent idement aro eck ing Fifth , we feel perfect- ly @ife in going to Sixth avenue. The move was forced by @ number of things. Firet, there 1 no denying the downtown | district Ia not what It was years ago. Manufactories and wholesale concerns have surrounded us uatil we are really out of our element down here “Then omnin, the residence section has | moved further n and traft gration playe an tmportant part In the ralfting of the retail business centre Congestion along Fifth avenue makes tt hard for carriages and automobiies to get down this far, and inn to For ty-eocond street, we ty ae been but nine now twe hy the o! tre me sia PRODLEM STORE ANO KEEP BUSI- NE&S GOING, “We wre preparing to handle matotala th February of will be no interruption of burine we are moving, That ts prodlod, which we are we of we will b how tap ati méve ma The removal of & is one of Nrothers, Ivy xo of the nite alte Is remarked ees men as india now ther bus Huatness tend westward (rough ict. The prene Will be rented, | ot be stated vet. It Ing will be financed | M. Gerry n Brothers was VANDALS ROB ROTHSCHILD, et $79,000 Leot Yrom Maron's! ud Sinbh Priceteas Potare, ’ ‘s vieited the iatertc castle of Haron Mdmond fe Rothechtia at Farrieres yesterday and Kole articles valued at cay! ant hed \ of One woe Ww Injured, was reported in a eritiont New Y te of Pt thle after yer patients eo: Morac Havitew, New y Frank Gavan J port Mexander, Je %, cook hinglon, tod, George INTERNATION The United Su following, reason® Ni ea ah oJ Contenaial United State Dupe aay Arig htieate? Atrue Copy of Given by author's yl CAMPBELL, In @ aertoun cor ares Conteniad tend decreed an a fennit- Lege Bu « ame ant cess of Extlbitet aed, having execrine’ 1 Comniasion for e BaP? Chew d — fear Mech: aionauanee he record THE EVENING WORLD, hii. Aff FEBRUARY 16, FLED ACROSS “L” TRACKS FROM WOMAN ACCUSER. Held Up, Said pluinant © City, cook, scalded SUSPECT MILLIONAIRE WAS FOUL PLAY VICTIM, f Okla. Who Died ition Ex 1 Suddenly in [um of fort pia Heneational ne, | 1, Charttion Ald Assocs Differd wre er, twenty-naven year old and his ho sey | wae tn Cleveland AL EXHIBITION. PHILADELPHIA: 1876. erica iSge he report of the Ju has examine! Commission Sa iw eontorminy enereni REPORT ON AWARDS. Mod _ wy fs ut here tert: Spe towing te sons, Viti revels be » JU DOB. F edias on onov” Wl S brane 4 Yducchi.©! tis ar decle ymissiore i; Centennial Com! jag of une United States GOSHORN, AT. con Gener. ‘Seerttory. Magistrate « until Monday, 5; and accepted the Ba badelpoheea, Miron” ie g itd — if ocam were ey voces r 2 ben CARO ane fe" wit” aa Z Sows ot Avert Giralt as tM ne Houee nw mee “1676 Whe i sls JR HAWLEY, PALE RIPE RHEINGOLD BEER $1.00 a case, 24 bottles, at all dealers in Greater New York BREWING COMPANY 36 FORREST STREET BROOKLYN r S. LIEBMANN’S SONS { He Policema Adama atrect ht and thre Kedmond sted him and that he f } » but Come In ' latme, er on ate | by| 1912. 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