The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 14

t BS BV HAD WHR, bse ‘The accident was witnessed by many street and her sister-in-law, cts. Zonal TMNT men and oblidren, Tho men ran to the| Goregan, of No. 16 Fifty-atth street, a i | \ street and yelled for the driver to stop, pata coll od dia eam Agha d hig | @ sy but he only lashed his team more furi- sven. Have wets a. bar wothé prover inst him ang q Rocl 4 clubs were hurled at the | Ne was let & ¥ March Brings Out Unsight! 1s . river, ft 1s delleved that several Ou ightly Spots. tim struck, but he kept on his| Tat Wreeked Passenger How to Remove Easily. 21 East Seventy-|in March bring out freckles, and as ¥ way and swung into Henry street. For Mert ¥ 5 Do you know how easy it is to re- . + 9! yy, = hhait dozen blocks the team was fol-| Mrs. Edward Kuhn of No. 118 Fast| move those ugly spots so that no one : 9%, p : €. ; lowed and then it was lost. Beventy-necond street was coming south | will call youfreckle-face? P Se: cy an The little Galligan boy was picked up| on the Kast Drive in Central Park in| Simply get an ounce of othine, A PAW AY ; and carried 10 the sidewalk. His skull) her automobile iast night, when at! double strength, from any of the Riker- = $3 SDF +7 hf : enoflidglainen boa been crushed in by the hoofs of the| Seventy-fourth street b, which | Hegeman Drug Stores, and one night's LD iret N\Z ce Gp Ne Deer wae Sanaies by We | wee suneins delind Into the | treatment will show you how easy it is to hada Six-Year-Old Edward Calligan | ptr ti ne ante ea rrie te ee camara i bas has vid yourself freckles and get « bent SSS4} jedy for fear the shock would Contained Mrs.) ful complesios. Zhe sun a 4 SS ) = Struck Down as He Pushed } VA Ly ‘ eeereare , jane in the taxi-/q result more othine is sold this month, ° Marjorie Aside. y ig her about the heag {And the druggists sometimes find it d n face, The taxi was put out of com- bets % ne ae te the peed calla, 6 in thelr arms, attempted to crons inte | ugMon. bit Mrs, |etrength othine, as this js sold under | THE DRIVER ESCAPES. |evenue at sixteenth street yenterday| Barnet war taken to her name. Tie | guarantee of money back if it fails to afternoon and got In the way of a truck | Kuhn car was only slightly damaged. | remove the freckles. drawn by two horses, = Both women were knocked down, but fell in such @ way that the horses did Big Truck Speeds Away, Fol- net atep on them and they were clear _arded With Missles, | ere,tot mz fomumat a Bra om Or ay r j Hospital to attend thelr injuries. You Can Grow Luther Burbank’s Flowers This Year At the West Twentioth street station Founded 1826 For years the newspapers and the magazines have produce the Luther Burbank flowersin their own gar- latter saving the life of hie Couryear.| the women sald they were Mrs. Gare been telling of the flower marvels created by Luther dens. We could do nothing last year, but this year we = iia erhidea te Geren Ries = all es Lagghe of Fart sa Visitors to Bur- have succeeded, as this letter from Mr. Burbank attests: 9 ank’s home gardens at Santa Rosa, California, have 5 , Cal., Feb. 3, 1912, iia meme ove tere Women’s Shoes h oe ; F returned with fascinating descriptions of the wonder- Riker & Hegeman Drug Stores, ful new flowers grown by the world’s greatest horti- New York City. cultural experimenter and plant scientist. Stories of Dear Sirs:—I hope you will be pleased to know that I glorious new colors and combinations of colors, of new have decided it is now possible for me, through the Santa Rosa sizes and shapes, of i ieti i Chamber of Commerce, to supply Eastern people with Luther every flower brewer ts Oe i aad a Burbank’s Flower Seeds, and that I have signed the contract From every quarter of the globe demands for Bur- appointing you sole agent and distributer of Luther Bur- $ ; > ' bank’s Flower Seeds for New York, New Jersey and NewEngland. bank’s seeds poured into Santa Rosa—in vain. Last You need not hesitate about guaranteeing these seeds. fF ij ‘who lived at No. 41 Co- “ a ” Vy A ited bg Special oritically i. aeiae wish tin ed ewe For Saturday Only the Who wag lashing them wit! down on them. He sister from harm's way, but I4 Button Boots i ee oe ee mere H ie ee [ HH ear Mr. Burbank was persuaded to prepare a limited They were all grown under my own supervision. All‘lovers of ier Sy Gs tins he horton wore All Leathers, $ 2 quantile of packages oe seeds, whieh on & pivaii da flowers will better understand the work we have been doing after Gired toward nis including White Buckskin Se 5 were placed on-sale in San Francisco. Out in Cali- they ners raised flowers for Spree from these serie: ei rx the value $5.00. wine thi a iia and love them. Californians eae: Sane teen aay: i pads eat aloes ‘retail ‘ iy ve a close-first-hand appreciation of the wonderful price, ten cents per envelope. If the quantity we are shippin Imported White Buckskin beauties evolved in the Burbank gardens, andit isnot Fs not sufficient to supply the demand, we believe the quality 14 Button Boots pen en that on the day of the sale, hundreds of men_ Will at least help make up for that, and we hope to be able to d Walk. Pu $ 8 and women stood in line for hours waiting their oppor- *°"4 more next year. Respectfully yours, , an alking mps 4 5 tunity to buy a few packets of the precious Burbank j Leather or covered Cuban heels flower seeds. values $6.00 and $7.00. We heard of the incident, and immediately began work to secure for Eastern flower lovers a chance to Puuron $7.Cor, Entrance Growing Gir’ Button Boots _ When Luther Burbank’s Flower Seeds were first offered on the Pacific Coast the flower- Baioas St. B’KLYN. to Store. of White Buckskin loving Californians nearly mobbed the stores to secure them at 25 cents a packet. Our ‘ 1 \ 6 to8 844 to 11 11% to @ arrangements are such that we sell them for only 10 cents a packet. pring Sale g' are such that we sell them for only Pp Beautiful Waists $2.25 2.50 \ $3.00 28 Varieties of New and Improved Flowers by Luther Burbank - | —Saturday Specials—— ___ The descriptive matter following was prepared by Mr. Burbank. It is not only highly An Elaborate Assemblage of interesting, but it is an authorative statement by the great scientist himself. ; ‘i é High-Class gh aists N niCABNATION. Royal Marguerite strain— wate tang andes af “ra more types, extra clear bright colors, mized. The : ‘alues up to ° * of the heat if not the very best strain of these in Argentine, Chilien and Patagonian seeds which RAINBOW CORN—As beautiful as the most Sete cler.97| |) eine Sus Oats a eye SES: Roo coe a be "! i i i eeedtnes aieet nitfuths Botanists, ‘collectors, vecedsmen and’ florists, . opment Hoard during the past season a tee tunic" Waste 4 at Attractive Prices for Saturday OY Sica le, tage tad Sia hoveshisme reef Coden, aly car wens En the sdminon of ererrosi” Netiog bias date te ar wir all summer. efore, will be o surprise to botanists and grow- ¢ it for decorative purposes, either for gar if Heal ich eF8 During the first of the season it is or for cutting. As easily grown as field cora. Hee er ee tome rte tong cece, Tish trailing; when commencing to bloom the plante RICINUS ZANZIBARENSIS — Ornamental, ced all summer, Asa cut flower cay of th become upright, attaining a height of two feet; esalely growing, with picturesque, tropical-looke very best % a © otherwise the habit is tke some of our most ay linge; gigantic plored mixed varieties. 7 Bese graceful North American species. The flowers IcINus SAGUINEUS—Red stalks and CENTAUREA IMPERIALIS—The finest of are tearly two inches across and ore produced _leaves and clusters of red fruit; one of the very hee Se: Ceatantees: ieee tregran carna- in royal abundance. best. tion-like rove and white flowers, on long stems. HOLLY! i mis a SCABIOSA MAJOR (Egyptian Roee! DIMORPOTHECA AURANTIACA—This ° ens Ltrs ely Doni by af nsely Most beautiful flower, in exquisite Bhemayr BURreigeh cee icant chee AMUN. erece berm omminin, “ Cuutregcs ecmersipe oe oe i ddipeive flowers ure produoed ‘ceuntantly qutromen, New npecial carening One of | * SEAMTA DAISY. “The most popular ot al for months in unsurpassed profusion. Plant in unlike most of this class, will grow anywhere White flowers; select mixed; single, semi-doubl any dry sunny place, . and bloom abundantly ‘all. summer. > Most feathered, frilled, fluted, etc. As with roses an IANTHIS IMPERIALIS—Single annual gorgeous rose-carmine flowers two and one- carnslongy the best seedlings only, should Ens aero meat biant colar. Expecily Rye MA" IRC acTom, WHA pare white CF (saga [abe Propagation by divin é $ 43 eci y throat. 4 fine for beds and borders. sae LARKSPUR, Burbank's hybride — Single SHIRLEY POPPY, Santa Ross strain MESCHSCHOLT/IA Burbank'sNew Crim. Passed in variety and refinement of shades; Plants ‘will he too much eroyded to eshitie —, " mixed colors. . the'Caforaa “Golden Gap” cnuualyeanly st, TATHYRUS LATTFOLIUS — verianing, VERBENA, Burbeak’s New Gene Sday” C ores ILTZIA, Burbank's Re-selected fences,” ete. New jant flowering hybrids, Ayeates lareeett Nodal aes tent ee Giant White—By far the best white “Golden White, pink and crimson mixed. mixed. — Cup” ever offered. MARIGOLD, African, mixed — Favorite _ ZINNA. Little Red Riding Hood — New EscHSCHOLTAIA (Californie, Golden tree flowering annuals of easy culture, Sow bright ecrlt, geranium red; very bila. “A —' ite, crimson and g mixed in seed t in sunny pi A lev a ious shades. OENOTHERA “AMERICA,": ‘Ne w Descriptions for General Cultai "SUPHORBIA MARGINATA, “Snow on Gigantic Evening Primrosc—This has given on each package, ‘These aceds ure ef one the Mountain'’—Attractive; foliage green, universal and unbounded satisfaction to all who quality and should be planted very thialy, later variogated; pure white. purchased last season. The snow-white blooms otherwise the plaste will be too crowded. GAILLARDIA GRANDIFLORA — Beau. bre ebout four times as large as any of the older Luther Burbank’s genuine flower seeds are on tiful large flowering Spnuals Remarkable for kinds; by fer the grandest Evening Primrose sale ooly a Rikers egeman stores, Pricefor i 4 ‘i 4 any variety, on! Bs aise And profusion of bloom, Fine also for eve AW SPENCER SWEET PEAS —Selectad packet fully guaranteed. P*™ Packet: Each MAIL ORDERS promptly filled. Address Mail Order Dept., Riker-Hegeman, 162 West 34th St., New York. The seeds are on sale to-day. The quantity is limited. We urge you to call at once— or you may be too late! Lin Voile, and Marquisett EE aie titees eae a $1.00 Linen Shirts, values to $2.50. . { New Tunic Coat Waists Heavily embroidered and lace trimmed $1.00 $1.97 Value $2.50 Value $4.00 $6.50 Chiffon Over Net Waists,........ $2.97 $8.80 Hand. Embr'd Chiffon Waists.... $4.97 $28 Custom Tailored Suits, $15.75 bai collar of White Terry Our Great “Special” Suit Value ee.) 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