The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1912, Page 15

“BRE TUCIERS GNORED CURFEN, | HAD LATCH KEYS £0 Boerting How House Keepers | Smith Will Make Charges at Meeting. Port Jefferson, L. 1%, which was aitrred up recently ty the report that two young public school teachers had Tequested to leave the home of P. Smith, where they boarded, | Dodause they kept later hours than &@pproved of, was in a high state| of excitement last night when ft learned | that Mise Bertha Chamberiain and Miss Anna Winner wero the two invited to find other lodgings. @mith has called a public meeting for to-night, and it is expected he will make Barges against the local schoo! board. Members of that body say they will not @ttend the meeting or take any notice! ef it They say an attempt is being ‘made to make political capital out of @he situation. However, it ts believed ® crowd will be at the meeting. In the schoo! yesterday Miss Chamber- | fain gave her version of the trouble | ‘With Smith, who wished enforce @ @urfew law so far as the teachers were! @oncerned. Miss Chamberlain says there! @ever were enough latchkeys to go! ‘eround in the Smith home and that! Wiany times boarders, who were all teachers, were compelled to stand out- | fe the house on winter nights and i vs at the door half an hour before ting in. Chamberlain asserts ehe finally errowed @ latchkey from another Macher and had a duplicate made. This @e gave to Miss Winner. Smith de- @anded it, but Mise Winner refused to it to him, saying it belonged to Chamberlain, Miss Chamberlain says Smith has written lettere demanding $75 for a ‘wiadow he says she broke when trying to ge Into the house one night. “Tt ten't pleasant,” sald Mg, Smith to-day, “to know that others have @ key to your home, and that is why 1% insisted that it be returned. After ‘all, I can’t blame the teachers for wanting © good time, for they are just @ut of normal school. I intend to ‘cfiticlse thelr actions at the: meeting, but I will say @ good dea! more about the principal and members of the Behool Board. Smith tes soouned one of the teach- jefe of being impudent to his wife, He @leo arserts another veacher ere. wer) hey to her flance. * SHE BALKED THE FIREBUG. , A firebug te busy again in Harlem. Barly this morning Mrs. James Murphy, © tenant at No. 331 East One Hundred and Twenty-second street, was aroused ‘by smoke and found that the stairs to the second floor were alight, Piles of @li-soaked paper were in thé haul and om the second floor landing. ‘Dwenty families were in the building | and more than @ hundred lives were | put in peril, The fire was extinguished by Patrol- | man Cumming of the East One Hun- | dred and Twenty-sixth street station and several citizens who were passing. Fire Marshal Beers is hunting the in- | oendiary. —— You can’t get any bet- ter sauce than this, though you have to pay much more for some of them. EDDYS ond AUC 10c aN VC At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. —_—_—___—_—__—————E___ Complete ! ine of Go-Carts at MckEnery’s W)1 ge, 68 and 90 MYRYLE AVENUE Cor. Laurence St., BROOKLYN '| This Large, “Sturdy || American 1. 2 5 Oak Rocker The cut shows the strong, sub- stantial construction. F of American quartered : oak finish, ee iim Week Easy Worth, OFrEN He CRO We UNTIL. 7PM. Share Our Profits to the Extent of 5 Per Cent. . ae Green With Purchases Made Here ‘We aleo make it easy for you a gh gt fetlise oa me @ per cent. per annum deposited. Another Purchase of Several Hundred Dresses Mekes It Possible for Us to Our Great Sale of Women’s 15 to 27.50 Silk Dresses at $8.95 This latest addition comes from a dressmaker noted for his style-distinction and jad extra quality of fabrics he uses. These Are in on CREPE METEORS, EXQUISITE SOFT CHIFFON, aE in Changeable, Checked fh aite! poor "IFUL MESSALINES in Stripes and TRIMMINGS are in 80 lavish variety that the barest mention 3 possible. Laces are 1 aes, ene ana | nll, Filet are only a few. Velvet and shirring, hemstitching and fancy buttons and buckles is but « begianing ‘ot EENHUT-SIEGEL Cooren co—MAIN BUIL DIN Biggest Shoe Sale of the Season aa TD | a nit eatech el ote ani a baa ail In this sale you are getting not odd lots or eS goods, but new, res! cluded are tan Bikels call, patent leather and gun-metal calf in 2-, 3-, and 4-eyelet ee 6 7 effects; also button Oxtoras; all the new toe shapes and patterns; at... Boye’ $2.60 Outing Shoce—same as worn by the boy scouts; made of the finest black, tan, ve grain leather with genuine elkskin first-class shoe for outdoor $: y (oor all eltse up to 54; aerate 1.95 “3 and $3.50 Foot-Mould Low Shoes, at . . 1 $9), 45\|\ This is the chance to buy Foot-Mould low shoes ri a ent reduced price. Everybody knows the Foot- jould shoe, but not ev we do, because it is made ‘wader our own stringent super- | There are 2-, 3- and oe a, Oxfords, Wied ribbon-bow vision, and it has to measure up to our own ideas of what pumps; in ¢ a smart, comfortable and durable shoe should be. Overy Style; AC.. recececcceeeceeerene Razore, at 35c (MAIN Butidiag, Gesond Flees.) Hin Building, Male Floor.) body knows it as well as Ri cemren% Finest Soft Hats "7 siiat $15 Porcelain Dinner Sets at Hats Made to Retail up to $4, at e heey ered of the very styles and les we oljer in this prominent! thi th si, Moke Neth west bist THs |, pd YOUR SELECTION. Every hat is in perfect con- Let Us Fit YOU Witha C/B a La Spirite Corset These excellent corsets are.characterized by thelr INDIVIDUALITY. They are made in many models to fit all figures. Specially notable are YOUNG GIRLS’ CORSETS as well as those for slender or well developed figures ; models for the young miss at $1 andmodels tor the medium figure with the long straight effect at $1 and $1.50. Likewise models for fully develo; if Reaves: medium, low or extreme low bust; medium or very long over back. All of these are made 6f the best pos of batiste, coutil or brocties Gngennur-sizart coor co—MAIN BUIL DING-—— May Festival Sale of Groceries Hundreds’ of free samples and souvenirs. Scores of interesting demonstrations, Suato SOUR easy doz, 7403 ree. 108 von Du Bsc FOUR O'CLOCK TEAS er thon teas; 6 pkgs. 416; reg. 1 ae MANZANILLA' OL Ros fermen! 100 SANDWICHES — freshly corned beef or oY i fa. ‘Ec parchment paper; each. ...+++++++++ “Home-Baked Cakes rost ‘feaacoe a mgt wy twrasaiare cnteetana rie oF pala; ball cake, Stet : food cakes, sunshine cakes, Plor- ‘; Fine Wines and Liquors “3 "@Re NVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, YY 8, 1919. ala nian rday’s Big Procession of Important May Sales= ‘*The Big Store’? 2222 we Gre amd we fe re SS SS EE TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS GREENHUT-SINBEL COOPER @ | sc td ; values tog = BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE. J.BG: 18” AND 19” STS. Men 8 Suits, teat 914.85 ‘GaEEnnuT.smce. coorss co.—MAIN BULLDIN Gee angennut-sizoen coorsn co—MAIN BUIL DIN Here’s a Millinery Event That Oni; Happens Once in a Great While The Most Fashionable Trimmed & Tailored Hats Bven More, Tomorrow.at 90)’ GC 97.00 Are Given Free See Page 8 of This Newspaper for and Solid Colors, CHOICEST ALL-SILK FOULARDS, PONGHE and nd LOUISIENNE ilar weave. Tho cobweb shadow, attective. Mat ram (MAIN Building, Piret Fleer.) F M $3, *3.50 and $1, 15 On Bele, Femerrow, 140 sine, rari 4 or MeN +4 Low Shoes, Durham fehl ye the Gyremer are the eran tsk Gy ssanabergate doa, ovmng eee amie Safety Razors | Gesitthore. are bate for the child, py Netos with wo siuth stock 90 Rand. es EST’AND BEST Batti every up-to-date he turned to us. at 35¢ : % material is represented : “There are hats of hemp, np, Milan alk braid eghora, lngesi, Thie Ie the Most Widely Ad- cs ‘ : >) pompadour—in (act, in a word, rom ised Make Adapted f i There t for Every Time and ace ‘ory. An exoollent ehotoe of leathers | Cache Fame : ood Osc aroscene SARE of the most fashionable character. In- "Blades cop i rp ste is, win, 8 In this Great Cfering There Are Mi Children’s Models that Have Been Designed With Special Care Another adv i we can emp. asize is shat teere are Cialhs — OR TWU OF A 60 th.re is very little risk of sesing the het that YOU choose duplic: Just wh 9 one thousand hats in the very smartest shapes and materiale of the| season f?, on sale promptly at store-opening time, tomorrow. And let us urge you to shop EARLY to secure the BEST millinery bargains of the season here or anywhere else. | 7 From Our =n Beha seg reds of wonderfuf"Values in win.med latest French models and original darned modistes, at The manufacturers clas- Mdren’s $2 and Ice; at Shoes—in button or a me e that can be pur- os pet any price. bu hein Duplex Blade ready for cvaving. Gre trial and you will be convinced of the merit of this particular mate. bad Tomorrow—Only Very wide choice of ay this cetlonst newest styles fn patent leather, gun-metal kidskin and white canvas, |GREENHUT-stEGEL CooreR co.—GREENHUT BUIL DING—svenrrnine ror THB wi: Saturday’s Big Sale of Exquisitely Embellished . ‘GREENHUT-SIEGEL CooreR CO—AAIN BUILDING tly displayed in Wanirees of hate Tureen, Three Meat Dishes and Covered Venetable Dis!'es. At the atove FXTRACRDINARILY 1CW ey! we cfler YCUR CHOICE OF TWO and in * ote # At Little More Than the Cost of Binding and elegantly slate rewstsre. These sete vere mece for us b ete most celebrated ted pot. Paper, Tomorrow Su end ere AESCIUTELY FINEST QUALITY. Sale fimied to FIFTY SETS—eo act All departments of literature are repre: ented—clasal ICKLY, tomorrow! Mail Orders will te accepted, None sent C. O. D. vel, etc. ] ee prices quoted give you an excuse MKD TO TO dhe (GREENHUT Bu'ding, Matn Ploor.) 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T5e Covered with pretty, flower-strewn chintses and cre- tonnes. Women’s $5.90 to $8.75 This value i UNPARALLELED in the history of Skirts at §3,95||~""eeeonnen Six handsome styles in serges, tweeds, voiles, chiffon panamas and lustrous mo- hairs. 100 pieces; sligh | Some skirts have new Birdle-tops, while [mpatien ty others have plain-tailored belts, with panel : 91.25 Muahn Comage H\) fronts and box-plaited backs. There are . + 79c} Curtaine—with exten- \\} also five-gore styles, with tunic effects and inverted plaits at side, with buttons of same the Worl Lawe ped ting aon : 226 cbt Framed Landacapes| Fair 4 Louis; a1 20c|$3 Fringed Armure Por- material. The colors include all the Axminat al 0c; $1,257 teres — season's shades; also black. Regular and BP TE yeh ‘34.75! rrltse uP to 8065 1 90 couch Corere... 97€ PIP. .eeseaee extra sizes. Mall or Telephone Ordere_Pitied.) (MAIN Building, Firet Floor.) \