The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1912, Page 12

CE 12 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1912. ence f t J [1% servis, Miss Anderson developed | Addien and the pipes played “Auld Lane | Corporation. Mr. Perin wan one of the| Judge Dickinson, in re-dircct exami-pextinguisher at No. 2660 Third avenue ‘ jwome of the thrift for which the {ron | Syne. | engineers who examined the Tennessee [Nation, wanted to know {f the witness] this morning. The top of the extin- ’ | master 1# famous and announced some b of the help eatied to-day with al and Iron property for the syndi-|/thought the United States Stee! Corpor-| guisher blew off and struck Levy a time since she was going to open aj tie CArnedie family on the Celtlo fe that bought it and Jater sold it{#tion acted wholly for the benefit of the! giancing blow, knoaking him uncon- 1 mn he 7 public When It purchased the Tennesse: Ledisi as i | pubite hotxe tn 124i nh. ‘That '# her : : vy Me to the United States Steel Corporation. (Moat and Iron Company. in the stormy | scious. Dr. Eddy, after taking atx HH : | home town, but the only Hving memper | are jeft t nea, in 1907, after President Fo elt hadlaays of 197, After telling President] Stitches In the infured man's face, Ane Ao ty | lot her family is a brother out in San} which wil t ner in 1] consented to the absorption. Levy Vek Repoalte an 3 TI 1 Roosevelt that by buying in this com-| moved him to Lincola Hospital. Francisco, She planned to pay the | charge of t further suffering| lives at No, 237 South Second street, brother a visit. and the Latrd presented | leaves for Ban Francis fron company, the witness told of im- and prevent a greater pain.” Williamsburg. ' Reforring to the Tennessee Coal and | pany “It would pre H her with a round trip ticket to the ae ALL fl FEMOSYNARY provements made by the Steel corpora-| “I don't think their motives were — is é rap! | " |metropolia of the Pacific, This was not|Evening Wortd ite Express thon at the plants, wholly eleemosynar' responded the PORT OF NEW YORK. ona Seyerer’ fgrme in a ora yi tall he did, He presented her, last) Sympathy With tu 0 | en “The Steel corporation has been a | Witness: roauegs ng ttt eftect beet hot et ’ | night, with a handsome gold watch and| The sympath great blessing to all the business in ; ARRIVED, stomach. Ex) ropetecat bance ry. 4 | a His -peneion ok Wi ke-voer | Charles Page Perin, a consulting en-|the South," declared Mr. Perin, “In- ta Touraine « 4 OK bare coniaton me tkalotd, ( - {In the aervanta’ hall were gathered all| gincer and expert on ores, was recalled | iaentally, jt has done a lle mervice in Berwisa feateal, “Wstone ins ahem anneie Per t 4 o'ciodl r o ol o ‘ Ps New Motto if “Votes for the nelp of she lie mansion at § o'clook, to the #tand to-lay In the Governwent’e| money into improving the living con-| Bureau of Combustibles, had his face) Me™ ratD. 0 lithe haughty Jeoms of the upper hat suit to dissolve the United States Steel laitions of ite employees.” severely lacerated while examining an} Seah ‘Momus hes Non tere balk ” , condeacemlet to lend his dignity to the Women’ Loses 'Em Work | ocoasion and beam on simple Sandy a a cus. ‘from the stables, The housemaid frat- ‘as It Did Miss Hutchinson. | Sinteea with the cool, the butler with 1 iy harmantows a re po le a aaa Climate Failed— i r pathy m1 ~ Mr. and Mre Carnegie | SHE'S FIRST = MARTYR. | qttenter Marnurot. srt Medicine Effective’ P and the {doi of servants’ 1 ae i io Newt, fresh alr and good food do help many ‘ Whitfeld, th pervona wuffering from Tuberculosis, but, wo be She Marched in Parade and] Kaomts A mon be admitted that the Gea © H nid @ Dit flan |oeldom more than “arr,” Something more ” ime he ~ | is newled, Eelman’s ire ine Was “Canned,” but Valiant. | (aw Meme seine ™ |smade for. the (ressmenk gf Tubaresioas, 1 has “This j, | arrested thie disease again and again, and for ly Cries “I Dont? Care!” | ww, a Margie,” said the Laird | Goat reason we argue and ures that’ Bekman's o : fe may have another Matec, BUt gn | ee eee eee nee ase of Tan ‘ _| won't be the same Maggie, We would | rcnwis jn addition to. good, nouriahing, food not stop her in her new departure, We | god fresh air, which we ali need. Mies Aimee Hutchinson, the pretty] shall miss you, but we wish you all! ‘The facte—the eridence of recoveries that have twenty-two-year-old achool teacher who | Prosperity in your new undertaking, and | been made—are interesting reading, A remark Jost her position because of her ardent | YOU Can depend that whenever I am in | ame case f efforts Ean’ I will never pasa your door.” |. se | Weldon, 1 he ¢ suf. lemen--Through Eckman's Alterative 1) 1 cg tenga thi glace le el nts presented the departing | pave heen snved. from arava. On fragism, has not obtained work as Set. | Maggie with a gold bangle. Danct 1 Beemer 14, Jnot ' — Mer fellow-fighters for women's rights| lowed. Two of the footmen of the Car. mat y was plvised | orth, | are trying to assist her, but 40 far thelr /NeBle household are violiniate—Adaiers, | Rau, tm, they i ter the servants call them—and a friend of nothing could bed efforts Have proved unavailing. the domestic art of the household ts an | Medica "ture ‘weelm "later t ret A meeting of the Hoard of Directors! expert with the bagpipe To the muric|On July 14, 1908, ewan ng of the Woman's Political Union wi held at headquart ty-ninth street, to. and means t; of the fiddies and the pipes they whirled | wonderful remedy through the mazes of Scotch reale and | tigned Attitarit) stepped off the Highland Fling. ‘There| Kekman's Alterative ia effective in Bronchitis, were waltzes, lanciers, polkas, schot-| Asthina, Hay Fever, Throat and Lang Troubles, Uscher and quadrilies. The family re-| and in upbuilding the system, Does mot con- | mained for three dances and Mins Mar-| tain poisons, opiates or habitforming drugs. | garet and Mins Whitfield graced the | For sale by RikerHegeman Drug Stores and | At 1| other lending druggists, Ask for booklet telling | N W'S the time that the “commuter” with his own bit of turf, flower-bed and garden-patch has his revenge on the city dweller who has scoffed through- out the winter. Perhaps the latter IS nearer a theatre or a restaurant, perhaps he CAN goto ft im New York. Suffragettes love mar- tyra, and Mise Hutchinson, because of | dances, to her experience e ‘ se eto 2 4 a show, or a hotel-banquet with less inconvenience—but what does he know Hignss occupies an enviaeontion in |wid” ood-bye. Co Magne, while the Tce, Pe, fr ee! een about the recurring miracle of Spring as the commuter knows’ it? What does Me ea decided at the meoting, pre- a —=—= he krtow of the delight of seeing a garden grow? What does he know of the ded over by Mrs. “Harriot stanton music that can be found even in a lawn-mower—to say nothing of the birds? it Me would get Mes Hutchinson « seition 9 is EFFROTIVE MAY 26TH, 1912, This advertisement is intended espevially for the suburbanite. It is to tell him, first of all, that If such @ position cannot be she will be given employment it We Have the Largest Stock of Lawn agd Garden Im- plements in New York. Deliveries Free, Everywhere fe Fi BattimoreE & Onto waste o her ‘eran tg ve. cuue 'S por ene that the time has come for us to make our usual ‘Decoration Day” sale of Mrs. Blatch was asked if the suffrag. EVERYTHING to keep your grass at the right height, to keep sites anticipated henng to « eat employ. | RAILROAD Pig in proper condition, to keep your borders and edges neat f I 3 - i g i z and trim, to By og your seeds the right way, to help your ts and flow- and, fi A } oe + hy or the next week, everything of this sort is to be cheaper New NiGHT TRAIN s Hae Bie?) than you have seen it marked since our sale of a year ago. as 5 ! i | . © Drejudiced Cg hpod will dtechange . the | putrage movement. “However, To Lawn Mowers : Miscellaneous _Garden Hose Bartow sore of ors. ike ‘tase Wo emphasize two makes—both of which we have | Garden Necessities We carry several brands of garden hose all of which are Will be taken care of.” if carried for several years, and which we know to be good. Praning ieee 40c Deahem Lawn $7.50 find’a place in The Bis ® Ree e Cem GARranRS hose can we sutchiseon, who lives at No. 385 satiny driving-wheel; covers 2—with | Good Quality Gar. 4 3-Ply Garden Hose—guaranteed first quality, in lengths venue, does not seem par- ‘The Manhattan—ball-bearing; high driving~ 75c Good 'y Gar. ticularly disturbed as a result of her the ground quickly and easily; adjustable for wear long handles; at... den w—at. $1.75 of 25 feet, with couplings, $2.25; 50-foot $ 4. 40 @ischarge from the parochial sehoo! at; prices, tomer § ri} Grass Sheare—good 59, 10-Tooth Malleable Iron lengths. . conected wh the Church of the ——— throughout; p 425 . 6 quality; at........ Raber; at 5-Ply Garden Hose—that will stand high pressure, als ermal to agen tag VIA TOW... cseeeeeeee Perr ve . 55¢ 15e; 12-tooth size.. 18¢ ae cou; 26-foot lengths, $2.75; 9525 Participated jm the suftragette, parade ‘The Worcester—as good a mower as money can buy, | poate Ghears—imade of | Steel Rakes — 12 - tooth, Wile ChBn Mess ' ae s Sod wie diacharend ty Father, Mathew PITTSBURGH despite its low price, We have customers who have | ‘best quality steel that BOe | “ine made ot voves cotton favertingd withtavber: waking A See Ge on'tw og Mg tan wae run one of these machines eight years without touching will stand sharpening and it exceptionally substantial; $ ¥ en's right movement. Solid Veetibuled Train, with Modern Coaches, a bolt, re-sharpening or adjusting; a 4-blade mower, last for aed $1.15 .. 60¢ 25-foot lengths, $2.75; 50-toot lengths......... 5.25 , | site "Hutchinson 00° you meet tava Electric Lighted Pullman Drawing-Ri : made of tool-steel with “Worcester” patent ball | qoegeonsists.- % Combination Brass Hove Nozzlee—t ample time im which to get work. My 'e' beds Aiea badd, aoa cubed bearings. You'll never be sorry $ § {FOM.. sss sse cesses 5c 50c ‘Astreamorspray.............. ardor as a wuffragette is not dampened Sleeping Care and Dining Care, you, bought it; prices, tomorrow. . 6.75 825 Eagan, Gress 40 jee—with white | Lawn Sprinklers—with 3 brass arms; 12 inches high; Se TO OI, CN I BN BOMB. ecesesesees Ic. will throw a spray of water ten feet in More enthusiastic than ever over the Leavee New York, 23d St. . . 5.60 P. M. Monogram Culti- $1.95 y 15¢ GONE core iosesesdebe seg nances fi 89c —_ | Leavee New York, Liberty St. 6.00 P. M. ltr; etti Ph. prey * Tools ——>—_——— - ‘Alca” Garden Tools — | 6-' jalvanized Arrivee Pitteburgh .. . . . 830 A. M. Poultry Netting Meten Geeetombination | “Watering Four at. 40C Hoge Reels and Sprayers | Arrives Chi 9. PM. is used almost as much in the garden for vines, etc., as weeder, hoe, rake Hardwood Hose Reels— Weh thing in b is, | inkl 4 ‘ CORR ere os 4 BONE. m, it ie for the purpose that its name implies. ata sibber; 0c | with iron wheels; in We have everything in hose eats, lawn sprinklers and Connecte with PRINCIPAL THROUGH TRAINS of 2-lnch Meah—talvanaed alter weaving, which makes i arden Spades — Ae cilia tac ‘ease’, (| worm tava etal -NCARNERE HOME. | °S5SeSraae tc ce ces sarc tag: | opmeneua M |ofen ta | Saenger i St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Mee rastes Weasseeongtes g Steet aac Cs case peer bevel US si ea (GREENHUT Building, Basement.) Kanease City and Pacific Coast. ALTON 10,15 P.M. KANSAS CITY BURLINGTON iT. PAUL, SEATTLE, PORTLAND. “ KANBAS CITY. “ OMAHA, DENVER. CHI. GT. WEST. 8ST. PAUL, OMAHA. C., M. & 8T. P. 9. fof “ ! $25.00 Brass Bedsteads $16.50 |4 Lot of Very Pretty (as illustrated) bei.) a eta seis hee warts dé rlasd Si . Ch pedatead wl ith 4 za uae bow Frys os ummer Cur tains— eap ; ah dhe und 3 eg eee Chelsea Fe et Made of choice quality scrim or marquisette, in white or ivory. Choice of a dozen or twenty designs. One especially attractive style is of cerviceable, silky marquisette, with a smart, hem- stitched apr te insert Of imitation filet, accurately reproducing the costly origiaal from which it was copied. \Another is of sturdy, close-woven serim, introducing @ pretty drawn-work insert, daintily appliqued with imitation Cluny lace medallions and characteristic Marie An- - 30 ER COUNTRY LIMITED. - 9.50 P.M. KANSAS CITY AND PACIFIC COAST. hs 10.15 P.M. 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, SEATTLE. ILL. CENT. 11.40 P.M. OMAHA, MINNEAPOLIS, NORTHWES IN 10.00 P.M. SEATTLE, PORTLAND. LJ 10.10 M. 8ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. “ 10, M. LOS ANGELES LIMITED. ° 10.41 M. OMAHA AND PACIFIC COA8BT. ROCK ISLAND 10.00 P.M. 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, “ 10.32 P.M. DENVER AND PACIFIC COAST. / \& and $500 Pension. eve of hip departure for the lam@ ef the heather and thistle the Tala ef Gkibo tede farewell to one who st Sie earvenis’ who hed Seen! in tel] aura we 1000 P/M: Los ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISC Casi handel 75 and _ service yall Seer pista ~ 800 LINE 2.18 A.M, ST, PAUL, WINNIPEG. Lad $25.00 Brass Bedsteads Prices (about one-third love shen noctea)). $8.08 bal A ow $5.508 pair. eee nal ct tho Pith wvacuc nen || Por detalied information call at Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Offices: (as illustrated) tomor- $13. 50 3 sion, the Carnegie family participating 379 and 1490 Broadway, 7 Cortlandt 8t., New York City. Litad dake . ie ‘3 a i, put i tor ; e fa the function, and being no emall part ee is bon ea We York. filling rods in 4 ft, 6,4 ft. and 94¢, sizes only. 350 New Seamless Rugs houssmatd in ey elegy ie Mee yt PER UER Dh RARLENN TASRSIARA ARENT. In addition to the above brass bedstead specials, we quote the follow- New Spring patterns: Each grade offers a choice of the much wanted gle Anderson. In giving her best years ing special prices for hygienic mattresses: Oriental and all effects. Note the savings in prices: Excelsior Soft Top—tull size; Mixed Hair Mattreee— ental and allover qriants, ye Pres: CONSENS i; $2.50 $27.50 Seamless Axminster—size $22.50 e ‘ oa i Breet Cee Sates ew tWL aes gg: 117.50 Seamless T: £24.50 Seamless Velvet—size 9x eJ us t Second Quality Combination Mat- 37 sels—sizeOxizit.jat......... $12.75 | 12ftjat $17.50 Cn Ee 5 Wilton Vel- | $19.50 Seamless V. — $14.50 Seamless Tapestry | $28.50 elvet First Quality Combination Mat- russele—s et—s 12 Sf 4 . Sa Pec eae Bh te... 99,75] Mater: $22.50/ aeeonn. $12.75 ‘ \ $8.50 (GREENHUT Building, Firet Floor.) ae <a ON ee tt—tiséts ee ee Ul . r. _" ete 2 we Ing Ay ee ON A i PP cece eee eenen seen en ee ee $10 Our Own $7 Felt Mattress—45 Ibs. to the Pri EOC a | "Resse $14.50 | _{ti.sze; good aualty etiog: 55 59 | In the Greenhut Basement £916 | citing eieinh heder nade kt | Asminster, Velvet and Brussels CarpetRem- | Colored Casement Cloth—in a wide choice nants—o! gular 7$c, 95c and of desirable colors and terns; the $9.50 | $1.10 qualities; marked for tomor- A5c regular price is 12} « yar our own ft $16 tomorrow, tomar 8: nish : row, at,a yard. row's a tickings in one or two parts, aad conn od Gre hy pero ey ae ed Reversible Smyrna Rugs—io size 30x60 | Nottingham Lace Bonne Femme Curtains— e ry SSS inches; regularly sell for $1.25; to- 79 that sell regularly at $1.25, are Drink Hires and Let We Wi S ° UM BRC sioxeccaverets lc | — marked tor tomorrow at, each:... OWC r oven we pri mgs Grass Matting Ruge—with plain or figured | Combination Offer of 25 feet of good quality the Sun do its Worst {6,80 Spring—mace of h 0¢5c hardwood hose-ree! Steel-Frame Cote—made of angle stcel, with Simmon’s steel-wire fabric bed, at- i a ones | oy sireresecrs steel he!- ft complete, wit! cacelolet eott-eop pad mattress. . 2.60 , borders in size 9x12 ft.; the former sell garden hose(with couplings)and $4 2, #275 Woven Wire Sorings.—“a007 quality, iy ularly at $7.25; tomorrow's §; N for... 1.60 fabric, with heavy c ends supported by tomorrow, at. well woven wire tomorrow, at So good to know there is one drink that will cool and invigorate you without ill effects. So good to know a drink that is made from Nature's recipe—that combines the tonic virtues of herbs and roots and forest saps, to t ave 704 the most delectable of all summer in! ICS... a he latter sell regularly $12 Rabbet-Es % Opes yoree wa ; Hi for tomorrow we offer them a made and upholstered ; tomorrow, 8 $8.25, $8.75 and $1 Crossbar Serim—for summer curtains; 6c (GREENHUT Building, Third Floor.) 12}4¢c quality; at,ayard...... ren eo GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER @. Try it right now. See the nearest Fountain ay I ts “Better Goods for the See Our MAIN ten, and fost wy Degg . : a Same Money Building Advertise- Mee ete tecciGie jac, =e or the Same Goods | “Bory SIDESOF6™ AVE. ULBGREENHUTPr: '8™ AND I9™ STS. unent on Page 9 _ for Lease Money —never harms, No need to say ‘‘rootbeer, Than Elsewhere” Just say “Hires.” Se—sparkling, de.ici At of This Newspaper “THE BIG STORE” Double dA Green Trading Stamps With Pure . Made Before 12 o'Ci