The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1912, Page 12

ere Be | t t } FRVFLEEFOR LIFE: 13 INURED _NFACTORY FRE Jump From Windows and Slide Down Ropes in Big Williamsburg Blaze. Witty employees of the Whitman and Braham tur dressing factory, at No. 0 Manhattan avenue, Williameburg, ha@ te Jump from the second story win. @ewe, slide down ropes or race down five escapes with hot flames at their Baoks early to-day. Three men, one of (hem 4 partner in the establishment, fwere badly burt in getting away free "Orem the fire and ten others suffered @eorching and bruising of # minor character. Fed on great stacks of fat pelts, some @ whioh were worth almost their weight fm gold, the flames, believed to have @arted with an explosion among chem- femie on the first floor of the three-story frame structure, roared to the roof and read throughout the building so quick- ly that the employees, who had just come to work at the opening hour of 8 @’elook, had to fy for their lives, Mbst of the employees worked on the Qeeond and third floors of the manu. factory, the Aret Moor being devoted tu @torage place for piles of mink and ané bear pelts. Twenty bales of skins from the Canadian North- which arrived yesterday, had been om the first floor beneath the of the ekin dressers above. IDE DOWN RUPEES TO ESCAPE FLAMES, the Grst burst of flame the second was burned through and the op- engi fr eratives at their benches saw a great column of fire mushrooming out of their floor and licking at the piles of akins As many as could crowded on the fire escape platforms and others, finding their escape by the stairways cur off, made shift to lower ropes from the windows, Men and women slid down these improvised escapes in quick suc- cession. ‘Those om (he third floor were fore d to the windows immediately by the clouds of -hoking smoke, and they, like ther fellows on the second floor, found that the fire escapes were inadequate to accommodate tho press of all who winved to find safety, When the | capes became jammed some of the op- eratives from the third floor ran down ————._ --— - - The Newport Pump This new style pump will appeal to women of refinement who wish a smart and exclusive style. Hanan windows to the ground, twenty feet below them. of his feet was dislocated by the fail and he suffered internal injuries which necessitated his removal to the Will+ jamaburg Hospital. Jacob Ernalle of No. 206 Withers street and Abraham Blumenfeld of No. 675 Bushwick ave- nue were both burned about the face and hands before they jumped from the ‘-story windows and added Juries by the fall. They, too, ‘nto the hospital, after be- were ing treated by Dr Strahl and Dr. Greenwald, who came in two ambu- & Son Six Broadway Stores Broedway, corner Sict St. Broedwa: Broadway, cor. Canal St. }, Corner Mth St. | Broadway, cor. Fulton St. 1sBreadwey,neart3det. | #97 Bway, near Duane OL Ia Brocklyn ot 90 Pultoo Street eek E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President Continuing This “MOST” RemarkableSummerSuitSale Offering an unlimited variety of Summer models, fabrics and patterns, and above all—VALUES—that will benefit every man and young man in New York City and sub- It would be useless for us to com- ment upon the “remarkebility” of this Sale. to say, the unfavorable weather conditions last month made this unusual offering a Reality. Tothe many, a Summer Suit, and who may 84 urban territory. ‘many men who need need one later—Choose! At your elbow—English and conservative models, two or three button, full or half lined. Cooling Serges, Cassi- heviots, Unfinished Worsteds Black Thibets. Blues, Browns, Tans, Greys, Blue Greys, Herringbonea, Pencil Stripes, Chalk ecks and all colors popular. Every One of These Suits Reduced. meres, Bluc—on Blue, Mixtures, Pin Ch Shirts! Velours, C Broadway | ‘or, 18th St. $2 and $1.65 Values. .... $1.15 $2 and $2.50 Values... .. $1.35 $2.50 and $3 Shirts, $1.65 $3 and $3.50 Shirts, $1.95 119 W. 42d St. Near Broadway Kbilerp and 42d Street Stores Opem Evenings Suffice and | 125th Street Near 8d Avenue THE EVENING WORLD, to the second and jumped from the! lances, before the arrival of the first engine Harris Kraham, ono of the proprie-|company the whole building was a tors, wan one who jumped thus, One roaring furnace. quickly turned in and the reserves from the Herbert street station were out to move the tenants of nearby tene- ments from their homes. 1) families were ousted from ac tory and from a line of houses behind FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912. So rapidly 414 the flames spread that | managed by great effort to keep the fire confined to the fur factory, which was completely destroyed. The loss is Placed at $20,000, iene Sleepwalker Dying of Fall. While walking in his sleop yesterday August Thaler, a real estate specuiator, thirty-five yeare old of No. 1 Ridge wood avenue, Williamsburg, walked ou lof @ second-story window and fractured a ‘A necond alarm was FINDS BABY UNDER STOOP. called More than @oned Infant Over te Police. tanemente the street from the burning fac- on Lorimer street. But the firemen hie skull. Fle te In the German Hoe-) he heard a feebie cry. Ina big straw pital where he is not éxpected to live | market basket under the stoop he found Brookiyn Caretaker Terns Aban- Ae George W. Vaughan, colored care- taker at No. 8 Remsen atreet, Brooklyn, was closing the windows late last night Behoes From the Woods, (From the Washington Star.) @ three-months’-old girl baby. The child, dressed in a plain white silp, with pique reefer coat and white silk cap, trimmed with pink allk bows, was Wrapped in a knitted blanket and @ woman's gray allk dress, the bodice of which was embroidered with green marguerites, Patrolman Jeremiah Mur- phy took the bady to the Amity street station and then to the City Nurse. this sturdy oak, thereby pret for justifies.” ven the conservation of energy.” Sale of Summer Dresses for Misses and Girls An event in which workmanship and style, coupled with low prices, combine to make this a notable offering of good values. q There is much to attract in the style and the workmanship of the dresses in this special offering tomorrow. You may examine the least of these garments, with its simple lines and modest role in the chorus of prices, yet find no hint of infe- riority in the way it is cut, made and finished, nor room for complaint in so much as a buttonhole. Second floor. 240 Misses’ Tub Dresses..............ccedsceeseeee es VAlUE TO5.....008 tomorrow 98c 125 Misses’ Tub Dresses. 2.95. ..006 .. tomorrow 1.95 180 Misses’ Tub Dresses.............. 00... cee eee eees VOIUE 4.95. cece ee tomorrow 2.95 66 Misses’ One Piece Regulation Dresses.............value 4.95........ tomorrow 2.95 130 Misses’ Tub Dresses.......... es +. tomorrow 4.95 52 Misses’ French Linen Dresses... tomorrow 7.95 66 Misses’ French Linen Dresses... thes .tomorrow 9.75 60 Misses’ Bat ste and French Voile Dresses tomorrow 9.75 80 Misses’ White Voile and Lingerie Dresses ‘tomorrow 12.95 Girls’ White & Colored Wash Dresses—6 to 14 years 200 Girls’ Washable Dresses.................... value 1.50.......6e eee e eee tomorrow 75c 165 Girls’ Washable Dresses..................55 value 1.95... .ecccccevees tomorrow 98c 300 Girls’ Washable Dresses.................0++ WOIUE 9.95... .ccecccsceee. tomorrow 1.45 100 Girls’ Middy Dresses...............00see00s walue 2.95. ...cccseceesees tomorrow 1.95 40u Girls’ White Linen Dresses................- value 5.00........eeeeeeee tomorrow 2.95 Misses’ Linen Tailored Suits 7.95 value 12.95.............. special at ® Made of imported ramie linen, in six very attractive models including Norfolk, Russian and plain tailored effects. In white, natural and cadet. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Unusually good value. 155 Misses’ Tailored Suits clearance tomorrow at, greatly reduced prices 68 Misses’ Tailored Suits.... ... formerly 19.50 to 25.00 pecial at 10.00 87 Misses’ Tailored Suits.... ... formerly 29.50 to 39.50 8 special at 15.00 Tomorrow, Saturday, Semi-Annual Clearance of Women’s Tailored Suits at the most liberal reductions we ever have announced Women’s Tailored Suits..... formerly 25.00 to 35.00.....reduced to 15.00 Women’s Tailored Suits... ..formerly 35.00 to 50.00.....reduced to 20.00 Women’s Tailored Suits. ... . formerly 50.00 to 59.00.....reduced to 25.00 Women’s Tailored Suits..... formerly 59.00 to 69.00..... reduced to 28.50 Women’s Tailored Suits... .. formerly 65.00 to 75.00..... reduced to 33.00 Women’s Tailored Suits... .. formerly 75.00 to 98.00..... reduced to 42.50 W *s Cloth Coat: Values $25 to $30, Sapeaal «}$15 Dressy coats, tourist coats, street coats, evening coats, afternoon coats, and carriage coats. Made of stripes, checks, Whievorde and rough cloth serges. All new models and exclusive with Saks. Large sleeves and side button effect. All sizes. 264 Women’s Taffeta Coatees | 5.00 Values 8.50 to 12.50 2 These popular garments are to be worn over lingerie dresses. Several models, in black and all colors, as well as changeable effects. In every respect extraordinary values. Women’s Mohair Bathi Suite, Value 5.80, i . A Borne} 3.95 Several models, with round or square collars, effectively trimmed with braid or strappings. In black, navy or brown. Bloomers to match. Women's Charmeuse mare 25 Value $45.............. special at $ These dressy coats or wraps are made of excep- tionally high grade soft finished charmeuse, in two models, Draped effect buttoning to the side, and large set-in kimono sleeves. Trimmed and lined with light or dark peau de cygne. tomorrow § Women’s Satin Bathing Suits Value 11.50............ special nfs 7.50 In black or navy. Round collar and cuffs trimmed with strips of eponge and front set off with silk frogs and buttons. Women’s Silk Serge Bathing aan 5.00 value 7.50 -.++- Special at Made of fine quality silk serge, in black or navy. Several models, all neatly trimmed. “Women’s Satine Bathing Shoes..........-::seeeeseeeeseeseee special at 95c Women’s Satine High Bathing Shoes.. special at 1.50 Women’s Satin Bat! .specia' at 1.50 ing Shoes..........:+00005 Women’s Canvas Bathing Shoes......... Aah Women’s Canvas Bathing Shoes (high) Women’s Rubber Caps, inf styles... Women’s Satine Fancy Bathing Cap: Women's Fancy Silk Bathing a Women’s Bathing Bags...... Women’s Combination Bathin; Women’s Knitted Bathing Tig! Women’s Knitted Bathing Tights..... Annette Kellerman Full Length Bathing Young Men’s Two-piece Norfolks—13.50 to 20.00 g In the many years of our experience we have never produced such ouikingiy handsome models in the two-piece Norfolk suit as we have this season. Norfolk that was ungainly and too bulky has fone. and in its stead is a garment to please the most fastidious young critic of clothes. These Norfolk models are made on narrow shouldered lines and are dressy enough for daily wear as well as being peculiarly adapted to sporting use. q There are, of course, many attractive variations of the Norfolk features, such as half and full belted effects, yoke effects, full and modified pleat effects, and a particularly smart model having the sppeerande of a sack coat in front with a Norfolk back. Made in blue serges and fancy mixtures, and in various colorings: Ages 14 to 20, 30 to 36, : pecial at 75c¢ pecial at 1.50 pecial at 50c Clearance Sale tomorrow In Main Trimmed Hat Salon Women’s Trimmed Hats formerly $10 to $20 reduced to $5 Women’s Long Gloves \85e of Suede Chamois........ value $1 @ For Summer wear it would be difficult to find a more serviceable, comfortable, or smarter glove than the ae chamois suede gloves in this sale. It is a fabric glove that has all the appearance of the doeskin — and will wash just as readily. Fine imported jerman goods, bought at a considerable concession. Full elbow length, wide arms, and kid silk point back. In weight, make, length, cut, quality and finish, the dollar kind. White or natural chamois yellow. Important Sale of Shoes for Misses, Boys and Children We have selected from our regular stock a limited cole lection of low shoes for young people and we have marked them at liberal advantages in price for the period of this two-day sale only. They include all of our newest Summer models, and the workmanship and wear-resistance in every pair are excellent. Misses & Children’s Strap Ankle Ties, in patent leather, gun metal, tan Russia calf and black velvet. Regularly 2.25. Regularly 2.50 Regularly 3.00... Misses & Children’s Button Shoes, made of white nu-buck and cut in an extra high model. Regularly 3.50..... special at 2.65 Regularly 4.00 ‘ pecial at 2.95 ee & Youths’ Low Shoes, in patent leather, tan Russia calf and gun metal calf. Regularly 3.00 Regularly 3.50.. sizes II to 2.. sizes 214 to 6. e e Bathing Suits for Misses, Boys and Children q The water's fine these days, and here are bathing suit values to enhance the prospect of adip. Nowhere can you find more liberal assortments, or bathing suits that offer so much quality for so little money, Misses’ Bathing Suits, in messaline silk, mohair and the new knit middy style. Ages 8 to 18. 4.95 to 7.50 Misses’ Mohair Bathing Suits. fancy braid trimmed, with Dutch neck, V neck, sailor or the new pointed col- lars. One-piece suit, with bloomers to match. Ages 8 3.95 to 18 years. Saturday special at’ Misses’ Mohair Bathing Suits, onc-piece with bloomers to match. Round neck or V neck, and sailor 2.25 collar, Navy trimmed, red or white. Ages 8 to 18 years. Saturday special at Boys’ Pure Worsted Bathing Suits, in two-piece models, with round neck and sleeveless. In plain gray or navy, also some with stripes around neck and sleeves. 2.00 Sizes 26 to 36. Saturday special at Children’s Pure Worsted Knit Bathing Suits, in one-piece models. Light blue, Oxford, navy, red and white. Ages 2 to 8 With half sleeves, 2.00 Without sleeves, 1.6: Misses & Children’s Hats closing out sale tomorrow q Pretty trimmed hats that have finished their period of probation and are now liberally reduced in prices. 57 Misses’ Hats, in a varied selection for so small a quantity. Many trimmed with fancy feathers, others) 2.35 with novelties. Formerly up to 7.50 reduced to Children’s Hats, of fancy braid, trimmed with ribbons and flowers, in bonnet effects and mushroom Nolen 3.35 Ages 3 to 8 years, Formerly up to 8.50 reduced to) Girls’ Blazer Hats, in all the new college effects, forty 65 special at 2.35 pecial at 2.65 dirls of 8 to 18 years. Formerly 2.75 reduced to ’ ° Boys’ Wool Suits at! ¢ 95 formerly sold up to 9.50, 7 q A lot of odd lines in boy’s wool suits will receive their maishing orders tomorrow. Neither their super- for workmanship, the quality of the fabrics, nor their stylish lines will avail to maintain their former prices. They are incomplete assortments and therefore as useless to us as the half of a pair of scissors. But neither you nor we can improve upon such values. Some with two pairs of trousers. Mohair lined, Boys’ Blue Serge Suits, made of all-wool blue serge in double breasted and Norfolk models, Mohair ined 7.95 Ages 8 to 17 years. Value 10.50 Saturday special at Boys’ Wash Suits, made of linen, crash and khaki, in) Norfolk and double breasted models. Ages 8 to 15> 2,95 years, Saturday special at| Sale of Touring Veils | 75 regularly 2.50... .at hae ‘ q We have come by a special lot of motor or tourist veils, made of imported chiffon cloth, with two rows of satin striped borders.. They are espectelly ample, be- ing 284 yards long and 32 inches wide. Admirable for ar aaalny | or for any outdoor occasion as a protection against Sun, dust and wind. Colors are gray, taupe, myrtle, tan, violet, amethyst, rose and Alice iy Main floor en oe Sect to values 1.95 to 2.25 M6) special tomorrow at 75¢, 95c, 1.15 and 1,28... / “Woodman,” suid the man who quotes poetry but lamely, “withhold the at with which you are about to tow valuable asset to posterity and sparing yourself greater fatigue than the ob- . replied the woodman, “you fan of aclentific Ideas and seck to employ the encrgy uf conservation to