The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 11

comtusions of the I third street, Brooklyn; for $18.00 Buffets, like pay in novelty quar- tered golden oak, French bevel mirror, claw feet, ete, Only limited num- @ ber to be sold at this | marvelously low price. , ry STONE DROPS “TEN FLOORS INTO. ‘==: 3 Cornice ‘Weighing 300 Pounds Plunges to the Sidewalk -at Dey Street. ,, NOONDAY CROWD NEAR. —_-— Later Would Have Fallen in Their Blasting Blamed. miqutes before the noon hour ———_—_ turned its Mougands Into choked lower POLICEMEN § SHOT IN FIGHT. | Broadway to-day a #-pound plece of terra cotia coping fell from the roof on| Ome Killed and Others Wounded | the Broadway side of the old Western by Tennessee Negro Gang. Valen Bulldthg on the northwest corner pad Dey street, ten storie below. By a miracle o Fee people were injured by | Neer particles df the coping, a: ft had smashed on the pavement. Th ‘ained, ons of about thi @ht years old, was pick d ight ei ood. Wao. ttt leg aad (Sree Goa Mendven aad Fiite-oigh 3 Saturday Specials in i » back. street. T O ene he man about fity 5 found at Twenty-second ELT WIND OF FALLING MASS Both were sent to th Soust AS IT CRASHED NEAR HIM. Though the thousands of office work. | ye TEAS SE ANGIE @ra released for the noon hour were not) re was the usual ides | SUMMER SUN of Broadway, when, without the least | ' » section of coping dropped, | Whether at the seashore or in the The coping projects for several inches Higher latitudes of moun f¥om the flush line of the butlding’ y so that the big section of stone ded nearly in the middle of the side. ; the skin is dried up and face and hands | i. ks on both Sandressier, who wag near enough to Complexion of lilies and roses—even eto feel the wind of While living an out-of-door life—use | Bassing on his cheek, was knocked to} paidewalk by a large fragment, | VELOGEN which rebounted and struck him in the middle of the back. Miss Rochwerger | ris Gallery felt the instaat’ Gently rubbed into the face and hands the rough particles of terra sank to the sidewalk, more in of doors, it leaves the skin soft andy because of the injurl which were not » was jammed In an instant. as volunteers began to carry the three injured people to Hegeman's end Rikers gee 7h ReaD Ses on street cars tn the ‘ . | ates ta a ? Solid Gold Bridge Spectacles —Both 116 Hamburg | "yo nee ; styles. ved 8]. 95 st Twen-/ afrernoon. The first, that of a man ra, lays havoc with delicate complexions | thay iM. an ex- ness and cleanliness that follows its use. n, just At all druggists, in collapsible tubes, 25c, RESENT this coupon to any of our desired, in any amount up to $200.00 then pay fifty cents and your goods w be delivered to your home promptly. We $18 All Brass i ie: 8. wd French bevel mirror. boat i cnfonione 26.29 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE. 21, lerue store, on opposite corners, some one | (with more wisdom than the others | catled out “Scatter! The rest may come down any minute!” | SLASTING UNDER BROADWAY | HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR FALL | Tt needed no urging fron the police. | men, who came running from three | Tappin, of the Greenwich Street 8 and his reserves soon red the space out the Broadway and Dey street of the building, Then he notifiel Doctor Garrett and Dr. Liv the wounds of the three injured and they were able to go to thelr homes unaided. When Capt. Tapp'n interrogated the | bullding superintendent, to determine | the ¢ of the coping’s dislodgement, the superintendent attributed it to ing being done deep under Broad- Mass} Fulton street, where the hard | a; ro men are driving the Ashokan et through the foundations of lower Manhattan. Workmen were put to work imme- diately to anchor to the roof of the building the remaining line of coping, weakened by the fail of the twelve-foot segment. MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 2L—In a des- perate fight between negioes and police rves to-day one patrolman, John| Regisiered Doctors’ Services Free to all prtrors, For Saturdsy only we quote the bet gen i of t escaped. They are b @ been hold-up men who (Optical Depts. Main Floor.) —————— ed, were found in the North River this i eau Millinery You Won’t Find Equalled Elsewhere $2.49 Peanut Panama Hats One of the most pop- ular hats of the sea- son, effectively trim- med and draped with satin, in rosette and ‘ bow effects on the side; trim- mings are white, green, blue and satin smooth and checks the ravages of purple. sun and wind. Note the feeling of fresh- The Popular / Wash Ras Hats \ x — ee Sold in this store at one-third ° lees than any other store. We have therm at all prices, in dif. ferent styles and colors, nee trimmed and trimmed. are trimmed with messzline bow effects, in» the Re popular colors . n resorts, | dainiy hands. The natural oil of become red and coarse. To insure a} “Beauty's Guardian.” night and morning and when going out REREeeEeEE Grasp This Great Credit Chance Before {t Ends, Sat., June 29th, mi h Straw “Sailor Hats Soldeverywhereup 101.98, to3l,v8, Made yy, by @ man’s hatter and finished like aman’s hat; all col- , including black, prepared to feel su prised, not onlyoverthis & wonderful chance, but the LOW prices we quote vay and tl fonihlaely. wide beautiful furnitu sortments ‘you choose fiom! Women’s $3 and $4 Bathing Suits, About 20 § 38°. different styles at Made of fine Surf Cloth, surely 20 distinet atyles to select from; some with sailor collar, trimmed with braid or material of black and white; others have round or square shaped necks, finished with wide or narrow braid, all made in thenew princess style, with extr full bloomers in navy and black; sizes 8 to 18 for misses, 34 to 52 for women. Friday, June 21, E. W. Salespeople; make any purchase Furajsure, Rugs, Beds We carry a full line of Bathing Suite forlarge women, from 44 to 52 . , Children’s $2.00 $1 Bathing Suits, Mado of Fine Flannel or Surf Clot! several pretty models, some have roll collar finished with narrow soutache braid, cut extra full with loose belt; in red and navy: sizes 2 to 8 years. 9 2 in. posts, 2 in, (Second Poor. ), The New Style ra aby Cap Mate of bes qu i ed a ro EEE « $10 Mahogany Dress~ y polished, w sive led top draw 146 W125 Sr. Near 7UAN. Open Saturday Evenings ti!! 10 P. M. During July and August store will close Satur- days at OP, M Hh Novelty All Rubber Pleated Bathing Gaps Butter: he Biscuits | bers Nave h fr PREIS SIC SRRE ST SAESRERsS Double £49 Stamps Before 1 o'Clock, Single Sains Thereafter These Splendid $1 Men's 25c&50c) Will Go Like Hot Cakes es Saturday at We Heda given better values this season—and that is saying « Neckwear 4 ; * the Building Departmont. “ Be 4 1 7C grade materia chiefly in coat models, with cuffs attached; we also include with the soft French cuffs and soft collar to match. A beautiful assort- ment of patterns, white grounds with colored stripes and figured designs predominate. All wonderful values at the price. u 69c & 75c Negligee Shirts A beautiful assortment of qualities, of printed madras and percales, etc., cuffs attached, both the coat models “* regulation makes; extra jot the Hudson street hospital ‘ Bets ‘ r . an ambulance call, They pat . 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The Women's include Oxfords and Pumps of patent coltskin, gunmetal calf and tan Russia calf in sample sizes only. For Men & Women Slightly Im- Sizes SM to 2. at $2 and $2. ny Oxfords ‘and poe Great Bargains for Women Who Wear Sizes 2, 2'4, 3 or 39, Saturday at Pumps and ¢ Everything for a Sports As Good in Quality as as You Desire for Less Than the Same Quality Can be Bought for Elsewhere Men's $1 $1.50 Bathing Suits 5 of Gunmetal Calf and $1.50 Steel Fishing Rods Trout # Usually aold for 500 F ishing He : Pell er urives’ were en's $4 Rathi Suits Sale of Wall’ “rere ¥1L.TH ant #t $1 OD luselous. rancapples ‘ Faltines: reg. 100 pack LongGreenCucum- Lemons ia SMOKED SALMON ZIMMER MAN'S Negligee ay S2 Paja Woven madras, cambric, lon, —__4_ At Nearly ||™ ords Half early Price 4 for 51.00 unbreakable, inder Machine. to obtain these tment of the latest Vocal’ and Inatrumental Song. Band, 100 New Styles of Sir Heari Shoes and Oxfords For men Cal women; every pair 2.00 $3, $3.50 stman Cameras at Cut Prices Shirts most phe styles in all materials that look well and wear well. —— Any of These Brands On Sale To-Morrow Only 6c 1 2k¢ rice, thin skinned s’ Wash Suits t Very Special Prices The New Tailored Striped Silk Shirts for Woren Elsewhere $2. wa ; $]- 25 ‘You Need These Summer Toilet Supplies “AI Special! Specially P iced Saturday LL Legs of Choice £ Spring Lam> Roasting Chickens or Broilers; selected; reg- Prime Rib Roasts cut from fresh native heal Country Cerny pure pork from pee pigs; “ 12t¢ Loin of Pork; cut fron Jersey pigs; Chickens for tricassee and salads; sandwich reguiarly retailed at 18c tb; Legs of Choice ) Young Fowls nada Mutton | Dry picked; selected and young; per lb. ease ne THE 10H STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres't--DOUBLE LIBERTY STAMPS UNTIL 4 O'CLOCK, SINGLE STAMPS THEREAFTER ees Li a