The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1912, Page 5

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FOUR DIE IN FIRE THAT RUINS HOTEL; TAREE OTHERS HURT Long Island People Victims of Blaze in Fairlee, Vt— Death List May Giow. FAIRLER, Vt, July —Tour persona Were burned to death and two others Were injured, one probably fatally, in a fire that destroyed the Danforth house here to-day. | The dead are Mr. and Mrs. Parkins, Misa EMe Perkins of Flushing, L. 1, and Miss Florence Albee of Springfield, | Mass, | The fire broke out about 6.90 A, M.| ‘There were about tuirty guests In the house at the nearly all of them were a blaze Is be-| Neved to have originated in the pine} decorations surrounding the fire place in the hotel office. The fla quickly to all parts of the those who did excape witiie J were unadle to save any property cept the clothes they wore. . EB. Perkins, hile wife, two daughters and Miss Albee were in a part of the |@ «hotel where thelr exit was cut off by the snk SVENING wUusLD, GREENHUT- SIEGEL COOPER © lavaionsts. J.B. GREENHOUT. Pres. Netw YORK TUBBDAY, JULY 380, Clearance of Plain & Fancy White Goods White, Checked and Striped races Fabrics — uy “Red Letter Day” for Stamp Collectors Distributions will be made as follows, tomorrow: “RED LETTER DAY” STAMPS will be given free in the Preniium Parlor, located in our GREENHUT Building, on the Third Floor. great display of beautiful premiums that may be obtained for filled stamp books. COMPLIMENTARY ga¢ STAMPS FREE in the Ladies’ Parlor in our MAIN Building, Fourth Floor. Only 100 Free Stamps good in any one book. © White Linen-Fin- While there, see the U ‘ 19¢ White Piques. 19¢ sates Sheer Mid-Summer Sale of Furniture and Housefurnishings Oval Library Table—of ma- | Colonial Library Table—with hogany; with heavy, fluted drawer and pss 48x30-inch top; one large 3-Piece Parlor Suite, frame made of birch, in a rich mahog- rich, mahogany ames. Mill iffie Perkins and Miss|M Ablee did not reach the outslde. Miss Alice Perkins was badly b and wan taken to the Hospital at Hanover, nice Bean af Sprin injured her ‘pine thind-story window It f was also taken tof leved Miss Bean any finish; heavy frame; s lendidly constructed; There is very nearly $400,000 worth of furniture in this sale, every stick of it at a special Mid-Summer silk plush cushions; Sale ee We can print only random items here and there, but the whole li _It you want furniture, furniture, buy it now regular price $60 regularprices25) od pi tor e die des es J , oO is here in the store for you t the August sale. . ike this before next Fe! bruary. there'll not be another sale | Random Bargains Short, But Full of Interest light, but handsom 1 inch pole; three hook le tomorrow 8c Cannot ‘promise to Brass Costumers segue price 314; lar price $1 75; 200 on Only one to a cust Pde Stand — . Rogan, part ehureh at in a troile; sher nusband she left Red Hank at o'clock this morning for thelr sum: Vacation, intending to tour t shires, Leaving the train at ¢ ‘Conn., they took a trolley ear to Barrington, The cai 7 near the MH Grounds at a sp hour, The car Rogan to the pavem: hor head, Wer neck was broken gers carried her back to the | © Prosbyterian |f ‘. JL, was killed car, Sp eclal Guaranteed rerybody In the watch trade knows | every une else ally find ve heen cutting voriges of ie a ‘ ther tat af de Fn, ofund your & a ~ FREE A, Gold-Filled Fob wtih every one ». KEENE its, Watches, Jewelry, 1801 Broadway, New York OPEN UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK. Inspectors Make Great Discoveries The army of Homeseesers who in- spected the 4,548 WORLD “TO LET” ADVERTISEMENTS LAST WEEK— 2411 MORE than the Herald, Times, Sun, Tribune and Press ADDED TOGETHER nany interesting facts about the locations, prices, arrangements, somforts, conveniences, &e., of York's Twentieth y Houses, Apartments, Fiats and Hotels. FACTS YOU CAN LEARN TO YOUR ADVANTAGE ANY DAY BY CONSULTING WORLD ADVERTISEMENTS learned with four shelves, of oak, in fumed sivicegae 3 75 t chairs; regular pric nse "1623 lar price $7; fo ——— nf eS = a dent here towtay Wits | Quartered Oak Buffet Extension Dining golden oak; has heavy claw Q-inch pedestal base; and vrs ‘inch round top; regu- lar price $14; for inches wide and ce French plate bevelled mirror, size 10x56 inches; a long drawer, tw | Oak Tabletop is 26x42 inche tumed oak: writing desk in fom jar price $3; book shelves at ‘ac end; _srepularly $25; sale price to match above ; re, $24.50; sale price. es, rep for the August $57.50; for the August ee opeciaitor August sale ah Golden Oak Chairs—solid, quartered oak with genuine leather seats; box construction, claw feet; in ularly $3; sale price. Bargains in China Theodore Haviland China Dinner Sets ieces; in choice of two dainty pecial for the mid- summer sale Ati... Brea yaincluding desvertp Hand. Painte a half sets of 50 picces; complete for 6 persons; includes la treatment; special at, Hand-Painted China Chocolate ete.; regular price $1, summer sale, your AQ. Hand-Painted Chinn in a variety of rich decora- »$ and graceful shapes; » $2 + for the mid- ey, 49 eee aoe eR t| Mahogany Finished Parlor on Leather Couch quaricred oak finish; regular §, cunt ARMC HAIR TO MATCH ABOVE : res price $15; for August sale GOLDEN OAK ROCKER—with large, it, Sale of Housewares, Etc. » Oil] Galvanized Ash Can—with black iron side protectors; No. 7 size; s e SASL ee Sale, 7 25 Portieres & Lace Curtains Tapestry Bordered Portieres—in either | Renais red or green, re; melee prices $4. Ae to al $5.50; for the Mi Summer Sale; Pi Mercerized ‘Arinuro. Room-Size Rugs Axminster Rugs—good selection of rich Ori- ental and floral patterns; 9x12 foot size; reg- ular bnte. $22.50: for the Mid- Framed Pictures Imported Ol Paintinge—in handsome, gold~ burnished frames, shadow box; size Bdxa0 inches OR- ular price $20; for one day or Christy, Underwood and Rao Pict ilar price $9c; for th Hand-Painted Pastels—in “s Two-Burner Blue lar price $4.50; e and Marie Antoinet'c Lace es eat es ale ¢ Mid- 2.50 trimmed with lace edge and in regular price $1.50; Mid-Sutnmer Sale, t= | Lace Bed Sets i Mid- SPY pe 7.50 ‘gular price $10. ummer Sale, ay 5 Seamless Velvet Ttu ular price $24.50; s—site 9x12 feet lor the bigs $14 15 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs-—size 9x12 :, regular price $17.50; the Mid-Summer Sale. . Body Brussels Rugs—size 0x12 feet; regular price $24.50; for the Mid-Sum- $ c its oF Arab color; it and se -burn= Poe Duplex Armure Porticres lar price $12; tor the Summer Sale. pair Dentelle Arab Lace Curtains $10.75 Antuinetts lace center-mo: for the Mid-Sumr Sale, °4.75 °5.50 ana “6 Hunting Scenes: a dark onk sainiat for the Mid-Summer rs fe Mid-dunmer Oy Extonsion. Cie Kew ack Can with OA, Pasty Boards -size 14422 inches; 355 i Summer Sele, rair. (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) (GREENHUT Bul dine First Poor.) GREENHUT-SIGEL Cooper co.—MAIN BUILDING: Purest Groceries at Unbeatable Prices Full weights and measures—quick deliveries in town or country. charges to your nearest railway station. If you can’t come in person, we'll attend to your wants speedily and accurately if you write, or ‘phone Chelsea 4000, Summer Drinks ke ee ee The Remainder of Keily’s (si Of Women’s Wearing <A; pparel Being Cleared at About our MAIN BUILDI GREEN T-SIRGEL COOPER CO, MAIN BUILDING: Baby Dolls” Uaualty Prieed ne Tomorrow, at ) Stock We prepay freight 5 of Kelly's Pri 1G BARGAIN BASE Absolutely the Vear's Biggest steal Women’s Suis, Dresses, Long Coats, J Also Hundredsof Stylish Garments ior Misse s& Juniors IN BUILDING BARGAIN BASEMENT Sales A TemArKAGll vay ot fascinating little dollies all dressed in snowy white slips They were dressed right here in Toy Town, so one is properly garbed—the quaint character dajis and the cute, curly-wigged ones. BRING THE LITTLE FOLK, TOMORROW, (MAIN Building, Fourth Figor.) -MAIN BUILDING: 3 and °3.50 Foot- Hams and Bacon Jn thie advertiwement we do not quote Fresh Pruis are printed in today ORCA iy Ri itis" -MAIN BUILDING: Best Wines 2 and 1 Liquors _ GREE NUUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. Men's & $ Women’s Mould Low Shoes 4 BOLD’ s CeLeRRATED SMOKED RONELESS """" 1b Lino boitle to make te aipberty et Ate CHESTER BRAND BACON— "SOOT BUER EXTRACT J (Je || IMPORTED PULLED FIGs cHoIcE HALLOW! Cn Sale Tomorrow, at PURE BREAKTAST COCOA-—the'b ‘1.85 Seize the opportunity while it is its like will occur again. becuuse we object to carrying stocks over from season to season that this STAD or “Gn. ate ir stuffed with pep SW Het’ PRUNES. THE WOMEN’S SHOES consist of s, pumps and Colonials, in all 5 the wanted leathers, such as tan Russia BEST FAMILY SOAP. +» gun-Meial, Kide hin, velvet, suede and white canvas. Goodyeur-welted or hand- all sizes and widths, MEN'S SHOE 2S include Ox- SF ar Sara Saracar ila, Lemon box, 100 bars, 83.55; FREE-—One ‘regular Naphine Sop wt pu BaBRITES nest SOAP, ‘alban are patent, gun-metal and ssia calfskin, Goodyear-welted all sizes wid widths, AR BLE nb 6 ree Wy rand Fockink's Old He als and Gin pee and Funpe and width in’ every se) style wud leather; at ‘style, every size rey every width; at

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