The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1913, Page 15

|st the city had veen officially sent out, | Jets they did not know until they read jthe nwapapers that the axemen were golng to visit them MAY FIGHT CITY ON ORIGINAL! CEEDS' CLAIMS. | A speaker for a Broad street prop- have been a erty ow seid: OW sites without Inter since the fou et pres ON BiG LS oe | Proposed ny right to the Protest to McAneny That Cut! !" the old days | the municipality ce sr the privilege ting Valuable Property | Reha, if Broad # every one kno | & wide the y the wides \ sown and so named because Means Millions Loss, fact. If the city gets the whip hand nd forces this paring-down process the treet will be greatly | business houses MAY INVOKE COURTS,| visinens ot Br _ Ey ane Claims of Rights in Streets) sete mn: when he will ele spend." Likely to Be Based on Oldtime Deeds, ner on the Stage. ¢ The financial district is dusturbed] KANSAS CITY, Mo. Over the proposed reclamation by the] Goldberg o fthi elty of the sidewalk space in streets! aiso of here, were now occupied hevond the building line by stoops, porticos, show windows, Mer building projections and base+ @ent areas. The attitude of men in the section was shown at the meeting @f the Board of 1 ate to-day, when @epresentatiy business and bank: fag houses red in protest Bpeaking for the Mutual Life Insur- ance Company representative de- elared that already the en: chments on three sides of the comp a build- ing at William, Liberty and Nassau! Btreets had been J at a cost of $100,000, but the any objects to cutting away pro on the Cefar Street side, as required rth, from whom sh When she was the wif « 1 by Borough President McAneny. The representa- tive declared that there is no urgent need for disturbing Cedar street, as it is a thoroughfare little used, terminat- ing as it does at Pearl strect CITY WON'T DISCRIMINATE IN) le DEMAND FOR SPACE. “There can be no differentiation,” salt President McAneny, who has started Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indigestion, heartburn, 1 t ferments into gases and stubborn lumps yo pared equa If your stom The clty nee for your sake, next meal a fav af distress—cat without I in your tatrict 1s valued | weak, out- ct-order stomachs that $290 a square foot and | & to reclaim It. PAPE'S the plans were of the National City a Han- | ‘Awig i Gene Lae umann 8th yin PScomp Uj sethse marked at Anniversary Dri by io Hom ny niveraary Sale ir ahare, you want, Hate ws pat has ments $25 Solid Oak 7 V20 Brass Bed Sideboard -S i Now detign with extra knobs: 7 heavy nar in head and fvot; with middle mounts. All sizes. 4 Conuine Leather S a ine 1.39 Our One Doiiar Complete : Room Outfit Offer enables you to furnish any room mplete by paying $1 now a. nolance in small weekly poo- nents. mounts all’ perchisses, Cash ‘or cred mplete, without estes. char t of-any kinds GOOD ONLY AT OUR STORE, 35TH TO 36TH ST. & 8TH AVE. iF t and we belleve ct us from this tearing down. | Our deeds may siow that we have full of holding the present space fully and Sitting tn the otchestra of the Winter! Garden last night was a girl [much interested In the play tlon locomative came auddenty upon the| jStage and its headlight struck the girl MoAneny acreed to H F for two weeks,| She sprang up and ser amed, became hystertonl hor excitement the house, n darkened for the loco- motive scene, was lighted quickly. ‘The | yy artied to a retiring room, ir, Quayle took her to Flower ital. She sald she was Miss Marton NORA BAYES AGAIN ‘A BRIDE. Weds Harry Clarke, Her New Part arch 6,—Sarah Herman Keta, tried on Tuesday py & Magistrate @ this city, Miss erg is better known as Nora e dirtaff partner and spouse th explaining her said that when she hing headlight of a*loco- The next instant the ght fell », just ax the Heht of the] @ third matrimonial » wreck that followed ree's condition was so im- wave her age as r treatment at the hospital 2 wald that he was yspepsia; when the food ches and you feel sick vou can't get it regulated, please, to have a bad stomach: Tl 22GRAIN TRIANGULES OF CURES INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUTES, ye SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS /) B53 LARGE SOCENT CASE ANY DRUG STORE. ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM a“ $5 TO $1,900 ON SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS. SMALL ACCOUNTS : ESPECIALLY INVITED. { } apeuble “ m Single ‘ OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Livi iL 10 O'CLOCK Uni eA Ne __Aiternoon LOW PRICES AND WIGS RAL CREOIT ¥” NO CLUB FEES—NO KR “NO rarraredsunstten, OF ANY KIND “tet customers pesply een to \ ] SG broad _ Extension nn tints with heavy inch round tows six h Colonial posts } $10 Sitting Library Rocker _THE EVENING WORLD, ‘IRL HAS HYSTERCS | AS DEATH OF FATHER = I RECALLED BY PLAY {Mimic Locomotive seiactioe ring t0 Instant Relief, furans Corn a Her Mind Memory of Rail- way Accident. Bridge Hallder te Dead. | SPRINGFIELD, ee hand F. Hawking, seventy-ax, merly @ prominent bridge builder, last night. Piles ‘Quickly Cured At Home) Package | Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. a. Ket more from your 4 ox, and be #ure you met Simply fll out t Solid 14-marat Gold {EMEN’S WA TChes Worid, | Sewing Machines|:. cP FREE AROMAT gs One ioliar town Guaranteed for Lite Insured for 5 Years ~~“ Oii-Hardened Steel For Friday S'nters $35 to $40 | Wheeler & Wilson. | White Machines Davis Makes New Royal ee eran recreate txira Special §§) Special L THURSDAY, MARCH 6, BRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR MENAGERIE—SEVENTH FLOOR You Cannot Afford To Miss These Wonderful Old | Haga Friday Bargains The March Sale of Wash Goods Offers These 8 Splendid Bargains for Friday’s Selling Ne greatest Wash Fabric event in our history, and, in fact, we believe the greatest ever held in ‘ountry. Economical women have thronged this section every cay this week-—and if you have not not been among them, don't delay. 12), ve and 15¢ Figured Batiste 5c Imported Scotch Ginghams sheer quality in scores of splendid grade, 32 inches wide. floral and conventional designs, with or 7ie Chek stripes and plaid patterns in 12! without crossbar effects; yard aC 39c Figured Tussahs | 35c Colored Dress Linens | Wash Goods Remnants Heavy, firm quality in a large te'cction | Hiigh grace French cress linen of | Consisting of lawns, dimities, reppe, fnew designs in rich, plair medium weight in every aalatens dress and apron colers, ing. black and Zy f | that will bepopular this 8e finghams. Values to 1%, Q@ white! yard, Special, yard Mass, a— S:-TORE PEM Soe Double TS ms Stamps Until 12 Noon Single Stamps Thereafter 25¢ Figured Voiles 19c Ramie Suitings 7'.¢ Domet ost wanted | Linen finish suitings in a One of the daintiest an riaterials of the season. Fin heer quality. with floral Boys’ (Boys’ $4.50 and $5 Suits and Reefers as a Feature Friday j Mh 1) : I sant bel to-Wear Spring Hats $1.49, at 98¢ Hand made of pyroxeline br with taffeta silk or velvet loops, in all colors, The style i | is very large, embracing fancy mixtures and plain blue serge—for the big boys and the small chaps. Novel- Boys’ $2.50 Reefers, at Suits for big and little boys, and the reefers for the young ones uit Young ones thet are splendid for early Spring jul ean a rtme! from 2!/2 to 10 years. wear. They were made to retail for select from at our special price, $1.98. 2,600 Yards Silk Remnants oie '$ sa" nee values up to $1. 50 the yard. Includ- tacea, paics, Persians, checks, Ings from ') to | for trinwrings, ini linery pur- work, ail colors, yard Mali stripes, Drs ens, “eatine eles 15 50c Genuine Tub Silks e|: dainty colored stripes, for | tice waists and dresses, will C in. perfectly: yard poses and fancy 59. Costume Messaline Extra heavy, with high satin \ [Now it in the Basement 100-Pe, English Porcelain Dinner Sets \ positive $20.00 town price, Pretty et at a mark \¢ nid pa dec. \ 2 people. a splentid quality English por- Neoriite u Porcelain Prersod Glass Water Pitchers Dinner Sets neat ee tlightly imperfect 150 Chocolato Sets made on fine quality N 19¢ Huck Towels” 17 Piece Blue dep is. Watchen, Jewelry way, New York A PARCEL POST MAP jof the Uniied States, ate finder, [next Sunc 1.59 (ain Fives harag vgn and Tite Bors stands sh hoaey ‘east ra, 8,75 Wa aed free for the coupon in Na F007) $1.9 tdesh Bays ——- eee ity any helen ‘$4: He ALUMINUM TEAS 36 uve Herooxa SC MAPRKET "FRI RIBS ROAST Bi BEEE " ea ae ane: 16e One Do'lar a seek _ cents and Vegetables masta MONIONS ‘1 8c) : RICE SMOKEDSHOULDERS 14 LUNCH SPECIAL ‘nixth Floor.) GRAPEFRUIT + *\asement. STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres't--WE GIVE LIBERTY MERCHANDISE STAMPS the assortment; yard, at to-morrow, yard basket | Mill remnants of goo: weave; desirable for s flannels, desirable f dresses, ete.; in the new plain e gowns, ete. Limit 20 yards to shades: yard (Main Poor.) Girls’ Dresses Splendid School a customer: yar: 0 select from. At this price every All sizes 6 to 14 years. hambrays and other pretty combination 9 Re colorings. High and low neck models, Hs maatly en trimmed with |, trimmed Smart new hate materials of contrasting shade. Your Choice at 69¢c Recond Floor.) Remnants of Dress Goods 2,000 yards, in remnants of new spring dress good chided are °6 to 40 inches wide ciazonals, whipe check: tres, rough weaves, etc. All good practical Cc tenyihs, sui’ able for many purposes; val ies up to 69c, yd. Remnants Dress Goods Remnants Dress Goods 36 to 48 ins. wide, including serges, mo- |40 to 56 hairs, rough and sea 5 Cc tical leng! diagonals, whi (Main Ploor,) etc.values to 8 Women's Party Dresses of messaline, crepe de chine, and chiffons, newest ie 6-76 and Bowls, tankard and low hapes; ome plain; others in cut designs; V/z gal. size: value Pressed Giass Fern Dish in rich sparkling cut designs, a 89¢ nickel-plated trimmings: Massage To Introduce the 8 ° ‘*Melba’’ Toilet ee Ri quisites We have secured the ser- vices of an expert masseuse from Chicago, who will give a free facial massage to all our customers who visit the Ladies’ Parlor on the 4th Floor, and explain the m of the Melba prepare Free Samples of Melba Powder to All MARKET DAY E PIES: 10C Meats and Poultry FANCY A HON Nv ADE thes S Pot Roast une 15c ow ; ,| FRYING CHICKENS * *59¢ 5 | Semreerrennsrrareerenteet ga reeaae '| HAMBURG STEAK ' Fy'g¢ inka, | BEEF KIDNE YS 1 10c Fresh Fish FRESH NEW SHAD 1h" wie H HADDOCK’: "** 8¢ SHWEAK»S."°'*:10¢ e 4 [oo