The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1913, Page 7

’ FIREMEN IN PERIL > -- inety-Gallon Vat of Boiling}; Disinfectant Goes Up in 3 Soap Factory. Greenwich V th get more and as time we its long-atva god fire eeare te which seems fire scars each S away the facades J mansions, had a nd another scar ded, when a ®-gallon catdron of} Ming disinfectant exploded on the ond floor of the six-story factory Wullding at Nos. 465 and #7 Greenwien street. bd ‘Moat of the building was occupied by t i ( Sot safely from the building. he Harrol Soap Company. Six men and.one girl were working on the top floor when the building rocked with @ explosion and the disinfectant fumes jot upward in great clouds to smother em. A dozen years ago, in the same building, a man and a woman were Grilled on the fire escape in the view of the firemen, but to-day, with more improved means of escape, every one BLORON EXPLODES ffying | revanny and four engine compantes. jThe flames were eating at the roof the fire luddies sailed into the nd passengers packed in the rush weep of travel in elevated trains a taste of heat, smoke and fumes down the while, 7 en of Engine Company No, ®, under Foreman Roxbury, laid n the hose to the fifth floor and were struggling through the fumes to the en the dreaded back draught hall, With a ws men down the save them, stairs just in th @ roar the back d wake a sheet of cinders, 7! firemen had held | to their hose nozzles in the fight and they resumed the dattle immediately. It looked like a three alarm for @ blaze, The damage was about $6,000. Edward nuson, who had been # ring the ‘on of disinfectant, was badly burned atwut the hands, i ieee FINE FOR CRUELTY TO DUCK Magistrate Krotel, sitting in the Mor- risania Police Court, to-day decided that “locking” a duck's wings behind its back is cruelty. Accordingly he tin- Posed a fine of $10 upon Hyman H. Shapiro, an employee of H. & N. Wolf, Poultry dealers, at No. 1587 Bathg: avenue, the Bronx. Shapiro was arrested by Agent Kelly of the Humane Society after he had been detected weighing a live duck, the It Conta Dealer $10 to “Lock” Bird's | | Pigeon Toed Girls Are Made So by Hobble, She Says —— “And No Grecian Goddess Ever Walked Pigeon Toed,” Clubwoman Adds. MILWAUKERB, March 18. — "Tight skirts are the cause of the Increasing number of women who have feet that toe in,” said Mra, J. R. Sullivan, for- jMerly State President of the Congress of Mothers, to-day. “The restriction of the free action of the feet to a greater extent than that of the knee and thigh is directly re. sponsible for awkward walking. More- over, it is destructive of beauty of the figure, for no woman who is pigeon- toed oan expact to be compared to a Greek goddess. “I am of the opinion that ft ts the women whose brains are in their feet instead of their heads who submit to the dictation of foreign fashion makers. “Think of what a ridiculous propo- sition for women to be clamoring for Breater freedom and demanding the vote and then to deliberately hamper themaelves with skirts which deprive them of all semblance of freedom in wait!" —— of Gen. Bémund 0. Beers, a distin- Guished officer of the New York Engi- Beer Corps in the civil war and a ward Major-General of the National Guard of that State, will be today for burlal. He aged eighty-four years. . 4 @ brilliant war record and was promoted several times for bravery in action. YOUR SOUR dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourncss Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator in the world. eat ferments into stubborn lumps, you food and acid; head is diszy and aches; filled with bile and indigestible waste—remember, the moment Dia) contact with the stomach all such di almost marvelous, and the joy is its har CURES INDIGESTION | IN FIVE MINUTES, SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS A - | F-late has passed the Teasdale bill pro- “| drinks, but does not prohibit the giving GASSY, UPSET STOMACH WILL FEEL FINE IN FIVE MINUTES. ally does” put bad stomachs in order—“really does” overce LARGE SO CENT CASE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 64. ae z Ne Free Drinks tn Wisconsia. MADISON, Wis., March 13.—The Sen- hibiting treating In saloons, The meas- ure makes it unlawful to accept free away of cigars or non-intoxicating drinks, A fine of $50 to $100 Is fixed for offending dealers indigestion, in five minutes—that—just that—makes If what you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested breath foul; tongue coated; your insides psin comes in | It's truly astonishing-~ | stress vanishes mlessness. wings of which he had snapped and An alarm brought Battalion Chief | “locked” behind the bird's back, Natural Wavy Switches, at 79¢ Women who seek artificial adornments for the coiffure can always find use for one of these natural wavy switches, They are 20 and 22 inches long, made up of long hair, and are usually $1.50 each, They may be had here Friday and Sat- 79 urday at Cc Splendid Silk Hosiery for Easter 25,000 pairs of Stockings for Women aad Half Hose for Men in a Special Offer. l Coming so close to Easter, these timely offerings will appeal to thousands of interested men and women. The circumstances | that brought this huge collection of fine silk hosiery to Blooming- | dales’ make these remarkable quotations possible. Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose at 28c \ Wolnen’s pure thread silk stockings; regular 50c quality; choice of white, bleck, ten, pink, light blue and gray. Splendid value at the price. Women’s Silk Hose at 19¢ | Women’s Silk Hose at 69c Several thousand pairs of boot silk| All pure thread silk; full feshioned, thread hosiery, with ‘mill faults” that |and guaranteed to wear. They are can hardly be detected. Choice of made with extra high spliced heels, black, tan and white. This is an excep- |double soles and 4-inch garter hem. tional offering, and one that will attract |Variety of colors and black and white much attention, to chocse from. Men’s Silk Socks at 15c | Men’s Silk Socks at 28c A limited quantity of men's pure} Strictly first quality; plain colors thread silk socks, sold to us subject |and black; in all sizes, with double Ji to “mill faults.”’ The “faults” are |soles and linen splicing; also a va- 0 slight that they can hardly be riety of fancy Jacquard styles; 50c noticed, and the wear is not affected |value in every pair. Choice of all "by them. Black and colors. sizes. ‘ Main Floor, 59th Street Soction. BLOOMINGDALF Ss: Women’s Neckwear The Popular Bulgarian Collars Will Be Easter Favorites. They are so pretty and can be worn with any color waist, affording a charming contrast when worn with white or black. The shapes are new, the epaulette shape with its points coming over the shoulder being pre- ferred. They are embroidered on linen, crepe voile and batiste. Each 25c end 50c Lace Guimpes i, For to-morrow and Saturday sre here hi prepared a sale of these very fashion-| / able lace guimpes. They are all perfect fitting and made from the finest of shadow laces. 4 CE GUIMPES, ee special price, each. . .38¢ FOR LACE GUIMPES, with sleeves; special price, each 89c THE LATEST FILET LACE COL- LARS from Paris are here at the very attractive prices, each $1.98 and $2.98. | e100 MINGDALES’ see Hl 'U. S. and Irish Flags for St. Patrick’s Day American and Irish flags, wool and cotton bunting, all fast colors, are in- cluded in this special-priced event. American and Irish flags, 2x3. feet, mounted on sticks topped with gilt spears; of fast color mate- 1 rial, at Larger fags for all occasions at pro- portionately low price: a . —$—— NE LO MING DALES? Art Giess Dining Room Chandelier, Second Floor, You Lexington to 3d Avenue collection of one hundred and fifty fash. Death of Gen, E. 0. Beers. WASHINGTON, March 13.—The body ALL CARS general and confirmation wear. Girls’ White Lawn Dresses at $1.98 Several styles; skirt has tucks and lace insertion; another style has skirt of allover embroidery; also voile dresses with insertion on skirts; Dutch neck and sleeves nicely trimmed with inserti es 8 to 14 years. Girls’ Voile and Lawn Dresses at $2.98 The voile model has two rows of lace insertion and fine tucks on skirt. Waist and sleeves with clusters of tucks and embroideries. The LAWN DRESSES have two rows of embroidery down front of alirt and lace insertion on bottom. Waist trimmed with embroidery and lace. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Girls’ Lawn and Voile Dresses at $3.98 The lawn model has waist front of all-over embroidery, cape of embroidery over shoulder, Skirt has rows of lace insertion wnd deep embroidery and lace on bottom. The VOILE has yoke of lace; crochet buttons, tucks and insertion on front, fine tucks and insertion on sleeves and bottom of skirt. Sizes8tol4 years, 0 Girls’ Lawn and Voile Dresses for $4.98 Skirt and waist of all-over embroidery, ribbon belt. Also Voile Dresses, with fine tucks and two rows of insertion on skirt; embroidery on front of waist. Sizes 8 to 14 years, Other New and Pretty Models in girls’ and juniors’ sizes in fine lawns, voiles and mi nicely trimmed with lace or embroidery, at . $5.98 to $21.00 Becond Floor, fenue Section, Men, There Are Only 4 More Days of Our Wonderful Spring Merchant Tailoring Sale!! We will make to your measure and deliver in time for Easter a Spring Suit or Top Coat for Fourteen Eighty may select the material you want froma ionable fabrics which are ends of materials used by best tailors in the country. designs for young fellows are here in comprehensive array. In a word, we have the material here for every man. BLOOMINGDALES! $10 Combination Sets of 136 Pieces of Decorated| Slip Covers Dishes and Glassware To-morrow, $6.98 ANY DRUG STORE. e 59th to 60th Street Girls’ Beautiful White Dresses for Spring Of white lawn, voile and marquisette, for girls of 8 to 14 years. Appropriate styles for | Irish Linen Handkerchiefs A. special _purchase—just in time for St. Patrick's Day. Men's and Women’s pure Irish linen handkerchiefs with narrow hems; at these very low prices: FOR MEN, 9c FOR WOMEN, 5c Main Flocr, Centre, BIAOMINGDALE: SpringVeilsat49c These are Paris Veils of silk |) Shetland shadow lace, with’bor- | ders about 1!% yards long, and , 2 come in black, white and new ] / {shades of flesh pink, taupe, Hav- |]! ana brown, etc. One dollar is the |f} | regular price of veils of thie de- |f} gree of excellence. Our special qh price, each, 49c | ALL REMNANTS OF VEILINGS Such as chenille dots, flock dots on chiffon and plain hairline mesh veil- {ff ings; 114 yards long; per 0 remnant, ... 5.066.655 c ———=" BLOOMINGD ALES “Bon Ton Corsets | The BON TON is the ‘corset de luxe” for the well-groomed woman, The prettiest woman lacks charm unless she has the wit to | be well groomed-—that is, neat- ly, becomingly dressed—and, | above all, trim of figure. BON TON Corsets empha- size a naturally good form and create attractive curves where none existed, and so— they are more than worth the prices set upon 10 to them . Adjusto Corsets, $3 and $5 Royal Worcester Corsets,$1 to $5 Becond Floor, 21 Floor unhe. BLOOMINGDALES’ lat special prices. These offers are made solely to keep our work- Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Stre=: Presents Tomorrow and Saturday, for the First Time in America Color Combinations of the Futurists Cubist Influence in Fashions In the New Paris Models for Spring In every age, the dress worn by the fashionable women of the day has expressed the spirit of the times. The classic draperies of the Greeks were the direct outcome of their noble attitude of thought; the fashions of the days of Louis XVI. expressed the frivolity and luxury and effeminacy of the times—and the fashions for Spring, 1913, are a revelation of the daring and freedom and power of the thought that is growing up around us in these days. Call it Cubism or Post Impressionism or Futurism or any name you will, the thing exists in every realm that art can touch. In some cases it is a striving for a newer and simpler way to express feeling; in others, it is an attempt to express the idea of power and motion; in every case, it is the effort after freedom from conventional ideals and conventional methods. Casting away so many rules results in a naive, primitive sort of art that is closely allied to the Japanese. It has been ridiculed; it has been misinterpreted and misunderstood. It has irritated, puzzled and disturbed. The old discussions that arose when Cezanne’s pictures were rejected by the Paris Salons have recommenced. But Cezanne is accepted as a standard today, and the men of the new school are in the position their master held when he first began to paint. Henry Matisse, who is one of the radicals in the new school, said: “An artist should above all express a Vision of Color the harmony of which corresponds to his feelings. That is what they have done—these creators of new fashions. Line, for the moment, drops back into a secondary place. Color is the vital thing. With the gown as a palette, the world has been painted over, intensified, vivified, made luminous, by putting into it dresses whieh express the color visions of the Modernists. Very largely these fashions have grown out of the pictures that are being painted today. It is the popular idea that women wear the gowns and artists put them on canvas; but the opposite is the fact. The gawns are inspired by the paintings. So we are shwoing them, like paintings in a frame. They will be posed in the Wanamaker Atditorium at half past 10 o'clock tn the morning, and at 2 o'clock and again at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. 3,000 Yards of Carpets! Fifty-two French Vv Pri a ho i cl ig. D i n ner Sets Have Just Come to carpet should note this sale of standard do- mestic carpets. In each case discontinuance of patterns is responsible for the low price. Pat- They are from the famous old Mavaleix pottery at Limoges. They should have reached us in February but are still in time to join the terns and colors good, many two-toned effects: March China Sale Extra quality Axminster stair carpet in one pattern Each set contains 114 pieces, including soup tureens, four meat dishes and four inelud' $1.05 grade, 27 inches wide, at 85c $2.50 grade, 36 inches wide, at $1.25 in plates, bread and butter plates. Four rich border decorations, priced exceptionally low even for this exceptional sale: Wilton velvets, with five-eighth borders, also 27-inch stair carpet to match, $1.50 Regular $60 sets for $35. Gold coin border decore- tion with solid gilt handles. grade, at $1.15 yard. Wilton velvet 36-inch stair carpet, $2.25 Regular $75 sets for $50. Black key border over coim gold band; solid gilt handles. grade, at $1.85 yard. Best quality body Brussels carpet, $1.65 grade, at $1.40 yard. Standard body’ Brussels carpet, quality, at $1.10 yard. Tapestry Brussels stair carpet, 27 inches, 75c grade, at 50c. 900 Yards Linoleum, 45c yard Regular 70c quality. Printed. In 12-foot sheets, climinating seams. 45c square yard. Fourth Gallery, New Building. $a Regular $70 sete for $50. Pink rose border designs with fancy gold band, solid gilt handles. Bavarian china dinner sete of 118 pieces, fine white boyy, gold line and neat border decoration; $85, regularly 5. Redon French china dinner sets of 98 pieces, dain spre detoratien oad all bexdlec gold etisolear Stn ae regularly $21.50. Second Gallery, New Building. ° Tunics Priced for Quick Disposal irylike affairs of chiffon and net glittering with crystal beads. Prices have been divided by two! Making them $8 to $10.50, They are so completely made that even the woman who is not “clever An Important Sale of Metal Bedsteads involving every brass and silver-plated bedstead now on our floors, is now going on. A reorganization of this section makes it desirable to clear our floors of all these models, and prices are marked accordingly. From %6 to $175 with the needle” can easily slip them overa All sizes and styles. |silk foundation. Seventh Gallery, New Building. | were #9 to $350. Subway Floor, New Building. Scope a aide i eee ee een eR Se 447 new Spring Suits at $27.50 from a maker regarded in trade as the best maker of men’s clothes in America, open the season in the John Wanamaker Men's Store today, $3.73 delier, with fnish. Thial Floor and cul bia ered in six days. 18-inch brass dining room chan- art glass pan- els and bead fringe to Wii match; regu- lation length De'iv- Tre ware is thin American porcelein, with pretty decoration, and includes all ih» necessary dishes and glasses for the table, as foNows 12 Dinner Plates 2 Meat Dishes 12 Tea Plates 2 Salad Bowls 6] 12 Soup Platcs 1 Seuc: Boat 12 Tea cups 1 Creain Jug 12 Tea Saucers 1 Covered “Butter 12 Butter Plates Dish. Dishes 1 Pickle Dish + Bow! 1 Cake Plate ry Saucers 1 Bowl Also, 12 thin glass Water Tumblers, Tumblers, 136 pieces in all, regularly $10; our very special price =——All Cars Transler to BLQOMINGDALES'’, Lex. to 8d Ave., 69th to 6) St. — 12 thin glass Seltzer Tumblers, 12 Whiskey Matl Orders | rooms busy, and prices quoted lapply only for a limited period. -Piece Suit of Slip Covers, made of best quality Belgian stripe damask, bound with shrunk binding, allow ing 20 yards of material, $3. 50 for Every additional yard, 30c extra, ~ Slip Covers for 5-Piece Suit, in best quality linen, double stitched and bound, allowing 12 1s of 50 inch material, complete, @ ie $6.98 Every additional yard required, #0 extra, Third Floor, They were given to us at a concession in price, the benefit of which we pass on to our patrons, It is an innovation with us—the opening of the season with new suits at a season’s-end price, But that was part of the bargain. be good choosing tomorrow, detail—cloth, pattern, cut, tailoring, finish—are uncommonly good, more like custom-made than ready-made, There should The suits in every Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg.