The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1913, Page 6

8 THE EBVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROEH 18, 1918. ARTIST AND WIFE WHO construction than if there were a éyna- “ " SKYSCRAPER RAINS |‘"tt"8 those swownn _| iz cayca" sess or rwe| IRE ALARM ‘NO. 611 OF RED HOT BOLTS. BOMEAUS. 3 eT aoa ea! MUL CAL HEROES TO Eee || | REDHOTBOLIS ON gs (Sime SW AL HME || Saks & Company t - artist was painting as usual, but tracted by the noise, went to a ir window, palette end brush in hand, A wai —_>—- i e Stezfing Missile Tears Through Skylight and Narrowly Misses Artist's Wife. Hfted ‘hie hands and joined in Bring Ten New Autos a Jump!" he cried, i iPpowe you think I'm going to Open Nine New Quarters. wtay here and pose for you!” shouted the man. He was saved by the fire- men and the building was gutted by the flames. But the fire kept away from the Bolleaus, BRICKBATS DUE NEXT. In December following, when Christ- | call out? man on the window sill on the fourth floor and crowds were calling soe bn oot te pene, Me sateen |Box at City Hall Wil pore TROUBLE ENDED, As a Pre-Easter Event Firemen of the city of New York, what 1s the location of fire alarm boz No, 611 and which apparatus dees it man was drawing nigh, Mr. Boileau and| ‘This is not a civil service examina- FE eR ert woh {fn the United Mass,, Merch tm Prof, Ira N. Hollis, for the past twenty yeare of engineeri Har- Broadway at 34th Street | WORST STOMAGH No Indigestion, Gas, Heart-|| We have reproduced five new Paris models in akkete” || Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits ne tomorrow at $25 * q . ; ’ % & Guest Were dint Mrs. Botleau bein jon ques! yu! well ? ( Creator of Pretty Girls to Ask : u ictives, Tbe. samitor | om eueation Commie Tonnecn pee cn tnd reais oot oly tamed The ordinary prices for reproductions of : Count Aid if Contractors Don’t for hem to ot out of the nouns, tnat | PEE Dew Mo, ails and chat ft tw post-| ‘This harmlees preperation will digest this character are $35, $39.50 and $45 is Screen Studio Roof. with no fire escape, Mr. Boileau rang | 1/1" 1 "utat news to you? The guest ran into the basement and had the fire out when the firemen arrived, ‘Fhe wind came piping down this morn- @g through @ hole in the skylight of PRMip Bollesu's studio at No. 11 West occurred @ week ago Saturday. Several there yesterday morn- engine, truck and hose companies were A red hot bolt from a riveting on the job and fought the flames for Machine located on the twelfth floor of several hours, and guests of the hotel @ Building in course of construction at) | s were in danger. Mr, Bolleau awoke at Sho. 18 Went Thirtieth street, aped trom | MIR ‘Ws lofty perch. The hot steel, i MRS and oputtering, Mipfapped throu air, shot down 100 feet and went crash- jag through the skylight of the Botleau| Te picture vesiiniek tao pl geod racket of the engine, the clanging of | &&& tutto. 7 ey ‘ells and blowing of whistles all day It hit the floor of Mr. Bolleau's bed += | long In the new bullding next door make > sev HEN Aiba Pat missing the] phia, There could be no more painting |it tmperative that @ gentleman with an Bretty head of his charming wife. on that canvas that day, owing to the, artistic temperament must have his 9 ‘Mr. Bolleau was in his studio, -| shock the bolt had given both him and| sleep in the night. but they will whoop it up to the “acer arated from the bedroom by the dining | his wife. Fire cannot roach the Bolleaus, nor | Of the fire” just aa thoury 0 Teal o e in that neighborhood. Some- towers. . his usual hour, 4 o'clock, and the fire Puicie was out. For the jangles of machinery, @he rattle of riveters, the hoisting of “| ADMIRER OF ART PROMISES| can 4 bolt from the blue, But Mr. Botl- i) wing ¢rom all directions to, PROTECTION. u, artist, farmer, bon vivant, mu-| ing ‘sisea and then wheel Into line for |more than sufficient to thoroughly cure wife. The artist , chef and 1 008 F P wife that a Re- ficlan, chef and connoisseur Of £004} review by the Mayor. Dispersed, th Then a gentleman representing MIlll-| food, is not going to thke any chances | new machines will depart for the kin Brothers, who have charge of the} on brickbats coursing through his sky-| future homes, ready for duty. steel work, ca light. ; a tmnteen cine rant ns redand iH ey ings. Crushed satin belt. Draped skirt. Black, navy, and black & white check, ures al . ne ne t a ter trial. Grreote crashed throwsh the skylight | Bollea is one ot the beit sown ttue:| YOUNG BANK CLERK'S $7,000 | rhe macninee cont an average of $430 — Model No. 3 is cut in at waist line and fastens tosside with large tab, Vestee of bah Sh GAnELORD Ss: HAAG : -| SPREE ENDS IN SING SING.| ‘ich the norse drawn apparatua. Com: moire and small silk collar, which is edged with Val. lace. Imitation bu Forger Trefry, Who Took Chorus] re horse will soon be In th The gentleman from Milll-} Girl on Lark Abroad, Pleads |~ 8 bowed profoundly to the ‘ " ‘about to fall. He seated her on a know him by reputation Guilty—Gets Four Years. red her that there was no w his pictures, Judge Malone in the Court of Gen- » thea ran to th ator. The ‘The bolt riccorchotted off the roof, | eral Sessions to-day sentenced William wasn't to be found. Going to| Mr. Holloau,” he said. “There should| B. Trefry, a young bank clerk of Van- facing Thirtieth street, the | be @ heavy wire screen over that aky-|couver, B. C., to Sin if Prison for his landierd below. He . There shall be one. So you're| not less than four years or more than im, but he might as well|the man who paints all those pretty | seven years and alx months on a plea ‘a man fifty feet from | Pictures I've admired for all these|of gutity to two indictments charging You bet there'll be @ wire screen | forgery in the second degree. over that skylight." Tretry defrauded the branch office A i pif il tr But there was no screen there this| of the Royal Bank of Canada at No. 75 de a Mall morning, and the artist fe waiting. If| Cedar street of $7,000 by a forwed for him to come he is ‘not protected during the day he| °redit transfer. According to the story told in court by Attorney Henry G. Gray of No. 49 u - yi eee refry, who ts twenty é ‘ r tty soon,” sald he, “they're going @ junior clerk in the! A DELIGHTFUL Salad Dressi Fil to endeavor to get out an in- iH | HL Jan. 6 he presented to the branch tn this city the credit transfer purporting | See ot the home branch, and drew most e¢| SPECIAL EASTER OFFER D artist held the i tened. The land on my roof. No bricks or any| ‘ie money. He Femail ee ti t| Meavy Destproet Belgian Linea Damask eentractor said that other things might | More bolts are coming through my sky- ugh the skylight. He said that | lsht, if thero is any law in this land [eatemmaire gy ld 5 Pieces art » iF thing to do was to board up Hotel Astor. qT cot him there. ai » Bolleau told him never Kipling’s poems, Shut out Shut off his livelihood, OGDENSDURG, N. @ wire screen weren't put over a ice jam in the St. Regis Rive: akylight tnstanter, the artist de i day, rivetting machines| St. Lawrence County, is causing the uid enjoin them from ir and the whistle blows] greatest food ever experienced in this | Guaranteed to. fit and went fi i i houses and water stands three feet deep t until 4, no} on floors. Efforts are 1s made to turbed by the commotion of “DOVER COVER COMPANY 1790 Breedwoy (58th St.) Phone Columbus Smart Easter Offerings Linking Paris and Pekin RASOLS and Vanity Bags which measure the smartness of Paris and the richness of Pekin—the spiced sweets of the Far Eastin the fashionable garbof Fifth Avenue confections —Panama Hats woven in the Oriental Islands and blocked to the shapes of New York milliners—Artificial Flowers shaped and tinted by the hands of dainty musemes to ornament a Riverside dining-room-—these are the cosmopolitan fashions which cast a perfume of unique freshness over Vantine’s Easter offerings, Latest Parisian Parasols of Japanese Silke Crepe Handbags With Large Cotton Crepe, $3.50 i Rin, 50 ‘The new bell shape, with Parisian carved-wood In all the prevail paced crepe enlors for hhendies and bone- bows. Exclusively Spring~made of rich Tunriyoku crepes A atyle Ventine’s. Perfectly adapted t the newest c's- favored abroad at the prenent moment and an % Gere, In Reuses blues, greens, Javender, gray, exclusive Vantine offering. Embroidered Silk Bags Fising Silo Heathens of Jnpanave Regularly $2.16 to $3.50—-now $2 Designed Jally for Vantine, to with the Handsome Oriental embroidered silk; with gilt far ve parasols same patterns and colors. Noth- Sepmiage and long cord handles, Pink, blue and Men's Easter Scarfs Rivtore Style Parasol Made of Japanese Crinkled Crepe, $1 A made-to-order Vantine epecialty—! to The Tanriyoku crepe lends itself gracefully to match included. The peculiar richness b J the the present style siip-easy four-ia-hand and bow Chinese cilk embroidery was never sbown ip a tie. Every popular color, emarter way. Vantine’s Panama Hats Japanese Artificial Flowers Unblocked, $5—Blocked, $6. $1.50 to $3 a Spray Finely woven and ivory white—made to our blessome, plum blossoms, wistaria, order in the Orient—latest shspe for women, tales, tea plant and Japanese quince—true to life, Usual 810 and 8:5 values. Vantine's Faster Baskets, containing nine varieties of spiced and glazed Oriental dei!:.. + 32 Vantine's Easter Ligge— porcelain, lacquer and papier mache, boa boa filled, from 25 veii:s Mall orders for any of the above articles promptly aad carefully filled AANANTINE-8-CO» oN Broadway and Eighteenth Street, New York The occasion is to mark the opening and Gedication of nine se at a GE toting in Manhattan and the besto: vy Ps Griping. Bayor of honor medats upon eembere ne gen oy wii of the Fire Department who have &°- | be no sour food left over in the stomach|§ , . A reg typ a re ee oe fiesing of teem and the] auitted themselves with unumual cour |to poison your breath with mauseous siderations which governed our selection. And it is this fact which makes the pries MMe. Fogle ot Guevdsaile creme AN” Pape Diapapaia te b sistith’ cure bow of the very first importance. It means that we have reproduced at the popular price also will witness the first answer by | ou! -order the new Automobile apparatus to a fire hold of your food and digests it just the/ i. for reproduction at that fi i call, Of course It will be a ‘1alse alarm,” missioner Johnaon #ald to-day that the in revers. Black, navy and shepherd checks, ingby icked tt to lay bricks along the eight floors | ban . He resigned i ite A Hately. it wus tr | above my akylight. I don't know what |December and eame to thie cite, ‘er aie pecans Tag is koe | .| section, Many pefsons fled trom their | lamited te to Sena ia ies, ed in the plasa in front of the City /anything you eat and overcome « sour, samy, or ubetoeder stomach five @ There can be but little variance of opinion as to what constitutes the happiest ang . The box, mounted on @ flaring red tes afterwards, most ideal way of ck ing a tail j ent. Webelleveyou will charecuy steal ont, was installed today Te) il your meals don tt comforysbly, cr] that the most satisfactory way of all is to make such choice from a selection whi ns Mayor in tne reams of an atserabiage |Your pouty Fire heartburn,/ i limited to the Igtest, and not only the latest but the smartest, of Paris treet. If that hole | te * at Right opposite the artist's studio is a rol etieth root, TE Wat hale it et M the Burlington Hotel, in which the fro a ie ee cee enter Leven tebe case of Pape's Diapopain and take adote |! ing of tailored suits tomorrow. sorts, much as hose wagons and water eresnuarn as you can. tromiyout pharmacist a fitty-cent|/{| styles. And it is just this sort of a choice that we cater to in this exceptional offes- puted food ruinteithond eS ctomseh | 4 We have ranged through the latest Paris suit models and chosen five for this spechit in or beartbura, fullness or heavy feel-| 1 representation tomorrow. These are, in our judgment, five of the most di fig fe the stomach, aausce, debili the many available Easter suit styles. As for the special Price of twenty-dive dollasa, it is right that we should discuss this last, because it did not enter into those com> ods stomachs, because it tokes| | Of twenty-five dollars five models which most shops would regard as too expensive me as if your stomach wasn't there. lief in five minutes from all stomach jisery is waiting for you et any drug ore. Model No. 1 isa Bulgarian blouse effect, made of fine wool lin, and fasteni: at side with a number of small buttons. Fine embroidered | agente collar P| piped buttonholes. In black, navy, Copenhagen, leather and striped effects. most any case of dyspepsia, indigestion Model No. 2 is a Russian blouse effect, made of men’s wear E any other stomach disorder. jacket are faced with satin, White revers and silk roll collar tn Belgien See ‘These large fifty-cent cases contain Model No. 4 has cutaway jacket, with handso: passementerie ornaments- waist line, both front and back. Long revers, Bulgas ‘ian ilk veaton; and Maceane lace collar and cuffs. Draped skirt. aed talated sarges; in black and navy. Model No. 5 is a four-button cutaway, semi-tailored. Made of Bedford cord, with white cord vestee, long revers and notch collar. Lo: ens in cuffs, which are finished with buttons and imitation buttonholes. High bodice skirt, Alterations in suit bought tomorrow will be made in permit of your having the garment for Easter wear. a asad |Come to our {jsalesroom and hear the MEISTER piano made to sell for as little as $175. Women’s Street and Afternoon Dresses regularly $29.50, $35 and $39.50, !$22.50 Just 145 of these dresses in the collection. Made of crepe de chine, charmeuse and crepe meteor, and most effectively trimmed. Smart skirts. modish colors ings in the assortment. Extraordit values. as — “Klosfit”’ Easter Gifts Petticoats $> for Baby ist er fs tf re Figgre—ia A ag happiness depends on very. { Kermaat ale ara ft ha thin: walLicaseen Gena! oll takes ittle—so does man's, but he piss Eis gh - free.” ph ae onl two tortole are toe does not know it. in accord with the modes in suits and gowns. " r 31 a Week or $8 a Month They are extremely smooth and tight-fitting Sieing Reseed sony appropriate Bester | ‘end Charge You No Interest on the Paymente over the hips, and not an inch of superfluous ae h jad rt embrace all the nec- Oe meal ess awe tom ||] material. mare the severity of their lines, Gna‘, moms Of the, Baby's, wardrobe se-nore PLAYER MANOS from gs Made with the elastic gussets which are the i: Lal ly distinguishing feature of the “Klosfit” garment, CO™b and brush sets, water bags, carriage } TERMS: 62.00 Per Weok.. No Interest | | snd which render it easily adjustable to any sere oH armlets, rattles that will do more WR PAY THE FREIGHT ANYWHERE type of figure. One model has accordeon ‘© “ry the starting tear than all the SEND POR OUR FREE PIANO BOOK |} | ted ounce, ™ iter has side pleated cvophy ier prove thee Peagrered ‘T flounce with tucks. made of come by Rothschild & Company quality phates and have all silk underlay. Baar of thi hong Boo po ny EE 3RW YORE BRANCH Silk Petticoats $2.95 to $2: and fond friends may wish to scant on | | Slarengen Biég,, 8. & ter. ‘ne a bod An, oh Mbecal aria i foodels, ps eregeh and _ Bunting this Eastertide. Second Om Peas “Seer Coos Care colors in petticoats at these prices. ru The very latest of petticoat styles. 50c to $2.95 Women’s Washable Doeskin Gloves, 85c value $1.25 tomorrow special at @ The washable doeskin glove is as popular as ever, and should be even more | pular than that at this price tomorrow. These doeskin gloves are in white only, fits one clasp, and three corded backs, and are prix seam sewn. A very service» able glove that will wash indefinitely and satisfactorily. A remarkable value. Never discriminates between man, woman or child, old or young, rich or poor. Ever ready to attack, it is a deadly menace to health, and even life itself, Three special values in Trimmed Hats tke itnelé, in anticipation of Easter ‘of microbes which enter the Notwithstanding the unusual demands made upon us during the past few days i system through the mouth can be i raat on pe before quite so typically Baster-like in the profusion ot ite displ ‘tendered practically harmless by|{ is literally teeming with the most up-to-date ideas in smart millinery for Easter wear, thanks the constant use of “ODOL” as a!¥ to our facilities for constantly replenishing our stocks. And you may be quite certain of findi; mouth wash. Pleasant to the] here just the hat you want for Easter wear, right up to the last business hour fore Easter offically See, ca tae Neate We Gomme 6n8 | Meanwhile, these are three specials There iy nothing “Just as Good” as prepared exclusively for tomorrow AL als Brus toe Daath there il embracing all the new shapes, both small ond medium, all the new colorings and color combines GEO. BORGFELDT & CO, '} tions, and as wide a variety of trimmings and designs as the season so far affords. Third flooe ; eared nc SAN FRANCS! = Trimmed Hats...... value $8.50....... tomorrow at $5.95 _ Trimmed Hats...... value $10.00....... tomorrow at $6.95 Cold in Head | . Trimmed Hats...... value $16.50....... tomorrow at $10.00 ED ER ES ey tod yyy] es 9 i! 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