The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1913, Page 11

WINE FLOODS STREET FROM pe | CASED BY BOdzE Chianti; the Dog, 2 Dog, Sah Ss | _| thing With Enrico; thé’ Cit, and Scares a Téarr Dan Warren's dog made 'a tot of: troute on Sixth avenue this afternoon. t Dan's dog te the orlginal Bodidhouns | \ Py Which Is to be shown at The Evening World's Vegetarian Bench Show. Ever | since his master has worked asa driver | for Frank Landi, a wine merchant, of | No. 132 West Houston street, the dor named Chianti, has been Haing on the | seat bestdd Warrén: As the wagon was approaching Jak Liguori’s place, between ‘Wav. and Eighth street, to caught sight 6f Jake's giant Gat, ener } Enrico, named after Caruso, whose! visits to the ‘shop aro great events to dwellers on Washing. | ton Square, whose back windows open r toward Liguort’s, so t Caruso sing home p01 Dis Junoesque Irish wife. Chianti did not Ike the looks of Signor Enrico: Diepleasure turned to wrath when the cat answered his barked chal. lenge with a squall and pranced to the sidewalk with blazing eyes and ar back. The dog went over the wheel and) landed on the eat. A few sécynds later | he disappeared = in direction on Greenwich aven Ung. The cat stopped at the car tracks. | But there was plenty more to interest Pas the populace. In trying to séop the; \ dog's fooltrdy.act,"Dan Warren had | 5 dropped the reine. The fia h of the dog \ } under the -horses' noses mage them) i run away ‘and Warren had no way of | stopping them, They gailoped.as Eleventh street in front of a lithograph shop and hit an elevated railroad pillar at least, the wagon did, | In a minute the street was full of| 7 casks and johns, and a minute later Lithographer Bien's workmen were ‘ill- Ing thelr dinner patis from broached | casks and, proken-yecked . Police from Jefferson Market Court wi | required to restore order. If Chiang *9gppatything to say to Dan! Warren he'd better put it in writing | and mail it, Home will hot be a place! of pleasant welcome for some days, Sent, TELLS REAL NAME OF GIRL WHO RAN AUTO INTO MAN. Owner sited "for $20,000 Because | Car Bounded to Sidewalk After Victim. John E. Linde, millionaire President | of the J. E. Lande Paper i onto the were fictitious. enth street. as Miss Elsa Gross a: “Miss Gross was ne: It was stated at the Executive omices | to-day that the appointments of Judge win R. EB. King of 0 vacancy in the Board praisers of. Merchandise at New York, | has been decided upon. This is one of| the best plums the President has avall- able, and is extended as recognition of | ‘Ndge King's work for the party on the Padific Coast. The appointment of Dudley Field Malone of New York to the Third As-| sistant Secretary of State is also to be sent to the Benate scon. ‘Another appointment considered cer-| tain will be that of F. M, Cockrell of Missour! to be the civilian member of the Board of Ordnance and Fortitic tiom at $5,000 @ year, —$———— MRS. LYDIG IMPROVING. Expects to Leave Rochester Next Saturday, ROCHES’ Minn., «4 Philip Lydig, New York society woman vho has been {il in St. Mary's Hosp!tal vere for several w wrdey, automobie over the curb ‘oudway nd For- | tleth street at about midnixht of June | 18 last and ram over fottn H., McCoo! | bok Both name ai To-day he admitted she was Miss Elsa Gross, who lives wit her mother 427 West Oné Hundred and Forty- At the examination to-day Mr. Linde reluctantly identified the y my servant. She is a friend of mine. ‘When the car drove up over the she had been driving the car with my permission for three-quarters of an hour, The purpose of our drive together | was solely for pleasure. now that when we went up on the side- | walk the car hit some human being.” PURE taeda JOB FOR DUDLEY F. MALONE. | and “secon apidly and expects to be Your. Liver . is Clogged up* ‘That's Why ‘You're 1med-nn “od Seris—ilave No Appetite, Thousands of Yards of Best 112'%4c to 17¢ Towelin H Domestic Towellt, “10¢ se Mercerized ‘Tablo Damask— odd lot in remnants of 2 to 3 yards; iched ches wide Center Plecee—with _Openwork and embroidered “centers; 10 patterns; each”. Te A! 8c Bleached and Unbleached inches wide; in manu- taarer' 's short lengths of from S to 20 yards a yard.. 25¢ and 29¢ Embroidered Pillow Casea—just 2,000 in this lot; itancketiet tt 1de IN BUILDIN: Wavy Hair Switches Regularly and Fairl Priced at $6 to $7 Eac —Sale, Tomorrow, at $2.95 A Lies, lovely quality, 28 inches long; three separate stems —really three switches in one. Choice of staple shades of light, “| medium and dark brown; well made. This sale in our Hair Dressing and Manicuring Parlors on MG second fi NOTE:—Expert hair and manicures always in atten- dance. Popular prices prevatl. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) 15c to 25c Collars For Men and Boys COLLARS , FORD ()* More Than 4,000 Dozens in the Assortments on Sale Tomorrow final clean-up to the greatest sale of collars ever held in suieinal purchase represented the entire surplus stock t and best-known manufacturers. ARE IN THE POPULAR FOLD All sizes from 12 to 18. MAIN BUILDING. Children’s Dresses; Men's Women's Skirts, GREENHUT BUILDING—Spring Sale of Articles for use House and Garden. res! New tiacaroni SUPERIOR QUALITY MACARONI— i Os vib, te D ia Mt alwa_ brand Teg. 45¢ quart dottl Smoked Meats pate CURED HAMS— 17%e SHOULDERS i 1BBvc DANAHY? CON-—Ib. ox TONGUES — freshly emoked; Ieee ee esses THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1013. ‘MAIN BUILDING: Biggest Sale of = mean of Women’sSpring Suits Duplicates of These Suits in Style and wea Are Featured in Other Good 12.758 this sale takes precedence tofore dnnounced in our a el $10 Saved! For Five-Score of Our Patrons! Only 100 of The Big Store’s Patrons Will Be Able to Share in This Bargain $29.50 Seamless Wilton} Velvet Rugs, Tomorrow, a o"ineis Perohiee and Von ‘imely Purc' Brings About This £10c $19.50 were made by goes oa , you you are getting the best ina foor-covering, even at the original sare 1 samples” which, however, have slig fie ir imperfections, not affecting their weating qualities. There's @ choice selection of Oriental and medallion designs and the colorings sre simply beautiful. They are seamless and size 9x12 ft.—usual room size. (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDING: It You, Madam, Want Any of These $7.50 Lace Bed Sets, $4.90 Tomorrow, at You'd Better Come Early uantity in this sale is limited to 100 sets, and at the sill a will ‘melt away” during the first few hours iESE BED SETS are mounted on heavy bob- os wane and corner Renaissance motifs. ‘ F Shades and Slip Covers em to order and we will deliver them promptly when at Prices Rang- ing upto$22.50; Our Price, To- set pee eae 1.29 Hemmed Full- ir 4 Spreads, med Colored Bed Spreai choice, tomorrow, Asa Ai bet ible occasion, tractive, jor the bargat ‘as timely as it could possibly be. 500 Handsome Spring Suits in This Collection, at $12.75, Tomorrow 95 Bed “odd” comforters of medium and vines” with plain tt ave phn each, ee DL dll roeltemelleeee rel teually characterise high-priced garmen eo le ey and satin Unleas are ay wed. Materials Leet — Novelty irects, Mn to $22.50; ¢ Sizes Also for Small Women (MAIN Building, Firat Floor.) Look Here! Reed Baby Carriages At Amazingly Low Prices ina Clear nce Sale at The Big Storc, Tomorrow are substantially constructed in every lent) and very wy prensa: ARE OF THE WELL- PULLMAN" STYLE. Made with adjustable hood, re- ‘well, cord: roy pple dean steel gear anes) extra heavy tires. ind while doing 90, don’t lose sight of the e the best for RE-UPHOLST! RING. are thoroughly competent—their workmanship is the d_behind them with our usual (GREENH'IT Building, Firat Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDIN' veal 50 ParlorSuites 8 § 1 75 50 Asi fact that the summer months Extra Special For Tomorrow (Friday) Only MAIN BUILDING ity Mammoth Asvaraeve” 25¢ (Limited Number) unusually beautiful n Sale, Tomorrow, @ Lai Bage—in S4c Fountain Quali color combinations, ih mie hem, faced dozen cans, $2.95; can Gloves—for wome be 29c ms and and $1.60 Do Ber "eves Brcearen lace. or em- House Dresses—for in weed and figured ™ 50 percate; Dutch neck or ‘with viay-down collar; light oe dark (al 34 te 44 bust-measure; GREENE 26 Rich Cut Glass me an (MAIN Building, Peurth Ploer.) MAIN BUILDIN An Unrivalled Exhibit and Special Sale of Spring’s Favorite Fashions in Millinery of All Kinds In Trimmed Millinery We Offer Wing-Trimmed eran New Trimmed Hate—just 200 at this popular figs that you will save by taking advan- tage of this splendid bargain, tomorrow. Note the beauty of t Frames of birch, finished in rich mahogany ; settee, arm- ind rocker, with loose-cushion seats, covered with }« eat pancls in back; ornam: $22.50 Cedar-Lined Box Couches — 74 inches long, 29 i 21 inches high; co opening torieas deep ented with carving. New Trimmed Hats—the lat- iy Two-Inch Conianene » Post est products of our deft-fin- ered modistes; a bewilder- ng variety in both flowered other desirable braids. trim- med with wings, ribbons, etc. All new col- y ine value $10: at ors; value $12; at Ostrich-Trimmed Hats—exquisite specimens in millinery; ex- coedingly dressy. The most favored rial: employedin their make-up. Value $20; Untrimmed & Ready-to-Wear Millinery from one of Troy's bi TATION HEMP HATS—ellk NEARLY ALL OF THESE COLLA! STYLES. Plenty of large, oi oe (mal Other Sales ly occupy. Tomorrow, at elt Mattresses—cov- Details in Today’ 8 a, Fae atrihen 55, 50 Eve. Journal jorma” Shoes for Misses and Children ; Boys’ Clothing; Women’s Gloves; We Trim Hats Free i me 75) shsnet and speter -MAIN BUILDING: Sale of Groceries of Guaranteed Goodness Mail and Telephone Orders Filled Promptly. Call Chelsea 4000. Our Own Baking \| Mercure Three-Star Large Mealy Poiaioes GEL COOPER sal fad 19% Streets — usrantee. (See illustration). with seven one- ee or satin ise Greenhat Guaranteed Roll-Edge ‘or fancy-striped 4 texte jull size; at...... 46 $13.60 Extra Special White heres Felt Matireasee—roll edge; cov- ered with fancy tick. " #725 uors|| For Spring Planting One of the biggest features in our Conservator ie an aging of pec Plum| White and Parple 49c traTrneet 39, Peach “ond Quince) Vise. “39c| "saeHeee— 39¢ Bi form... Grepavinns. Or Purrants oxira Perriee nea, 25e) {het es Oc mutt, SSaneray vil” tower free! Hanpberries & Black- oats miss this sale torr aoe. $1.75 siyearaldis . 89e] ie. $3.0 $4 aneee ne 29c! - iH Mock Orange and| _ do4e “8 39 Serquboery wt Plante a each Seeds—| Japanese ., BOe| House ivy » Sixth Fleor.|