The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1913, Page 8

$1 AND $3 WL BE CHARGED TO ENTER LOCAL RACE TRAGKS ankajiliieniia Field Stands Won't Be Opened, | but Fences Will Divide Grand Stands, Thoroughbred racing enthusiasts who | Are anxiously awaiting for May 9, when | racing will be revived at Belmont Park, will no doubt be glad to learn that the admission prices to the tracks thig year will be $1 and 8 for men, ang $1.50 for women. ‘The field stands will not be opened, Dut the grand stands and lawns will be @ivided by wire fences. By this arrangement a cheap rener- vation is provided from which the “Melders” of other days may see the) horwes race. To this section of the grand stand furthest from the winning Post the admission price will be $1, the entrance fee charged in other years to she field stand. The admission price to that part of the grand stand Meeated near the judges’ enclosure will ovet $3; the price of admission to this enclosure for women will be $1.50. By Gividing the grand stand into two @ections the racing magnates provide e @ for those who cannot afford ton to the track. called keeping the crowd under one root A be possible to police the grounds tions of the anti-book- “gambling laws. With the. fA ecattered over a wide area ef ground, this would be a hard task. h as the directors of tho racing ‘tions desired to provide room for the dollar racegoers, they did not Derso: cost A holi@ays and Saturdays the fee will ml During the meeting of the racing magnates yesterday the statement was circumstances oe ae ae be of the twenty-four of the subseribed to owners fund of that they will offer: (i fi i z p ; i } mitt i q if i fe’ tetsnsatense, Friday, Jey 4, Reattsation. G@aturday, July 6, Keene Memorial. Speetecutar Er Bound BOUND BROOK, N. J. April 33.— ‘The paint plant of the Atlas M. & M. Company at Lincoln was destroyed hy fre lete last night. The fire, fed by offa, made a brilliant blase that lighted the country for ten The These samples represent the shest type of Reaincoats in latest an model, tailor made, re th latest me jerlale hese are ane, stylial afteces. 7! rie $2.80] (3 sees Value for 4 00 Value for $6.50 Geutlemen’s High Grade ne Gangare shoulders, | Materia money and ie ree is ae ime Value for $3.75 00 Value for $6.75 per ais mole ( for gare "GOODYE EAR Woterprest Ca, DIVED OFF LINER TO DEATH IN HUDSON. Searchlights of Two Steamsiips Fail to Locate Bychower in the Water. Jultuse Bychower, an electrician of No. 18% East Fourteenth street, Brooklyn, committed suicide a few minutes after midnight by leaping from the steamer Adirondack, bound from Albany to New York, when the boat was about oppo- site Hyde Park on the Hudson. When he jumped the cry of “man overboard” e@ounded from the wateh forward and the Adirondack waa stopped. While the searchiight was akimming the dark waters the steamship Rensselaer, bound from Troy to New York, came along: | @ide and Capt. Charles Bruda mega- THE “EVENING WORLD, WE LEGS CUT OFF BY TRAIN, DIES Laborer Trying to Get Aboard Se ae Not to Mice Work Falls U Berre Savara, twenty-thres years @ laborer on the aqueduct and living at No, 61 Kast One Hundred and Fit- ty-first street, tried to jump on a New York Central train, carrying dosens of his fellow workmen, as It started from the Mott Haven station, Oge Hundred and Thirty-olghth street and Mott ave- nue, this morning, His foot slipped and he fell, with both legs on the rail in front of the wheels of the last car. The train was stopped quickly, but when Savara was picked up both his ne legs had been severed just below the | ¢ € knee. Dr. Muth of Fordham Hospitah who was passing in an ambulance, was who desire to take voluntary treatment. hailed, ‘The doctor put tourniquets on | Costs only $1.00 « bos. le by TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE We ace in earnest when we ask you to give ORRINE trial, You have noth- ing to risk and everything to gain, for your money will be returned if after a trial you fail to get resulte from RINE. ‘This offer gives the wives and mothers of those who drink to excess an opportunity to try the ORRINE treat- ment. It is a very simple treatment, can be given in the home without publicity or loss of time from business, ber’ it ‘ small price. Phoned to Capt. Wilson of the Adiron- @ack that he had heard a cry for help from the river. Both boats continued for a few min- utes trying to locate the man with thelr searchlights, but failed. His widow knows of no reason for the sulaide. —————— HUNT FOR DOCTOR VAIN. Nome Wanted to Get Out at 2 A. M. and Roy Died. Samuel Abramowits, nine years oid, ied early to-day at his home, No. 1622 Madison avenue, after his father, David, had tried for more than two hours; he told the police, to get a doctor. The boy who had been In poor health was stricken about 2 Me His father Claims to have gone man. blocks in search of a physician, but could not find one who was willing to go to his home. Finally he appealed to Policeman Snyder of the East One Hundred and Fourth street station, who Dr, Coban from Harlem Hospt- tal. When he reached the house the boy was dead. —>__——_ Vi’, A. Keener, Jurist, Dead. William Albert Keener, jurist, !s dead at his home, Central Park West and Eighty-first street, having been 1! seven weeks of heart disease and a compli- cation of ailments. He was a native of Augusta, Ga., and a graduate of Harvard Law School, being admitted to the New York bar in He served an Story professor of law at Hayard and Kent professor of law at Columbia, Later he was dean of the Columbia Law ng | Bohol. Gov. Odell appointed him to All an unexpired term on the Supreme Dench, and he was widely known as a legal text book writer. He was head of the law firm of Keener, Lewis and Layng. He leaves a widow and one son, Ashley N. Keener. y, yee ae Ey uy one neatt eae uty, dura- 4 economy four features clearly MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. CREDIT TERMS: 7"*100 5S = "3 to's "150 7 Open Monday and — Evenings Ferslabed Come naa 2174.-3° AVE. BET B"RII9"STS the injured man's bk hed hii "ulm Hoopltel whece ‘heated in |and talk over the matter with them. them for booklet. to jonp lesa than an hour. STERN BROTHERS have arranged for To-morrow, Thursday, A Clearance Sale of WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS All new and distinctive styles, including Serges, Plain and Fancy Eponge, Wool Poplin Diagonals, Checks, Moire and Faille Silks, Brocaded Silk Poplin and Silk Bedford Cord, also a limited Orrine for Drink Habit Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores. Come in, 7 pwaenay, APRIL 28, 1019. Ai ia BRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR FREE MENAGERIE SEVENTH FLOOR A Remarkable 'Sale for Women and Misses ! 2,000 Summer Dresses 25 Charming : Models to - Select from 195 None of Leg Dress- es will be sent C. plicity, smartness and individuality of style. Critical dressers appreciate the abies of styles All Sizes from 14 to 18 Years for Misses and Up to 46 Bust for Women Made of chambrays, ginghams, linens, cordeline, French number of oo. ” Fabric Garments 17.50, 29. 50, 37.50 Original Prices ranging from $35.00 to 95.00 Also for To-morrow, a Special Offering of Women’s Neckwear comprising later styles in Crepe de Chine and French Crepe Collars, with full plaited frills, Actual Value “ 35, Ecru Batiste Embroidered Collars," “ Ratineand Batiste Collar and Cuff Sets, in high colors, Actual Values $1.25 and 1.75, Ecru Batiste Collar and Cuff Sets, daintily embroidered, Value $3.75, alow 95c, 1.45. « $2.85 page tips «ay po 1 Oe ee cod cae Vale 3175 8250,91.35, 1.95 Artistic Reproductions of Italian Garden and Hall Furniture in Marble, Pompeian Stone and Terra Cotta are being shown in the Bric-a-Rrac Dept., Third Floor. Included in this collection are Benches, Chairs, Tables, Window Boxes, Pedestals, Jardinieres, Vases, Sun Dials, Fountains, Lions, Groupe, Figures, Busts and Electric Lampe. At Very Attractive Prices Also for Thureday, Exceptional Values in at $4.50, 12.75, 16.25 Values from $6.75 to 24.00 And in addition, a large and advantageous purchase of Brilliant Cut Glass Which has been marked for this sale At Decided Concessions from Regular Prices Handled i Footed Fern Dish Bon Bee and and Lining, at $1.95, 2.85 Spoon Traye, 68c, 85c, 1.25 | SugarandCreamSets, 1.95, 2.50 Shallow Preserve Dishes, at 2.35] nq, Bowls Ice Cream Trays, * 2.50 Plates, at 1.85, 2,88 Oval Orange Bowls and Salad Bowls, Nappies, 9 inch, handled, at 3.25] 8and lO inches, at 2.35, 2.95 Baskets, “ 2.28] Water Pitchers, Punch Bowls, 9 in. footed, 4.25! large size, West 23d and 22d Streets at 2.95, 3.50 | Home Made Made Dentifrice, Tooth powder purchase purchases make quite n item in family expenses, Prices for food stuffs are soaring and it keeps the average person on the look- out for economy in all ways. Here is @ splendid formule, taken from a dental journal and any one can mix it at home. It makes enough to last fa family nearly ® year and. possesses many, other, advantages over high ‘eet than a dollar, one can make | three-fourths of » pound, This much fom doll are, i Y it whitens the teeth, prevents or cay and perfumes the breath, separately, five ounces of precipitated chalk, one ounce powdered soap, three ounces enna CAG and two = | ounces antieertio Vi viene pow Put all in a pa eae ‘and mix wy Mag bore dh as ¥. , WILLIAMS CARPET i tsiledld llth escent RAAB ne a Si wa a Wa nt or jer, Ay h tooth brush, | meuloel " $58 Wont Ath 8, is nal in nthe a tae this riced labeled tooth preparations, For | of labeled goods would cost three or} percale and fine quality linenes. All solid colors as well as neat and striped patterns. Some trimmed with Bulgarian embroideries and finished with pipings and glass buttons, large sailor collars. Others have embroid- ered collars and cuffs and black velvet ribbon belts. The samples and surplus stocks from several well- known manufacturers: Positive*1.00 & #1.25 Values Hung when wanted. Frames and fittings are the hee galvanized iron, £ choice variety of sootaly-- a Soyl God uly sede eee mari od Thureday is house dress da; at 6th Avenue's Busy Comes. adjust easily not rast Coverings are John ie von MOA withfine § | Standard heavy kereates in fast color stripes. Any length awning desired made at t this sale Pet and door awnings substan- tially made at equally low rates. ating i to match. Sizes 32 sizes in the assortment but not in every style. Second Floor, We Will Furni-h Your Home Complete or in Part ON CONVENIENT TERMS Purchases of $40.00 and over entitle you to join our Furniture Club. Write or consult our Department of Accounts for further details. No ‘Chub Fee re- The Event That '% Breaking All Selling Records Good quality, dependable Furniture was never before offered at such great savings. ==> Crowds have already attended and taken advantage of the splendid bargains. Time for you to get yours. Sale ends Saturday, April 26th. (A Ayala, & k] "8 Pieces of Fine Mission furaiture” sera if Desired, at the Prices Marked Under shuld be pom ite hee ones & gry gals at Our hel paid emccetong | Price Tae 1 iyi ya AMIN ALi Aci UPaind i) AN $25.00 Turkish Rockers 545° WE} A big luxurious rocker that radiates common in every curve. See the high back, with rounced back that is restfully inviting. Very dura. ble upholstery and covering of genuine tan Spanish leather. $19. 50 Bullets 19: 15 American quartered oak J ‘inish, The ize is adapted a7) co city apart. aents (42 Pieces Sold Separately First timein bed selling history that this style bed has ever offerec at such a low price. Has SYadneb ile rods and ute. ne cay lak ick Pees a 9 6 40 pe reagit prices would total $50.00. Every piece e the Articles Hlustrated cially and exclusively eS our Furniture Week). _$20.00 Ding Tables (oe ee $49.2 Sanitary Bedstead inches in diameter and sup- pore by heey matter lly shown in pictures, and particular notice A Wenner $ 6” A beautiful dining table with Leather Seat and Back Dining Chairs ote eon ‘th ds sil 9. 75 $2. 75 Mission Telephone #\-~... Seta i bute > Stand and Stool t $445 3-Pe. Parlor Suites Richly designed suites of high class workmanship, with nice Our price is nearly one-half the regu: lar price, Golden oak with leather seat and backs. Solid oak, sturdily built, Early English finish. No mail orders....... et i ® tight box | plush coverings This su'te is made by a foremost |, PY manufacturer a vf) 5" ‘ i appreciate great value,