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

BISY REE INK TES UP ALL TRA TUE I FEW HORS Motor Truck Makes Scraps of Railing and Cart Stalls Rush Hour Schedule, An Carly-rising Jinx with « particular Grudge against that portion of Brooklyn addicted to Brooklyn Bridge surface cars @8°a morning habit was awfully ‘busy on the bridge to-day, He got busy ‘before the well-known sun had begun to * piok out the various skyscrapers from the congealed mass which marks lower Manhattan, and the effects of his an- tloes were felt until nearly 10 o'clock. Many « Brooklynite proud of his rec- ord of never being tardy at hie of-| fice broke his record to-day. Tt was just 4% A. M. when the Jinx’ started his day's work. A big motor belonging to the Wells Fargo Bxpréss Company and headed towards fen emuck on the incline near the hattan-terminus. Chauffeur Joseph Herr lost contrel of the truck and it dashed across the roadway and warface car tracks and plunged into | the iron railing between surface and | Glevated lines. About thirty feet of| the galling wae reduced to scrap iron’ ‘vy the impact. Tho chauffeur was pitohed owt but unburt. The Bridge Department was notified, ‘out the hour was not one when they, were looking for such an emergency, ‘The cleanup was slow and the tleup delayed traMc for a full hour. But closing down for an hour had effects upon the rush immediately following. It was 8 o'clock before cars were mov- ing smoothly. ‘Was the jinx satisfied? He w 5 About twenty minutes later a cart Jaden with half a dozen barrels of oll became fatigued when near the centre of the bridge on the south side, It tried to He down and got as far as one wheel off. This effort swpped both | surface car and vehicle traffic toward | Brooklyn, and as it was at the height of the rush hour, both sides of the oridge were quickly jammed with cars, This tleup lasted less than haif an hour, but schedules had been torn to Pleces’ by its effect and it was 9.15 cars and wagons were able to pr under any headway, It was nearly forty-five minutes later when the congestion had been xetevea.- —— TWO TO TEN YEARS FOR WHITE SLAVER. ‘Travelling Salesman Sold Louisville Girl to Elevator Man for $15. A sentence of not less than two yearn or more than ten years In prison was impoepd on Samisel Harri Justice Seabury in the criminal part of the Supreme Court to-day. He was con- vieted of the abduction of Ethel Angel, & Seventeen-year-old girl of Loutsville, Ky. and of keep'ng her in restraint at the Hotel Bradford at No. 65 East Dlev- enth street. The girl had quarreled with her etep- mother in Loulsville and had lost her Position as a stenographer. She met Samuel Gutman, a travelling salesman. He took her to a restaurant and agreed to marry her if she would come to New York with him. Once he got her to this city, it was testified in Harr!s's trial, Gutman eold her to Harris for $15. Har- Tis took her to his rooms, she swore, and at the muzsle of a revolver forced her to lead\a wretched life. Clark L. Jordan of counsel for Harris asked for a light sentence, saying that “this was enly a first offense meriting ‘corrective punishment in Elmina,” and promising that should Gutman ever be arrested" apt) would testify against im. “‘Btate piieons were bulit for jum such creatuges as this man,” was the reply of Justicg Seabury. WAKES. 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Croxone is the most wonderful medi- cine ever made for curing chronic rheu- matism, kidney troubles and bladder disorders, You will find it different from all other remedies, There is noth- ing else on carth like it. It matters not how old you are, or how long you have suffered, it is practically impossible to take it into the human system without results, You will find relief from th + first few doses, and you will be surprises mil ed quickly all your misery and suffering package of Croxone costs e A i ‘at any first class drug store, druggists are authorised to sell it on a gpentive money-back guarantee. Three doses a day vy 8 few a | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1918. Everybody's Going to The Big Store’s it Fi BUILDIN: 10th g-a’ Green Stamp Anniversary 2fs.csr This Event Is Signalized in All Departments of Our 2 Magnificently Stocked Buildings With Amazing Special Sales Seasonable—most wanted spring'and summer goods of all kinds are offered at prices not to be duplicated elsewhere. NO MATTER WHAT YOU NEED—COME TO THE BIG STORE AT ONCE AND SAVE MONEY. In addition to the wonderful economies offered, we give Zw Green Trading Stamps with purchases made here. And while these stamps cost you nothing, they help you to bring into your home most beautiful and valuable premiums. (Many people oop gr entire bpeny bd Pag premiums). oN Double Stamps iter 0th a ver of our morn w- Voags rage and frequent Single Stampe ps, you can make a saving which is the equivalent \ Every Morning | of 5 per cent on all goods purchased. “4 bis Afternoons GREENHUT BUILDIN' Vindow Shades At 19@ Each A carload shipment offered in this timely and most extraordinary sale,-tomorrow. These shades are of the best Self-Acting Spring Roller Kind Complete with slat, fixtures, nails and crochet ring pull. Col- ors include ecru, olive, Nile, and dark green; also white. PLEASE COME EARLY. (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) GREENAUT BUILDING. Sale Tomorrow—A 26-Piece Porcelain ey Breakfast Set For $1. 95 We (ueerete Ss eee ee eons be cut " The porcelain Extra Special “= ' MAIN poston 10¢ White India Linen—27 inches | 20¢ Irish Lemon imported wide; made of fine comb y: yy from Jacobs & Co., blint 4 sheer q lity; yard ..... ‘ 5e packet...... ‘ 13¢ (Maia Floor, MAIN Building.) (Third Floor, MAIN Building.) 19¢ and 29¢ Artificial Flowers—hun- | $1 Striped Dress Poplin—37 inches dreds of blossoms and sprays; 9, wide; new color orn bunch ‘ '€} tions;yard........ isso (First Floor, MAIN Building.) (Firat Floor, $1.75 “M. ”” Music Rolle—65- i 50c to choice of 6,000 rolls; at. {Pourth Floor, MAIN Bulid GREENHUT BUILDING $1.50 Axminster Rugs—size 22x40 inches; shades of blues, greens and reds; at... “Sample” Rugs At Bargain el Tomorrow $32.50 Axminster Ruge—extra heavy |$23.50 Axminster liscontinued grade, in floral and Oriental de-| patterns, in desirable designs and setae 24.50), tee gy, LAD ize 11.3x12 it,; at, * | $28.50 Axminster Ruge—pretty o- Oacicets 76 aed bey : ies hemi y of green, dads jue; ‘olse x 71950) ° Ru “Sampies" »— Exceptional Values Tomorrow Velvet and Tapestry Brussels. Vy eee oD TB erent “1.95 (GREENHUT Bulding, Firat Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN (Hydegrade Wash Fabrics 2st" 4'ne World's Greatént Kvent of Its Kind Now in Full Swing at The Big Store. Hundreds of thousands of re of choicest fabrics produced by the world- renowned firm of A. G. Hyde & Sons, makers of the famous “HYDEGRADE” FABRICS. You'll do well to buy the materials for your summer dresses‘ HERE, AND NOW. Everybody's invited. (Main Pleor, MAIN Bullding,) MAIN BUILDING $22.50 Reed ‘‘Pullman’’ P7 Baby Carriages at $12.95 These carriages are made of Ag round reed. Each has loose cushions made of fine corduroy. The tubular steel gears are strong and substantial, and the wheels are fitted with 54-inch rubber tires. A tiner or a more solidly constructed baby Colley bd was never before offered at anything like the price. Four patterns to select from in this sale, tomorrow. (Fourth Ploor, MAIN Bullding.) (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) Ne iH, Teleph c. 0. D. Metood Fitted the At (No Ma lephone or Pi ndhondy Rut aa ibove Extra Specials, MAIN BUILDING: Malines and’ French Crepes For Hats and Boas Waterproof Malines—26 inches iia in black, white and popular dred ; regularly 19c; A Limited Number of Almost New Fully Warranted tas aerond SEP o ke cies, rat. ct He $5 Down $] 2 and giving you, besides, the very liberal terms of........ This is an attractive offer, as-you will admit, and there is a most important additional saving, because all purchasers of these instruments who avail themselves of the benefits of our two years’ course of piano instruction in the Greenhut School of Music will receive One Year’s Piano Lessons Free To parents we would say that this is a wonderful opportunity to give your children ¢ musical education under the most favorable conditions. We will f° further, and say that EVEN FOR ADULTS a musical educa- tion acquirediunder such favorable conditions will prove of IMMENSE VALUE. (Piano Department, Fourth Floor—Schoe! ef Music, Sixth Floor, MAIN Building.) yard.. Crepe—21 inches’ wide;in black, white and all ene eo-9D. ors; value 39¢; « (Mafa Floor, MAIN Buitding) M “e BUILDING: en’s Youths’ jats ee port Soft 50e Finet selling of the immense stock of stylish headwear contained le. the two. well-known ‘Austin & Co. hat stores, and purchased by us from the assignee. Sizes 655 to 7)¢ in thi sale, tomorrow. (Second Floor, MAIN Building.) MAIN BUILDIN' Y Misses12.75Suits at §§.75 A Clean-Up, Tomorrow, of 100 Suits in Smart Tailored Modes of Men’s-Wear Vigoreau Suitings, GREENHUT BUILDING We Do the Biggest Business in Town in Refrigerators Come to Our Grocery There you will find the world’s best staple and fancy ggpceries and all priced at considerably less than the quotations of your neighborhood grocer. Made by the Alaska Refrigerator Co. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. When you And These Quotations Tell the Reason Why: / order by ’phone call 4,000 Chelsea. Also don't fail to read the details given in this advertisement | yy ms ‘ ,Terse-buttan seats, enert Larnbelliened Virginia Herring of SUMMER NECESSITIES FOR HOUSE AND GARDEN. with inlays of bengaline silks on collar. Southern Cut Pickled, Herring — “‘Model’’ Refrigerators Satin linings; shields; new style skirts; ae ees ene a ae, Be Avertweens huss Rebtaeesiere--t0 Jody Dac td ae ot 1G fee; shelves are made of Leeroy wite so con- structed that small dis can be placed on tnem Uj hes tipping overs ede Hy er door Latag 50 inches ice cal al it Uitte ge 15.00 m4 sane, Wile re aration mrovieion 17 50 ys, tans and blues; sizes 14 to 20 years. Sinall women can also be fitted. Misses’ and Juniors’ $5 Coats at Former Prices to $10.75 A very interesting group includin, smart styles of whipcords, shepher checks and serges. Many have dressy semi-sailor collars of moire or contrasting colors and braid trimming. Strictly plain- tailored styles in the assortment. Sizes ) {3 to 17 years fot juniors. Sizes 14 to 20 for misses. (First Floor MAIN Building.) DURYEA’S SATIN GLOSS— bine 53¢ Garden PST... 4 box. ‘ Garden Hone — every length is fully guaranteed, ROLL white’ OA Garden Ho 25e suki" Rain hice uty MACARONI—6 pack- ns ihe I-Ib, mot weight ren ‘MAIN BUILDING— Kei i i a a : “ ies : *60 Singer Sewing Machines] |"Fs3/28i00u me)" Ratatat of vaeeunte Masaya Suing | Ward paler Absolutely a oe From the ye 50) 10-inch driving wheel; | viceable, yet simple §,, TEAS-Enaligh Breakfast siintiwsauny ducn He ‘ bt three tempered tool construction, Factory—Tomorrow Only, at.. Soo I-Ib. cam, 365 rem, 305 ii VerOiteFoluniain quailty i knives. Py Fr This is undoubtedly the greatest sewing machine bargain aatounred by | H ! La any store. Beautifully made and wonderfully well constructed machines hy Be teelase at. ik, fi i $4. in quartered oak, wax finish. Styles 1530 and 66 G er dy 923 ‘43c 16-inch . nl ES at. Pick earn Newest 5-drawerdrop-head models, fitted doten, #2. 18¢ 12-inch; at. . rh 10| 14-ine! v2 $3.90{ 16-inch with allthe latest attachments. Complete in every detail. Don't iniss this opportunity nn ohn ia Garcans and Screen Doors or you'll miss the chance of a ae Our Own Roasting Libre M “rrnihe Doore— hat frames; U4 inch thick ture! finish; two coats of The “Florence” Rota 2 js Sewing Machine in Both Lock-Stttch BEANS, POW Dare GRANULATED and Chain-Stitch fi Awonderful achievement in the improve- ment of sewing machines has been reached in this newest model. [ Extension. Hd 2Aliches &: oan iH ded fonhes + 83.0! ss 8 i LU A 28inches inches to 45 inches NOLDE snaniros OF FEE. . 4 0 ‘ 3O0inches nee inches 291045 inches Tis is ab :olutely one of America’s finest 4M Ibe in machines a id no agent anywhere will quote = 1) Bote, Se bane ie Pid sy pk th you, 06 we do not exchange alower pre than $65onit, Weannounce Fresh Vegetables 3 in F cial sale, tomorrow, ata price which is 18; fess than one-half of the agent's igares, FRESH PIRBAPPLES— ; Paints, Etc. And You Can Buy It on the’ Lws oyster BAY. ASPARAGUS — JERSE! OL ; j Fg yh iy og Easy-Payment Plan ifyou like Week bunch . Lia varnishe:, stains, enamels and marine palates the most complete Ball-! Boaring Cabinet Sewing Macsines- 7 REE ENHUT tore SINBEL Sone OCA nie AT Finer NN OO ees Floor, MAIN Building.) in town; prices lower than elsew! for equal quality. agent's price $30; in golden oak, E Machine Purchased Here Paint Section, Don't miss it! Gal, Yee! Qt. Pt. Mvpt walaut and mission woods; all the ni: a attachments, in velvet-li (Fourth Floor, MAIN Building.) Gui REEN Tr B. SIGE L( 18®to 19® Streets (GREENHUT Bullding, Main Plooe) box; 10-year guara: metal $25 ——} Double a Green Trading Stamps with mvethaee Made Before 12 0’Clock---Singte Stone Theree Payments of... Needle Threader Free with Every Sold on Weekly $