The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1913, Page 11

| \ , PASSENGER GETS ~ A SUMMONS FOR- TAYICAB STARTER Ugteeee Man. at Hotel Knickerbocker Tried to Force Him Into a Cab.:: |g!) teen ®. P! Lawson of No. 72 Ann atreet se: cured @ summons from Magistrate Cor- nell in Jefferson Market Police Court Thousands of People Are Daily Profit-Sharing With to Us the Extent of 5 Per Cent. by}: These stamps are “hi with your ay | saving is the equivalent of § per cent on the During the Ten ih QOL Green Trading magnificently stocked buildings. Extra Specia For Tomorrow ( Thursday) | Only (No Mall, Teleph: . bo rd ice Wate Soemain” Qeabtece lamest MAIN BUILDIN MAIN BUILDING 5e Can Bestine Clean- peicrerigtien and polishing pow: der; can...... 3c (Third Floor, MAI Building U MAIN BUILDING Remnants of 19¢ and 0 ui se Wash Goods — — made of serviceable 1 lace of net; lengths; yard.. V2 yard i 1 9 (Main Floor, MAIN Buliding.) (Main Floor, MAIN Building.) MAIN BUILDIN' MAIN BUILDING $1 Heatherbloom Fin- ish La eer g —in etty chee Gesigns each 59- (Firat Floor, MAIN Buliding.) Saving the Famous 2v¢ Green Trading Stamps! chases made here, and they cost you absolutely nothing. By sharing in our Fuse distributions and frequent offers of free stamps Is you tamp Anniversary Now in Progress we are offering thousands of bargains in spring and summer goods in our two MAIN BUILDING $3.50 Skirte—for women and misses; ot sizes; os 85 (Firat Fieoe, MAIN Buliding.) pagal et BUILDING 96.60 White Enamel Beds —with woven wire spring and soft-top mattress; Hil ize; 8 i cheemnur Bullding, Third Finer.) ‘MAIN BUILDING for the appearance in that court to- merrow morning of the taxicab starter Of the Hotel Knickerbocker, Broadway and Forty-second street. . Lawson was, thoroughly incensed as he de- fm. detail the treatment he had it the hands of the representa- taxica company which haa Our Cut Flower Special Fresh, Fragrant Roses $1.25 to $1.50 kinds, 4 3° We Own the Entire Surplus Stocks of Famous Snellenburg Clothes The Greatest Purchase We Have Ever Made _ (Full details of this sale printed in our large advertisement in jay’s Evening Journal.) 7 aad to wail’ de od to SUT Value to ee Women’s Summer Dresses Values to 5) $10.75; at .. ae ptdond stg tT i e a weedertsi variety of ma- terials includes ‘Don't itch! use Resinol If you yew eczema, ring- ings el si ae bart eruption, try ‘Resinal Ointenent Resinol’ Soa etd the itch ie poe disappe: severe and tubborn ases. Knickerbocker privilers. “This is not the first time,” Mr. Law- fon told the Court. “The other night 1 was seized by the same man as I ieft the Hotel <Kniekerbocker, accompanted. by a young woman. He hurried me to one of the waiting taxicabs and assisted me in. It had to happen that time, for 1 wanted to avoid a scene owing to the presence of the young woman.” Pipes acted and red, Describing his experience last night rough, blotchy tomplesions Mt speedily yield id to Resinol. ir. Lawson, sald "'t want to the Hote! Knickerbocker in vere in guerre tend feast tame sores, chafings ertbat iy Wnysielan for slehtecn i "Ail Gfurretats tell Resinel cyand Le ol Ointment | teandtiy ‘each write to Dept my o' automobile with a represen- tative of the New York Edison Com- pany, a Mr. Brady. I dismissed my car, it Meine ray dntention of going to my tiome in a taxioab—an independent taxt- calm, {When I came out of the hotel I! had my travelling bag in my hand. As 1 etarted to walk oway the starter ran} ‘up to me.ang grabbed my bag from my hand, Boefote I knew it he was half way down the blook. I told him I w: feimg to another cab, and he said: ‘You'll Havo'4d take @ hotel cab.’ 1 told him I was going to ride in an inde- pendent taxicab if I had to walk a mile to get one. “The starter threw my bag into @ tax!- | cad, one owged by the company which | has the Hotel Knickerbocker privilege. weeks Te refused to give it back to me. 1 } Sula” eels GMB trom. the cad and went to an} ors. The indepe ‘ent cab. Then a man came/ “4 dreas ilius- down « 4 called me vile names.’ | “I'm boing up right now and serve) thig summons,” declared Mr. Lawson, | as he hurried from the courtroom, JUMPS FROM FERRYBOAT =| AND THEN SAVES HIMSELF. | Alfred Leford ‘Refuses to Tell Why . He Made Leap and Is Charged , With Attempted Suicide. Passengers aboard the Long Island fergybont Southampton, many of them: ‘women, screamed an alarm to-day when & man leaped overboard as the boat wa: | drawing ner the eli in Long Iftand City, Women became hysterical and men ren cimlosily aliout looking for lite | Preservers td throw to the man. To the surprise of every one he struck out for shore ax soon as he hit the of the men pansen- gers had no more than time to rug to the end of the pier after the ferry had entered its @jip when the man came swimming up alongside the wharf. In All Styles and Sizes for Men a 89e & *1.95 More Than 36,000 High-Class Shirts in the Greatest s Sale Ever Plunned. In Many Instances, Our Special Prices Do Not Cover Cost of Material Alone Go where you will—to the most exclusive, high-priced haberdashery shops in town—and you POSI- TIVELY CANNOT BUY shirts of better grades or more fashionable shirts than are offered in this sale. THE ASSORTMENTS ARE GIGANTIC—veritable MOUNTAINS of shirts for your selection. All sizes from 14 to 18. Everybody will be fitted perfectly, The thousands of shirts have been arranged in THREE V’ RY ATTRACTIVE GROUPS. Assortments include: Silk Shirts Silk-and-Linen Shirts Madras Shirts Percale Shirts Silk-Striped Madras Shirts _ Flannel Shirts, &e., pels bet tay seve late d or detacted collar or laundered cuffs, plaited or plain bos . ‘ HUNDREDS OF THE CHOICEST PATTER Jagtty el prbeh red COME EARLY, EVERYBODY, AND BUY A WHOLE Peet SUPPLY. Values 75¢ to $5—Tomor- 49c, 89c. and *1, 95 row’s Selling Prices Are (Main Pleor, MAIN balideg ’ Newest '*1 to.*3 White Lingerie Blouses one ms] In Another May Sale, at nate : everal dashing Gnd Our newest shipments, comprising more than 25,000 charmingly fashioned blouses of batiste and plain and crepe voile. Absolutely the loveliest styles designed for this summer; cleverly beautified with laces and em- . brofderies. Every new whim and dictate submitted by leading makers is represented. . COME, TOMORROW, AND SEE THE NEW MODES. They are wonderfully pretty. High- and low- neck styles; two as illustrated, Besides, don’t lose sight of the amount of money that you can save in to- {J morrow's sale, CREPE, PLAKED CREPE OULARDS, LL-OVER EMBROIDERY, LINGERIE, ATISTE ottered st the pi Principally checks RAMIE LINEN, ENGLISH EY! LET EMBROIDERY, ALSO SERGE. trated in made with panel back nd Cheviot Shi &e., &e. ¥ 6 of French soft turn-over cuffs simple, inteed fit, fine end beau- Bot styles for city, seashore i. . ‘sizes, No GRANO Rapins FURNITURE CREDIT 'T : 3 er $507 100, #5 bes 15 4) Pom Dows 150, 1. 0 A WEEK OrENS Kine,’ Who ‘arrested him, sent in a call One AN ACCOUNT bulan for an ambulance from St. Joverh's | 19g pT PE STATION Ae CORNER ‘there, for he had been exhausted by his FISHER : Bro fie daid ne was Alfred Lefora of No, COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 & 104 ST. Ay DUR DG “Middy" - k 1 50c Silk Gloves Blouses at 39c Two-clasp style for women and misses. Double-tipped fingers. Black, white, tan, gtay, pongee and navy. Elbow-Length Mousquetaire Silk oe — AX double-tipped; black or white; pair .. (Main Floor, MAIN Bullding.) GREENHUT BUILDING: 19c Plain Scrim At [De ava. Excellent quality scrim, open-work bor- der. An ideal fabric for window deco- rating. $7.50 Lace Bed Sete—with large, handsome Renais- sance lace center motif; tomorrow, §& ‘4.90 Bhrrcccrcveccversesveserecer (GREENHUT Building, Fint Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Women’s $3 and $3.50 White Pumps and Colonials 4$] 95 And white footwear was never more popular than it will be the coming sum- mer. All of these low shoes are made of the finest quality Sea Island white ) elit duck. Every pair Goodyear-welted; 7.6x10.6 covered Cuban heels; Colonial effect, 6x9 feet 8.75 na cit arene buck!.s to match. AxTfeet.......... 2.05...... | ave silk bows, now so balivaad All sizes and widths in each Wool and Fibre Mat- Fibre Mattings Children $1.60 Ankle-Si Pumpe—in lives Regularly, Sale Price. | Reg. Sale Price, Ishin; ali have Goodyest-welled soles oxi2 $3.50". .“"37.60 rie 7.6x1 aso. eas ze. oxo t | tachable | ta across back. Sizes Sto 18 years, 0, feat «Twenty-first street, but y gay why he had jumped into ‘the weter. He was charged with at- be no wich Address as No. 18 + (Fleet Floor, MAIN Building.) GREENHUT BUILDING——————_ The Artistic and the Durable Are Happily Combined in These Summer Floor Coverings Matting Rugs Specially Priced Tormorrow These ate specially adapted for bungaicy or cottage and simple home furnishing. Patterns and colorings are beautiful. Fibre ne 3 Rugs Regularly, Sale Price 9.75. - $8. GREENHUT BUILDIN $5 Cake Sets ¢ (Firat Floor, MAIN Bul L he Lg eer - uncheon ial snl ny eR Pr New Asparagu: Vanilla te Ice Crea wil Sauce.. cap ii Pe ei ade Hand-Paintedon Royal Bavarjan Chine, at $] 98 An srenealingly pire r Special for tomorrow reatest May Sale. PE: SIDERABLY LESS FHAN.WHOLESALEE PRICE Beak You have a choice of @ variety ot nanead fierat ‘ fe, tal Pepin, Sale Price. x hand-painted). For Everybody, Retrvectilive LU feat : «cln-gld border. jates 1 For workers with hand or brain—for jo mareh may be hed-es rich and poor—for every kind of people in every walk of life—there’s delicious refreshment in a glass of . (Second Floor, MAIN Bullding.) MAIN BUILDING More Grocery Economies! Sirloin Steaks Cute from fency GREENHUT BUILDIN Sale of Refrigerators $6.50 Litt Cover Refr ‘gerator—30-inch- §; - es liigh; ice capacity about 40 Ibe Mactrigeratere 2 #150 inches high; with H whiteenamel-lined rovision: imuber, ye eas BETH NC a4 «] a U 24ce FA NcIBST He uA 79 bare ie las. Teer Ree LAUNDRY. STARC! 7 i ity large ump S108; 10 ibe. GREENHUT- Sixth avenue J.8.GREENHUT, Pres. \ different ‘and. better in purity and flavor. The best drink anyone can buy. eed ity SWEET PRUNES- - i 3 ses 1» 476; 5 Ids... Be sure to get the genuine. Ask for it by ite full name to ayoid imitations and > substitution, Bend for free booklet, errr high; ice heii about 80 i ‘17 Many — other peal tomorrow, f Summer Household Comfort for To try or Seashore. rot details please see our advertisement in to-day’s “Evesing Sua.” (GREENHUT Bullding, Mal TEGELG COOPER G. 16* to 18° Streets