The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1913, Page 12

att THE | 128 PERSONS KILLED WALL STREET, | “svanerer'taderrc -_———— Prices at the beginning of business DURING LAST MONTH. were naturally determined by the f mets on Fri Twenty-three children were killed by course of ~ MINESS TLS Bv vehicular traMc in New York City dur- Ing the thonth of May, according to “\ yeport of the Natwnal Mahways Pro: nadian Pacific 4 but stubborn support was encountered, and before the end of the first fifteen minutes the price had rallied 1% to 219%. Clines of 1 to 1% points were mum | Loariy nety per cent. During last month tained in nearly all the other inter. | utcrobiieg and motorcycles Willed NAN LE ATEN *. Drove Him in Auto to Place i United States Steel sold ex-dividend | sign: were children. In May, 1912, Afteen nt Where Breen Says He Was |ana were fairly strong. Arbitrage) ots ang sight chiliren were killed. wore heavy sellers of all the) cieye inst month killed i ieee jonal shares for London ac: Paid to Plant Explosive, | internat “ The report shows that and wagon fatalition eho hil- and at the came time direct #ell- | ccmared with ten killed in May leat year. London Casadian | Wagons inet month killed twelve chil- vectte in the iene eee ‘aiouael to |dren and six adults, as compared with ever 6,000 ahares, London a eet | iaat year, te wort, THREE WOMEN Ce MOWDWY, TOME F, 1918. | REAL BOTATE AT AUCTION. | AREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. TESTIFY {Tene eles one oor |To the Marit of Lydia E Pink | ham’s Vegetable Com- pound During Change of Life. Streator, Il!.—"T shall always praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- 1. |4ren and five adults, a total of eight es) Bil sold | twenty-three killed in the eame period During the month of May automoties | Bil cigh lon of | ‘Mdured thirty children and tow | adults; troilera, feven adults, and wagons, nineteen ee nase 1 tere unte| children and twenty adults, large apecalative account in Canadian| In New York @tate, outside of the being carriea in Germany, ;| mobile accidents was also marked. Last wagons, both deaths being the result of runaways. cconanippaicmnesine STOCKS SLUMP IN LONDON. | low prices and toward half to a } ga itt 7 i Beare in Falling Market. i i i | " a i : z attributed to @ variety of causes, in- it = ly @uding the uncertainity of ¢he Batkan situation, fears of jabor trowblus in the =e shipping world and the failure of the public to abeorh revent mew issues of capital. ‘The continued fall in Canadian Pacifice, which dropped six points to-day on heavy Berlin selling, wae aleo a cause of ner- vourneaa, Union Pacifics fell three pointe. | E i é it 8 g : BE i fr tL E ; Ht li SS ee Coal Barge Captain Drowns. Thomas Turner, thirty-two years of 4 i i | tt: € ? ail fl i j Z j 8 [ y h iH lh ‘5 £ g f 4 y ——<$<—<— GIRL OF 16 SHOT, DYING 3 t | I Athletic Orville A. that it i | i Th 1 ' A j i F if i rf Bi Hl i | | } A i i tt i rf 8 i & ! f i i a te as to what lying and | HH i js ‘We want back to us. HH time as the LITTLE NE. rit Hit ge create fit Ht HE STEAMBOATS. In golden finteh, Mohly polished, hand carved lattice work on glass panel $22.98 for stverwore, 4c,; like out; the way to Portland at this time of value $40; at.. The sea just now is at perfection. Every mile i fll of intern. The dy and night ate ern f gir} noise a ey lage facie Staterooms, service and cuisine aboard the steel steamships North Land and North Star leave nothing to be desired. Wireless, Fares lower than by rail. eek pe aa ete ve ot co ee nt © Proadway, alao Tourist and New York Transfer Sen Francisco, Lydia E. Pinkbam's Canadian Pacific a Mark fer the bis and thank the Compow TANDON, June 2—A slump occurred | ommend it to young gi on the London etock oxchange to-day af- ws fecting almost all the markets, It was baa nial Ve; and If you t special advice write to Lydia &. Piatham 26 SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” BRIDE your be; every actual want and suppl: invalu- spl suoarrion’ tegen raats ead eee Convenient-Credit System to START RIGHT, because that meane ty | five children and forty- city of New York, the increase in auto-| N. Second St., W. S., Streator, Illinois. Philadel; Pa.—"It was at the/ Life’ that I turned to Lydia "s Vegetable 6 Pa. Cal.—"“I have taken Vegetable Com- pound for many years whenever I ould feel bad. I have gone through Change of Life without any troubles C. BARRIE, 3052 Cal. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's jle Compound, made from roots herbs, is unparalleled. and anewered by a woman and held in strict confidence. 25: WORK MONDAY WONDERS. ‘NEW AND IROOM. You you wi ST expands into a LARGE HO! One Golden fintsh, carved heads, Mghly polished, 38 inches wide, 64 inches high; full swell front and ends, with French shaped Tega and enda, heavy claw feet; like &. $17.98 $40, at... e OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR BY MOTOR CAR WW Con 6" Avex\5'St| FOR SALE, fig at Once, ERSTNUrco, Confidenkial The Oals Downton —7*f°°WEEKLY THES fade to Order PARK PLACE DIAMONDS & WATCHES ON CREDIT DIAMONDS ON CREDIT. And iS OF PORTA MTR PRI AN |novat SEMGNGT a MithtaT' cO,, | 7 MAIDEN LANR, PHONE e209 CORT. | and to women Morris Park Auction Sale Authorized .by State of New York Banking Department Saturday’s results show a large percentage of buyers are Bronx residents near Morris Park. They know the value of the property. They know it is being sacrificed. They know its value will increase. » tremendously when the Subway is extended. They know that every dollar they invest here will be donbled or trebled. They Know They Are. Not Taking Any Risk. . They Know It Is an Absolute Certainty. Beecause— Morris Park Ave., just west of Morris Park Race Track, Value of Lots, $8,000 to eg Me At the Sale Saturday Sold for *. Wil’msb’ge Rd. Ct rT Ci Van Nest Ave., “ «6 “ At the Sale Saturday Sold for Haight, Home and other Avenues South of the Race Track. Value of Lots, $1,500 to At the Sale Saturday Sold for Go Today (Main St.) just S. of Morris Park Race Track. Value of Lots, $4,000 to At the Sale Saturday Sold for West of Morris Park Race Track. ~ Do You See the 11:00 A. M.m-—Sale Commences. 6:30 P. Mi——- 7:30 P. M. 10:00 P. M—_—_ 95,000 cach $2,000 each $15,000 each pe ¢ 900 each $2,000 cach aie $700 to $800 each Opportunity ? $1,500 to Value of Lots, $1,800 to $200 to Recess for Dinner. Evening Session Commences. Sale Ends for the Day. Today’s Offering Will’ Include Lots on Morris Park Ave., Pelham ee No. 4, _ No. 29, No. 21. No. 30, the Esplanade, Paulding Ave., Iiiamsbridge Road in the Following Blocks :— No. 36, No. 43, No. 55, No. 5 No. 68, No. 72. In All Sections of the Park. : 70° Can Remain on Mortgage. Titles Insured Free by Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Co. Savings Bank Booke Will Be Taken as Deposit on the Purthase of Lots ° To Get to Morris Park Race Track take: The Subway (Wer station F asms Trains) to 177th Street or 180th tetation. At 177th Street ‘Stree Pi trolley direct to the . At 180th Street of the New orks, Westehester and ta Ratlread, ot Send for mape and particulars to J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. and 3d Ave., New York City Joseph P. 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