The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1913, Page 9

{ Beer, for Instance, for breakast? b station at One Hundred and Seventy- BATHTUBS 60 ORY AT WHINE HOUR OF MORKING OP Not Even Enough Water for] ws Toothbrush in Washington Heights Section. | ™@ you lay in bed for the last forty Winks, dreaming of the fMe, cool tub that was waiting for you when the @larm clock’s inexorable summons came | and you could already feel the refresh-| ing water in the porcelain tub; then if you climbed out of bed, trotted to the bathroom and turned the faucet and no Water came—wow! wouldn't it make you dleconeérted? Just about 26,492 citizens and water | rent payers of the Washington | Heights section of Harlem from One Hundred and Sixtieth street north to the limit of the city had to underco this sad awakening this morning. Not @ drop to dip even a tvotaurusa in ail through the district; just a low, moan- ing eound from the pipes when the faucets were turned on and the ex- clted treble exolamations of the ureat Unwashed. ‘The jvy of life and comfort failed at &@ o'clock, and in most places through | the Washington Heights apartment house cllffland the water did not come back until aftet £20. There was no cof-| Unsupported w fee—no soft boiled exgs—not even the wherewithal to make a plain grape Juice cocktail, a ia Bryan. Miles of stone and steel were a parched desert With not a drop to drink except what was in the saloons, And who wants /| ‘The trouble lay with the pumping j Were felt for nearly four. ; States, embracing churches from New ees one ~and test above Hundred and Sixtieth street. Ta the Hundred and Seventy-ninth Street station, as in the one at One Hun- dred and Seventy-fourth street, there are two sete of engines to operate the ing, the engine in che One Hundred and Seventy-ninth street statin began to baik and the pressure dropped the engineer Gecided to switch to the reserve ma- chinery. But when he did so he found that the reserve pumps were not working at all. There was a complete tie-up. D. Verona, Chief Engineer for the Water Department, says that the break was only of an hour, but its effects Moravian Chureh orks P NAZARETH, Pa., June ie Pro- vincial Synod of the Mo asian, "churen of the Northern District of the United York to Canada, opened its session here to-day. The synod mects every five years, Bishop Lelbert of New York pre- sided at the opening session. Bishop EB. R. Haase of London Is present aa the fraternal representative of the British provinces, RESINOL STOPS ITCHING INSTANTLY Heals Skin Eruptions and Clears Unsightly plexions. It is a fact that the moment Resinol Ointment touches itching skins, the stops and healing begins. With Resinol Soap, it almost be ways ier away all trace of ecsemi ingwortm, mples, blackheads, o* other tormenting, easightly eruptions uickly, leaving the skin clear and ealthy. But we do not ask you to accept our fou can send to-day for a generous tral of Resinol Soap and jinol Ointment, ym to your own complete ae at no cost Naleepiphy while usands who have ee hat Resino! did tore us ty “ lo ter you.” Physicians have prescribed Resinol for vagiteen years, and prac- tically ever grigsist in the country Sinth street and Amsterdam avenue, one ef ¢wo that put the pressure on the Croton in that end of Manhattan Istand sells Resinol Soap and reget ocr ment. For free samples of with full —- for use, write ts to r Doe 42-S, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Embroideries lisnited number, including-a collection of three piece models, broken * payee: Doge ‘ormerly from $18. to 37.50 - at $6.75, 11.50 Girly’ Dresses, varlety of Silk and Woollen Materials, incomplete Seep my se eee { je at $3.95, 5.50, 9.75 one Girls’ is Conte, é Checks, Mixtures, Imported Eponges, Bedford Pongecs and severely tailored * pee aca pog Hp pty fo STERN BROTHERS will hold To-morrow, Thursday, An Absolute Clearance Sale of Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel At the Lawest Prices Quoted This Season Among the large number of garments to be offered will be found Misses’ Suits, bi of Woollen and Silk Materials, plain and elaborate models, including foreign copies. Formerly from $19.75 to 95.00 at $7.50, 12.75 to 34.50 Misses’ Street and Afternoon i aco at $8.50, 13.75, 16.50 Misses’ Street, Sport and Motor Coats inal the wanted Silk and Woollen Fabrica: ae 14 16 and 18 years at $9.50, 12.75, 20.00 Juniors’ Suits, at $2.95, 5.00, 7.50, 12.75 West 23d and 22d Streets HOLZWASSER 40. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL OPM. PAKLOR BEURUUA Velour Bnit. Per ? i Feather Figen: Cor sf bles has ae $855 s1 0b tf 50 sea i siaon tl tt es * Cy sae: $180 $15.00 $2.00 to 282.25 KITCHEN me $200 $20.00 — $2.50 * $300 $30.00 ii a amt i i A Special Word to the Thousands Who Are Now Visiting the Metropolis! —_ “THE MAIN BUILDING At % | ad Less jusive and beautiful designs. 40- to ana hi hog Siena in hipeien a hit 8 OF varied choice ia effects and com- Sc to baad sold by the Orie ry Tei 19e and” 29¢ “The White House Cook Book Bound in white oilcloth; regularly 75c; at.. A General Clearance of Wh TORE. securin; ‘ vORLD, / wapwaspay, sum" Everybody’ S Coinn to The Big Store’s= June Clearance Sales! you go, and whatever you do, DON” whatever you do, DON’T OVERLOOK “THE BIG Ss By common consent of all travellers, even from the ends of the earth, “THE BIG STORE” IS A SIGHT NOT TO BE MISSED FROM ANY POINT OF VIEW. nt from your sight-seeing tour of observa- reatest stores and a IGH-CLASS, MODERATE-PRICED Be Welcome! Consider this A PERSONAL INVITATION TO COME TO GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. To omit this marvellous establishmen tion is to miss seeing one of the World’ THE VERY BEST VALUES IN ANDISE. BIG STORE. Charming house dresses of percales in stripes and checks. Also negligees of lawn floral patterns. jue and light Men’s Summer Clothing Most Unusual Disposal of “‘Broken’”’ Assortments of Suits, Raincoats, Trousers, Vests, &c. The bet of this advertisement proves that, in vee this sale, we have Bot pernesly con- dered our former regular Tale Sale Cegue tomorrow morning. “Odd” $10 Sulte—only 242 oun wan sults; sizes formen and your siceece swe $ of a kind; at... Suits worth to $20—blue ed ‘wool serges, also plain gra tans ani browne in Norfolk and other popular styles. @0 patterns to choose from. All sizes mtg men $10 io $18 Ralncoate many of Eng- lish make. All guar- rf . ha. M ry vo anteed rainproof ; at ind yout! ade vin detaahed re or cuffed bottoms; 10 38 worth Blue nerged Also outing Ryn $2.50’ Trousere— “ee in this sale. Only of a kind; at...........005 ‘MAIN BUIL DIN‘ Men’s *2 to *5 Straw Hats In a Whirlwind Sale To- $ “, 50 morrow, at... An unusual purchase of a manulacturer's entire sample line of surplus assort- ments, Also thousands of hate from our own superb stocks, _ (Second Fleer, MAIN Building.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Every Post Box Is a Station Oriental Designs and Floral Effects in Great Variety in This Sale Axminster Rugs Newest and prettiest colorings. Most popular sizes. Economies not pad be matched outside of The Big ie Axminster told Axminster Rugs Mill samples in discontinued pat- Jeli and slightly mismatched de- A dart RAG kK GRASS MATTING RUGS always in stock, and at interesting prices. Seamless Wilton Rugs Mill samples in self-tone effects and | dlscontiaued ps paticrns. Site, irge selection in all IGS AND CREX Sele Price Clean-Up in Bxtra-Sise Ruge Wilton Rugs ive (GREENHUT Bullding, First Floor.) ‘of The World’s Greatest Grocery ‘When you find it inconvenient to call here in person, mete eat a list of your wants and mail it to this store. One ot our clerks will shop for you. on you can ‘phone your order. with our established regulatio: loin Steaks CHOICE CUTS OF FANCY CATTLE—Ib. 400; ng Bu: SPlRALEITE FLY ea (Third Floor, MAIN Building.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN i. 15 15 Dog , Harness for 68e Caltare—veluce to 9! Sixth avenue / sear Deliveries made everywhere in accordance PEAS. Yervow SPLIT pris: 190 68e 34, GREEN SULIT PEAS... 2.74 080 GRANULATED TAPIOC. PEARL TAPIOCA, nig 18% to 19° Streets tie Cas Four a Large, Fragrant _larnations the chance of Extra Special For Tomorrow (Thursday) O Only MAIN BUILDING —_ | #130 Volle and Swen Pluncings-— 10c Jar Pickled Mussels, 10e Pack-| 40,'°.4 inches wide: all white and age Quaker Corn colors on Piped Fo $ Flakes, 10e C af Powder, ran yard lengths; yard........ Flower, 1 e fo Brand ted ice, ua 5e (Told Floor, MAIN: Building.) Se Ramie Drees Li lel inall perky ready for use; yard (Main Ploee, MAIN GREENHUT BUILDING Genuine Cut Glass Salt and Popper Shakers—with mering, silver: 3) assorted shapes ae fh * Ts c. ay i eve mem ot, Quantities $1.50 to $2 All-Silk Dress Foularde— oe, Ali dots and a REENHUT BUILDIN Keep Your Lawns Fresh and Cool Guaranteed Garden Hose Speciale for Tomorrow and Friday Extra Strong Garden | Heavy Garden Hose —| Woven Cotten Garden 3 good] made to ibber; 25- 2.50) laren: ee stand high stuereneckee aaa 25-f. 8, lines « esg wh Foseyintboll tery é Py a Priel ceria os fans, ohiue fen GREENHUT BUILDIN: “4. 50 romeo or Half Dinner Sets $2.95 Set consists of 56 56 fon and includes: MEAT ?LAT- TERS, COVERED VEGETABLE DISH, etc., complete for 6 persons; e: piece with neat.gcid =o Jess onteh 6.95 acts 10 Sars senna’ "17.50 (GREGNHUT Bullding Main fen GREENHUT BUILDING 2.75 Nottingham Lace Curtains Tomorrow, $3]. 19 @ Pair Only 600 pairs, representing the cleanup from a large manufacturer. Newest designs and the best merchafitlise of the season. (GREENHUT Buliding, Piret Fleer.) GREENHUT BUILDIN: Special Purchases from the Furniture Exchange Result in These Bargains in Dining Room Furnjture jutiful Westee epee bre ition ofa «teu (ome ahi fine pieces of aintog room ete "died from our own superb stock. This Sale, Tomorrow and Fridey | 7 Quartered Goldea $8.95 Decorated celain Sete—$, 100 pieces; at. 10 , {HtINA CLOBETS EXFENSION TABLES, acvT' Dining Room Chairs ball Gelien Oak Dining Room Chaire—genuine leather stip seat; ‘rench legs; banister back; well made andfin- § Special Luncheon Served in our Tea Room, Third Floor rushed ow biseee aanliv oie cnn] ferent J. B.GREENHUT, Pres. wherriee Mede Tes... Pheer,