The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1914, Page 7

> | GIAL-HIT_BY TROLLEY. on Tracts Teo Frightened | to Weve. ; | Afffough persons on the sidewalk | shouted @ warning to her and Motorman | William Lawior clanged his gong, Miss Kuala o¢ No. 64 Kast One Hundred and | street stood on the tracks In f@yenue and One Hundred and street to-day appagently too to move, Lawlor could not | Gar before it hit the qirl and) to one wide of the tracks. was ted to a nearby store. | ,) carr a 4 Yook the girl to Harlem Hos. | Jeaying she had @ scalp wound | it y interned injuries. —SESsws @aty logical treatment for rhew- fa through the bleed. The poisons atte tm muscles, joints and back. | pain, must be dissolved the syatem or there ong a [ S| ww awe r. wm | (OASIS MUST BE EXCEPTIONAL, HE SAYS Jeclaration of Principle That Surprised Passers- By on Broadway ARUALIFIES AS AN EXPERT Exceptional Oasis and Oasis That Are Exceptional Mean the Same Thing, and Don’t You Forget It “Patrick Henry said; ie ne liberty of give me, death,’ ob- pasate a tall, distinguished look- ing stranger in front of the Plaza y afternoon, “but as for me, give me Oasis first, last and all the time.” Ten minutes later he poked Policeman Billigan in the back with his walking cane “Give me an Cop Billigan was surprised. Astonished might be the proper term to use. ithout a word he darted altcr the stranger, who ‘3 'e of the grocery before the on, tves | ' ‘More healthful PANIC ON FIRE ESCAPE | WHEN SMOKE SWEEPS. THE LOVER SECTIONS Crowd Seeking to Descend we Struggles With Those Who | Wish to Come Upward. A congestion of humanity on the front fire escape of a six-story tene- ment at No. 26 Suffolk street carly to- day might have resuited tu several fatalities but for the timely arrival of Truck Company No, 18, which raised ladde id took off anout foreli; the others | threatening ths building. The blaze ts supposed io hive veen caused by rate gnawing matches in Harry Levinson’s grocery, on the street floor. Next to the match stock were two barrels of sugar, which burns with a heavy black smoke. A kicked in tho front door arrived and released that black smoke, which ascended and waked | the tenants as it was blown into win- dows. aJjuet Say” HORLICK’S Orta ond tonahe MALTED MILK The Feed-driak for All Ages. with 4 lanch prepared iW minstay Take no substitute. Ack fer HORLICK’S. i — fled across the street and made for the Park entrance. Five minutes later several hundred persons were in pursuit, but the stranger was running head down and ap- parently doing ten feet to every one else's one. At the entrance to the Mall the fugitive ran into the arms of Policeman Brophy, who threw him down and sat on him until Cop Billigan arrived. When stood on his feet the stranger was unruffled, “I desired a cigar- ette,” he remarked, “an excep- tional cigarette, and as the cops of our fair city always treat me with the greatest courtesy I fancied that all I had to do was to ask for a cigarette—an Oasis Egyptian cigarette, preferably— to get it. regret that I have caused all this confusion,” It was at first suggested that the stranger be arrested for creat- ing a disturbance, but Officer Billigan said he didn’t see how any one could be arrested for ask- ing for a cigarette, and the stranger was turned loose with a) warning. A passer-by handed | him an Oasis and he strolled down | Others are imitations, °22%:"\0 THE BVENING WURLD, WEDNEBUVAY, Faomuas: 11; 1914. Hints to the’ Housewife, Relating to Home and Markets. By Mrs. Charlotte R. Bangs. HOME. enjey a poultry din- week. Housewives, Endeavo: ner thie i r] peratively means a« big saving. Lower your prices, Mr. Retailer—Now—NOW. Many box lote, 12 fatted pullets, fowl! reasters, 200. Ib. (why 30c.-32c. in retail stores?); fancy fowl, 16¢. (286. retail); roosters, ducks, geese, 12¢, to 1Be. Ib. (200. to 276. retail): capone, 21c.-28e. Ib.; fancy broilers, 260.-310. Ib. event at retail); a turkey, 23e. Ib. (not jb, box, 12 1-2c. (1 Sse eras —, Flori $1.25 basket, 24 hi be,-60, at. qt; green bu. (but 20e. qt. retail); lant, doz; lettuce 1 per Ai MARKETS. ‘ mara), Be. tho oranaoe, $3 per | 100 (Se. retail); E 36 size, ir. Retailer, now ri it. Evaporated bananas ie the new: est item in rs fruit lines. Twelve . io 0 | retailers ask 100. per 7. -o2. bottle. Sone rorelign, limed, doz. brown, 32¢.; pullet 34e.-360.; ne deli jo consumer, 320.-34c.- 341-2. doz. city delivery; Only case lots, 30 dez., sold. Butter—Watch net weight stamp on tub and prints, under new effective now. [4 9 28c.; good, fair, 26e.- bo 16¢.-216.; in 10- + delivery extra. Producer mer, oreamery, 30c. (10 Ibe. iry, 260.-27e. (10 Ibs.), city for frozen grades of all Ww produce not properly protected. BANS THE SLIT SKIRT AND ELBOW SLEEVES): Zion City Ordinance Also Fines Flirts and Wearers of Peek-a-Bocs. CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—The Council of Zion City has passed drastic ordi- nances against low neck gowns, firt- ing in public, women riding other than sideways on a horse, and against & person of the opposite sex bracing or sitting on the lap o} other in public view. The law pro- vides @ fine of $200 and six mnths" imprisonment. One section ery dress of any female above the age of twelve years cut or fitted - | which the pit of the neck with the clavicle or collarbone, or on the shoulders a greater distance than a third part from the neck to the tip of the shoul- ers, if worn in . public, all be deemed immodest, vul; indecent and suggestive of low ai vicious oe and tending to debauch s0- cle No woman or girl over the age of fifteen shall expose in any manner middle of the forearm, no! wear “peek-a-boo” or monqult stockin, or wear in public the called sheath gown, slit skirt or X-ray dress. Another Hartesque “Wheel.” ‘The Columbia Amusement Company, manages burlesque houses bpd ptr the country, has decided to form @ second circuit. It will ‘of thirty theatres In leading cition the Murray, Hill-and Miner's nue In New Yor! Gayety in’ Brooklyn. will be her arm or arms tn public above the | f SOUTH AFRICAN PO ; But House of Commons Told Retirement as Governor Is Not Due. to Strike Troubles. LONDON, Feb. ontes, to-day formally notified Africa fn June, He added that reason for his resignation was pu general strike in South Africa ‘the deportation of strike leaders, ae Drops Henry Prigaie. who was seventy |yeara old and retired from the gro: doi home, No, 200 Weat One Hundred Twenty-elahth street. Others in house heard the noise as he fell summoned Dr. Edward Roeser of sixth street. The physician said death had been instantaneour, Priagto leaves @ widow. had no children. Moth whose chil are weak tun down, and who lack roay cheeks begat eye hood, shoul Ht medicine free in a style or manner to show or ex. the neck or shoulders of the wer than the juncture of ¥ another, houses He new Vee othe "to secondary thi CM iad eee eee Man Who Criticised Camel Knows Better Now “I always thought a camel was a fool critter,” said Mr. Jason B. oak yetierd , as ae leaned over the rail of the ca: dock at the Bronx Zoo. in “Away out in Arabia and in the Soudan, where cainels are part of the daily landscape, I have been told that a camel can spot an Oasis seven miles away and that he invariably rushes‘for the Oasis, meanwhile cheering vigorously in camel language. “I always thought is was fool- ish, but I have changed my mind. A camel sure knows his business. I drifted into New York yester- day and some one introduced me to an Oasis. I smoked one, then en another, and then away back in my sub-conscious- ness I came to the conclusion that 1 had been doing the camel an in- justice. A camel knows his busi- ness. He discriminates. He knows what is good. He likes Onsis! 1 felt so bad over the injustice that T had done the camel that I came up here to gins Oasis Cig- arettes are the really exceptional cigarette. They are rightly named. They stick out among other cigarettes like an Oasis in the desert. Here's to Oasis and here's an apology to the camel.” their child KNEW ALL ABOUT OASIS 11—Lewis Har- court, Secretary of State for the Col- House of Commons that Viscount Gladstone would cease to be Gov- ernor-General of the Union of South domesti¢’ and had no connection with the events arising out of tho recent Mie Hallway. | business twenty-five years ago, dropped this morning tn the hallway of his 12 Weat One Hundred and Twenty- The couple IS BEST.FOR THE CHILDREN do not gain flesh | strength, of thy child alcohol of dangerous | drugs. ‘Thousands of mothers give it to whenever they become do: he ‘forty, wife of Thomas Maxwell of the samo address, She said the girt te Mra Maxwotl's daughter Violet, Mra. Alderdice took Mise | Maxwel home In'a cab, and there she was. told | Low yeteal that her mother was dead, Mr. Max-| Wel to. to women's comfort, beau! a F loved apoplexy had caused his! m ing. al re healthy, natural action iaston for thi removal of Mra. Maxwell's body t her home, =| Enna an vee ra BECKER DECISION ON 13TII. BEECHAM’S ALBANY, Feb. 11.—The Court of Ap- Pi LLS ST catetan Onera Honse Lost His Two women and a atrl of nineteen started into the Manhattan Opera House | “ last night when one of the women turned i leath, The Coroner gave to the girl and anid: let, 1 am very fi.” m fell to the floor of the lobby. carried into the women's re- tiring room, where a doctor sald she was dead. ‘The other woman, who remained out- aide with the girl, $b. Tete eit ead she was Mra peals probably will hand down a de- the y, the 13th, In the case | Ot Noe Wk Greene ates ker and the four other . cine: watt nue, Brooklyn, and. that demi tence of death for thy | Ot tevedna atone teen sae woman was Mrs, Willette nurder of Herman Rosenthal. the dead Maxwell the ~ rely and § Easy to Teach from -five cory any- and the Where and No. 59th to 60th Street yn Store Open Spring Silks Tomorrow, Lincoln’s Birthday. The New Weaves and De- LOOMINGDALES*, Men.To-Morrow.Lincoln's Birthday} We Are Going to Sell — a 3,500 Men’s and Youths’ ft $10 &$12 Suits & Overcoats | ATFIVEDOLLARS!), None C. 0. D. None to Dealers. No Mail Orders. [i Every. Size for Youths, 15 to 22 Years Every Size for Men, 33 to 42 Chest Measure, in Regular and Stout Sizes. * The Suits: The Overcoats: § at Lexington to 3d Ave. sp. Now in Progress Our February Sale of Forniture Trustworthy Furniture for Every Room at Savings. that Mr. ere dren and who the and, id re- Professor ‘T. Smiley Prewins Blue Serge Suits, Gray Chinchilla Overcoats was lecturing on “The Sahara and Black Thibet Suits, Plaid Back Guard Costs, . Its Habits” last evening at the Fancy Cheviot Suits, Fancy Cheviot .Overcoats town hall, when he asked “What Fancy Worsted Suits, with Self Collar, is an Oasis?” and the dad blamed Smythe kid chirped up: “The ceptional in cigarettes.” hands remov: after all, the Smythe kid right. RIOT TO SEE OASIS CHICAGO,—A crowd of fully 100,000 people completely tied up Strong the disturber, but, Black Kersey ex- Cut in 2 and 3 button and Norfolk models. BLOOMINGDALES’, A Special Offering of | 500 Prs.Men’s Shoes | Men’s 5 Men’s $1 Shirts, 69c | rcrmer erices s3.00, $2.35 Neckw shipment of plain and te was and 7 that traffic at State and Madison|[§ French cuff shirts; many different de- Tan, Russia calf and patent Streets here yorterday in the|m Sewend Kocebglen tig dark and | colt, button and lace models. r] te} effort to. wal maus, the dare-devil aviator, | he loop over the streets crow with shop) When seen at hospital the injured seemed q pl josophical, saying that roken leg oma few cracked was a low price to pay for sight of such an Oasis. EVERYBODY WISE TO OASIS All the very Iatest models, 442 Pegg 0 i tig sa For Women and Misses. Special at my second Street Country Club, made a bet yesterday that ten men, casually on Broadway would return the same answer to question “What is Oasis?” Van Derpelt won, because the first ten men asked replied: really exceptional cigarette.” Some Oasis! ch! Fans ? Whaddye mean Oasis? Oh! get Joe Tinker to tell you. Most the Mall oblivious to the fact that he had narrowly escaped a trip in the patrol wagon. YELLS “OASIS” AT 2 A. M. Wakes Broadway, but Excep- tional Nature of Outcry Wins Discharge Thomas Terwilliger, forty-one years old, appeared in the Night Court yesterday evening charged with disturbing the peace. It ap- peers Thomas was yelling “Oasis, Jasis, Oasis!” at Broadway and Twenty-eventh street when cap- tured. “I know that Oasis is something exceptional,” said Magistraie Dunn, “but hereafter don't wake up the to tell tl em about it, was cischarged, HAD “OASIS” ANYWAY A tentmaker named O, Kyam Fell out of his cot with a slam, He lit an Oasis, while murmuring “Gracious !— To-morrow I'll get a divan!” erwilliger hborhood § every live one knows that an Oasis is something EX-CEP-TION-AL —something so rare and so unex- pected that it makes you sit up and take notice. Here's an Oasis in smokes—come 10 for a nickel— Egyptians—GREAT blend, too— and not only a handsome gift, but DOUBLE coupons in every pack- ‘age. That's an Oasis—and it's Oasis — the Exceptional in CIGARETTES FOR TEN ,,, Premium Store Avenue and 16th Street D, F. Fledder- finish lines. Sizes 14 to 17. Becond Floor, @0th St, Section, BLOOMINGDALES’, New Paris Styles for Spring - American Reproductions of Foremost French Couturiers Afternoon and Evening Frocks, Tango Gowns, Ete.: loop ded the uite a ribs the This is an occasion that will make dress history at Bloomingdaves’. ‘These frocks and dresses are copies of the original French models from Maurice Mayer, Callot, Paquin and Paul Poirct all here at the lowest prices ever quoted for suchwonderful creations. The styles include the chic 8 Skirt, Bustle, Apron Effect, | “oatees, Pouch and Puff. Five of the dresses ar: shown in the pictures. fare of the best quality Silk Taleras, Crepe de Chine, Char- Brocaded Eolienne, in met the Mr. ‘The Allare fashioned in a manner that wil Glens ts ee ee een taste. fou will certainly embrace this Becueitl ina S947 dresses, at Other Frocks for Spring at prices up to $75. 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