The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1915, Page 5

and youcan’t B get down to uilding Rescue Many From Step out for a . few minutes, take a short ‘bus ride —you will feel lots Three dozen men, women and chil- dren, screaming in terror, were hud- died on the roof of Nos. 15 and 16 West Street, a tenement, at 2.90 O'clock this morning, encircled by The four-story tenement is at the beet fear of the colossal Whitehall Bulld- ling, at No. 71 Battery Place. Scrub- women, porters and night watchmen, under William Keith, heard the cries |” from the tenement roof. Suddenly the group huddied in the circle of flame saw a steel fire shut- ter, a few yards over their heads, pen from the rear wall of |of the New York Cotton Exchange to- day ha Bruce L. IFTH (VENUE! Coach Company determined upon a further investiga- hundred dollars. “Don’t jump! Help’s coming!” a Members.) He has voice called, and a ladder was shoved out of the window and lowered to the roof. The men, women and chil- dren went up that ladder and were assisted into the office building, where they were sheltered until the fire was BUSTAKOBY’ S Bevedway at oth St. i & The tenement, like its gigantic netghbor, ts of double construction. The front of the bullding is on West Street. Back of that is a fifteen-foot- wide court and then a second tene- Twelve families—about 100 persons—live in the front tenement ant ten families in the rear, The first floor of the front tenement is occupied by the Continental Paper . The paper company has an extension, one story high, into the; | . The fire started there. flames soon cut off the fire-escapes. Longshoremen, policemen and oth- ers helped many of the tenants out, but three dozen, caught, fled to the Monday. March 22d, at 10 PM. and 4 Lea Herrick & Percy Elkeles [ PRESEN ‘The Midnight Musical Dream Pek on gel Lieut. Loughlin of Truck Company No, 8 and-Alexander Volk, who lives with his wife and five children on the top floor of the front tenement, were slightly burned and were treated by Dr. Archer of the Fire Department, ‘The fire did about $10,000 damage, Track Breaks Borie ts Leg and Driver William Bannen, sixteen, of No. 408 St. Nicholas Avenue, was knocked off his bicycle by a motor truck driven by James Naples of No. 1511 Pak Avenue enue ated rang mity: inh Eireet, Hin ‘ett ie to Hees coeae that Ne was, dri J the wrong sidg of the strest. “rhe, boy who eats i Those pastry ott ae cots Plenty of “reasons why” about Campbell’s Tomato Soup And the redson why it tastes so good and looks so good, is the same reason why it does you good. The tomatoes we use are red-ripe, juicy and perfect— full of tonic quality and appetizing All other materials in this tasty soup are equally high-grade and whole- It is a nourishing soup. Its regular use improves digestion and helps to build you up. _ The right way is to buy it by the dozen. Keep it on hand, and enjoy it often. How is your supply today? Your money back if not satisfied a nd cost $2 . Kisselioh was insured for five Rice, a cotton nable to meet his ered to Harris Glasses include the double services of OCULIST istered py Wy TWMonis tye and Cypsass Seviee Hee Fe ae Announcement was made on the floor | 389 HRIGS sti i Babe Next door Be Bell idee oe. 0 ee L. Rice & Co., at Ne No. B. Altman & Ca’ will hold the following to-morrow (Friday) and Saturday: A Specially Prepared Sale of Men’s Silk Shirts ) at pronounced concessions from the regular selling prices. Men's Negligee Shirts (plain or plaited), made of medium-weight imported Habutai silk in plain and satin stripes, or in plain white, . . . . «. « at $3.50 Men's Negligee Shirts, made of heavy-quality imported Habutai silk in plain white and a ‘wide range of new patterns, including plain orsatin stripes . . . . at $4.65 Men's Negligee Shirts, made of rich imported silk of heavy quality, presenting a diversity ofpatterms . . . . '. at $7.50 A Special Sale of Men’s Spring Overcoats in smart, distinctive models, at prices much below those usually asked for garments of equal worth. Men's Imported Overcoats, made of the new, fashionable light-weight fabrics, including cassimeres, fancy cheviots and silk mixtures; with silk-lined yoke and sleeves, ‘at $21.00 Men’s Covert Overcoats, made in America; presenting the new shades of tan and olive; in boxeback as well as form-fitting models, all ee silk-lined yoke and _ sleeves, at. + « « $19.50 (Men's Wear Ceareeaeet. First Floor) An Interesting Sale of Young Men’s Spring Suits presenting an unusual opportunity for se- curing high-grade Suits in authoritative styles at most attractive prices, will include Suits of cassimeres, tweeds and worsteds, showing the new striped and over-plaid effects; some lined throughout, others half lined, all excellently tailored . at $18.50 Suits made of other fabrics, cut on modish lines and having all the fine qualities of custometailored garments b at $23.50 (Young Men’s Department, Second Floor) Fifth Avenue-Madison Avene, She ath fet SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS $375.00 Colonial Suite (4 pes)... $100.00 Cccaafan Walnut Suite (pe pees A merican | Lady Corsets $295.00 Mahogany Suite (5 pes) i Bd ae S| ee Sees $75.00 Mahogany Chiffoniers....... $70.00 Circassian Walnut Dressers..... $75.00 Circassian Walnut Chiffoniers. ... $45.00 Circassian Walnut Toilet Tables. . - 925.00 * Batiste $82.00 White Enamel Dressers.......... 925.00 $25.00 White Enamel Chiffoniers. ‘820,00 $7.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 $46.00 Mahogany Dressing Tables.................... 923.00 ‘ -» » Broche Brass Bedsteads Sizes 3 feet and 314 feet, satin or bright finish. Lord & Taylor The smartest of the new models in two, three and four button styles. Splendid materials in stripes, checks and plaids. Sizes 34 to 44 stout. Men’s Fine Imported English Overcoats Hand-Tailored Spring Overcoats Lard & Taslor | Bedroom Furniture A Sample Line of Exceptional Values for Impor ted Jewelr y Friday and Saturday Consisting of Brooches, Bar Pins, Necklaces, Velvet Bands, Hat Pins, Vanities, Hair Pins, Combs and Lorgnette Chains _ Also A Selection of Jet Jewelry ' Usually up pt $2.00 J, Sterling Silver Deposit on Glass At 14 Less Than Customary Prices Sherbet i ren 50c, $1.00) Water Pitchers.. are 50c| Plates. Sugar and Creamers, 6c to $1.00 per pair for Lord a Taylor. The material and con- Smart Shopping | Bags very best. Inc Circassian walnut, sre He antigo to 4 | eri size bedstead, dresser, chif- Shapes with 8 Hi pg gob eee on inch piven yer, or polished fonier and dressing tab! gilt or nickel frames, moire silk lined, long $. pocket, purse and mirror, moroccos in Catal 209 colors, (auto leather in black ones Bedroom Suites Unually to 95.00) Street Floor The assortment comprises the season’s smartest sty 200.00 Adam Mahogany Suite (4 pes.)....... ..8183,00 | for all types of figures. Rich and dainty materi Same Suite with twin bedsteads................. $175.00 | and trimmings, splendid workmanship and peri Odd Bedroom Pires fitting insure service and satisfaction. $60.00 Mahogany Dressers..............sseceeeeeees $35.00 Conti ‘000 | $7.00, $7.50, $2.50, $3.50, ss. por $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 $2.50, $3.50, $5.00, $ 7.500 $1520 } Second Floor oe | Women’s Motor Coats Tweeds, Cassimeres and Cravenettes in full or three-quarter length, some with silk yoke and sleeve taien These coats are finely tailored on man- nish models, plain. or sleeves. sually $15.00 to $25.00 Bungalow Fg iris ee coro Sixth Floor $4.95 Usually $8.50 Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 398th Street _ Excellent Values in Men’s Hana- Tatlored Suits for Spring $18.50, $20.00, $22.50 Spring models of tweeds, cheviots and $20. oo the new covert cloths, or raglan sleeves, some with silk woke and sleeve lining......+++- Usually $25.00 to $80.00 4 Dark Oxford grays or blacks, full silk $25.00 lined, silk faced or Pela lapels, smart Chesterfield models........ Special value Fourth Floor