The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1915, Page 13

yeuG WOR ED, we dha fr : Buil WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY CO New Management TTS SOLAR PLEXUS Sunn G LL MUSL atk Fire Alarm’s Central Bureau Will Have Home in Cen- tral Park—Perhaps. Beginning Tomorrow, and continuing twice daily up to and including Saturday, March €7th, a Domestic Fashion Exhibit Exclusively for Women will be held in our new Salon of Springtime Fancies (Sixth Floor) Living Models will display the season's latest offerings in Women's Wearing Apparel, Millinery, Corsets, Underwear, ete., waning possible the closest scrutiny as to styles and materials. Experts will tell you everything there is to be said about each exhibit as it is shown, Admission by Cards only, which are good for any seasion, and which may be had upon request and without charge in the following rtments; Millinery, Cloaks and Suits, Muslin Underwear, Corsete, from floormen and at the Transfer , rear of Main floor. trepy TOILET ARTICLES ric» bo wort a Sundries of standard qualities and well established reputation at cut prices. Teens eon quantities. None C,0.D. No Mail or Telephone Orders. Mennen's El Rado Talcum Depilatory BUILT IN DAMP HOLLOW f Ground So Wet It Would Short Circuit Wires, Which Must Be Run Overhead. Here is a cute little house that be- lo to the City of New York, and brobe cP’ WORKER Rum nown | Knows caything about it. it stende| “WORKER RUN DOWN ~ rl sunken part ot Seventy-ainth vest] — AND KILLED BY A. TRAIN Ri ih onal half way between Fifth and Eighth i rlef. on Monday they Demorent Avenues, sty ainieen, (hone alco Ta the ‘Methodlat (parsonage Ht 1s Intended to be used as the! Patrick Woods's Fell Fellow Laborers Peary cpa cine « oeidntatnlivedeudad 4. yanre,avending thelr firs. Dan. home of the central bureau of the fire whines en Mt ir. rune called daily on| on his far: alarm system of Manhattan Istand—| Quit After Fatal Accident on in @ word, to be the solar plexus of Third Avenue Line little la New York. And it will be, ° too, If it has luck, Patrick Woods, an ironworker, em- ‘were drawn for it some three| ployed in the third-tracking of the Plana years ago, when it was expected that/elevated structure at Third Avenue ‘ the entire fre alarm system would be/and One Hundred and Forty-ninth od x SOS ORIOR—IOIO oO —IONIO 8 g . 4 5 Bg \F2 5 replaced by a new one. Street, was struck by a south-bound Fire: comeonse Johnson and/train this morning. His right leg was Stover agreed) severed, the left leg crushed and he was bruised about the head. After Father Thurlman of the Church of the - fmmaculate Conception had braved | the third rail to administer the last on of the Church, Woods was taken te Tan scl Hosptial where he died on tucked | '! we table. He Nt at No. away in ‘ i noliow ny] imited br one if Bat lenis: oaventh 8 ret seventeen o' ee ron- mening i iter Xo BS ag fd bg foro} workers asked leave to lay off to-day because they were sons of Ireland would be « fine thing 10: put Women’s and Misses’ Hats and Millinery Ornaments (First Floor) Paste, Sea for 4c] Tor eae. a Mouth “Tig” to te ae In addition to the extensive assortments of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats there may be and it was thelr holiday. Permission was refused. ee | Seenie the protests of the foreman. "2 | 0LD SWEETHEARTS WED rdigrycoe| AFTER FIFTY YEARS APART There was a parts 6 (i ago be N. J, th new in Flowers, Foliage, Fruit, Wings, Quills, Beaded and Straw Ornaments, etc. STH SENT 330 Special for Thursday: s i Women’s and Misses’ Trimmed Hats in attractive Spring styles, at $7.00 & 9.50 Untrimmed Hats, in the new straws and shapes . ; é ey at $1.90 & 3.50 Fifth Avenue-Madison Avenue, Mth and 35th Streets New York D day, somenow, the cute F ous will shelter N alarm Se pla office—if nothing more happens. use | wed, | Arter Fee, ancient, bower ss, obtained, at reasonable prices, all that is Besutit ream 20-Mule Team/[16-cn, bettie; ee in the : Sunshine from =? dough to | Every Poir Per- : Over Thirty fect. Every Pair Smart Styles. Every New and Clean — Size and Every Just from Faunce & N Width inEvery Spinney'’s Factory, Style. All Wanted at Lynn, Mass. Kim peon-Crawferd Stere, Main Fleer, tractive Bargains in Bed Room Varaiitet for| our Summer Home and Shore Bungalow—Featuring At Ul Dressers and Chiffoniers atReductions This Fine Dresser Colonial Dresser | This Fine Chiffonier RegularPrice$19.50 Meee, Regular Price, $21.50) Regular Price, $19.50 Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price ike illustration. Lai $ 1 3.75 As illustrated; oval or nd massive; all oak! ,° aped anor bs The Grocer Gets Them ‘Fresh Every Day— . ‘of ‘ sO you can get them fresh Biscuits 2c som ‘ inviting, baked just to a enacting taste. ‘There's an inviting selection at every good _licious quality you've been igrocer’s. Look for the Sunshine Rack. looking for in the many va- Joosr- 3 Biscorr (mpanr * sieties of Sunshine Biscuits, * Bakers of Sunchine Biscuite rt * . shelee of lll 3 top is 1 PS -< J and mal any, size Ae tan hal oe - ft large d 19x88; ve call top a3 irawersand twolarge | © lower drawern fitted | ——————-——____*—_ ldrawers, fitted with wood wood knobs; knobs; best of construction lent —construc- and finish; om exact match and finish; wr Dresser. handsome design. | Regular Price, $18.50 Sale Price Princess Dresser ma, $13, ie 13.75 oe Payments ie dr wide, two small top aver one Ne Like Mluatraslons Loree owe 36; | and roomy ; all oak, golden in| * I finish; four lower drawers tow” At Intervals match ay -— (~) — (+) ——_— (.) — (.} ———_,) ——___ (7. — (6) ——__—{ omer