The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1915, Page 5

BOMB VICTIMS DIE, FLOPPING ARMS AN LAUGHING IN HYSTERIA New York Chemist, Just Back From the Front, Describes | 1» Their Suffering. been attached to the ambulance ser- the St Louis of the &@ bromine gas and another gas tha’ yet, but which the men In the trench. administer sodium sulphate as @ new: the Only thing which seemed to ac! One of the grimmest, most pitiful @fects of the poisonous gases used the Germans in the trenches, ac- ing to Enos Curtin, a chemist, at No. 274 Madison tat} is to get. didn't always work. he THE SMOOTHEST SMOKING TOBACCO | Kentucky's Barley de Luxe, | ege-mellowed fer your Sette | Under cover of darkness, while res- German trench, and re constructing, he was actu- thy. underneath the earthworks of the jenemy. that the victims, when overcome by the fumes, flap their arms like the wings of a decapitated fowl and die shrieking with laughter. Curtin has viee near Lorraine, and returned on American Line this morning, for a much needed rest. “They are using three kinds of gas over there,” he sald, “a chlorine gas, | Fon te yard, we haven't succeeded in identifying es call laughing gas.’ This new gas je worst of the lot. For chlorine @nd bromine poisoning we used to tralizer and it was very helpful, but an an antidote for the laughing gas was pure oxygen and that was hard Even when we got it, it “When the laughing gas hits a man lis to the ground and his body | becomes rigid, except from his elbows to his finger tips. He begins to laugh like @ crazy person and flops bis arms around like a chicken. You can im- agine what it ls to see a row of them ‘lying on the ground like that, thrash- |ing their hands against their bodies | ana dying with « laugh on their lips.” cuing men, Curtin’s work took him on one occasion within three yards of a another time, when rescuing a driller who had been bas We in a tunnel the French sap- John Paulding Brown of Montclair, t it hardt is preparing to return to the stage. She has completely recovered right leg was amputated above the Ieee, and has been busy rehearsing at ance for Bordeaux,” she sald to-day. one by my granddaughter. @o much on tho day of my operation that I feel I must give her this joy THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1015. N. J, who was graduated last year Sy and went ge the ance servi it Cee eee we tuard the at, |Mreckiye Wey Carries Of Three Louis.’ He received a hearty welcome Prices at Garvasd. A n, (Special to The World.) awe found thirty men lying in a barn- CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 7.—Hen- . close to the trenches, ey |ry Epstein of Brooklyn will complete were all dead, and I couldn't find a/the usual four-year demic course mark on any of them. The gas had rv: . having done the got them before they could move.” oo 7 BERNHARDT PREPARES FOR RETURN TO STAGE)": First Reappearance Will Be in Bor- te deaux in “Joy Programme” for Her Granddaughter. BORDEAUX, June 7.—Sarah Bern- from the operation in which her “I will just make a little talk, IIlus- trating it with several poems, notably Bhe cried ARPET 1a. wus ‘TEL. 066 CoLume! LEANING. “si¥, Sithst, re . Bernhardt will go to Paris to begin rehearsals for a new play by Maurice Donnay. 34th Street DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR Exceptional Values Gowns of Fine Nainsook,—slip-over models; trimmed with x embroidery. regularly 75c and 95¢ 50c and 75¢ N Gowns of white or “Dolly Varden” Cotton Crepe. 95c " regularly 1.50 Gowns of Fine Nainsook,—Empire or slip-over models trimmed with lace or embroidery. 90c, 1.50 and 1.95 regularly 1.50 to 2.50 ' Corset Covers of Fine Nainsook trimmed with lace com- bined with ribbon. 50c, 75c to 1.50 regularly 75c to 2.25 Corset Covers of Fine Silk Mull trimmed with lace and lace sleeves. regularly 1.50 95c Envelope Chemises of Fine Nainsook,—various models trimmed with embroidery or lace. 95c, 1.50 and 1.95 regularly 1.50 to 2.50 Drawers of Fine Nainsook,—circular or straight model trimmed with lace. 50c, 75c¢ and 95c regularly 75c to 1.50 Petticoats of Fine Nainsook,—circular model, trimmed with lace orembroidery. regularly 1.50to2.50 95c,1.50and1.95 29° Fe 2 Ta SILK PETTICOATS Petticoats of White Tub Silk,—double panel; with two @inch ruffles and silk underlay. regularly 3.50 2.95 Petticoats of White Tub Silk,—circular models with two emall ruffles regularly 4.50 3.95 Petticoats of Taffeta,—tailored model with silk underlay. regularly 8.50 2.95 Petticoats of Messaline with deep accordion pleated flounce finished with ruching; elastic belt. regularly 3.50 2.95 Petticoats of Black and White Messaline,—heavy quality with 14-inch accordion pleated flounce finished with double ruching. regularly 5.95 4.95 “Klosfit” Petticoats,—Jersey top, messaline flounce. Special 5.00 d TOILET ARTICLES é 4% Unusual Values r | Hand Mirrors,—Ivory finish...........++00++ 1.00 and 1.35 , regularly 1.25 to 1.75 ) Hair Brushes,—Ivory finish..............24.- 1.25 and 1.65 j regularly 1.50 to 2.50 Dressing Combs,—Ivory finish........... regularly 25¢ 15¢ Cretonne Pullman Aprons......... . regularly 75¢ 50c Tooth Brushes............ .-Tegularly 20c 15¢ Whisk Brooms,..........+000% . Fegularly 20¢ 15¢ Talcum Powder,—assorted odors +. Regularly 20c 17¢ + Castile Soap,—15 cakes to box..........'. ‘regularly 1.50 95c i Peroxide Soap,—12 cakes to box......... regularly 1.20 85c Ivory ‘Toilet Soap........seeeceeeee regularly 60c doz. 45¢ hi MICH Has@licceccsnesicctestveseenenes bottle 15¢ and 30c tie regularly 20 and 35c ) Glyco Thymoline,—large size........ regularly 72c 65c i) Tar Paper,—12 sheets to roll....... regularly 35¢ 25c On Sale Tuesday and Wednesday James McGreery & Co. 5th Avenue STATIONERY DEPARTMENT A complete assortment of the best grades of Writing Paper and Envelopes in various tints and sizes. Also a choice collection of Desk Sets and Novelties for gifts or prises, attractively priced. Special “Marcus Ward’s” Pongee Bond Writing Paper and En- velopes; various styles of boxing Box 75c formerly 1.00 to 1.60 Writing Cases of Real Seal Leather,—box style. 2.95 formerly 4.50 ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT Engraving in all the correct forms and letterings, at moderate prices. Orders executed at short notice. Invitations for Weddings, Receptions and other social events, At-Home, Visiting & Announcement Cards. Special Offerings Engraved Wedding Invitations in English Script,—10 lines; furnishing 100 sheets, with inside and outside envelopes. 10.50 Engraving Wedding Announcements in English Script,— 6 lines, furnishing 100 sheets, with inside and outside envelopes. 8.50 Engraving Plate in shaded Old English, name only; 50 cards. formerly 8.00 1.75 Monogram Dies,—various styles, ranging in price -50 to 3.50 each Stamping in Plain Colors..............+++ Stamping in Gold or Silver Special Values NOTIONS Sewing Silk,—100 yard Spool: Large Spools . Dress Shields Silk Covered. . Nainsook Covered e Flesh Color “Reliable”..:.. seach 7c, doz. seach 40c, doz. 4 .»-pair 12c, doz. 1. +++pair 12c, doz. 1. + +Pair 22c, doz. 2. ba einasieees pair 10c, doz. 1 Garment Shield Holders,—“Lily Ann” Bhan sasbaene eet Garment Shield Holders...............0000000 “Reliable” Hooks and Eyes Boned Banding............ Belting,—10-yd. piece...........ceeeecccceccceecees c. 65c Taffeta Seam Binding... ++-pe. 10c, doz. pes. 1.00 Snap Fasteners..............0ccceeeececcecceuees gross 35c¢ Dressmakers’ Pins...... .-¥%4 Ib. box 15¢ Silk Corset Laces,—tubular.......secccececceceeeecees 25c Lingerie Tape............ +++pe. 10c, doz. pes. 1.00 Nickel Plated Shears.............cecceceecseceees pair 25c Folding Coat Hangers. ..3 for 20¢ BROS TIO cc ssn shncesrcrecsedeseaseresesnes 4 pairs 25c CRETONNE NOVELTIES Third Floor Desk Sets,—four pieces..........ssseccccssccseceecees 1.00 Cottage Sets,—lace trimmed, 18 pieces.................4- 65c 1-11 Anson an ocanban conn e ieiae .-25c and bg Oblong Pin Cushions. . Utility Boxes......... Cabinets,—8 drawers.......... Powder Boxes and Pin Trays............0secseeeceeees 35¢ Candy Boxes, 1 Ib. size... 6... cece cece cece cece ee cueae 35c Laundry Bags.......... 25c and 50c Shoe Bags,—four pockets........0+secsesseeeeeeeeecees 25c Round Pillows............ ++ 900 Oblong Pillowys........sse+se0+ Uasesapssenuenacecee nin 45c Sinemet ne te PULITZER SCHOLAR EXCEL HE RA Sammer Business Hours: June 1stto June 12th: 8.30 A.M. to 6 P.M. “ae Ay: ye aha Ereyeerryrre Best & Co. Equally Important — No store transaction here is complete or satisfactory to us, until the customer is absolutely satisfied. This is a rule of the house, and carries with it, of course, your money back if you are dissatis- fied with any purchase— and not grudgingly, either. ATE Women’s and Misses’ Dressy Afternoon Frocks Feature two exclusive models —2nd Floor. ' The “Priscilla Frock,” a Best crea- tion, illustrated above; of soft sheer voile, white combined ‘with stripes, smartened with touches of pique; HOS BF WAG i cs ccvvaccencveees Afternoon or Dance Frocks of crepe de chine, equal in every respect to the special model we had last year at this price; in white, navy or black, sizes 34 to 40.........e008 7.50 Women’s and Misses’ “Aviator” Sport Hats Featuring three unusually smart styles in all shades, are now on sale at the follow- ing special prices: OF Fee iiscs derissiesi sponses at 2.75 OF Folded Silke. sesecencesvessenes at 3.75 CH IRIDDOR sa cesewiadecucsnceenaes at 5.00 The regular department on the Second Floor is also showin oa ict assortment of Sport Hats, priced fr --2.50 to 10.00 Misses’ Smart Dresses of Crepe de Chine Feature several exclusive new styles, afford- ing excellent values at 11.50 Entirely new models, for afternoon wear, informal dances, etc.; in navy or white crepe de chine, combined with sheer organdie or white satin; sizes 14, 16 and 17 years—4th Floor, No Approvals, 12.50, 35.00 Hi ll il il | ti Hu THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than any other morning new spaper. Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street. é Established 1879 ¥ “a U never pay more A recent instance: A Pa at Best’s’’isonly woman who bought a one part of it. blouse returned with it. Sales of Summer Merchandise | ! A Reduced Sale of Considerable Importance 7 Now in Progress—2nd Floor, Comprises a number of Tailor-made Suits of this season’s styles, for general and sports wear, marked at sweeping reductions from the original prices, Women's and Misses’ Suits of fine serges, checks and sport cloths , 15.00 Women's and Misses’ Suits of fine materials, plain and fancy models You Never Pay More at Best's’ | Soturi She explained that she simply had been carried away with enthusiasm over the style and price but really didn’t want that kind of a blouse at all. She expressed herself as particularly pleased at our willingness to adjust the matter to her satis- faction. This will be your experience too. A Reduced Sale of 550 Women’s and Misses’ Summer Lingerie Waists Commences today, Monday, at the very unusual prices of 95c, 1.65, 2.85 3.25 Being About One-Third Their Original Prices ? Including about 50 Imported French Blouses at 3.25; for Women and Misses—2nd Floor. An Exceptional Sale of - Women’s and Misses’ ‘ Fibre Silk Sweaters Will ial a Pg he bg ead opportunity if 5.00 A smart, loose igi model, half belted; in ,-; old rose, gol cohenhagen, putty and Jd white; sizes 34 to 42—, Floor. 4 $ A Reduced Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits Now in Progress Consists of a number of tical little ments, former season’ ‘erecta, maried for immediate disposal at 95c to 1.45 Less than Half the Original Prices Exceptional materials and porieanein of Best's usual standard; si 2 to 6 years, No Credits, 29.75 45.00 ‘nt