The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1916, Page 6

(Rep LAP tt preemie aearaneti persion prepay enh ca a eat ook Ran aia a Sy mes ¥ 4 tHe EVENING WUKLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 381, 1916, ) ‘ Sunday night and asked him if helof No. 67% Humboldt Street. the ene | ~ U \MUNITION INSPECTOR was still inspector of ammunition at pt dl Fred Arne of No. Sie, Morgan pg Bang Td ml gaged at Fekfort Street, were all neversly burned . TEN B R RS he was they set opon him. bout the head and upper pact of the ——e =r WASHINGTON, May 31.—It has —saemeeee the roadway for some time before he | point Hospital. nitely deided that Senator 3 ‘i ’ Erom| recovered enough to get home, He | qe ‘ Kieen whi make the speech nominating f R FRAU #/Found Unconscious To-day From) cori ncthing of tho assault when he : Vice Presi M 1 at tho St. Injuries Received Sunda went to work on Monday, He stayed Levis onvonten shee sis u ) y home yesterday. When his wife went For 10 Cents at Canarsie. to arouse him this morning she dis-| youCAN TRY ///- DE | John Brush, an ammunition tn. | covered his condition, The Modern Remedy fer spector in the E. W. Bliss Company 1 OSION HUE factory 1n Brooklyn, was found un-| GAS EXPLOSION HURTS 3. —— lees kee in Se at yi ma Tank in : uge . jams Avenue, East New York, this| standard Objects to Scandalous Libtle | Samy We Lin wt. a Wan nee andar guage of Indictment,” at {to the Kings County Hospital, where bare Mant of Billousness’ by Ham- | Saliow Skin, Wf Constipation, Sparks from a workman's hammer on| SickHeadache. Us to Offer Tomorrow New A ‘ [it was sald he was suffering from in- tank in the Standard OM! plant at . . 7 a ras tai plar | Which Judge Smiles. terna} infurtes and concussion of the | Kingsland and Meserole Avenues, Wil- i} - . l j ‘brain and might dle. net fre to the leaking gas and caused l fl a ano | eas and caused | Cats, ’tis said, have nine lives.) 4 Jury was empanetiod before Hrush became conscious for a few |an explosion in which three men, were Judge Wolverton tn the United States oments at the hospital and said that [Injured A torch of gas five feet long ; trial of Dr. John Grant Lyman, alias ~ ~ re ric Ss JohnH. Putnam, for alleged use of © = ssineainiciamni ——_—_— the United States mails to defraud. The case was opened last Monday i morning and it was nearly 1 o'clock who are continually putting | io aay before the twelfth juror was things off—delaying that which | or csrtea, Everybody in THE PIANOS—UPRIGHTS should have prompt attention. Assistant United States Attorney i tie” @ ¢ ( New York -j It Ul ire eye- | Fawin M. Stanton made the openin: PPENHEIM (>) LLI NS & (>) Sale Price glasecs, delay will not help your address ter the Government etart~ O , who understands and loves 44 Lindeman & Sons, $250 grade $175 cause; if you do not require | ing in by reading the indictment. Dr. | music knows — or should [4 -iideman & sons, 9400 grade........... There might be some excuse for eyesight neglect if we hu- mans had as many lives—but | we haven't. | The world is full of people NOTE—The Full Wanamaker Guarantee Covers Every Instrument. An Unusual Purchase Ee i m kasd i 14 Lindeman & Sons, $260 grade. . .. $215 them, the time spent to have | Lyman was on his feet in @ minute. 34th Street—New York know—the name of Linde- Sons, your eyes exatnined will be | The doctor BBs I tld et ground | man & Sons, the makers of 12 Lindeman & Sons, $295 grade........... $230 the first piano built in the more than compensated for by ‘ . the satisfaction of knowing Since Monday he has been adding «| city of New York. THE PLAYER. PIANOS this. knowledge of law to hie many other | Women’s Silk H osiery Whe tare inser eeae Sale Price ee) aT USHEE CT citize. | Sanam RRELIay pereot idiot ianos and player - pianos, 24 Henry & S. G. Lindeman, $500 grade... $345 that he was too poor to pay one. f hich there is a steadily 7 Henry & S. G. Lind $600 grad $365 t lasses. ment. This, perhaps, was the first or Ww ly ry leman, grade.... oa ppc eeatied time In the history of the court that At Reduced Prices Thursday growing demand. Lindeman & fons, end. $408 —cost from $2.09 up. Sides Wrolvertehs wioally ¥eey seek, | 5 Lindeman & Sons, $525 grade........... During the Past Ws i 1.50 Clox Silk Hose, sate Price, 95¢ “Pew Yours. CONVENIENT TERMS le je ton in his address to the jury untit| a little surplus of i i 7 4 sa tha Court tortiade: Duriiee tnieetens | One, Two and Three Row Clox. manie ate OE ase will be arranged personally with each purchaser. Oeulists and Gprrcrang ence. Te Court told the promoter. 1,200 Pairs Superior Thread Silk Hose, reinforced example, because the dealer Mi ty a” Wat ak ae hie ea tae pagreciteag sole, heel and garter top; black with white clox or 9 5 Cc who ordered them could not H ” PAGE AXE | tons he must abide by bie own beele white with black clox. Regular 1.50 vaiue take them; he had taken a preg previous lot, same style, and Lyman throughout the examination | sold them for $300; these lL of the last two jurors to complete the Women’s Silk Hose are the ones, marked $175 jor Sees Oe ome ages iehrng Reinforced sole, heel and garter top, in Black and 39 Other seed on’ beoatine : W | Sian aaa bAind BeSMBSUAIS sacere 6A twentyefive street and evening shades. Cc See Guia Were Ghana } Monday. Such phrases as “soldiers of and they were shut out from “Eddys” Sauce isa bottle full of pure relish goodness and flavor satisfaction. OLD C™s auce Is great on Potato Salad. rocers and oP seep Stores 1 Oc nual Mclain of New York Btate and at ; meetings of the National Association of Made byE. Pritchard, 33! Spring St..N.Y | Comptrollers and Accounting Officers, to be held here to-day. fortune,” “on the square” and “laying the factory catalogue. my cards on the table” figured in the Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose a eu is lisle heel id earieet i hit fi aa aad room is required questions. i Reinforced lisle heel, toe and garter top, in White, for the enlargement of the ed in h 4 Ree coin bllaghas 0p aged tice Black and colors to match shoes, suits and gowns; 85 Cc ichell i grand piano section in the if the; lated the dim- iecks A i x ire encountered. by a mea: sing also novelty stripes, ch and Richelieu rib. Lindeman factory, so the into business after he had been con- surplus was turned over to victed. In those circumstances, he us at wanted to now, et As ta prepedios his case because he gone into | business under name other thao | None Sent C. O. D. his own. Net Cost of Material and Labor permitting us to offer them to the public at prices which We fie morally cettaln we These 82 Instruments Mahogany shall not again be privi- $ i ; . " ane are all new, in flawless con- is used in most of the cases. leged to descend to. dition, with full sounding There are some of walnut There Are Also Perl len; Hy CE Oaed and oak. The 7 player- " he yer- es at $365 are i eo 31 player-pianos, Henry and actions in the shee tees pianos at $365 are in mission S. G. Lindeman make; the are widely used and very ¢#8¢S — just the instrument latest to be completed; a favorably. known. They for country bungalow or further reduction of the permit of great range of seaside home. stocks of the Henry and S, expression. They do not . A G. Lindeman factory, taken interfere in the least with Sale Begins Tomorrow over some months ago by the use of the instrument Piano Salons, Lindeman & Sons. for hand-playing. First Gallery, New Building. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth Street, New York a t To-Day. ‘Probleme of city Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Be; | Franklin Simon 8 Co. i Piel presi 37th and 38th Streets Babys’ Shoe Shop Ages 6 Months to 4 Years A Separate Shop on the Third Floor ‘We have made a study of footwear requirements for small children, with every consideration for comtort and health as well as style and service. Broadway at Ninth, New York ginning Tomorrow, Thursday, June 1, This Store Will Close at 5 lock = ‘Sizes 2 to 6. Babys’ Ankle Ties of White Buckskin Mad rt! las bast seca i Mes. fis N RFS \\\\ Every Man Will Welcome This News of a New Purchase of 769 Suitsfor Men & YoungMen 173 Suits Equal to Our $18.50 Grade at 267 Suits Equal to Our $20 Grade 196 Suits Equal to Our $22.50 Grade 1 5 50 133 Suits Equal to Our $25 Grade e This is house-cleaning time for| The styles and the unusual variety manufacturers of men’s clothing./of materials are comprehensive Most of their regular orders for this enough to suit the taste of any man. season have been filled. What stock tell remains on hand they prefer to turn| >t &¢ Special 1.50 izes 2 to 6. Ankle-Supporting Shoes of Tan or Black Kidakin With hand turned soles, rec- ommended for babies be- ginning to walk. CALENDAR SEPARATE SUPPLEMENT IN COLORS Babys’ Buttoned Shoes of White Buckskin Made on orthopedic last, with hand turned soles, Special 2.00 into ready cash. Such quick “turn- Ninety-three Patterns | ‘eo? JUNE 42 IN GREATER NEW YORK overs” generally go to their haat cus- ie in y yy ih AND VICIAITY. t tomer, in appreciation of a large and|Five Models for Men and Young Men | A vsboh * NEWSDEALERS EDITION LIMITED. PLEASE : ORDER -IN:- ADVANCE: IN ORDER TO BE SURE OF GETTING ONE OF THESE SPLENDID WILD: WEST: PICTURES, Children’s Buckskin Shoes Buttoned or Lace Of white buckskin, made on or- thopedic last, medi+m weight soles and spring heels. Special 2.50 steady outlet for their products. Worsteds, cheviots, tweeds, cassi- The pick of the surplus stocks of|meres, serges, mixtures, stripes and three such manufacturers — contrib-|checks, in gray, brown, green, blue. utors to our regular stocks—are rep-|Soft roll and conservative styles; two resented in this sale of 769 new suits}and three button sack coats; patch, (on sale for the first time Thursday). |slant and flap pockets. Ready tomorrow, Thursday, in the Lower-Price Store for Men, $15.60. Broadway, corner Eighth.