The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1917, Page 13

, Marin of No. ned, r TASER Mh Gk as a ee IMPORTER LEAPS TO DEATH IN FRONT OF ELEVATED TRAIN ' Son Reon Aiding Along Few Min- utes Later on Way to Work and Identifies Body. Miguel Marin, fifty-six, a Spanish fruit tmporter, of No. 455 West Twen- ty-pecond Street, committed suicide to- day, according to the police, by Jumps ing im front of a southbound Ninth Avenue elevated train as it was pulling into the station at Franklin Street. His Body, mangled beyond recognition, wad wedged under the car trucks, half‘an hour ensuing before a repair © erew succeeded in removing it. By & remarkable coincidence identt- fleation was made by his son, Manuel 185 West Ninetieth Btreet, in business with his father in the Franklin Street Fruit Exchange, who happened along on his way to work shortly after the tragedy. Mr. Marin caw Policeman Walsh guard- fing the body at one end of the station Platform, and also saw the police- man examining the handle of a walk- ing stick that had belonged to the @ead man. Policeman Walsh was try- img to decipher an inscription on the etick. “Where—where did you got that oane?” asked Marin curiously. Policeman Walsh told him of the @uicide, whereupon Marin staggered. He said the cane belonged to his fathér. A fow minutes later, at the Beach Street Police Station, he {den- tified property found in the dead man's pockots. | Marin céuld ascribe no reason for ct. He said thelr busi- osperous and that his father was in good health. He had vistted his father last evening. His Mother and five other children, he aid, aro in Spain. His fo received an etionate |etter from the family yesterday and appeared to be in par- MWoulariy cheerful spirits. jotorman =MoCall says Marin waited until the train was about a @ozen feet away and then jumped in front of it. The trains that followed were brought up to the siailed train @nd the passengers walked through ‘the cars to the station platform, this @rrangement minimizing the delay x tent. ns have been tn business at Exchange for fourteen concep GOT $350 IN PHONE BOXES. Youth Who Co ed Had Con- trivance for Getting at Nickels. In tho hands of Angus McTavish, youth who has served a Sing Sing term for fobbery, Detective Cassassa, who ar. rested him at the instance of a tele; eirl in © ‘se to found an ingen- fous Jackscrew cc end crushing automa Phone boxes so t Could be exira McTavish co the contrivanc coin-slot tele: at the money tn them oldest of New Y home, No. 11 Wa nm Square to @ay at the age of eighty-seven years. | For many years Mr. Taller was a leader fa the society life of the elty late fhe has been seldom seen except as he! took the air in brief excursions from hi. home which he had persistently refused te move from the site of his youthful activities Mr. Tatler is survived by his wife irs. Agnes Suffern Taller, his daugh fere, dirs. Robert Livingst Burnett, Mro. for cutting | red aching lsat ref re- freshed after an application | i T of Sloan’s Liniment, do not | rab, it penetrates and soothes. | Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments, does not stain the skin, Have a bottle handy for rhreu- | matic pains, neuralgia, gout, lume | bago, sprains, strains, toothache, | | bruises and muscle soreness. “Atal! druggist . and si 00, 50e INFORMATION WANTED, | Pre jorees Washington ect, WASHI IN, Feb, 16.—Presitent Wilson, in a letter to Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, added his endorsement to-day to the plan of the George Washington Memorial Association to erect a $3,000,- 000 building here as a monument to the first President. The memorial would be placed on the site of the old Pennsyl- Vania station, Usuall the President declines such erdorsements on the kround that {f he should back one he Should be expected to do the same with KEEP URIC ACID. OUT OF JOINTS Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to Eat Less Meat and Take Salts, Rheumatism is easier to avoid than ‘0 Cue, states a well-known vuthority. We ure advised to dress warmly; keep the feet dry; avoid exposures ent less | meet, but drink plenty of guod water. | Rheumatism 4 direct result of eating too much meat and other rich | foods that produce uric acid, which :« absorbed into the blood. It 's the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the Np of the skin are also a means of freeing the ble. d of this impurity. In damp end chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to "fitted the uric acid, which keeps “accumulating end e!rcu- lating through the system, eventually settling in the joints and muscles, causing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatis: At the first twinge of rheumatism get from ‘ any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a Lablespoon- ful in a glass of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimulating the kidn to normal ac- tion, thus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless! and is made from the acid of grapes | and lemon juice, combined with tichia, and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism, Here you have a pleasant, effervescent lith ater drink which | helps overcome uric acid and is bene ficial to your cys as well.—Advt. DR. SALTER’S Scientific Dentistry Setintge New acientific {teas and methods teeth are pe placed by Dit. "Ral ia) PORCELITE BRIDGEWORK nd now—gothing hike it—dow aw ‘dtap ay te m . Salte:'s New | conpuctive, “ANAESTHESIA/ METHOD. Full Sete of Teeth - - $5 00 up Gold Flilinze - - - $1.00up * Goid Crowns, 22 kerat $5.00 up Sliver mots N 500 up| Dr. SALTER, Dentist, 489 Fulton Street, Brkt. Bo Sure to Get the Beht NATTENDAN Bld St. and Bay Ridge Office: BANKING AND FINANCIAL, NOTE ADVANCE IN PRICE Feb. 201) the price of Dentola Advances to 75 Per Share We offer a limited quantity sub- Ject to At sale t 50c YALUE, 1.00, A Trading — w arate, abd we vunce ta. par action necessary. on Request. J. F. DOWER & CO. 39 New St. New York. LAMB. ‘ImportedSardines | a cama fA (8 J in many styles, much below regular prices FOR SALE, i Phiippe & Canaud fancy : i ees | DIAMONDS quality eal vi tl latest designs in standsand| new and up-to-date a sists WATCHES Bde ermouth shades; henvy cast standss! signs: at 10 10 25 per cent, [32 $16.95 SEND FOR BOOK OF GEMS M re California ; with overlaid metal work| : r "7 80 17.95 $2599 $1 Weekly {OPEN Daly cidone Ae ats nn ve Mae Wines | Old Lewis ||] Shades; burner, maniio| '€s* than regular. These | 8.25 1950 950% $1 Weekly} Savuntpe ) 10¢ eae ype Soe ane PORT, SHERRY Hunter Rye and chimney; 6 ft. of tub | come complete for gas, but | 9.95 50 | MOO’ 42Weeriy| MLS : Ni Ze | | Tame SUGARS gée 1] PM Muscare |] Mayme ne || | ing with goose any dome can be fined | 1098 ah Op Pst Re OReTLGAR ?!? Ie dyeen 4 4 neck; eae with three electric tights | 14/95 1075 24.9 | fresh caught, Id STEAKS 1 ¢ “SUGARS ibe,, 40€ pial: ie BQ ‘de for 4, 95| for $1 additional 15.00... 11,50 23.95 HERRING: Be] NETS terre’ 200 | | xxx Tame” ge pie nere, at penalised wiatahcaiagtss 16| waney. No! Ie SUGARS Ibs, 40€ 4..80° 150) Vermouth ° FD IANORDSCWATCHES; : uf ! Ponince 4.986 1 20/1 Bows | FREE Qeflenagl COLD OR AOC GREEN ores Witt PREIS emer — \ LIBERAL CREDIT The best elections in the Faust perme, te 2 ) est VALUES IN THE CITY \} P ° " marae Kumme! 48. | ye Y ait. G02 #6 19° AWeek|“euant | | Bf Pros | | n is Ing or e| GuARATE 8 1°? 62°? AWeek Hi aa EA Cr ' | Con rroenTian 9 2OQ*?: 9-4°°A Week 7 baa’ h Tre 1 (ROYAL AMena wae ca h us L ra [ramen wrencn 0? . _Just a Few Handy Household ne 35 MAIDEN LANE eRekit eta \ Pure Breakfast Basal nalish: | Gi FTF Galvanized Iron Ash | 55¢ Galvanized DIAMONDS ON CREDIT : SHORTCAKES A Cocoa “ try Gin a fF Cans size 18x25 Iron Garbage Liner at wack abil 2. 8 |= —— Fountain quailty; Golden | berles, #2) The] | | eek Renee SAE Canestiet Bb American Watch & Diam nd resh Fruits Weduing | ° i | er Cnn SOV8E; G@ MAIDEN LANE, Phone Cort. BRUT. Ager det SWEET ORANGES — thin] RED TAREE | frye Whisky Allasch =| | i 1 at cits? aa PIANOS UD ON «EDIT, wal skin, fui extra fa OurOwnkoasting gullon, $2.84; wien time! ei li a5. on t 4 36 siomue $4, box of 176, $3.50; box of 125 FINE OLD BOGOTA quent 79¢ | Miche'von & a] © 33.25 La ‘ L.WASWEET SCO. 110 tie h Floor, % box, $1.80; 95 : ‘ Corr! bo 1 | Ash S0c Step Ladders $50 (009! NGS gu IY! \ don wid hak TORY "Woe, 3.105 De eae | troy | ae Pn well eT ROLOLIT iA ey ane. GRAPE PRUI ys thin | PINE Ad FANCY BOURBON SAN Baitin $004 |} Cocktails $14.50 Bonton Coal Cooking Range — | |} body made, with pa b Wi, $2.02 TOS COFFER es Me hcamacutae (Me No. 7 size, made with large cabinet | | Y bot pote mt oa — — pitends: ORE | bon ml - 3 1 | White Ename ar a rl Kreame euvy hae te Ptieet Aten enna, Wed SC TEAS green, lack Hennessy's ||] & Co.'s | foaster 10.50 at aera. aa senuine LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS ) z ‘ fbveddy A8-10:G4e . Scotch | $1.75 Aluminum Coffee Percolators | 1 50 White \ i rrp soppee bia ts ; maar: tba 10¢ WCE S TRAS Whisky 6 octegan ny 45 $ “Hi nite Enamel Medicine or GENUINE Rendies) ee pa © Ph Sei Mt sil | J waite TURN ‘ V4.8. canisters, 1 and | shape and glass vilet Cabinet mirror in’ front z : Nepean PEBREF ho scare scutes |] prop’ ht | TA ' e 8 1] | Duteh Cleanser 3 removable gl COPPER 1 OR SaeeEEESEE mute OC] Tt : j | ce le AL 15 (Beccrn) “1.85 HELP WANTED—MALE - — — —— ——- a ) Dis ALIA Mi bis wa ULE! resp, ‘GOLD STAMPS REDEEMABLE FOR $2.50 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE IN ANY DEPARTMENT OR FOR $2 IN CASH AT THE 4S, & U. OFFICE ON ¥HE 5TH FLOOR ia, To Bu rmcmrmummmmmnanmens VUble JA Green Stamps Till 12 o'Clock— Single ZAC Stamps Thereafter — Single Mera Goll Stamps ALL DAY | i} Pe nee te ne goes T y= Friday Sales in New York’s ‘‘Economy Center’’= Greenhut’s Peroxide Hard Water Soap Sale Beginning Tomorrow and Right Through Until the End of March. At % Original Prices 10c Cake at 5c 12 Cakes for 60 24 Cakes for $1.20 72 Cakes for $3.60 . 144 Cakes for $7.20 Here's a soap that is unmatch- able for purity and lasting qual It is only once a year that we such sharp reductions on its pri consequently you are advised to lay in an ample stock in the course ft this sale. enhut’s Hard Water Perox- ide Soap lathers freely in all waters, hard as well as soft. It is a soap of rare quality which we can heartily recommend (Surplus stock from one C. O. D. orders filled. In a market hut's "Big Stor offer this exce, Hundreds of We make th classified as eagle eye of th fects.” Howe’ bide and w he styles a of leathers ir PATENT LEA Cto Ein thee Just in time for the party seaso soles; covered Cuban and Cuban L Colors include Blue, Lavender, Not every size in each color, bu in the shade to match your gown Do YOUR M The ¢ Mail and Telephone orders fille: Call or write for OUR NEW G We also supply books of printed p with the minimum of frouble. Fresh Meats ancy ROAST BEE 2he ugtive fi VEAL—rumps of miik fed; VEAL—-shoulde of milk fed; Ibs LAMB HE EVENING WORLD, TRURSDAY, THE BIG STORE” FREE—‘ofSonué GOLD OR 2tvAC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES 50e to 75c Shirtings and Waistings, at, a Yard . An exceptionally attractive chowing of the new silk and cotton ibis. in beautiful plain and fancy stripes, offered in the Wash Goods Store tomorrow at this exceptionally low price. FREE—ofSonngd GOLD OR tA GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Men’s *3.50 to 5 Shoes at *2, 65, these shoes have Goodyear welted soles, Women’s $2.50 & 83 Satin Evening Slippers at $]. 49 — FREE—@fferrsé GOLD OR 2t-AC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES —— ireenhut Grocery Store is a model of its kind in New York and is everything that w first FEBRUARY 15, 1917. FREE—@Qfhenegl COLD OR 2100 GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES———-——— Our Home-Outfitting Stores Are at Their Best During the Mid-Winter Furniture Sale Now at Its Height From an expensive period suite to the smallest article in use in the kitchen, values unexcelled. In the Furniture ‘Store Bear in mind that in this once-a-year event your savings range from 10 to 40 per cent. Excellent White Enamel Bedsteads Think of It! *6.10 Choice of two styles, as illus- trated. Unquestionably the biggest value of its kind offered in any furni- ture sale now in progress, or in any event likely to be announced. Measured by to-day's standard of this offering matchless, SIXTH AVE.. 18™TO19™ STREET — :REE—‘fSereed GOLD OR 2A GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES —— “van Coats at 510 Warm (Sizes for Misses and Small Women only.) Coats from our own superb stocks Formerly Priced at $16.50 and $19.50 We reduce the price for tomorrow's sale to $10, simply for the reason that quantities, styles and sizes are limited. This is the Biggest Coat Sale from the Bargain Stand- point Announced This Winter. And remember, please, only 134 Coats in the entire offering. So come early! COATS. OF ZIBELINE, *VELOUR CLOTH, IMITATION BOLIVIA, TWO-TONED BOUCLE AND PLUSH, re two-inch post beds, with }4-Inch bret hy and, to Insure evenness of finish, the enamel! is baked on. These 4tt. and 3 may be bad in sizes 4 ft. 6, In the Drapery Store’ , Tapestry by the Yard—a choice selec- | Cretonne——-dainty color effects ih ex-| Crossbar Scrim with Double Loatane > i ~} cellent assortment; yard Guise wee aiated Fes Th tH tion of designs for furniture cover. vard Joe, 22¢ and 2%e| beuble let‘ Ninhguideehe-cinieats plenty of choice of the full flaring and Colored Bordered Serim— splendid | tien effect; yard 18¢ ie Price 35 2.65 belted models, with large collars to match material or of plush. You must choose early in aed day if at all. No Mail, Phone, C. O. D. Colored Bordered Dotted Swiss—very value for the price; yard ibe | orehy eitecisi yard in Plain Double Border Serim— white | Colored Madras—bluc and pink ef- and ecru; yard Ie! fects; exquisite designs; yard. . .27¢ Ulcdhe. Some coe ame net Pareatv come te In the Floor Covering Stoge ; New—New—New $19.50 Axminster Rugs— 6x9; aa Axminster Rugs size ea Ht Leet Brussels sieht é $22.50 Axminster Rugs~ 6x9; ve 7.6x0;| $19.50 Velvet Rugs —size 6x9; Suits, Coats and Dresses || wir noc ssssra 23°" Se Lasse Nee Bae ess New fashions, new Mo My S10 Tape Mrwoe Re id ecoht MD setts 0s) a DES. aR * ssuse many of the sure-to-be favorites, $14.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs size |$9U5 Tapestry Brussls Rugs size | $29.50 Wilton Rugy—size 6x9; Suits at $14.75 to $79.60 Coats at $10.75 to $39.50 TROL Stes sacs sveney $12.50) 6x9; at $8.75! at wisuaaeuinN $26.50 Drefses at $5.95 to $87.5 ci FREE-—‘ofSenngé GOLD OR 2isAC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Dinner Sets---Kitchen China Economy Offerings That No Housekeeper Can Afford to Overlook The Spring season with its many home replenishing needs will soon be here, and values like these only help to emphasize the supremacy of Greenhut's Downstairs Store as the best place in New York to buy what you need in table and kitchen china, AT LEAST A SCORE OF OTHER SPECIALS (ALL EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE) FOR EVERY ITEM PRINTED HERE 39¢ of America’s leading mills is represented.) No Mail, Phone or which is devoid of underprice shoe offerings, Green- e” finds itself in the fortunate position of being able to ptional special for men. pairs of high-grade shoes of standard $3.50 to $5 grades. é price $2.65 a pair, simply because these shoes are “factory checked,” which simply means that under the he shoe inspector they did not measure up to “per- ver, the defects are unimportant, in most cases imper- ill in no way hurt the service or style are up-to-date, the quality of the best. Your choice cludes GUNME TAL CALF, TAN RUSSIA CALP, THER AND KIDSKIN; button and lace styles. All Sizes from 6 to 11; widths is an offering of 100 Piece Dinner Sets—(Fine American Porcelain) Dainty gold spray decoration; set complete for 12 per- 97 95 sons. Speclally priced for tomorrow, at 100 Piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets—-conventional bor- der decoration; set complete for 12 persons; $1 9 QF oe ea at At $14 we offer a 100 Piece American Porcelain Dinner Set of better quality--extremely dainty border decoration. —S “Odd” Lots of Porcelain Kitchen Ware At Astonishingly Lowered Prices ntire lot n. Good-looking footwear, made of fine quality slipper satin, with hands turned ouis heels. Nile Green, Red, White, Gray and Pink t all sizes from 2! to 8 in the entire lot, and no doubt you will find just the size arketin Here Other Sales Dinner Plates— 1 fe_| This is all American Porcelain-every picce perfect | Bakers 15 For Tomorrow include: each, at vc every piece of sood quality—-dark banded edge each, at., ‘ Ic It sets the pace 2 Breakfast Plates- 1 | Pie Plates: Soup Plates- l >, | Nappies uss Grocery store should be. Men’s and B m each, at mC) seach, at 10¢ euch, at ac | cach, at d prompily. Telephone Chelsea 4000 mens Oys Tea Plates 1Qc! Bread and Batter Fruit Saucers 6 Oatmeals ROCERY CATALOGUE, It's FREE Clothing euch, wt , i iisiseceasth sai Ol; east sh | each, at astals to enable you to order by mail Even if the above offerings are not exactly what you need now, it will more than repay your visit to ¢ Women’s House to come here for anything that you do need in China, House Wares or Home Outlittings of any description. Dresses FREE—fferedé GOLD OR ZAC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Bargains in Lamps White Goods,« Ete. Pure Plum Jam | Fepaige aualitys eanally Full details in our advt sat ae tH in today’s Evening Journal A varied collection of gas and electric domes in bent and leaded art plas , also gas table lamps