The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 11

f f ~ CLIMBS 10 STORIES ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1918. sendifisnnccons sands during the noon hour to-day by climbing the face of the ten-story Mills Building at Bload Street and Exchange Place for the benefit of the Knights of Columbus Drive, which started this morning and will be-on all this week at Coney Island. The “Fly” took the most difficult corner of the building for his upward crawl. Before he had climbed to the first floor every window in the neigh- borhood was filled with women, an1 soon traffic in the financial canyoas was blocked. ’ It was at the southern end of the structure that the climb was made, and thousands breathlessly watched the deft fingers of the “Fly” as they |went from crevice to grack for a | finger hold on the Mills Building. He did all sorts of stunts on the way up BEFORE BIG CROWD FORK. OF C. DRIVE “Human Fly” Scales Face’ of} Mills Building and Does | Startling Stunts. 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M, TO 6 Hair tare for alt soldiers qnd sailor P, M. DAILY EXCEPT SUN: sab chanp | AM. | AM. | PM DAY. UP BOATS | rrrougn | Keene | Saturday ’ Ronee Wervice | Berviee | Special | Rens he $0 | Went iBhe'ac: | pag ————— = hear Moaiiaia: | 93130 FOR 3ALE. Wetreangays aoly)| °11:80 fon CREDIT 37 MAIDEN LANE. Riv KEVH's WH JAMON sag 8) Trot Casal we. wet| | ANEVERSIDE | ‘and nolidaye, 9. V'. M. | PE WAY & YOST. IM Hgrkahire wit all from | HENDERSON’S : and the crowds marked his progress, as he seemed to slip or lose his grip. At |the eighth floor he got a toe hold of \the window ledge and hung head | downward The girts in the window handed him | | some candy and he flung it into tho \ upturned faces of the crowds below. From thé roof a rope hung, evidently there in case the climber needed It. | | He threw it with disdain up on to the |roof. ‘Then, pausing to throw his hat | down to the crowd to be auctioned for | |the benefit of the Knights of Colum- | |bus, he swung himself up after the |rope and landed on the roof with a! broad grin. The hat floated downward throug’ various stratas of air, hovered above the heed of a negro, and then settled | tight on his woolly crown. ‘There was no auction, and the ne- gro went home with the “Human Fly's” new white skyplece, “ohs” and “oohs” from for infants and children manufacturer of remedies for a time at least, any as it has been which the prescription for: the tried and true é tters by Grateful as. H. Fletcher. iven our it to all ays: ‘We have “You have the best medicine in ceburg, Ind., sa ‘As I have had L ays: ‘‘We began giving your old and have kept it up ever ado Sprin, iby when she w: 195 pounds. Everyone rem: edit for it. says: ‘‘We com four weeks Co 8: [A ALWAYS BEARS hileAiht ¢ | STEAMBOATS. DEAR vore OUNTAIN B 45 MILES, Mo Fr HUDSON, St. Grand Republic \y" key i, DANC| hsIMENTS. Db T . 73, METROPOLITAN LINE t BOSTON via CAPE COD CANAL. Staterooms, Mealy—The Best, TELEPHONE JBARCLAY 5000. VAUDEVILLE. ae FRPROCTOR'S ‘ns. | i et Near Cth Av, 1Chvna.Ra The Only ( Doria Han! 1 & Ricardo rf Bi WWAY & T Daily Mata, ae-81 DEERING‘ FOR” CAUSE OVERHEAD JAN Passengers Still Muddled About Shuttle—Confusion Over Brooklyn Transfers, Though about one person in ten got off the west side subway line at Ties Square during the rush hour this morning, expecting to find a shuttle train there—though the papers had told him for three days he would not—the other nine who knew the ropes went to their destinations with the usual modicum of subway dis- comfort only. The scenes of jam and hysteria enacted at the Times Square and Grand Central terminals of the short shuttle service on the opening day of the new “H" system were elim- inated. To-day's single>point of confusion lay at the Rector and Greenwich Street transfer point of the West Side line, where those wishing to go to Brooklyn had to take a transfer and walk over to the Wall Street sta- tion of the old subway to catch a train through the East River tube. Here, as in the case of the shuttle terminals on the opening day, thore was a marked lack of signs telling transferred passengers where to go when they got their pink slips $50,000,000 IS NEEDED FOR NEW K, OF G, DRIVE Supreme Directors Adopt the Slogan “Everybody Welcome, Everything Free.” Supreme Directora of the Knights of Columbus from all parts of the United States and Canada are meeting at the f to-day perfecting plans of in- nal importance to be presented | symptoms or nature’s warnings, needed to carry on the work here and abroad in the next twelve months ‘The Supreme Board of Directors \o- e. This was adopted when it was deci*ud to main- tain no canteen in K. of C. huta, but to give all supplies to soldiers without charge. ican Minister at Havana has cal to the Committee on Public Inform: tion of the death of Prof, Williams of Ithaca, N. Y. His death followed an attack of pleurisy, Arrangements | are being completed to send the body to Ithaca. 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No Mail or Phone Orters. 38-INCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Value 27 SALE .19 Limit 20 ‘Yards BLEACHED SHEETINGS 60 inch—(lor single size beds)—value .51. SALE 37 72 inch—(for ‘4 size beds)—velue .66.... SALE 44 81 inch—(for full size beds)—value .64,.. SALE AZ Standard Make Sheetings— Bleached and Unbleached Bleached, . Brown 42 in —our reg AB g 45 in.—our reg. At 9 g 45 in,—our rE By 54 in.—our reg. 80 9 80 in.—our reg, 50— gg | ‘78 in.—our rf 00 : 90 in.—-our reg 7 GS | Value 8%...SALE 6% RUGS SALE VALUES ON! These prices are in majority of instances lower facturers’ asking price to-day. GENUINE DELTOX OR CREX GRASS Ox12 fect—-Chinese and medallion designs— brown, blue and gray grounds— our regular 811.85 1% BIGELOW HARTFORD RUGS —(About 60) ARS A ~Oxle WILTON RUGS, ft—slight mill imperfections Na perfect price 840.00 29.50 Moke yan ALEX. SMITH'S 865. SEAMLESS AXMINSTERS- MORNING SPECIALS—Today MEN'S BUITS—THIRD FLAOK to 16 yrs August Sale of MUSLINS, SHEETS and Sweeping CLEARANCES for Our 26th AUGUST SALE ‘also novelty borders—green, repeals Special 8.44 DEVELON-TREWAN’S GRADE & FAMOUS ROUBAIX and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. Wet of Fifth Arete CASES August Sales.” Our 26th AUGUST SALE of BLANKETS and HOUSEHOLD DRY GOODS NOW ON! For More Than a Quarter of a Century These August Sales Have Been Conspicuous Success Sale Depts. Include :— & Blankets Rugs Muslins Linens Scarfs—Shams Quilts Curtains and Sheetings Towels Cutlery Comfortables prayers Sheets Towelings Soaps Tickings jes _ Pillow Cases Silverware Pillows Flannels Sheets and Pillow Cases WillsWosh-Heavier and No Brand PILLOW CASES 49x36 in.—Our reg. 43 aie ... SALE BT 45x36 in.—Our reg. 46 SALE .38 60x36 Our reg. .51 SALE .44 54x36 in.—Our reg. .56..... SALE .48 SHEETS 54x90 in.—Our reg. 91.99 SALE 1.28 i ‘ SALE 1,48 vo SALE 1,48 SALE 1.64 SALE 1.77 Extra Long Pillow Cases to 40}; inches Extra Long Sheets to 3 Yards AUGUST SALE REDUCTIONS nd Utica Special Lot of Hemstitched Sheets and Sheets (Broken assortment), sizes before hemming Value SALE | 63x90 in.—$1.64.. 1.36 74x90 in, —$1.79.. LZ 81x00 in.—$1.89.. 1.68 No Mail or Phone Orders on Above. Value 81x99 in.—82.04. 1,92 90x90 in, 82.14. 1.80 90x90 in, 82.24. SALE 04 er August Sale of Towels items—all staple “qual Months of preparation have enabled us to offer these exceptional thrift ities.” COTTON HUCK TOWELS than manu- Hemmed white borders our reg. $1.60 (dot) og 1.38 RUGS : Bleached white our reg. ~ hemmed ~~ 18 also Selkirk & COTTON HUCK TOWELS colored or striped borders~~ SALE 2A BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS valle een eane terry striped bordere— 17.50 our reg. 80 SALE .23 TURKISH BATH Fall wear ps4 37 ct. Fancy Dress Ginghams. ... le—fabric PHIKD FLOOR, va-ingh—checks, stripes.” plaids, ty ierstenrien tm ® we.l as plain co 74 ct. Boys’ Sport Blouses “ a Ce combined with Light and medium striped per This fabric is Blue. cates white, blue chambray, dre: well om ade TI LEGAeenING PLOOe. PABKI |ASEMENT. ety ors ISMN $1.25 Fountain Pens ” Were 88.75 and $10.75. AP “ Gold pen point=self filler, with Were $16.75 and 618.75 and fancy stripe clip attached or army and y % Wtviek> | Slip ettached—supply of ink Were $21.50 sizes 1244 t tablets. Were $26.75 hove’ FURS HIRD FLOOR STATIONERY DEPT —THIRD FLOOR potaaat $1.15 Children’s Barefoot Sandals €7| 97 ct Mohair Sicikennes. ™ : With leather soles, also Play 50-inch—finer weave, high lustre Oxfords With Elkskin soles— - ‘ay, tan, brown, ni Were $89.75....++00908 sizes 6 to 8 only and bi oF iB, suits, ote es HOE DEPT. - SECOND FLOOR, Dikiasg GOODS —MAIN FLOOR Were $47.50, 5 Tl aaa Were $31.50 and $34.50 Yonkers rade Stele & | WILTON RUGS— TURKISH BATH TOWELS Hartford's fine Axminsters— Seamless—solid colors— Pure white—hemmed— Gxiz2 ft. 9x12 ft.—elsewhere to wide colored borders— 44 to-day’s value 845 & 848 38.44 $80.00. , 58.50 our reg. 54 SALE . MATS Tile patterns in desirable ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephane Orders. | colors—our reg. .97,.SALE 2 ; w. Suits, 4.17 | $1.64 & $1.75 Silk Foulards Tae | | TURKISH. WASH CLOTHE nleeves 35 inches— navy and colored Colored stripe centre and edge grounds—neat designs firm weave~ blue, rose, plum and SILKS— MAIN FLOOR our reg. 8 SALE &) khaki—sizes 14 to 44 FR 4 ig | WOMBN'E SUITS -BEOOND FL $5.97 Merosllies Spreads tinioh Ftd TURKISH WASH CLOTHS $2.78 Women's & Misses’ Tub Skirts. 1.44] designs. Fine quality—colored borderg and Gabardine and pique—v ty of SPREADS—BASEMENT space for initial modest extra AH NOON 20 t, Toweling ee aan rv our reg. 15 SALE AL | al nd ri - lored bi $2.19 Voile Blouses... 2.16 qOWELINGS MAIN FLOOR IMP'TD TURKISH TOWELS Kino organdie-—tucked or 18Ce |§4.83 Feather Pillows, 22328. .. 9.98 | | Bath size—all around colored trimmed——neat styles Down filled-—excellent qualit borders—attractive, stron, BLOUBE DEPT p60 FLOOR ickings—cassorted stripes. towels . 26 .00 Men's Suits rae 12.96] 24x30-—-Our reg, 85.87... .. BBB our reg. $1.28 SALE . $18.00 Men's Sate. oe ccon, blue, | 26430—Our rem, 98.97.00 0.8.07 | Ln piotn-plain colors or stripes. PILLOWS - BASBMBNT. ——————— Clearance Reductions on $7.94 Bags’ Suite—6 to 17 9 6.50 ‘“ , - Srtolk modela—dark, Bray ese: BembNortolke aig atripes, checks Sop "attached collars Women’s and Misses and, Tixthres—some have extra y RE seine oie kie eeAon Dresses CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR : a i ; seh dle 35 ct, Silk Mined Ceitfonottes Tid Marked With Red Tickets nndewiie duck | “Waki Vikas FAMhuOS® Smart, seasonable models suitable only one or two clude Wool nd Serges. Satin, in Black and wantable 5.94 9.94 12.94 16.94 19.94 22.94 4 29.04 }