The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 7

i} | BATTALION CHIEF HURT, 200 PERSONS, N PERL AT FRE Families Driven From Homes| by $75,000 Flames in East 126th St. Warehouse. Acting Battalion Chief Charles W. Rankin, Chief Kenlon‘s assistant, re- orived a fractured leg during the fire in the five-story Royal Storge Ware- house, No, 159 East 126th Street, early to-day. Battalion Chief Rankin delivers Chief Kenlon's orders to subordinates at fires. He had been in the burning building and was descending the front stoop when a cascade of water pour- ing out of the door swept him from his feet and caused the fracture, His left log was weak from an injury sus- tained three years ago at a fire. He 4s an honor man of the department, having distinguished himself particu. larly at the Equitable fire. The fire in the warehouse started at 6 A.M. on the third floc: Police. man John Conway aroused the fam-| iltes in the five-story house, No. 163, next door, and carried to the street| Mrs. Mary Fisher, sixty years old, | an invalid. The tenants in Nos, 164] and 166 East 127th Street, in the| rear, also were ordered to the street, + More than 200 persons thus driven out sought refuge in restaurants and| ‘= stores in Third Avenue, An elevator shaft in the ware- house carried the flames through the building #0 quickly three alarms were sounded. The surface cars on Third and Lexington Avenues were stopped | for two hours and the Third Avenue “L" trains had to carry their loads of rush hour workers through a cloud of smoke. The flames were confined to the one bullding, doing | damage estimated at $75,000. | “BELGIAN JACK,” HERO OF RAINBOW DIVISION, IS LOST Water Spaniel, Gassed Twice, Wandered Out of Office in Putnam Building. ‘This is the tale of a dog, one of the war's real heroes. His name is ‘Bel- sian Jack.” He's a bob-tailed water gpantel, shaved from the shouldebs down, about five years old and weigh- ing nearly twenty-five. pounds. His owner, Freoman Bernstein, the theat- : THE EVE As the dog has been gassed twice Bern- the war, and was “on guard” at the stein thinks that he may have lost his|body of a dead French soldier when found. mind, “Belgian Jack” was found on the| »in’ only thing, Bernstein battlefield at Cheppe, France, June 29.| blanket, which bears pany A, U7th Supply Train. The dog | Potion went through all the trying battles with| Kent §260 for Jack, Stern Brothers West Forty-second and WestForty-third Streets Our establishment will be closed all day To-morrow DECORATION DAY and will be open Saturday as usual from 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. 8 to re. hero is a khaki Cy ees y .| stripes, and the insignia of the Rain- 1918, by Private Joseph Bent of Com- stripes, end the insignis of the mati: Bernstein says he paid Private and ‘will pay « the Rainbow Division until the end of! good reward for the dog's recovery. FUR STORAGE (COLD DRY AIR) 2% ABSOLUTE SECURITY ALTERATIONS AT SUMMER PRICES 384 Fifth Avenue rieal agent, In the Putnam Building, Broadway and 434 Street, is doing everything in his power to locate him. Bet. 35th and 36th Sts. Phone 2044 Greeley clean sugars | kept clean If there is a single grain of loose sugar in the room a fly will find it. Try it. No flies, ants nor dust can sift into your sugars if they are Domino. These sturdy cartons and strong cotton bags are your protection. Domino Cane Sugars are accurately weighed, packed and sealed by machine. American SugarRefining Company ‘*Sweeten it with Domino’’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown, | pomne Golden Syrup, Kanelasses Cane Sugars tag) Ba Ts a We don't feel ourseloes in a the bride's privilege. But if one more drop of happiness were needed to make her full cup overflowing, we feel that we can supply it—'though in a material way—in the form of lovely clothes to grace the occasion, and the occasions thereafter. For could even a brid tread paths so high above the clouds as not to realize the part that clothes play in the chain of great events? the flower girl and the page To them it is the “thrill that comes once in a lifetime” to be fussed up and allowed to appear at a wedding. To the wedding they lend the charm that only chil- dren give. These’ little clothes will make them more lively still—if that were possible. If the Flower Girl is between 6 and 10 she might wear a frock of flesh or white Georg- ette Crepe in Empire style with a little surplice fichu collar. Picot edged ruffles trim the skirt, the collar and the short sleeves. $10.74 If She ts 3 to 5, she would be just dear in ® white net frock trimmed with dainty Val. lace. It is over a lace trimmed slip of white China silk. Little touches of hand smocking trim the neck, and there's a lovely sash girdle of pink or blue satin. $19.79 Another Organdie Frock for ‘a little youngster of 4 or 5 years is fashioned without a waistline. It just has a square collar of em- broidered organdie with two-tone lavender satin ribbon threaded through. $14.49 the Pi there ia the ‘cutest. suit “with satin knickers and Eton jacket, and white satin blouse with little pleated frills trimming the front, the Eton collar and cuffs. Sizes 4 to 7 years. $14.74 Pertaining toa June Bride the bridal gown is the outward manifestation of cher- square ished ho realized. It should be worth all the beforehand planning and all the afterward memories that cling about a thing so full of sentiment. In the Women’s Dress Section you Three Tiers of fine Silk Lace cover the skirt of a white satin gown that +has a long square train from the shoulders. A spray of oran; blossom nestles in the crushed le at the waistline. $74.75 Exquisite Pearl Trimming is the only adornment to be found on a white satin gown that is draped artistically. ‘The only part of the dress that shows no draping is the train, w single long panel, starting at the shoulders and trailing freely. $79.75 White Satin Slippers, $5.94. For the Groom—‘‘the conventional black’”’ The faultlessly fitting cutaway coat, the striped trousers, the snowy shirt, the correct tie, the shoes, the silk hose, and all that goes to make a bride’s trousseau We speak of her personal trousseau here—her lingerie. Those cherished bits of intimate apparel that are worn beneath the bridal gown, and afterwards repose on top of all the other things in her dresser drawer, can hardly be too fine. These sets consist of nightgown and envelope chemise, White Satin, gleaming ivory white satin is used in this lovely set. The gown is trimmed with wide Val. lace and inserti at the square neck and tiny cap sleeves; large splash bows of satin ribbon add a final bit of loveliness Gown, 824.75; tax, $1.98; total, $26.73, Envelope Chemise, total, $17.97. White Georgette Crepe, because of the loveliness of the fabric itself is very simply The top is surplice fashion inset with bands of narrow Val. lace and finished with small flat The lower parts of both gown and chemise are accordion pleated. trimmed in this bridal set. tailored bows. Gown, $19.79; tax, $1.48; total, $21.27. Envelope Chemise, $16.79; tax, $1.18; total, $17.97. $16.79; tax, $1.18; White Crepe de Chine makes an exquisite bridal set. The tops of both gown and chemise are of Georgette crepe, inset with Val. lace insertions and artistic little medallions. Rows symbolic trimmin, Gown, $26.79; t Envelope Chemise, total, $28.97. little love-knots, with long streamers form the dainty and $19.79; tax, $1.48; total, $27.27. Gere Third Floor, Rear. Herald Square Store closed all day to-morrow—Memorial Day i Store Hours: 9.00 A. M. to 5.30 P, M7 2iiXxananananariaran ing and fills the air with sunshine Add to these the gleaming white satin gown of the bride, the pastel tinted frocks and hats of the brides- wer girl pages, and last, but ferdly least, the “conventional black" of the groom, and the beauty of the pic- ture is assured. ‘the maid of honor and the bridesmaids contribute so much to the loveliness of a wedding that one can hardly spend too much thought on the subject of their clothes. These suggestions may be of interest. The Maid of Honor would be charming in a frock of flow- ered chiffon. The one we are speaking of has no adornment save the beauty of its draping, which is as graceful as the folds of a Grecian robe. $59.75 The Hat to Accompany It might be of lacy hair straw— a dreamy shade of French blue, the crown all covered with ex- quisitely shaded flat bine roses, and a blue velvet rib- bon laced through the brim. $28.50, tax $1.35, total $29.85 The Bridesmaids might wear frocks bahar piek Geor ng crepe, soft and simple trimmed with dainty beading or white silk soutache braiding. ‘There are several lovely Bt from which to choose at s A Pink Hat would be the crowning touch to such a costume. An exquisite French land of field flowers lends uty to one that is priced $22.89, tax Téc, total $23.68 will find gowns symbolic of all they are meant to express—gowns of m- ing white satin, trimmed with fine laces, orange blossoms and _pearls— gowns that seem conscious of the im- portance of the part they are to play. For « Simple, At-Home Wedding, « bride might wear a dear white satin frock with a little cape of tulle flying away at the shoulders, adorned with “daisies” of uncut fringe. The fringe, | upstanding, trims satin bands on the okirt. $48.75 The Veil should be Real Lace. The “crown” that is fit to crown a bride should be of Lierre or Princess lace. Those of Lierre lace are priced $4.89 to $7.49; those of Princess lace are $9.49 to $38.25. him a symphony in black and white. Boxes of ties and gloves, too, for the groom to send to his grooms- men, her going away clothes need not be many in number, but they should be excellent in quality and unquestionably appropriate. We could suggest countless things for wardrobes of varying size, but every going-away wardrobe does need a traveling suit, a sport suit and a dinner gown, The Traveling Suit—What could be more appropriate than one of navy tricotine that fastens right up at the neck and ends im @ smart little turn-over collar Embroidered bands of the tricotine go over the shoulders, thread through at the sides and form loose tabs. Cut crystal beads form a novel trimming at the edges of the front and sleeves. $89.75. An Exquisite Dinner Gown is of chiffon im the new and wonderful shade of “ne- phrite” green. It is embroidered with glass beads in an artistic design so effec- tively that it needs no other form of trim- ming. The neck is round dnd collarless, the sleeves are short, $139.00, The Sport Suit—one that would be appropriate for golf, for walking in the country, for motoring or for the sport of being smart is of chanalla cloth, blue, gray, or tan. Dhe “coat” is a slip-over blouse affair with sailor collar and turn-up cuff bottom. A nonchalant plaid silk tie slips through a knot of the self material. $39.75 Sewe—Third Floor, 34th Street, Rear. New York 4