The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 5

B FIRE FIGHTERS OVERCOME BY GAS AT MORNING BLAZE}; -_——— Flames Melt Pipe and Men Are]f Periled in West 20th |R Street Fire. Hight firemen, tncluding ‘Soldier’ Kearns, formerly a well known heavyweight pugilist; Battalion Chief Edwin A. Quinn and Capt. Lawrence Fisher, were overcome by gass early this morning while fighting a fire in the cellar of a four-story building at No. 48 West 20th Street. The cellar and the first floor are occupied by the St. Regis Buffet N Lunch, which was open at the time. The fire started in the cellar and had & good start when the firemen arrived. Battalion Chief Quinn and Capt. Fisher, in command of Engine Com- pany No. 14, were the first to arrive. ‘They all went with a line of hose into the cellar.’ The fire melted a gas pipe which fed the range in the lunchroom kitchen above and the cellar became filled with {illuminating gas, which fortunately did not ignite. The combination of gas and smoke nearly strangled the firemen of En- gine Company No. 14, all of whom realized the peril in time to struggle to the street before they became un- Hy N conscious. Those so seriously over- N come as to require treatment by Dr. 1 N Tompkins of New York Hospital | were, in addition to two officers, Fire- | NW men Charles Kerrigan, John Feeley, Philip Alexander, William Diesey and Daniel uriNa, all of Engine Com- pany No. 14. ‘The men of Hook and Ladder Truck No. 12 then entered the cellar, but were ordered out by Acting Chief “Smoky Joe’ Martin as soon as he jearned of the gas peril. When they reached the street they discovered that Kearns was missing. Two of the men went back and found him lying unconscious on the cellar floor, They |S ged him out and he was soon re- Gs Z extinguished = at something more than $2,000. The cause of the fire was not discovered gre eeeh hg WYOMING PRIMARIES HAVE LITTLE INTEREST Only One Candidate for Senator in » Party, CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 22—Wy- oming voters t to the polls to-day © decide contest for nom Governor and for Wyoming's one mem- ber of the National House of Repre- aentatives a United State: campaign, eandidate 4 SRR} i y premie SALAD DRESSING by _foscsH Leccerta Baked Patty Pan Squash? For a dinner surprise, try this recipe. It's the piquant touch of Premier Salad Dressing that makes this dish—Baked Patty Pan Squash: n salt. !4 teaspoon pep. per Fill squash shells. Sprinkle with bread crambs, Bake in mode,ate oven | hour, A post card wili bring you our free book, Salads, Suppers, Picnics,” In it you will find many unusual suggestions for making tasty dishes with Premier Salad Dressing. Address FRANCIS H, LEGOETT & Co. GOL West 27th St, New York, N.Y. 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In many instances the quantities are limited, Only therefore ay shopping is advisable. “McCreery _ ‘Silk famous over half a century. ‘The Original Silk Shop. 4.00 Satin Canton Crepe yard, 2.95 Heavy Black Satin Canton; 40 Inches wide. 2.25 Men’s Shirts 1.75 Made of White Oxford with attached collar; excellent for tennis wear or yachting. 3.25 and 3.95 39.50 to 65.00 Bathing Suits Women’s Dresses 2.50 25.00 Of Surf Cloth or Wool Jersey, for To close out. A splendid variety women. from which to choose. All sizes, but 35c Rubber Bathing Caps, 28c | | D°* in every style. (Fourth Floor) (Fourth Floor) 19.50 Misses’ Shantung | | 1.95 Glove Silk Vests Suits 6.95 1.35 Women’s Glove Silk Vests in Shantung Suits in sizes 14 to 18| | bodice atyle. (Fourth Floor) (Third Floor) years. Low or me- 10.75 to 12.75 Silk or Poot Skirts Shirred and plaited models; Wool Eponge, Crepe de Chine or Sport All sizes to 34 inch waist- bands, but not in every style, (Fourth Floor) (Second Floor) Matn Floor) = aes acecaiae 1.75 Union Suits 5.85 Boys’ Shoes 1.45 Sil striped, athletic model; 3.85 cut full and well made, Of Tan or Black genuine Calf- Cio toe) tkin, for achool or dress wear, Sizes 7 256 to 546. 15.00 to 25.00 (Second Floor, Annes) Men’s 4.50 Costume Slips 2.95 Flesh and White, (Third Floor) 3.25 8.50 Felt Hats Coty’s Toilet Water 2.85 5.00 In L’Origan, Chypre and La Rose Jacquiminot odors. Felt stitched Hats {m all the 1.25 Bath Sprays, larg Goality fashionable sport shades, (Main Mee) (Third Floor, Annez) fie any faucet. 1.95 Night Gowns 1.25 Night Gowns of Novelty Crepe in striped, block or figured effects. (Third Floor) Of Tub Silk in straightline model with deep hem. Black, Navy Blue, Tropical Suits | 11.75 14. 75 Tailored according to Mo Creery standard. Tropical Worsteds, Silk Mohairs, Gab- aeeuee and Palm Beach ma- r terials. izes for men and Wash Silk young men, 34 to 46. (Second Floor, Arner) Misses’ Dresses 5.00 12.75 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Dresses of Broad- 7.95 cloth Silk in sizes 14 Two paire of Knickers; all wool (Fourth Floor) (Third Floor) yy UL Girls’ Camp Outfits i Middies, 6 to 20 750 5 Khaki Bioomers, 16 to 20 00 GT ) 5.50 Negligees 4.50 Of heavy Boxloom Crepe; extra full, hand-embroidered in contr ing colors, A variety of shades. (Third Floor) table linen and other household purposes. 65c Real Filet Lace 4.75 Voile Guimpes yard, 25c 2.95 These nay be had in four differ- ent models; each has a touch of color. 133 inches wide, suitable for (Masn Floor) (Main Floor) 4.00 Corsets jc of good quality datin with er top and medium hip. § 8 95e Satin Ribbon yard, 65c Soft lustrous quality; large rang of colors; also Black or White, 7 inches wide. (Main Floor) Wash Goods 1.95 White Longe'oth, firm, ¢ 10 yards in a piece. Yl 23c Printed Voiles, Ys 6.50 Sterling Silver Mounted Moire Hand ae Navy Blue or Black, extra good quality Moire; fitted with inside pocket and mirror. (Main Floor) Vdd 25¢ Outing Flannel Ma TTT TTT Ws ug Flannel, 27 inches wide; close weave in a variety of 3.95 Arti Necklaces 2.50 24 inch Moin. Floor) indestructible long; solid gold : Dress pads Ratine; all wool, in Wa Silk Hosiery MM lisle tops and : full fashioned. Black, White and Gray Wl Children’s Sandal n Patent Leather, Tan Calfekin We WU Ws H 00 to 4. 50 cue se My WK tr UY, Li 5.95 Brief Cases. HELL Of genuine Cowhide Leather, 40%, stock, fitted with two or three eom- all areas Biase, 95c Drape Veils 65c Shetland Drape Veils of pure silk in Black, Brown, Navy and Taupe. (Main Floor) Handkerchiefs 1.65 Boys’ Wash Suits 6.00 Men's Irish Linen Handker- 1.00 chiefs, % inch hem. doz, 3.75 2.25 Women’s Sheer Linen Hand- kerchiefs, narrow heme. Guaranteed fast color; Middy and Oliver Twist models. Sizes dor., 1.50 3 to 8 years. (Matn Floor) (Third Floor) 200.00 Chamber Suite 137.50 Four-piece Chamber Suite in combination Wa’ selected figured veneer. Consists of Dresser, Chiffo and Bow-end Bed. Seventh Floor) nut or Mahogany with orobe, Semi-Vanity Case 1 00 Salrite Pencils 89c Always Made of | cap. Safety clip or ment ready. Main Floor) “8.00 Vest Pocket — Cameras 6.95 ette Folding Vest Po cture Lgx2!35 carry Albums, 7x it vwo leathers; terchangeable leas 9S ciilaaedhis (Main | Floor) Vacuum and Thermos Bottles 3.00 Universal Vacuum Bottles, pint sive 2.25 1.25 / os Bottles, Brown ve BBC Main Floor) Hair Nets fringe; all shades; sin- ‘Tight Hair Nets, 200 (Ca oF Sport * single mesh. (fringe), « hats (Main Floor 15.00 Solid Mahogany Junior Floor Lampa 6.75 In Natural Mahogany, Black and Gold or Gold and Bleck finishes, (Skath Floor) under attach- McCreery Quality Hair doz., 68e 5th Avenue 1.50 Sateen Rompers 8.50 Silk Umbrellas 95c | 6.45 Sateen Rompers trinimed Colored Silk Umbrellas wit (ape with Rose or Yellow, 2 to4 years. | | edges variety of handtes (Thire Floor) (Matn Floor) 1. 15 Bungalow Jace Feather ‘Neckivear Ap 90c | 4 Price || Marabou or Ostrich and Marabou nt, ereale oF Chambres Capes and Stoles taken chres spodels| Sis: saeho regular stock and red price: (Third Fluo (Main Floor) 4.50 Plated Silve. .. re 2.50 | hum or it finish, piere | . lan Iso $2 piece Sets for six per- sone 18.50 (Main Floor, | Sizth Floor) 2.00 Water Seis 1.25 35.00 Mendel Drucker Wardrobe Thin blown, light cur W | | Trunke, full-size; four drawers, Sets, floral design; consis | | locking bar, shoe pockets and !aun- pitcher and six tumblers dry bag, also shoe box. Sixth Floor (Pijth Floor) 55.00 Wardrobe Trunks | 1.50 Silk Banding yard, 1.00 Persian Silk Banding in most de sirable color combinations, 2inches wide. (Main Floor) | 35, 00 and 42.50 Piepetes | 29.95 For Boys or make; all sizes with non-skid tires and rubber pedals. (Fifth Floor) Ro. er brakes, er 9.75 Willow Arm Chairs 6.75 broad arm and back model; roomy seats, Lijth Ploor) Curtains and Curtain Nets 2.75 and 3,00 Net Curt figured filet effects, lace White, Cream and Ecru. pa $Sc Figured Filet Curts White, Cream and Ecru, ‘James McCreary & Co. Telephone Fite Roy 4400 17.00 Stearns and Foster Mattresses 12.00 Roll edges; elastic felt; 50-pound weight. (Seventh Floor) Boys’ Furnishings 95q and 1.45 Blouses of Madras or Japanese Crepe in White or col- ors; collars attached or sport style. to 15 years. 75 "se and 9¢ Cotton Union Suits, of fine Nainsook. 4 to 16 years. 65¢ - (Third Floor) Art Goods 80c Decorated five-pound Cake or Candy Boxes; Tapestry or fruit designs. 55c 1.00 Lingerie Pillows—fflet or imported batiste slips over pink blue pillows. 75c 72.50 Domestic Rugs 35.00 Veivet, Axminster, Wilton and Brussela Rugs; some have cross seams, Size 9x12 ft. 1.49 Inlaid Linoleum|| Sheets and Pillow | sq. yd., 1.15 Cares Of Natural Willow; the popalar | | ot hy ae Sete | - see cota See pane 2.50 Carpet Sweepers 24.00 Duplex Fireless 34th Street | (Bighth Floor) 85.00 Seamless Royal | 6.00 Wilton Rugs Tea Napkins Size 9x12 ft. or B.3x0.6 ft. A doz., 3.90 splendid value. Scalloped Tea Napkins with hand 9s f39, Imported Grass Rugs size | | embroidered corners (Etghth Floor) (Second Floor) 1,50 Muslin Sheets, size 72x99 Very attractive designe; the | | inches. each, 95c kind of Linoleum in which the ais Mallia Pilaw © hem color goer clear through to the | | 27° Su42.3¢ inches: cache aa (Eighth Floor) (Sacgnd Floor) We Vy Yj 95c Cretonnes yard: Be 10.75 Variety of Verdure and Tap- Blankets estry colorings, striped or floral designs. (Pith Floor) Pair 6.75 YY YY) 18.75 All Wool Plaid Blan- Couch Hammocks kets, double bed size, 9.75 Pink, Blue, Tan and Upholstered, adjustable backs; Gray, Cretonne, striped and plain Khaki coverings, Standards extra | (th Flor | Second Floor) 6.00 Comfortables Housewares \ | 1.95 Heavy Gauge Aluminum | | 4.50 Tea Kettles; 4 qt. capacity, 98c | Lamb's Wool filling, figured 6.95 Imported Porcelain Cereal designe in Rose, Blue and Pink; Sets, consisting of 15 pieces, 4.95 plain borders (Stzth Floor) Second Floor) = Cookers 145 20.00 Klearwe!l All Metal Carpet Das hie wellp: esoktr Sweepers, [ight running and well 14 qu " lete h constructed; all bristle brash, Plea minh Baking. (eet (Skath Floor) (Sisth Floor) ee ee — sii er 9 en rn