tv m1 4F T Y r < 11 i tr re T Ig deer91 Pi VJDI Ta a 1
nTOTyrcITF
m I t t i
I
THEWOULD FRIDAY EVENING INOVEMKUII 10IJHJS J Iii
t FOUR ALARMS FOR I
BROOKLYN FIRE
e
Flames Spread Rapidly Over
I an Entire BlockDaring I
tt Rescues Made
FORTY TENANTS ASLEEP
fIVo TenementHouses Destroyed i
and School Badly
t j Damaged
Tour alarms were Bounded for a Will
litasbuis flro that started early to
d rT In a lumber yard owned by
te Union Lumber Company ot
Tterloi Robert Kloesa la president at
JIIoIi Mi to s 22 Broadway It mu Its
oovcrod by a girl employed In the Will
Uunaburg Telephone Exchange whloh
to aorois 1he street from the lumber
yard The fire then wu burning feebly
It seemed to be In the centre of the
yard The girl telephoned to Police
zIeodqUILrterl
Hollo Polloa Thtraa aura bore m
te Vnloa lumber yard It will get big I
thaftea minute
I
i Many Oravo Rescues I
Llleocmd alarm was aounded then a
Uilrd and this brought ChIef Croker
Trtilrllnc acrota the bridge In his auto
mobile
At No EU la a flveatar tenement
rtiore la also a fve story tenoment at I
No 31 The flames from the burning
lumber communicated with these Una
menu before the firemen had stretched
their hose Policeman James J Collins
Ot the Clymor street station and half
a dozen oilier policemen ollmbed the
state of the tenement at No C13 They
touted out forty sleeping families
Many of the tenants made for the
flrecacapos and were lifted to the
ground by the firemen Others took to
the roof and war carried down the
ate ladders
By this time the tenement at No 519
rise burning like Under It semel In
nraa burning like tinder
Then came a taInt cry from the top
ot tho tenemont and there appeared at
a window the blanched and horror
stricken taco of a child
Collins was up the blistering fire
it escape at a Icpa Ho was followed by
r
r n flrtnun whose name was not leaned
V and tho two simply rfaJcd through
flames to get to tho child Collins was
firs there Ho handed tho child to the
fireman and thon climbed over the
imouldorlng window till Ho Appeared
I a moment later with a woman In his
arms Trio woman too terrified to
Litwni held n baby to her breast
Je big policeman folded tho woman
and baby under one arm and climbed
back tlinmgh the llimo and smoke The
isrofld outsldo held Is breath until the
ilrcinrn lifted tho Brother and child to
warty Mrs Anm Kinky and her two
chllJicn were the three persons saved
i Public School Ablaze
Tic fire lihd leaped around the corner
to 1tibllc sihool o33in I na1 street
It hard also caught tho eleared siruo
uro in Broadway and was licking the
bullIng across tho street The isle
pram girls had been driven from the
bulling by tho heat id smoke
hir Croker sounds n fourth alarm
Tie firemen with faces blistered with
hut clothes smoking and scorched
continued to fight and slowly the names
gave nsy to hem The lumber yard
and the two tenements were destroyed
The school wis damaged about 32071
The origin of tho nro was mysterious
and Is believed to have been Incendiary
IIERO SAVES SIX
CHILDREN AT FIRE
Michael Clune a policeman saved lilt
children from being suffocated by
imoko early today when fire stalled
In tlio tenement hou e at No 253 Third
street Ilrookljn The policeman fount
the children groping about the hall
way Ho took some of them under his
arms and other followed him to the
treat
The nrn started In the crbcery store
of IlImt licnstock on the Ground boor
and sent forth great volumes of spiokc
The firemen made abort work of the
blaze
EXPLOSION KILLS
ONE INJURES TWO
Mill Boiler Blows Up While
Men Were Standing
Near It
I
Nov
1HDVALB N J Nov 10one man
was killed ana two were Injured by the
explosion o fa boiler In a stum avuwmlll
owned by Joslata flicker here today
tUcker helpers Daniel Deatry and Jo
seph nedwr reiohed the mill about
S30 oclock and got up steam and
about an hour and a halt later the
proprietor arrived at the mill
flicker had not been more than five
minutes In the place when there waa a
terriflo explosion and the boiler was
blown to pieces tteatty wrn was
standing close to tho boiler when It
went up was Instantly killed Refiner
was badly scalded nnd bruised but will
recover It Is thought Ricker was
scalded about the face but Is not serl
ously hurt Beattya bode KAS taken
out of the wreck and carried Into ten
Methodist Church opposite tho mill
The Injured men were taken to their
homes
The damage to the machinery h
about JlOCO Bentrv was thirtyfive
years old and unmarried
The Famous Dr
I
I Agnew and many
other prominent
h doctors recommend
I Lactated Food
I
for babies The
reasons are told u
i
I in our free Baby
I Book
I LACTATB FOOD CONTAINS
MILK SlOAn aliai Irritation improves
I Olgfitlon and ruppis bollly
warmth
t VIIET formi muscle lid titan
IIAniKY MAIT pirtlally dilute the
food
lIMF rilOSIHATE miku strung bond
JIIIK makes fit and warmth
SOIII IN d M7KS AMI IIFCOmlFSn
I lD Ill ALI Ml IITIIIIR mmOOlSTI
I Prep In Mrl > k lUclmrlwn Co
I llrrllngton Vermont
1
1I TKELLY
263 Sixth Avenue NY
Only Entrance Through Furniture Store
The one store above all others where high quality late styles
and large assortments of wearing apparel for both Men and Women
and combined with an easypayment system
Dress Well on 1 a Week
ferxj Wear Jar 4
PADDOCK OVERCOATS
The popular coat of the season Swell cut broad shoulders and very full
skirts Fabrics Include the finest cheviots vlcu <
flat blacks and Oxfords A distinctive garment 1 5 00
fir lovers qf good dress Saturday only
Also full line of long stralght back Overcoats from 10 to 40
MENS SUITS
In the late Fall models with long coats either sin
gle or double breasted In fancy worsteds cites
lots and black Thlbets perfect fly custom fin 1 50
aIn
Ish Saturday only
I SCI YOUTHS SUITS
p In the extreme snappy models which young mn and college boys all de
mand Single Snapry double breasted coats cut lf
long with deep centre or side vents In all pop a ij 00
ular weaves Saturday only
Two plece Doys Suits variety of patterns fancy mixed o
casslmeres and cheviots double breasted sizes 4 to 16 3 50
vr
Saturday only
Womens Ipparcl t t J
LADIES SUITS
In broadcloth the most popular fabric of the season Beautifully modelled
long coats tailor stitched velvet collar and new
kilt skirt An exceedingly smart costume for 1 5 0 0
Fall and Winter Saturday only
LADIES WAISTS
Made of fancy net elaborately trimmed lined with Jap
silk lining In white and cream A dainty dressy gar
ment Also Taffeta Waists In very attractive models 3 9 8
Saturday only
LADIES PETTICOATS
In all colors as well as black Elegant garments which
make complete the attire of well gowned women Sat 4 9 8
urday only
Furs Scarfs and Throws in Natural and Blended Squirrel Sabe
Mink c from 298 to 5500
ALL ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE
r Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 Oclock
t 263 Sixth Avenue N Y
It
ij lji 0 r
r us u <
TW T WIN
BRIOGERUNAWAY
Man and Woman Hurled
Nearly Into River from
New Span
A rutt way hows on the Williams
burl llrldgn All but thruu the occupant
or a light runabout wagon ort tho struc
ture far n frightful plunge Into the
river hit night
Sunuol Kriun of No 143 Second
avenue and Mist May Terrle of No
112 East One Hundred and Twelfth
treatwsr driving to Bhtepshdul Day
As they approached the WlltlainsburB
tower ot the bridge on the south drive
he horse ma frightened by a thrill
blast of a tugboat whUle tho horse
bolted
Krauts paid more attention to tho
frightens young woman than to the
horn which he tllowed lo run free He
tuned on the reins u the runaway
dashed close to a truck ahead
The nnlmil swerved nnj dashed the
wagon agb the outermost rail The
hock threw both occupant toward the
rail
allKrauMa
KrauMa head rtruole the top ot the
rail and he fell stunned upon the road
way The young woman struck the rail
but she was entangles In the ifreck of
the wagon and waa dragged for tome
distance The horses hooM struck her
several times before she was shaken
lear and tell senseless on the path
The horse ran on Into collision with
a truck on this anchorage IVillcanan
Irenater fit the lirldge Squad woe
Imocked don and severely bruised
The harrier near the pla > u was raised
Jll1 in time to stop the runaway
Krauis jaw WM broken and MIL
Terrlo hud serious Internal Inlurlc
They went to their homes In a car
stage
Austrian Strike Growing
VIENNA NOV 10The passive re
Istanco strike on the Austrian rail
roads Is extending and growing worse
daily and In beginning to detrlmontully
affect trdfllo to and from France Ger
many and elsewhere Tlio difficulty of I
reaching a settlement hue been In I
creased by a JllnlstetlHl notification
that no negotlatlonji with the rtllroad i
man wilt be undertaken until the pas
sive resistance Is abandoned
afranfclin Simon a Co I
REMARKABLE VAIUES FOR SATURDAY
Boys Clothing
NORFOLK AND DOUBUMfflGASTED SUITS
with two pair knickerbockers of imported aU wool
cloths sewed with silk coats lined with serge
made in our sanitary shops 8 to 17 years Also
Sailor and Russian Suits with one pair Of trousers 6 75
Oe
3 e
to 12 years Actual value 1000
DOUBLEBREASTED OVERCOATS buttoned to
neck of navy blue cheviots or Pilot Cloth red 7 50
flannel lined 310 to years Regular price j 1075 I a
TOURIST OVERCOATS double breasted belted
back of imported Scotch mixtures 8 to 17 years Q 7 C
Value i 1500 e C J
Misses and Girls Apparel
GIRLS COATS M and full length of heavy navy
blue cheviot red flannel lined j 6 to 16 years 0 7 K
Value SiSoo 91 5
II II II II II II II II II II
LONG COATS of imported cloths in plain colors
Scotch tweeds checks plaids and mixtures rolling
collar or buttoned to neck wool lined i exclusive
models and fabrics custom tailored 6 to 16 years 15 7 C
Actual value 2250 1 J e J
JUNIOR SUITS tailor made of imported plain
cheviots and checks coat satin lined and inter
lined closely plaited skirt and suspenders 1 C Af
1 5 o0
10 to 15 years Reduced from 2950 1 J I UU
MISSES TAILORED SUITS of imported Broad
cloth in all the latest shades semi fitted or loose
coats satin lined and interlined new skirt n r
14 10 and 18 years Regular price 3975 L 9 j 0
Womens Salts
NINETY BROADCLOTH SUITS long or short en
coat models Heretofore 3950 and 1950 29 e 50
i
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING
FIFTH A VEe 37th and 38th Sts
ti4b
4AtAo
fi
4 °
+
h 2 V
kij41 ll h
w M J I
1 i1 I I
w Ii cer
ti 1 e I
sl i I h I
tasIi j
ir t r t x
7
ft rt d I
e I
1
I
V ry I I
r f ls If I
4 s 1t i
1y f
q Lfi 1
Sale of Mens Winter Suits Overcoats
Special Sale of 20 Long
15
1 Tourist and Great Coats at
I The price lowness of these overcoats spepks for itself We need hardly tell you they
are the greatest oyercoat values ever offeredsince you will know that Its with all the enthu
siasm we can muster we tell you of these coats They are in Great Coat and Tourist models
52 ircheslong big shouldered and wide chested some with full loose back others with seam
i back anjl deep centre vent Made of oxford gray and black friezes and elegant fancy heavy
crieVty overcoatints These 20 overcoats on special sale at 15
Saleof15 Winter Overcoatsat 1250 Mens Winter Suits
I S
tecauie these
Oijly we make garments In our own work rooms
is U possible for uj toflell them at 1250 and save you 250 on each At 1250Here Is a special line of sin
o if rcit They Ire made In medium length models of black and gle and double breasted
oxlord frletes Special at 1250 sick suits made of black Thlbets and fancy
cheviots They are made In our own work
Medium Length Winter Overcoats at 15 rooms If they were not they would cost you
S 15 Instead of J250
Heavy Warm meltons friezes kerseys and moules In black blue
and oxford gray made In the new stylish loose back models and the At 15The man who is predisposed to
form Ailing Chestereld Very special at 15 pay 15 for his Winter suit will
f find In this collection of ours at 15
a practi
Ii t eiant Winter Overcoats at 20 cally unlimited choice of fabrics and styles
Imprefcllve 52inch long tourlit and great coats In single and Single and double breasted sack models In
breasted models like black Thlbets black andblue worsted cheviots
In
double alike figure picture above Made of ox
ford an black friezes black tcrseys and a host of fancy overcoat and elegant fancy tweeds cheviots and cissl
iris Alto medium length winter overcoats in all the new models meres All special at 115
and fsbrlci All special at f 20 At v 20To choose from here are hand
Special Sale of PaddocU Overcoats at 25 the new gray some and smoothsurface other tones and worsteds exclusive In
This isle ll special veryspeclsl for the reason that no good patterns In light and dark colored cheviots
custom tailor cofd equal the value of these paddocks under 140 black Thlbets and black and blue worsteds
The back View of our long graceful Paddock Is shown In the cut single and double breasted models Special
above1 li Is made of black and oxford gray velours Special at U5 at f2J
I Luxurious Winter Overcoats at 25 WinterSuits Overcoats for
SUmptUous garments oi elegant warm fabricskerseys maltase Die Men 1520 and 25 I
and velours In black gray god blue some with heavy serge linings For the big man who measures 44 to 50 inches
others with satlp yokes and worsted linings Also the big 32 inch around the chest our showing of suits and
land Wist coats of black gray and rich elegant overcoatings overcoats affords a ccmplete and eeganl as
SpeelslypHc d it IJV i sortment of new models and fabrics
tl Store Open Saturday t tM
li Night Till 1030 I < Amt
i 4 t r i j > I 1
A Patent Medicine Talk
350
Readers of such leading maga j
zines as the Ladies Home Jour
nal and Colliers Weekly must
have noticed recently many articles
relative to patent medicines I
The editors of these magazines
are seeking to bring about by legis
lation and agitation what they
choose to call a reform in the patent
medicine business They make thde
statement that it is not only unsafe
but unwise and in many cases de
structive of health for people to
purchase and consume patent medi
cines the ingredients of which they
j
have no knowledge
It it not our purpose to enter Into
a discussion of the merits or de >
merits of this agitation or crusadeI
Thousands of people have used
patent medicines and have been i
benefited by them At the same time
there are undoubtedly evils existing 1
in the ABUSE of some socalled
I
patent medicines Because you
have a thief in your neighborhood
you would not say the whole neigh
borhood is composed of thieves We 1
know that we have plenty of cus
tomers at our counters who tell our
clerks what benefit they derive from I
this or that preparation I
Yet even with this knowledge
it is hard for us to say what one
among the patent medicines is the
neighborhood blackleg The un
fortunate part of our position is
that we do not know the formulas
of the patent medicines we sell
We do not believe that the pro
prietors of patent medicines arc dis
honest or that they arc intentionally
misrepresenting their products If
we did we would certainly refuse to
sell their goods over our counter
Our exact position in this patent
medicine agitation is this We are
the servants of the public We sell
and will continue to sell patent
medicines just the same as the gro
cer sells you canned corn or pota
toes We want our patrons to find
in our stock just what they demand
only we can positively say that at
any time we find a medicine is in
jurious we will throw it out of our
store
Several years ago a thousand of
the leading druggists throughout
the United States organized them
selves together in a cooperative
company to produce remedies which
they could back up with their own
names and their own reputations
The first object of this coopera
tive company was to produce a line
of remedies that every druggist
would know thoroughly There
were to be no secret formulas the
ingredients of every remedy would
he known to every druggist
Each of these thousand druggists
contributed to the organization all
that his knowledge and experience
had brought to him in the way of
advice as to different remedies
The formulas of something like
2000 or more remedies were sent to
the company A committe of ex
perts was appointed and this com
mittee went over the various for
mulas conscientiously and earnestly
for a long period of time and selected
from the entire list about 200 stand
ard remedies the manufacture of
which the company then undertook
The company in the meantime
had erected a perfect laboratory
large wellappointed with every ap
pliance known to modern skill The
combined capital of a thousand
druggists made it possible for the
company to purchase in the largest
quantities the fundamental drugs j
nnd herbs etc that form the in
gredients of the various remedies
f This meant not only the highest
I quality in manufacture but the very
greatest economythe cutting out
of every wasteful item and every un
necessary expense la
The remedies when manufactured
were shipped directly from the rt11
laboratory to the retail druggists i
This insured their freshness and
made It impossible for their quality
to deteriorate Not only that but i
t also did away with the jobbers
profit Here again the cooperative I > j
system added not only quality but eft
brought about economy IIrt1 I
Sf Most of our patrons are familiar x
ft with these facts Most of them are A J
j already acquainted with the for u
mulas of Rexall Remedies which are ud
manufactured by the United Drug 1
I Co with laboratory and principal r
offices in Boston Mass These arc 31
tho remedies and this is the cooper t 1
° ative company that we believe has it f
j done more to bring about a change 1 1
t in patent medicine conditions than
nny other element in existence ds p
Each of the Rexall
druggista rs ° 1
J know absolutely what each Rexall tail
remedy contains He has the for
44 mula of each remedy on file in his =
r safe He will gladly give it to any j
one who is interested There is
I nothing secret about any of the Rex
all formulas On the contrary w
are thoroughly proud of them We
want you to know about them
i
No one Rexall remedy is a cure
all It is not necessary for us to
invent diseases and symptoms and
then endeavor to convince you that
one Rexall remedy will cure you of
every ailment in the world To our
minds that has been one of the
fundamental errors of patent medi
cine manufacturers and that has ti
been corrected by the Rexall people
One remedy for each ill and that
remedy the unquestioned best in the
world is the principle upon which
Rexall success is founded
We arc proud of our connection
with Rexall We arc proud to be
able to offer to the people of this I
community a line of remedies that i
we can back up with every bit of
reputation we have earned by
square dealing and honest con
scientious treatment of our trade
Our confidence in Rexall is shown
by the fact that we absolutely guar
antee every Rexall remedy we sell
This is not an empty phrase with us
we mean just what we say If you <
buy a Rexall remedy and arc not et
entirely satisfied with it all you u
need to do is to bring the empty
bottle or package back to us and
say I was not satisfied plcace give
me my money and vc will return ° 11
the money to you instantly and n o
cheerfully
We feel that you are conferring
an obligation upon us when you do
this We want to know every case
that the Rexall remedies fail to cure i
We want you to get your money
back if the remedy has not done the
I work you expected it to do
Can any principle of business bo
fairer than this Is it not thor
oughly in accord with President
t Roosevelts doctrine of the square
deal for every man
b From time to time in newspaptr
announcements we shall say varl
t
I ous things about various Rexall
1 remedies We want the people to if
i understand thoroughly what the
t word Rexall means to every family
in this entire community If the
real facts about Rexall were appre
ciated today no other patent medi
cines would need to be offered to
the people
RISERS DRUG STORES
6th Ave and 23d Straet Broadway and 9th Stroat
The TfeifcecK Stores
The Pink SEdition of The
s
Evening World Contains r A
1
All Sporting News of the ia u
rasp
eel 4
tiff
Day ter t J
I 10
t
J J
l J
r